{wraths, was m Mr Boston's charge • lie had it in his possession for twenty days previously. When he left, \r Boston lum, cd him the box, but he did not open it to see if the money was there. It Wieeti in ...» other person's hands. He ha altogetlu ir Av ] ieu iv Honolulu, all in g 1! c «ii;,ld account for it all. Home Jieg J'<>i;' ( lon, some in Paris, some in AIIH, u; lU | ], 0 c l, iUl g e( ] ~ (|Vml ,t,Jt. v ~f J' lve' 9 - gold in Honolulu. He took'out tie ±Si, } for private use, and left £63Q in fjjc cl'ana-box. Julia Wilson single-woman, of Vincent hSa^r^ 011^00111^*^^ John Hart gave evidence as to Uloth StisdcSSaHt; 10^01^111' I^^ Joseph Uhallemler deposed to havin seen tho prisoners at the Governor Browne Hotel._ Went fora ride to Ouehunga. Saw Jjmh v,-ith money and 20dol. pieces. iMary Ann Yeomaus, residing in jMount street deposed that Uloth stayed a night at her house with one of the young women. l.eorgo Evans, hair dresser, deposed that he missed Pr Moliaheer's key, and Uloth admitted having taken it. Detective Jeffrey gave evidence as to the arrest of prisoners, Uloth said he suspected Collins of the theft. When lie accused the latter he denied it.

SUNDAY SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

To the Editor of tho EvEXixr* Star Sill, —Will you allow my " small voice "to belie heard to-day V 1 withdraw the letter Iseiitforiiißertion yestenlav. -~„,! snhstitnto this in its place. I cnuld not. l, c lp ] {U lghill.' at the absurb.ty of 1 n,p,, rc 's;' reasoiiin-" As Tjiupire does not. ( . art > to Beck tf£ information run,iiao per sonr.ily, but prefers to make yild statements vn the paper, con trary to fact, I decino to enter into any more newspaper Var'tare with him. Will you please let kii\, l :ulve t ] lc enclosed circu lars, winch tv.O.ently ho has not seen. Five thousand < )f eac h of those have been issued to the, Sjuiday^clvot.ls, from Mon •'«iiimnitlie Novtc'to BJcnlioiin in tlwSimtli Island aiu j articles xvpon tha subject, (every one ot w A i c i! ] UIVU applauded fiie scheme) have ap peared in our local newspapers from time^timc. So T think the " liglit of day" llils »>ecn let into the scheme, and the S(-''r<>lars have not been misled or unfairly d'jalt with, as " Umpire" asserts. When L<o vevy larye a number of our schools enter isito a scheme with their eyes open, and Bienrts all alive with interest therein, I think it speaks Avell for tin; object. I am sorry to-<im " Umpire" doubting the veracity (if i»y statement that the scholars are holding enthusiastic meetings in furtherance of the object; as I have taken part in live of such meetings, and have been invited to attend three more. I think my statement is worth credence. In the. matter of prizes, 1 think the unanimous opinion of a Committee of ■over twenty experienced Sunday-school -.teachers in to he taken in preference to that ■of " Umpire." As you very properly ■observe in your editorial foot-note to " X liqiire's" letter, "There is no misappre hension in the little workers' minds," and they have come forward to work " for a higher standard than pecuniary reward."— T am, &c. .SKiii;iN<; 11. Matthews, Hon. Sec.

A MAORI POET.

We have received the following effort of a [Maori poet, to "which we append a free translation :—

Mamnga c Alcarana, me at a tiaki pai, Nui Tirani, nga niaua, me nga ritonga atawlmi ; Xoho tupato c hoa ma, he marie me liomai, Ko if. patu i te taramu, he toliu kia whawhai : KoTarana me tulcn kiahaere, ma waiiae whai, Eknre c purutia, he nanakia main whakawai, j'ukea kia liacre, kei huri ki ti muru i a koulou kai.

Arise, men of Auckland, save from threatened

fall, Xow Zealand, her freedom, her future, her all; Show wisdom, keep peace, let prosperity come, Ere peace shall be bought at the sound of the

drum ; Give Donald a passage, and let him away, No ties bind him here, lie would lead you astray ; Ho has diddled yon, lie is false to his tmst.

O, Takl him away, ere you're deprived of your crust.

VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

Tiik Monthly Inspection parades for this pre sent month (October) of the Volunteers Corps will be held on the following dates in full dress, and with arms tiiul accoutrements:—Saturday 7th 7-30 p.m., Otahuhu Uifle Comp., at Otahulm : ■Thursday 12tli 730 p.m., Artillery and No. 3 Comps., at flrill-shecl; Tuesday 17th 7'lii) p.m., Victoria, Hobson, and Scottish Comps., at do.; Wednesday 25th 7*30 p.m., Engineer Comp. and Engineer Cadet Coinp., at do.: Friday 27tli 12- 30 p.m., Auckland Grammar School Cadets, at do.; Friday 27th 730 p.m., Naval Brigade, at do.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT].

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day. THAMES COUNTY BOUNDARIES. At the conference between the Council and Highway Boards, held to-day in-conse* quence of the receipt of telegrams _ front Itowe regarding the County Boundaries, it was resolved to send telegrams to Sir George Grey, Messrs Kowe and Whitaker, and Miiiistry asking that the land extending between the Piako and Thames rivers, from a line drawn from Te Aroha to the source of the Piako, be included in the Thames County, ns there is no lands available for settlement on the east bank of the Thames River. puMpiNG ASS OCIATION. A committee was also appointed to meet Mr Weston regarding the Pumping Associa tion, on his arrival here this evening. The. Pumping Association fortnight's measure ments of the south drive : extended 15 feet ; total length, 201 feet; the north drive, 19 feet; total length, 283 feet.

ALEXANDRA, this day

REMOVAL OF KINGITES. Manuhiri with all the Waikatos from le Kuiti have arrived at Kopua to take their permanent residence here. Tawlnao AVitk his people returned to Hikiirangi to-day. TAURANGA, tliis day. NATIVE BOUNCE AT KAIMAI. A native naihed Emanuel, claiming to be Hori Tnpaea's brother, has turned backltwo prospectors named SomerviUo and jNlo.ss man, from Kaimai, alleging tliat Kainnu belongs to the natives at large, and not ex clusively to Hori. He has also stated that the Government must come to an under standing with the King before the pros pecting is allowed. MINERS THREATEN TO ARM.

If the matter continues as hoav the pros pectors will lose patience and go out armed prepared to stand their ground. Ellis's new Commercial Hotel was opened to-day. No expense has been spared in furnishing the new building. Lai-o'e quantities of wheat and oats have been planted this season by Tauranga natives, and also inland. Rich specimens have been brought m town from Kaimai.

DUNEDIN, this day.

RAILWAY ACCIDENT Arrived : Waikate, from Hobarton, for the Oamaru trade. R , , The train ran off the line at Buds Mr Burns, replying to a protest by the oslyn electors, points out that he was re cnrnecl as an independent candidate, and b*d be pursued any other course he would h'tyc been branded as a traitor to Otago, and a deserter from his election pledges. He expressed surprise that a minority or his constituents should censure him ior en

deavouring to obtain for them a voice in miming any new Constitution.

[PRESS TELEGRAM AGENCY].

h* HOKITIKA. this viav. llio vessels were tmVfiH "tn ihc wharf for me hrst tune .yfe«l«Ji-aay for three months. l<our \yertt lowed out yesterday. The JxMiW is still towing in. ' It is 'expected Unit all bouts Avill be towed in to-day. CHRISTCHURCH, this day Murder of three Children ly their Mother. Alice Sheehan was arraigned this inoraing on a charge of the wilful murder of her infant. Tiic evidence discloses that she drowned the deceased in August last ; that she drowned another of her children in 187f>, i""1 s theroil another in 1874. In .-ill cases the infanticide took place a short time after her confinement. The jury retired at four o'clock, and returned 'into court at a quarter to seven with a verdict <>t not guilty, on the ground insanity. The •Judge ordered her to he kept in strict custody in the Lunatic. Asylum during the pleasure of the Colonial Secretary. WELLINGTON, this day. ARRIVAL OF LMMKIRANT SHIP. The ship Wnimea, from London, i) 4 days out, with 240 immigrants, is .signalled at the Hixtds. Haug'hton Acquitted. The jury acquitted Haughton on all counts, after retiring three hour*. RUSSELL, this day. SHIPPING NEWS. Arrivals : Julia Price (Wood) barque, from Auckland. Sailed : lona for the North, William and Julia for the Thames, Magic, Jane, and Elsinore for Auckland.

Manifesto from Mr Macandrew.

Ho Threatens Colonial Dismem-

berment'

[HY TELE(;RAPH.]

WELLINGTON, this day

Mr Macaxdkew telegraphs to tho gover nor, on behalf of the people of Otngo, ask ing liini to withhold the Queen's assent, in regard to the Abolition Bill, so far as Otago is concerned, the great bulk of the people being-determined toniaintaintlio.seprivileges of local sclf-governnieut conferred upon them by the Impei'ial parliament, ami saying that ii the action of the Crovernnient is persisted iv, it must result in the dismemberment of the colony, as from all quarters the Pro vincial Government is urgently appealed to, to obtain a. plebiscitum of the people, with a view to appeal to the Imperial parliament, which it is confidently hoped would not turn a deaf ear to the wishes of an over whelming majority of the people. He says the gravity of the occasion is his excuse for addressing the (.lovornor.

Tlio Premier's reply says, Maeandrcw appears to forget tlmt abolition is now law. []' lie thinks the action of the Assembly ultra vires, the courts of law are open to him. Ministers are aware of, and deeply regret the strong feeling against abolition, apparently held by a portion of the inhabi tants of Otago, fomented, as it has been by misrepresentations and agitation, for "which the Superintendent is in a great measure responsible. They are also aware of the strong feeling in favor of aboli tion by another section of the people, but neither party can judge of the ell'ects of legislation not yet in force. The tem porary effect of local agitation, should not outweigh the deliberate decision of two Parliaments. He points out that a plebiscitum is unknown to any constitution based upon representative institutions. That even if the rate of a majority of the province were obtained against an act of the Legislatuer such a vote could not weigh against the decision of the representatives of the whole Colony. The Government is also receiving urgent appeals from (Hago out lying districts in a direction contrary to the representations of the Superintendent. In conclusion he says the measures now under consideration will leave the question of local Government in the hands of the people, and there is no reason to believe Otago people are less desirous than other parts of the colony for local administration of local

alFairs.

THE WRECK OF THE STRATHNAVER ENQUIRY THIS DAY.

A preliminary enquiry into the wreck of the schooner Strathmore wus held to-day before Mr. Thos. Hill, the Collector of for this port, and Captain Clayton. Nautical Assessor. The account of the accident, given by Captain Me Donald, the master, -was as follows:—■ Left Waitara at 6. 30 p.m., high water. Heads clear, fine weather, with wind S.W. and moderate sea from S.W. All went well, until the 30th nit. at about 4 p.m., when attempting to cross the Kaipara Bar. The bar was apparently smooth, when sud denly a very heavy roller came in. The vessel got over the first beautifully; the second took her fair; she slewed on the top of it, went broad side in, was thrown on her beam ends, the bal last shifted, and she never recovered. 1 was on the fore-rigging looking out, the mate was at the wheel, the other two men standing-by to do anything they were told. On taking the bar, the tide was about half flood, weather fine and clear, wind about due S. The sea outside was moderate, flowing from the South. One life was lost, that of the mate. the sea lifting the stem clean out of the water. She lost the control of the rudder and broached to and fell over on her beam ends; the hatches were battened down. ' I did not see the mate go overboard, but immediately I missed him I ran down and got to the wheel and hove the helm hard up. It was no use though, as the vessel was settling down. _ All this time the vessel Avas getting into smoother water, and the other two hands and myself managed to get the boat clear, and we got into her, and left the vessel, and landed at the pilot station ; the oars had been lashed in the boat but there Avere no tholepins. The boat Avas in good order. About 20 minutes after we left the vessel she disappeared. The next morning I found that the vessel had been washed on shore in pieces. The lady of the mate his not yet been recovered. The ship Avas avcll found in everything, and deficient in nothing. We Avcre steering N.E., one quarter N., when the vessel cap sized. The master Avas cross-examined, and the tAvo sailors told their version of the calamity, which corroborated that of the master. The depositions will be forwarded to Wellington in due course. It is not likely that any blame will be considered attaching to the master.

COMMERCIAL.

At Mr R. Arthur's sale of freehold properties to-day, the Waikato properties sold at a low rate. The others were withdrawn for higher prices. Messrs Cochrane and Son sold crushed loaf sugar in tablets at £40 per ton, (in bond) and 80 casks of ale at 9s. The wool-washing establish ment on the New North Koad, lately in the occupation of Mr J. Guildford, sold for £170. At Messrs M. Jones and Go's sale, Kangaroo, Wallaby, and calf skins, boots, shoes, etc, there was a good attendance of the trade, but the biddid? was slack. Kangaroo and Wallaby sold at 5s to 5s 6d per lb. The calfskins, and boots and shoes were withdrawn.

A fancy dress bull will take place in the Choral Hall, this evening, luiuler aus pices of tlie Auckland Skating Club, j

Mr B. Tonks, M.H.R., was a p'nsseuge by the Hawea to"-day:

We are requested to state that the Board of Education Sections, advertised by M. Jones and Co. for sale at Onehunga, are incorrectly des cribed as bein^- those commonly called the 'Sdrings." They are, in reality, the sections known as the Pond, and the two acres in front of it, facing- Mount Smart Road.

Messrs libsgrave and Co close their premises on Thursday and Friday, for the purpose of marking down the stock of Mr. Dyson, prior to selling' it off, at the advertised reduction.

THE A UCKLAND STAR HALKJG;ASDGSDGSD4S64



MILK— PURE MILK.—N. B.Walkkt! is commencing in the above business, and purposes culling on Hie public of Auckland and Parncll to solicit orders, lie will guarantee to supply (ho pure article at a very reasonable rate, tuul hopes by strict attention and civility to merit a share of tlic public patronage. LOST, a Greyhound Slut, slightly tar marked. Any person found harbouring same will be prosecuted.—A. Dornwcll. F(.) H SALE, an excellent Earm, of about 31)0 acres, on the Thames IJiver, laid down in grass, and capable of running a jcreat many head of cattle, with II miles of Pokeno. Price low, and terms easy.— li. Tonka and (Jo. WANTED, to place a Boy of 14 yeavH a few miles out in the country, where he would gain a knowledge of farmiiuv. and Improve liiin«eir iii milking, with board and l()d^inj>';-Address by letter, "X. V.." J)edwood I'oSt-onlcc. WA NTED, a Boy to milk welll. —Apply Thos. .Johnson, Ueinuera Dairy. WAN TE D, twenty Shipwrights.— Apply to .Sims and Brown. WANTED, Board"and Residence within twenty minutes' walk of Queen-street. Private Hi'Miu^-rooni required.---Apply by letter to K.L., ollicc of this paper. WANTED, as good plain Cook, a trust worthy Woman, who is also a Kood Bread-maker.—Apply lo Mrs Cowie, Bishop's Court, between 10 and 11 in the morning, or 0 and 7 in the evening WANTED, two smart Boys.—Apply George Gledhill, Wollosley-street. WANT ED KNOWN, T. MuMAHTKIt has .hist Opened, per ' Sam Mendel' and 'Loch Fergus,' from London, New Millinery, New Dresses and Costumes, Xew Ribbons. Laces, Ties, &c., &c., &c., Men's (Moiliing, &c, &c. To be Sold Very Cheap.-T. AlcM.'.stkk. mo MKitCTTANTS AND (>TIVURN.- JL Wanted, by the Advertiser, a berlli as Storeman, or sonic place of trust. 'I'm years as an ollieer of ships. Has had charge of ];'.!•-■<■ Store and Wharf in "Wesl Indies. Salary re quired moderate. Address, "J.U.T.," ollice of this paper. ~\%TA N T !•] I), a (r'irl for J1 < pusework!— V 7 Mrs llayward, Kureku Store, Upper Queen-street. "^OC7"ANTL-:i> to Purchase, Iwti Mules fur V i Hush work. Combes and Daldy. II7'ANTE.I), a Headman for Circular at ff Waikawau Saw Mill; none but expe rienced men need apply.—Combes and Daldy. WANTED^ a smart active Lad.'- -Apply M. Jlrearley, Butcher, "VVakelield-street. WANTED, a Cook for LLM.S. Nyiiiplie. Apply on board to Chief Steward". WANTED, an E.iraml Boy.—rA])])ly to the Misses McLaughlin, Short land-street. WANTED, by a Married Man, a situa tion : can do farming and gardening.— Apply by letter to " \'.'/,." I'osl-olnc.o, Otahuhu. (iood references. \ITANTED, a Man iian.iy wilh P.laek" fy smilh's tools, and about an Kngiue. - A]iply at Mr. [lowdcn's, Watchmaker,at VI noon on Thursday. llf^ jrrNO AY" BOOKKKEPrNG V? TAUGHT. — Schools and Families visited. System of Self-impro\enienl. Writing forwarded! o any purl of ilio Colony, in books ready for use. on receipt of £2.— Address : Mr. Nicholson, Finishing Writing Master, 7.'i, Grey street. Auckland. _ 'i&J ANTED, Tenders for tlie tr c '"■' tion of a four-ro'iii'd Cottapn »t Parueli T a->our only. Plans *c;.. at G-. K.ivr ei's. BUrksaiiUi. Piirnull. M tndcrs rcmiveil u-iiil -atui-Q >y, al 3 pm. O/aNTEI), a seven or eight-roomed HOUSE, convenient to Allonder's Soap Works, Parnell — A.pply No. 7, Queen-street. Q A.L-EHWOMA3V. Wanted, an Experienced Saleswoman. Permanent situation. Apply to



< hoaudide House IKTOKKSIIOP to LKT, in Grey * t street, now used by Holloway and Gar lick. —Apply to .). K. Loiglitou, Ututiouci", High street, or on the premises. %&/ ANTED to Buy oue thousand Rabbits * \ ab tenpence each (to the man who ■sold them ab sixpence last week). —L. G, Knight, Market. WAJNTKD, a good General Servant. —Apply office of thU paper. OTfA VPjKI), a I'oy to milk and make ♦' ▼ Mrr.snif ir.iiioiall.v ■h. ful. —Robertson Bros., Fauiily Oronurs, tTt>|v>r S> lnoniiK-niroct". WAJSTkD, to meet with a party to join in a Venture to the Islands ; rnnSt be able to talru p;vrt of tin nugcijiHnt of vessel and lo provide a portion of the capital required.— Addiess, stating oajjabiliti>'». to '' Venlurß," tlii" offlr.e, WANTED, a General servant ; references required—Mrs James Dacie, Ponsonby Koad. iTETANTEI), a Lad.— Apply to Win. ' *' Leys, Bookbinder, next Stak office. WANTED immediately, twenty good Axemen used to chopping forsqunring ; wages £2 per week and found.—X. Byrnes, Manga whare, Northern Wairo'i, Kaipara. WANTED, every woi-king man to invest in Tobacco at ALLEN'S To night Having pnrcnasett the lease at a low rent. Working the shop myself on my own account, I can give the public iJUe benefit. fipes of all kinds less price than any house in '.uckiand, Try my 5d pluijs of Tobacco ; equal to what you pay 6d for. One trial is all I ask. New Goods by Hero—T. "W. Allen, opposite Thittle Hotel. A N T E D Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe's Agency, is KWMOVBB to Vulcan Lane, corner of High-street. Only the highest claßs machines iept in stoct. Repairs to all machines properly done. Sto no Gnages repaired, tested, and adjusted. 7NTEIJ"KNUWJS, that>ou can be measured and h»ve a go d fir, at Coombei's for Troupers, from 153 6d, upwards.— Samuel Coombe3, 92; QueeD-street. aITtXD KNOW N.—Just Opened, the Ashantee Hat-a splendid durable Summer Hat. TJmalprice, 21>i ; now selling at Coombes's City Clothiner Mart for 12s 6d— Samuel Coombes, 02 Queen-street. PAYNE, Ponsonby Bakery.— « Best Bread, at the Shop, 3d per loaf; delivered, 3M. ANTED Known, that the Market Coal and firewood Yard 1? mw open. Coal and Firewood delivered in town and suburbs, Goods removed, and Carting of every description 'lone. An Express always to be nad at the yard.—W. Jamifsoh, Jun.,Proprietor. WANTED~to SELL, or to Let7a Large Brick X tore—For particulars, apply to Mr Alfred amart, "Victoria-street .East WANTED Known, 1 am delivering my test Titree Wro<i within too city at 128 per ton ; cut, 13s cash ; full measurement guaranteed. —W. a. Smith, Coal and Steam Firewood Depot, corner of Hobson and Wyrjdbam-screeta. ANTED Known, Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned, Renewed In Colour, and neatly repaired; Oolouis w«rranted; fast, and nut wash off. P 8. —Dyeing in all its branches done at Edgar's Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, Welles )ey-street East, Auckland. GomtnuuicatijLß by post promptly attended to. ANTED Known, that J. O.Stovin, Mineral Merchant, is a purchti <sr of Copper, Tin, Lead, Blend, Antimony, Cinnabar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth, Plumbago, and other ores and minerals. — Office: No. 9, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ANTED, Intending Purchasers of Buggy Harness to fcnnw that the under signed has To Si*ts of Best English-made, ■with Silver or Gennaa Silver Mountings; alvo Four Sets Best Brass Mounted ditto for sale at coat price, to make room for large shipments t'i arrive per Loch Fergus and Albernyte.—W. 8. JONES. Wholesale and Ketail Saddler. Mannfacturer and Importer, Queen-street. N.B.—\ few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very eh' ap. OMAN'S ftIttETS—WHAT ARE THEY?—lst. She has a perfect >is»kt to go to Dennes'-s, and Buy a First-ciass Sewing Machine. 2nd, she has a right to be taught how to work it free of charge. 3rd. She has therixht. to send for tint clever Machinist, P. C. Jones, wherever she gwtsinto a muddle. 4th Phe has the right to hafe her Machine kept in order tor lfl months free of charge, ginger, and other Treadle Machines from £7 12s 6d—W. 0. PJBNNES, Queen-street,



W" ANTED KWOWN, that John Taylor la prepared to supply all kinds of 'inibe.1, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shiny leu, lljuse Blocks, Doors, Sanhee, Mouldings, &0., at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Brnaswator KoaJ. A.ll wders attended to with despatch WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Music ami other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS Machine Ruler and Account-Book Manufacturer, aext door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham- SSWfit V&/ ANTED Known Garments made ' ™ to measura at a day's notice if required, and at a reasonable price. All Tweeds'warranted shrunk. •-Samuel Coombes, Ci!y Clothinc Mart. WANTED K~NO W N that J.MORRISON Is prepared to executa kinds oi ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.- Address Newton Road. \% 7; A NTED Known, that Montague's ■' $ Royal Cigar Divan, two doorsfrom the Dress Oirclo Entranco of the Tneatre Bo.^ al, is now open whore the Public of Auckland inn obtain all the Choicest Brands of Havannal) Oisjurs and Beat American Tobaccos, at tho lowest possible prices. A. viuit is respectfully solicited. WAN'I'ED, iuimediately, eight or nine Draper's Ass Istariti).—Apply to J. Cos grave unrl (Jo. ANTE D to LET, a six roomed House (nearly new), in St lWary'3 Road, Ponsoi by—J. aiul T. Mason, Hair Dressers, ISG, QuPPTt-BtP'At COMFUK'i'ABLJbJ KOOM in a respcotable family to Let to a reep?ctahle Man Situated in the middle of the town.—Apply this office. A N Experienced Nurse, lately from Lon- JC%~ don, is desirous of cii{£iV'iiifs with Ladies nsMonthly or Sii-k Nm-so; lirsl-class (cstinio niul2. - Mr. llotli's Funiisliing Warehouse, Victoi'iii-strei'l lCilSt. jKTOTICIiJ —The Day and Evening i-** Rnlioil. hftld in tho Mount, IWon B iptist School-room, by Mr Kemißh, will be Ko-openud on vtond»y m-xt, October!) IS7-*. TT'^Ji WANGANUI DIRECT. Tlio s.k. ST. KTLDA, .r. FJjOwekbay, Com mandor, I'rom OnehuiiKa Wharf, TO-MOIiKOW (ThiivHilay), slh instant, at noon, weather. &v., pprniittinjr. I'iis.scuyors booked through lo Weal; Coast. ports. Ij'or iiassaHC only apply to ' COMIiKS fc DALDY, Auckland; Or, A. JiAUMCS. Onehnnga. |^?S>rai() r.KT, a lAmr-roomed Cottage, Jj::.:j.. ,&_ siliiaii'd in (JliajK'l-.street.— Apply on k="~""£~x tho prenn:sc.-i. f-f^j'jPO LX ■, a iive-roomod House, £".-x*r* i in Nslson->tieet.—O. Major, <_;ri_c r, v.. lleslnv-slrettt. lzzzK a rl^ LET, a seven-roomed f\Xl\^/^ "- House in NVwton Koad ; good well &j^i™**& end duth'.nisi-. — April- on tho premises, jr to lioliiiison \Snm , Croc is, l-ymulidsstreet ~~^-p rpo LET, iifJ-toomed House, p:~', p J n'M * Ajjply to IVI i. Barnes, Karanyu iy J diU't&& li; ip e I toad," Newton. M rrt) LET, in St. George's Bay "■ Road, Pariicll, a aix-rooaied Hoii^u, "i'li front mid h:i:k vernimah ; jro.>d supply oi rain and we'l water, atid e>ery oouvenleneo.—Apply to Richard Reals, Parnell. I^. .E SA liE, an American Type I Writer (one of the latent improved) ; ctti wilo fan'cr than \cn p> oplc— Apply to R X Wisiiiii.in, Thoa're Koya!; or ]j vonshiro House, Hobsoii-stroft ||| T7 0R SAT-^K» a Cottage, of four t-«-P"rt | rooms, in Freeman's bay.—Apply to Samuel CVchivne and Son. Korc-ativet MTO LET, Shcp and Dwelling X j7i Qncei) -fit v etit, nowoocupiod by Mr Herbert. Drap«sr. W —-^ainnt-i VVeiln, Btate »vent *~f^O JjIVI', the Auckland Servants' .!_ j<i-«)Hiry Ouioe, foot of Orey-streeb.—Apply on die lircmlM h M|'*O LET, a lur^ain, a Brick * Shop of thr-M stories, in Queen-street, fur t2 15s.—Aptiiy This rilliße. T^'OB HALE, the Tuakau Hotel and i Fnrniturc, with General Store (doinK a sood business) attached. Stands upon half-an auro of freehold.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mow bray, Land Agents, Qaeen-slreet. OO R SA LE or LE AS B, those 1 arge c? Premis..s aclj'-.iiiinp the AVindmiiJ, comprising one larpe Iron liuilding, (iOft by 80ft; ono Brick build ing, slatert roof 60ft by 25ft, with new six ho^e-power Engine and Boiler, now erected, 'ihis property is admirably adapted as a manufactory ; allotment about 72ft by 200 ft FOR SaLB, 1 puir French Burr Mill Stones. 4 Jeut 2 inches, onscs and hopper complete ; 1 Drf»sing and 1 Smoothing Machine, complete ; lot of Pulleys and Shaf«ing, *c ; Klatp^lot of second-hand P.riuks and IJits nil ch-aced ; ulso v quantity of Building atonea ; 1 Lathe. H, PAKTINttTOV, House and Lind Afient, 57, Queen-Btrent. IjHjK SALhJ, ab J>orth Shore, a bix ■v roomed House. —J. Harp, Devon^ort, North Shore, QOUTH BKITISET INSURANCE O COMPANY. ALFRED BT7CKLVM) offorH himself for Election as » Uir».tor of lhe nbov.> Cuuipany, at the Moitiny to talio place on the 9th instant. LIQUIDATION OF ESTATE UNDEIt THE DEBTOKS AND CREDITORS ACT, 1875. In tho matter of. "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1875," and in the matter of the Liqui dation of the Estate of Geokgjs Hisnky Evans, oi: Queen-street, in the City of Auckland, in the Province of Auckland, in tho Colony of New Zealand, Hair Dresser, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of the Creditors of the said George Henry Evans will bo held at my office, Supreme Court-house, Auckland, on Saturday next-, the 7th October, at VI o'clock noon, to receive the Trustee's Report, and to pass a Special Resolution declaring tha the Liquidation is closed, and to give an Order of Discharge to the abovenamed Debtor. Dated this Ith October, 1870. THOMAS MACFFARLANK, Trustee. R. J. Feltus, Bankruptcy Accountant. IN the matter of "The Debtor's and Creditor's Act, 1875," and in the matter of the Liquidation of the Estate of Charles Otiio Montuose, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that at a Meeting, held at the Supreme Court-house, this day, the Liqui dation was declared closed, and an Order of Discharge was granted to the said Charles Otho Montrose. Dated this lth day of October, 1870. JOHN A. BEALE, Debtor's Solicitor, Shortland-street. ■VT 0 T~I C E.—EDUCATION RATE. The Ratepayers of Newmarket who have re ceived Notices prior to the Ist September, arc requested to pay at once to the undersigned, otherwise proceedings of an unpleasant nature will be taken. GEO . GRICE, Collector, Newmarket. pLUMBEE S.— FIN A L NOTICE. To the Plumbers of Auckland whc Hefuse to Pay the Licence Fee of £5. (the wretches). Be it known that they will be struck oft" lhe list unless they forthwith buy Kitchen Sinks wholesale, from Pkack and Todd, Shortland street. To Householders who desire cleanliness anc comfort at home, we invite a call. PEACE & TOO D, Plumbers, &c. l^T O T I C E. We have this clay Transferred the Agency fo: Messrs J. L. Pulvermacher and Co.'s Galvanii Appliances to Mb. Wkaves Aickex, Chemist Queen-street, who will supply the public and tin trade on the same terms as we have hitherto. BAIRD & CO. Auckland, 20th September, 1876. LEFT at ray place, Whangaproa, by i native, on the 11th March, 1870, a DING\7 If not claimed within li days will be sold to pa; expenses. A. Grange.—Apply to W. H. Hazarc Gumuaker, Queen-street. JUST OPENED 1 ca«e New Zealaud FLAX SHIRTS at 7a 6c well worth 10s Oil Thtse goods are of aver superior description, entirely new patterns, an splondidl/ cut-Samuel Ooombes, City Clothin Mart, 32, Queen-street.



QAB. R E W A E D. Ou i. ST. on Saturday last, a Fawn-colour Greyhound Blh-h, with white tip on tail. Anyone returning he ti> t*. Morrin "ill rprpjyfl the abova reward BiLLLAKD TABLE. —For Bale, ouo i f Alcoci's Best Tables, complete. Speei flcatijus to b» s en at the office of J M. Fraser, 36, Insurauco Buildings. "DoaRD and Residence for two or *"* or throe sin^lo men, at Mrs Mace's, Upper PiU-strfet, opposite Oross street. G.UOU Accommodation for three or four respectable working man.— Apply for address to Mr Warren, Svdeiiltnm Store, Newton. A 81 >G LE Lidy or gentlemen may be accommodated with a furnished Bedrrom on reasonable terms, with or without Hoard, at Mrs McCaithy's, opposite Young Men's Christian Associa tion, AlijeTt-street._ EEBPECTABLE single Man (a<ed 44), lately arrived from Australia, desires a Situation as Groom and Gardener.— Address H. Ailnutt, Stam office R O S ¥E "c T H 0 U SE, HOBSOtf-STREET. BOAKDINU AND D kit ESTABLISHMENT YOUNG LADIES. Lady Principal Mrs. Kaye Wiight. Mrs. KAYB WEIGHT, requiring increased accom modation lor pupils, begs to inform her friends that she has Removed to the above addrebS, where Bho wili be able to receive Boarders. The Fourth Quarter will commence on Monday, 2nd October. T7IXCHANGE HOTEL, PAHNELL. J_J (KNOWN AW TIIH BAWKKLL). JOTIX J. ODLUJVI, PKOI'RTETOR, IJe.Lfsto inforni Hie inhabitants of I'arnell, and the public in general, that lie lias taken the above Hotel, and having made extensive alterations, and refurnished the same at considerable ex penee, hopes wilh cleanliness and civility to meet with a fair share of their support. J.J.O. would also call their special attention to his Bottle Department: and the fact that all Liquors arc purchased for cash, enables him to sell the best article, and at reduced prices. Wines and Spirits of the most choice brands always in stock. m E N 1) E R S. Tendevs will lie received until FRIDAY, Gth instant, for Refitting Kiißine, Hotter, and Paddle wheels, ready for putting' on board steamer. Labour only. Specifications to be seen at HOMLKS BROTHERS', Office, Queen-street. T~ 0 SHIPWRIGHTS. TICNDERS will be received up to SATUR DAY next, 7th instant, Tor WOODWORK to Iron s.s. Steamer jkiw building in Die Yard of the uiidcrKiu'iiocl, Albert-street. It. H. YEOMAN. October 3, 187 ii. rpo CAB"PKNTKES AISD BUILDERS. I EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders '""111 bo received r-y ti'.o undersigned up to 4pm of Friday, to (itli Octihi-r for additions andaltora'ion? to a KesMfiicw at Remu«-ra. T;.e lovveSi or .uiy t nder n >t necessarily accepted. CKUIOKSHANK <t Co.. 16, Qm ea-street. Auckland, October 27, ifeTG. CJPEOIAL (Ti U. E APT INES. O O Ju AT 130 AND 132, QUEEN-STREET. H EA.VY iLaNK E'JM, lSk C.I per pair GOOD WHITE seiEKTlNGfronils3(s a yrd A Special Line in LONGCLOTII, 5%d pa STOUT DRESSES from 9i per yard SUI'EKiOR UL^CK VELVETBKN, 2s 9d yard HTODT WINCEYS, s^d per yarQ. S. & J. b7 YAILE, 130 AND 132, QUEEN-STEEET. IT is not sufficiently known or Tinder stood that the man who devotes the whole of his enei^y and judgment to any particular hranoh of a business will bo able to conduct Hint business !j.atnr for his patrons than the man who attends to too mauy departments. Samuel Coomisbh devotes thi whole of his timn and energies to the Clothing Department of thR .soft Goods Tr<ide, and can con sequently supply any artie'e that a man or boy way require to w«i»r, batter man any other House in the province or colouy. S.C. has the Largest and Beat- SelecUd Stock of Cl thing; Hats, Caps, Shirts! Hosiery, &c, in New Zealand, and would call the attention of gen'lemen to his 'Tailoring Department, which is leplete wi'h every novelty in Tweads, Coverings P.roaricloths, etc He has always ex perienced Cutters in attendance Measurements comolhtttd in a few hours, aud piicoa much below ai.y other House m the trade, <>ne trial will suflic^ to pruve my claim to y.mr confidence lam not Sailing Off or mnk>i>£ spasmodic efforts to raise money, MloUgki I wuiit it bad enough. SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 92, Qaeen-street, IH.AV >•• Just Opened a few dozen of Leslie's Thread Socks tor nentleman's wear at 2s, > r23s ter dozen These Goods are without doubt uqualiy as pleasant wear as silk and at one-third thu (irica. Come early, as I havo only it lew— bamuel Coombes. H"~6 W'STo Uli ~PO OK FEE V 1 Set years the great want has been a Sock devoid of thn hard seaim which so torment a tenderfoot, Tliis article cm now ba h-d at Coombes's Ciiy Clothing Mart at tho low price of Is ;or 11s C i par dozen, SAMUEL COOMBES, City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Bargain, a really compact little Homestead of 24 acres, a large portion of which Is under cultivation, with good ' House and Buildings, only 11 miles from Auckland— Apply to Jehu bnppet No S Queen-street. ' O CARPENTERS AND JOINERS? Tenders arc required for Building a House at Takapuna Lake, labour only. Plans may be seen at my oflice until Wednesday, the 11th, when the tenders are to be delivered at! o'clock. JAMES WRIGLEY, Architect. / IKUJLOKSHANK, MILLEii & CO., ; IRONMONGERS, 22 0, QUEEN-STREET, Auckland, i Wtuld call attsntion to the very L A.RGE SHIPMENTS IKONMONGERY, Ex 'Inveballan,' 'Bkblngton,' ' Orown- THORPE,' AND ' AKGOSY.' AMERICAN GOODS. Falling Axes. Broad Axes, 10 to 12 cut Ship Axes, Bench Axes, Carpenter's Adzes ' Ship Adzes. Claw Hatchets Hunters' Hatchets Shi gling HatcLets, Lathing Hatchets Adze Kye Hammers, Farriers' Hammers Novelty Braces, Angle Borers, Fanel Sawsj22 Screw Wrenches American Brooms, Broom Handles Axe Handles, Adze Handles, Hatchet Handles * Scythe Hanales, Hammer Handles Norton's Patent Single and Double-action Gate Hinges. Eagle Ploughs, Bullock Bows and Keys Thermometer Churns, Washing Machines , Long and D-handled Mauuro Forks (laraen Hates ' Peerless, Dover, and other Egg Beaters Knife and Scissor Sharpeners, &c. ENGLISH GOODS. Matbieson's Trying Planes, Jack Planes amoothiug Planes, Iron-Role Smoothing Planes Smoothing Pianes, plated bs-fore mouth Compass Planes, lron-soie CompassTlanes Trenching Planes, JFii lybter Planes, Plough Planes Bead Planes. Kabbat Planes Squares, Bevils, Guagea, Turn Screws v ~ Sp^keshaves, Braces and Bits. Augurs c Engineer's Squares, J-tra'ght Edges, Rules 1 Saw Pads, Fret Baws, Frame Sawß c BoiV)y's Toos Ha.nd saws, Tenuon Saws Panel Baws 2i! and 26, Rip Saws Firmer' Chisels, B^vil Back Chisels, Socket Chisels Firmer Gauges, Joiner's Adzes a, Fencing Screw Augurs Gilpin's Tools, Stiell Augurs, Screw Augurs y Augur Bits, Catilking Irons, Caulkirg Mullets. l > Also, Large SMpnientß of , Mangfleß,"2 and 3 roller Wringhij Machines 1, Leamington ii.ingau y Colebrookdale Stoves d American btovth ig liegister Grates, Fenders, &c, &c. Ko watt's Patent Anuoapnic.Laißpi9»



m H E A T R E R O V A L. "*" Great Production ! TO-MORROW EVENING, October 5, ENGAGEMENT FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY OF MR. & MRS. J. L. HALL. THE GILDER AGE! IX FIVE ACTS'! The Greatest Sensational Drama in Existence! This splendid Drama will be produced under the ablu direction of John L.«liall, vvitliXcw Scenery and Appointments. DEVONPt )RT TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL. A SOIREE and CONQERT, for the Benefit of this School, will take place" TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, in the Dovonport Hall. Tea on the tables at G. 30 p.m. Pbogramme : Overture, Piano Song1, "The Pilgrim's Return" Glee, "Since first I saw your face" Son^-, " Thou art so near and yet so far" Duct Glee, "" Orpheus" Hong, " The Yeoman's Wedding" Glee, " Hail Smiling Morn" Overture, Piano Songl, " I cannot, mind my wheel, Mother Duet (two Elutes) Glee, "Yo shepherds tell me" Song, " Jessie's Dream" Glee, " Orpheus" Song-, "Simon the Cellarer" Glee, "Lordly Gallants" A X N Eh .L HALL. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1876. NAVAL BRIGADE VARIETY TROUPE WILL GIVE AN ENTERTAINMENT, For the: Benefit of Mrs. Whitiingham and 13 Children, Assisted ty other well-known Amateurs. Under the Distinguished Pntronage of the Residents of Parnell, and the Ofli :ers aud Members of the jSaval Brigade. After the Performance a Select Quadrille Patty will be formed A GRAND CONCERT, by a num b r of Visiting Amateurs, will be given in the Choral Hall, unehuuga, on MOND-VY, October 0, 187(5, in aid of St James's Church, Mangure. To conclude with a Danue. Admission —Front Seats, 2s ; back seats. Is. V 0l rN(! MEN'S CHRISTIAN XAStfOCI A T I O N. TEMPERANCE VARIETY TROUPE. GRAND OPENING NIGHT, SATURDAY, OCTOBER GTH, 1876. For particulars see Friday's Star. Admission .'in. A. JAMTESON, Sec. ImUiE TKMPLAH SICK & GENERAL J BENEFIT SOCIETY. The. Quarterly Meeting of the Royal Standard Lodge of the above Society will be held in the Lodge-room, Nelson-street, on THURSDAY KYENIXG, the ;">th instant, at half-past seven o'clock. Candidates to be in Otlcndancc at 8 p.m. JAMKS COX, W.O.P. I. N. HUNT, Secretary. A nckiand, Oct. 4, 187(5. nji H E LA T E ]i A L L. All Claims against the Committee of the Ball given to the Nyinphc, are to be scut in to the Cosmopolitan Hotel, TO-MORROW (Thursday), or they will not be recognised. The Committee are also requested to meet on Thursday Evening, at 8 o'clock. HENRY CHAPMAN, ! Secretary. RICKET.—The Annual Meeting of "the Carleton C.C. will be held TO-MORROW (Thursday) ENENING, at 7.30 o'clock, in the Graiton Road District School-room. — C. A. EYVEN, Secretary. fcT EWMA RX E T HAL L, Jl MONDAY EVENING. The Gentleman who by mistake took away a Black Cloth Overcoat, with Velvet Collar, is requested to leave it at the Star OfHce, or with Mr. Hardwick, Grocer, Shortland-strcet. The owner will feel greatly obliged, as it was made Tor him in London, and won't lit anyone else. BAKURANGA HUNT CLUB, ANNU A L It ACES Will take place on the ELLERSLIE RACE COU RS E ox SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1576. Admission to the Course, Is each. WM. PERCIVAL, Secretary. AKANG AHA P E HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The ASSESSMENT ROLL for the current year has now been finally settled. The Rate Book is deposited at the Board's Office, York street. The Itatc is payable there to Mr. Tiios. Hayes, Collector. F. CHERRY, Chairman. October 2,1876. _ PU BL l"C NOTI C E.—Consequent upon the many applications for my Farm house and Fancy Bread (guaranteed of the Best Flour), and at the request of many friends, I have commenced running one of my Carts through Ponsonby and Dedwood daily, and shall feel honoured by the patronage of residents in that locality. C. BURTON'S DIGESTIVE BISCUITS, made from pure Wheatmcal, and approved of by Letters from Drs. Goldsbro', Wright, and Ken derdine. Also pure Farm-house or Home-made Bread, made with very little yeast, very little salt, very little fermentation, being more nutri tious, and less likely to cause acidity in the stomach.—CHAS. BURTON, Charcoal Biscuit Mamii'actory, Parnell and Queen-street. LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION. I The Nfwmarket True Blues will hold their usual Monthly Meeting in the Newmarket Hall, at 7.30 pm on ' uesd*y, 3rd instant. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. Ey order of the W M. lyjfi WMAKKET HALL. The Star Variety Troupe will Rive a Grand Per formance in the above Hall on FRIDAY next, 6th October, to consist of Siugle and Double oongs and Dances. Feats ou Horizontal B*r, and Italian Rings, &c. Ifull particulars in futxire issue To conclude with a Select Quad ille Patty Piices of Admission : Kront Seats, 2s Gd ; Front teats only admitted to the Dance. ES. LEWlfc'S hoarding and Day School. Epsom House, Onehunga. — The Fourth Qunrter will Commence VViSDNKSD A.V, October 4, 1870 jfiOi ii \ to Lend in small sums 3iOUv at 9 per cent— Apply, by letter, '■ uT" thia office. DEBTORS and Creditors Act, 1875. The undersigned having considerable ex perience in Bankruptcy Matters, ofiers his services to the public, ana will see justice done.— BICHMtD J. F"IiTU.S 31. years In Auckland, Address : Post Office, Auckland. -^TORTH SHORE ROWING CLUB. The Second Annual Meeting1 of the abore Club wil be held at the Cmb-rocm, Masonic Hotel, >orlh Shore TO-MOKB.UW (Wednesday), 4th inbtant, at 7 30 p.in Business: To receive Report and Balance-sheet, and to elect Officers ior the ensuiny year W. H. TKEVATHEN. FRIDAY, OOTu&ER 6, FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, oa Friday next, 7 Riding Horses, ex Agnes Donald, from East Coast. At 11 O'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER.6. ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 'THE Subscribers will sell at tV A Booms, Fort-street, on Friday next, 6th i fit at 11 o'clock. Very Kxcsilent Dark Rosewood Trichord Pi W> lorte by Bjrd, General Household Forum », <*c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers.



. TOKKS] [K. C. CARR MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, HOTEL. AND SEVEN HOUSES. B. TONES AND CO. TTAVE been instructed to sell by Hi auction, on Monday, October 9. at 12 o'clock, !Ihat Vcrv valuable Properly, being allotment 23, and part of lot 21, s-c 4, City of Auckland situate in Victoria Quadrtnt and C i^cery street, on which are erectoH(substantial.Bnck Hotel, and seven other Houses, nearly all built of Bricfe- B. TONES] CR- C- CAKB MONDAY, OCTOBER 9. NEW & COMMODIOUS TWO-STORIED FREEHOLD WAREHOUSE, Lately Erected, Adjoining Durham- STKEET, WITH CONCRBTK ?LOOR, THREE - STALLED STABLE, AND CART-SHED, With all the MACHINERY ov thk Latest Ijipkovememts for a SODA ■ WATER AND LEMONADE MANUFACTURER. B. T ON X S & CO. HAVE been instructed by Messrs Hartley and Co. to sell by auction, on Mon day, the 9th October, at 12 o'clock noon, The above Commodious Premises, with all the Machinery and Stock-in-Trade. Inventory complet.fi can be seen at Messrs Hartley and Co.'s or the aucikmeor's. The Premises on view daily. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. 35 BOXES RAISINS. For the Benefit of Whom it May CONCERr. E. & H. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell by auction at their Booms, Fort-street, OU F.iclay next, October G. without reserve, 35 boxes Raisins, New Frait, slightly sweated^ A.IBO S cas^s French Plums in bottle*, 20 c*ses B and B Piaid VesUs, 0 casen Candied Peel, 10 cases Bed Hernugs ia tins, 5 barrels T*pio< a, 20 b>gs New Walnuts 2 cases Thumb ttlue, 125 chbbs 111 t'ipes, •20 cases' D V C -Iman's Mustaid, ylbß. 12 cases Caveane Pep.-" B cases Brown and Poison ? Com Flour. 3 bales i^wu Paper. 5 cate« Twine, 0 cases Pain Killer, ft c. MD.NDiY, OCTOBKiI I). DESIRABLE SUBURB *N RESIDENCES, NEWMARKET. FOR POSITIVE SALE. TBE subscribers have received in btrnctioTia from Mr F. Q. C ayton, to sell at the Lir><i Wart, Fort-street, on Monday, 9cn October, at HU Valuable FRKEHOLD PROPERTY, comprising » comfor able six-rotined Cot.aye, thoroughly lined papered and painted tbr >UgbOUt, and fitted wiih gratis, colonial oven, cupuoardß, an; ■water laid on inßide ihe house; Urge shed, fowl-house, &o, as erected on hot 9, »ec«on I, of RußK6ira sub divlßion. Newmarket 33 feet frontnae, by an average denth of 127 re<t, besides two tanlts attached to the house there is a good vttU with pump attached. Ihe whole IS now in the occupation of the owner. ALSO, Onaer instructions from Captain Murphy, who ia leaving the colony, That Comfortable FOUR-RCOMKD COTT4.GE, now Vn his occupation, well finished throughout, situate on the Cmain Road, and erected on Lot IC, Section 2, of Russell's siib-divwion, Newmarket, 33 feet frontage by 115 feet 6 inches deep. Good well on the property, never dry. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. Auctioneers. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. sth and 6th October. DRAPERY~ DRAPERY! CLEARING-OUT AUCTION SALE. DRAPERY, MILLINERY, HABER DASHERY, &c DISSOLUTION ThTpABTNERSHIP. RETIRING FROM THE BUSINESS. Messes Hhmos and Trigg Havir g determined to Dissolva Partnership and ratire fiom tue Drapery Busiaess, have instructed R. ARTHUR TO sell by auction, at their premises, * Qu-en-street, opposite McArthur. Shera and Co.'s. cm Thurtday snd Friday neit, October sth and 6th, commencing at 11 o'clock am, she B*laiice of their New and Well-selected Stocfc of Di-apery, Millinery, Haberdashery, &c , &c. The Auctioneer begs to call the attention of heads of families, those about to commence housekeeping, hotel-keepers storekeepers, dealers, and all requiring Drapery, &c, to this >»le, it being a rare chance for procuring cheap lines of fresh and fashio abla goods. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, NOON. S C A R B 0 R 0 U G H HOUSE, PARNELL. HOUSEHOLD~FURNItURE, AND EFFECTS. GILT MIRROR&ThaNDSOME TIME PIECE, MANGLE, AMERICAN STOVE, &c, &c, &c, E. A R T H U R HAS been favored with instructions from the proprietor to sell by auction, at Scar bornns?* Hon«e. Parnell, on Thursday, October 6. at 12 o'clock, noon, „ . ... His a usehold FoTniture and Effects, consisting of—Parlour, Dining-room, Bed-room and Kitchon Furniture, Mirrors (in gilt frames). Marble Right-day Timepit-ce, Patent Mangle. Plated Ware. Gag Chandeiera and Fittings, Pictures Glass and K»rthenw»re. Btdoing, Amerxan istove by Smith and Willstood, No 9 ; Kitchen Utensils, &c.. &c. THE HAYMARKET. FOR SALE, ON FRIDAY NEXT, A first-class COLT, by " Honest Tom." Also, A first-class BUGGY HORSE. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. THE REMUERA YARDS. FOE SALE, on Thursday next, at at 12 o'clock, 120 well-fatted Provincial Cattle 400 Fat -heep and Lambs I'airy Cows, -tore Cattle Fat and »tore figs. ALFRED BUCKLAND. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11. THE CATTLE FAIR. CONCENTRATING numbers of \J Stock on one occasion brings a large attendance Of buyers, and is mmually advantageous. A second Fair will be held on November 11, the Saturday following the Cattle bhow, when 1000 head of Store Cattle will be yaided er Entries must be made before Thursday, October 28. ALFRED BUCKLAND. THE PAPAKURA CATTLE SALE. I^HE Sale held by me on the first . Wednesday of the momh has displeased man y fmy friends ; I au.tli thereioredlscontiaue it, aad ell at Drury on the Third Wednesday only- ALFRED BUCKLAND.