Correspondence.

The Murderer's Übnfes-il&i.

(To the Editor),

gm,-We beg to be allowed through your columns to contradict almost all Joe's (the Fijian) statement. Gibson Woolcott, and Richard and Daniel Sankey, deny teasing him. Joe was absent from tho house dur ing the evening, and was seen by the police at tho very time he specific, he Was.b.ciflg teased by our boys, aud all the cdnversa, tion that passed on his return was that res pecting the purchase of a tomahawk; tht.it immediately came the assault.' Tho grog should have been stated its less than hulf-a glass of colonial beer. The woman Diana is hot known hero,,. but di Joe dis tinctly said Daune he might meau the boy Daniel. In hi. fabrication must state that the interpretation was car lied on in a close conversation, so that only part could be heard by anybody but the interpreter. , It seems hard that a state ment can be taken before a jury without power to correct it. The ring had been re turned to Joe three days before be com mitted the assault, nud was on his linger whontbe dtabolical'doedwas perpetrated- That, therefore,- could not have rankled in his mind*—Wo aro, &c.," Henry Sai.key. E. J. Woolcoi.T. _\

P.S.— We -should not have noticed the printed evidence, but the character of our whole household has been impeached by «... J-,..... ■~. y.i..ZZ-J:'„:... ", .■.-_..._!.

POOR AUCKLAND.

(To the Editor.)

Slß,—How is it that this unfortunate place, is ever the victim of divid.d^cou ci.s? Kb: sooner has,the city entered ou the.iatteirtpti to cut a figure in the colouy and undertaken an enterprise worthy of: our commercial im portance thiln an absurd scheme is set ou loot 1 whiehr-if there was nothing else against it—cannot fail to cause a serious) division, and so precipitate inevitable) failure. It ia always a dangerous' thing tot change a long-established custom ; but it is] doubly dangerous'and .foolish to dotj.o, t whenj great issues are at stake. As ono who has taken a somewhat active part -iur many re gattas, I strongly endorse the remarks in your last night's issue, and advise .She ( prb-j sent committee to'dismiss the ill-timed 0-I poaal forthwith, and appeal to the patriotism-' of the people of Anckland to make the ap proaching International Regatta a credit to, our city. Such a consideration should even] weigh with tho North Shore members of tho committee; for, afterall, their little gratifica-j tion yrill be dearly purchased by the inevit-j able and total failure which must follow! any attefnpt to rtyaftvoihe flagship from itsj old moorini&—l am, etc., ■ ,:t \

An Old Committee-man.

A PLEA FOR THE NORTH SHORE.

(To the Editor.)

SIB,I—-You1 —-You really could not have been aware in Writing last night's artielp on the rbmovn of the regatta to the North Head that tin list sent round our breezy suburb by thi Regatta Committee has 'returned- on thi average each year the rouniiiccn t sum, of £10. Such enterprise and publio »pl_ it on the pari of the district that also obliges "the com mitteo by carryingl away a largi share pi prizes, and never gets., more, than two '.'oi three thousand visitors On Regatta Day tcj patronize its boats aud strawberry'garden's* and; drink its teot.piight.to receive prbpei recognition. The proposal of some ot-.the committee to milk Auckland business met: to thi tune of several hundreds of pbond. |o provide, a regatta for the North Shore people i will,, you must admit, -be an act at once most magnanimous unit fracefUl. The idea is ono too brilliant tcj aye emanated from any but the fertile brain of our inimitable Joseph, and a public meeting should be' Summoned at once,to present him with..» suitable testij nioniul. —YourS ttaty, [

DEVONFOBT.

benches, and a number.of rustic tables must be speedily constructed, and. so make the Domain what it should bo—a healthful resort for both young and old, the worthy citizen, and the foreign visitor to our port. The beautiful evergreen shrubs and ferns should be Ijenlously conserved and more active supervision in future, planting a more varied kind of native aud suitable foreign trees. A writ,erjian evident ininjature sap ling of tho Board, under tho classic naijija, " lxiou," like tho notorious "Joe," runs a muck ,- v t-tnuM t '"

like mountain o»t that gnard.l her young;, _fi}ll at wide throat ho sprung, Bt.tWd.l.Bucl.l(jrs 01. his'Btylo hi_/ndi. t-N.1.0 to cither frighten or h.utU, Tho Domain is at present a bj. word ifrid scorn, and the public will tals9 carp.it shall not bo worse. —Yourfe/A <_~* ''■'•■' '' '"' 2£IIJ(.*IMI

Citizen,

The Dunedin Murder.

(UY TELEQRAPII, OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

DUNEDIN, thi. day. The trial of Ah Lee and Lee Guyiortho Kjto ■Bilrn"n.urder evils'commenced this-'Tttor'nl'n'g. Mr Rowatt defcuds'the former atid Mi;'M c. Dermott tho latter prisoners. Counsol chal lenged seven jurors, tho Crown oue. ,- The counsel for tho defenco haviug agreed to dispense with au interpretation, the cisc will bo very much curtailed.

THE INTERCOLONIAL REGATTA

(To the Editor.)

j

SIB. 1-" The best laid schemes of mice and men oft gang aglce," is an.old saying, ant} one tbat has received frequent verification j but seldom baa its truth received hotter illustration than has beeu afforded by thd attempt of the Regatta Committee to have tho flagship at the next regatta placeq in aid. the North Head. The success of the

North Shore people iv having so many oj tbeir representatives placed on the Com! mittne was' apparently not sufficient to arouse suspicion of foul play, and only very ' recently has any rumour of tbe intended . change got abroad. The real subscribers tri ': the fund are, however, indebted tp.youi Mr, i Editor, for the -exposal;: of a scheme which is undoubtedly one characteristic of the North Shore. A good opportunity has- sow been afforded!) i the' members of the Club and those in terested to put a check upon the ratfie pectfliar ilitefitiofiti 'bnhe' OdmmitieJß! X Thi position which has- beeu proposed for tin llagshipf is me that can duly ;be'recom mended io,X its' unsuitabilityi'foi1 a mon ridiculous station for the purpo.e can hardl; ,be imagined. In the first place, Mr Editor should all' who desire to, see the regatta b : adooihrnodateij pu! the^ flagship, they wil see the smaller sailing-boat ra^es start, bu ; if the.competitors go,round the North Heal thej» aire immediately shut! Ottt frdbi viewl Then, jf fie. old' sailing course.be adhered ! to, havif, in the -name of goodness,! -art people to watch the boats from the North Head up "to Kattfi Point. It would bfe simply impossible. Jben. |p8 course .catijr not be altered} because owners *>f small boats"Will not send them crowded witk ] canvas., ctutdde the harbour, to risk ,ihb chances o£ a capsize from a .sudden squall * Again, assuming that the big sailing race* 'were started from tbe t. harf. those on tbp flagiihip would be done but of the ru'oajt magnificent tight of the whole regatta —the conclusion of the schooner and tutter . rac{isr-.beeause,l wh9_i t!.the vessels came round the North He.d thoy would virtu ally have finished, There tfould be'tfothinb to prepare the observers for the finish,. imp ; the winner,would be .round the North ■ Head, nud the gun fired before- the specta tor* kneW anything at all about it. Where then would bo all the c,scitemeut which contributessalargely tc_thej.uco*sj of such a competition ? Another fact that has been overldoked, is "that the water on this -wosterh side of the wharf is muckiMpip sheltered, than that off the North «hore(, and thel surface being" calmer1 and I** ruffled^is, therefore, mucK 3mpire'suitaflp for the rpypng, races, in.wlifyihsOj.flHich tiaj terest is. centered. Indeed, should-there be llnlv a nice breeze from jthe southward, westward; or eastward, it Would beittipp-j ---i sible to hold the races there. The. position of the wharf is undoubtedly, thb most " central, and,,therefore,,,the m6£tf!ftuita|>le for tha purpws, an.l those yy,ho go -on .the flagship -BOtomand a- good' view?! np-tantt down' the harbour, others, who wish. to; ; ,walichi the . larger shilihg races "'onh see everything from the North Read. The question of /danger to the lives of passen ger;! is also concerned, for .if the %ry steamers have to Convey the la-gejcrtjWdts of passengers who would go ]to. tho flagship, down to the North-Head it is not imprd-1 " bable" tbat the unavoidable i'&<M6mbif>_ would result iv somo lamentable catas trophe. Then if the -yater is at all; rgngh the; steamers in queatiaa would have very considerable difficulty iajgettjng alongside the larger vessel safely, hot speaking-of-the , danger in landing passengers. Thel pro posal is, in my opinion, characteristic only for its extreme absurdity and impractica bility, and it any further mofetnelit is made iv the matter it is.. the, duty of all those interested to call it.'meeting and demand that the committee shall*.tender their resignations. As one interested, 1 ob'jeet to tbe mean attempt on the part; ol the North Shore people to have a regatta, ajt the expense of Aucklaudera, and until J. lea.m that the soheme has been abandoned, I shall consider it only my duty tn Withold my subscription.—Yours, tite^ ' YACHTSMAN, j

DOMAIN SQUABBLES.

(To the Editor?, j ['J'1.. 818,— Truly affairs have readied a pretty pass when a member is compelled to resign his seat at tho board as a protest again, t' acts of vandalism ho issuable to prevent. Looking calmly and dispassionately at the Chairman's apology for ruthless waste^irrd-, parable in not a few instances), and bearing •in mind his confession of ignorance| of' forestry or Woodcraft, it is high time,,: in sooth for public, or for Government inter ference, as to the re-constitution of the Domaiu Board ; to transfuse fresh blood and instill vitality to this moribund trust. No excuse couid palliate ill-advised work;, He's he wed the beeoh and ha's felled the elk, Sao has hethepoolar gray; "' And arrim in wood was the grouSo mo elf That bo sac bold hs may. He hewed him kipples, he hewed Mm' hawks, V Wi nilokle moil and hasto ; , „;i- Syne speered the elf in the kaook th .A bode, "VV'ha-. hacking here sao fist. Public interests must buffer no longer; a ; peremptory stop must be put to all hacking

SUPREME COURT.—YESTERDAY.

CRIMINAL SITTINGS.

(Before Ilia Honor Mr Justice Richmond.) ALLEGED BREACH OF ARMS ACT.

jTn, thecal of dphnSaiusibHry, outhpjahove charge, tlto only witnessesroxamiued aftbr we went to press yesterday wcro Sergeant Russell, who gavo evideuce as to tho arrost, and John Davis, a licensed interpreter. In cross-examination tho latter witness ad mitted that he was indebted to tho prisoner to the extout of £4, or thereabouts. He denied that ho had said that ho would drive, Saiasbury out of the district. Iv 1879,' with the written authority of his co-grantees, he instructed Mr Tole to give notice toi Sainsbury _o remove his cattle and leave the; land. Ho had never said to the natives.; '' If Saiasbury goes, your debts will bo wiped out. I will como to Whangamata and' cpeu a public-house and store. Do not cry for your pakeha," Neither had he said,, " Wipe your dirty hands ou this bad white: man, and nil your debts aro cleared." lie had never told tho natives that Sainsbury had ii-formod the GOVeruhiont against them! for stealing cattle, lie also denied that he had written out a paper far tho natives con taining what' th.sy ' Were to say in the Supremo Court on the present trial. This concluded the case for iha ,prosecu-i tion. -~,,, ,- <] gidg ! Mr Hcsketh, in proceeding to open up the: defence, said that he would prove that Davis had assembled jhe natives, and told them to '( \WSh their bands on this pakeha,". .8.0, tha( I heir, debts, might be cleared ; 3 nd that' he bad also declared that if the natives did lease the land..to Sainsbury, he (Davis) Wuuld tako good care that he should not remain in the district. ;

Mr Brookiu^d, contended that this even,' were it done," would' not have relevoncy to; the charge—would be no defenco. Mr, : H^ket^ ( ijepUycMh^t. .y^ -aijj ' deuce given against tho prisoner was that of tho twoi'Maorfes,-and/there wc. ild be a; good ground for discrediting their testi mony if it was shown-that they were under! the influence and direction of Duvis. -m fe'eVclbck 'Aft Cdiirt 'adj(mrned rtill T.'BP. '—jgrtiy ::•■•--y ■' lit; » noW '

At the latter hour,' Mr Hesketh an-| nouncing that he had decided not to call; any witnesses for the defence, His Honor remarked that the jury should then understand that the learned gentleman; should not prove that which he bad opened up in his address. The foreman of the jury at onco replied: that during tho period of adjournment tue jujor had been dvcuSsißg the;evidencc,. and! they had come to tbe unanimous opinion] that sufficient evidence had not been ad duced to establish the charge His Honor _ aid'fhat lift" hardly thought it' the proper thing for juries to anticipate the! result of a trial. Tho coun»el for the! Crown in ordinary cases where witnesses] were called for tho defence had the right to; be heard in reply upon the case, and after! hearing biji the jury might come to different! conclusions. „la._hc present case, however, no evidence had beou oflcrcd for the pris-i oner, and there was not, therefore, the! same objection to what tho jury had done , The.JF.oreman, remarked that /they had j pnly>pffered, their opinion^ .si^bj^ajb to sHJs; Honor's approval. % •' ''

His Honor having repeated his observa tions !abou't the ihconvenioucis and possible injustice of the course "pursued, ! f The' jhrV returned a verfitft'of "Not j guilty'"'-'"■■-•■: "'"1 '■'•■^"^■■"-

rMr Brook£eldsßaid there were, two Otter charges,-of,-a sipiilar character against thej prisoner, %i he was not. prepared to-say whether, the .Crown would proceed. He! therefore applied for an adjournment. ■'■ I ■The Court wa* accordingly adjourned till 11 o'clock this morning. ' -.. ' i

THIS DAY.

, I Upon the opening of the Court this morn ing the tCrown^Prosecutor suid'r—"'Sihcd InStPevehih^ lihaiv^carefully thcragtyt'ovpr these cases'with.R._view'of aiming" at sj determination as tho best course to pursue. Tlli cose tba,t,.,was- tried yesterday was b^ fa? the strongest blthe threei> andaltef the expression of opinion, given, by the jpry, I ,have deemed, it useless to carry ou the iprosecutioit i' Therefore,-With'Your Honor's p'-rfriiasfei).; 'I'Wilt' -inter '" nolle. ? |ir»>seq]ui r-h^-other ; cas^3. ',- -""-' .'•..'-.:: j a Hia Hbuor.-remsr-rCd that the.matter was one for4he"lea. Sfid g&itlehi-in's ebnSidbi'ai tion, aod ho had doubtless exercised a sound judgment in 'the1 matter.' 1 If a jury sus pected indirect .motives on thejp^pf.jthosd Who coudbefed'the prosecution,' they were apt titr M**ialti«!"''Of ;icburSe!i' vlhat does show that the prisoner is 'guilty.' Charges die ,Jillfaid at the instance or through the efforts of maliciop_»^e«&o_li/ tUt-ii^tttih isa suspiciod of indirect motives that is generally sufficient for the jury, and it is, therefore; highly probable that the result would be the same in-tho-other-oases-as it has been in this—that is, so far as I can judge. The Crown Prosecutor said' that the wituess upon whom so much discredit had bien thrown was the principal one, and the influ»ee.T_!|lfe|> the discredit-had yesterday! wo.nla be still mOro poWerfUJ sis regarded th» iemi&sStiji pases, i'J".' "■ :'l'"- ---/f HS "Honor said that-? the,- temarka (^BreH~Tfff"hatr'i_iade 4jm'6. A general jaJMaaoter-and-werettot to| be! understood as intaely comments. Upon the cases under eon iSje^MO, r;M^-'Were y^-'br two technif caH^B<m*to'4)S(iearned fromthis"tJ-Osecu tion7i_ffsi®W&ri'or then went on to suggest a desirable alteration in the torm of indict _a#nt.« KHouoaua .TiuyarcT - chlfe-* 'f-! w*A m 'fe" ;

The Common Just, j Addressing the~jury' His Honor s_iid :— .Gentlemen,jrYog „ \WatSf c}lßW^llo4- --__OpaS& a*fceu4ai_pe,: at; the present Circuit ifitoiirt.,-i-Titfero is. --in tnoreiibusinass-'f ,¥jW»r rftoifas 6i 'serticb- expM & *Ith Wi .^fc'/ijut, your attendancejarJlLnot be'required any longer. You will get your pay in the outer office of the Court, , (Jocosely, to the Deputy Registrar) 1 B mm the 10 peir cent reduc tion? (Lamri-teiv) '-r ■'•' .' The Deputy-Begistrar : There is a penny receipt stamp required. His Honor \~Qlx, well, gentlemen, less the, reductions rendered necessary by the cir cumstances <j| ! t_XlP^Bha'try 1 .you will bo paid. (i.eaewe^_p_gb"ter)..:,..,.. *: ;^ |||;-A^XIpJi.i^ANVNBR<3K?E t T^'! he had an jipplieatfoa to make"..winch he'was not sure/th'atf His .Honor could-feceiva. The gi^,.L.C-Mill and Harris,, had ; stolen pro perty ott^tejit: valued and.Some of:it they ha|.pa.^ed_\ The pawnbroker (Bse) hod. th^sfore requested him fo ipply^tor an ord%\ for /toeWresfitutWn r o£; the * money advi&Oed'On'thiapropertyi' "'/J/ fiisWonci-\dia*'l_bt thihkjtbcttp the pawn broker 'had-(-rt-ihlished A_iy, ! Wsn over tbe property 6felßiiig,ilwt % tbb r-ov.ner had never ' been divested of-hir¥.jJ__t_. \ i The: Crowrt Prosecutor thought , tjhat 1 ttiere ,-was a,partljof the Pawnbroker's Act which mot the, casejbflti he was inclined to' believe that His Honor bad hot the power -.oi'grauting the application. ■_■.'! : - ' i- The Act was then sent for and section! 36 real. .'}t set'out .that an application for a restitution of money advances should be made before two justices. His Honor thereupon announced that he had a juri.diction in the matter. If the owner, however, 'choose to apply for his, go-d-;h- could do so. After some remarks upon a question raised yesterday evening as to the admissibility, or otherwise, of certain evidence, His Honor adjourned the Court till!Mohday a^lO n.rn.'!' "".-'. !;;

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Admiral Seymour.

The present admiral ot the combined fleet in the*' Adriatic is Frederick Paget Beau, champ Seymour, well known to New Zea land colonists for his gallant services during the war in Maranaki in 1860-61. During these operations ho personally com manded 20 J blue-jackets and marines from hi-i 'line corvette the Pelorus, 21 gUhs. About the middle of April, 1860, there arrived at tho seat.ofwar H.M. steam sloop Cordelia, 11 guns, Captain Vernon, the pity of Sydney, steamer, with 5-..oflicers and 100 men of the 12th regiment, and ono captain and 40 men of the Royal Artillery. Immediately afterwards , came H.M.S, Pelorus, Commodore Soymour, accompany ing the Wouga Wonga with 300 men ol tho 40th regiment. From this period Commo dore Soymour and his splendid blue jackets and marines gallantly co - ope rated with the troops in every expedi tion till he was relieved ia 1861. The ill-fated Orpheus was sister ship to the Pelorus. During the operations the latter wa_ stationed at Auckland, but her con tingent of blue-jackets and mariues wcro always in aCtivo Bervice with tho 40th at Waitara, after the fatal engagement at Puke takaurc, whore a force of 342 men, almost wholly composed of tho 40th,assaulted an almost impregnable pa which had not boon beached, losing one officer, Lieut. Rrook, who was tomahawked, 30 killed, and 31 wounded. Many of the wounded were brutally tomahawked by tho natives, j Tho i hill ou which tho pa stood is now part of tho farm owned by Major Atkiuson, tho present Colouial Treasurer, j •Thepa Was visible from the Camp. The-pa; had been reconnoitred on the 25th-Juno,' but the troops wcro fired on fiom an ambus cade and retired, tho Maoris following up within two hundred yard, of their roar. Their advance was checked by a well-aimed) shell, fired tiy Commodore Soyniour from' a, 68-pounder. ;At Puketnkauro Captain! Soymour received a bullet iv tho leg, but on; being carried^ back to the camp he noticed somo wounded mon of the 40th and Naval; Brigade trying to crawl in, when ho instantly; ordered his earners to go and assist" them, remarking that he would get in the! sbesttwwbp could.- Captain-Seymour-and, T_ieut. Battiscoiube . behaved with great! bravery and cooluess throughout the engage ment, aud afterwards Captain Seymqurqon-l 'tinned to harass the enemy with well-aimed round shot and shell from his 68-poundors,i some of thorn laid by himself—so that the, enemy were compelled-to evacuate tho posi-' tion before another assault had been pre-; pared. On the 10th September, Captain sSyiboh'-; hsving recovered from his wound,! was aguiu iv command of his blue jackets in a, skirmish at Huirangi, where ho! did g6dd service with a light field-piece.: He was again engaged on tho 15th October! at Kahihi, where his guns did much mis-' chief, and ou the 6th. November he was! present at what was dignified with tho namel of." the battlo of Mahoetahi," where .the, flbwer of the Ngatimauinpoto were severely! defeated, and left their dead on the. •feeld. On tho 28th Decembor, lSeb.i Commodore Seymour was again with his: Naval Brigado in tbo engagement at' Matarikoriko, where a redoubt was thrown' up under a hot galling lire, which lasted! from early morn till darkness set in., On thi following day (Sunday) a truce wasj granted at the.request of the natives to enable thorn to bury their dead. They Abandoned tbeir rifle pits which We're taken: possession of by the troops. An amusing incident occurred during this engagement' One of Commodore Seymour's gunners) who had been left in charge of the Paketa-j kaufa block house, imagining tho skirmishers were short of ammunition, put a quautity in a wheelbarrow with a couple of spades, and with four ship-mates set out for the scene of the"flgh'ting. Being intor-[ rogated in tho way by an officer, ho ex-; Elained that in case of atUck on the way, c intended to inttench himself with the spades aud hold his position. During this hot engagement, which was fought at close quarters,the troops expended 70,000 rounds of rifle ammunition, and.l7o shell and case shot The British casualties were 23.killed and wounded. The natives sua. tnintidyery heavy losses. On the> memor able 1 morning of the 23rd January, tho natives made a determined attempt to storm a redoubt occupied by 300 men of tho 40th, but were repulsed after a dospcralo q&uflict. Commodore Seymour was at tho Waitara camp, some miles away, but sniffing the battle afar off, he and General Pratt hastened to the front with 30 of tho naval brigade, and 100 of the 14th. Tho British catualties w«re 6 killed and 11 wounded. The Maoris left behind 49, of whom 5 were alive. Tho wounds wero ter rible from shells, rifle bullets, butt ends of. muskets, and bayonet thrusts. Tho following conversation took place at! the engagement of Matarekoriko between Commodore Seymour (the Rev. Mr Wilson interpreted) and a native who came to look' at his father's grave, who was killed j—; Commodore to Mr Wilson : " What relation has he lost!" Mr Wilson: "His father.", Commodore: "Does he lie here?'*' Mr Wilsbh : " Yes." Commodoi'e: s« Podr 'teilbw I Hhs he lost his father ? Tell hitdel aftr"eorry for him! Tell him wo bear no, malice. It is war I" Native: "I am not .dark (unhappy) on his account.! -He, fell inj open field, in ba.tle. It was fairly,done 1 he was not mardered!" Tbis he saidj gravely and coldly. Commodore :'" Say that the gTaves shall not" be injured} tell him my carpenter shall fence them IM 'Thetfbccdote is characteristic of tbegenerous and man ly nature of the British sailor. On another occasion Mr Wilson said to Commodore Soymour "Come aud see how a Maori catr- die, aud do not let us think that endurance is confined to ourselves."' The wounded and dead natives *ero lying in the ditches where they had beeu literally torn to pieces by live shells thrown over the parapet. Tho wounded native said in a calm stem voice, in which there was nd trace of suffering, "When will the doctor come and cut off my leg; let him como quickly." Tbe Commodore remarked " Ho! ia a hue fellow, and bears it Wonderfully.'( The Maori's leg. was shattered by a shellj and was hanging by a shred. Commodore Seymour sent a seaman for pipe and tobacco, afid they were placed' by the side of the -wounded man. MrWilion saidj "T_?fsis a present from the «hief of the Be«than.'' The chief, whose nnme, w*s MaraMeai, raised himself up a little, and looking kindly at the Commodore, bowed his acknowledgements with all the grace and dignity of a Spanish don, and then without the slightest expression, of pain he began, to untwist the'tobacco, filled a pipe, and asked-Mr: Wilton to place it nt his bead wherei he-Could conveniently reach iti The old soldieri "of- the 40th 'will remember with gratitude how, when tobacco was scarce and dear, Commodore Seymour supplied regularly overy month aU that was required at Is Gd per pound, obtained but of bond from Auckland. The uommodoro was fond also of getting up manly athletic sports,! in Which the blue jackets and marines competed with their companion's in arms qf the 40th. When the Commodore ship was relieved by the ill-fated Orpheus the oflicers and non-commissioned officers of the 40th had prepared an illuminated ad idte.s, engrossed on vellum, and beautifully framed, ns a parting testimonial to Commo dore Seymour and-his-officer.. The Com- Jttb-Wtfe'S «c .viand the 40th wore-dtafwn lip in three sides of a square. Tho scone was one to bo long remembered. The Com modore.jwho had never iknofyrawhat ft ids to flinch the fire of an enemy, stepped for ward and with deep emotion said :—• " Col. Leslie, officers, non-commissioned ■pfficers, and men of the 40th Regiment,'jt>n ' the part of my officers and ship's ere w, watch have been- quartered with you for the last twelve months, I return my most sincere .thankslor the presentation made to-day; on 'the cve1 of my departure for the mother country. I shall always hear in mind, in no matter whatever clime Providence may atf will me; and I also wish to say one ward more, and which is, that I haVe traversed many countries for a number of gears', wljere soldiers and sailors were stationed together, but never in my experience have I witnessed such cordiality and general good feeling as have existed between my brothers 'in arms, the gallant 40th, and my crew. I now bid you' farewell, and'sincerely trust that kind Providence may protect and.bring you safe to your-families." It is needless to state that a good round of English cheering Spontaneously greeted the conclusion of these, few words. •-...■: Admiral Seymour's career has been dis tinguished, and his promotion consequently -rapid.' Ho is idolised by the whole serVitie. Of ono thing we may rest perfectly assured. Should he ever be called upon to use the terrible destructive powers at his command he will make the fighting hot for the enemy. In the hands of such men the naval supremacy of Great Britain is safe. He is every inch a fighting sailor of the Nelson ! type. . ~;, ; -..- wit •

. Eddy- Tdylbr is a funny fellow. He borrowed a; reporter's umbrella and never returned it on the somewhat witty plea that he needed it on rainy days, and a reporter did not require an umbrella in the sun shin 3.

' Tile statement of the Christchurcb depu tation, asking the prisoner for monetary aid for the latereview, that the luvercargjll re view was aided by tho Government is in co.rect. The whole thing was carried out by public subscription, enlertaianient, gate money, and after the settlement of accounts , the Coinmitreo hah a balance of £250. ~.'.' ■«____i___________________n_______________________

AUSTRALIAN SUMMARY.

[Per Rotorua, at Russell.]

AGITATION BY SELECTORS.-RUSH

TO BEGA.

SYDNEY, October 2. A conference of selectors' delegates sit ting at Sydney unanimously passed a reso lution in favour of tho cessation of interest on unpaid balances on conditional pur chases. The rush to Berinagui beach, near Bega, continues. Nearly 400 persons are there. I £100 has been paid for an eighth share iv a claim near the prospector's. Tho country J inland looks favourable. Provisions are : cheap and plentiful. Tho Coil'ce Palace receipts for tho first i twelve months amounted to £22,000 sterl i ing. Sir Henry Parkes has agreed, condition ally upon other colonies concurring, to a conference iv Melbourne to consider Chinese, immigration, with a view to joint action for* its repression. In compliance with a requisition, tho Mayor of Sydney c-lied a public mooting to consider the coso of the "Evening News," finod £250 for contempt of Court. Thoro is ngoddddal of "talk about paying tUr lino by general subscription. Ls ~<< TOTAL WRECK Ol< A COLLIER,— • SEVEN MEN DROWNED. ' :I During a terrible' gale, the Susanhah Godofroy, 1,137 tons register, with a cargo of 1,0!?2 tons of coal for Yokohama, drovo ashore while ondoavouring to return to har bour, and; was totally wrcckod. Tho cap tain, mate, aud five others of tho crew, which numbered 21, wore : drowned. Thero are miiuy remarkable .features in connection ' with the vessel.' Sho was loakiug badly when alio put to sea., - Tho non-starting of tho Nowcastlo lifeboat excited strong comment. ! CIVIL SERVICE REDUCTIONS IN VICTORIA. Octoboi; 2. Sovonty-one oflicers of tho Lauds Depart ment havo received notice of dismissal. They receive one month's full pay and superannuation. The Minister of Railways has stated to a deputation that tho railway revenue annually falls £150,000 short of tho in terest on tho capital invested. Tho Assembly has assented to tho Council's rcij'ucst for a Cohferenco relative tho Payment of Members Bill, whereat it was arranged to send up the bill in two portions : oue relating to p .yment of mem• boia (f tho Assembly; and the other to payment of members of Council. Iv tl 0 Council tho .former immediately passed. The latter will probably bo reject id.

TbE EXHIBITION. The Exhibition was oponed on tho first iastant with greut eclat. The telegraphic report iv the " Sydney Morning Herald' says the interior arrangements of the cere monial committee proved almost faultless. Tho ceremony commenced with a grand proco ssion to the building. When it arrived there, cheers were given for tho Queen, Priuco of Wales, and tho New Governor. Mr Caron's cantata, with chorus of nine hundred voices and orchestra of a hundred, highly successful. • It wasfollowod by tremendous applause. Tho number prescut in the precincts was 15,030, of whom eight thousand paid admission. It is estimated t1iSt15O",O0O people throngetF the streefs* through which tho procession passed. It is stated that only 63 season tickets wore sold up to tho 29th of September. ,~, ~ , •' 3H * ADELAIDE.*"' "' lVt a 8 October 2. The. South, Australian Assembly voted £8000- to' obtain from 1 England the-nucleus of a permanent Artillery force. The Government residept telegraphs the arrival in tho Northern Territory pf C 6 Europeans utterly inexperienced in digging, and therefore useless, and likely to '"be come a burden on tbe Government. Later he telegraphs that a steamer has arrived with 500 Chinese, and three moro have beon laid on at Hong Kong. He saysjio morolEuropeaiisonght tacoino while thore is such an influx of Chinese, as compr. tition is htpclcss. The Europeans just arrived seem afraid to go up country, aud ask for return pas .ages.

QUEENSLAND. October 5.

Mr Gresby Lukin, odjtorof the •'Connor,'' has served the proprietors of the Catholic paper, tho " Australian," with a writ for £3,000 for slander. The latter publishes a complete apology. He acknowledges that the statement has no foundation.

The Council of Gladstone has offered to lease a frontage on the harbour to the New Zealand Meat Freezing 'Company oh favourable terms. The Company intend to supply their own ports and Now Caledonia.

Sad Case of Drowning.

AROY named George Whaley, aged 8 years and 6 months, was drowned at Cox's Creek yesterday afternoon under circumstances of a most' distressing nature. Ho had been sent with his brother, who is twelve years Old, to gather titree pea-sticks at Cox's Creek, and while thus engaged he acoidently fell into the water. His brother saw him rise to the surface three times, but could not render any assistance. He'hastened home as quickly as possible, and informed, hlj3 father of the accident. They returned to the spot, and the body was taken out'of. the water shortly before dusk. Life was then quite extinct The police were at, once communicated with, and information of thti occurrence was forwarded to the coroner. Au inquest was held upon the remains this afternoon, when a verdict of "Accidentally Drowned" was returned. Ihe funeral topic ploce subsequently, and unionist the mourners were a number of children who attend the Wesleyan Sunday-school, of which the deceased was a pupil. Great sympathy is felt for the bereaved parents.

THE GOVERNMENT RETRENCH MENT POLICY.

IN pursuatitie of 'the Hgorous'Jp6_ioy of re trenchment which is now being catricd out by "the Govert'flieiit,, thp.fi)lljbi,wiu;g'':Siib- Inspectors o£ Armed Constabulary have Teceived notice,.that their services will be dispensed>withafter theendof theipresent month :—Sub-Inspector Pardy, of Auck land.; Sub-ltytycc.tOr Kenny, Thames'; ;Si}b. Inspeotpr Bullen;. flew Plymouth ;' JStibf Inspector Übodall, W&ngahui.: 'l These.»« ductiOhi'are being carried out regardless'til all ..personal considerations, and will probably; "give rise io J some ppblip ditsatisfactlot). . In th«j „casp of Sub- Inspector Paidy; who has' performed his dutferwith great ability,T-fficiencyrimd in such a manner a* to earnthe respect of all classes of the community,, the dis missal will be generally regretted.3 ifl_ theedbduct of cases in the Polico CoUrf; and the preparation of evidenqo, he, has displays la degree! tit sklU^nbV 'often met wit-h- in non-profepsipn^l men. One remarkable feature in C9Pnection •with th!et6 ' rediietion* lb''' that the men who h.avo risen by .their,,pMity,and perseverairce'are' the first to SbffeV wMlfc tbow who ha¥e remained' ml Subbtamate positions, and have p'erhiips not shown an equal degree of zeal an(tefficiency,sjep into their shoes '

PEARLS BEFORE SWINE.

WHAT, can ;there bo in th£ atniosphorogf the Melbourne Club which has dem6ri_ lisod Mr Eugene Dumas t M. Durras was a chef de cuisine of eminence, a cordpn bleu, and as such moved in the best Society of his.native Paris. He is th*' author 61 soveral valuable works upon' cookery, and narrowly escaped being a mem ber of tho-Academy. No.sobrier, how ever, does he get into tbe kitchen oi the Melbourne Club than his > whole nature changes. ■ He becomes morose, gloomy aud despairing. He dnvqighs against squatterdom like any Liberal, and compares himself to Prometheus orchis rock, or Virgil in exile. After some days of strange behaviour, during which ho is the terror of the chamber-maids and the butt of the gentlemen in plush, Monsieur Dumas fled from his stewpans, and calling himself Captain Drnmmond, burst upon tho town as a man of fashion. Ho cashed valueless cheques with ease and freedom for some weeks, until in an unlucky moment —there is an evil instant when ever. Frenchman's star is eclipsed-be was arrested and lodged in gaol. There he ex plained to the good father who attended him the reason for bis wild conduct. "/I was fool, mad," he said, "I know not what to do. The gross beasts they crisp mo the nerves. 1 make Roup a-la Crfcci, soup ala rcine, soup ala Marengo, all the same. I make tendrOns de veau a la .jardinic.bjv inagnifiqu'e !—all the same. I.! dress firm a ia Portugaise, a la Normandie,, a la Bechamel—all the same. I make sonfle that raise ze dead—they gobble him and speak not. I last try my fricandeau which the Emperor so love, and a gross man with many shceps Bay—What for all this muck. Can't you give us a bloody beefsteak (bifteok sanglant) ?"—" Melbourne Herald.';

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Wtinted. ' US.IW.J. ■Xfif A.if■'* EiD'.'. *__NOWN. sellijsjq', V T OFFi—Tornohav, k's Is eaoh, and lots bt other i-orfeaihs in the 3rd column 4th page.—W ( H. Dampier. . ____________£L_ \.yANTED; a General Servant; reter-; yv enoes required.—Apply at the. New Zealand Produce Store, Karangahape Road. W" A^TED, Thrpo Apprentices! tP the . Dress and Habit Making, Cutting aud: Fitting taught.—Apply to Mrs AtkinsomiMr Aflama' New Building., Upper-Queen Btreetf '■■ \^TANTED, immediately,'l a Youiig r VT Man who can Milk iirid Drive.—Apply to GeorgoWilsOn, Cox'£ Creek, by Richmond. .-. "¥IB.|A N TED, 1 Groom and. Gardener y T (single man); references required; wages at, rate of £40 per annum ond.foundi-t- Appjy to " W.8.T.," Stab Oflloo. ■ ANTED, for n Farm-house, a respect-' TV able young Woman as Domestic fcervi-lii. —{Apply to J. HatchlPßon, Orakau, Kihlfcih!." ■ WANTED, Boys to Peel Willows^ — Apply to Henry Raftoo, Basko!. mokbr, Ul>per Queen-street. . ." •. . t\7ANTED," a "Tidy Nurse Girl; small :Vl . family.—For addroßa apply to if, Max ; flold. 125, Ouoen-Btre.t. ' ■ ' ' "\X7 ANTED, a Man to sell milk.—Apply yv 10 a m., Auo -land Dairy. ;■ WANTED, a 'Bus to iuu daily botweon Auckland and Waikomiti; temporary, stabling Loo of charge, a Apply W. M. Moduli, High-street. , , WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland ■ Registry, Queen and Darby Bircots, Female Cook (Nagier) for a Club, WANTED, at Hannaford's Aupkland ■Registry, Quoon and Darby streets, YpuhgQiruo asslßt ' WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland ll»gl»try, Queen and Darby streets, Hotel Hous .maid (Waikato); wages 12a. - ' WANTED, at HabnaJord's Auckland- Roglstry, QttOon and ' Darby streets,' Sniart Lad ablo to milk and be useful (fa urattg.i,). WANTED to Sell, a small fonr-roomed . Cottage; now,—Enquire at tho Building rlifht-haud side of Marmion-stroet, Upper Quoon-stroot, a little abore the Turkish Baths ;' good property for a working man. ~ AnTED, a young Man a.Blacksmith for Tauranga.—Apply Mr (Jfulnh, Albert street^ '■' . WANTED, iv the vicinity,of the isu-. premo-Court, a Room, furnlscd'or un-. furnished.—Address, stating t_rms, to Z., STAB ofllee. , ______< WANTED, a Sftustion as Second-hand Dressmaker in a good bouse of business For reference apply Mr Baxter's Store, Kar.n g^hapo Road, Newton. ■.____ WANTED to Purchase, Mnall Second hand Harmonium.—Addross, "G.P.," BtrAnOfilce.__ ] . , ~ WANTED KNOWN. —The Thames I 'i Hotel Restaurant la now uader Mr Stoirart'e own personal ouporintondenoo, every thing guaranteed of the best _ - Tl^ ANTED, to Purchase, Volumes 3, 4, V» and oof the " Auitrolaslan."—Apply \V. Porolva', RaoUgOlub Office. . ' aNTEB KNOWN, lam »elliu« 400 , Gallon Don Tanks at lowest rates; also beet Tl-rroe aud other Firewood at fow rates for cash. Rest House Bay Ooal| always on hand. ~jj. OralK< Foil, street.' ■ ,__ - . WAIJTED KNOWN—Burcholl nud , Day aro delivering UcstTitreo Firewood at 12s por ton.—Pomonby Coal and Fife .vooil . DoifOt. — ■-- " WANTED KNOWN, that J. MOERI him. A. phalter, has Removed to his Now Yard Oustem-House-strcet West/uotwoon Ilobson and Nolaoii-atroots. Asphalting- at tended to on the altortoat notice. Also, a Largo stock ct Firewood, cut and uncut; wholoealo apd reUil. . WANTED KNOWN.-Superior Ac commodation for ono or two gentlemen. -iCook-streot West, Houso lately occupied by Dr. Aiokm. ■; ■ . ; 1 XT?? ANTED KNOWN, that the Cheapest' ■ IV v Houso in Town for good Boots and Hhoci ot all sorts and sizes is the Cheap Boot Shop, corner of Queen-siroot Knd Market En tranoo. Come ono, come all. No oredlt to pay ibr Large -took. Must sell. WANTED KNOWN.-Mrs J. White, . Dres^makor, ote, (recently from most fushlonablo houße in Nottinxham), whl Wait Upon l_adi>_9 at thoir Residences on receipt of hitter.—Address: Bri|_h>on, Parnell. \rrANTED KNOWN—Owing tb'niT- I yY" ineroas purchases -lately. I ara obliged to let tho publio have tho benefit of my Larxc Stock of Boots and Shoes at a r. ahsftcriflco. Cohio early and secure for yourselves tho Bar gains. Best valuo in Ladies', Gen's', and! Children's Hoots ever known In Auckland, at tho t*hop of W. Johnston Vlotoria-strcot. WANTED, Orders for Trousers to moosuro. 13a Od: Trousors nni Vest. Sss; Suit, 555. Marvellous value at PhiUlps's Mart, 170, Quoen-strcot. WANTED KNOWN—AIes aud Stout, best Dunedin and Nelson brands bottle. by Bindon and Co.; also, Wiaes and Spit its, first quality; Ales and Stout, 10s pordoz (quarts); (ji p-r doz. (pints).—Bindoa & Co., tiigh-street tnd Vulcan l.ane. Rftr ANTED KNO WN. - Wc are Deliver ,'» ingin tho City, for oasu osly:—Best TUrco Firewood, 12a por ton; Ditto, cut In blocks, 18s per ton; Walltato Coal (best house), 223 per ton; Tauplrl Coal (best housol, 23s per Mm-W. tc O. Winstone, Coitom-houso-street Jlaat and West- . ,T£7"ANTED, Pcrpons requiring Building JTV Materials to call at, orsend their orders to, the Auckland Timber Company's New Mill, oppoelte tho Gas-works, whore thoy can pur- . cha»o the bost materials at l-owcst frlceß. Tho largest stock of .-^m-ODe-- Timber In the Colony, inct the moat extenslvo and perf.-ot plant of. the beat and latest Machinery, k very thing in tho wood-working line dove on tho premises with (He utmost despatch. Firowoed, la. the load of 40 cube feet. - ■'■ "-•■ ''- '■ -' '•■'.' - IVS7ANTED KNOWN, that. E. Care 'v 1 and Son have to hand imfMing Timber in Kauri and-White Pino. Shingles, House tUtK-ks, P«lin. a, Posts. Rails, and Firewood in their Yard, Cuatom-house-street West, opposite •nd of Hobson-street. N.B.—The increasing domand for White Pino has induced them to arrange for a constant snpply. > |\«r ANTED KNOWN—Thai Samuel [7 T White has Opened a Yard noir Brito mart Hotel, Cestom-Houae-street, for the kale 0* posts. Rail., Palings, Coal, Firewood, &c. All kinds 0 Fencing done-by contract. Wire, paling, Corrugated Iron, Ornamental Fences.' All kinda of Gates fixed. Post* supplied ready bored and morticed. Roils dressod on the ground. All at very lowest pricon.—Address, gam. White Ctistom-House-street, oppos'.ta Brito-nart Hotel. \W[ ANTED KNOWN, that D. .Goldie fvi Is prepared to sell all kinds of Building' And other Timber, including Hardwood, Bpokes, Felloes, Don-Bark and Bluo-Gum shafts, Blocks, Palinsts and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-atrvet, near Dock, at the lowest cash prices Tbe timber, being under cover, is batter than that purchased olnowhore. ,' " : " I^^'NTED KNOWN.—That which is \\ termed the wrong side will bo found to • bo, tho right side of Queen-street for intending j purchasers. At No. 11l the. trade motto ia,- v Small profits And (iui.ck returns," or, "A nimble sixpence better than a slow shilling." The "Tom Thumb" has uro"v6d amongst toe other novelties jnst being unpacked.'' Call and inspect them. No eld Block to offer at nominally •• alarming sacrifice," all being imported within the last six months. . c. w. aoopsoN. Xjff ANTED KNOWN, that the undofi Tf signed sm Cash Purchasers of Hide?, eheep-kl_iß,Wopl, Tallow, Jfcc.athigbO-itmarket, ra»ft-UA«-i»tT Bros, Tafanora, 'Wool MeiS Chants, Whole-ale and Retail Boot Manu facturers, WakefMd-stroet. Auckland (Hasting- Btreot, Napier; Gladatono Ro»d, tilsborue; Devdn-streot; New Plymouth; Thames-stre-t, Ouniaru. vvorks: Stat Tannery, Oakley's Creek Whatt'and PointChcvalid-. ' "■' •' :*, !! I^Y^'A'n^t E_^£_ & K .o.i'W' % I To all iy WANT Of Mows;■_•.—__.j H. Neu megen is prepared to advance tho same on poraonal Or any oth6r security, "rohayablo by Weekly instalments.—Note tho address: 165, Queoii-strßoi. opposite the Savlnns' Bank. r-ljl I \JU ANTED KNOWN, that-Carlaw and IVY Co. JhaVo oh hind a Large and Well- SelßOted StoOK of Timber. Shingles, House Blocks, Posts, Ralls, and Palings, .._, , We receive orders for all kinds of IJolners' Work, Mouldings, &c —-■ --j. Timber by the cargo forwarded.toanyport from our Coast Mills. -• ; , . SAWMII_L AND TIMBER YARD. j ■ Custom bouse street West jrffj^Ali TED,' North Shore Excursionists !.I to call at Mrs Foster's Luncheon Rooms (frwo doors from the Flagstaff Hotel), whore they can bo accommodated with Tea and Coffee at any hour. Bvery attention paid to the com fort of "Visitors. Chops and Steaks. Str&W borrles during the season. Apartments to lot. Piivate Board and Residence. Torms moderate. Picnlo Parties supplied'at twelve hours notice. ANTED. — A Bare Chancel — For ,\ T obsolute Sale, at WM. BYRffi'S, Vio toria-Btrcet. Ennlakillen Houee. For four weeks I will cell off my stock of Winter Goode at Cost Price. Tho following prices will be a guarantee that the b»1o is no puff. lam over-stocked with Kid Gloves, and they mnst be sold:—4o rtozen Lepino Kid Glovos. Summer Fancy, 2s per pair, 2-button, worth 3s6d; a good dark colour in Kid Gloves, 2-button, 2s, worth 3s (3d; Bplendid volue in Long Ostrloh Feathers, 5b fid, worth 10s 6d; Blue Dress Serge, at 8d yard, worth 1« 6d; assorted colours in Satin Cloth, at 9id yard; Heavy Dress Serge, Is 3d yard, worth 2s; Great Variety of New Hats, ■ Feathers, and Flowers, to be sold cheap; 2u dozen first choice Josephine Black Kid Gloves (plain and stitched ba'-ks), 6, 7), and li, 2s Cd per pair, worth 4s 6d; Heavy Ex celsior American Leather Cloth, is, woith 3b; Venetian Bl'nd Pattern wide, at lOd to' Is, worth 2s yard. The balance of my Boots and Shoes.l will sell at any price to clear; 2,000 yards Pompadour Drras Mohnir (Summer Drc.s), at 7d per yard, worth lß'3d; 30 dozen Silk Scarves, Is, worth 2s, fid' 20 dozeh Laco Co'ieret., Is, worth 3b 61;, splendid Black Kil 2-button Gloves, 3s, worth 4e 6d'; wide imitation Welch flannel, 10_d yard ; 2, 3, 4-button Kid Gloves, in all makes; 500 yards Real Maltese Laoo, at ,1s 3d, worth 5s 6d, to be had at W. E?urn's. WANTED KNOWN.—The Boss Puzzle has threo games combined in ono box— price Is; Ladies, and Gon'.a' Fashionable Scarves, from Is; the Ladies' Indispensable, from 4s o'i ; Pocket' Knives and Button Hooks, from Cd; Elegant Carver Sets, in cases, from 12b to 1003; Bibles, from Is 3d; Pass and Pooket Boolw, iromld; Gold-plated Albert Chains (warranted to stand acid), from 5s 6d; K.F. and S„ from 1b ; Filigree Silver Jewellery; tho Artist's Colour Box, la 61 Hlottlng Pads: Gold, Silver, Jet, Pearl Fancy Solitarcs, Studs and l.ookets, from 6d; I.ettor-copjlng and Manifold Order Books ; Harmo-dcums, Is; Concertinas; Broad Knives, Is 3d Gents' White Linen Shirts Table Knives, from 63 64 per dozen; Wax Dolls, Is; Nickel Pencils and Pens; Tumblers and Wines, cut glass, from 94 esch. Porcelain Flowers and vase_, Playing Cards, Letter Balancos, Potosi Silver.Forks and Spoons, Waltham and Geneva Watches, French and American Clocks and Alarms ; and a Host of Useful mid OmKinental Goods too numerous to mention, at prices suited to this time of depression, at C. W. GOODSON S STORK, 111, Queen-street. London Oihcc, 58, ' St. Mary Axe.



. fW!»m;.ed,;_r; J '-,:/j: ANTED. KNO WN-r-Mrs.. Matthews, Juvenile Clothier, Hewln's Building., Wellesley-street, Is nrepared to make to order Bdys' Suits from. 6s fll to 40s. You oan also bring your own goods to be made up in any style, and at a few hoftrs- nonce. ■ ' § ■ • ,>i 'XHT ANTED KNpWN, that the remnHn« -IV Jnar small atOßk-of Initial Btol-Ips, in 5 .bqauiifulty'pesj'areoffi-re'd-torclear^ut.at-lwi-ff' ' prlco, vl4-SlPr!!Mtli>i_U:i_»aublW-L^o^AtsS-nMng paver and'ervvelopes ;< Buied,Noto-p»psrtsmOd par 5 qu__«^Biid-Ehva<.pe3-'at'"Mper¥«c!_ot, ,arostill being largely quid; Table Cutlery, jusjj arrived, especially cheap--K^uyes and Forks 'trom 7s per dozen; the BossPn__les are last "dißappoariiiß—a few,.n_'ore left. Am advised pqr * City of New York' of the despatch, by tho 's.s. 'Somersi-tshirs' and 'Dhrham,' 'Of' thor Climax Daters, Automatons, and Monogram' Stamps, with a great vltriety of'tho latest novel jtifed or the Boason, which will now shortly be to Ihfend,— _______ Qußen-strcet. " '■ "" ■'. W:OIUCIN'G MEN I—Plenty of, gppd Tea at the T Potior Is 6d ueflb: a good ' Stigar for 4d; splendid ditto; Hi; Rice, 2jd; nprn Plour, 01; Sporm Candles, lOd ; StoneießS 'Jim?, KB (the best brand), only 7d per tin; Orange Marmßlade„Bd; California Honey, gib. tips. Is 3d'; New Dales, 6d, prunes, 7d. Plenty of ohoa.li Provisions—PiKS' Jowls, only Id per lb.; Dried Green Peas, 2d; Eggs, .10d per dozen; liacon, cheap: ( hecso, cheap ;'■ Butten ohcau ajl at tho 1 Pot.—P. Hkwin and BBOjaisis. Qv.een-street. _ r|lo EMPtOYERS,- A Gentleman, loqfe. i a oonverssnt .with the organis^tloif and .tuldancduf I abour en the most extensive scales, uiid who will produoe the highost references and testimonials. &c„ to this effect, is desirous of meeting with somo person requiring his -services. . Salary of oecondary importance.— AddrcEß', "N.P., office of this'pap6r.',:' [' 'i!,, ,', i''",'', ':.j i,'',, '" '""i,',_.,;,'—l ~.,"' "_' . JZ^o he,, /'., Jy .'"I .:" f , fnO I.ET, a Seven-roomed House, bottom L of Oook-^treot. roar tbe market; Iqw rent,, ■—'Apply W, Short, Cablnetmakar- ' ', . nnO LKT, Pousonby Itoad, good Douse ■ JL • of 5 rooms,; water and gae laid on. tWw & . IJj Frator. Land Agents, Shbrtlamd-streat. , TO .-LET,..a Cottage of five rooms, cellar^ dairy, cowshed, nearly two acres of rich' "voloanlo lana, olearcfl, foncod, and davldfd Into four raddonks.—Apply to E. Nutlinur, Moaftt ifeakill Itoad. hear Uden Vale Po.t OfflCQ.' . fflO LEV, a First-class Farm—Bo, acres to: i I 189 acres—dose to Auckland, on a goodi I road, and suitable for a milkman or for crop pint? purposes,—lt. Maxflold, , Grocer, Queen- Btreet. . - ; . , '.';■ j TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, with ;. nice garden. Bent, 9a.—Mrs J. Wheeler, 1 Yarborough-Btreot,. Ponsonby. TO LET, A Fiye - roomed House in Aloxander-itreot. Rent low.—Apply "at, the Amorioan Stbro, Aloxandcrßtreet., ,' ~ ■ LET, House, centrally situated j 10 rooms; vt"ntbir arid g»s l»id on: rent only £18 por year,—J. M. iMcLaoblan, |218, Queen -Btreot. ',' . . '. ,'."-' . Trio LET, Two Booms with use otkitchen. X — ApilyMrsSoullen,Russ.llstreet,Great . North Itoad, ''■' ..- | f |"-.0 L ttT, a Six-roomed House, with. wash. ■ 1 t hoiißfl.and . ellor, with nearly an acre of :' land; also, stable, In a beautiful situation,—Mrs a: Whlto, lirlghton Road. Parnell. TTiO LET, Two Bed-rooms with use of . I BlttlDg room, with 6V !wltliouti. Boird; ptoaßanUy situated; torma fflodorato.—Addres. I STIR Office. ' . „ T|lo LKT, a comfortable House, in Alten k I. Road, of six rooms; ocodii'ed by Mrs ' Kempt,—4-imly to Mr J, Anderson, Drafton Jtoad.' _____ ■"■ ■■ '','".' (J -,'• ! rpo LET, a Uous6 of Nine Koomsi Seal- J- lory. Outhouse, etc, in Carlton Ooio Road/ ( —Apply to Chaa. if. lioso, Cmremont. Btreel, ' KiberPasf. . . ■■■ - , ' »|)O.LET,- a' House of Hipht JXffiSfiTM -' t. tho 0 rest North Rood, with water .laid on • and bath —Apply to Mr Baxtor, corner shop, , . rlpo LET, House, in St. Mary's !j.{oad i l Ponfonby, 8-rooms; near tho water;' , solMidld viow, &o—D. V. Kvam, K»tate Agent, 1 7- Quocn-stroet, opposite Bank ot New Zealand, a ~ j " _.-or wait. «, ' EOH SALE, The Fast Sailing Boat' Tom Bov,'with sails complete. Price £25.-o.' - j. ifutohin.on, I.owerQueen-street. ____r_ ; (TJOItSALS, cheap,a Hand-Cart,— Apply, t? to Mr McL".an,'_.ißh and OyaterJ.hop, 1 Cpitooihouae-st-cct. ~ .-.'.-., .1 FOR SALE, Three-roomed Verandah, f Cottage, with oven, wanh-houne, good well, and garden. Price, £120.—Apply to ,Ti Cumlnlngs. Blake street, off Newton ROad. _ j ; |j!OR DISPOSAL, a Small BabyMihcn . t? and Millinery Shop. No capital required. • —Apply PoWmaster, Hamilton. ■; • IRST CLASS GOVKItNMRJtfrLAND i on Deferred Payments, Papurona blcck. , —Ca'l at Walker's Kaipara Hotel, Hotonavil c, for Information and guidance ■ -< :- iv • Ir.ol. SALE, three or four Building Sites t ' oil ono aero each, at; Mount Eden.. 'Bus I Bj.Bes every hour.—_!. Vlckorß, 6,. Insurance 1 iiildingß. ~ _______ ■ ■■■--■ ■ . i 'j ij^Oß SALEj four-roomed • Cottage and X? good Allotment, Newton;' to bs sold cheap. ,j For Immediate Sale, i Allotments, Ponspnby ; 2 . Allotments, Franlil'n Road: 3 'Allotments Mount Eden Road.' For Silo, 10 Acros of flrflt olass land, six-ropmed Hous., Out-houses, halt nn acre of Orchard, OraXl Ro.%d. Remuera, all 1 fenoed andingr.sj.-H. Partington, House and Land Ajtotit, Stichbury'Bß'iildings.. ' '-~ f] FOR SALE; Building Allotments: j Grace-street, Ponsonby, 100 x 125,, at 30s : por foot; Wallace-Btroet, Pooeonby, 150 x 100, 30s p«r foot; Shcehatt-street, Ponfonby, 60 x 100,' for _}55; Park Koad, 10b ; Carletori Road, iOs por . | foot; Kyb«r -Pass, 50 x 200, 80. per foot.— L>: F. Kvans, Eatite Agent, 74, Queen-street; opposite Bank of Sew Zealand. ■ : ' •""■'. | POR LEASE, a Family Residence at Remuera, containing 10 spacious rporos, with detached coaoh-Vioviso, 3-_tall Btable^ aiid every convenience neoessary 10 make tbe home of,a gentleman co-nplet'.' The gronndß com prise abour 8 acres, a portion of which is ta. te fully laid out in garden, Vhrubbery,'and tennis k lawn, the romalnder in moaflow. The view is one of the mo-it beautiful in Remuera—Apply to J. M. Lennox, .estate Agent, Auckland I j i?'cA OAHH, balance by Weekly Payments of. . *'JU £1 each.—Pretty Suburban Sor -ildo Ke->- i dence ot 6 .looms, with Verandah, Wash-hou^e, . Collir.&c, .nd Allotment containing nfearly ono ' aen\ Prioe.i & 160.— \ Valid, Houco aid Land Agopt. Shortland-treet. '________' 1 #?Aort—TWO Houses, one 01 lour large roomg; X-__OU (quite new), ana one of two room-,', with allotments 33-x. 100, good, well, fee.; 25 1 rhtnutor from Post-offlce.—B. vailc,' Hon ia , and Land Agent. Shortland-stroet. ' •' JDti-_._T-PRBTTy SuburbanCp.ttaco-new and XOcyJy -yell finished BitA tofe throughout' om-ta-Ulng 5 rooms, with Bay-window, front and bock verandah; wtum-hou^e/fowl-houso, tank. | &c; allotment 85 x 20. Xeet.—S. Vailo, Houee dud Land Agont. Shortl»nd-_)treot. ' ... , . bi krv—CHEAP FARM of 111 acres, 3) to 10 , •p . u-i 1 acres eraes, . remainder feme ftftj j lhrga House of 10 rooms. Weekly steam com- ; ifaunlcatlon.. This'is 0 good-opportunity,.fur anyono requiring an ihexpensiytt hotge witn : plenty of land.—S. vaile, Shortlanq-atreet, J? i Q K—HOOBK Of four rooms/SoalferyVand. i.ioJ Wash-house, with cOhior Allotment, | facing a prlnoipal otreot. This IS a very cheap Property.—S. Vaile, Uonae" and LaM Atcedt, . Shortlnad-street. _ .-•--' ; -'■ ,-■•■ ', ' jOO^A—Neat and well-finished HOUSK of, i( XsAtv four rooms, with pantry, front.and bafcfc verandah, wood-house, workshop, tank, etc; 1 allotment-61 x ,100. fully planted wlUi, _ ohbico vinos and fruit treos. -lorms as agreed, —8. Vaile, Houbb and Land Agent., ~,,,■■ x>\ yy. 'o __,._&.. --'ft\':y.-A.-'-_- ,'L;!-,.£;;- En«;lh'e, Bbjiler,Vaud' Chaff-'cdttt-ig'lliochiM,, i allin good working order and nearly new. j~' . i . .""' '■ SAMUiaiCOOHt.AN-D&SON.'.' « iDI . q.,,,..;R.".'V_, : ___5.. a;.; : 3_'! ".,je;-' Sea^slio Residence,,in i/indonstrei_t>"iPtin:i 1 sonby,.splendid Hons*. almost now, well _ud- : - shed. Gas laid in, &c. Containing 6 njpm&i t porph, largo Wanh-house, long verandah, opgt-t -. manding a magnificent view of the river aadj harbour; the allot-aont Gi x 150,' prettily laid' out. FTuit Trees. Shrubs, Hummer HOusiS: Siim \ down,to water's edge, &c. .In' fact A realty , ohoiSi spot—D. F. Evans. Estate Asent,^.-. Queen-street. ,-,..,„„-. ,-.!"- - .. ■- .. '.--ti- . j.|V';>'._»: ; .R. ' •_. ,S C';, -A; yyhi'JJ^- [ Sevon Bvilding Allotments with frontagero j Mount Kden Road and Eusom Road for sale to ; suit purchasers.^-Apply to'Jo-l.», BAtObb, !' Queen-street.'. ', ' ', '. !' . I^l ~ O',-.. Ri. S -A-! ;L;-;kii ; Ponsonby Propertio?. situate,in Graco-strbet; • House and Allotment _ox3oo,price£33o. Wood- > street: House and Garden, £500.' Franklin ' Road! House and Allotment, 132 ft.. to Franklin Road, £_50. Hheehan-street: Cottage and Allot- ' ment, £200: King-ett oot: Hoftso and Shop, only £200. Prostwot Terrace: Villa and Garden, '. overy convenience, such as gas and water laid in; £350. Ponsonby Terrace: New House, 6' rooms, gas and water laid in; nice garden, near i All Saints' Church. Argrlestreeit: House oC*6 rooms and 2 acres garden/ &o, Bella Vleta: House 6 rooms; about 2 acres; water frontigc. ' Ireland-street.neßrFroeman's Bay: NewHouse and {Allotment, price only & .60: and several I others. Full particulars on application to ' " ", ' . ' D; F.^EVANS,'- ~ .... . •!. - - ":' -' 71, Queen-ottobt, (Opposite Bank of Now Zealand). , X(* O R S "A L E. CHEAP PROPERTIES. • -. • - Ponsonby, near the Hall and Post-offlce-^-A New Cottage, with Shop, &o.; a ohanoe for a boot and shoemaker in this rising suburb; price; only £200. Newton—Cottage and corner lot, near Newton Road, for £125 (cheap). Wood street—Allotments at 16s per fOot. William street (Poneonbyl—Allotments at 18s per foot. Dedwood Terrace—Allotment; 126 x 150, for £110. Henderson's Mill-SB oCrei good land; at 255; Waltakeroi-7-106 acres for £70. Omara-80oores ,for£so. ; ': ,- yl.^^^JJ' ' Estate Agent, 71, Queen-street, tp 0~ T~B. S A! L E.. BUTCHER'S SHOP, with! Block, Counter, Shelves, Gas Fittings, &o. Also, a,small,Shop adjoining, wiihDwelhngaattaohed; substantial verandah in front. All in flrat-olaes order; sitnation goiwl—near Hobson-Btroet,: Leasehold. Price, oaly £120.-. ■■:;.'. 1.1 ■ ■'■'■': .' ■ ' ' ' D. F. EVAN?,: n-, TTstate Agent,7l,.Queen-itreet. . -Kl. '~ M. '' li l": ' -S' A, i; v,X. ;E, ? OHOICE BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, - ' . BELaßovn: Estate,^ J-"| ":. ".' y Sltuatedin , .-'!. ~ .'-, EDEN TERRACE, SUBURBS OF AUCKLAND. Plan at Morloy Sc White's., For particulars apply to -' ;; CHBISTOPHEB BAILEY, - S *...' ~...'.',' ~', i. ¥ountjadenßoadi



j gmagTg^^i^^^gg b't:jci.c-..(. ' | Ztu *n wbttmw sri m'Ziiib' kf?;-'!'*^- •. -, ■ . T> ■■'■ R -E \ T .T! S -t>, ." - i'.\.i'"i* "'" ' j''^Ltr^Kj. and ;;r'A* man^c;_"^ J. 01.' y- '■ --' .■»;■!'" :AiiD! !'-'">■' •'■' •'*"«.* J !;V:. \.r'...'.;,v' '■;."-.; ..;," y,;.. : -ill 3 ",/''■'"■,'' -'-FOR '■'•"'. '■ ■'_'•.■'.'."■*', . | .' ' r- C'J.ZJ'&.&^'ZL; yyy"',, I X J';' ! jr.-'lvrtlib'OdlS'ritWi.' ■ ■:■■ Mo ft! t-.i iSPBCaALTI-ES'of A' Ijr^W'i-TO^ATrnAciiva . | "(CBABAOTEK. A»B WUA BE.!_;__« j ~ B E-JS-T: I's-H-iJi'LldSl,a '~ V O'L;U mE_ ;.. :BvbA Ofi. itaßD' iro ihb Public I - tpdesoribe in an -interbstlng^iiiihnM't^ vast tpspttrcos, the cli-. mate, and. the scenery of tbo Auokland Provin cial District ;''its mountains, .htirbourj.. rivers, apd lf__ss j It- /ote-ts a'uii Its pjfllns;' Its'cu'.ti- vated.and waste iahfls: - and -to show, foreign capltaftitß that oui; genial olime, rloh lands, minerta-produots-i . an<|. intelilgei-t, go-ahead peoples roffiw inducement to intending investors or settlers superior to tt(oee of anytither pa*t of the world.). '-__ ■"-■.-.■' ~.■ 'r-,--., ~ • ■', W&s_ C^ipteai!'__'Mdbboi_s"'have Invarlab'y misrepresented ', this -naturally rich;and beauti tuliProvlnoe, whila the'pages of the above work "are deypted Im^e'l^ teifiettin^ forfh Auckland's ;pdpabilil_ies, ; ana<Jtß many snperlot advantages. Llii addition to whloti: the fullest information is afforded,of all pp\\t{.al; ei> tfal^anil'jreKgious matters of Provincial oriCplonlftl Jmpoitanoe. ' As eaoh'yeor tl^^ ijimterits are rewritten, and' the BtatisUoal--ofoFluation brought ,up tp'the 'jateiit date, tho annuijTvblUme beooraej a valu able work of reference, worthy Of j» permanent plaoe in every colonist's library. . _ ] Thjs 'int.-eatii}.; publication is designed solely, t_ further the prosperity of tbe Colony, and the prlo_ charged istn^rely nominal. t3)t.AfiAlSTte_tir>ClEo.UJjATloN.,.;. .5,000. I^iyaaiWentiraieiue was sold cta_pleiely out in pix weeks., ;; ',;....' As the book has mow become a work of dally reference in the home "of.'every settler through out the Province anp. is In u_e'.j|n' nit publio officesthroughout the Colony, and In many loading plafcbß ftbrttad,. It majy with confidence; be described as the ;beat pernjanent medium of advertising offered to business men. Tho work wliiboissued'at the bid price ■ !i^^E'/SiilhL.i;NG.^ '"! ~:-:.,<4. Uls . .Jj.',:i '■- ' ' /^O^N-PY'CF W^AITE'MATA.i \J .<!-/I, ii-,._i___j_a." its .' srniyCi PUBLIC -NOTICB. . Tenders will' >H 30 AIVtA by-tbe undersigned until THURSDAY the lith instant, for the (iddormontlonod^ rf(. jtpft-'r s n W •"' ---\ No. L-rDraifilpg.-CuttiDg »pd Forming part, , ; ". ■..'.". ot Ch_iroh-slreet,.Uevonport. , , 1 No. 2.-Drftioing ,pai,t : of, VJ_stOrla Eoad,. -. Devonport. '• .'-,,-, •-.- cv! _._.* ■ No.!?,—Catling a>id Forming part Of the . ; ...,,'" V?;»iiioaiiUßoad, BJ . ;-; .y. ,. ~ Plans, conditions and -pecifloatlono can be ieenen applioatlOn ito 1 the Ch*lrmaa of the Devonport District Board; to Mr. W. B. Cant- . well, I Waikomiti M'Or at the Council Office, 3hortland-street, Auok-and, - -- -' ;_ . ■- i ,- -, ■_-'-.■ ■-> i -JOHN JAMBS, -''■' I' * ;: "-' "'.'■ '■>''■■ county Clerk.'■ , An'okM'd; O-toTJer frltffly ,'', ' ;'- XT' ARANG AH-A_? Ei; ©ISTEICT. FORMATION, &C,, OF PITT AND ADJOI-fltNa I .-., , V ■• .STEBETS,',.. „ ~,--, ,:■- ■•■: Tenders for'above Contract will be received at ;bo Office of the'-Board.' York-street, Newton, ap to 7- p.in.on.WBnNKSDAY, 13th October next. Objbodons to tho proposed works (if any) must be lodged in writing at .the same place and before the said time ■ •- "• ' Plans and Bpccincations msy.be seen at my jfflbe. n. «aat: BOYLiN> - mf . Engineer to the Board. TENDERJ3_r-Tenders w. 11 he received ■'up to .-fi-'o'clock on. October 11 for the Erection of an Einht-roomed House with b*ok Kitfchei-.- Plttfts con be seen at the American Store, Alexandra str9»t, s ,Not. bound to accept _nytender. - -- ' : - -I —■ 7-0 —g „1 __ -11. . :... .1 , 3 .'_ ir: 1 rjrj. E N D E X s. "ffdnderSWlU bo received until WBDN TODAY, ;«e 13th insfc,.at Noon, for the Erection of a ■ V!illa in College Road*-.. . . 'Plans, *:c, at my Office.- ," i~. W_ F- HAMJIIOND, A.8.1.. B.A*. ■ j • - ■;-■--. '.. Arohitect. • fe^uth British Chainberß. ! ",-~ ■. -r.' M ° B U'lv'^,-P~ E-:-fi'. r S; J frsndora will bs received nntiij. b*£t(_6k oh MONDAY. October 11, fpr Ih^JßrtWon" of■* vfilla Kesidenoe in Bymondß-9_|;e^. ...Plans at - I 7 HENBY O^WADE, , Sli, Queen-street ■ Architect. rp 0. b v 1 l'd m b, s. = "lenders will ifel*ec*lvfdWn__ta*4 &IMOU on FKIPAY -next, ftw;(the.Bul]^iDg:Olt a 3-^asonio. UollatWhangajei.. Plans at my Office. ! t-.n pfl AroWteoto No.SJ.Queen-Btreet, ■'-' -^ j '•-'*- rfe. o_-. '• B->U 1 L D E X Wj' itendersivtt 6e,i«oelved by'the' ii_id-»lgned | uintil NOON of! FIUDAY, the Jsrh.insTantj! tar.tbe.Ereotfon ,o£ a-'Family Bteideuccat, Mdunt Boßkill. •' "" ' ' ~,.; ',',,-. -~-'«*,*,'•■ — T _ ,V' • fej 1,- 1 (.:«a. vaJ.<r ;niArohitect; i■ ■ ■ mo B ,-U I*kL d eR s! iTendeia-wIU be recelvc-l up to noon on IHUBSDAY, the ltth iiutsat, for the Erection of a PavWpllon th/Doma_nS3rloMt Ground. Vl»ns,r4,at^ffi S s^h^tree| W IJ' X ..T. ■:T i!"'' .:: -irohitect.. 'Tenders r"_«p_^eiv^\up;fef^Noon on SATURDAY, the lfito eft "October, for the Erootion of St. Sepulclre'S*Church, F j-ber Pass Rowia.i ,f. 'X'-. !;"i-.- .-•-•j-.:-. IJ! " :•'■'■• " i' ■'■■".■' ijflajisiite.rfttboiy'flffloes.r-:-.^. .wi-ihh v-.f 1 r ■".' ne .►■ED'WDS'MAHON_i'Y;fi;i-»ON^- '■;" i-ri,-i-o'i .'-i.:!*" --i'lii!-: ..->'v -ArObltect. " ■l._ni ,»...:'r i-cm. d>r ' —saafl Mgaj 1 juw .j|i',--i-jx ,-kjlt "ii_i_aPv;■' -•~'^-J'i" 1 ; Tenders will bo -rfebelved'tap to noon on SASDJ_.OA.__.:OotO-«B!>i8, for.the- Rrectlou"Of a- WarGhoosft in ißhortland .streeK. 'for. Messrs ;V.ioks & HaU. y. 1 ! Plans, &c, atnur offleei. t a >Tj r!p ob is rs. I Tenders will bo reoeived until noon of the 15 h, for Additions to ajttesljence, Ponsonby Road. J^^_mwsAx& & SON, 1 ; y'ji/i -■- - £ f- , ■>- j.. Architects. : , ' Meetings. ,<\..^ :"j SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AN_5" .(.-MARiriEjINSyRAMOS O^MPANr OF; 'N_^-g_gAJi-UnX''- J r- ■-yy.f'J'fy, :;."'. '; I 5 N bthJo !isi,Bi%ls! ,^i V<slfl&at the! ordln ary Half, .yearly Genaral Meeting of the Shsreholdors of this obmsuni' twii twi'-fieia, ■}.&* the^ cotnpaay's [Offlbe, Qt^n-st^^piuoWand; 'Oja MOSDAY,: October Ujlßß(ii*t a-tfclbbk In j haafternoon; to redelVd: the Report and 'BaTanoe-sheot for tbe half-ybar ending '31st j^,ugu?f- lftst, and to'eliipt !Two Directors in thi place of I Honble. Henry and Joseph,Howard;'Esq.; who retir^but are eligibjg and offer themselves for 'reelebtion.-.->«!.--■!= ~ ad -.j j The Transfer'Bdoks will be' CLOSED! from 'aeptewl)er27topo'tqborn,ißßo,! /. ' • i Byirdep*of'thk'D_«3otorH/u;!v- . ,-,-.•■-. ---:'.;:. '''•'- ' "V ' 6- JOHNSTON.1 ■;,. ' sd 'mH ' to! . - -o- '-•'**'■:■ G<oporal,J_;(.nsger., ' ; Auokland, September G, 1880. ■. '■ ! - ■ -: ' U>i ! _. ,jjfcs£jin.& ... £ /6*!_^ lfev^altD,T 7 l__uktlib',Sum bfl^! Ifiyyt on Mondeyr. th Oct'obtir, 1880, between, the Union Bank of Australasia and Mr Arthur's' iMart. The numb-irs of the Notes are known and stopped in t»ie Bank.—The above reward will b» P>i(l,S>i> leaving the same at R. Arthur*! Mart. '■' '' .j i' ■■' ;;$ OfJT;'-4 Black abd Tab Terrier iDogij Ifegistelfftd-—Finder rewarded on retilialng same tpHewhan Br|lwn, Esq^, at hts S!6ifO; or place or rejiience. /';„,,.,. , ;! Bdaita and'Kesidenoe. COMFO UNABLE Bed-roOm, with"use ot Sitting-roomi 1 for single gentleman 0r mordßd coupler 'terms moderato.—For oddresS apply office of thlS'paper. , j . - : ERITATE Board and Residence withiri JBve.minutes walk of Post OffiCß; terms reasbhiible.—Apply Mrs Gardner, Vietoria stteet. near Hopson-street.. r>i OVERJM UK BROWNE iIOT£L \JT ...HOBaON-BTRBETI. , , Board and Lod^g.-^^-^-.-^PW week t .., . ftlnalorooml _~SSo - yyyyyxi ..':J '■ '1.-V v.y. ' ■'";>,:



■{*", " PufeWNoticea. -.■^OUJM-iiV WOMEN'S 1 -INSTITUTI !X 0 AND BOARDINGrHOUSE, .1! y_ ~; . QUBBM-STBK-5T..,!,. .■■ ,' j. - , Opendaliy from 10a.m,till9.30 v.if_t. . : ~/',' Dinner and Luncheon iro_4lZ!to 2p.nj. '.Tet froinl.tQ-7P.m.- ~ -J... r, '....'■ .. . .. -: Boarding-house -for Tliung Ladios who arc odcupied during tho-day. ..Termfl On application to the Secretary,' ' ,','. „ '.'_, ■';. _J':_i ____ ; m orking Parties and other SbMal Gathering. are held during the week. ■ . ... 1 Governess Agency,and .Lending, Ltbyary in connection with'thi. Institute.- ' J- ■•- k' x AUCKLAND AWD TE 'AWA3SIUTU RAILWAY. Ij no luju.nrS—:;. is ,'.'/;. fTQ. fjIIUKAKOA HUNT CLUB STKEPLECHAS"-;, ,; j -ia') -i*asubday, 0ca_,9,1?8P, !: ~,.,, t a Speolal Trains wW lea-ie Auckland for Blleralic at 12.20, 12.40, and 1.15 p.m., retu.ninft! from Kllc»lie,aM4sand sp.m. -.. y. '.'..,_ - Fafeai-riclildinga'dmUsidri to ConrseJ-AUbK laud and NewniSrket to1 Ellerslie, 3s, single or jetuhij-irrespective of class., j.- r ■.., :'.l I ,','-:' A. V. MACDONALD, District Manager. •OAFEEHAN^iNGS and OIL STORI-!, A- Pabmbll Rise (opposite Council Offloe). : ,R. DA VIES begs to inform tho publio gen erally.that he.ha 3 Opened lho above premises .with W Choice SelactlOn ot PoperhanginKS, fclm, Paint, Oils, Turpcntino, French Polish, Colours, Window Glass, &<S„ and respectfully solicits aßbare of publio potrpnage.—B- Davies, IBarnell fflbfo 'if \ ' . _______ AUCKLAND , : IN S T 1 T'UTE, . TholSeVbtitHOf a'Cihrse.of Popular Lebtures oh Miscella!ri(i6us Subjeots will be given in the Museum Buildings, on THURSDAY EVEN ING, the 7th inst, by Neil Heath* Ksq., F.G.S. ! Subject :" A Doy on the Ice Around Mont ■; !.. Bianp^ j;; \ ;..y y y"y']'.y'; Doors open at 7.30 p.m.. Lecture to commence at quortec tfl^ht- .'[ ' ■J '■' '- -' ' ' ,r"-' • Chairman. "'VfOTICE fishereby fiiveti tbit thePart :Jpl nershlp lately subeißting between me, the uidßrßignodi j TJioinas Eelly, and Geo. Jpbqon, cirryinn on btlßineaa as.OmnlbuS Rroprletom at Auckland, underthe' styleof "Kelly and JObson," was, W Dooddated l_th dajc of. Sept. lost.DiiSOlved as from the 11th day of the said month; and by the said deed it was provided that all Debts due or Owing by the said late fifin Wbuld be received and paid by tho said G r-nrgo'i Jtrbson, 1 who - Wonidoontinue the' said biiineßSßol6iy.H-;!",:,!' :<;l'-'""' ■' "■■ '"-: -''"■■' •AucSland, October 5,1830. ---'• ; ~' JZ "J r THO_J. KELLY., !. iWiWess; •' ;! " W-ia < 1 ••.<■■ '•). I " B. C. RAWUKSON. ,-, ~!,,' ':. ; TO THE TRADE, BUILDE-.S. AND BRIOKLASTERS. - '! i,'!. Anchors, 131b. to _2'b., at' 3,d,per lb', j; . ', . Chimney Bars, lid per lb, all, sizes, and Iron work of every description at lowest rates. .-. -' 1 '-''r '.'..'.'' a'' -'■' -"';1 -J. MOEWBN,,'- Lower ;Albert-strdet. J \tm J.- A/V"-|5 T ;I-N!'& ■ Cit)i, 'm""!, "wufo-J-SAtH '■'■■ .. • !-' ; fcOOTi AND gHOE ■MANUFACTURER?. a' Laise Stock. nf, Pkqqed, ,R_VETT_3t> and I ' SnwrfGootis of a!l:: sorts and 81z63 ' - !! j _._ ._,, ,to tjelect.from,,.-'-; :'i-'-',,--. I All Orders have Quick Despatch,, COLONIAL BOOT FActoit*, • 14, WYNDHAMnSTJKEET, Auckland. [ ~'OSM.K.: ■'■r.iaT^-iH Tj "Tthe Soa NymphjLodge of H.M-8. 'Damn' wfl hold its Regular Meotingam SATUHDAIf ndxt, attParncll. Members,of Bister lodgei- afo . ccHii.lly.invited to atteud. , Lodge will open,at 7.|o'p,m. . :.,«/. j^halus , IJ W.G.WJC T. "'irxiHEipublic works Acfriß7e?' JPheMouhtEaen'Dißtrlbtßo^rdhoreby.deoJaro d notify th»t, in accordance with tb 0 provisions 0* "The Publio Works-Act,-_876," that portion of MUton-street,- Edensor, Mount ■ Bion,- deli-; neatect and referred to in the plans deposited ia tlte Survey Office at Auokland, to b-s, and the same is hereby Btqpood. , „,,,,,, , aaa_tM- By order of the Board, and with the authority be the MinLter Pubuc Works.* j| ;> li -r r.. tr - 1 THOMAS THOMPSON, .., ,' , kv-Chktitaan.-MountEdenDisteict'Board. • li/TOUNT EDEN DISTRICT BOARD. . ( .-, vi . o ».ba no TIC 'F. ' '-■; "['Z r • Mr iDnrlleVP-Evans has b^en appointed Ratfe; Collector for the above District from this date. By brdcfr'of the Board. ."■;'< ' ' '.'- ' ' '' 61 i . T. THOMPSON. ' ' " Chairman., , Octdbl-r'(lt^_.,,lßßo,," i ;;:. .';. ,!',; ~,, J„J:JJr \ iTFotJNT EPJEN DISTRICT.BOARD., I ' N O TICB. . jThe Rangor of tho above District ,:iu hfe'roby' authorised to Impound Cattle, Horse?,, &c„ trespasßiog oa' tno Roads' throughout the' Dißtriot. . ■■'' '• ! " 1 '' - ' JOT-TO • " Byotder'of theßoard.' - -' .-:'-'** S T.THOMPSON, ChairmaD. October 6tb; 1880. ' '■ PROFESSOR FRASER has Removed from Priocei-Bt_reet» to Ponsonby Road, opposite top of Franklin Ro.d. Mrs Fraser will meet her Phonograpbio Pupils on Monday Afewnoon-and -Evening-as usual,- Now-pupils invited. ' m ,_, .-■.'■ I Persons wishing tq"undergO: Phrenological Eiaminatlon m»y do so by writing, when an appointment will bo made. No extra chargu made for examinlug Families at their own ho_Ooß. ,t ,_ y: -,_, T . , ;,.'-..■ r■■ ..; -^ _j wf >'_ ".ST.?,-.,^ "f.,. E'': - lAt Kavangahape Road. AuoklMjd,,by Mr J DAVIKS, owner of both articles, One Lot of KANGRa VALLEY T«AtoanothorLotfrom tHoiF*mousDARJEEUNG DISTRICT, i' .. Indian offlcors-and othors are invited to give their opiulone dn tho Happy Blend. .<-.t ,- ■-t■ -i l. ]v; R^T/^UN-liO N ,:,;D R A WI. 86, - ..,i,S^j) :AT .88 EACH, - ■'~', j • , f0 PRIZES. i WiiiEEQl %-ilO) ING, ALLOTMENT _3W bb. j .'.-..;.. 69(PRlZE_Ji-i;UB_«TURE, I CobsistinK OflCChesta of Drawers, E Cheffp-' ' ■ 'niers, 12' Tables, t Drawing-room Suite," ,' "".i X'S Chah'S K _ Bedfteads, 6 Easy Chalra, j',!-' B'Laffisi '2^Treattle SeV-ing Machines,' • ,„. -2jKlegant Clopka i 7 r .fiOpkii>« Glasses, 2 . i it -• T^Jgggtaiidft t^(id Ware, and,2 Couchoß/ IFhriiiture fl-Bt-Clasa'workma.n_hlp, and will be on,exhibition,a fortnight!before Drawing - 1600 Subscribers already guaranteed. -''' ''■ ' JTickets to be had from Theodore Brown, Pon sonby Road, in Shop opposite Frauklia Boad. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ' and IRONMONGERY.—Notice.—A EJpeoial 01 earlhg-out Sale at low rites is no >v being hold, previous to a dissolution of partnership.—Ad dress, Rout and Evans, foot of Parnell. rjn HE REASON WH Tf.-r. A- Because I can't Aelp myself. I must pell tj raise money. -I£__so worth of Silver Jawelloty; at half prloe.'— •-. --.... i.■i -" !" I, i___E3 I Seoand judge for.yot_rselves. : jfilff. ,-'IH. ■ - LEW ISS ON,--_ s s JefjW-*Ks«jneei--Btreot (opposite Union Bant. I^rOTIOFi.-r-^ir Stowart has resumed the '_l3i mtnafteirntfntof the Thames Hotel Reßtan rant visitoriwlll find good attendance and an excellent bill; at fare. ■«T;fV[tO3BW)OO LENTI^n ißUjldttlg Boclegr 3&.L vr praifiples, or or other terms to smt bbrrowers. "Mortgagee and Uians negotlatett. Sen List of Properties for SaUjjOa Ith Bt_S<hA)ii .WillßAfeon, __Btite'"! A'gent,' -Vtiloah '.Lahe.^ 'Slßven per cent allowed on money deposited for t investme->*.>'' r/-;. •<' 'i.'ioul :j A-'. . iiot.o, WHERE'S? WHO-'iS- WHAT'S?-r- Qaestlons and Answers.—Q. Where can I lMWjo,an order lor a Servant fromiHannafororß Auckland Registry, without going to thb top ol Queen Btroet-—A. A the Branch Office. Q. who will receive my Letters, re-diret them, and forward to any aiidress?—a. I will. Q. What Central Office can, I leaYC-Snjall Parcels at, with the oertalnty Of their being delivered at any part of the City or Suburbs J-A. At mine. Q. Who will,safely Store, my.Luggage for Is por month?-.*./1 -villi. l Q. 1 W hire can rreadily Bell dr Let Land or HousesV-a. At my Branot Office, Q. .Where, can I rreadily Buy .orßeni ditto at low rateS?-A. At myßranoh Office Q. Who can get me a Loan of Money on gooc security?—V roan.'-Q. Who keepi an Inquirj Book, wherein 1 can continuously regiatoi , (wherever I mightbe) information for inquiricf friends^-A.' I do. Q. Who is the prlnoipa tiublla'ttmit-UAnßis In A nokland ?—St. I Sm. "Q Whoare yon.wA. T.-'B.Hannafordil Q. Where'i your Main Office?—a. Upper Queen-street. Q Whore's your Branch?—A. Darby-street, unde; 'Albert Hall.—T, B.Hi-JNAFOi_D, General Agent Scrivener, and Oollector, Office of the Walta korei West and Okahtt Highway Trustees Upper Queen and Darby streets. Auckland ! OIANOY DRESS B.ALL.^-A Ladio'siGos a 1 tumo (Folly),: complete, for sale. Pric SS 10s Address "Mita B;," STAB office. TQ. U B L I- O JN O T; I C E Every TUESDAY, till all tho Stock is sold, Will hold a Sale at G. Lewis's Auction Room. F. H. -L SS WIBBON, Jeweler, Queen-street (opposite Union Bank F^ft'cr RINK BAt^. -^ Lavendei ,' Blue; and other Colours in Sllks. 3a 3c reduced from 6s 03 ; Fancy Japanese, fr6m Is White and.Tinted Kid GloveS, Is 31 per pair.: 'J. M, McLachlim, , - yxv: :•■ ''..XT UE L BKOX. HE RJ ' " HAVE NOW LANDING, ; -. Ex ' Famekoth ' .and ' Loon Dootr, ■ -' ! 1,200 "P ACKAG.ES, i) ..., , Conslstingxif 6rpceries and.'oili^en« stores :. AND HAVE fOX SALE— ' AMERICAN; RANGES AND STOVES ;, BARBED STEEII.FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMESi LAWN MOWERS COR.VBAOKB. GRINDSTONES, OH ; STONES^acfcC, &o. .', -', • .--i Asehta for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Sootcl !: ' -' ; " Whiskey. . : - HULL BROTHERS, .Auctioneers,: Wine and Spirit Mercbani Queen-street ■- - ' ■ Kuari Gum Stores. Breakwater - ' Free and Eonded Stores, AJbort-aweet



" '■-■-. '■_■ ' Public.-STotioeft l -■p : v^;^-;L;:i-'C___N- '0 tl.jO^i RKi-V-^A!tam^Y'bT-Wtl^ t^ Nptioo Is Hereby given that in consequence ot i T • tho Fall of a Culvert on the Beach Bku\A, ops© . site Mr Hay's gardens, ft Is unsafe for traffic, } and the sa'-tt road is hereby Closed until t nrtwe/1 J notlbe. , , . -1 . , i „ ,i ' B. TONES. P"•■ j '~'..', "" ".:"" ~Chairman, WILL. Proper ty-holders; remetubei'jthat; J the 25th of Dija month is the latest day 'I for sending iv their schedules filled up, and toe penalty J3IOO, and that I will do It fora trifling . Haiinafbt'd.Darby-streßt:'- _ ? *f~dOK OPT. F.m LEWISSOji-'S % I 1 Catalogue Pahs of Diamond' Jewellery at' Auction by Q. Lc'Jris, at hi» Auction Roomß, ' TUESDAY, October 12. .No Beserve. Ono hundred lots. ...,.'-'. t_._~fsU_.l_ 1 F.. V. LE.WISIS ON. J v ! ,-... - . '■; Ecclesiastical. .J';" :v- rp YQVm MEt(!S CHRISTIAN ASM-" CIATION, corner of WeHedey^jaua Albertfstreets. Weokly-Evangolistlo Berrio». . This (Thurßdny) Bvebing. at All j are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.- The Rev. J. I. pton Davis, ot Dunedin, will ■ preach on.Thursday orening, at 7.30 pa.. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASS_S"- CIATIONi . The Rkv. J. Upton DAVia.B.A., orDnneain!; wilKteliver aLecture on FRIDAY next, October. /. 8; at 7.30.-Subject: "Jack and JW"-a,BOCia/ < rricdley. Synopsis: Moonshadows and Mdyn shino-John Smlth-A Flutter in the Fold-Tho Elephant—Tom and Mary—Servantgalismj-r,,. Kitchen Harmoniei—Boudoir Discords—Uons " in the Way—Dunedin; a Myih-Cbristohuroli Nowhere-Foith Up-oauntty-Fortunes WftwL - " -Happy1 Harvest Flelds-Transplanttog t a Rosa -Whim Not to Marry-A Frisky Tail-Jack* and Jill Again. •- -. - - -, ■ ■*— .~jt Admipsiqu-^jne FMJHni. at tfie door., .trio* oecds on behalf ul the Library. , ! Agriculturat -Show-' A,,P ; CKLAI!J.P.. r .... . AND, ... .... , .., ~ ~, ! j PASTORAL ASSOCIATION. 4 N NU'll-S HO W ' AT.GHEJSN-LANE, BLLERBLI*. _'. __ B4 O-'NffiTA ¥ - AND Tf X S-'D'A/^ CC NOV. BTH AND 9TH,'IBBO ■ , T (Being .the. Anniversary of the Birth ot a.vt,ft. i-», ! tk o p r i nce 6£ Wales).. '.;',''""-!,,!, i _■ ~ ■ "..•: ■'~-" i.u_'.iti! .-.;«,- ~s_> ,ssA J The Association offers-PRIZBS for bLood AND DRA'U&HT HORSBa h _> ckTTa-BiAND 'SHUBP OF -TSVTBBX V-WS^.f 5 WJ^'^C^LTBY; DOG 3,. '■ jJjZJiaaii DAIRy PRODUCE -. t , ~- iikpLEsiiiNTs 'And other ARtttoiiiaw ..LOCAL MANUFACTt- RE. and IMPLEMENTS (IMPORTED)!, &0. .„...!. , AU Entries must be made to the Secretary on sot before S ATURD AY,.QstQ__. r 30. _(l _(,_ ; TOfLLIAM PEBCSTTAJ* _._.-..—.-' i Secretary. - ;■>! '■■ i :■■*' ' *t Wk_i^nsd agriC ULTuftlii-A^ 10 J&. p^TOBALjASSOpIATIOiN.;, SHOW.i NOT; 8 AND 9, 188W 7 I SOCIAL PRIZE.. '_~ , :i 0 - , SILVIE BDUP,-by the New Zeal*wi4 XO»W Anttlg' ' ; MeroantlleAgencyCompßnyJLimitodf, ■;■' For.the best pair of 6. Ewes Suckling LambSiW-j'.! ady breedj Deft' Bdopted for the produc*lon,^»t -j., Wool, and the bona fide property of one owner; , j S 4il rjnit u.,y .-'■•:: VM.':PBBCiV'AL,-<' SS' T ' i .^sssitii: X".'--. -■!: ' ::• '•• j ~: Seoretary. ■ - .'' | .-dicaiio' cjonveTanoea.; ' / ~ C... „1,0-.:-.0-,..,j."t::.x! ,i ,-.n. : :v.s, ~.".; i' iTIME^TABLE; ! : - . ~-,'.,- ;,r Loaves Onehunga—, I Leaves Auoltlana— ~»,t i,s . 8.30 a.m. IS noon ~ r;.-,-->ul ; 2.30p,m. J. - 4.80P0U, ... __~ i Saturday nights— 6.30 p.m. I 11 P.m. . ; I ■■_..<} t f -.". *.' -••£ ;,' •*■_ !.; __ M ;" ~* ';. lIiOT , j SrECui. CbAbgsa'Aß J-__aAoni_EMßart;. eft. Lrf. BRIERIEY'S AOGKLANU..'AK'JQMA X . , r.! ONEHUNGA.BUa -'- -'' .*?.4 • ' , " ' .TIME TABLE. :x':i -"''"; . Loaves Anckland '■'.' Leaves Onehunra Oi)p(witoGrejhou_iaHt>tel), (aardingtpn'S Hotel 1' . pjn. , !,."-. , - *RMsa_m.. ■ 636'p.ixi. ',':■' !"' '.-' -.- ~'■• K3O Tfiitu ......., .. i gn^njiYa:- " -•- . _ , :r; ; ■■;.• a,«t>;' .■! -*' • -y ■ ■ ipop.tn._- >'.-- KELLY'S ROtiiL/MiII;',LINE OF i,COACHES to Ohinemutu, Hot Springs. and Tauranga; leaving Tauranga -ewrysMon-; day!-Wednesday!, and, Friday, at.ft, a.m.l. ana returning every Tuesday, Thursdir. and Satur f day, Through to. Napier, Wednesday. At Sjktp. Fare. iseT'Liv-ryand-Balt Stables,' Bpringstreet, Tauranga. Buggl^W_«goneuekandTeluples of oU kinds for Hire.- Booking Office,[Spring .troet ,'■> :-.:lf-;-''i-,-£il/ o'i] -^pg^VTON AND PONSONBY. Ll^S OMNIBUSSES; - ,' [ ;ial?-OfcßSOy,; Paopßij_t<Wj i;• r\ Time [T^_._,].. 1 *Leave Union.BanfcatjoUowine.times;—A» and from 8 a.m. to7'_i.,tn.','evarrflftßei_,i_iinuteß: ' at tbo hour aad half ,itour, via Grey-fitroet; at 'quarter,to and quarter past,■,^via ,V,ictj>ria-ettoet.: ! ißxtra''J-uestjs leivo at 7.it) a.tn.'vlk' Grey street, leaving Three lamps at 17.10 for town sff and 6.7 n.__i fia Orey-street. l.;-.i,!/. . (NIGHT'BUdSKS.—9»ndlop.m.,viavlotorla- • street and Grey-street respectively. Saturday, etrery half-hour from Bto 11 p.m. - --■;■- - ■'■■ "--w ---' 'The 3 SO p.m. 'Bus will pass the College On ' -wot afternoons for the-oonvenlenoeof ' nbolarSj CJ M OGr V X. R E, '»©•" :': 'OOACH,«BOfR!EB'K)R;': ; Runs a ICoach dally tp meet tho train atiTe ■ "•f-'A-Vtointui '"'•■"" ' : Horses and Buggies on Hire. | OrdMs tiy l^oti (ttv, _iUegrßiifeipro_npt_y* attended to; ~ . , DIYERY AND^BAIT STABLES, it. ft J ,3»:;rr.R, ■aLB3CANPBAji;ir ;; .-^- r,fH'j,. Z(KP:- 'o t_ i q. E. , On and after Monday, the Slst Instant, L, ,;■' Tierney"s 'Bus will run, at the hours epeoiflod, ™ 'bet ween Auckland and the Whan*- •.-i, ._ ■■ ■ y »ii From Auckland: From Whau ■.v. '■: 11.30 a.m. -'_-rftiß<t*nsa.!f -::. . ' j 1.33 p.m. 2.30 p.ill._ SaturdftyeliSO'P.m. i"' -. r.i>. -Bajn. l 10 p.m. -j,.,^.. 5 p.m. i| I— - *-.*•■- Auctions. -\Z^jy? ~ - i ■ "!'' '-- '-•■L . i .T. 3 _g.Q-_j_tOßßpW.j-! ; if T • siteflUfiinvßii iiiijuf-'s., .-m . a.- b^t > T _ cases Hams and Bacon, ex' Tarama' i", /■ I 2 oases Lard,in bladders, .. -, . wa iy; ---• j 25 Bides Waikato Bacon, in oloth . - x-a (" t j 200 sacks Potatoeß .- , '-- ~.j yy; t 100 sacks Ma<Se , -,vi i. ....., ; ■■' 39 Oheesep. upset price 3d i i 30 kegs Butter , " .."" ..„,,, Flour.- Bran, Sharps; Oats' _■ . 1 /■. - ■} .- Barley Meal, Bonedust, Jams, Sugdr J j Currants, Oatmoal.,.. -..-,. 1 1380 lbs. Tonga Beans i ex*E-UH_. >*'* 1 . . ■ . i-.'.".,_j,^u..', '■;'■'• i t,,- .;___ ~. /.. a ,. ~_ x. '.- ,i .-. :. ,'j wr l . , TO-MORROW. ' POTATOES, PE(_^OE,iEUß_siTl.B_Ei.i V y. Z W. DO WDEN f ITITILL 'sell by aticticinrat tbe Exciiitige _. TT Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow (Friday), ■ ;> at 11 o'clock, ■<*' ■■'■"' i- 10 tons Prlmo Canterbury Potatoes »-; T by): , Hams, Bacon, Cheete ::- m" i . v '•: hran, -Maize; Butter sfi t Oats, Oatmeal, Rice , i-;;! . Tea,' Sugar, Goooa 1..11 ■:: t c , t ' &C ' &c • &c .--■' ' Also, "j- JURNiriiRE/consistingofLooTaKe., '• Chest Drawers, Bodstoods, Couches, Chairs; &c, &c. y_ TO-MOKROW,.AXJIA.H. ! MARKET-DAY AUCTION. SALBJ.Tff h Lt T ARTH-PR'S MART. :[ ,f^-95uLTRy^A--Si.rllo^__id-t:A;M.':^;;':fP _« 7.nTrr/TRr.&o.—FowUt-Turkeys, Ducks, Geese. S l^i^n*Canaries,7smaU Pfes. Sundries: • ' BMdlt-s, Weighing Machine, Bponting, AmeWoai-Stove*lron .Ta_ikSi '._.;■;! .. 1 PRODUCE SALE, 1 o'CMCK p.wi PRODUCE, &0. — Canterbury. Watkato, and r ..other Potatoes, Onions, Carrols, Canterburjr ' tod Auokland Flour (varionU'brandßV, Bran; j i sharps, Oatmoal, Oats, Maiz., Wheat, Dog jsiscultß, Canlerbury, Raglan, Tauranga,' 1- Waikato and other Baton, Hams, Lard, '' Taranaki and other-Butter, Canterbury, ! Wairoa, Mangarei, Hindu and other Choose. . Honey. I---', ■•'" •'•- '. !■.'' ':ji-" -'-•.•'! ''«■*." 1 * FRUlT.—Apples, Lemons, Pea-nuts, Preserved 5 ■ Biinauae. .',-,.-,.',.•■ ■,'. ' . :..', !" ~!, CROCERtES; Sx.— Tea, Oottee, Sugar, Bloc, I Bis nits, Cornflour, Stftrch, Soap, Clothes j - Po<B, Tnirt BVtuir, Matches', Blacking, White Lead, &c. h. " ON SALE PRIVATELY. I, Furniture Department—At AaoWoaPrioM-' -. Pianos, Sewlu2 Machlnosr American BWrtS. Household Furniture, to great varlaty.._, .. - te, K. AItTH UR. >• [Coutmued on Fourth Page]. .";" ..'. , :JirjyJ'J:y ""• !!:; t.j:"'J'._x: