wharf. The engineer promptly shut off 3team, and the trucks and carriages were left stand ing one the,line., No one was injured. , , lio^K-AXiS'^nAMKOCK.-^- 25 ois.'. 12 dwts: have been obtained from a week's crushing -with ten head of stampers. Lily.—so tons stone yielded 25 02. gold. - Bird in Hanj>.—The crushing is showing for 15 dwts. to the ton. • ';. .. The Cure mine is; looking well.^ Goldk^ Ckowx—There is a nice show of cold in the hanging wall leader. . - At the District Court, Josiah Flower, carter stationer, passed his final examination in bankruptcy, and was discharged. In the market Caledonian s are firmer, and the feeling: better. • The breakdown of the perjury case against Gribble and Morley, with eight witnesses for the defence uncalled, gave satisfaction, although the conduct of the magistrate in authorising the proceedings for perjury to be instituted before hearing any of the thirteen , witnesses for the, defence is strongly cbndeinned. It is felt that if the magistrate had not made up his mind to prosecute on the graver charge before hearing rebutting 'witnesses the per jury proceedings would , never have. 1 been brought on. Tue Advertiser strongly con demns the conduct of the magistrate and the police in this case, alleging that it was an attempt to bolster .up the blunder of a police man at the rfek of damaging'for life the reputation of two respectable young men.. • ' ' I—— '—+ ! '-''''

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

(From Our Own Correspondents.) Another Funjaub Immigrant „,■;•.'..':.":■'■ Dead.: ! ■;:.,:'

WELLINGTON.

~,:' ,', lyln.-. ■ : ' . ■TWaday. ; The Luna has riot yet-arrived. She is said to have put into Eaglan in connection with matters relative to the coalfield there. ' The Alhambra left yesterday, via the South, for Melbourne. . : ~ n, ; .. .. The Albion leaves to-night at midnight with the English mails via' Hokitika for Melbourne.,. , :.-.■-■, .-,.' ; ..;, : . The dry gale of yesterday was succeeded by a deluge to-day. ' " B<w . :- ' The Phosbe arrived last night from the South, and leaves for. ,the Manukau and intervening ports to-night. The.Paterson arrived at midnight from the East Coast aild Auckland, aft^r edcountering| terrible, gales. She leaves, for the South tq day. ' :'' -' ' ' ' '''•'■

LYTTELTON.

This day. Arrived: Veloßidade; "fcllen, 'and Queens land, from Newcastle; Jane, from Hobart Town ; James Saxtbn y from Invercargill; Zior, from Auckland ; and Alhambra, from Wellington. ' T^iiu : ■.. i. i,. i : Another immigrant, Mary Cochrane, died this morning at the Quarantine Station.

DUNEDIN.

, :i; Ii id' >This day. The amount of Customs revenue,collected yesterday'was d 52,100; M* Archibald :Cferk, settler, tfaa drownpd; on the 28th whiie dossing the Taieri river in a boat. ■;, . v ... ~ / , Cofeb's coach broke down near Blueakin yesterday in consequence of the weight:, of the mail. No injury resulted. The, question of, tramways will be brought, up Before1 the City Cbnncil to-morrow/ ' There -was no business at the Bankruptcy Court yesterday. The press comments on. this as a'favourable sigr. The, arrival,of the Auckland cricketers s eagerly looked forward to. The number of police cases for September, was 239. Hia Honor the Superintendent is ex pected from Wellington! by the next boat.,; (); \ fPer Ando-Australian Telegraph Company.] LYTTELTON. KHT 'M i t / Thia day. The Albion sailed at four o'clock yesterday for Wellington. Aii ;i '1 S / )'I : * The Punjaub immigrants yesterday's bulletin states that there' are 32 cases in the Hospital; 7 serious. Tnere>re"B.o'new cases/, i) V. II! I'l I:.

CHRISTCHURCH.

.:-...•; 1, ■!. A!_?___ day. The Gpyexnment land r salss {or Soptember, amotiht'tb1 £18,328;'.debts^fbr twelye"months ending September 30th, £514,944. The health,, of ithe immigrant, passengers is^still' improving •'no fresh cases, ■■:J:■■■:■-•'■''! f»imtv

DUNEDIN.

i | -~ v v o -This day. Two men crossing...thijTateri, rivet ffl_a_ boat, attached to a .wice. xope, by mis management capsized, and" one named Archibald Oark^ was .drowned, " ; , : - , -j,

PARLIAMENTARY.

' gniqooHlo i[fe T£IEGBAPHi],,:j epitfO •i'J.'.r.iv (FaaM our i speciai,' coSbfigpoiSrpENT i ; WELLINGTON. »a.Hv)j aTOOT ! ::i; :.)__iaclay;' In the Legislative Council, yesterday after noop, a pl!disctissioxi ensued'on4he Iminicration and Public Wfirkfl.BUl. ..* V f of itxjkiivib^:1"" No opposition was fehowxiin i^iiie House to the Billj Avhich was read a. first time, to pre vent .the.introduction of person^ into, the cbloriy of New Zealand. 'It is proposed' in Bellamy/s to omit jbhe'word," colony" »ud substitute the word '^ixaatiyl'! ' :'; V: Mr Fitzherbert says it is exceeictinily ne cessary that .a Bill should be, introduced, pro-, V 1%% for the extradition of criminals.. [, .' ] SSJI>fLEME!N.TARY, ESTIMATES; m i:.. iho supplementary estimates, werd 1»14 on ™c \&}? yesterday, from which , Si i^ ng ¥ ema '-^SwyeyMof telegraph' cable, £600 ; cable aa € _t, Londotf, £250 j■ m Wellington,^ £100 ;?' H^ Nations, L£soo' J trißonometncal survey, £SQO: harbpui re fuge at Somerset ,Cape X«rk t \contribution, £2^o; censfls of 1874, £10,200'; cb'mpen eation to Mr Thomas Henderson, £950 • refund to revenue, being remission of fine im posed on tm Speaker for UreaShlbf *he^ §tami> Act—a httle job—£l26 ss; steam service from Queensland to New Zealand,- r £5000; steam on the West Coaat of; the Middle I B land £2,500 ; East Crtast .North' -'Island, £1,500 • Inspector .of Lunatic Aaylumi, £500;.' co mpensation to Mr Gardner,! of • Auckland, for loss by small-pox, - £75; Govern ment Houses at- Auckland,'1 £140 troductioh ahd location! of/ itamigrkntsi £250,000 j, planting the quarantine' ground; at Motu Ihi, £125 ; keeper^ £75.; smoiety of; survey of Albert Barracks, £21 -'travelling allowance of, New Zealand reprWantatives at "the Australian conference. i£933: ;12»; moiety ~.af steamer- to Ohin«muri r - -£12 ;- timber for irilitary. settler* (lst.Waikato),.; £32a } furniture-of Fenf Hill Hom^e- Dun^ ed«^J2ooo;.;f.GraDatotal, abogf#sflo;OoU:'i The House last night in comoiittee of supply paßsedalHfce supnle^ntwy ••tim^ii

except the trigonometricsil' survey vote of £50p0,.wLich, on the motion of Mr F itzberbert, yasjtbroyn out asuaeless frqmitsinstiffici6ncy:: - A considerable .diaijussion.enauecl on the ltern £350 for Bellamys,, .which was carried after a lengthy and warm debate;, i On the item £5,000 for a-.brpnch qf..,the Torj-es Straits serviced betvrceeri Qneeriijia'rid" and: Manukau. Gillies gave very strong.^opposition, "sneaking,«fc ..great length against thaitem. It ivas considered lost on the voices when Mr Swahson;insisted on a division, and the item was carried, .. r ~, r :", .:; ; EAST COAST : :'STEAM, SXJBSII)^. l , ■ |Mr Gillies did hot oppose! the'steam service between Auckland and theEa'stOoast ports, whiph was carried without 'debated: ■/„ v i I VOTE FOR IMMIGIIATION ~.. A. lengthened, discli'ssion: occurjed oh th^j item £250,000, for 'immigration,.•'. in'-ywHeH.",' the whole question was re-opened." : ■' n-T^n It passed without amendment. , :i j PUBLIC BUILDINGS. The remainder of the. estimates passed;'and a • new lot was brought down, amount ing; to £86,000, ,beih^'I'f6r;;th> r ;' dikfcri-^ butiori' of ~moneys: :JA • tte ': •scie.dule, of i the General Purposes Bill, including public buildings all over the' cblbnyy among them the Auckland P6st-bffice, £JL3,000; Tau ranga, £4,000; and various buildings in Waikato townships.' !-Some £20,000 g<>'f.o> Miqisteriall residences \ &ti: ; in "Wellington. |j J' There was not a quorum in the House, and; of these: .several .were"asleep, but the suras were passed like a shot. RUSH 0F LEGISLATION, j The two law-making machines are now in full: bias t, and never before during th 6 ~ . exjhibit|ed their'capapitj for work so strikingly. Standing orders are suspended,.and:measures, dan; be introduced and passed through oil stages at* a siigle sitting! „'.' ;,'" t . . ~,'., . BILLS PASSED. "; I do not profess to have caught the names of the measures of last night. The, Extradition of Criminals -Bill new through all its stages; the Native Lands Rehearing, after being so clipped as to apply only to a Cpr-omandelcase, passed;! the Jus tice of Peace Act, after being lost sight of by the: House and clerks, was lugged from its concealment and bundled through. It had not even appeared on the order paper, but that is nothing. 'A considerable, number /of pother Bills were, shot through in the' early morning,'but mem bers generally did not catch the titles. It is said the Vogel Empowering Bill passed, but members have only ;a vague impression of a shadowy ghost flitting through the House. *As to the amounts.in money voted I can riot vouch for accurately, as members gene rally seem to hare lost all distinction between thousand and millions. ~ Weary workers retired abouthaif-pasfc two in the morning. . . ~.., ! THE LEGISLATIVE "cqUNCIL.. .., In the Council, on'the motion of Dx Pollen, thdmem'bera suspended' the standing, orders,J and began diving. Jf The.lmmiWatidnV^rifr-Public Works Loan Bilj. after debate was read a second time.; as 'also the^mniigratiqn and.Public Works Bill, which allocates the money of the former. The Wellington Harbour Reserves, Cen sus; AcV and -Ministerial Residences were read a second time. * The Council went into committee on the Immigration Works Loan Bill. ',' /. 'A 1 ' FULL SPEED A-HEAD. •i The two Houses will tip'aTgreat amount of work in a shoit time if the engines don't 1 ' Old-Fifty threatens to-'busti ! eitW the Government or himself - to-Dight. ( , m■s i,: t He has givfen notice ' of, his Inrention to " consider position," but nobody cares. J|crew, down the .-.safety valvea! feed':the firfis ! throw in the Innocents ! ; ;let,her,rip,!,.

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J -, ..■-. 1 • ~'!, :l: :: -i. ij -'J '■ •• '■■'":!■<' Coffee.—Brown, Barrett, &X 30.'8 Standard Coffee is ot}i delicious and strong!" "Brown, Barrett, & Co. s Excelsior Cutfee deserves preference.to art; coffee.on accpuritof purity and distihethess of flavour. Note the;brands* sold at. almost every grocery establish ment in town and province.r- [A »rr,J ■' !:>



TJCT AJy&ffi#. . ; for.,tlie: ..country,..*i V v Female General Servant. •• Apply to Mrs Fo^gie, top p/ yincent stiee^. ~,, WANTED,..ji.,..General. Servant.— Apply at the office of thli paper. 1 ._rrf-p ■'! 'f r— .-,• t'r ;-jf;r, '■•'rfi'.fq; ;S' ' "tkT-NTED, a Pair of Good Spar V t Squarers.—Apply by post to John Sim Jh, "Waitakere. * < TfT^^JJP [a: HousemaicLf^Apply; if{» » at the Army andJjTavy;.Hotel -4 ', ■:•;-,'■•.'::::• ~'.■. ;■:,;; .'^ ■'. "fJK7 J£]SMEB,^a >Gehei'£l i'ulj v.<» .anaftJ^iiamily.^Apply^tOioMjgi.,. ffo^re,,, next.Tea^Mai'j.iQrft^.Ko^d, ~, _~,„, ,„ ~.,,,,,.,;•;,. I .'-.I ! .-.I <!..-(■ if V ~ ioiasa.Walter.^-Apply/.Vidtoxia JBotel/iVid*!: toria-street, :-:.ra ~'.••."» •jiii'j./iMMOiM ,e-j:Ki,,-<.■./ f ~, .i.-. f| j, ■ m -J■■■i_.l'-- ; l.mi — 'f\\Ti A^T&D.y. noijcspectatiie;i middle- i TV aged woman as HQUsekeepeftMApply at 67ar ;. I :t:' a.i: <• Q_i l\ r, i?f .-. i* M —r,i; •■' ■.> ■itiST,sk'Jls. iT'iß.iD; a",steady .peipsdnfas V » Partner,. tO( asdst in conducting and extend ing a payhjfj; Codling ana Kfc'staflrant liusihe.,3'; very small capital required.—Enquire of P. A. Jones, Hairdresser, corner Queen and West Qu.en streets. n — '' —"~ WANTED, Employment for a steady mauled man in a hotel or any house ■pff bvsJnei's ;>gqofl refarencei pin'be/givep.—AdLdresa, WJVr;immi«?a)ion;Bav^-|iV, .';'^ \- H "' v ..'V A |IT AppTy.HdldsWp^ Co..:Cußtom'-hou^6-street " j ". :: AJ / :•■ '■- wv /. ■: ■.: .. ■'. I' w:' "■/•!' ■\[\7"ANTEP, -a; first-classr Millmer Yy,,- ,and.Saleß,yironian.^-A...Xinabn;y;^.Cp. -. Jv . io ..; ■ < ';■'"■', ' '■!! ■ "'■■ ■"■ ;''■' ■'• ■•'—.•■■ if ■ iu''.' ,*) i^lfWftrt Situation^ "YV arrival per St. Leonards; is thoroughly used to dairy-farm management; fifteen years' testimo nials ; married man.—W. Baker, Immigrant Barracks. YXf AKTED^a smatt^active^BtrtoheE "VV Boy.—Apply at once to B. Boucher, Ne# North Road. v{™* il:' i:i- ; ■■' ' ■tTTltE'stiortly \>b i)Ut>iiahied :ey^ry ■YV ;l '4reeK, the r^AUOKL^N^l MOSQUTTd.^k Comical Periodical; price;' 6d- per-copy, or 5s per quarter. Publishing Office : High street. YVii. by» respect»W«iperson.4-Apply'b3faetter,> MiC, Post-office, ''■■'■ lwao<i»»ilM bas mUjsiJ .-■■■■ .:•■ y ITi ■■ .Sewant; references required.—Apply. to Mfs'Elliotf, Swindon iYill*, UppeUiUnidn street. , ; , R.i %r^^^D i^oWN:^»^dsj^ y iT ; signed i*ve 'alwayV.onjhand a U>rgo supply of, Newcastle and,Bay>of Islands Cpa]i,;. aj^p, best Gut and Uncut wood.' Yards : Between |"ort »nd Custom-, house street, next Isaacs' Bonded Store. W. & G. WINSTONE. "«_[- — .V! 1 :•',':'■■ •'. 'I 7' ' f '^? WtA'.BTTBDh X N O/'W N.athatt 7 « n 'i J9f»lWWf| <lai c 9f:%"?«ley street), Oatler,'SaV-trihirtier, and umbrellft-maker, has Baraoved to Wyudham street (nearly opposite the $wdnq Biw offiqe). N.8.-VinftreUw Be-oore«d,



WANTE B K'N%; #^, that MTSS PENN"AL has much pleasure in in .; traducing to the pulflic, ofi Auckland the Most Useful "^ock-stitch Sewing Machine'ever yet imported : PRINCESS OF WALTER.; ; r This admirable Machine is-the most perfect Lock stitch Machine yet invented. It is so simple that the most, inexrj(jrjoricerf '.c^n'tiperateT' it Without' an# •> provibtis'ihstruction, while it is incapable of derange ment by ordinary.use. The range of application is practically:tinlimitea.; anything that can be'worn or' require stitching in a house, can be-executed on this Machine. The tension'rarely requires regulating. From muslin to dressed calico, woollen cloth, or even leather, may. be sewn, without change; of needle; or . cotton, or alteration (if tension. , The" work is easily i.,gujded-by-;dne hahd.'while the other is emplbyed'ifl I jtnrning it. Whdn fixed ;on' a stand it can be operated' j ibyihand or foot at pleasure, andrit is then sis efficient. as the most costly treadle machine. Besides all kinds } of domestic Use, 1 it can be applied to many Varieties of (..manufacturing use, such as dress-making, mantle .making, stay-making, and tailoring. ENGLAND'S QUBBNI-iiiw i-J-IJ fli-j-.'.j.: I ,t!^rhis remarkable Machine, presents, some entirely i features never before realised in a. Sewing, and making it mo*e' extensively u'deful"apfl". ,irf»ore! varied in; its' application' thlan any'other Sewing, Machine 'whatever,' whether hand b'f" trdadle. lii'its' applic4tion to plain .sewing ofevery kind it exactly resembles the Princess 'of Wales, but it' it-can be instantly changed without stopping'the'Machine to ' 'Herring-bone-stitching and'to: overseaming. This is effected by simpty turning a screw, and the .width, ■ and |ength of the stitch are regulated 'at'"pleasute.' ! The 'arrangement permits of the overseanilrig or 'herring-boning of any fabric whatever, and will be found of immense value, in the manufacture of children's clothing and. in ornimental work IJ 3e»ms where elasticity is required-the stitch of this Machine is superior to every existing Machine. It is important to observe that all these rttlvantages are obtained with the most perfect simplioityiQf construc i tion.. f,. '■. . • „,.,> ~.., ,■ ~ v ■yi .asTNote' the iuld.iess :-r MISS PENNAL, Dress Mantle r maker. and. Machinist,. JVSest End House, < 'WAKEFikt.D'STB'EliT'."'' ' ' '"'" ' ' . ' ..-'Apprentice'Wanted '' ''1 •■• .:.ii/or; I 10 '..'\ T?D W A: R DE*-ST REET Sabbath : 'JLU school—The Service of Song advertised for To-, ■■morrow Night is Postponed till Tuesday, Oct. 7. : MISS. HILL'S •Seminary, H^pn ' street.-Duties will be Resumed on TIHUftS-. DAY, Cid October. ~{.'(!/;■ -..; .! TO BUILDERS. TENDERS will be received'by the I undersigned until 4 p-m. of THURSDAY, the 2nd October, for tho Erection of a Manufactory in Uppei Queen sWeet. J '■ i 'tsO'r'! ■'../. 'I rf Plans, &c, at ray office,, Queen street , ■ , ,;'.,,." '."■ ' ,; P.HEREPATH, „ , Architect. , li l B LAIR, ET ( LftMjBERT,. EPICIEES, VETS'DEARS DE JAMBON ET DEFROMAGE; Au COIN DE QUEKN-STftKET DX yiCTORIA-STRKET (Auprt-s Monsieur le bouchtr Loggie), /ViNNONCENTJuimiJlement au jLjL Capitaine aux Officer's et li I'Equipnge dv Va'sseau Franca*" Atalante, que lear .Depot de Thi, de Caffs', de Sucre, de Jambori/de Bearre d'(Eufn, de Fromage, de Sauces, de Choses Pr^servees, et de tout cc qui.goneralement appartient :'i cc commerce est vendu -par-Wux de In me 5 eare-qualil^ eta prix Its plr<s bas possibles. -~ Dcs visites sQnt.ini.'.'e'es. . .-, ~ ~ ,( . ( , ~,, N.B.— Dv BSrre Thais'. Is: dcr'fflu'W.'Od. ' ! BLAIR & LAMBERT, EAMILY CyiOCEES AND TEA MERCHANTS. it Si - ■' ■' .. . ~'.;h .■■:•■). - ' '-. ~'i ,■ • ■ THE IRONCLAD ATALANIE OPEN .;; • TO VISITORS. - THE French Man-of- War AtT/Ante •will b,e OPEN to Visitors fpr inspection daily from 1 to 6 p.m. (Saturdays excepted). The North bhpre. Ferry Company have received permission, and wi.U convey visitors from Queen-street Wharf to the ship by the p.s. Devonport. RETURN TICKETS—ONE;' SH ILLING. ;, NOT JI: G '&"' LEFT her borne jn Eljiott-street on Friday last, a Girl about 12 years oi age, named EJ'zabeth Ann Clarko. ( Se'ls, Kancy, Paper-, work.! -'Ariy {person found'lliarboring her,' I and - not' i giving notice of the same, will be prosecuted. , / ■ -.»,j •(•-/ .ii ■J. .F. LAURAN,CE,- | T^OUND, a Cheque.—Apply,.for •JL same at Stir office. "jp"l BE ¥AED!- Lost, on the , .oi l JL. ißemuera Tiad,! between the Railway jCi;c7S-> : ing and the1 Itcmuera Chapel, a: Eed-'CorhellarrNdck lace. The above rewrvd will be paid to the finder. Apply to J. H.^WithefQrd, Newmarket, .j ■:, LOST,, ft Buggy. .Harness CJollar. Reward, 53.—Apply at Stak office. £10 EEWAED. J>l'/IJ!AiIA'-\UtM. ~ /.O'-.'XMA'AVM ! /Tj OST, in Symonds 'tftiU^k Lady's GREEN MOROCCO PURSE, containing Money, I aPI I J It lASf)a: Jln Riiigs, and Keys —Apply to Sergt.-Major Pabdy. ; TJOST or STOLEN,' a Saddle and JLU .Bridie. Tf.atolen-h'at tho NewtonifToU-gatp,, ,Gr*at North Bead ; if lost—between there and,, the ] Wftau.—Ten .shillings reward on recovery; if lost': ' two pounds oii .conviction; if stolen.—Thos,.Barra clobgh, Btar ( ]VTm4; \Vhau. ;; ;; \ "J/vXJj '"■ ':■ . : , -~,-',- ,*, M'/t Ji WANTED a SituUtibh^by one Xvbo'thtJroti^Kl^ understands the business rMelraiiived.-Address , MifFisher,1 Im'migration'BfijfrftcKa. W: . >m ■>.:< >xi>i EuOKDiN'D lili;LE' 'ASS'OoiA^^M. HpHE Adjourned General Meeting JL w)U beheid-at'the E6o!m'i'of' the YbUnV Men's Christian Association, THIS- (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7,30 o'clock.;.;: > , r ., -~, , ~; 'j rT''T/\ . Busln'ess t— fo' rcceiVa the report of'thef Gommitteo 1 Appointed att^UelMt'meetfng.'"!'-i'i o'dtii, ,ttnrO * J %. Gomirlttee Meeting wiV. afterwards be held. ?jcpm?'l a hi.) 3 jkT Y jjU)'-] a aao '' T^6iJNT');E^EWi"^C^OL^^: JjIJL BARTON'S Lecture is postponed to a future ..date'.' vS ■■ '"'■■■ -I .'-'; ' • '-' .. .. iribfl '■" !" "■ •■ ••"■ ■■-■•■••' \U, v ®!ML* '■ |« i EARLY f GdiiiM ASSOCIATION.1":::: - A a MEETIN'Q-, will "tafe" jilace,,,^ JUIU 'Tuesday Evening,. 30th inst., at 8 o'clock,.'at thi Young Men's Christian Association. .. .. „, f N.B.—The Committee are respectfully requested (toattendat7io'clook sharp.i^ ~ * te ,u....'n ,ihl\ tsvm *■ j «onaStJ«i:-(l)aaxoJJ.W^.-JulH^y<^rJSomJe^!i w T^^^ino^T4MSpiis ; eNwmst'-A'llvli -*- season,., i ■„•• ''' Wwf ffTw'1' lheWelUknbwa,Griv,Etttir,e j £-^JUma&m*. ah ■ 'i m a.t c°ir l-e 8 s. ! Mondays ; Panmurei and round- by.Bt. John's .College Wednesdays rOfaehunira/'riroundiby^irhxeie ■ Kings; Fridays f Whan,.round JbjrMountlAlbert; the .remainder part of the. week at J. Walter's, Stable, '.;N4w Noith Road. ' Tetms:—Single Mare.ifia i two or more, a3 per agreement. Groomrse,, 2s: 6d each Mare, to be paid at. the lime of serving. ... All oiher : 4in(in,eyj to be; paidi onior.i before the. 3rd day, iof : January, 1874. .l.ni? '.;:i;j ■-. ; .... w.\\u\ ' "fipO 0 A'P4>T,AL;I'Sf S'.—^anted, !jL Several SunriPof Money, to be advaneed'ion 1 mortgfse, good peevritirs1, &c; iiiteresti B;t9 10 per 1 :;<sent.- Applyi'te' J'Carnell & Randerson, Minitig And j1 Investment Agents, Cbromandel. nntragit I OCOIDENTALi SMEEESTAJSEri ON .THE I -uiiiUU KMELBOURNE'GUPt"-'-'!-^" '•'in | . /: ,\uhi.TUdT Jkik ■;i,l)Bmj'i.' ifia/o hMiluy/iil lot 8 .rio Af)tliL parties iwhou do not.■taketstbeiE JuJL Tickets by Ist October will have thei* nwriea eriwad. .Swdeb;jWll positively take place !oh WED-



pHINCB OE WALMTHEATKE. Lessees .. .. Messrs G. W. Collier & Co. ! TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS. WfelS (Tuesday) EVENING, SEPT, 30, ~ Will be repeated the Sensational Five-act Drama, ' Octoroon • i OCTOROON !! I f - fl OCTOROON ! !! 1 Sajenr Scudder .. .. Mr G. W. Collier Uncle; Pete Mr. Lachlan McGowan 'Zb'e'(an Octoroon Girl) .. Mrs Walter Hill j, I In preparation—CAMlLLK j ——^— i I In (consequence of numerous adpHcations, the juManaketnent will issue a limited number of Monthly 1 Tickets at LI each (Transferable); Lady and Gentleman, LI. 10s, to.-bo -had at Upton and Qo.^ 1 Stationers,! orMtAhe Office! of the Theatre. '- U •' ! •'' r 'Box Office at Upton & Co.'s, Queen-street, where ■:'geats can be secured and tickets obtained. I' !'l>re|ss Circle, 3s, Stalla, 2« ; Pit, One Shilling. [AUCKLAND DIOCESAN xi! . CHOEAL ASSOCIATION. 1 Will tako place in ST. i PAUL'S CATHEDRAL CHURCH, i i MONBAt, °OeTOBERXO ) j At 7 km. ,-,-Ful.l Choral Evensong, with Processional LTymn. T ! '!• ''I I -tt—*■ T V >i iv^g THE SERMON WilJ. bo preachtd by the Eev. J. E. Shlwyn, M.A. Admission will fee'by1 tfck'ei onlyj • , !!Only a limited number of Tickets issued. VINCENT;E. RICE, I. ; I Hon. Sec. AjTJCKLAND DIOCESAN ! CIIOKAIi ASSOCIATION. ' M&TMLIp GfeTO^TfifeEß. H rS 3sri'^p" ;t Ih. \'o> c. iJ .i 0 V: The whole of the Tickets (WHITE) for the nave 1 of St. Paul's Cathedral Church are hereby cancelled/ ::»nd wi'l NOT entitle the bearers to admission. [..-• A'frrsh supply of,Tickets.-w."l bo i ;ued. for dis tribution according' to terras of advertisement in ' tp-ppirow's papers. ,'Tickets fOr Chdir'ftintl Gallery remain l unchanged. • By oiW ..,:. • •!'.!.. kh -■■•;.; . \ u»i | •' - ■' -VINCENT E. RICE, -:'" '■' ■ rl ... Hon. Sec. Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1873. ' - i AHORAL FESTIVAL. I -ST.. ,P,A.UD'S:CfIU;RCH. :i The Olmrchwardeis.lnform-Keitholders that about 150 Ticket! have bren re.erecd for them, and appli i cations (accompanied ..with an addressed stamp'd i envelope) must be made on'or before T'HUESDAY .'f-neqeti at -{p.m., to the,, CTmrcliwardens, orraay.be ;v.left :at Mr Harwick's, ShdiUand street, when the I Tickets will b» allotted us equitably as possible in i proportion to the number of applications, and posted to the applicants. K. W. DYSON, \ Church. W. St. CLA.IK TJSjDALL,) wardens. Sept. 30,16731 Uh 1 N&Vj'".■'S i/.I :( i - WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIST . , : CHAPEL. '.npH!p/Anniversary iTea^Vteeting will. 'X be held THLS (Tuesday) EVENING, at half past C o'clock,- . -~■■, ■■ ;,r i V ' The Key.4. J A. Reid. K. F. Macnicol, G. H. Turner/ and Wm. Jones (from Short land) arp expected ,to address the Meeting1. ■"' ■ " ' ■■'•■■ Selections of Music will also bo givon. Tickets, Is 6d each. IiEOTUHE BY THIEf VEflT1 REV. THE Very Eev. DR. LANG, of : '•' • SYDNEY,-' '■■"' i'-ju.-rvw WILL DULIVKR U 0 . ,: IN ':. >-■- : UlOJ.j \i ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH (REV. D. BRUCE'S), i THIS EVENING; 'rafeSO'ra Ixst.- : At 8 o'clock. SUBJECT: "Sketches of My' Colonial Life in'the Colonization of .New Zealand, Victoria, and Queens land." F| v W 0 .. Nienl •.: ' w rUol'i \ Hisj Honor the Deputy-Superinicndent will preside. Admission, Is. The proceeds to be handed ov«r toJho Home for Neglected, and Destitute OHiidrun. i Doors open at half-past seven o'clock. "IIiEAIiTH REFORM" AND"''G6olv' j o«■ >.- . TEMPiiARISM.V,. ; „■;■...' >ao A ' LBCTUBEi'#ill%e>iaelivered1 on jOk- WEDNESDAY next, Ist October, in the PrifflltfVe-^Mebhodlst Bchool-ro'6i«'.' Ea#a'rdW strfefet, by vi Hobkh, M.D. Admission Free. Collection at the'close1 to' Aid the Trust Bunds. Chair to betaken at 7 o'clock, f Newmarijet, on THURSDAY next,,2nd October, '•Dri Hobbh will deliver a' Lecture on " Health' and Reform!' and " Good Templarism," in the Primitivo Melhodtst 'Chapel. -Admission ■Preb.'''JlO&ne!Btl6tt|l»t? the Close to Aid the Chapel Funds. Chair to be taken * at half-pa.st 7... A3', are invited to attend, bn*!; <m So j TfOL¥NTEER CONCERT' AN;D V _ DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, , ,I , CHORAL HALL, (ijivi , r , (h , ( w8 ON THTTRSDAY, 9th OCTOBER, 1873. :i Sfi 0 .. ~ti 'V i-IJi! K-li):u.'tv;T i .i.il,:a.; i» i "tTi der the patronage of the bfficers and Members of thd ,Voluhteeril%tces. and of the AlieklAUd Kifle Association, in aid of the i) iEIMDS OF. TH»»A'BSOCIA«ION, AmM I to mable Representatives to be sent to compete in the 0 (Inter-Colonial1 contest »t Melbourne1.1 -Aoulil I Captains Derrb'm, Lo Roy.l Morrow, Burns, Mowbray, ■*• J Isaacs, McCrae, and Kensington. Lieutenants I Devore, Anderson, Kitchen, Nathan, Payne, and )) R9bingpn y an^ ■Messjr^flhornq, jßoardnian, and .Co iductok .. .. •'"'■.^iJoyi^-'feROWNE, Esq. '. 'ickets, 2s. 6d.; Gallery, Is. 6d. iO?rogramraein future advertisements. , Vf Tolunteiisiwillattenaiirtrnifbrai!' «taaWT .l,|. ,-j J. C. DAVIES, ■iU . Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. AND AFTER "MARRIAGE." •'^■hllE Bey. G-. H. TCTENBR will •it deliver;'U Ltdtura on-the above subjoct'.in the vLirge Room of the Young Men's Christian Associa ' tlon. on FKIDAY -Evening, i^Sr.A O.ctqbe.r, the pro ceeds to be added toiHrfßuitdin^Fuhd1 of the ITree jftdthodist Church. Tickets, Is. eaoh, may be had from any of the Trustees. poors open at 7, lectute-to-commence at half lpah. INDEE^DENT/P^DER.iOE GOODp ~A /'-^PBdIAP %i j';ff|* the Officers of the various Lodges of the •bpve Order in ,nnd around- ■Auckland are requested to'meet at tne Yoniig Mens 1 'Christian Association Rooms (entrance by Wellesley street), on WEDNES DAY next, Ist October, at half-past six o'clock p.m., and the members of the same at half past seven o'clock p.m. of the same evening, at the same place. Business.oiimporfcapce/j;) TTfTfTTft TH'TH ( ByorderofWW.GT: 15 '' u"\ \'" "!l :L | GOOD TEMPLARS. A N Open Meeting of the Auckland J-jL Pioneer Lodge, No- 5, will be hold at the Cook street iiall on THURSDAY EVKNJNU' noxt, the esd of October, »t 7,80 o'ftloeK, Tho eubilo will be aamUteil free.



OKA SUPERIOR BLACK CLOTH jZiOVJ SACS, 12s. 9cl. • . • . J. COSGRAVE & CO, 500 USEFUL TWEED TROUSERS, Bs. 6d. 500 GOOD BLACK CLOTH TROUSERS, ■ 12&"" :'" ; '■■ -' '"■ J. COSGRAVE & CO. S~P'*E C I aTI 10 T iUE! ! R. W. DYSON Has JUST OPENED a Complete and Splendid As sortment of .. General drapery goods, Viz,:— Ex Countess of Kintore .. .. 22 packages Ex Fontenaye .. ;v, .'.'-.. 40 : ",',■■' Ex City of AucWand 25 „ Ex Mali Steamers 3 „ In all .. .... 90 paokages' j Constating of a Large and New Stock ef Manchester j. Goods of Every Description. ■' ' Alio, 'a very pretty lot of FAN CV DRESSES, in all the New Materials and Shades of Colours. Lames' and , Children'k "Straw . Hats. infants1 hoods, hats, robes, &6., Ladies' Underclothing and Baby Wares., yj ; ..- Flowers, Ribbons, Corsets, I iijLOES, AND, FANCY . GOODS./ ; These' Goods having been purchased of Manufac turers we are now offering them at unusually Low Prices, and Guarantee a Choice Selection in every Department. • > ■ ■' : '»<■■ A really Good and Cheap Lot of .., ,•. BLACK GLACE SILKS, AND .COLOURED - GLACE SILKS, ' In all the New Shades, having arrived from France .and Switzerland, in our special Mail Parcels. R. W. DYSON, 130 & 132 QUBEN-BTBEET, : ■ (Next Morrins'; Ironmongers) ;• MEN'S' BOYS' AND YOUTHS' CLOTHING, HATS and. CAPS. ■Elegant and New Shapes in Drab, Shell, and :Black Bell-topp«rs. : h 1 Shirts, Ties, Scarfs, Collars and Hosiery. Trousers and Vest for 19s. Gd.—Magnificent Value. t ; (,;;;" R.,.;w. .dy^on,, '~' M" 130' &'132,' QTTEEN-STREET; !■" (Opposite Somervlile's Stables). "TiRAPERS, MILLINEBB, CLOTHIERS, &' STOREKEEPERS, Are Invited to '/.:'. , .INSPECT , THE WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Of the Undersigned, Where uni'supl advantages are offered for their . sorting up. R. W. DYSON, IMPORTER OF SOFT , GOODS, i • ■. 130, Queen-street. jyr AUEIT IIT S SIJGAKS. A Cargo of 100 Tons First Season's Assorted MAURITIUS SUQA E .S,, EX HAZEL HOME, ■') i ;'!:.">', ;".'... iTI "■:■'. Daily Expected. .-». <.,,.0 '"' j ' :■:■,. i-.'i JOWEN 4 &EAH AM. rjh bTe UN D E'R BIQ- NB D ■Begs to notify that he has received, per Wonga :''' ''.''[ .i^onga,/".'.;.;.! ''''.nJC^u.-vA. M I THE FIRST: PORT.ISON' °? o-'i ■ ■■■;: -I.:. , ! , A S^H.l PME N,T N?W SEASON'S i 11875-4) TEAS, 'Ek'SteAm'ship, ".Cjfuidj'pßTH," from Foo 'Similar to the best .numbers of the Acacia's cargo, which gave such general satisfaction last Season, and he invites the Trade to inspect and procure samples ,forilquo4ng. )( , , ■ ■> hotS'T :''i'f'l' .: The Shipment includes various grades, from good medium to full-flavoured Souchong TEAS, and ha beenjp^c^asSjd'tflf^o.ChJDW.with 'a special',view to thej growing demand ia this murket forj the finer iSSS-c SEtoSSJS dR-TG-N:.-'.!^ HO !■! .j. v-: ;f)0l .■::! :-l j". ■■...•. ail lr | ■, i ...i -..'',. ■-...-,'■ . '■■ ■~■■,.;) K>{) ; II! ;■!' l." ■:• i. "'i' '<■ ttt'V ■■.. I I ''•■• ■•■'. ■ I;!) Ex Leslie, trom ClArekob EiVeh, ) N^SIW, I FOB SALE, in quantities to suit purchasers; at lowest Matket'/prfceJ!,'' (• ~:j, Vp>a : !':i -'•:.•.■■■.-••■■ ;!2..:1..-i/u:-K'.':.;'"' j",.-;''...hj'b.''-mobton. Curttta-ip'ii^eistreet,./"^J'l^'v' '.\ '.:'.,I,'/ „ j AURHit 30^873.7.'.;.'■; ;V^^-,i »t'*>%iil:\ • j '■!•' ■■' iT 11'1 ":;I;^Ti7!n^i A: 'KE°TOTIVrS/;%^N'T OF ;■;■', v.':.I"'' ...•MQisfßTl-ii'iu b-'iiid >L iGnft DO N L Q;A.U: O,E E ICE, p:i lo ..;.' N-E XT G I TV' H ALL I MONEY Advanced on Jewellery, Diamonds, Plate, Wearing Apparel, and every description' of available security.-'! 0;,.. i •'. ■; ': < i '«' sfifiii/|j ■ I The; striotest Secrecy observed in every transaction. ! Fire-proof Safes on the premises for the better se curity of Valuables, ait it ■ •■■•!'•.«■! .: »i>i:iu I . MOEEIB MAEES,! f PROPBIETOR, i A GENTLEMAN of unimpeachable char jJ^ actar, wko has been 8 years in a Grpvernmerit Office, and hkvfn^1al'testinionial o^ 30 years' fidelity, is desirous of an Engage ment in any^oflkd ■^herel' a! donftdential Servant is required.—Addreesi " 1,0.," Stab



CHJ^AP QUILTS v.) | * ' CHEAP BLANKETS? i ..!'■■; '•'.'?] '' . ' ■ . CHEAP SHEETINGS! CHEAP MANCHESTER GOODS! ~ ] ".; ■'■,',,',, '" , '■'~'■■; ■ ; ,;"*" SO IIi ED BLIANKETS AT REDUCED PRICES. ft. ATKINS 'TO'ISHES to call Special Attention to his STOQK OF BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, QUILTS, i LONG CURTAINS, TABLE LINEN. CALICOS 1 TOWELLINGS, v TlflKS, and MANCHESTER GOODS of all Descriptions, which are offered 1 ' at'"' ','■ ...... Lower Prices than Charged by any House in the City of Auckland. • it,... >~<,'■■' t #■•; •!!..-, . ./Bj. A. has JUST OPENED a HEAVY STOCK of - ■> i SHEETINGS AND QUILTS, same numbers and qualities as the last Ship ment, which in every instance gave the GREATEST SATISFACTION. FINLAY'S TWILLED SHEETINGS, ALL1 I • . i . WIDTHS, 3d per yaid lower in price, ''.'..' j ,'/. i.' '- ' ' '-'I -iii- ■V .• ■'•' GOOD QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, ■ i ■' -2} yards long, from 7s lid. i. /;[]j /, n 'i DIT.TO DITTO (LARGE SIZE), From 13s 6d. SPLENDID QUALITY TOILET QUILTS, Bestjin Auckland, 2J?yards long,|l9s 6d J. i ii ~ worth 265. :., i- . ?l t.'ifirt &la. ■ • .:■■.;■ j.i t'l!" 0 ! ~ .. ■(! -riX.I >i.j«- ■.■.!'•,:! ; a —.''-I:; ■it .. . ".: !:' •'•• «''.'(hvii..1) fr.'UMlia ■.-.., DITTO DITTO, 3J YARDS LONG, ! ja ;; :: :: : / . -.-. ■ . :vv 1 ' 22s 6d; worth 30s. s <• . . . • ■ Jio*i A LARGE SELECTION OF LONG ■ \ ■; 'CURTAINS, ' , I .. . . % .•.!'.-'■ "■:■•: ■ ■ In Net.'.Muslin, lens, &c.' i y 8 ' " ." .. : 'toi.-mij.'WO ./. !it ?• . . ~ <,'::lKiiW a'»!l/V ... "... . . ':.... r- . .i(i: i <; .. .. . i tJVijji ..--. v(i..It..,°('< b ti;A c k ;;J; a i'L^x.:^;:;;' ,20' per cent, under the usual jrices. ' •','j. JJ; . : ~ afuwni" '-->>'■ ,h»U. •■' .:>•'. -v.'-i fsnii aoiJj i Ji!l y,i f,luh ..v:-■■ .■■:■ ,i it S ,au The Low-priced Colored Silks being all Bold,-the: BETTER QUALITIES are Eoduced toj. l;: > | COSTPPIGB." f tsT ■ WJINTER DRE.SSS MATERIALS, ~1 ,'1 i (F fi , ! ' tit',1 ■ I( JACKETS, SHAWLS, Et6.' 'jl ... At Redticed PfJces. " j orit -iv ■>■,::>" i; ,t rj'a vi*"^n A iAßofi' LOT' OF CHEAP TWEEDSj For Boys 1 Wear, Just Opened. nfoifw^sJi > <r - Evjery description'< of CLOTHiNGj HATS, SHIRTS, TWEEDS', .-: ■ 3 :" HO' O1) &c, &c, &c. j > :•• ■c • i r-Wl. ■'» opened in a fey» 'days' [£ i iw .-endidiStockof NEW SUMMER j• I CJOODS. |be no adVince n the prices, aa all the new stock to . | be-shewn "was PURCHASED BE FORE TUB ;NEWi TARIFF CAME INTO OPERATION. $ffiiitiiL r<\ jatiSdyTxik Mfttiß'yfJii I {.i.. a! ~.•>. ci J:,.i ;.;,■; ;.„.,■.;.{ j<, . ■ .'■ ~: ..,".'/■'. i.. | ;(LATE BAY v AND ,HONEYMAOIT. I , •.. ') :j ; t (i -,r /,!'! .'r ' ' "THURSDAY, NOON.' HOUSEHOLD, | FURNITURE, i;; iPIANO, f BOOJK-S;;Etc. >■~ _. iU q ,|R,; A,RT,.H 4 U,R ii v:: HAS been favoured, with'instruc tions from Dr. Hbßbs.' M.l)i." (who Is leaving thi colony), to sell by; auction ;a't hi< residence. Upper Queen street, on Thursday,' October' 2, at 12 o'clock no]>n, ;:""'- ;i ] ny^f Ki 8:™?' 1 3 lis Household Furniture and Effects—An English made Dining-room" Suite," 1 Cedar, i' Horse-hair Easy Chair, Cedar-Cheffonnier» 'Carpets, Cur tains, Blinds, Pictures. Book-oase, Tables, Cane and other Chairs, Oilcloth. Fender, F,ireiroos, tWflßfip »nd Wood Bedsteads, Hair and Flax a Mattresses, Palliasses, Pillows, Bedding, Wash • stands, Toilet Sotu, Toilet Glaigeß, Toilet ['i'ablei. Chests or Drawers, Glass, China, *n 4 JfsrtheßWftrc,! Kitoben Vi*m\ Ist, Books, *c. A



f ~... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2. CITY HA Lt FURS, BY AUCTION, AT TWO O'CLOCK ' [-~. SHARP. B. TONKS•; ir.XTO.it ■• ?. £j HAVE been instructed by,, Messrs. " Benjamin' Bros! to sell, on Thursday* next, at 2 o'clock, sharp, at the City Hall, Remaining Portion of AUSTRALIAN FURS, con sisting of—Fur Sets, Ruga, Mats, Vests, Caps, j Slippers, Jackets, &o.; warranted moth-proof. >~.< The attendance of Ladies is particularly requested j ■ -■•)':'- -•- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3. WOOL, COTTON,^ LEATHER; HAIR. Li uct y. c ./. •■</ k" ■*! :;i ■ - ;, . ■'■■■,•%•''■< EX XADYr BOWE^ FROM SYDNEY ::••-TOL'bNpoft,„:,,■'",, ~,,,.,,,* ■'■ : •■';:•■ \ '.■'■ iuw j ■ ».|JJ ..i ; buA.i w ■'■> _ h __ ' ,l,,i]ili;if lins •■'■.■..-,.: ■n I ;'';■'' V i-.': !l'l vi ■ \, , , ... ii ■, •( ,-r ~ .':i. >A ! :'/ •' I." ■ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAf' '■;,;'. :,.,.;i"''-1 concern.- ili«'i ?'«< ; /•,/..*.?.. .TO,NK'& &':'C'O.' ■'_' LTAVE been instructed Tiy; Captain Ferguson to sell, on Friday next, 3rd proximo, at l*o« 2 o'clock afternoon, on account? !of:wuom! it* iriay ' concern, ' cMrrffr l*\;ir,...tj . : " ■ About 200 bales Wool ' :'"'•" '' ' : ffl. ■■■■■■ ■ : -l ■■'■' About 65 bales Cotton' y''il "■,. ■' • ']', ■: M 'About 5 bales Hair r ■"• ■'■';••« j-1; 4"1* ',' '" . About 2 bales Pelts '■' ' /+ About 10 bales Bole Leather , , ' '' ' * ■ ■<■•■■ (various brands).' ' ~, , V( . ~,.,,,,>; ——— . :,. j| .... ,{:'■■ ■.//£),]. j ■ All more or less damaged., !.,;,..■,■■;. '::>u:i.f Catalogues to be obtalned^ofthq Auctioneerg. Q 4 ! j Terms;— Cash. .;„«< ; TUESDAY, 21st OCTOBER. ; I -^ LIAV il I- !^ LEASE OF HOSPITAL RESERVE. S-* 'TIHE Undersigned have been in uL' stnicted by the Deputy-Superintendent to offer for Lease by Public Auction, at their Mart, Fort- j street, at 12 o'clock noon on the date above named, ' j THE HOSPITAL RESERVE, situate near tho. ' A Harp of Erin Inn, on the. Great South. Eoad, i.\{ Suburbs of Auckland, Parish of Waitemata, ; County of Eden, and: being' Allotment 17a, of Section 12, containing 27a. Ok. 23p. .. ~ ji ' I \rTT~f- V /I .i> ijO M 4»* Plans May be Seen at Our Mart.^Jl -, v < " ..., j SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, , Auctibheisrs. | ,1 -IfBIDAY, -OCTOBEE-3*-?r—• HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 4c, 8 * « &H 3 i'&(^ **? jf : i ;•, '/: s>< •> •''! >] ci Kow(. i(i .fir HE SuDScrib.ers Vil)^-sell tat ; ,the -JL Mart, Fort-street, on Friday next, at eleven -.o'clock, v J*sl ,y'""' v ! HOUSEHOLiD FURNITURE, Cooking-Stove, &c ! SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, t , r:rT j Ji» >•■!-) *joj ifii > A .;.;; j !.'•* THURSDAY OCTOBER;^ ;',;;••;;•■;■;■;:; '■•!Building stone iron tanks, ■;vs i »i&, > <^Bt^ % ■,> fftHE SubscEibers.wjU.s^ r a|} Craig's . 'JL Yard,' Fort street o_n Thursday, 2nd' October, at 11 o'olock, . uM , al dittos k bJoS ,' !20 tonff/TobartTown BuiidingStono '/ ]| Q f, . 11 j 10' iron Tanks (new) m ;' v jrrif <t i!,-; !200 Hobart Towri'Cart Shafts. feAHUEL COCHRANE & SON, ■ V 1 • ; !Vtl .;AuctioneerS4'i Jjfl .2* MONDAY, OOTQBEE:i3.i 7 3 <1 BY ORDER OF <IHE :mUS*EES OP GEORGE TURRELL' ESTATE. x HANDSOME VILLi IR,ESIDENOE, REMUERA7 H1 ALLbfMENTS' ;IN; NEWT6N:-"' FARMS1 AT WAITAKJER'E'e, ' HUNM," "*" AND WATCIE&I&, iSl'-i«>iH ,GOLDMINING. : SHARES^^rjr'j..! :'' I > .!i-»rf.'Wjii..' ■ "'[ fliiHE Subsqribers have KeceivedJq- JL. ''struetions from'the Trustees of George Tnnrell'g Estate, to offer fOi; Positive Sale by Public Auction, at their Land Mart, Fort street, on Monday,. Oct 13. . at 12 '6'6l6ck, th' 6 folldvWnj?^ ValuaHo Freehold Pro- "f pertiesj<Win:-Wl»:ii. ••■., I m\ utt el fammSati baa \iftdi vu j.j.o.'-jBEMITEBA':^!-...!..! ','. :■,!■,•? j.-jii ~'io That Magnificent Suburban Villa Residence and,, ~ Grounds situated at Bemuera, and lately occu pied Ijy Mrfs William Morriu— The House ia '.Two Storeys high, and contains on the ground ■ floor: Dining-room and Parlour, connectod , with Folding-doors ; three Bed-rooms, Pantry, i Store-room, and Spacious Hall. On the first jr- ! floor iS1 » large Drawing-room, with Bay f* I Window ; four Bed-rooms, two Dressing-rooms, ,■ - i Bath-room (fitted with Slipper and Shower-' Baths), large Lobby, &c. At the back of the | '' house is the Kitchen, fitted' with' large' Cooking .. : i Range, Wash-house, • with copper I built in ll and ■ .'_ i water.laid on; Servants' Bed-room, &c. The, . Outbuildings consist of a Stable' and Cowshed. The Groundß comprise Thirteen Acres, the whole of Viil I which is fenced, subdivided, and thoroughly ; drained, and the portion round the house ig i 1 ' ; ..laid out and planted as a Shrubbery and. i Flower-garden; another part is "planted'ai an" ' I Orchard, and is full of fruit trees in full bear ing ; the remainder is laid down in good pasture. ; r . ~ T ' ' ' '' NEWTON.'' 11 "I Lot 110, 33 feet to York street, and close to the ['York Hotel,' Upper Queen street. ' ;i ja 3STkwton West.—Lot 3, 33 feet frontage,to;tha,-; j Great North Road, immediately beyond the J Octagonal House. ~. ~ -..; . Lots 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10, 33 feet each to.Commer- J cial Road. , , .., , I,otllß, 33feetto3Bu8selHstreet v fi. J A '.'/ 0 U , ■fiTiwroN Road. —^Two Allotments. ~* •? wa^Talce'rei.1 ■ i!m' # ■ Lot 85, Parish of Waitakerei, County of Eden,,co,n- uf m "talhing 129 acres. ; ',. , V' IT 3 hjuhu^, ~1 i■ {X ] <ot 183, Parish of Hunua, containing 40 acres. WAIKIEKIE. . illptment, 135. Parish of, Waikiekle, County of,_. 'Mafsden, Containing47;acres,l* ,"" f) j" '. Alao. " *ifl I i 0 Shares Eldorado G6ldminingCompany 1J65 Shares Mount Eden Goldroining Company. f jtf.fc— Intending pWnasers'caJv fjbtftWck-rairto' ■'-''' ■ lew the Eamuera jproperty from "J BA»m:COOHB4NK&.BOK, I