TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

GR VIIAMSTOWN, this day. THE CASE OE WITCHCRAFT.

A "Star" pigcongrnmo states that the council of the tribes of Haaraki have uc aultted Pukeroa, the old Maori charge;! with bowitchiug the chiof Tc Moauanui |to death.

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

The Cambridge people nro strongly opposed to thu present time-table. They like to sco Carter's Royal Mail coach, with its scientific driver tmd tour spanking horses come (lushing into the c'.ty of Cambridge in the full blaze ol daylight. Tliey object to its coming into the place uuder cover of darkness as a thief in the uight, though,, as the public arc aware, it is no fault ot the enterprising pro prietor. Their anger is with tho Railway Department. Indeed, the breasts of Messrs Fergussou and others nro bo agitated that unless tho Governmeut mind what thoy arc about, Mr Carter will bo re quested to put on a lino of coaches from Auckland to Cambridge to run thu trains altogether off, an alarming pro position, which will no doubt bring the general manager to hia senses. Tlio ,j-rent objection is to the late arrival ot letters, Mr Eeuner, the postmaster, is, however, entitled to tho very highest praiso for voluntarily remaining every night after regulation hours to deliver letters, the miserable Post-office shanty beiug crowded FIRST COACH TO OHINEMUTU. Mr Carter has started hia first coach to Ohincmutu. Great speculation prevails on the chances of his ever (.-eUiucr. it thore. Messra Rich, Lamb, Williams, aud others, accompany him.

[PER UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION.!

WELLINGTON, this day

It has been decided to hold a race meet ing at Lyell's Ray ou the I'rinco of Wales Birthday. BOAT ACCIDENT. Three young men had a narrow escape of drowuing this morning. They were out sailing when a sudden gush of wind upset tho boat. A boat went to the help of tho occupants, who wero rescued with dilli culty. MORE FENCING. ._,_.,,._ Fifty-four natives came down to fence to-day, but speedily decamped. MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS. ... Mr Bryce returned on tho coach List night, and Major Atkinson by the Hinemoa to day. Mr Hull goes South to-morrow. An Executive Council meeting ia being held this afternoon, but is merely formal.

Attempted Suicide at Onehunga.

THE settlers of Onehunga were thrown into a state of great excitement last night by tbe rumour that a man named Shepperson had committed suicide by cutting bis throat with a razor. The following are the parti culars -.—George Henry Shepperson, a carter in the employ of Mr Craig, aud residing iv Auckland, had some difference with his wife, who usually passed as Mrs Featon, tbe name of her former husband. Conse quently ou 3rd inst. Shepperson appeared bofore Mr Barstow iv the Polico Court to answer a charge of assault preferred against him by Sarah Ann Featou (Shepperson), who was willing to accept the name ot Shepperson until she discovered tbe uu happy truth that Shepperson bad ' a wife iv Syduey, and another, the wife of his youth, in England. This was too much for the nervous seinibilities of number three, and, after a "faint" and a "swoon," she scolded and Shepperson struck. The Court ordered prisoner to find sureties and to pay cost*. Complainant went back to her suug little cottage in Onehunga lane, and Shepperson to lodg ings in this city. The unfortunate, over married man, with tlie droad of a trial for bigamy hanging over him, and haunting his mfduight dreams, fell iuto a melancholy state of mind; aud, singular, yearned for the society of Mrs Featou and tho children. Last night he was seen by several persons hurrying With rapid strides along the lane towards the Onehunga cottage! Mrs Featou was apprised of his approach, und took the precaution of fastening the doors. Presently she heard bis remembered knock at tbe front door, but remained passive without veuturing to open it. Shepperson stood knocking for a few seconds, nud went round to the back and hammered away briskly, but with tbe same result. He heard neither sound nor voice; and, in his owu words, he felt angry and smashed a pane of glass. Mrs Fea ton hearing t-ie noise and becoming alarmed escaped by the front door to a neighbour's house without being seen by Shepperson, who managed to unbolt the back door and get iv, but found that the inmates had fled. A message of the ar rival of Sheppotsou reached Sergeant Greene about eight o'clock, and it was sug gested that his presence might be effective in preventing something dreadful. He im mediately repaired to SheppeMon's cottage with Mrs Featon and one or two other of the neighbours. The doors were fastened, but on forcing the back door the prostrate form of Shepperson was discovered, his head resting on a pillow, with the Bible between. Sergeant Greene seeing blood dropping on his shirt front and vest, asked him what was the matter. He pointed to his throat and said, "I did it, and I hope I may die." He seemed quite collected; was somowhat excitable, but was not under the iufluence ot drink. The sergeant said, "What did you do it with? You arc a foolish man." Shep person replied, "With a razor which I brought.from Auckland. You will find it among the grass outside the door. The sergeant picked up the razor at tho spot indicated. Shepperson said he bad inten ded to kill himself, but feared ho had not cut deep enough. He was weary of life. He was raised from his position and assisted to a chair. Dr. Scott was sent for, and was shortly in attendance. He examined the wound, which was a considerable gash, about an inch and a half in length. Dr. Scott, however, did not consider the wound fatal, stitched it up, aud ordered his removal to tho Provincial Hospital. Mis Featon states that she believes that Shop person intended to destroy her nnd then himself, but this is simply conjecture arising from his several threats to poison her. We may add that Shepperson has kept a diary or record of his feelings for some time, which might afford temporary interest to certain persons, and which is iv the hands of the police. He relers to his two former wives as "spiritual," and to bis last as one veiled in the flesh and faultly.

THE TAILORS' STRIKE.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, - Will you kindly allow me space in your valuable paper for tbe following, in answer to Mr Murchie'slctter in yesterday's issue :— '' In the first part of his letter he says one man had to seek protection of the police, another, safety in flight. If such an occur rence took place, it was without tbe know ledge or consent of the Society. In the second part he accuses us of perpetrating a still greater outrage on a man who had been in his employ, and is a member of our Society. Tbe man to whom he refers went to look for work under the impression the strike was at an end. When be was told by tho Society that the strike was not at an end, and they still closed Mr Murchio's shop until he agrees to pay lOd an hour in full, the man said be would not go in, and he denies having any conversation with Mr Murcbic-only asking for work, which ho has since obtained at the full lOd log. As for the miserable pittance he alluded to which the Society allowed this man, accord ing to the man's statement it is more than he received for some timo previous to coming out. As for the selfish ends the Society are seeking to obtain, they arc to maintain a price the employers agreed to pay three years ago, namely, lOd an hour.— I am, etc., One of the Operative Tailor's Society. ■ P.S.—ln regard to what the mans wite aaid to Mr Murchie we are not accountable, as we only deal with meu.

New Arrivals, Residents, ana Tourists paying aflylng visit, cannot rightly estimate the_ busi ness and manufacturing resource's of Auckland without visiting the only establishment ol the kind in thi3 city which is conducted pn the London Bystem, oomblnini? the various depart ment! of House Furnishing, Drapory and Clothing We refer to the City Hall Arcade, a stroll through which will woll repay the visitor. The proprietors (Messrs Garlick & Cranwell) have just complete 1 important alterations which are not only a vast fmprovoment in the appearance of tho prsm'scs, but enables them to keep the largest variety of Drawing-room Sniteß in town (ready for dolivery), also an immense assortment of iron, Brass, and wood Budsteartß, and other House Furunhing Requi sites. This business is managed on tho Co, oi-brativi. Cash system. All kinds of Drapery. Millinery, and Men's and Boys' Clothing being Bold at one-half the profit that would bo re quired if credit was given. Furniture and t-arpeta to suit overy Class of Cuttomer keptt A large roturn fat a small profit is tho poller of Gabuck and Cranwkix, ot the City.Hall . >r„', ■„,.„-.:„-,,„

Overland to England.

(By A WANDERING AUCIvLANDER.)

London, September 15. The railway journey from San Francisco to Chicago has been so often described that it would be useless for me to go over the ground again, but I will say that the pas sage through the forty-mile desert, and in fact almost until you roach Sydney, ia about the moat trying journey anyone can make. For nearly three days you arc travelling at an almost suail's pace through the moat barren country there is ou the face of the globe, Without any signs of vegetation ex ceot here and ihere a stunted sago brush, until the eye is quite tired aud fatigued Thu feeding at tlie wayaide atatious, as may bo imagined, is voiy indifferent aud the price charged is high, viz., one dollar per meal. Very fow overlandcra caro to break their i'liuucy at O'den for Salt Lake city since tho great polygamist Brigham Young died, and it is contidently stated by people living at Utah that polygamy ia slowly but surely dying oat. All along the lino to Sydney wo saw, iv the thousands of dead carcases of boasts, evidencea of the severe winter of last year, when so many cattle perished through cold and hunger. Omaha has become quite a large aud l important city, and shows groat improve ment on what it was live years ago. 1 New Zealand would have douo well to havo copiod any of the American cities iv laying out her towns, and even now some check should bo given to the formation by land speculators of narrow lanes in the suburbs, aud even in tho city of Auck land. The map of Newton will be a great oyesore to future generations. CHICAGO.

Chicago was very full during the time of the Republican nomination. All tbe prin ciple hotels were crowded, so it was very difficult for a stranger to obtain a room. At our hotel, the "'frcmont," thore were staying, the Union Club Republican delega tion, 100 strong. They had a lino band which used to play three times a day iv the hotel, and headed tho delegation through the streets. I would uot have incutioucd this delegation but for the amusingly abrupt ilorminatioii their visit had. They wero all drcaaed alike, the small man of sft. lin., aud tall oue of Gft. 2in.—a white beaver hat, a white shirt and collar, lavender necktie, white waistcoat, blue ecrgo trousers aud coat, and white gloves. On the lappet of their coat they had a large blue silk badge with gold lace, fringe, aud the words, Philadelphia Republican Dolegatiou. It seems they came prepared with money enough to do the thing in stylo for three, or eveu four days ; but when tho Convention was ad journed over Saturday nud Sunday, they were forced, amidst much laughter, to send back their band mid raise money in the best manner they could to pay their hotel bills. Thia waa >fr Couklin's move to got their votes, but which side bid highest la a quea tion I did not wait to see decided. New York was bo very hot—9o to 100 de grees in the shade—that wo wero most anxious to get away soon, but as everyone was in the same mind, the dilliculty of get ting a steamer waa very great. THE COST OF THE JOURNEY.

A good many ot the New Zealand and Australian passengers were waiting—some a week, and others a fortnight and ten days, aud many complaining of having run themselves short of money, and were most anxious to getaway. Now the Atlantic steamship lives like Ihe ready money better than tho through ticket busi ness ; you get in tho colouy, and of eouree you havo to wait longer whon there i-i a crush than if you had tho money in the palm of your band. It would be as well if people were made a little more acquainted with the actual expenses the journey over land America costs ; they would tlieu be saved the extreme annoyance many of those bad who were fcllow-pa3?onger3 with me. Tbe following rough outliuc may be found useful for one person. On leaving steamer at Sau Francisco a fee of, say 10s to bedroom steward, 10s table steward, and 5s bathman, —255. Cheque your bag gage at SOcents per package, of say thrco pieces. You take tbe hotel car Idol, for yourself. You must stay at the hotel nt least one day, or if you wish your soiled linen washed, say two days—Gdols., and your washing, say 3dols. Leaving the hotel for overland journey, baggage three pieces, say Idol sceut.<c,aud yourself to station 50 ccuts. That gives expenses at Sau Francisco, without any sight seeing, of 19dols. 75cents. Sleeping car, ;ouo berth, to Ogden 6'dols. Dinner at Sacramento TSccnts., supper at Colfax Idol., breakfast at Humbolt Idol., dinucr at Battle Mountain Idol., Buppcr at Elko Idol., breakfast at Ogden Idol.; one berth in sleeping car to Omaha Bdok.; din ner at Larauier Idol., supper nt Sydney Idol., breakfast at Grand Island Idol. ; dinner, Omaha, 75c. ;■ sleeping-car berth to Chicago, 3dols. ; supper, breakfast, and dinner on dining-car, at 75c. per meal. Say two days in Chicago. Baggage to hotel and back, 3dols. ; 'bus fare for one there and back, Idol. ; hotel, two days, Gdols. Total to leaving Chicago, SSdols. 50c One sleeping berth to New York, sdols. ; four meals on journey at 75c. —3dols. ; fee to car porters for the whole journey, 50c. each — 2d015.; baggage and passenger to hotel, Idol. 50c. Say two days' hotel expenses, Sdols., and baggage back to steamship, Idol. sc. ; washing dirty linen, 2dols. That will givo baro expenses of a journey through America trom arriving to date of leaving (supposing the passenger to have purchased a through ticket in the colonies), of 81dols. 50c.-£l6 Gs. But a passenger cannot pass through these places without spending money, so we will say £5 in each city, which will bring the totel up to £31 Gs; add this to the lowest obtainable fare by the Pacific Mail and National S.S. Company's vessels, £68, it tots up the respectable sum of £99 6s, which is the lowest figure the voyage can be made to England via San Francisco. LONDON IN THE SEASON.

i London is very gay, and up to within the ' last few days a visit to Hyde Park would give a stranger an opportunity of seeing all the rank and fashion of England. It was, indeed, a grand sight. The Princess of Wales and her three daughters were there, with the Priuce on horseback. But tbe grand show of all since 1 have b .en here was the Fete at Kensington House,in aid of tbe sufferers from the loss of the Atalanta. Mra Langtry, tbe great beauty, with Lady Augusta Vane and Countess Lonsdale, had a stall for the sale of button-hole flowers. Mrs Langtry is a most charming woman, nnd was dressed in old gold satin. But the Princess of Wales looked very lovely. She was dressed in a peacock green satin with gold spots. Bonnet to match v.- ili golden grapes. The Princess Christian had a stall in the corner of one room, and she drove her trade right briskly, gathering in tbo money an if she had been used to ahopkeeping all her life. She is a very stout, ordinary looking woman, but I daiesay kiud-hearted enough. The Princess Mary of Teck did, I think, the best business of the whole lot, for tbe time she was at it. Talk about stoutness, she is a terror, but she oarrios it very well. Blue satin dress. Most of the dresses there were flaming red, aud I see Marshall and Snellgrove arc going in strong for scarlet, or rather cardinal red, so my tip for ladies' dress for 12 months is cardinal red—black and bugle trimming. Kensington House, where the f6to wa3 held, was built by Albert Grant, of Emma Mine notoriety, at a cost of £350,000, and is now in the hands of the liquidators. It is a most elegant place. The crowd at the fete was really nothing to boast about, aud I looked round to sec if the patrician had anything in his appearance out of the common, but I must say I have seen as well dressed, and as good looking crowd in tbe colonies. The tOte was a great success, £1,000 being taken in money alone, independent of tho tickets at 10s 6d each, which were sold several days before, and also the money which was taken at the stalls.' Lady Borthwick had her lottery stall on tbe Terrace. The tickets were Is eacb, and prizes were so well arranged that old Bean would win woolly-headed rabbits and dolls, and young meu pinafores, dolls, and other most unlikely things, which, of course, tbey could not carry away, so her stock was almost as large at the end of the day as a. tbe commencement. THE THEATRE.

I went to see Irving and Miss Fllen Terry in Shylock and Portia, and it is really a great treat to see such magnifi cently-realistic acting. But I notice one feature which adds greatly to their success is the manner in which they are supported by all the minor characters. The "Mer chant of Venice" has been withdrawn, after an unprecedented run of 250 nights, which shews the manner in which it has been played more than anything else.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATES' COURT. THIS DAY.

(Beforo J, E. Macdonald, Esq,, R.M.) UNDEFENDED CASES. In tho following cases judgment was given for the plnintiils in default of appear ance by or for the defendants :—James Wiseman v. Parnell and Boylan, £2 8s (Mr Thome for plaintiff); Hesketh and Rich mond v. William Riley, £0 Is. 7d, bill of costs and interest; Cruickshank, Miller and Co. v.' Win. Cook, £8 7s sd, for goods sup plied (Mr Browning for plaintiff); John 11. Field v. James Wilson, £113s for goods (Mr Thome for plaintiff.) JUDdEMENT CONFEoSED. Eliza Phillips v. John Carroll, claim £1 Gs 2d for goods supplied. Thomas Hedgor v, Joseph Ponman, claim £3 7a lid for goods An order was made for the payment of the debt by fort nightly instalments. Union Sash and Door Co. v. F. Stephen sou, ;claim £16 lGs Id. Mr Keetley con fessed judgement on behalf of thodefeudant. DEFENDED CASES. Matthow Juckman v. Henry Elliot, claim £2 for wages. The plaintiff claimed for a broken week's wages, and also tor a second week's wages iv lieu of notice. Tlio caso was heard lost Court day aud His Worahip now gave judgement for £1, beiug the amount of ono wcek'B wages.

Benjamin Mucleau v. William Kirby.— Claim, £1 12s 9d, land tax. This was another adjourned case. —His Honor said that ho had looked into tho circumstances, and his judgment would have to be for the plantitT. Alex. Dodd3 v. Luscombo Searell.— Claim, 12a <Jd, for cab hire.—Mr Laishley for plantill' nnd Mr Thome for the defen dant. Tlio evidence was heard lust Court clay, and the case had been adjourned in order thit Dr. Dawson's Btatomeut ou the matter might bo obtained.—His Honor said that the evidence on both sides was pretty welt balanced, and ho had thereforo written for aud obtained from Dr Dawson what ho knew on the matter. From hia statement it was clear that tho cab could not have been engaged uutil 0 o'clock, and not be fore it aa alleged by tho plaintiff. Tho cab arrived at tho doctor's place at 9.20, and ho reauhod the theatre by it ut 9.30, so that it muat havo been engaged about 9.15. A deduction of twenty minutes would, therefore, have to bo mado from the plaintiff's claim, which would reduce it to 9a 9d, instead of 12s 9s. Judgement would consequently bo for tho difference between 9a Dd and 8s 3d (tho sum paid iuto Court) viz., Is Gd.—Mr Thome submitted that each party pay hia own costs. —His Honor : If the judgment is right, your client wanted to do the defendaut out of Is Gd. (Laughter).—Mr Thome remarked that a large margin of timo was allowed tho cab man for going aud returning to Dr Dawson's, viz., ten minutes each way.—Uis Honor : 1 thiuk it ia fair that tho spoils Bhould go to the victor. There is no doubt of tbat.—Thc Clerk : Tile coats amount to £3 6s Gd. (Laughsci).—Judgmeut was given for Is Gd with. £3 5s Gil ccstß.

R. J. Delias v. Steele and 01 iikus.— Claim, £13 5s Gd', money paid.—Mr Theo. Cooper for plaintiff, aud Mr Lusk for defen dants.—'l he former gentleman said that the action was brought by his client to recover for mouey, which he had paid to two actors tiamod Patterson aud Thomson. These actors had sworn that they were employed by tbe defendants, aud that they had worked for thorn. Mr DeLiaa had to pay them by virtue of a written guarantee, which they pro duced. —The following evidence was then taken: Richard JuliusDeLias deposed that he was the proprietor of the Theatro Royal, of which some short time ago tbo defendants were the lessees. Upon a certain guarantee be bad paid au actor named Patterson the Bum ot £8, and an actor named Thomson the sum of £5 os Cd. These sums included the Court costs. Before he paid the Bums, tbo defendunt Steele told him that l'uttersou and Thomson were asking for their money, and he then oll'ered to lend him the uecot sary amount to satisfy their claims, provided bo gave witness an ordor for £1 per week out of tho .vages to bo paid him by Mr Lin gard. Steele demurred to this, saying that it was not fair tbat he should have to pay for all three. He did not dispute his liability, however. —Cross-examined by Mr Lusk : Towards the end of tbe season be engaged aud paid them (the defendants) for two nights—a Saturday, and a Monday uigbt. On August 17th he gave Mt Steele £22 for tlie payment of the company. Ihe defendants primarily eutered iuto au engagement whereby they took over tlie Theatre, and on consideration of being allowed '20 per cent of the gross receipts, lie guaranteed tbo passage money and salaries of some actors from Sydney, besides agree in c to advance tlicm a sum not to exceed £10 it they required it. He was accustomed to pay himself out of the receipts, allowing the balance to go to the lessees.—Re examined :He bad a book iv his hand initialled by the defendants, and showing that they wero in his debt. It contained a correct account of the receipts and disburse ments during tbe period of the en gagement, and showed that after deducting his 20 per cont the de fendants wero indebted to him to the extent of £105 14s. Since tho account had been closed he had paid for tlicm the amount of the present claim. lie did not get £12 per week while tho lease lasted —Orlando Ma-zolini, agent for the plaintiff, deposed that be was present nt an interview between the piaintill and Mr Steele, whereat the former asked for tbe repayment of the sum he had been obliged to give Patterson and Thomson on tlieir guarantees, Mr Steele did not deny bis liability but said he did not see why his two partners should be excused from their share of the obligation.—This was the plaintiff's case.—Edward D. Haygarth deposed that he was a dramatic actor and one of the defendants. Somo months ago he entered into a contract with plaintiff regarding the Theatre Royal. The original arrangement was that they (the defendants) should take the theatre at a rental of £20 per week, but after some time they asked the plaintiff to guarantee the salaries of five people who were brought from Sydney, viz., £35 per week. He agreed to do so on the considera tion: that he was given 20 per cent, of the re ceipts. Witness remarked that it was a cry exorbitant charge : more than would be asked iv any other theatre in New Zea land. Mr DeLiai replied that ho expected something to pay him for his risk, for if the Theatre closed after tho first month the people would be thrown on his hands. At length they accepted these terms, and opened the Theatre. They believed that Mr DeLias had arranged for a succession of stars, but he only got two, viz., Mr Fair clougb and Mr Edwin Browne. They had hoped for a " big " season consequent upon the alleged engagement of "stars." The Lingards opened on the 20th of AugUßt. Mr De Lias waa accuatomed to pay the gas bill out of the receipts, and to hand a pro portion of tbe money to witness and his partners frequently with the injunction "Be snro you pay my people." Hib people were Reynolds, Puttersou, and Thomson. Patterson and Thompson had not demanded from them payment of their claims. They simply asked if there was any treasury, and on being told " No," went to Mr De Lias with their guarantees.—John Bernard Steele, actor, deposed that he was present at the interview at which the arrangement regarding the Theatre was made. It was agreed that £20 should be paid as rent for the building. Subsequently, however, they required some artistes from Australia. Mr DeLias was asked to guarantee their sala ries and passage money. Then a new nr raugemeut was made by which Mr DeLias was to lind the money for the salaries of those people and tbe Theatro as well, on consideration of 20 per cent of tho receipts. Witness and his partners were to pay them selves out of the balance; if there was no balanco they got nothing. They were merely put up as managers. Mr DeLias managed the financial part of the business, and witness selected and pre pared the pieces to be performed. After tbo close of the sca'on the plaintiff engaged and paid thorn for two supplementary nights. He had never made any acknowledgment of owiog the plaintiff anything. On tbe contrary ho had heard Mr DeLias a hundred times say that any loss there might be would fall on bis shoulders.—Jas. O'Brien gave corroborative evidence. Twenty per cent, out of the receipts was a most exorbitant charge for the rent of the theatre and the services of three profes sionalgentlemen. During a fortnight of Mr Fnirclough's engagement, be believed that it represented £75 per week.—The learned counsel having addressed the Court, judg ment was given for £10, being the amount actually paid by Mr DeLias to Patterson and Thomson under the guarantee. The Court then rose.

Two souls with but a single thought- two ragamuffins climbing over an orchard fence, with a fierce-eyed dog iv pursuit.

Sir Hercules Robinson told a Sydney audience that within 70 or 80 yeara the population of tbe Australasian Group will be 30,000,000.

Rev. D. M. Stuart at a meeting of the Dunedin Caledonian Society said : " When I was young it was not called larrikinism, you know, but I think tbat it was second or ratberfiret cousin to It. (Laughter.) Ibelicve that the boys who then grew under the slopes of Sch'ieallion and Benmore were very 'much like those thai grow under the slopes of Dunediu."—Ah ID. M. S., whatachange from the kilt to the orthodox black!

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 23



Over 100 of Wilcock and White's cele brated Organs have been sold in Auckland during the past twolvo months. £o deposit will secure one of theso beautiful instruments, suit able for parlour or church. Solo Agency f >*■ North Is'and:—Auckland Maeio Warehouse, 71, Queen-atreet.— .Apyt.]



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WANTED, Passengers for Cape Town direct to Ball iniddlo October.—Particu lars to bo had at 11. F. Anderson and Co., Qunou strcet, WANTED, Miners and Karrow-whcelors for tho Wultakorol Tunnel.—John Ktor dan. Foreman. WANTED, Tenders for Building two Doublo Ohlmncye. Plumbing, Painting, Papering, &o„ up till Saturday, 515 th. at 4 p.m.—■ Apply on tho building, cornor of Nelson and Vlctorla-Btioet. ANTED, Employment of any sort hy a young Engineer, axe 25; good refer ences; total abßtaluer.—Addresa " W.A.P., caro Mrs Gault, Groy_*treet, Auokland. X%J ANTED, a Hc-E.ie-ngemcut in tho T V Millinery. Three yeara experience in a good house.—" LP.." Star Olllco. WANTED, Everybody to notico the diilcronco in Tondors for Firo Brigade :— Phillips, 62b 3d; Coombos, 70s Cd: Alwinger, 8!)b. Draw your own conclunlon. Comment Is uoodlo»8. ANTED to Rent, a Sliop and Dwel ling suitablo for a grocery biißinous, in suburba.-Addr-ss " A.R.C.,"caro of Mr (Janor Bootmaker, Queen-street. __ IX7 ANTED, Fathers and Mothers to T T know that thoy can save an incredible amount of money by making their purchases of Drapery and Clotldng at Sornorlleld and Look B Groat Clearing-Out Salo. t ANTED, Liulica to Know that T. McMaatcr has Oponod a Choico Lot of Droßsefl. Millinery. Mantles, Laco, Net and Cushmoro Fiohun; al«o, Collars, Collarette*, nnd Ties. Make your purchases at I. MoMOßte-'B. WANTED, Land and Houses in town and country; must bo bargains.—W. ____.__! WANTED KNOWN, that Somerfleld and Lock's Groat Choap Salo ll now on. Great slaughter of tho Stock. WANTED, Tcuders for Fencing at Lake Takapuna to bo sent to mo at 12 o'clook on Thursday, 23rd.—Jas. Wrlgloy, Archl teor. . WANTED, Gentlemen to Buy their Rhine, Sock*. Straw and Helmet Hats, and Cloihlng. at T. MoMastcr'a. _____ WANTED KNOWN, that a Dress > V making and Ladios' Outfitting Estab lishment ia now added to our Drapery Businoes —J. Green, threo doors from Albcrt-Btroet. ANTED, Everybody to call at Somerfleld and Leck'B Choap Salo, and boo the Bargalnß In Drapery and Clothing. ANTED, to Sell, a Store and Hotel In country district, doing a good busi ness; reason for selling about to IOiVO tho country.—Address Hoiol, Star Offlce. WANTED KNOWN—AIes and Stout to bo had from W. V. Bindon & Co., High-Btreot and Vulcan Lano. ANTED KNOWN, that J. Morri son, Asplmltor, has Romovod to his Now Yard Custom-Houso-Btreot Wost, botwoon Hobson and Nelson-streets. Asphalting at tended to on tho Bhorteßt notioe. Alao, a Largo stock cf Firowood, out and uncut; wholeaalo Midjretall. WANTED to Sell, 100 Iron Tanks, ot good quality, at low rates.—W. Se G. Winßtono. WANTED, Orders for Trousers to Measure, 13s fid; Trousors and Vest. 2os; Suit, 555.— Marvellous value at Phillips Mart, 170. Quoen-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN.—Mra J. White, Dressmaker, otc. (recently from most fashionablo houeo In Nottingham), will Walt upon Ladios at their Residences on receipt o£ lettor.—Address: Brighton, Parnoll. WANTED, 1000 Purchasers for Blankets VV and Counterpancß at Somerfleld and Lock'B, Qacen-Btreet. W ANTED KNOWN.—lbe Boss Puzzle has throe games combined in ono box price Is; Ladles' and GontstFashionable Scarves, from 18; tho Ladies' Indispensable from Is Ud ; Pocket Knivea and Button Hooks, from 6cl; Elegant Carver Sots, in cases, from 12s to_ 100 _; Bibles, from Is !>d; Pass and Pocket Books, irom Id; Gold-plated Albert Chainß (warranted to stand acid), trom 6s Cd; K.F. and S„ from Is; Filigree Silver Jewcllory; tho Artists Colour Box, Is 61 Blotting Pads; Gold. Silvor, Jet, Pearl Fancy Solltarcs, Studs and Lockets, from (id; Lottor-copying and Manifold Order Rooks; Harmonlcums, Is; Concertinas; Bread Knives, la 3d Gents'Whito Linen Shirts Table Knives, from (is til per dozon; Wax Dolls, Is; Nlokel Pencils and Pens: Tumblers and Wines, cut glass, from fld oach. Poroelaln Flowers and Vaaes, Playing Cards, Letter Balances, l-'otoei Silver Forks and Spoons, Waltham and Geneva Watches, Froneh and American Clocks and Alarms ; and a Host of Useful and Ornamental Goods too numerous to mention, at prices suited to this timo of depression, at C. W. GOODdONS STORK, 111, Queen-atreet. London Olnce, 58, St. MaT Axo. WANTED KNOWN, that Carlaw and Co. have on hand a Lnrgo and Woll- Sel acted Stock of Timber. Shingles, Houso Blooks. Posts, Halls, and Palings. We receivo orders for all kinds ot IJolnora Work, Mouldings, &c. Timbor by the cargo forwarded to any port from our Coast Mills. _ SAWMILL AND TIMBER YARD. Customhouse street West. VATANTED KNOWN, that E. Carr V \ and Son have to hand Building Timber in Kauri and Whito Pine. Shingles, House Blocks, Palingß, Posts. Railß.and Firewood in their Yard, Custom-houßO-Btreet West, opposite end of Hobson-street, N.B. T The increasing demand for White Pins has induced them to arrange for a constant anpnlv. WANTED to fell, at the City Tea Mart:—Finest Tea, 2b 8d per lb; Fine Rich Teas, 2s por lb; Sugar, Id, IJci, and 5d por 11: Jams, Old por tin; Soap, 5d per bar; Pickles, fld por bottle; Wax Candlos. Is per lb; Sperm Candles, IOd: 25 bogs Oatmeal (warranted froßh l-round), 3s 6d por bag; Peaohcs, Is, or 3 tins for 2s Cd; Marmalado. 8d per tin .-Knglish Sauce, 6d per bottle; Tomato Sauce, 8d per bottlo Blacking Brushes, 2s Cd per set; Scrubbing Brushes, from lOd each; Dandelion Coffee and Chicory. Is per tin; Ling F)Bh, Bscon and Hams, Butter, Egga. Cneese, &c., _c.-Rews City Tea Mart, Victoria and Albert streets, Auckla,->.i. _ WANTED KNOWN, that J. Harris has opened the promises lately occupied by J. PymODS, Halrcutter, with an entire New Stock of Tobaoco. Stationery, and Fancy Goods, and hopos his old friends will rally round him. "WANTED KNOWN, that tho undor- V V Bigned are Cash Purchasers of Hides, Sheopskics, Wool, Tallow, &c., at highest markot ratoa.-GAURit'iT Bros, Tanners, Wool Mer chants, Wholccalo and Retail Boot Manu facturers, Wakolleld-stroet, Auckland; Hasting- Btrcot, Napier; Gladstone Roid, Gisborne; Dovon-Btroot, Now Plymouth; Thames stroot, Oamaru. Works: Star Tannery, Oakloy 8 Crook Whau, and Point Chevalier. WANTED, Persons requiring Building Materials to cull at, or send thoir orders to, tho Auckland Timber Company's Now Mill, opposito tlio Gas-works, whero they can pur cha-o the best materials at Lowest Prices. The largest stock of .-casono-I Timber in tho Colony, and the most cxtonstvo and perfect plant of the best and latest Machinery. Kvorythlng in Iho wood-working 'me dono on the premises with tho utmoßt despatch. Firewood, Is tho load of 10 oubofeot. \y A N T E D_ X N U W N. To all in Want ok Monky.—L. H. Neu megen is prepared to advance tho samo on personal or any other security, ropayablo by Weekly instalments.—Noto the addreßß: 165, Queen-stroot, opposito tho Savings' Bank, WANTED. —A Rare Chance.—Eor absolute Salo, at WM. EYRE'S, Vic toria-street. Knniskillon Houeo. For four weeks I will sell off my stock of Winter Goods at Cost Price. Tho following prices will be a guarantee that the sale is no puff. lam over-stocked with Kid Gloves, and they must bo sold :-40 dozon Leplne Kid Gloves. Summer Fancy, 2s per pair, 2-button, worth 3s 6d; a good dark colour in Kid Gloves, 2-button, 2a, worth 3s 6d ; splendid value in Long Ostrich Feathers, 5s Cd, worth 10s 6d; Blue Dress Sorgo, at 8d yard, worth U Cd; assorted colours in Satin Cloth, at 9jd yard; Heavy Dresa Serge, Is 3d yard, worth 2a; Great Variety of New Hata, Feathers, and Flowers, to bo cold cheap; 2u dozen first choice Josephine Black Kid Gloves (plain and stitched backs), C, 7J, and 71, 2s por pair, worih Is Cd; Hoavy Ex celsior American Leather Cloth, Is Cd, worth 3a; Blinds, wido, at lOd to Is, worth 2s yard. Ihe balance of my Boots and Shoes I will sell at any price to clear; 2,000 yards Pompadour Dress Mohiir (Summer Drees), at 7d per yard, worth Is 3d; 30 doz™ Silk Scarves, Is, worth 2s, Gd 20 dozen Lace CoUerotß, la, worth 33 CI; aplendid Black Kid 2-button Gloves, 3s, worth Is Cd; wide imitation Welch flannel, IOJd yard; 2, 3 4-button Kid Gloves, in all makes: 500 yards 1 Real Maltese Lace, at |la 3d, worth 2s 6d, to be hadatW.Erau'fl.



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Owing to nu merdus.pnrohases lately. I am Obliged to lot tho public have the benefit of my Large Stock of hoots and Shoes at A real sacrifice. Come early and seoUre for yourselves the Bar gains. Beßt Value In Ladles', Gents, and Children's Boots ever known in Auckland, at the Shop of W. Johnston Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN.—We are Deliver ing in the City, for cash only :—Best Three Firowood, 12s por ton; Ditto, out in blocks, 13s per ton; Waikato Coal (best house), 22s per ton; Taupiri Coal (best houßel, 233 per ton.—W. Se G. Winßtone, Cuato-n-house street Kast and West. WANTED KNOWN, that D. Goldie Is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes, Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Pallnas and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near Dock, at the lowest cash prices The timber, being under cover, is bettor than lhat purohased elsewhoro. WANTED KNOWN, that Great Ad ditions have been made to the already well-assortod etook of New Gooda ot C. W. Goodson's, 111, Queen-street, every artiole being ot recent importation and oil'ored at prices suited to the timtß. Tea, Col Tee, and Dessert services; Parian, Glass, and Chinaware; klec tro plated Goods; tho Peep o'-Day Alarms, at 16s, again in Btook; Letter. Blotting, Hrown, and Cap Paper: Aooount and Pass Books with Almanao for 1881.—Note tho addresa :i,Oppoeite Tonka's Mart. WAN TED, YoungLatties contemplating matrimony to mako tholr purchase, for tholr future homos at Somerfleld and Lock's, Queon-streot, hy Which they will be onablod to eil'eot a vory largo saving in their disbursements. WANTED to Purchase, for Cash, Best Kauri Shingles, Palinga, alao Houbo Blocks.—Auckland Timbor Company Sawmill and Manufactory oppoilte Gas-works. Offloo In Custom-house-Btreot. Cut Kauri Firowood, _ por load (cash) of 40 cubio feot ht yard. WANTED KNOWN — That W. N. Henderson (lato of Jrey-street) has, on account of M Bottenclll not Implementing her part tn a oontract of sale, rented tho Premises in Qucenstroot, next Mr Easdown, Bakor; and whilo thanking his numerous cuatomers for past favours would rcspootfully solicit ncontinuanco thoroof at tho Now Storo as above, whioh will bo found to contain a Large and varied Stook of Drapery, Muslin Curtains, Millinery, and Hnndkorchlefs, at prlcos lower than any other houso In town. WANTED KNOWN—That Samuel Whito has Oponod a Yard noar Brito mart Hotel, Cußtom-llouße-stroot, for the sale of Posts, Rails, PaUngs, Coal, Firowood, &c. All kinds o Fencing dono by contraot. Wire, Paling, Corrugated Iron, Ornamental Fences. All kinds of Gatos fixed. Post* euppllod ready borod and morticed. Rails dresßod on tho ground. All at vory lowoßt pricos.—Addreßß, Sam. Whito Custom-Houso-street, -apposite Brlto-nart Hotol. WANTED KNOWN, that the remain ing email stook of Initial Stamps, in 6 beautlf nl typos, are ofl'ured to clear out at half price, viz. 1«, with all requisites for stamping paper and envelopes; Ruled Note-paper at lOd I por 5 quires, and Envelopes at 2d per paokot, I nro still boing largely sold; Tablo Cullory. just ! arrivod, especially choap— Knivos and Forks from 7s per do.en; tho Bobs Puzalos aro last disapp«_rl»g—a fow mora left, Am advised por • Olty of Now York' of too despatch, by tho s.s. 'Soino-aotshlre' and 'Durham,' of tlio Climax Outers, Automatons, and Monogram Stamps, with a great variety of tlio latest novol tlee ot tho season, whioh will now shortly bo to hand.—Hl. Queen-Btfeot. WORKING MEN I—Plenty of good Toa at tlio T Pot for Is Od cor lb; a good Sugar for Id; splendid ditto, I'd ; Rico, 21 d ; Corn Flour, Cd ; Sperm Candles, IOd; Stoneless Jams, KB (the beat brand), only 7d per tin; Orango Marmalade, 8d; California Honey, 21b. tins. Is 3d ; Now Dales, Od, Prunes, 7d. Plenty of choaD Provisions—Pigs' Jowls, only Id per lb.; Driod Groen Poas, 2d; Kggs, lOd por dozon; Bacon, choap : liioeso, oheap ; Butter, cheap all at tlio T Pot.—F. Hewin and Brother, Queon-Btreet. fTTO CARPENTERS AND OTHERS.— JL Wanted, some Post and Rail and othor Fonclng dono.—F. G. Ewington. Uraperv- TIfONSTEII TQ ll APE R V Sale ii DISSOLUTION OP PARTNERSHIP. SOMERFIELD & LECK, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS. AND OUTFITTERS, Queen-street, Being about to Hit-solve Partnorahlp, offer to tho publio tho Wholo of their CHOICELY.ASSORTED STOCK AT AN JMMENSE gACRIFICEI NKW GOODS, purchased oxprcsßly for the approaching SPRING and SUMMER trade, (fill bo Cleared Out at PRICES HITHERTO UNPRECEDENTED iv the City. t_r THIS SALE IS THOROUGHLY OENI3INE, ns tho Stock MUST bo realised npon to Pay Out ono ol tho Partners. SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. REMEMBER! GENUINE SALE. N.B.—All AOCOUNrS now owing must ho paid forthwith. SOMERFIELD & LEOK, DRArEUS, CI.OIUIERS, AND OUTFITTERS, 134, UUEEN-STREET. Gazette in Bankruptcy- IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and of the sovoral Acts amend ing the same, and of tho Bankruptcy of William Dixon, a Debtor. This Is to notify that William Dixon, of Wyn yard street, Auckland, in the said District, Lodging house Keerer, has this day filed a statement that lie is unable to Meet his Kn iragcments with his Creditors; tlio first Meeting of Creditors to bo hold at the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland aforesaid, on WEDNES DAY, the 29th day of September. 1880, at elevon o'olook in the forenoon. Dated this twcnty-Eccond day of September, 188°' H. WILLIAMSON, Deputy Registrar. John M. Alexander, Bank Buildings, Wyndham-street, Auckland, Solicitor lor thi Debtor, ■■~



To _et. TO LET, Three and Pour Roomed Houbob, Brown-street, Ponsonby; also. Allotments for sale.—J. Williams, Tailor, Vic toria' Street. r_J\o LET, in t_ueen-strect, a Spacious MS First Floor with Offices complete, also a Ground Floor office.—For particulars apply to G. W. Blnney, Auctioneer, queen-street. rr\o LET, House, in St. Mnry's Road _ Ponaonby, 8-roomB; near the water; splendid view, &o—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, 71 Queen-Btreot, opposite Bank of New Zealand. TO LET, House of eleven rooms, at pre* sent In ocoupatlon of G. Lewis. Esq.; also, House of seven rooms, Solwyn Terrace, Parnell.—Apply to W. Culpan, Selwyn Terrace, or at Hoaketh and Richmond's, r_no LET, an Eight-roomed House, lower JL end of Hobson-Btreet; commanding view. —Apply to H. Partington, House and Land Agont. Stichbury's Buildings. TO LET, a Large Comfortably Puraishod Bed Room, with or without Board.— AddreßS Mrs Forssman, Ylotoria-Btreet West. rnOBE LET (in the centre of the Town), fi at the foot of Wakefleld-street, the Brick Shop (with plate glass front), oocupied by Mr Bloomllcld, Painter and Cabinetmaker; rent, 306 per week.—H. Ashton and Son, Insuranoe Buildings. . mo LET, n Four-Roomed Cottago in I Eaßt-streot, Nowton.noxt Excelsior Hall.— Apply to Thoa. Hayoe, Grocer, Pitt-Btreet. rriO BE LET, in Rutland Road, Parnell, A a Detached Five-Roomed Cottage.—Apply to Mrs Eyre, Parnell. i mo BE LET, oil'Selwyn Terrace, Parnell, _L a comfortable Five-Roomed Bouse, now ooouplod Mr Rosa.—Apply t) John Buchanan, Shortland-streot. STORAGE.— Capital Dry Cellar to be Lot In Fort-Btreot.-Apply to A. Saunders, Insurance Buildings. rjhWO-ROOMED House to Let. near top I of Wellin«ton-street. 7s Od weekly.—Apply to 0. Williamson, Land and _stato Agent, Vul can Lano. PUBLIC HALL to Let in Eden Terrace, Biiltablo for Publio Meetings, &c—Apply W. K. Payne, Kden Terraco _'or »aie IT! OR SALE, Tbreo-roomed Verandah " Cottage, with oven, wosh-houso, good woll, and gardon. Price, £120.—Apply to '1. Ciimmings, lilakostreet, off Nowton Road. (7*lol .SALE or Lease, a Store and Dwell ti Ing houso, combined, in Waiuku.— Apply to John Kirkwood, Auckland. ___ "iTuJI. SALE, a few sittings of Pure |j Goldon - spangled Hamburg Egg*.—T. Maltland, Edinourgh-iitroot, Newton. §71 OR SALE, a 3ix-roomcd House, tree- IP hold, gas, water, all convonlonoes; five minutea from Railway or Post Offloo.—Apply to Mr McLean, Fish Morohaut, Oußtoin-houso- Btreet. }I*IOR SALE, in the Karangahape Road, " a Six-roomed Houbo; water laid on, and ovory oonvenlenco. Also, a Flve-roomod Houso. —Apply to Mr Lambourne, Karangahape Road, Nawton. , FOR SALK, Maize, (Jots, Bran, Chafi, Hay, &o.; aUo, Chair ont by the load at Holdor Uroa., Nowton. FIRST-CLASS GOVERNMENT LAND on Deforced Paymonts, Papurona block. —Call at Walker's Kaipara Hotel, Helenavil o, for Information and guidance. fIIOK HALE, a Family Residence in Is Wood-»troet, PonßOnby, containing eight rooms, pantry. &o. &c.; largo verandah on throe Bides, commabdlng a splendid view of the harbour, which cannot be built out; the allot ment, 313 x 165 foet, well laid out with fruit tress and ornamental shrubs, &C. AIM), a neat and well-built Stable and coach-house on tho property.—Apply to G. Gilobrlst, on the pro mlßos. triOß SALE, a thriving Grocery Business, ' situated in Alma Place, Ponsonby, con sisting of Shop, Store-room, and Bovon-roomod Dwelling, togother with two throo-ropmod OotV tagos in ono block. Owner loaving town. *____cehold.—App!y J. L. West, on tho premises. ■/lOR SALE, iour-roomed Cottago and _V good Allotment, Nowton; to be Bold cheap. Kor Immediato Sale, 1 Alioimonts, Ponsonby ; 2 Allotments, Franklin Road; 3 Allotments Mount Kden Road. For Salo, 10 Aores of flrs£ class Land, Blx-roomed House, Out-houßes, half an acre of Orchard, Oraki Road, Remuera. all fenced and In grass.—H. Partington, Houso and Land Agont, Stlchburyß Buildings. E*l O R S ALE. Sea-side Residence, In London street, fPon sonby, splendid Honse, almost new, well nnl shed. Gas laid in, &o. Containing 6 rooms, porch, large waah-honso, long verandah, com manding a magnificent view of tho river and harbour; the allotmont &1 x 150, prettily laid out. Fruit Trees, Shrubs, Summer House. Steps down to water's edge, &c. In fact a really choice spot—D. F. Evans, Eatato Agent, 71, Queen-street. ITIOR SALE, Building Allotments : 1 Grace-street, Ponsonby, 100 x 125, at 30a per foot; Wallaoe-street, PonßOnby, 150 X 100, 30b por foot; Sheeh-n-Btroet, Ponaonby, 60 x 100, for AS-; Mount Kden Road, 95 x 108, 40a per foot: Park Road, 40a; Carleton Road, 40a per foot; Kybor Pasß, 50 x 200,803 per foot,-U. F. Kvans, Eatato Agent, 74, Queen-Btreet, opposito Bank of New Zealand. ' TJIOR LEASE, a large and dry Ware- Jj house, with good cellar. In Custom-Houso- Btroet, noxt to Messrs McKenzie and Ross.— Apply to H. Ashton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insuranco Buildings. _____—_——— IjlOR SALE, very cheap, the Uuexpired \V Term of Eleven Years ot a Leasehold Kight-roomed House nnd large Garden, fitaate on Collego Hill, Ponaonby ; well adapted for a grocery Btore or prlvato residence, lerins can bo made to suit purchaser.—Apply D. B. Orchard. Kstato Agent, &c, 18, Insurance Hujldlngs. nrid BOOT MANUFAOTUKISKS.-For L Salo, tlie Complete Plant of a Boot Factory, in good working order.—O. C. Fleming, High strcct. C Country stove with Post-office J for tale, the proprietor having othor sgencies to attend to. splendid chanco for a young married man; incoming low.—Apply to Mr Biggs, care ot J. Buchanan, Custom-house street. Auckland. ON SALB, Prime Auckland Potatoes, in good order. Upast price, £2 15b por ton. —George Sibbin. 7. Queon-streot. _________ ______j—- -j Rooms; large allotmont and good well, Shaddall-strcet near Eden Teraec. £130.— F. G. Ewington. FOX LEASE, a Family Residence at Remuera, containing 10 spacious rooms, with detached coacb-houso, 3-stall stable, and every eonvenienoe necessary to make the home ot a gontlonian comple'c The grounds com prlso about 8 acres, a portion of which is taste fully laid ont in garden, shrubbery, and tennis lawn, the remainder In meadow. Tho viow is one of the moat beautiful in Remuora —Apply to J. M. Lennox, KBtato Agont, Auckland. VBW OEASON mEAS! ISSO-ISBI. WE Ofi'Bß FOR SALE THE CARGO OF THH ScnooNKß 'Synir,,' from Foochow, CONSISTING OP 3912 Packages of this year's crop, Specially Selected to Our Order, UNDENIABLY THE _2T FIRST VALUE OF THK SEASON _» IN THE AUCKLAND MARKET. Samploa for Liquoring may be bad onappl'ca tion, or will bo forwardod post free. L. D. NATHAN & CO,, SHORTL AND-STREET, Auckland. mO ARRIVE, per 'LAPWING,' 50 Tons PRIME OAMARU POTATOES. G. S. J~_T~K INS, CUSTOM-liOUSE STREET. T_T UL L BROTHERS HAVE NOW LANDING, Xx 'Famenotii' and 'Locu Doon, 1,200 PACKAGES, Consisting of GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, AUD HAVE FOR SALE AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVE 3 BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWERS CORNSACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONKS, &c, &c., &o. Agents for J. Craig & Son'B Celebrated Scotch- Whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Queen-stroet Kauri Gum Stores. Breakwater Free and Bondod Stores, Albert-Btreet Board and Residenco OVBRNOR BROW-IE HOTEL HOBSON-STRKEII Board and Lodging _ _ -80b por vreel i (tangle room) _2_



Personal. IF the Man who stole the Shirts from the Store recently cocupiod by G. W. Owen and Co. does not return them, he will be prose cited. SC, who was the young person found by Constable Dews in Victoria-street, wishes to contradiot the statement that twenty convictions had been recorded against her, as it was only her third offence, and two years had elapsed since she bad boen token up on a similar charge. She also dealros to state that her name is not Maria Price, as that person has not been in Auckland during the list twelve months. Meetings. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, cornor of Wellesley and Albert streets. — Usuaf Devotional Meeting -THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All are invited. New arrivals are cordially invited. A UCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE. The Members of the above Corps will Muster for Inspection ot Arms at tho Drill shed TO MORHOW EVENING at 7.30. Blue Uniform. K. LeROY, Captain A.N.B. September 23,1880. __ ■OONSONBY ROWING CLUB. Tho Annnßl General Mooting of the above Club will be held in the Club-rooro, Ponsonby Club Hotel, on SATURDAY EVENING next, 25th instant, at 8 o'clock. Basino-is: To recoivo Report and Balance sheet, Election o£ Officers, and to revise Rules. T. D. HALSTBAD, Hon. Sec. and Treasurer. CT \ ROYAL ARCH PURPLE gral-n J_\. Chapter in connection with No. SfVmlk 1, City ot Auokland, L.O.U, will be on FRIDAY EVENING noxt, at 7.30, in the Protestant Hall, Newton, to raise Candidates to the X.A.P. degreo, and other im portant business. All Royal Arch Purplomen are Invited to at ton d. By order W.M. rpATTERSALL'S CLUB- A Meeting of thoao porsons interested in the Formation of a Tattorsalls Club in Auckland will bo hold at the Oocidontal Hotel on FRI DAY, tho Ist October, at 8 o'clock p. m. T. H. SMITH. "OANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notioe is hereby given that tho HALF YKARLY GENERAL MEETING of the Pro prietors of this Bank will bo held in tho Bank I Ing-houso, in Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 22nd day of October next, at noon, for tlio purpose of receiving tho Report ol tho Directors ior tho Half-year ending 30th inatant, the Election of Directors, and for any othor business that may be brought beforo tho meeting. By ordor o£ the Board ot Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, Gonoral Manager. Auckland, September 9,1880. ■VTEW ZEALAND PRUDENTIAL JLI ASSURANCE SOCIETY. A SpocHl General Meeting of Mombera will be held at the Large Room, Imuranco Buildings, on FRIDAY, tho 21th day of Soptember next, at 7.30 p.m. , Business : To Confirm Resolutions pasaed at a Special General Meeting hold on tho 3rd inst. Members are requested to produce thoir Con tribution Cards for Qualification. By order of the Committee ot Management. M. S. LEERS. Seoretary. 19, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, September 4, 1880. Mr William MacKunc (late General Superin tendent of Agenta), is resquested to attend the above Meeting, for the purposo of justifying his action. By order of tho Committee of Management M. S. LEERS, Secretary. Amusements. Y~OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION. MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER TAIN MENT, TO-MORROW, (FRIDAY), 238 D INST. Dlvertmento—" L'ABsedio dl Leidn" (G. Monozzl)—Mr Bealo and Misa Dickson. Song—" The Way to bo Happy "-Mi»s Hirst. Fantasia—" La Fllle de Madame Angot* (H. Baskultl—Mr Boalo and Miss (Dickson. Address—"Young iwen's Literary Associations " —Rev. J. Robertson. Song-" The Star of my Home"—Miss Hirst, Reading-" The Trumpet"—N. Heath. Esq. Bonata (Corolli)-Mr Beale and Miss Dickson. Nat'onal Anthem: Admission: One Shilling. Proceeds in aid o£ the Library Fund. Commence at 7 30. GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT AND Exhibition of Scientific Instrumekts Will opon in the CHORAL HALL, ON OCTOBER IITH, 1860. IN Aid of thb Building Fond of Et. David's Chukoh. I Part I. Promenade Kxhibttlon of Scientific Inbtbu mbntb, arranged and explained by Josiah Martin. Esq., F.S.A.F.G.H,. <fee. and some of hia advanced Btadonfc. Also, of Ancient and Modern Weapons of War, Objects of Art and Interest, Sec, Sec. Part 11. A Vooai. and Instbumkntat. Concert, by Auckland's leading and most talented artistes. Part 111. A Grand Exhibition of Dissolving Views, by Josiah Martin, n bo,. Tickets, 2s ouch. Doors open at 5.30 p.m.; to commence at 6 p.m REMUERA LITERARY AND MUSICAL SOCIETX. Tho Concert ot tho abovo Society, Postponed from Ihe 9th instant, will be bold THIS DAY (Thursday), 23rd instant, at 8 o'clock. Admission: Sixpence. Education. T>OARD OF EDUCATION. The Michaelmas Holidays In tho Schools in and near Auokland will bo the Week beginning MOSD AY, 27th September fnetant. By order of the Board. VINCENT E.RICE,. Secretary. p IRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. Michaelmas Holidays: Ono Woek, beginning WEDNESDAY, September 29. Quarter Day: Tuesday, October 5. UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR SCHOOL. The Fourth Quarter, 1880, will commence on TUESDAY, thesth October, when the Treasurer will attend to receive feeiv JOHN JAMEB, Seoretary- MISS EDMONDS, Teacher of Singing and the Pianoforte, is anxious to receive Pupils at her renldenoe, Lawrenoe-atreet, Pon sonby Road West. SCHOOL. — A Gentleman of Classical Education wishing for tho Proprietorship of a Select School may heorl of one by applying to J.T., Stab Office. Tenders. CAMBRIDGE COURT-HOUSE CON TRACT. ALTERATIOKS AND ADDITIONS TO A.C. . GYMNASIUM, TO ADAPT IT FOR A COURT-HOUSE. Public Works Offlce, Auckland, September 16,1880. Written Tenders will be received at this offlce up to noon of MONDAY, October 4, 1880, for the above Alterations and Additions. 1 hoy must bo addressed to the Hon the Minister for Publlo Works, Auokland, and marked outside "Tender for Camhridgo Court-house Contraot." Plans and speclfl-atlonß can be seen at the Public Worka Offices, Auckland, Grahamstown, Hamilton; and at tho Constabulary Barracks, Cambridge. The loweßt or any tendor will not nocoßsamy be accepted. (Signad) JAMES STEWART. IJistrict Eneineer. m O BUILDERS. Tendors will bo received up to noon on TUESDAY, October 5, for tho Eroction Of a Warehouse In Shortland-street for Messrs Winks & Hall. Plans, Sec, at cur offices. EDW. MAHON'EY Sc SON. Architects. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until 4 o'clock on SATURDAY, tho 25th instant, for Building an HotelatthoWado. jAMKawmGLKy> Architect. ra-i O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received .until NOON of tbe 28th inst., for additions.to a Cottage in Newton. R. KEALS & SON, Architects, Liost and Found. STRAYED into my Paddock, a Cow (yellow, white belly and points) with no visible brand. If not claimed on or before 29th ourrent, will he sold to pay expenses.—John Buchanan, Riversdalo, Whau. VV7-ARK.WORTH, MAHURANGI. f CHARLES THOMSON Begs to Inform his frionds and the publio he has reßumed Business in the Old I'rouiisoa, known as " Tbonison'B lemperance Hotel, and hopes by strict attention to business to still merit the patronage he has always reoeived. Good Stabling aril Paddock?. Horseß for Hiro.



Pablio Notices. QALE OF WAIMATE PLAINS. WEST COAST, NORTH ISLAND, Crown Lands Office, Wellington, 9th September, 1880. It la hereby notified that 127 Sectionß of Land In tho abovenamed locality will bo offered for sale on deferred an immediate payments. Tho seotions on deferred payments will be open for application on Monday, the 25th Octo ber, at the Land Offices. Carlyle and Hawera. Soctlons for which thero are more than one ap plication will, be submitted to auction, between the applicants only, on Thursday, the 28th Octo- Tho price of Land ondoferrod payments will be £5 an acre. Fivo shillings per acre wiU havo to bo deposited on making application. Each applicant will only be allowoa to apply for ono eootion on deferred payment! Applicants for land on deferred payments may send their applications and deposits, with statutory declaration as required by "Ihe Land Act, 1877," through past to Land Office, Carlyle, Patea, to arrive on or before the 25th October. Knvelopes should be marked " Ap plication for deferred payment land, Waimato Survey District." Tho land on immediate payment* will be sold by public auction, open to all blddere, on Fri day the 29th October, at Hawera. Upset price, £1 an acre, On immediate payment thero aro 88 section-1, ranging from 50 acrea to 100 acres each. On deferred payments there are '39 seotions, ranging from 50 acres to 80 acrea each. Colored lithograph plane may bo seen at all the Land Offices of;the colony on and after the 15th inst. Information as to tho mode of making appli cations for Land on deferred payments, and the necessary forms, may be had from any of the Commissioners of Crown Lands. W. 110LLK3TON. Minister of Lands, •f_M>pßWiw_y PUBLIC NOTIFICATION. RURAL LANDS FOR S/VLIC ON DEFERRED payments. Auckland Land District. Crown Lands Offlco, Auckland, August 18,1880. I hereby notify that the Lands enumerated in the Schedule hereunder havo been eot apart for salo on Deferred Paymentß, and that FRIDAY, the 21th day of Soptombor next, has been appointed as the day on which tho said Lands Bhall bo opon for application at this office. D. A. TOLE. Commissioner of Crown Lands. SCHEDULE. Pabts oi" Papubona and Kaipatiki Blooks, Kaipara Survey District. Block. Sec. Area. Upset Price. a. n, p. £ b. d. IX. 1 200 10 239 5 0 2 123 1 0 12J 5 0 1 320 0 0 320 0 0 5 121 0 0 121 0 0 6 165 0 0 165 0 0 XH. 1 283 0 0 283 0 0 XIH. 1 298 2 0 298 10 0 2 290 0 0 290 0 0 3 305 0 0 306 0 0 pHALL E N G E. I hereby Challenge J. Cummins to run threo diatances-viz.: 200 yds., 300 yds.. and 410 yds.— tor m nod "P™rda. w> MBTTAM AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Ihe Trustees are prepared to advance Money on Freehold Securities in Bums of £50 and up wards. Mortgages can bo redeemed by quar terly instalments. Applications for loans to be sent in by BATURD ».Y, the 2nd Ootober next, RICHARD CAMERON, Manager. Auokland, September 23,1880. ROGRESS GOLD-MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). The Directors have this day made a Call (the seventh) ot Kourpenco per share on tho uapiUl of tho Company, duo and payable ti the Man ager, at the Company's Office. 5, Insurance buildings, Auckland, on or beforo WEDNKS- D-iY, October 13,1880. „a-_ JOHN R. RANDERBON. Manager. Auokland. September 20,1880. _____ -VTEW GOLDEN CROWN GOLD I_*l MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Shareholders aro hereby notified that Shares upon which Calls are not paid on or before the 29th inßiant will be Fork-cited, in terms of "Mining Companies Act. 1872," without any resolution of theDireotorstothat offset. F. A. WHITE. Manager. Auokland, September 18,1880. u*»HE PARTNERSHIP 'existing between A James Dunbar and Robert Cabhmork, under the Arm of Dunbar and Cashmore as Saw Mill proprietors at Manaia, has been dissolved by the death of Robert Cashmore on the 14th of September, 1880. The business will in future be carried on by the uodersignod (Jatneß Dunbar), to whom "alone must be raid all debts due to the late firm.-JAMES DUNBAR, Manaia, 18th September, 1880. j T> E M O V A L. I. MacKinlay. Sign and Ticket Writer, has removed from Darby-Btroet to Elllot>street, a, fow doors above Cousins and Atkin, Coaoh Builders. Writing done for the trade. A UCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA. SWIVEL ROWLOCKS 1 SWIVEL ROWLOCKS I Hanlon's Patent Rowlock, or Clasper's, of London, first Introduced In Melbourne and Now Zealand by T. R. H. TAYLOR, Boatbuildor, Old Custom-house-street, Wellington. /Th arl c s DAitE.y, Auokland and North Shore, SHIP, YACHT, AND BOAT-BOILDER, Foot of Albert-street, near the Dook. Builder of every description of Ships' Boats, Launches, Yaohts, &o„ to any size or design. Vessels Docked and Repaired. Spars made, &c, and all sorts of Ship Joinery done at the shortest notice. _..„-- _ J stlmatos and Designs furnished. New and Second-hand Boats always on hand, and for S*le cheap. ___ VILLA SITES, CAMPBELLVILLE, PONSONBY. Mr Johk Campbell has instructed the under signed to dispose of all his Choioe Villa Sites as above. These allotmentu, having a largo frontago to Ponsonby and Shelly Beach Roads, Curran, Ecnmett, and t-arsfleld streets, are unsurpassed for position, view of harbour, Bizo, &o. The allotments are marked off on the ground. Price and terms on application. . DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, 4 and 5, Imperial Chambers, Vulcan Lane. X7IA CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. People who intend leaving this Colony for the Cape of Good Hope oan obcatn all information about the different Provinces (including Natal, Tranavaal, and Diamond Fields) on application tothennderaigned £LTNQa __. 19, Insurance Buildings. OIA to £1,003 LENT on Building Soolety 3&.LV principleß, or or other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sea List of Properties for Sale on 4th page.—O. WlUian-Bon, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane ; - Seven per cent allowed on monoy deposited for investmep' LARGEST SHOW-ROOM in town for FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BED DING, Is at T. & H. OOQB-'S 67 Quoen-Btreot. YX7ARDROBES, Chests of Drawers, V V Washstands, and Toilet Tables of choice Mottled Kauri, on Bole at T. Sc H. Cooke s, 67. Queen-Btreet. LEATHER BEDS, Kapok Down Beds, Pulu Beds, and all kinds of Matt-asses, Palliasses, Bolsters, and Pillow* for Sale at T, and H. Cooke's, 67, Queen-Btreet. jjILY ESTABLISHMENT in Auckland omnloTing Steam Power In the Manu facture ot/irSlturo is T. _ H. Cooke's, 67, Queon-streot. PERAMBULATORS, atßeduccd Prices, on sale at T. _ H. Cookb'b, 67, Quoen- Btreot. FIVE Per Cent. Discount allowed to Cash Purchasers at T. Se H. Cooke's Furniture and Carpet Warehouse 67, Queen street. IMUERA LaND AND BUILDING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Company is now prepared to negotiate for the sale (under the deferred payment system) of Choice Villa Sites at Remuera. The sites are unsurpa«Bed for situation and view, are wIUUn easy distance of tho train, and busses run hourly to and from Auckland.. Sites can he obtained to suit purchasers, varying io Bizo from one acre >s also preparedl to advance miner to the purchasers of siteß for the erection of buildings thereoD. ____d at the Further particulars can he obt&inea at "■•* Offlce, Shortland-street^ ■WHITE, Secretary pro tern, CORKS?" CORKS.-Auck land Cork Factory.-The undersigned >_- _state they are now prepared to supply $%ry*dSeriplon of Corks, viz. Wine. Beer,, Ginger Beer, Brewers' Bungs, &c; Chemiste Vialß Haffys. Sen.; Shipß' Fenders and Llfe- Buoys, FishurmeKs Net Floats. The above cut to any Bizo required, in any quantity, cheaper and better than the imported aiticle.- DUTTON BROS., Wholesale and Retal Cork Manufacturers, Upper Queen-street, Auck I land.



... Publio Notices. . ~ . ■ ___»_»■■ ■■ SEE HERBERT H. SMITH'S OVJBNB, BTOVES. RANGES, SeC, Especially the New Zealand kCLIPHK COTTAGE RANGE. BEWARE OF IMITATION I j im ihiim i t % \X_i___\\____\^ :;fb° £ LaucklandJl p* . WHAT THE PERSONS WHO HAVE THEM IN USE SAY 1 The Hon. H. B. Devereux is glad to inform Mr Herbert Smith that the EP"PBili CoWAOIt Ranqk purchased by him in August, 1878._gtves the greatest satlßfaetlon, and has Proved a small f uol consumer, remarkably easy toi ole an and perfectly safe from all ot tuxlient by flre-ln short tho cheapest and beal;«» Devereox has ever used. — Devonport, Norm | Shoro, July 26, 1880. . I consider that Mr H. Smith's I^WeMwo * la very economical with coal, as I use* Joss than half the usual amount daring the winter month-, md curing the summor tbo total cost waßosper month.—M.S.H.. Remuera, "' ?°he Mra?g_- wfcUh I purchased of you have been found to give every eaaa^°numiX. Epsom, August 10th 1880. •' To Mr Herbert H. Smith: _.„„m,_„* " Dear Sir.-Tho Kitchen Range I Paro™-J~ from you on the Ist day of November last ib everything tbat can be desired in U» war or Cooking, and is a saving to me of folly 2s 6d per week in fuel. • j " Yours, Sec, ' "G. J. BKNNBTT, . "Naplor-atreet. Feb. 2,1880." "|1 oMrH. H. Smith|: j, .V _ f " Bir,-Havlng had one of your Patent Port able Smoke Conßumlng Ovens forever bUc years, lhavemuoh pleasure io stating tfcatu gives entire Bailafaollon, andtakes less fuel than any ovon I ever used before. _~___-. » " MBS FITZPATBIOK. Howlck, July 9,1879. Stoves sold on tho tDEFiauu&D Pasmbnt System. AUCKLAND IRON WORKS, Durham-street. WHERE'S? WHO'S WHAT'S!--W Questions and Answers.—Q. Where can I leavo on order tor a Servant from Hannaford s (i Auckland Registry, without going to the top ot Queen-stroet 7—A. A itho Branoh Office, y. Who wid receive my Letters, rp-dirett^m,an-J forward to any address 7-A. I WiU. Q. What Central Offlco caa I leave Small Paresis at. wim the certainty of their being delivered at any part of the City or Suburbs J-A. At mine. «. Who will safely Store my Luggage to -U per month?-A. I will Q. Whore can I readily Ml or Let Land or HouseeJ-A. At my Brf£°*l office. Q. Where can I readily Briy or Ront ditto at low rates 7-A. At my Branch Offlco. Q. Who can get me a Loan of Money on good Beoarity ?-A. I can. Q, Who keeps an Inquiry ~, Boolr, wherein 1 can continuously "reaißtor . (wherever I might he) information for Inquiries' friends ?-A. I do. Q. Who is the prlnoipal public amanuensis in Auoklandj-A. 1 lun.Jt'' Who are you 7-A. T. B. Hannaford. Q. Where S your Main Office?—A. Upper Queen-street. 'U. whore's your' Branch 7-A. Darby-street, under Albort Hall.—T. B, Hannaford, General Agent, Scrivener, and Collector, Offioe of the Waita kerei West and Okahu Highway Trustees, Upper Queen and Darby streets, Auokland pHY' FLOUR MILLS, Messrs J. Byoboft & Co.js Pbiob Cubbsnt. Saekß. lOOlbs oDlbs. SupernneSilkDressed, ' r_£ A ,_• tj_j fl Flour— £ B. d. £ 8. d. « fca. Anchor Brand ... 12 0012 10 0 18, 0..0 , Baker's Kxtra .. 15 0 0 — — ' Sharps, per ton ..600 — —* Bran.perton .. 6 0 0 — — ; ' Sacks and Bogs included. ______> : Cabin Bread. £18 per ton; oases, Si 60. ; Auctions. TO-MORROW. THE HA YM A R.KE.T.* ssif FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, To morrow (Friday), r'i_s_*B 5 first-class Heavy Draught Maros, trom Wanganui. ALFRED BUCKLAND. - • ■ ■• ; _____ - ! To-MORROW". THE , H A~Y MAR X E T. FOR SALE. To-morrow (Friday), at the Haymarket, 2 well-bred Berkshire Pigs, one boar and one bow. . ,• , ALFRED BUCKLAND. TO-MORROW, AT 11 A.M. MARKET-DAY AUCTION SALE. AT ARTeTuR'S MART. POULTRST SALE.TI O'CLOCK A.M. ■-, ' POULTRY, &0.-Fowlß, Turkeys, Ducks, Qeese, Pigeons. Canaries, Small Pigs, &c I Two Shop Window.. PROD DCS SALK. 1 O'CLOCK P.M. PRODUCE, &c—Superior Waikato and Can terbury Potatoes, Onions, Carrots. Pump kins. Canterbury and Auokland Bacon and Hams. Auckland and Canterbury; Choese. Taranaki and AuoUand Butter, Beef Flour, sharps, Bran, Oatmeal, Maize, Oats, Wheat, Pea-nuts, Apples. GROCERIES, Sec-Tea, Coffee, Cpoos, SWtar, Rice. Arrowroot, Biscuits, Lollies, CandJMV Soap, Blue, Starch, Clothes Pegs. White Lead, Matches, &c. 38 Mats and 15 Gunnies Sugar, On account of whom it niay concern. ON SALE PRIVATELY. W (Furniture Department), Pianos, Amerioan Organs, Pictures, Amerioan Stoves (new). Sewing nt*:£ e_-™ Household Furniture and Kffeot*-* largo assortment. r; ARTHUR. TO-MORROW. !; A-T SI BB IK'S M ART, "AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK. , ..., T> R O D U C i7~G ROC Ei R I ES. j AND SUNDRIES. IgEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. TO-MORROW. PRODUCE, FURNITURE, ETC. W. D~b WD E N WILL sell hy auction, at the Exchange Mart, Queon-street, To-morrow (Friday). | at 11 o'clock, 10 tons Prime Canterbury Potatoes i 13 cases Best Cheese 30 sao-s Damaged Wheat . 20 sacks Coooanuto and Walnuta i oases Assorted Confeononery 10 half-chests Tea 20 boxes Tea 5 tons'Flom* 1 ton Oil Otke 60 sacks Oats , , ol Bacon and Hams, Oatmeal Cornflour, Wax Vestas, Arrowroot Gold and Silver Watohes Iron Bedsteads, School Desks Chairs, Meat Safes -,!i Drawing-room Suite, in green rep , Sco. Seo. Sec. Also, 2 horse-power Water Engine, in perfect order. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. EXTENSIVE UNRESERVED BALE OS, MAGNIFICENT JEWELLERY, DIA. MONDS, GOLD AND SILVER WATCHEP, ENGLISH CLOCKS, SILVER GOODS, ELECTRO-PLATE, &0., &c, Sec. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions from MrF. H. Lewisson to sell on the above data at his Store.noxtto Messrs. Owen and Grahams, commencing at 11 o'clock, THE ENTIRE STOCK AS ABOVE. Each department wiU be told separately and on separate days, and all goods will be SPM from catalogue, without reserve. ___~. Tho Cataioguo will b=) publishedin ftsKW' mo ST aii of Monday, commencing withKwltebj French, and American Alabaster, Marwfta"" Wood Clocks. Regulator., Baromelers. Carrfaga and Kitchen Clooks, Sec ■ . „,„_ fci _'_: PoslUvcly without reserve. Eaoh Clock War ranted in good goingjardor. The Clooks aro nowOnvloW. T* ■•■■■•■ ' [iv C.CABI*, B,TONKBBARLYNEXT WEEK. PRELIMINARY NOTICJT. a N Invoice of Lambswool, Angora, A Patagonia Lionesi. White Patagonia Doa akin Hearth Rugs, on different colour. 1 cases Croquet Foldiog-ohatis.; | B. TONKS & CO. Auctioneers. B. TONKS.J [B, C. CABR AT AN EARLY DATE. 1 O CASES oITsUPERIOR TRR lO FUMKRY, Scents, Hair oflß, Pomadesi Cosmetlquea, Powders, Sec, 6X. B. TONKS & CQ„ Aiictio&eeas. ' , (Continued on Fourth PftKe. .