The whole extract, I fear Mr Editor, would occupy rtoo much of your space. Those who feel interested can read the article for them selves. I feel, sir, this to be a most serious question. Like many other questions, it snust be agitated out sooner or later. Mr Dickson little knows that he has given me the gripes ever since his article appeared. A little more of the extract, and I am done. " We need not dilate on the symptoms of lead poisoning, which, in its worst form, in variably takes the shape of paralysis."—l am, DONTWILLY.

To the Editor, Sir,—Your correspondent on Wednes- Clsy night r. fets to the deadly poison blown down our throats. What must the result be to the painter when he has to brush off this deadly powder from old ■work before repainting. Ho must get the largest .harp, yet, as a rule, the painters are as healthy in Auckland ss in any other partof tho world. With re gard to tho hot sun causing the oil to evaporate from the lead, how Is it that the sun does not have the same effect at the Cape of Good Hope, where the heat is more powerful I have known houseß to be painted over 0 years at the Cape, and no signs of the oil leav ing the lead. I quite agree with yourcorrespondent's opinion, that zinc stands this climate better than lead, at least I have found it so during my experience of over 11 years in this Province. I have lound lead to last longer than zinc for exterior work. In the Cape we generally used zinc for interior work.—l am, tc, — G. Lovb^rovk, painter, etc, Otabuhu.

THE NEW LOANS.

(To the Editor of the Evening Stab.) Str, —I notice that an Act to borrow £2,000,000 has been presented to the House of Representatives. Let all Auckland quiet tax-paying; people note what it is for. £1.250,000 for carrying out Public Works and immigration, almost exclusively outside this _ Province; £750,000 for defraying Provincial liabilities. Auckland was not allowed to run into debt ; no not even to make roads at the Thames to retain her miners ; but the Luna was offered to carry them away. Then why should other Pro vinces be allowed to run into debt ? On what plea can we be asked to pay our share of the interest on this £2,000.000 ? Take Auckland as contributing one-fifth of the revenue ; this saddles us^ with £20,000 per annum for interest on a loan which is expended else where.—l &cd, etc., Colonist.

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

(From our own correspondent). This day

3_Te\7s from Ohinemuri- News from Waitekauri continues satis factory. There is a good show of gold in the company's mine, and a good show on the tables.

The Welcome crushing is also'showiDg well. They have 250 ozs. amalgam on hand after week's run.

The manager of the Young Colonial is packing a test crushing to the Waitekauri battery to be treated in single stamps.

ITew FiacL

A new find _3 reported at Owharoa, north of Gunnybank lease. It is supposed to be a continuation of the Annie shot of gold. A piece of stone brought in yesterday from the neighbourhood of Owharoa broken off loose stone shows gold of splendid quality freely. A lease has been pegged out, and men started in search for the reef, from whioh it is supposed to have come. The locality is dose to Perry's water-race, The Alhurnia tribute (Allen's) crushed 46 tons 10 cwt, for 179 ozs melted.

The Younp Ladybird 19 ozs 10 dwts,

The Red White and Blue tribute, fort night's crushing with 5 head, gave 38 ozs melted.

RUSSELL.

(From our own correspondent.) This day. The Janet left for Auckland yesterday. Sailed : Mariner, and William and Julia for Thames.

The Julia Price arrived last night at four, and sails again to-night.

NAPIER.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Native Resistance of the Supreme

Court

Last Sunday 150 natives took possession of Otnaranu land, the title of which was disputed between them and Mr Sutton. Mr Sutton won the cases before the Supreme Court, but the natives say they were acting according to legal advice, and intend holding possession until forced away. Railway Mismanagement. Severe stricture appear in the Press as to railway management. Tho time-table is fixed so inconvenient that settlers prefer travelling in the old style. Stables are again in requisition. Merchants complain of the railway authorities not forwarding goods unless the trucks are filled, and unless they charter special trucks at high cost. The result is that goods are so long detained at Napier station, that merchants received notice from up-country customers that unless or.ers are more prompt they will withdraw business.

DUNEDIN.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day. Slander Case.— Roberts and Weston,

An action for defamation of character will be heard at tbe next sitting of the Supreme Court. The parties are residents in Catlen's River District, and damages are laid at £1,000

Robert's agent finds a difficulty in getting opponents to play the champion. Terms can't be come to with, Weston, but Nesbitt will possibly play. Haughton's Case, At the Supreme Court in Chambers yes terday Mr Denniston made application to obtain a release of Haughton, on the grounds that he had been improperly re-committed and the warrant was irregular. It was agreed that the re-committal had been made without having sufficient evidence, and the information did not disclose _ any authority for arrest. Judge Williams pointed out that if Haughton were released he would be immediately re-arrested on the first commitment, as bis bail-mens' term had elapsed. If counsel liked to take a rule nisi for a writ of habeas corpus he could do so, and the rule would be argued to-day. Mr Denniston said he would consider whecher he should take such action.

Provincial Councillor. Mr Macandrew to-day issued a writ for the election of a Provincial Councillor for the Peninsula, in the room of the late Mr Tolmio.

WANGANUI.

(From our own Correspondent.) This day.

Contest far Wangaiiui. It i__ said that the seat fo* Wanganui, which will soon be vacant, will be warmly con tested. The likely candidates are Messrs William Hutchison, Mayor of Wellington ; H Watt, Mayor of Wanganui; W. L. Travers, solicitor of Wellington; John Mor gan, farmer of Wanganui; and Robert Pharazyn, Provincial Secretary. Mr Watt is thought to have the best chance of success. A Big Failure- _ G B. Worgan has failed for £11,000. He puts down £16,000 assets, but these are con sidered mythical.

WESTPORT.

VV JJUJ-JL ._.-_.*-»• (Per Presß Telegram Agency.) This day. Supposed Wreck. A board, seven feet long, painted blue, with sunk gilt letters KEBROID, was picked up near Cape Foulwind. It has evidently been part of some vessel, and a long time in the water.

THE OPERA.—GOUNOD'S "FAUST."

This masterpiece of Gounod's was repeated last night to another crowded audience, with even greater success than on the first night. The Simonsen's Opera Company were again strengthened by the City Band under Mr Irnpey, and by several of our best amateur singers, so that the soldier's march and chorus were rendered with true military reson ance, a loud encore being the result. The cast was the spmo as on the firet"night,and we need add very little to our criticism of yes terday, except to say that Mr Richardson sang the part of Valentine very carefully and withmuchraorevigor than in his former essay. He was more than once loudly applauded, especially in the dying song. Madame Si m onsen's Binding and acting in the part of Marguerite was, as before, the theme of everyone's admiration, while Signor Morley again achieved a triumph in the part of Faust. Miss Lambert gave a pretty colour ing to her impersonation of the page Siebel, and besides another success in the famous Flower song, has to record having created a very favourable impression in hor acting and singing in the interview with Valentine on his return from the war. Mr Harrington as Mephistopheles acquitted himself creditably. The choruses went well. The concluding tableau evoked universal admiration, and it was indeed a very pretty picture, while the invisible chorus camo in with excellent effect. To-night Flotow's " Martha" will be pro duced. Our readers need not be reminded that Madame Simonsen will sing " The Last Roso of Summer" in the course of it.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(BeforeS. C. Barstow, Esq., EM.) The Court was crowded with men and lads, who came in to see something, but were disappointed, the only business before the Court being a few drunkards, who were dealt with as follows :—

John Sleight, a middle-aged man, was fined 5s and costs.

Mary Robinson, a very old offender, was fined 10s and costs.

John Bromley, alias Merry John, forfeited a sovereign rather than show his face in Court.

The order " Clear the Court " was then given, and the crowd dispeised.

AUSTRALIAN ! CABLEGRAMS

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SYDNEY, September 8 EIGHT HOUR SYSTEM.

A petition signed by 3000 Queensland arfe.zans has been presented to Government in favour of eight hours of labour.

The Queensland police, with the assistance of the black trackers, have captured the aboriginal, named Peter, tha chief offender in the horrible tragedy at Coomera.

Chrysolite is scratched for to-morrow's engagements.

MELBOURNE, September 8

The Bank of Victoria, nine days after the failure of Whitney and Chambers, paid six bills presented to them.

BARLOWS CIRCUS.

The band, in connection with Barlow's canvas totnplo of equestrianism, struck up some fine old tunes last evening, such as " Haste to the wedding," tlie "Girl I left behind mo.'* and other airs familiar to onr an cestors, which hud tho effect of bringing together a largfl gathering of seekers after excitement. The cir cus was well patronised, and the different feats of mt-n and animals woro cleverly performed. Kom. exhibited on horseback to the delight of the gazers, and Mr Bernard cracked a number of new jokes worthy of old Joe Miß«r. The fun and merriment generally, had thn desired efiect, aud produced roars of laughter. This afternoon a number of young persons sought the circus, and to-night will be the last opportunity cf seeing the circus, as Barlow and Bernard are going away.

PIONEER JUVENILE TEMPLARS.

This body of small men and little sisters heJd an open lodge meeting last evening In the lodge-rcom of the Young Men's Christian Ascclation. The roc m pre sented a fairy-llko appearance ; the brothers were robed in their best, and the sisters wore their brightest dresses The programme was commendable, and the pieces were given in an earnest and efficient manner. The recitations were choice, viz. ' The Irish School master.' l>y Bro Parker, recited with a fair conception of humour; 'We are seven,' by Sister Sophia. Thi.. little poem will sustain its reputation in the paths of childhood for a centui-y to come, despite tho sneers of Lord Byron. Bro. Doughty gave ' Tho Avenginp Child,' and Sister Binns, ' The Drunkard's Child ' Bro. Hallam, ' The Italian Exile ' f-ister Jones deli vered an address. Sister Amelia recited 'Somebody's Darling,' and Bro. McKenzie give a speech. Several songs were sung, ana the whole closed with an ode by the choir. This Temple has not been so well attend ed of late, but, through the active exertions of Sister Knox, who has been most indefatigable in canvassing, a number of rerruits have beon brought Into the temple and assisted in restoring its strength and vigour.

DOUBTING DANIEL.

A. TOLEDO LOVER WHO FEARED TO MABKY- In the Court of Common Pleas jesterday the jury in the case of Hannah Gribben V. Daniel Sullivan—a suit for 10,000 dols damages for breach of promise returned a verdict awarding the plaintiff 3250 dols damages. Miss Gribben is a fine-looking, intelligent young lady, of Trish parentage, living with her sister in-law in Washington township, and Is possessed of some property from her father's estate; and the de fendant, Daniel Sullivan, is a young man something less than 30 years of age, living just within the city, and is the possessor, it is said, of some 25,000 dols to 30,000 dols worth of property.

DANIEL SAW AND LOVBD The fair Hannah about four years ago, and wooed and won her, the blissful day of their troth being the 15th day of June of that year. They conducted themselves as lovers usually do, but were in no haste to marry ; and it was not until tho 21st January, 1875, that Daniel agreed upon the day which should see them united for better for worse. They agreed that the banns should be published in St Francis de Sales' church on the following Sunday, and that on the 20lh instant they would be married with all the pomp and solemnity enjoyed by tho Catholic Church. The young lady and her female friends made haste with all speed possible. The invitations were sent out, the bridal adornments and habiliments purchased, and the feast was prepared. The 26th of January came, the guests as. enabled, and the priest in his robes was in waiting to confirm this contract which he in his heart thought had been made 'in heaven ; but Daniel came not There wan a great scandal thereat, and the outraged girl and her friends demanded an ex plan ition of tbejman who had so cruelly insulted and degraded them, fle had none to offer. She was pure, and good, and beautiful, and fit to mate with an Em peror, but he had a presentiment that they could not live happily together ; that it was not fated, in fact, that he should ever marry. Finally the differences were arranged, and Daniel

ONCR M"KE SET TnE DAY, And caused to be published, for the 2nd of February. The day came, only to be a repetition of the previous nuptial day; the brid groom came not, and his bride once more left in shame, anger, and mortification. Hor repu -»tion and honour were at stake, and to vindicate them, she c.mmenced suit in the Common Pleas Court, setting forth the above facts, and asking as damages the sum of 10,000 dols. ".ullivan virtually set up no defense at all. claiming that he had not been unbilling to wed the girl; that it was she and not he who had failed to come in time ; that he was even now willing to consummate the vowshehad made The contrary was proven by the testimony, however; but just before the jury were sent to their room, one cf the jurors asfeod permission to say a few words to the court, atid loave being granted, he Said; "Inas much ». the counsel for both the defendant and plaintiff claim tbat their clients have both been willing, and are now willing, to marry, I suggest that they now appear, and the court perform the ceremony for them, thus settling the difficulty." The cou:t remarked that that was hardly in order ; and thorefore the jury retired, and in the course of an hour returned a verdict as stated above. ________________

The advantages}- ©f^improved machinery and steam power are now fold all over the world ; every vessel reaching this port brings fresh evidence of its benefits—The Working Classes can now obtain what a few years ago only the wealthy could purchase. The good ships "Inverallan " and " Robina Dunlop," have brought a large assortment of Floor Clotbs and Carpets for Holloway and Garlick, which they are able to sell atr surprisingly low prices. Bordered Floor Cloths 4x4 wide at Is lid and 2s 3d per yard, also somo beau tiful designs in wide widths 12, 15, 18, and 24 feet wide, best quality. In Tapestry Carpets for Sitting and Dining rooms, 3s 4d, 3s 6d, 3s 9.., and 33 lid per yard ; Fashion able Brassed and all-wool Kidderminsters at 3s 9d. Also House Furniture of all kinds manufactured under the superintendence of Mr R. Cranweli (late Cranweli and Co, Shortland-street). The upper, middle,and. working classes . can all get goods to tax; them at tbe City Hall Drapery and Furniture Establishment, Queen-street, Holloway and Gaelic k, Proprietors.

Attempted Murder and Suicide.

. (BY TELEGEAPH). OAMABTJ. (From our own correspondent) This day. P?An extraordinary occurrence took place . last night. The man Morrisson, out on bail for attempting to kill his paramour by pour ing kerosene over her, forcibly entered the hospital last night and abducted her. After his arrest this morning he attempted suicide by cutting his throat. The woman was brought back to the hos pital in a dying state.

Haughton's Bail Refused.

DUNEDIN". (Per Press Agency). This day. Judge Williams refused the application to admit Haughton to bail.

DEATH.

HARTLEY—On the Bth instant, Edward, tho infant son of Patrick Bartley, aged 2 years und 6 months The funeral will leave bin father's residence, Drake-street, at 3 p.m. to-morrow. Friends aro respectfully Invited to attend.

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Tho Auckland shipwrights will hold their quarterly general meeting or. Moßday evening next In tlie Albert-street Temperance Hail. The members of the Journeymen Bakers' Associa tion Will hold their annual meeting thisevening at the British Hotel, when tbe annual report will be pre sented, and other trade btwiress discussed This Tt-.uE Coksol.r.— 110 who doth not smoke hath either known no griefs, or refaseth himself the softest consolation, next to that whioh comes from Heaven. ' What softer than womat/.' whispers tho young reader. Young reader, woman tea'os as well \t consoles Woman makes half the sorru ws which she boasts the privilege to soothe. Woman consoles us, it U true, while we are young and handsome ; whoa we aro o!d and ugly, woman snubs and scolds us. On the whole, then, woman in this scale, the weed in that, Jupiter, hang out tby balanco, and weigh them both ; and if thou give the preference to woman, all I can say is the next time Juno ruffles thee, Oh Jupiter, try the weed at Allen's., opposite Thistle Hotel, Queen-street,—[ Ai<vt. ]



TTN lON-STRE ET W£ SLEYAN U SUNDAY SOHOOL. Anniversary Services. SUNDAY, SEPT. 10, Morning—Rev. W. Kitk. Evening—Rev. T. Buddie. Afternoon, 3 o'clock—Rev. W. J. Watkin, address. TUESDAY, SEPT. 12, TEA MEETING, 6 30; PUBLIC MEETING, 7.30. Tickots Is WEDNESDAY, Sept. 13, at 7.30 —f-'erviee of Son s '. "Joseph and his Irethren." Admission, Cd ; Child ren, 3d. RIMITIYE Methodist Chapel, Edwardes-street. — Morning, at 11 o'clock, Rev W. Harris; Evening, at G. 30, i..cv W. Tinsley. Subject for evening : "Knocking at tbo Door." PRIMITIVE Methodist Chapel, Sheridan-street,—Morning, 11 o'olook, by Rev. W Tinsley ; Evening, at 6 30, liev. W. Harris THE NEWTON KlßK.—Divine Service at the usual hours on Sunday.— Subjects—Morning : "Tho Supernatural Gifts and the Divisions in the Corinthian Church.'' Evening: " Tbe Epistle to the Galatlans." BAPTIST CHURCJH, Wellesley street—Tbo Rev. Mr. Hfnton (of Thames; will preach to-mcreow. Morning, 11 o'clock; Evening, (i 3#. Tho Ordinance of tlio Lord's Supper will be observed at the close of the morning service UNSECTARIAN Sunday Services, Lome-street Hall, conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., Sept. 10 —Morning: " The tiles sednc. s ol Unselfish Work." Evening: "Tne Wine Question aud Paul. Does ho ever sanction its moderate use ?" THH_ Sunday Evening Theatre Ser vices are unavoidably postponed, the Theatre being under repair. P~ITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH,—Sunday Services. - Sept. 10.— The Rev J. AVallis will preach in tho morning, at 11, and Bey W. Kirk in the evening at 0.30. TT^TEDlNietbodist Free Church, KJ junction of Pitt and Vincent-streets.—Divine Service overy Lord's Day—Morning at 11; Evening at G. 30; O~~HRISTIAN MEETING-HOUSE, Cook-street.—Lord's Day. Worship, 11 a.m, Preaching, C.30 p.m. Tuesday : Bible Class*, open to the public, 7.30 p.m. Subj^t for to-morrow even ing: " Baptism, its place in tbe Christian syslom." EWTON HALL^M^~Brot]iers, from America, will preach to-morrow evening. Subject—" The Gospel." Como and welcome. No collections. BOARD and RESIDENCE foTthixx. or four respectable Wort lug Mon at Mrs Owen's, Wakcfldd-streot. "|T7E, the undersigned, nominators of Malcolm Niccol as a Candidate at the Election of Councillor to bo held on the 14th day of September, in and for the City of Auckland, do hereby withdraw the said Malcolm Niccol as such Candidate. BELL BROS. LEWIS BROS. F. HEWIN. J. CRAIG. H. S. MEYERS. And I, the said Malcoi_m Nicoo __, do hereby retire from being such candidate M. NICCOL. Auckland, September 8,187 G. 4?100 REWARD. The above Reward will be given to any person for the recovery, or such information as would lead to tho recovery of abcut £000 in gold, stolon from Dr Mohabeer on the 9.h July, 1870, information to be given at his office, Vulcan Lane. (Signed) VINCENT MOHABEER. LOST, on Thursday, between Parnell and Remuera, a Silver Gilt Chain.—The finder is requested to bring the chain to this offloe. LOST, on Wednesday morning, sth instant, a One Pound Note, at tbe corner of Cook-street—The finder will receive jGI reward by returning it to Mrs Martha Noyer, as she has bsen oharged with finding and keeping lc. PIANOFORTE.— Mrs. C. Taylor, now residing in Newton, next to the Academy, Dublin-street, wishes to intimaio to the residents that she will reoeive a limited numbei- of Musio Pupils at reasonable terms ANTED, two Lads able to milk, a Female Hotel. Servant to attend likewiso to the bar (Coromandel), Female Servants and Cooks for town.—Hannaford's Registry, Queen-str?f.t. WANTED, a good General Servant. must have satisfactory reference from last situation.—Apply Army and liavy Hotel. ANTED KNOWN, that" John Taylor ia prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Sarfngles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &C, at ttio lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Bead. AU orders attended to with despatch WANTED, to Rent, Lease, or Pur chase a six-roomed house in the neighbour hood of tho Newmarket Railway station; not less than half an acre of ground—"EJH." Star office. ANTED Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe's Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of High-street. Only the highest class machines kept in stocu. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam Gnageg repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED KNOWN, that D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks. Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c., &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Custom-house street. mo CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. Tenders are invited for the Erection of a Wool Shed at Napier. Plans and specifications may be_seen at our office. G. HOLDSHIP, 47 Insurance Buildings.



rpOMAHAWK.. WANTED, the Last Two Numbers of the " Toma hawk," Comic Serial, published in Auckland in 1870. —Apply -offloe of this paper. IX7 ANTED, a Man that can plough « V and milk—Apply Star office. TOT ANTED, a stout L*cf as Appren- T v tice to tho Bread, Biscuit, and Confectionery Business—C Burton, Parnell BaSery. 11/ ANTED, every working man to \ T invest in t Tobacco at ALLEN'S To-night. Having purchased the lease at a low rent. Working the shop myself on my own account, I can give the public tbo benefit. Pipes of all kinds less price than any house in Auckland, Trjr my 5d plugs of Tobacco ; equal to what you pay 6d ior. One trial is all I ask. New Goods by Hero—F. W. Alteti, opposite Thißtle Hotel. WANTED, Apprentices for tbe Dressmaking.—Mrs Fargie, 98,, Hobson street. WANTED Known, I am delivering my best Titree Wood in any part of Auck land at 12s per ton; cut, 14s per ton caßh; lull measure guaranteed.—W. A. Smith, Coal aud Steam Firewood Depot, corner of Hobson and Wyndham strfie'H. WANTED, a respectable Boy about 13 or 14.—Apply WS, at this offlco. \\f ANTED|to BUY, a second-hand * v double-action Thomas Sowing Machine—The Firfinp Shop, High-street. %)yAJN'IED to SELL, the property T v of a lf.dy leaving Auckland, a Second-hand Singer Sawing Machine in perfect order ; inlaid with pearl and folding cover. Will be sold a bargain—Tho Fitting Shop, High-street J ANTHD to SKLL, a Brittania Wbeoler and Wilson Sewing Machine ; registered design; folding cover; very ban.s_me irid noiirly new ; complete with all extras, at little over hi'if-price—Tho Fitting (.hop, ilig. -street. WANTED, by a young Man just arrived per Sam Mendel, a Situation in a Store ; town or country. Has had several years ospcrioiice—Address FH, Sl-tK ■ flic a WANTED KNOWN, Adelphi Hair Cutting Saloon, corner Queen and Fort , "trtets. Shaving, 3d ; Unit Dressing, 3d; Hair Cut ting (Jd ; best style —Jones at.d Austin. \Af ANTED, Bushmen and a Bush T V • Cook- G. Hold, hip and Co. Oi 7AN TED immediately, a Genera * v Servant able to cook and wash—Airs Himcox at Claremont House, Princes-street "yy ANTED, Situation by a strong * v young Man in any work in town or country. Address BD, Stak f ffico. \&.'A.NT£,D,>Tenders for Building a * V 4-room Cott. ge\3*akour only—For particulars apply to J. Water worth. Gundry-sireet, Newton. %/. .AM TED, a tidy Murse Girl.— v V Mr.-t Waters, Symends-street, near tho W i n dmill. WANTED to Purchase a Lathe W R, Hazard, Gunsmith, Que. n-s'reet. WANTED, two lioys to work in a Fldx-mill in the country ; constant employment— Apply on Monday to Adam Lvybourn, Fort-street __ \hj A?"TED to Purchase Bottles. V * highest price given : also a second-banu Spring Cart and Harnesa.—Williams aiad Go., One hunga Brewery. ANTED to Sell, a Bargain, Spring Cart, Horse, and Harness, a ton trial; s«variU Largo Shop Front Sashes. 4—6 sli; 4x6 Sbylh;hts ; a Hand Ciraular Saw Bench oo_ui>l---«, new and second-hand furniture, &c No reasonable offer refused. —W. 1.. Itoih, Ohfap Furniture Mart, Viiitoria-strr-e. liaat, near Greyhound Hotel '\\T ANTED, a good General servant, V T must understand plain cooking.—Apply at the ITibernia Hotel, Qudfn-street, Onehunga. ANTED, Tenders for Small Cot tage.—Apply to D. Goldie, Custom-house streot. AN TED, for Tauranga, a thorough General Servant; must be a good Laundicßß and a Protestant; good references required.—Apply betwem the hours of 9 and 1, to Mrs Burrows, St. Stephen's Koad, Parnell. ANTED to Purchase, a Lathe.— Apply to W. H. Hazard, Gunsmith, Queen slreet. XSX7ANTED, a respectable Youth for YT the Butcherimt Business. — R. Salmon, Wyndham-street. WANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy Harness to know tbat the under signod has T.o Sets of Best English-made, with Silver or German Silver Mountings; alao Four Sets Best brass Mounted ditto for Bale at cost price, to make room for large shipments to arrive per Loch Fergus and Albernyte.—W. S. JONES, Wholesalo and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, yueen-street. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very cbtap. WANTED, a General Servant for a Farm House; she must bo able to make butter; there is only two of a family; good references required.—For address, apply Star Office. W" "ANTED, at once, (TBuslimen, 2 Men for Breaking-down Saw, 1 Btacker. 1 Man for Tail of Circular, 2 Labourers used to Mill Work. None but experienced bands need apply.— Waller and Garlick, Onehunga. W~ ANTED, a Carpenter for the Barque ' Bobina Dunlop.'—Apply on board. \kj ANTED, a Housemaid, references * *t required.—Mrs Cosgrave, Mount Eden. ANTED, a good General Servant with references.—Mrs Jenkins, Temple of Faßhion, Newmarket. ANTED, a Tinsmith, a quick bench hand; a constant shop and good wages to a steady man —Apply at once to H. Williams, Napier; or E. Porter and Co., Auckland. ANTED Known, that jTC.Stovin, Mineral Merchant, is a purchaser of Copper. Tin, Lead, Blend, Antimony, Cinnabar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth, Plumbago, and other ores and minerals. — Office : No. 9, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. TX7 ANiED to SELL, a firat-class T T Singer's Sewing Machine (cheap)— Apply J. Hall, corner of West Queen and Chapel-streets, WANTED KNOWN, we are delivering our best Ti-troe Wood, full meamrement. within the city, at 12s per ton Cash. — W. and G. Winston*^ WANTED, a situation by a married Couple, without encumbrance, In an hotel — Address CB, Stab Office. WANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed in Colour, and neatly repaired; Colours warranted fast, and not wash oil. P.S.—Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgw's Dyeing and Cl-aning Establishment, Welles ley-str«et Eist, Auckland. Communications by post promptly attended to. _ %ti) ANTE D to SELL, a large Brick * V t tore—For particulars, apply to Mr Alfred smart, "Victoria-street East. ANT ED X N O W N that J.MORRISON Is prepared to executs kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Newton Road. TX7ANTJHD KNOWN, that J. V V GREEN has on sale :—Embrodiery, from BdtolOd; Ladies' and Girl's Stockitgs at 6d; Men's and Boy's Brown Cotton Socks, 6d per pair ; Imitation Jet Earrings, from 2d per pair ; Thread Gloves, 4d per pair ; Evans's 200-yards Crochet Beels, Is 9d per dozen ; Fancy Soap, in large cakes, 2}£d each, or 6 for als : S Large Handkerchiefs for a Is; Laces, 3d dozen, mo eh cheaper by the gross; Men's Braeeg, 10d to Is per pair (best value in Auokland); '. tay Busies, Sd each ; Collars, 0d per box : Hair Bwbes, Is each ; Stowels, B)rfd each; good Perfumes, 5d per bottle and up wards ; other goods equally cheap— 3. GREEN, No. 63, City Market. ANTED Known, Stretton's Book, Stationery, and Berlin Wool Depot is now 208. Queen-street, opposite McArthur, Shera's new Warehouse. ¥¥7"AN,TED, Visitors to the New T y Theatre to remember that they can be sup plied with Cut and Uncut Tobacco and Cigars of finest quality, at the Theatre Royal Cigar Divan, next to the Theatre Entrance, Victoria-street.—Brown and Paten, WANTED Known, that J. Beape, Symonds-street, Drayer, *c, offers Special Lines, as he has a Largo and New Lot of Homespun Dress Goods, assorted shades, Is. worth ls6d; Tweeds, new Plaids. Men's and Boys' Saits made to order. Klankets, from 12s 6d per pair, very cheap; Ladies' Waterproofs, 18s^ ANTED Known, that Montague's Royal Cigar Divan, two doors from tbe Dress Circle Entrance of the Theatre Royal, is now open, where the Publio of Auckland can obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannah Cigars and Best American Tobaccos, at the lowest possible prices. A visit is respectfully solicited.



WANTED, 25 Second-hand Pianos, no matter how old, shape, or maker, frr cash; also 7 Small Harmoniums.—Webb's Music Saloon, Wellesley-street. ANTED to Let, in the best part of Grey-street, Single or Double Bedrooms, furnished or unfurnished, with uee of kitchen, or boar.! if r. quired.—Mrs Ford, Grfcy-stroet, W J ANTED^ Subscribers to Magazines V? to know'that they can bav9 tho numbers Handsomely Bound, at a tri___i_g cost. Music and other Binding dona in beat styIe.—"WILLIAM LEYS Machine F.uler and Account-Book Maßtifacturer, next door'to the Evehinc. Stak Office, Wyndhain street. _____ . ITU ANGA PR 0 A RUN. All Persons trespassing on the above Bun for any purpose whatever, will be prosecuted. L. S. DACRE. ANTED, intending purchasers of Ovens and Ranges, to know that over 2000 of Herbert H. Smiths Improved Patent Portable Ovens, aro now in use, some over six. years, and all have given entire satisfaction. Prices from 30s upwards ; also cheap Colonial uveris, Wrought Iron House and Ships Barges, aud all kinds of Iron work done at the Auckland Iron Works, Durhamr- Btreet West. MHHO LET, a /.-roomed House, _I_ with pantry and large shed, near St, James' Church.—Apply at the Corn Store, top o_ Hobsou-street MnnO LET, a comfortable four s' _L rooms!. Cottage; rent, 8s per week.—P. Jlannkei-j Union-street. _i~ __s- HpO LET, a comfortable six- SZT\ fcsfo JL roomed Residence on the.Remuera ®xJ*Jimmm Road, a fow niinu.es walk from the New market Railway Station Tho house is all newly papered and In good order. Renral low.—Apply to Mr James Rutherford, Newmarket; or to J. M. Len nox, Estate Agstit, Auckland. ~^E_=A & LT'OK SALE, a Bargain, a Milt •*- So°d Five-roomed House af _w &jJL rMs^. minutes walk from the Union Bank, witli freehold alictmont. Price; £250 ; £100 cash, balance can remain cm mortgage.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. I^OR SALE, a First-class Property in Ponsonby, fronting the msin road; a leasoho'd for 26 years, with nominal ground rent. Price, £140. —J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. rpO LET, Furnished or Unfurnished, JL Two Booms, with fireplace in each, also an oven.—Apply at this offic.. 11l HP 0 LEaT> a five-roomed House, es___l_-_i J|_ Upper Symonds-steet, good view.—H. Partington, 67, vuc-en-titreot. IjX) Ti SALE, a small Farm, 3 miles from towo, of seven acres, beautifully situated. With deep water frontage la the harnour, all fenced and subdivided, wi h neat Cottage, and garden in good cultivation; also a brickyard c!oae to the water edu-e, with shed and aj pli.uici-s tuitable for extensive works.—J. Davies. House and Land /gent, Junction Store, Karangshapo Road. D"~BVONruE.TT--An Acre of Vol canic Land and Two-stor f y House for £175 cash. Well-finish, d Cottage on the Beach at 10s a week.—(.-liver Mayfe. M"DOR SALE, a Cottage, of four JL rooms, in Freeman's Bay.—Apply to Samuel Cochrane aud Son, Fort-street. FOR Immediate Sale, a first-class Farm at Mauugaturoto. There are ISO acres of rich black soil, together with 4-roomed House, Garden, aud Orchard, and 40 acres in grass. The Farm is stocked »ith 100 sheep, 7 head of cat Ha. Prico for stock, farm implements, household furni ture, fowls, and freohold, £4SO. The owner Is anxious to sell, as he is leaving the country.—J. I__. Lennox, Estato Agunt, Auckland. HPO LE!', an Allotment adjoining I Isacs's Bond.—X. & 11. Isaacs, NORTa SEOKE.—To Let, the Shop and Dwelling-house, lately occupied by liass, Shoemaker ; al.o, two Cottages -_S and X Duder, House Agents. l?OR SALE, the Magnificent Kap's jjjj PIAKO, now urtd by the Simonsen Opera Company -the fim st instrumentin the oolony. Price £100.—Apply to Martin Simonsen. piTY COUNCIL ELECTION. To the Ratepayers of Auckland. Ladies and Gentlemen,—l beg to request that you will elect me as one of your representatives to a scat in the City Council at the forthcoming election. it may, perhaps, lie injudicious on my part to say so, but I tell you fairly that my object in seeking to enter the Council is, first, to see that our rates, or the money raised on the security of those rates or on the city en dowments, is not squandered in the future as it has been in the past, a notable instance of which occurred recently in Hobson-street. This was one of the best roads in the city, yet some thousands of pounds were expended on it in making a cutting not more than three or four feet in depth, while within one hundred yards of the same place there are other streets the inhabitants of which find it almost impossible to get a load of fire wood to their doors. In the next placo I would like to be able to exercise some control over the expenditure under the Waterworks account, as 1 believe unless I there is some more strict surveillance exercised by the I members of the Council in this direction you will find I yourselves saddled with a bill for extras that will ] astonish you. Some time ago the Council purchased a piece of land for a pipe-track from Mr Mcflwaine, of the North Road, and employed Mr Goodall to survey it. This same Mr Goodall and your Waterworks En gineer, instead of laying the pipes on the land thus bought, have actually laid them a long way outside the boundary, and instead of compelling these blun derers to rectify their own errors tile Council are quietly endeavouring to compromise the matter with Mr Mcllwainc. This of course means that the Council is to pay the piper, and leave the ratepapers to dance ■ afterwards when they should find it out. We have heard much lately of the centralising ten dencies of the New Zealand Government, and of the bribery and corruption practised in Wellington. _ I think we need not travel quite so far to find glaring examples of the evils of which we complain so bitterly. Your present Mayor was at the time of his election to that office one of the sureties to the Council on be half of the contractors to the Waterworks. I venture to say that if this circumstance had been generally known at the time Mr Tonks would not now be Mayor of Auckland. It must, however, have been known to Mr Hurst (who is now a candidate for your suffrages) as he is one of , those who affixed his signature to the plans when the ' contract was made. It will no doubt be urged that as a cash security was required by the terms of the waterworks specifica tion, that other security was unnecessary; but there are none of us soft enough to believe that the Messrs. Morrin had the names of Mr Tonks and his business partner, Mr Carr, inserted in this contract bond without an object; but what that object was every one must judge for himself, and those who believe that it was simply for the benefit of the ratepayers, are wel come to their opinion. .... Mr Holdship, who is also a candidate for re-election, has for some years occupied a seat at the Harbour Bofird ; he has also for nearly the same length of time been virtually contractor for the supply of timber to the Board. Certainly his name has not appeared in the contract, but so thin has been the disguise consi dered necessary to conceal the proceedings that the business has been carried on by one of his hired ser vants. In the past, only a small minority of the men whom you have elected to represent you in the Council re sided in the city, and I think a good deal of the neglect that has been shown to the wants of the resi dents in the outskirts and bye streets of the town, may j be attributed to this fact. At the risk of giving offence to some of our nabobs I must say, that a councillor ; who resides at the North Shore, Parnell, or Mount Eden and whose place of business is, say Lower Queen-street or Custom-house-street, can know little, and may care less, about the wants of the residents of William-street, Mount-street, or a score of others I could name. Doubtless we will be told that all the streets in the in the town are about to be made, and that Messrs. Hurst and Holdship are now going in to get a good road made to every man's door. We can only judge of what a man's future conduct is likely to be by his past performances, and I strongly advise you, in your walks abroad during the next few days, to go through some of the streets iv the outskirts of the city. In stead of following the beaten track, go to Sale-street (if you can find it), try to pick your way through Liverpool -street, Rokeby-street. or Clyde - street, and a multiplicity of others, the names of which you will be unable to disoover except by reference to a map. and if you think that these men hava done to others as they would be done by,why elect them again by all means The city will soon be divided into wards, and I have no doubt that itisowingto the contemplated change that the Council has bestirred itself, and promised to roaka certain improvements in the-west of the city; they could see that when this change is effected the Council would be composed of • men elected by the people who own or reside on their property, and not as hitherto by a body whose inte rests lie exclusively in the centre of the city. It is boasted that, Messrs Holdship and Hurst having received promises of support from the big-wigs of Queen-street, tbeir return id safe. Ido not believe that one-fourth of the Queen-street ratepayers will vote for either of these gentlemen. I have not asked anyone except those with whom I am intimately ac quainted to vote for me, but I now a»k you, ladies and gentlemen, to do so. I am, as some of you are aware, a builder and carpenter, and will use my practical knowledge for your benefit. I think that all the wealth in the world is not worth a single lie, and I believe that, had I been in the Council whan the plans and specifications for twe water works were prepared, I could have saved you some thousands that haye ! been carelessly thrown away on that work. Yours, etc., RICHARD DICKSON.



THEATRE ROYAL. Lesse .. .. Martin Simonsen. IMMENSE SUCCESS! IMMENSE SUCCESS ! IMMENSE SUCCESS ! OF SIMON SEN'S ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY AT MILLION PRICES !. „__. TO-NIGHT ! MILLION PRICES I **^ TO-NiGHT ! t&~ AND EVERY NIGHT 1 ____\ And Every Night! THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, 9th SEPTEMBER, BY REQUEST, FOR THE LAST TIME, Flotow's Comic Opera, i__ four acts, MARTHA I OR, BICHMOND FAIR IN THE DAYS OF QUEEN ANNE! Lionel Signor Carmini Morley Sir Tristram Mickleford.... Mr H. Hodgson Plunket Mr J. Barrington Mayor of Richmond Mr B. Levison Molly Pitt Miss Blanche Harris Polly Smith Miss Minna Fisher Betsy Witt MiS3 E. Beaumont Nancy Miss E. A. Lambert Lady Harriet Mdme. Fy. Simonsen. Ladies, Peasants, Clowns, Huntresses, Hunters, &c In the Great Fair Scene, ffW A COMIC BALLET! ■©« Under the direction ol Mr. Darbyshire. MONDAY NEXT, IL TROVATORE! Come Early and Secure Your Skats. Dress Circle Plan at Upton's, Qncen-street. Business Manager—Mr. W. T. Keith. [a card.] rriHEATRE ROYAL. Mr. and Madame SIMONSEN have the honor to return their sincere thatiks to the GENTLEMEN AMATEURS, Mr. BE ALE, Organist, Mr. BROWN, and the MEMBERS of the CITY BAND, for the very kind and valuable assistance rendered bj them in the production of Gounod's Opera of " Faust." ARLO W'S CIRCUS, MARKET RESERVE. LAST NIGHT ! LAST NIGHT ! TO-NIGHT ["TO-NIGHT! Beautiful Fairy Ponies ! Highly Trained Horses! Mammoth Troupe of Educated Dogs, Monkeys, kc. Young Roma; Dai ing Juvenile Rider ! AND . Mr W. B. Bernard, Clown. PRICES OF ADMISSION:— First CIaES 2s. PIT ONE SHILLING. Children, Half-price. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8 o'clock. W. CLARK, Agent. rr<HE SKATING RINK WILL OPEN IN THE DEYONPORT HALL, On FRIDAY EVENING. COOK & (SO., Proprietors. SATURDAY NIGHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS. TEMPERANCE HaLL, THIS EVENING, At 7.30 O'clock. Admission—THREEPENCE. Musical Director Carl Bntschkow. Lads under 16 will be charged 6d, unless accom panied by Parents or Guardians. By order, CHARLES B. ANDREW, Hon. Seo. HENRY GEORGE PAYNE, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER, Foot of W__lleslex-stkeet, Opposite United Service Hotel. CLOCKS! CLOCKS! WATCHES ! WATCHES ! JEW ELLERY ! JEWELLERY ! ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN CLOCKS, varying in prices, from tho Hoasehold Clock for 10s. 6d., to the Elegantly Designed French Time-pieces in Maible, and in Glass Shades, from £3 to £10, well Worth Inspection. j WATCHES of various Makers and of every description. UST In JEWELLERY, A Large and Elegant Assortment has just been received, and the Whole Stock is on S-.Mi at Lower than the ordinary Auckland Prices. Repairs in Eveby Bbanch of the Trade executed under H.P.s personal superintendence. r*\ I T V LEVELS. ANGLESEA-STREET. City Council Offices, Auckland, Sept 9,1876. It is hereby notified that it is the intention of the City Council to Fix the Levels of Anglesea-street. Plans may be seen in the City Surveyor's offloe, and all persons interested in the intended works, or likely to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard before the Council at a meeting to be held on Wednesday, Hth of October next, P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. rp O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of the 22nd instant, for the Erection of a Family Residence in P.tt-street. R. KEALS & SON. Architects. >?*s& HE Stop 5 \3%, :i jy. '•#&J7J-7 ~ZZ-7yj pONSTRUCTT^G CULVERTS, V DITCHING, &c , KOMOKOhIKI ROAD. Tenders for above works will be received at the Superintendent's Office until noon of MONDAY, the 17th instant. Mans and specifications at tbe Public Works Office, Shortland-sireet, and at Mr. Palmer's Sawing Station, Komokoriki Road. H. ALLRIGHT, Provincial Inspector of Works. rp'o BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on Saturflay, the 16th instant, for the Erection of a Store in Fort street. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY, Architect. JUST PUBLISHED, The New and Popular American Song, Darling Little Jessie i PRICE-ONE SHILLING. PUBLISHED hy H. BRETT, Stab Office; may be obtained at Mr Tnrrell's, Queen-street; Mr Brown, Shortland-street; and Messrs Wayte. Upton and Co., and Champtaloup and Cooper. Queen-street. JjH^R SYMONS' ART UNION Works now on view at Messrs W. Phillipps aw^S}* Queen-street, from whom Sharea may be j_mr ' or from the undersigned. , nr\ UPTON * ou*



IMPOUNDED, on the sth instant, by the Banger, Four Horses, viz., one Pay Cob, br aded Mon near shoulder; one Iron Grey Horse Co ltwhite hind fetlocks; one Dark Brown Mare Colt, wh it off hind fetlock; and one Brown Mare Colt. Ow nr not known; for trespassing on road near Mount Albert; and in default of beii g released, the above horses will be Bold at the Public Pound, Morninsrside. on the 23rd day of September, 1876, at noon.—John R. Stych, Poundkeeper of the Mount Albert Pound.—Sept. 8,1876. TTOBSON COMPANY, A. R. V. The Monthly Inspection ol the above Company will be held in the Drill shed, at 730 p.m. on TUESDAY Eveoing next, 12th instant, with arms and accontre ments. PETER DIG NAN. Captain. | A TTENTION!—VICTORIA H A RIFLES. The Monthly Inspection of the above Company will be held on TUESDAY next, 12th instant, in the Drill sb- d. at 7.30 p.m. Uniform : Full Dress, with arms, &c. By order, T. C. SELF. Color-Sergt., Secretary. OUTH BRITISH PIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the Ordinary Half yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held at the Company's office. Queen street, Auckland, on MONDAY, October 9, 1876, at 2 o'clock In the Afternoon, to receive the Report and Balance-sheet for the half-year ending 31st August last, and to elect two directors in the place of Wm. C. Daldy, Esq and Wm Earl, Esq, who retire, but are eligible, and offer themselves for re-election. ahe Transfer Books will be Closed from September 30 to October 9, 1876. By order of the Directors. A. BOARDMAN, Manager. Auckland, September 7,1576. I^OTICE fU SHIPWRIGHTS. A Quarterly General Meeting of thn Auckland Ship wrights' Protection Society will be Held in the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on Monday evening, September 11, at 7,30. All members not attending will be fined. J. BAIRD, Secretary. By Appoint- (^«i^^^^Wt > The Marluls of ALEXANDER, JEWELLER, HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW CLASS OP JEWELLERY. A NEW STYLE OF JEWELLERY has lately been brought out, which is very lovely and very effective. It is CARVED out of the PINK SHELL .Tom which PINK CAMEOS, now somewhat out of date, used to be made. Nothing can possibly be Imagined more b .autiful than tho colouring of this New Jewellery, shading from the most vivid, yet delicate, rose-colour to purest white, exquisite in tint as the edges of the petals of a rose, or the sun-flushed snow of an Alpine peak rising against a summer sunset. Pink Coral has a yellowish tings, but thia new material might be composed of Petrified Rose Leaves for purity and delicacy of hue. The Fine Workmanship, and the Beauty of the Material, make this NEW JELLEWERY MORE COSTLY THAN CORAL. rjO TO HERBEET H. SMITH'S FOR THK m~ BE6T AND CHEAPEST TBfcy*'' O T E N S AND RANGES. Over 2000 in use, some over six years. __P4_oo TRWf MONEY To S/JDV/U Lend on good Freehold Security.— Apply to F. L, Prime, Estate Agent, 28, Insurance Buildings. MISSING FRIENDS. — George Gibson is desirous to know of his brothers William and Charles, nupposed to be in Auckland. He begs them to write to him.—Address, George Gibson, at Mr Meerson's, P. 0., Christchurch. TM PORT A NT NOTICE. A. L O V E T T, TAILOR, (Late Foreman at S. Coombes's), Will resume Business in a few days in those pre mises, fonr doors from Hewins', Grocers, Wellesley street, opposite the United Service Hotel. "P O X S A L E. Four-roomed House in Newton Road, allotment 33 by 100, freehold, good well of water. Price, £200. Five-roomed House in Newton Road, allotment 33 by 200, good well of water. Price, £200. Two attached Cottages near Kyber Pass Road, 33 by 100, freehold, good well, let at 12s per week. A bargain, £95. Five Allotments off the Great North Road, all adjoining, and freehold, containing in all half-an acre. Very cheap, £25. One-roomed House, and large allotment, with good wall, sltuttad in Commercial Road. Price, £30, the lowest. R. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer, House, Land and Estate Agent, Market House. tT'Xd IE S! tadies US- THE CHEAPEST DRESSES "W. EVER OFFERED IS AT \W DYSON'S, .^l PULL DRESS, 12 9a. lid., Worth abont double A most smfable DreEffiT for between the, Seasons. NO FICTION, But Genuine Bargains !! I GOME EARLY AiSTD SECURE THEM 84, Queen-street, Next Waters', Confectioner. ONEY TO LEND IN AMOUNTS FROM £2 TO £200. A Private Gentleman, with Surplus Capital, is willing to make advances to Farmers, Tradesmen, Clerks, and others, upon their own Note of Hand, or on Deposit of Life Policies. .Ponds or Scrip, on Bills of Sale (Furniture without removal), Trade Stocks or Fixtues, Farming Stocks or Growing Crops, Timber, or any Marketable Security. Trade Bills discounted. Executions and Bills of Sale paid out promptly. Repayments received Weekly, Monthly. Quarterly, or Half-y arly, to suit the convenience of Eorro .vers Distance no object, as repaym* nts can be remitted by Post-office Order or Oros.ed Cheque Full particulars and form <>f application forwarded on receipt of Stamped Dir<._.t .d Envnlope or on per sonal apphcat on to MR. J. IS. BUER. Bhortland House ■hortland-street, Auckland. N.B.—All busiDess transactions treated strictly confidential ]\/[ R. KIRBY'S SALE POSTPONED TILL MONDAY, 9th OCTOBER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. CITX MART. 35 TRUNKS' BOOTS, NEW AND Reasonable. E y, crownthorpe. GRANT & MORTON yj-AVE received instructions to atn o'dock* aUCtion attheir Mart on Tuesday next, 35 trunks Ladi (»• and Children's Kid Lasting and 883BJK new ***,resh **&*£ Term* at Qala. ..-■ .'■'-■.'..