Hot Springs (Waiwera).

(FROM OUK OWN CO-RESPONDENT.)

TUB influx of visitors has already com menced here. On Saturday evenitiß there were no less thau 40 persons sleeping at the hotel, including representatives from all parts of the colony. Many improvements have been effected since last summer, aud preparations have been made for any num ber of visitors during the coming season. Those who came down by tho Rose Casey on Saturday had rather a rough time of it Notwithstanding the heavy head sea and Hood tide, the Koso Casoy, acknowledged to be one of tho most powerful steamers in the provincial trade, did the run in two hours and forty minutes. This despatch is greatly appreciated by persona who dread sea-sickness.

Tho following visitors arc staying at the Hot Springs Hotel, Waiwera -.—From Dun cdin : Mr Mills, Mrs Mills, Miss Mills, Mr Proctor, Mr F. Proctor, Mr Feu wick, Mr Oliver, Mr Paulino. . From New Ply mouth :Mr and Mrs Gibson, From Christ church :Mr Reeves From Nelson :Mr Kowlings. From Wellington :Mr H. Blun dcll, Mr Gillion, Mr H. A. Skac. From Melbourne: Mr W. Graham, Mr Moss, Mr Reid. From Auckland : Miss Clayton, Mr Donniston, Mr Burton, Mr Elmcy, Mr Page, Miss Jcs-rio Grey, Miss Sophy Grey, Dr. and Mrs Grant, Mr Kolin, Mrs Newton Fairs, Mrs Williams, Mr Gauuard, Mr llofm, Mr 11. Brett, Captain Casey, Miss Miuuie Casey, Miss Rose Casey, Miss Mary Casey, and Miss Lavor.

THEATRICAL ITEMS.

AJIONO tho pusscngers by tho San Fran cieco boat to-day, we welcome the arrival of Miss Louiae Pomeroy, a celebrated actress. Miss Pomeroy proceeds direct to Sydney, whero she opens as Koualiud in "As You Like It," and we are in hopes of seeing her shortly in Auckland. The Australian public are indebted to Mr Albert liayrnnn for inducing this charming actress to pay us this visit | E. A. Sothern, father of Lytton Sothern, has been stricken with paralysis nt Brighton, and is becoming idiotic. All his engage ments have baen cancelled, his medical attendants saying ho will never be able to play again. Mrs. Charles Kcan (Miss Ellen Tree) died in London, August 21st. Eleanor Carey has gone East in a Com bination formed to play a new piece called '• Deception." Al. Hayman goes forward by this steamer with Miss Louiae Pomeroy, an American tragedienne engaged in New York. He has also secured, to follow, W. H. Lccho, who will appear In all of Bartley Camp bell's new ploys ; and tobert McQuade, equal to Jefferson in " Rip Vun Winkle." Following these will come Mrs Agnes Robertson, Boucicault, tho Alice Oates Opera Company, and other first - class attractions.

POLICE COURT.—THIS DAY.

(Before R, C. Burstow Esq., R.M.)

DRUNKENNESS.

George Elton was fined 10s ; Alex. Nor ton, Michael Brcen, Peter Stringly. and William Moore, 5s each for this offence. VIOLENT ASSATjLT. James Moody Pcnton was charged with having committed a violent assault on Robert Lack by striking him on the head with a piece of iron on the 20th inst Sub-Inspector Pardy said the prisoner and prosecutor were fellow workmen in a coach factory, when they had words. Prisouer caught up the iron (produced), Mid struck prosecutor, who would, no doubt, have been killed on the spot had the blow not been warded off. A second blow was made, and prosecutor was severely wounded. The prisoner then made a savage attack upon prosecutor with the view of ripping open his stomach. As the attack was only made this morning, a little before 8 o'clock, he would ask for a remand. Prosecutor was unable to attend, and a report of the doctor's examination had not been received.

Mr Theo. Cooper appeared iv defencej and asked for bail, which was refused.

The case was remanded for a week

COATS, BOOTS, KTC. Charles Taylor, on remand, appeared in answer to a charge of stealing a concertina, value 15s, the property of Captain Jack eon ; also with, tho larceuy of two coats, and a pair of boots, value 30.*, the property of James Niccol, on the 30th ult.

Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Sub-Inspoctor Pardy stated the case. Detective Brennau arrested the prisoner at Papakura, when he said he had pur chased the concertina of a man on the ■wharf, and sold it to Mr Hart, being hard up at the time. In the next case, prisoner said that Mr Niccol owed him money, and ho took the boots, pawned them, and squared with him. self.

David John Jackson, master of the Lily, deposed that the concertina was delivered to him, wrapped in brown paper. Ho received it and placed it in the fore-cabin. Subse quently he missed the instrument, aud jjave notice to the police. Joseph Hart, pawnbroker, called upon him on the erening in question, and offered the concertina for sale, saying he had a large number of them, and wanted to get rid of a few.

Michael Regan identified tbe instrument as the property of a lady in the Waikato, and which *ras in his possession. James Niccol, who was in charge of the Planet, deposed that prisoner was employed for a few days on the vessel. A day or two after prisoner had left he missed the goods. He did not owe prisoner any money. Joseph Hart produced the pawn-ticket of the boots. Gave the boots to Detective Brennan.

His Worship found prisoner guilty, and sentenced him to four months'imprisonment with bard labour. OLD 808 LEARY. Robert Leary, a stereotyped offender, was brought up for stealing Frederick Bell Booth's white shirt?, value 15s, and John Liipham's quilt, sheet, table-cloth, etc, value 30s, oa the 18th inst. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Sub-Inspector Pardy then called evi dence.

John Lapham, residing in Union-street, deposed that on the 18th August he lost the articles in question off the line. (Pro duced.) They were taken early in the morning. Saw them about 3 o'clock. Did not know the prisoner. Michael Bourke deposed to purchasing the articles. Gave him 2s, a stick of tobacco, and a box of matches. He felt sure the tilings were stolen. Prisoner was in com pany with another rogue named Bennett. Detective Brennaa deposed to knowing Bennett and Leary for many years. They were hotel-loafers, and generally managed to get into Mount Kden together. Sub-Inspector Pardy : Did you ever see them at work?

Detective : Only at Mouut Eden. Frederick Bell Booth, a resident of Union utreet, identified the shirts, which he missed from the line oa the same night.

Michael Burke_ and Detective Brennan repeated their evidence. His Worship, in consideration of the numerous convictions against the prisoner, sentenced him to six months'' imprisonment with hard labour. BREACH OF ARMS ACT. George Wm, King, on remand, was charged with a breach of tho Arms Act, sec. 28, by disposing of a revolver without a license. Sub-Inspector Pardy said that prisoner was arrested by Constable Naughton at Helensvillc, and as the chief witness had not arrived ho would ask for a lemaud. Remanded uutil Friday. REPREHENSIBLE. John Mullally, contractor, was charged with throwing offensive matter upon land near Scarborough Terrace, Pamell, in the occupation of Major-General Gossett, on the 15th inst. Mr Blaydes appeared for the prosecutor, and Mr T. Cooper for defendant. Mr Cooper said he had advised Mr Mul lally to plead guilty, but as the act was done iv error without any iuteution of breaking the law, he hoped that tho lino would be nominal. Mr Blaydes explained the nature of the case, aud said that Major-Geueral Gopsett was not disposed to press the charge unduly apaiost Mullall/, who was entitled to some ■ consideration. Fined Is, costs 345. MR AND MRS CUAIGIE'S DIFFERENCES. David Craigie again appeared on a charge of assaulting Mary Craigie, hi* lawful wife, on the 13th inst., (particulars of which ap peared in our issue of Saturday last. Mr Theo. Cooper appeared for prisoner, and asked for a remand uutil to-morrow, also that he might be admitted to bail. His Worship said he could not admit bail under the circumstances. Mr Cooper said the material witness was absent, and the witness present did not know much about the Craigie difference. Mr Craigie was willing to be bound over and submit to an amicable settlement. The Court accedsd to the request of counsel, and ordered prisoner to lind sure ties for hi 3 good behaviour for six mouths, himself in £20, and two sureties to the lfe 16 amount> and to i)aya uae °* ls > costs Thia was all the business.

ARRIVAL.

OF THE P.M.S- 'CITY OF NEW YORK'

WITH THE

English ana American

Mails,

General Sumiaary.

Great Britain.

August 27. The French Jesuits have made two settlements in Wales.

Harvesting is proceeding rapidly in Tre liiml;' nearly one-half the laud has been cleared.

An arrival from the Dundee whaling fleet reports great success.

Tiie Savings Bank Bill parsed through the Committee of the House of Commons on August 25.

The stiike of the nailmakers in Worces tershire has been abandoned for want of co-operation.

Dr, A. C. Tait, Archbishop of Canter bury, is reported about to marry a well know society lady. Win. Tompsun, formerly knows as "Ben digo," a famous prize-fighter, is dead. He was latterly a revivalist preacher. A footmau, named Donovan, had been arrested charged with sending threatening otters to Lord Oranmore for advocating the ause of Irish landlords.

£500 is on hand in London to back Trickett in his match against Hanlan. At the Home Rule Demonstration in Glasgow, a serious riot took place while the procession was passing an Orange Lodge. The police were overpowered, and two wore so badly injured that they arc not expected to live. One- was speared.

Angk-American cable shares are firm in London, negotiations with the French Com pany having beou practically completed. A uuiform tarill' of 2s per word has been agreed upon. One ot the missing boats, containing 7 men and 5 bags of nmil matter, from tliu steamer American, of the Cape of Good Hope and Southampton line, which foun dered on April 28th, near tho Equator, wus picked up by tho Portuguese brig, Panvjo, and tho men and mails landed at St. Paul do Loando, Africa, on July 11th. Miss Adelaide Neilson, the famous actress, died suddenly at the Continental Hotel, Pariß, August 15th, from dropsy <** the heart. The bulk cf Her fortune (£40,000) was left to Rear Admiral Carr Olynn, to whom she was engaged to be married, with a bequest of £1,000 to Edward Cemptou. A scene of great confusion, almost a riot, took place among the crowd at the grave.

It is understood ex-Empress Eugeine intends to quit Chiselhurst, and take the remains of the lato Prince Imperial with her.

M. aud W. Coiliuson, of London, oilers to stake £1000 against a similar sum that Dr. Tanner will not fast forty days and forty nights, the brothers ColJinson to watch him.

Jonas Rene aud Co., banker?, Liverpool, have suspended payment.

Frnngapolo, Ayclustc, and Co., London, have failed for £250,000.

The Dublin steamer Lawford, and the steamer Baltic, for New York, oollided in the Mersey on August 17th. Tho Lawford sunk, but the pissengcra and crow were saved. The Baltic put back for repairs.

Emigration returns from Liverpool show an increase of 5000 compart d with July 1870. Thirteeu thousand emigrants went to America during the month.

A scandalous romance comes from Las Graces, New Mexico, where a priest named Father Toodora lionalt persuaded a beauti ful young nun, Margarita Garcia, to elope with him from a convent. She had entered it at the solicitations of priests aud against the wishes of her relatives. An uncle of the girl followed the fugitives, and would have killed her lover, but he compromised by marriage. The priest and the girl tell horrible stories about the conduct of the

Herbert Spencer, the writer on political economy and philosophy, will make a tour of the world next year. He first visits the United States.

The cattale plague lias appeared on 15 farms in Lancashire.

Sir Charles Dilko is suffering from rehumatic gout.

Klliot oilers to row either George Hosmer, American, Blackmail, Boyd, Rosa, or Lacycock, over the Tyne course tor £100 to £2CJ a fide.

A cable is about to be laid from England to the Azores, aud thence to America. It will receive a Portuguese concession. The steamer Jeddah, abandoned at sea, has arrived at Aden, all safe.

The figure-head recently picked up, and said to have belonged to the missing train ing ship Atalanta, does not, according to the " Times, answer the description of the one on the vessel at the time she lelt on her voyage.

Tho Iron Dake has been floated at Yesso —the Kussian and French fleets assisted.

The iron makers of the west of Scotland met at Glasgow on the 11th. it was resolved that all furnaces in the country belonging to tho firms represented at the meeting to be blown out at once.

Mr Gladstone is said to have been deeply touched by the expression, through Minis ter Lowell, of American sympathy during his late illness, and referred to it warmly in speaking to one of his colleagues. The Now York "Tribune's" correspon dent sriys when Lord Lytton landed from India, August 9th, the Queen summoned him to Osborne, vrhere he had "a bad quarter of an hour." It is now known he advised a declaration ot war with Russia when Soljckoff went to Cabul The man who tired at Lord Lytton, iv Calcutta, in December last, has recovered from his insanity, and been committed for trial.

Thorold Rogers, M.P.. is convening meetings in London to encourage the emi gration of small faimers to the United States. Emigrant are to be assisted by loans secured on lands sold aud occupied. Three or four thousand workmen in the Tyne shipyards have struck for an advance of ten per cent in wages.

IRISH AFFAIRS.

Mr Lervin, justice of the Peace, was fired at whilo riding home, recently, from Tuam, County Galway. Three bullets struck him in the breast, without effect, as ho wore a coat of mail.

Five hundred officers and men of the Royal Marines have been ordered to Ireland.

A Dublin correspondent says, " The country has never been more tranquil than now, and the danger from organized bands of agitators and fenians is now no greater than it was in former years." The "Times" remarks in an editorial, "There will be no popular lising where there are troops ready to suppress it The Marquis of Waterford wm warned not to attend the Royal Agricultural Soc ieties' Show ; if he went he would be shot for voting against the Compensation Bill. He was present despite the threats. Thomas Boyd, Crown Solicitor for County Tipperary, and Ms two eons, were fired at by masked assassins armed with guns and bayonets, near New Ross, on the night of the Bth August. Boyd was wounded in the arm, one son was shot through the lung?, and two others wounded in the leg. Eleven persons have been arrested in connection with this outrage. Sensational reports have been rife of fighting in the County Mayo, and of the landing of arms on the Western coast, but they are all false.

A thousand British troops have been ordered to Ireland. The defeat of the Com pensation Bill created great indignation, accordiu? to Bedpath, tho "New York Tribune's1' correspondent, and has done a great deal to strengthen the land agitation. The " Freeman's Journal," and the other moderate land reform Whig journals come out fiercely for the abolition of the House of Lor.is.

There is much less excitement at present {August 24), owing to extremely good accounts from the harvest in two-thirds of tho area from north to south. Throughout the central districts the harvest is in full operation, and the demand for labour is excessively brisk.

The chief subject upon which Mr Forster will iuform his colleagues is the expediency of re-imposing the Coercion Acts. The Go vernment is averse to such a proposal. Some Irish officials anticipate that it will be im possible to pass the winter without re imposiug the Coercion Act. A terrible riot took place at Dungannon on Sunday, the 15th instant, in which many policemen were wounded. Their ranks were finally broken, and they tired buck shot freely into the crowd, several of whom almost rushed on the points of tho bayonets in their eagerness to attack. At Down patrick, in the light between the Catholics aud Orangemen (the former being worsted), fire-arms were almost incessantly discharged from 11 p.m. on Sunday till 3 a.m. on Monday. . Precautions are being taken against re sistance to evictions in the West of Ireland. Iron buts for the police are constructing near Claremorri?, in County Mayo. In a debate on the Irish Constabulary, August 26th, Richard O'£haugliDCssy, of Limerick, protested against the use of bullets or buckshot, and urged the use of small shot in firing on a mob. Tho Chirt Secretary ot Ireland said small shot were useless, and only irritated.

The Cork " Constitution " says: " The presont stale of the Western part of Lime rick is very disturbed. Illegal dealing is extennvely canied on, and Fenianism is again beginning to feel its way." " Truth" says: "Private letters from tho West of Ireland depict tho condition of that part of the countiy in glowing colors. They speak of largo quantities of arms smuggled into the cabins ot the small tenants, of secret drilling on the hill-Bides, of the apparitions of mysterious strangers from America, and ot the latest miracle at Knock, when the Virgiu and St. Patrick appeared to tho peasantry and told them to pay no reut."

ITALY.

A new Association lias been formed to collect money for the nocesseties of the Pope. Tho amount of tribute demanded from all Cotholics being ono centime or six sons per month. The Ambassador at London and St. Petersburg have been summoned to Rome.

SPAIN.

A Itoyal decree intimates that if a son be born to the Queen ho will take the title of Prince of Austurias; if a daughter, Infanta of Spain. Tho Opposition press comment on this as a severe slight on Queen Christina.

FRANCE.

Tho banquet at Cherbourg, following the Naval demonstration, was a grand aflair. The French Minister of Marino proposed " Success to tho English Navy," and Shaw LcfOvre, Secretary to the Admiralty, responded. GrOvy and Gatn betta were enthusiastically cheered. Tho llect comprised six first-class ironclads, a Hying squadron, arid sub-marine or torpedo squadron. Baron Harden Ilickcy, editor of tho anti-Republican paper, "Le Tri Bou Let," has been expelled from Pari". Frauce is assuming nn attitude of roservo towards Greece. The consent to General Thomassin's mission is Withdrawn, and the private supply of 30,000 rifles forbidden. The final results of oloctions for tho Councila-tlenernl show 1,012 Republicans, and 405 Reactionary— Gain of 300 Republi can! 1.

A young Lyons physician attempted to imitato Tanner in fasting. lie gavo up at the end of a week. His limits was 15 dayp.

AUSTRO-HUNGARY.

A dispute has arisen botweon Austria and England regarding tho navigation of tho Danube, Austria wants a permanent com mission of the riparian States, under nn Austrian Presidency for tho control of tho river between Galatz aud_ tho Iron Gates. England insists the commission consist only of representatives of States bordering on the Lower Danube. Germany backs Austria.

GERMANY.

Kmper Francis Joseph, of Austria, and Fmperor William, met at Ischc on tho 11th with great effusiveness. The German Em peror woro tho Austrian uniform, and tho Austrian the German. Vienna papers in terpret tho meeting of tho Emperors as an evidence of the consolidation of the Austro- Gorman alliance, and a sign of the mainten ance of peace. The crops in Silesia, Posen, and East and "West Prussia may bo said to bo wholly destroyed by recent storms. Many lives have also been lost. Bismarck is devising relief nicnsmes.

Count Henry Yon Arnim, declared guilty of treason, desires a ie-heanng, and has ex pressed his readiness to submit himself to Prussia's jurisdiction. Germany has given up all intention of colcnising Samoa. The Rhine vintage this season will, it is said, be a comparative failure.

RUSSIA.

Two corvetts have been ordered to Corea, and were instructed to demand permission to remain in a Coreau port. Tho Tekkca are wossting the Russian forces near Geoketope.

Russia is concentrating 45,000 troops near Bender.

Skobiloff has failed to reduce Gcotetope, the Turcoman otronghold.

GREECE.

Recruiting is rapidly going ou. The army will soon number 20,000 men. Volunteers are enrolling everywhere. A camp has formed in the evirons of Athens, and recruits are drilliug in the streets. 1,400 artillery hofses have been purchased. The advance iuto Servin, with the view of forming an alliance offensive and defensive, is denied.

TURKEY.

The "Times" Paris correspondent sum marises tho Turko-Grcek question as fol lows :—" The Montenegrin question will be settled on the basis of Couut Corti's scheme. The naval demonstration will be suspended, and the Powers will mediate between Turkoy and Greeces. There will be negoti ations regarding Jainus, which tho Turks will not cede at any price, but which the Greeks might safely waive, and Greece will imperatively demand the cession of Met zovo with the support of tho powerr,"

BELGIUM.

News has bcßn received that Captains Carter .and Coclenheed, of the Royal Bel gian Exploring Expedition, hove been mur dered by Chief Wrambo, in Central Africa. This Wrambo is believed, in London, to bo the celebrated robber Chief Mer cambo.

NORWAY.

Ole Borneman Bull, tho famous violinist, died at Bergen August 18th, aged 70 years.

CHINA.

Chung How, who concluded the Kuldja Treaty with Russia, and was sentenced to death therefore, has been released. A steamship line is to be established between Havana aud Shanghai, for the purpose of conveying emigrants to the former place.

AFRICA.

" L'lndependent," an Arab journal pub lished in Sicily, counsels the Algerians to revolt against French dominion. Three vessels of the French Channel Squadron have gone to Tunis.

America.

The Keely Run Colliery in Pottsvillc, Pa., is atill burning, and, on account of gases, no approach within a hundred yards can be made. A burning vessel, the Nictaux, drifted against a lumber pier at Hunter's Point, New York, and immediaiely communicated the fire. Some ten acres in area were soon burned over, and the loss in valuable Canada pino timber Js tremendous. The "Spanish fever" had broken out among |the Texas cattle, and fears arc entertained it will spread to stock farms in other States. Over 200 head have already died in Missouri. Precautions are being taken in England. An immense JTrienrjial Conclave o£ Knight Templars was held in Chicago on August 19. Including wives and children of knigbts, there were 200,000 visitors on the occasion. There were delegations Irom every city in the States and territories. Dr. Tanner, the forty-day faster, com pleted his task at 12 o'clock, noon, on August 7th. Just before that time, his temperature was 92, pnlse 92, respiration 17. His first diet was a fzlass of milk and a piece of water-melon. He weighed at the end 121J pounds, and had lost 36 pounds in 40 days. He seems, so far, none the worsn for the experiment, and is rapidly gaining ile3h. His divorced wife, now in Paris, charges that Tanner is a fraud, and takes nourishment in liquid form. The French papers laugh at the Americans for their credulity.

The pistol has been busy in San Francisco of late, and several have been killed for real or fancied insults, and two or three suicides have taken place. The most remarkable ewe is that of Mr John Cahill, a married man, with a family, and in good social posi tion. He called at tho house of a Mrs Slice line, with whom he and his wife had been oa visiting terms, deliberately drew(a pistol aad shot at her, and then blew his own brains out. In the woman's case her life was saved by a steel corset bone. In tho last Charing House report all cities show an improvement except Sau Francisco. This is due to an almost complete'pa*alyis of the stock business for some months past. A filibustering scheme is gaining head way in Texas'. A large number of men are there banded together, whose purpose it is to wrench from the Mexican Govern ment the States of Sonora, Chihuatiua, and Sinaloa, in the north-western part of the Rebublic, and to convert them into an independent Confideracy. It is said tho reiidents of the States named favour the scheme, expecting bene fits from the change, it is thought in Texas that Vanderhlt, Tom Scott, Jay Gould and Huntingtop, together with Boston and San Francisco capitalists, are flourishing the sioews of war for this invasion, which will or conducted under tho leadershifp of an adventurer named Dalrymple. Hundreds of young men all over the State have offered :\* volunteer?, many agreeing to mount, uirui, and equip, -themselves. Meantime, General Ord, the American officer in com

mand at tho Rio Grande, is close by watch ing the movement; and the Mexicans are reported to be also ready to give the fili busters a warm reception. 1 he influence of Chinese labour may be esimated when it is stated that so far as the cigar trade is concerned, San Francisco manufacturers, employing Chinese, find a prolit in impoiting tobacco from the East, and returning it in the shape of cigars. One million were exported during the month of August. The Benders, a murderous family of Ger mans, for whom search had been made in the Western States for two years past, were arrested as supposed in Kansas, but ex amination showed the detectives had trailed the wrong game. Sharp conflicts had taken place between the Vidino baud of Indians and U.S. troops. Tho Indians are gradually being worsted and driven back.

Miss Lillie Mulcr was recently burned to death at Lancaster, Pa., by a spark from tho cigar of a gentleman with whom she was walking, setting lire to her dross. Tho survivors of tho party of Russian immigrants, who left Russia for Brazil in 1877, have arrived in New York, sick and destitute. They found it almost impossible to live iv the South American c imato, and, besides, have lost all their funds. The Servian Government has offered to purchase 10,000 American rilloa, delivered beforo the end of the year,

A duel bctweon Captain James Baron Hope, editor of the Norfolk, Va., "Land mark," and Col. Lamb, Mayor of the city, a leading politician, has been stopped by tho arrest of both parties. Brounsville, Texas, near tho month of tho Rio Grando, has been nearly destroyed by a cyclone. Matamoros nl"o suil'ered heavily, looking as if it had stood a week's bombardment.

A whnlesalo surrender oE tho hitherto unsubmissive Sioux, who wont to Canada, has taken place ut Fort Keogli. There are 1,800 of them, formerly conucctcd with Sitting Bull. Tl.O political crisis at Buenos Ayrcs has become moro serious. Tho National Con gress refuses to accept tho resignation of I'rosidont Avcliando, but insists en tho overthrow of tho Provincial Chambers. Tho President adheres to his resignation, and the garrison at Buenos Ayrcs has been ro iuforccd.

A disastrous hurricane passed over Jamaica on August 19. Thousands of families nro homeless, and a famine is imminent.

THE CHILI, PERUVIAN WAR.

The Chilians appear moro determined thau ever to capture Lima, and have gathered a force of 30,000 men about tho city, which thoy propose to incrcaso to 45,000. The garrison consists of 10,000 moo. Tho Chilians, it is reported, liavo 6,000 men in the northern department of Peru, destroying plantations, and sacking defenceless towns.

THE MAIL STEAMER.

The "mail steamer was berthed alongside the wharf nt 4.30 p.m. One of tho piles was smashed bringing her nlongside. Sho sails for Sydnoy about midnight.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAF. SEPTEMBER 20



Meetings. lODGE WAITEMATA, No. 659, E.G. 1 j i Tbo Regular Monthly Vcoting will bo hold at tho Loduoroom, Maaouio Hotol, THI3 EVEN ING, at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brothron invitod. j; HENRY G. WADIT, J. Secretary. TT NITED BRICKLAYEUS' c U LABOURERS* SOCIETY. Tho Half-yearly Mooting of tho above Soolety will bo held In tho Working Men's Club Koom. 1 on WKDNKSDAY, 22nd inst,, nt 7.30 p.m. All I Monibera arc requested to attend. 'J M. TOBIN. Secretary. UCKLAND UNITED CRICKET * CLUB. « Tho Nineteenth Annual Mooting o( tho abovo Club will bo hold at tho Club room, Thames I Hotel, on THURSDAY noxt, 23rd instant, at 7.30 p.m. A full attendance of members is requoatcd, and all those dOßirous Of joining tho Club aro also invited to attend. * PEHCX E. DUFAUR, ■ Secretary. /~\LD GOLDEN CALF GOLD-MINING j \J COMPANY (LIMIT KD). t 8 tho Ordinary Gonornl Mooting of tho Com- o pany will bo h»ld on THURSDAY, tho 20th . instant, nt tho Company's Office, No. 11, Now Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings, Auok land, at tho hour of 2.20 p.m. ' Bußlness:—To roceivo tho Directors' licnort t and Balance-shoot and to Elect Directors y for onßUing year. D. O. MA.CDONNKLL, Managor, Auckland, September 30.1880. ■DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notico is horeby given that tho HALF- a YKAKLY GKNKR4.L MEETING of tho I'ro- ; )rletora or" this Bank will bo held in tho Bank ng-houso, in Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 22ad , day of October noxt, at noon, for tho purpoßO of , recolving tho Roport of tho Dircotors for tho . rlalf-year onding 30th installt, tho KUvtlon of Directors, aud for any other buainosß that may bo broiiKht before tho meeting. f B> order of tho Board of Directors. i D. L. MURDOCH, \ Goooral Manager. *&• Candidates for tho Offleo of Director must 3 give notico in writing to tho Hoard of Directors, auoh notice to be left at tho Banking-house, Auckland, thirty days at loast beforo tho day of | eloction. I Auckland,lSoptomber 9,1880. f i nVTEW ZEALAND PKUOENTIAL J. J3I ASSURANCE BOCIETY, \ A Special General Meeting of Members will bo < hold at tho Largo Room, In-uranco Buildings, on FRIDAY, tho 21th day of September next, at 7.30 p.m. Business :To Confirm Resolutions passed at i a Special General Meeting hold on the 3rd jnst. ' < Members are requested to produce their Con- < tribut'on Cards for Qualification. t By order of tho Committee of Management. : M. S. LEER 3. ! Sccretaryi 19, Insurance Bulldingß, ' Auckland, September 1,1880. ; Mr William MaoEuno (late General Superin tendent of Agents), is resquested to attend the above Meeting, for the purpose of j ustifying his t action. i By order of the Committee of Management i M. S. LEERS. Secretary. Amusements. j /CHORAL HALL. A GRAND CONCERT and DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT, IN AID OF TUB ENGINEER AND CITY BAND FUND, Will be given at tho above Hall THIS EVENING, SKPT. 20, Under the patronage of Major Withers, Captain Anderson, and tho Officers and Men of the Knglnoor Company. PROGRAMME. 1. Selection, " Les Cloches de Cornevillo" (Planquette) .. Band 2. Song. " Over the Rolling Sea" (Keyloff) MrEdmleton 3. Song, "Jossie'a Dream" (Block loyi Mies Meroer 1. Song. "Lullaby" (EmmcM .. Mr Smart 5. Variations on the Air " Fare well." for Clarionet, Cornet, and Euphonia (Ch. Fricker).. Band 6. Song. "In the Gloaming" (Lady Arthur Hill) _ .. Mrßurnham 7. Song, "Whore is Heaven?" by request (Marti) .. - .. Mrs Mitchell 8. Song, " Nil Desperandum" (Bloek'oy) MrEdmiaton 9. Grand Slow March, "Honour to tho Bravo" (Uivore) .. Band Interval of Ten Minutes. Pabt 11. LE CHALET (a Vaudeville), Characters: Natz Tick (a Young Farmer) .. Mr Thomas Max (% Swiss hoMier) .. _ Mr Bastion Lißette Gierstien (Sister of Max) Miss Itioard Louisa Mi, S) sver5 ver. tOS janot MiE3 Canford Swis3 Soldiera and Peasants. " God Save tho Quoen." Doors open at 7.30 p.m. Tickets, 2a 6d. ■VTOCAL COMPETITION. Lady Singers: Misses Lola Lincoln, Annio Harcravc, Nollio Freeman, Carlyle, Cash, Gribble, Alice Campbell, Jcanio Hayiea, Sharp, Lawranco, Mrs Leers. Gentlemen Sinners : MesarJ W. J. Moroton, Jas. Mills, John Sison, J. Kdwardg, George IC. Boyle, Chas. B. King, S. Kossinß, P. A. Kdmls ton, S. Smart. . Pieces to be Sunor: ''Blaoksmith Soni?," "Strangers Yet," "Thou Art so Near and Yet bo Far, "Rooked in tho Cradle of the Deep,' "Lullaby," "Come Back to Evin," "I Have do Home," "Rillarney Aprrt," "Ildegorda," and others. -DAZAAjE! BAZAAR! BAZAAR! A BAZAAR, with tho object of reducing the Debt of £380 now owing upon the Primitive Methodist Parsonage Wakefleld-street, will be 1 held in the Building, Quoon-street, adjoining tho "Herald" Office, on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday next, the 23rd to 25th lnatints from 2 till 10 p.m. A Large Quantity of Useful and ' Fancy Articles will be offered at very low ' prices. BAZAAR.— A Bazaar, in aid of the Building Fund of St. Stephen's Church, is ! to bs held in tho City Mart, 123,IQueen-Btreet on, [ THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, the 30th inst., and Ist and 2nd October. The Bazaar will be open from 12 noon till 5 p.m., and from I 6.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. The Bazaar will bo for l mally opened by His Worship tde Mayor, on THURSDAY, the 30th last., at 12 nooo.—Admia ' sion: Is: Chlldron: Half-price. Tickets, i admitt'ng for three days (Not- Transferable), • price 2s 6d.



Wanted. WAjnTED KNOWN.—BELLING OFF.—Tomahawks lseaoh, and lots of other Bargains ia tlio 3rd column Ith page.—W, H. Dampier. . ANTED, a smart Boy ior a shop; good wages.—.Apply by letter to " A.H.," this office. WANTED, a respectable Boy about 16 to learn the Coach Painting.-Apply K. Bull's, Wakcflold-street; a premium required Several Traps for Sale. WANTED, for the Suburbs, a Man who can milk, garden, &c—-ipply S iar Ollice. , ANTED, Youuk Men to avail them selves ot Somerfiold and Leek's Great Cheap Sale, now on, to purchase a new suit for the approaching Summer. WAITED, au experieuced Laundress. —Governor Browne Hotol.llousoo-Btrect. AISIED, Improver aud Apprentice to the Carpentering.—Apply between 10 and It o'clock. Muesday morning at Messrs PartridKO and Woollama, Tobacconists, Quoen- Bl lvet. WANTED, a Gentleman acquainted with tho North to TravelSJand Canvass f.ir the N.Z. accident Insuranco Company.— Apply to Manager, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland, ANTED, a Gcueral Servant; refer. encus required—App'y to Mrs fcchorif, Ponionby Hoivd. WANTED, Ten good Men to siuk a Wcll.-APPIy UP toB p.m. to-night, or not lator that 8 a.m. to-morrow morning, at the JJoiuftiajjruwery, Nowuiarlcot. V\J ANTED, a Middle-aged Woman to V tako cliargo of an invalid lady and tbroo children in the country.—Apply to-morrow from 10 to 12 a.m. at Mrs Waterman's, Quoou-Btreet. ANTED, a Hoy to work in the gurdon and mako himself generally useful. Ono who oan milk preferred.—Apply to Mis Hatirny, Mount St. John. ANTED, live or six experienced Coal MlntMi—Mr Moody, Ky bar Pass Hoad. ANTED, a strong Girl for a small Family in tlio Country ; must ba able to milk.—Ai.p y Wynjard Houso._ WANTED to Sell, a complete set of first-class Bukcr'a oven llttings, prico £10.— J. Kelly. Freeman's Bay foundry. _ ANTED a Uood Strong lioy, 15 years of ane.-Apply this oillce. __ V\7 ANTED to Let, two largo comfort- VV ably furnished Kooms, delightfully situ nted near to tlio Ilißh school, buHiidlo for ono or two ladies.-Apply "M,. care of Messrs J. &, J. Dickey, Quoon-Btreot. ANTED, Everybody to notice the dillerenco in Tondors for Firo Brigade :— Phillips, (Bs 34 ; Coombos, 70a Od; Alwinger, BUs. Draw your own ounciusion. Comment is needless. . TINTED, Fathers and Mothers to know that thoy can aavo an lncrodiblo amount of money by making their purchases of Drapory and Clothing at Somorflold and Leeks arcii^CleorinKjiOu^SalOj WANTED, Laud and Houses in town nnd country; must bo bargains.—W. ILJJouipier. WANTED, a Boy for a I'arm ; must be ablo to milk.—Apply Stau Ollleo for address. WANTED to Purchase, a Self-acting Circular Saw lionet), with gear,-Apply, stating particulars, to Wm. Nlcuery. V%7ANTtti), in Parncll, near Uishop's V T Court, a comfortablo Hcd-room with uso of Hittlngroom for a gentlemen (married.)-- Address, stating tonne, to 8.U., Post-oUIco, Paruell. THfrANTED KNOWN, that in a few \ \ days n 'Bus will Hun from tlio Aucklnnd Post-ofllce to Bishopacourt, Parnoll. Faro, 3d.— K. J. Kintt. WAN I'KD (in about a week), a married man, Farm Servant, who can plough, milk, and understands gardening; reference required.—Apply to Mr Jaldus, Produco Mor chuut, Custom liouso-streot, Auckland. WANTED, those who like a iirst-class potatoo to try my Oamuru's.—Thomas Stoadmau, Aucklnnd Seed I,'ep6t. in^ANTED KNOWN, that I have just W received a very choice assortment of Flowor Seedn from tho celebrated houso ot Messrs Carter & Sons, the Queen's dcodsman.— Thomas Stoanman, Auckland Scod Depot. ___ V\/ANTED, to Sell, a Store and Hotel V T In country district, doing a good busi ness; reason for selliig about to leavo tho country.—AddreßS Hotel, Stah (Jlllco. WaNThD KNOWN —Ales aud Stout to ho ha<i from W. V. Bindoa & Co., High-street and Vulcan Lano. W" ANTED to Sell, a complete set of first-class Boekoraonen Fittings. Prico, £10.— F. Kelly, Freeman's llay Foundry. ANTED KNOWN, that <J. Morri son, Asphaltcr, has Itomoved to his Now Yard Custom-Houso-stroot West, between Hobson and Nolson-streets. Asphalting at tendod to on tho shortest notloe. Also, a Largo stock cf Firowood. cut and uncut; wholesalo and]rotail. __ W"ANTE"D to Sell, Six Acres of Land (moro or less), at Hobsons' Itoai, Rcmuera, ono of tho prcttioet sights in tho district for building a marino residence.—Apply to F. Hrlflln, on tho promises, or to J. L. Hats well, Princes-street. ANTED to Sell, 100 Iron Tanks, ot good quality, at low ratos.—\V. &G. Winstono. _ __ WANTED, all economical Matrons to Inspect tho Bargains that are now boing offered at tho Great Cheap Sale of Somerflcld and Lock, cjuccn-strcct. WANTED, Orders for Trousers (o Measure, 13a Cd; Trjusors and Vest, 255; Suit, 553—Marvolloua valuo at Phillips Mart, 170, Queen-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN.-Mrs J. White, Dressmaker, otc. (recently from most fashionablo houso in Nottingham), will Wait upon Ladies at their Heßidences on receipt cf letter.—Address : Brighton. Parnoll. W7"ANTED, 1003 Purchasers for Blankets Vt nnd Counterpanes at Somerfleld and Lock's, Qaoon-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN.—At 111, Queen street (opposite Tonks" Maul, Stationery Is being Sold at KnglUh Prices. Rul«d Cream laid Note Paper, from 2d per quire; Envelopes, from 2d por packet. Hubbor Stamps, supplied with all requisites for Btamping, at 2s. Enve lopes stamped with any initial letter (boautif ully oxocuted). Is por 100; Noto Paper to match, at Is per five quires. Rubber Stamps tor linen marking supp'iod.—Noto tho Address: C. W. Goodson ; and at 53, SU Mary Axo, London. WANTED KNOWN, that Great Ad ditions have been mado to tho already well-assorted Stock of Now Goods at C. W. Goodton's. 111, Quoen-atreot, every article being ol recent importation and offered at prices suited to the times Tea, Coffee, and Dessert Services; Parian, Glass, and Chinavrare; * lec tro-platod Goods; the Poepo'-Day Alarms, at 15s, again in stock; Letter. Blotting, Hrown, and Cap Panor: Account and Pass Books with Almanao for 1831.—Noto tho address :»Oppodto Tonks's Mart. WANTED.YouugLadiescontoo-iplating matrimony to make their purchasee for heir future homes at Somerfleld and Leek's, Queen street, by which they will bo enabled to oifect a very largo Baring in thoir disbursements. WANTHD to Sell, at the City Tea Mart :-Finest Tea, 2s 8d p-r lb; Fine Rich Toaß, 2a per lb; Sugar, Id. IJd, nnd s<l per lo ; Jams, Bid per tin; Soap, 5d por bar; Picklos, 9d por bottlo; Wax Candles. Is per lb; Sperm Candles, lOd: 25 bogs Oaimoal (warranted fresh ground), 3s 6d por big; Peaches, Is, or 3 tins for 2s Gd; Marmalade 8d por tin; Knglish Sauce, 6d per bottlo; Tomato Sauco, 8d per bottlo; Blacking Brushes, 1* 0d por set; Sornbbing Brushes, from 10il each; Dandelion Coffee and Chicory, la per tin; uing Fish, Baoon and Hams, Butter, Eggs, Cheese, &0.. &o.—Rows City Tea Mart, Victoria and Albort streets, Auckland, WANTED KNOWN—That Samuel Whito has Opened a Yard noar Brito mart Hotel, Ctistom-House-streat, for the tale of Posts, Rails, Palings, Coal. Firewood, &o. All cinds o Fencing dono by contract. Wire, Corruga'ed Iron, Ornamontal Fences. All kinds of Gates fixed. Posts supplied ready bored and morticed. Rails dressed on tho ground. All at very lowest pricos.—Address, Jam. Whito Custom-Houso-stroot, oppoßito Brito-nart Hotel. ANTED KNOWN—Owing to nu merous purchases lately, I am obliged o let tho public have the benefit of my Largo Stock of Boots and Shoes at a real sacrifice Come early and secure for yourselvos the Bar gains. Best valuo in Ladles', Gonls', and Children's Boots over known in Auckland, at tho Shop of W. Johnston Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN.—We are Deliver ing in the City, for cash only :—Beat Titrco Firowood, 12s per ton; Ditto, cut in blockß, 13s per ton; Waikato Coal (best house), 22s per ton ; Taupiri Coal (best house), 23s per ton—W. &G. winstono, Custom-house street Kast and West- WANTED K. N U WN. __— TO ALI, IN WANT OF MONKV.—I fc H. NOU megon is prepared to advance the samo on personal or any other security, repayable by Weekly instalments.—Note the address: 165, Queen-stroet. opposite tho Savings' Bank. WANTED, Everybody to call at Somerfleld and Leek's Cheap Sale, and see the Bargains in Drapery and Clothing. WANTED KNOWN, that tho under signed are Caßh Purchasers of Hides, Sheepskins, Wool, Tallow, &c, athighestraarkot rateß.-GARBETT BROS, Tanners. Wool Mor ohants, Wholopalo and Ketall Boot Manu facturers, Wakofleld-street, Auokl»nd:Hasting strcct, Napier; Gladstone Hoad, Gisborne; Devon-street, New Plymouth; Thames Btre-.t. Oamaru. Works: Star Tannery, Oakley's Creek, Whau, and Point Chevalier. WANTED KNOWN, that Somerfield and Leek's Great Cheap Sale ia now on. Great slaughter of the Stock. WANTED KNOWN, that D. Goldie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes, Felloes. Irou-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near Dock, at tho lowest caeh prices. The timber, being under cover, ia bettor than that purchased olsewhero. WANTED KNOWN, that UitoY and Co. have on hand a Large and Woll- Selsoted Stock of Timber, Shingles, House Blooks, Posts, Kails, and f alings. We receive orders for all kinds of (Joiners Work, Mouldings, &c. Timber by the cargo forwarded to any port from our Coast Mills. SAWMILL AND TIMBER YARD, Custom- hotißO street West. TX^ANTED KNOWN, that E. Carr W nnd Son have to hand Building Timber in Kauri and Whito Pine. Shingles. House Blocks, Pnlinits, Posts. Rails, and Firewood in their Yard. Custom-house-streot West, opposite end of Hobson-stroet. N.B.—The increasing demand for Whito Pine has induced them to mange (or a constant supply.



Wanted. W" ANTED to Purchase, for Cash, Best Kauri Shingles, Palings, also House Blocks,—Auckland Timber Company Sawmill and Manufactory oppoßite Gas-works. Office tn Custom-house-street. Cut Kauri Firewood, 4s per load (cash) of 10 cubic feet at yard. WANTED, Persons requiring Building Materials to call at, or send their orders to, the Auckland Timber Company's Now Mill, opposite the Gas-works, where thoy can pur ohaeo the best materials at Lowest Prices. The largest stock of .■^eaeone'i Timber in the Colony, and ihe most extensive and perfect plant of the beat and latest Machinery. Kverythtng in the wood-working line done on tho premises with tho utmost despatch. Firewood, is the load of 10 oube feet. WANTED KNOWW. — Ihe Boss Puzzle has three games combined in one box price Is; Ladles'.and Gents'iFushionable Scarves, from Is; the Ladies' Indispensable, from 4s 61; Pocket Knivee and Button Hooks, from 6d; Elegant Carver Sets, in cases, from 12s to 100a; Uibioe, from Is 9d; Pass and Pocket Books, from Id; Oold-plated Albert Chains (warrantod to stand acid), from 5s Gil; K.V. and 8., from Is; Filigree Silver Jewellery; the Artist's Colour Box, Is 61 :Blotting Pads; Gold, Silver, Jet, Pearl Fancy Solitares, Studs and Lockets, from 6d; Letter-copying and Manifold Order Books; Harmonicums, Is; Concertinas; Bread Knives, Is 3d ; Gents' White Linen Shirts liable Knives. from 6a 61 p*-r dozen; Wax Dolls, Is; Nickel Pencils and Pens; Tumblers and Wines, cut glass, from 9d ouch. Porcelain Flowers and vases, Playing Cards, Letter Balances, Potoei Silver Forks and Spoons, Wallliam and Geneva Watches, French and American Clockß and Alarms ; and a Host of Useful and Ornamental Goods too numerous to mention, at prioes suited to this time of depression, at C. W. GO< >DsON S STORK, ill, Queen-street. London Office, 58, St. Mary Axe. WORKING MEN !—Plenty of good Tea at the T Pot for la 6d Der lb; a good Sugar for Id; splendid ditto, 4jd; llico, 2}d ; Corn Flour, 6(1; Sperm Candles, lOd; Stoneiets Jams, KB (tho best brand I, only 7d per tin; Orange Marmalade, 8d; California Honey. 21b. tins, la 3d; Now Dales 6d, Prunes, 7d. Plenty o( choan Provisions—Pigs' Jowls, only Id per lb.; Dried Green Peas, 2d; Eggs, lOd per dozen; Bacon, cheap ; » hecse, cheap ; Butter, cheap ; all at tho T Pot.—F. Hewin and Bbotiibr, Queen-street. A DVEKTISEK has £50 to invest in x\. some Profitable Business where his Ber vicos would be required. — Address " A.8,," Post-ofllce, Auckland. Shipping. .TKX P OR SOUTHERN Tho e.g. •T A I A R O A' Wlil leave Onohunga Wharf at 8 a.m., TO MORROW (Tuesday). Latest train for paeflonßor, 7 a.m. U. 3.5. CO.. Agonts. 4,h-rv |p"n"it WAITAIt A. The s 8. 'ItOWENA' Will loavo Onohunga Wharf TO-MORROW (Tuesday), September 21, at 12 noon. A. McGUKGOR. Manager. Or, A. BARNKB. Onebunga. Lost and. Found. ——— LOST, between High-street and Parnell Kiso, a Purse, containing Is in silver and two ono pound notes, markod on back Bindon & Co., bottlers.—A roward will bo given by re turning same to W. V. Bindon, High-street LOST, a larva Brooch, between Pitt street Churoh and Carleton Koad—Any one bringing tho Bamo to tbe Buvninci Stab Oflice will receive 20s roward. STRAYED from Epsom, on Suuday, tbc 19th instant, Two Dairy Cows in full milk; one r small finely bred Red Cow. and ona Red and Whito Spotted Cow.—A liberal re ward will be given for tht-lc return to the ownor, Mr Hosketh, Kpsom. Drapery. •jy/rONSTER T-^K APERY S ALE It DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. SOMEBFIELD & LECK, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, and OUTFITTERS, QUBKN-STREKT, Being about to Dissolve Partnership, offer to the publio the Wholo of their CHOICELY.ASSORTED STOCK AT AN JMMENSE gACRIFICEI NEW GOODS, purchased expressly for tho upproacliing SPRING and SUMMER trade, will be Cleared Out at PRICKS HITHERTO UNPRECEDENTED in tho City. ta- THIS SALE IS THOROUGHLY GENUINE, as the Stock must be realised upon to Pay Out one of the Partners. SALE COMMENCES ON SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. REMEMBER! GENUINE SALE. N.B.—All ACCOUNTS now owiDg must be paid forthwith. SOMERFIELD & LECK,' DiuPERS, Clothiers, and Outfitters, 134, QOEEN-STKEET. I



Personal. WOULD a Friend see " White " nt 5.30 p.m., Tuf eiaay, at tha Post Office. T\/TR RICHARD SEDGEMAN, Gardnor, _LjjL Call at Layers, Seedsman, Queen-st eet. To I_et. TO LET, Shed suitable for workshop ; also, Board tmd Residence for two respect* able young men.--Apply to Mrd Grlce, New market^ TO LET, a Teu-roomed House, Grammar School hoad, PorncH; immediate posso; sion.—Apply to Brown, Campbell and Co. 'fl^O LET, iv tjueeu-street, a Spacious JL First Floor with Offices complete, also a Ground Floor office.—For particulars apply to U. W. Binney. Auctioneer, Qneon street. 0 LET, House, in St. Mary's Koad PonEonby, 8-rooms; near the water; splendid view, &c —D. F. Kvan*, Krtato Agent, 71 Queen-street, opposite Bank of New Zealand. TO LET, House of eleven rooms, at pre sent in occupation of G. Lewis, Ksq.; aIBO, House of seven rooms, Selwyn Terrace, Parnell.—Apply to W. Culpan, Selwyn Terrace, or at Hesketh and Kichmond'd. rtMJ LET, a Superior .Dairy Farm of from JL 60 to 150 acres of first-class grass, securely fenced, with an excellent bush run ot 850 acres attached; also. New House of 5 rooms, and Cottage of i rooms. The Stock on the farm will ba let it. Sltuaied in a riising district.—S. Vailu, Land Agent, Shonland-B'reet. rpo LET, a iivcrooined House (three A. fire-places) in Willow street, near Free man's Bay Police Station.—Apply Mrs Kagleton, Willow-street, ofFFrauklin Koad. rt'O LET, a House of nine rooms, scul -1 lory, outhouse, &0., in Carlton Gor J'oad. —Apply to Cha3. H. Hose, Claroinont street, KyberPass. rpo LET, a five-roomed Cottage in Alex- JL andra street; good well; spacious yard.— Apply to Mrs Flanagan, Grocer, Urey-etreet. rSV) Let, in Parnell, a superior-finished I now Four-roomed House; splendid view of the Domain; rent, 10s 6d per week.—Apply John Savage, Kutland-atreet, Darnell. ry\O LET, an Eight-roomed House, lower L end o£ Habsonstreet; comma-dins; view. —Apply to H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings, mo BE LET (in the centre of the Town), .L at the foot of Wakeueld-street, the Brick Shop (with plate glass Iront), occupied by Mr Bloomflcld, Painter and Cabinetmaker; rent, 'Ma per week.—H. Ash ton and Son, Insurance Buildings. ÜBLIC HALL to"Let iv Eden Terrace, suitable for Public Meetings, &c—Apply W. K. Payne, Hden Terrace. "YfOBfH SHORE.-Cottages to Let, _L3I Furnished atd Unfurnished. Good Building Sit°s for Sale.—Oliver Mays, Pest Oillco Store, Victoria Wharf. IJ^OUR-ROOMED House to Let, in F Nelson-street; small garden; Sa weekly.— C. Williamson, Land and Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. rri o a a k c k k. To Lot, in the rl?ing township oETeAwamutu, Waikato, a flrst-oIOBS Furnace, Oven and Hake houso, doing a good bakory business.—Apply to DufFus and Dick, To Awamutu, or Messrs L. 1). Nathan and Co. Auckland. jp'or Saie POX SALE, in the KarangaViape Eoad, a Six-roomed House; water laid on, and evo>y onvenienco. Also, a Five-roomed House. —Apply to Mr Lambourne, Karangahape Road, Nawton. OH SALK1, Maize, Oats, Bian, Chaff, Hay, &c.; also. Chaff cut by the load at Hoidor Bros., Newton. OITSALE, a thriving Grocery Business, situated in Alma Place, Pormonby, cod- Bistlnir of Shop, Store-room, and seven-roomed Dwelling, together with two three-roomed Cot tages in ono bock. Owner leaving town Freehold.—Apply J. L. West, on tho premises. I7URST CLASSGOVEIINMENTLAND JO on Deferred Payments, Papurona block. —Call at Walker's Kaipara Hotel, Helonsvil o, for information and guidance. lm o & s a l jj. Sea-sido Residence, in London street, IPon sonby, splendid House, almost now, well fini shed. Gas laid in, &c. Containing 6 rooms, porch, largo wash-house, long verandah, com manding a magniflocnt view of the river and harbour; tho allotment 61 x 130. prottily laid out. Fruit Trees, Shrubs, fcummer House. Steps down to water's edge, &c. In fact a really choice spot—D. F. .Evans, Estate Agent, 71, Queen-street. OR SALE, Building Allotments : Grace-street, Ponsonby, 100 x 125, at 30a por foot; Wallace-street, Poneonby, 150 x 400, 30s per foot; Sheehan-stroet, Ponsonby, 60 x 100, for £G5; Mount Kden Koad, 95 x 198,10s per foot; Park Road, 40a; Carleton Koad, 40s per foot; Kyber Pass, 50 x 200, 803 per foot.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, 74, Queen-Btreet, opposite Bank ot New Zealand. FOR LEASE, a large and dry Ware house, with good cellar, in Custom-House streot, next to Meßsrs McKenzie and Ross.—. Apply to H. ABhton and Son, 8, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings. FriOß SALE, very cheap, the Unexpired ' Torm of Eleven Years ot a Leasehold Right-roomed House and large Garden, pitante on College Hill, Poneonby ; well adapted for a grocery store or private residence. Terms can bo made to suit purchaser.—Apply D. v. Orchard, Kstate.s Agent, &c, 18, Insurance Buildings. ON SALE, Prime Auckland Potatoes, in good order. Upset price, £215s por ton. —George Sibbin. 7, Qaeen-street. -Pi r,n—CHKAP FARM of 111 acres, 3J to 40 3J.lo\J acrßS Brass, remainder forn, &c; larga House of 10 rooms. Weekly steam com munication. This is a good opportunity for anyone requiring an inexpensive homo with plenty ot land.—s. Vaile, Shortland-street. ■P 1 Q K—HOUSK of four rooms, Scullery, and *103 Wash-house, with corner Allotment, facing a principal street. Thia is a, very cheap property.—S. Vaile, House and l<and Agent, Shortland-street nnnn— Ncac and well-finished HOUSK of 3J-i I\J f our rooms, with pantry, front and back verandah, wood-houße. workshop, tank, etc.; allotment 51 x 100. fully planted with choice vinos and fruit trees. Terms as agreed, —3. Vaile, Honse and Land Agent. JPoQfI—TWO Houses, one of four large rooms X/Aq\} (quite new), and one of two rooms, with allotments 33 x 100, good well, &c.; 25 minutes from Post-offloe.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. -Pf'Kn-— Superior Farm of 180 acres of rich X/VQV black loam on lime3tone formation, all in flr-t-class order. 100 acres grass, 2J acres orchard, 77 acres bußh; largo ran adjoining; new House of Four Rooms and out-buildings ; Church and school close at hand.—S. Vaile. Land and House Agent, Shortland-street. nn o 1 1—PRItTTY Suburban Cottaco, now and X,OO\J -well finished and fitted throughout, containing 5 rooms, with Bay window, front and back verandah, waBH-houßO, fowl house, tank. &c; allotment S5 x 200 feet.—3. Vailo, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. rnOK LEASE, a Family Residence at A? Remuera, containing 10 spacious rooms, with detached coaoh-housa, 3-atall stable, and every convenience necessary to make the home of a gentleman complete. The grounds com prise about 8 acres, a portion of which is taste fully laid out in garden, shrubbery, and tounia lawn, the remainder in moatiow. The view is cno of the mo*t beautiful in Romuora —Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. rr\ O A R X I V E, ; .per 'la.pwing,' 50 Tons PRIME OAMARU POTATOES. G. S. J~A~~K INS, CUSTOM-riOUSK STREET. TIT U L h BROTHERS HAVK NOW LANDING, Xx 'Famenoth' and 'Loch Dook, 1,20 0 PACKAGES, Consisting of GROCERIES AND OILMEN'S STORES, AND lIA.VE FOB SALE AMERICAN RANGES AND STOVE 3 BARBED STEEL FENCING WIRE DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWKRS CORNSACKS, GRINDSTONES, OIL STONKS, &c, &c., &c. I Agents for J. Craig & Son's Celebrated Scotch -1 Whiskey. HULL BROTHERS, Auctioneers, Wine and Spirit Merchants, Queen-street ! Kauri Gum Stores, Breakwater Free and Bonded Stares, Albert-street Board and Residence. PRIVATE .Board and Residence for Two Gentlemen where no other boarders are kept; terms moderate.—Apply Star Offlce. A N Apartment with Board iv the /jL Knrangahape Road for a lady or gentle man h»vinar occupation daring the day; terms moderate.—Addrosß " D.8.," Star Offlce. BO"akD~AND RESIDENCE—TwoSu. porior Bedrooms, use of Sittlnu-roonj with Piano, suitable for married couplo or single gentlemen. Few minutes' walk from Poat ollice. Terms, moderate.—Address, "Flint,; Stab Office. JT\ OYERN OR BROWWJB HOTEL \JT HOBSON-STREKT' Board and Lodging 20s por weel Mnole room) -26s Musical. "Royal '^^SsjHfflfi^i? °7 asi0> Academy ~tM\l\tymwfifiytt!rir London. MR H. GORDON GOOCH (Bronz and Silver Medallist and Adaoclatt ' having studied Three Years in thl* Royal am "National Institution, is in the opinion of th " several Professors with whom ho was placed "duly qualified to teach Hinging.—(signed " G. \. Maofarben. Mug. Doo. Cambrldge. ---•' 1879." In reference to the above,' Mr Gooah U pr« pared to receive names of Private Pupils fo hinging and Production of Voice at his privat residence in Wakeneld-stroot (late Culpan's) an> at the Auckland Music Warehouse, whore con inuaications may be loft. 13 Private Leaions (Half-hours) J33 3s Od. 13 Private Les.Ofla (Hour'» length) £5 5s 0



I Public Notices, SALE OF WAIMATE PLAINS. WEST COAST, NORTH ISLAND, Crown Lands Office. Wellington, 9th September, 1880. It ia hereby notiHed that 127 Sections of Land In the abovenamed locality will bo offered for sale on deferred animmeaiato payments. Tho Bections on deforred payments will be open for application on Monday, the 26th uoto ber, at ilio i-and ofiloep. Carlyio and Uawera. Sootions for -which there are more than one ap plloation will, be submitted to auction, between the applicants ouly, on Thursday, the 28th Octo ber, at Hawera. ... I The price of Land on deferred payments will be £5 an acre. Fire shlllioKS psr acre will havo to be deposited on making appl cation. Kacn applicant will only be alloweu to apply Jtor one section on deferred paymoatf. Applicants for land on deterred paymentß may send their applications and depoß ta, with statutory declaration as required by "The Lund Act, 1877," through poßt to Land Office, Carlyle, Patea, to arrive on or before the 25th October. Knvelopes should bo marked " Ap plication for deferred payment land, Waimate Survey District." The land on immediate payments will be sold by public auction, open to all bidders, on Fri day the 23th October, at Hawera. Upset price, &i an acre. On immediate payment there are 88 scctione, ranging from 50 acres to 100 acres each. On deferred payments there are 39 sections, ranging from 5U acres to 80acres each. Colored lithograph plans may be seen atalltho Land Offices of tha colony on and after the 15th, mat. Information as to the mode of making appli cation!) for Land on deferred payments, and the necessary forms, may be had from any of the Commissioners of Crown Lands. W. ROLLE3TON. Minister of Lands, YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, COENEK OF WELLESLBY & ALBERT STREETS. NEW BOOKS 1 NEW BOOKS I NEWBOOKBI Just Added to theTibrary, NEW WORKS, comprising :-Life of John Wesley, by Tyreman, 3 vok-Ltre of Francis Ridley Hayergal-Life of Sir Jamea Brooke—Mrs Gaskells Works, 7 vols.—Mrs Henry Wood's Latest Works-Hpw to Get Strong-Sir John Lubbock's Scientific Lectures-Gilmore's Travels-Men of the Back woods—Amateur Poacher—China: Historical and Descriptive, &c, &c, &o. Library Hours : 12 Noon till 10 p.m. Terms, 23 6d Pbb Qcabtkb in Advance. AUCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM MAR ECUOOL. The Fourth Quarter. 1880, will commenco on TUKSD AY, the stb October, when the Treasurer will attend to receive fees. joHNjAMEg> Secretary. f*\ £\ to £1,000 LKNT on Building Society oW.LU principles, or or other terras to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Se^ List of Properties for Sale on 4th page.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane.— Seven per cent, allowed on money deposited for investmej" WHERE'S? WHO'S WHAT'S?— Questions and Answers.—Q. Where can I leave an order for a Sorvantfrom Hannaford's Auokland Registry, without going to the top of Queen street?—A. A ithe Branch Office. Q. Who will receive my Letters, ro-diret them, and forward to any address I—A. I wilL Q. What Central Office can I leave Small Parcels at, with the Certainty of their being delivered at any part of the City or Suburbs?—A. At mine. Q. Who will Bafely Store my Luggage for Is per month?-A. I will. Q. Whore can I readily Sell or Lot Land or Houses?—A. At my Branch office. Q. Where can I readily Buy or Kent ditto at low rates?-A. At my Branch Office. Q. Who can get me a Loan o£ Money on good security ?-a. lean. Q. Vho keepa an Inquiry Boot, wherein 1 can continuously reuister (wherever I might be) Information for Inquiries friends?—A. I do. Q. Who ia the principal public amauuensis in Auokland?-A. lam. Q. Who are you ?-A.T. B. Hannaf ord. Q. Where's your Main Office ?-a. Upper Queen-street, Q. Where's your Branch?—a. Darby-street, under Albert Hall.—T. B. H*nnaford, General Agent, Scrivener, and Collector, Office of the Waita kerei West and Okahu Highway Trustees, Upper Queen and Darby streets, Auckland BMUEKA LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY (LIMITBD). The Company is now prepared to negotiate for the sale (under the deferred payment system) of Choice Villa Sites at Remuera. The sites are unsarpa°sed for situation and view, arc within easy distance of tnetraio, and 'busses run hourly to and from Auckland, Sitoß can be obtained to suit purchasers, varying in Bizo from one acre and upward*. . The Company is aleo prepared to advance money to the purchasers of Bites for the erection of buildings thereon. . Further particulars can be obtained at the Office, Shortland-atree^ WHITB> Secretary pro tern, "DOKOUGH OF PAKN EhL. The Parnell Borough Council having adopted the following By-laws with amendments, notice s hereby given that a Special Meeting will be held at the Parnell Borough Council offices on THURSDAY, September 23,1880, at 8 p.m, to confirm them. Br-LAw No. 2. To license Vehicles, Hackney Carriages, and Borough Stage Coaches to ply for pas tongers or hire in the Borough. BY-LAW No. 3. To License Carts, &0., to remove Nignfaoil In tho Borough. By-Law No. i. To License Pedlars and Hawkera to trade in ,h 0 Borough. BKEYNOLDa> Town Clerk. Angust 31st, 1880. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM, in town for FURNITURE, CARPETS, and BUD DING, is at T. & H. Cooke's 67 Queen-BtreeU WARDROBES, Chests of Drawers, Washstands, and Toilet Tables of choice Mottled Kaori, on Bale at T. & H. Cooke's, 67. Queen-street. - IHEATHER BEDS, Kapok Down Beds, r Pnlu Beds, and all kinds of Mattrasscß, Palliasßes, Bolsters, and Pillows for Sale at T, and H. Cooke's, 67, Queen-street. / \INLY ESTABLISHMENT in Auckland v/ employing Steam Power in the Manu facture o£ Furniture is T. So H. Cooke'a, 67, Quoen-Btroet. PERAMBULATORS, atßeduced Prices, on Bale at T. & H. Cookb'b, 67, Queen street. FIVE Per Cent. Discount allowed to Cash Porobasera at T. & H. Cookk's Furniture and Carpet Wwehouse 67, Queen ttreet. " A UCKLAND CONSOLIDATED i\. LOANS ACT, 1879." NOTICE. Holders of Debentures of the various Loan issued by the Municipal Corporation of tho Cifc of Auckland, New Zealand, are hereby notified that, on presentation of the same, together with Coupons attached, at the Office of the National Bank of New Zealand (Limited), 37, Lonibard street, London, Delivery of the New Debentures issued under the powers of the above-named Aot will be given. To meet the convenience of Debenture-holders in the Colony, the Auckland Branch will be pre pared to forward the Bonds and Coupons (at the risk of the owners), on torma to bo ascertained at the Bank. Manager. Auckland, September 1,188 . XTEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS. Just Opkneb Up, at H. L. POSSENESKIE'S, . NRW TWEEDS AND COATINGS, Comprising Bliss, West of England, Bannock burn, and various other manufactures of Scotch Tweeds. New Twkeds and Coatings 1 A Large Variety of French and German T wood?. Nkw Twebds and Coatings 1 Worsted Coatings in all Shades and Patterns, New Twbeds and Coatings ! Superior Meltons, Beavers, and Venetians in all Bhades. New Tweeds and Coatings ! West of England Superfine Black and Blue. NEW TWEEDS AND COATINGS ! JUST OPKNED OUT, AT H. L. POSSENESKIE'S, Mbuciiant Tailor & Habitmakkk, Opposite the South British Insurance Uuildingc. Shoktla-<d-btrbiit, Auckland. N.B.—A Large Variety in H Fancy Vestlnga for winter wear. Special Observance: AUUwork warranted Han^-Made only. THORNTON SMITH, AND FIRTH'S PRICES CURRENT (Wholesale) Subject to alteration without notloe. Sacks. lOO's. «r» Crown Brand Flour £ s. d. £s. d. £a. a. per ton 13 0 0 13 10 0 H 0 0 T.S.&F. Canterbury Flour 12 0 0 12 10 0 13 0 0 Sharps, per ton ..600 .. •■ Bran, per ton .. .. 6 0 0 .. •■ Fowl Wheat .. .. 3». 61. per biißhel. The above prices iaolude sacks and bagr—nacKß and bags not rotornaolo. Terms: r*sh, Auokland. 17th Sept., 1880. piTY FLOUR MILLS Messrs J. BYoaoir & C 0.3 P«iohi Current. Sacks. lOOlbi. SOlbs. SuporflneSilkDrcssea Flour— £ B. d. £ 8. d. £ s. d Anchor Brand .. 12 0 0 12 10 0 13 0 ( Baker'sßxtra .. 13 0 0 — —. Sharps, per ton 7 0 1 Bran, per ton .. .... .. 7 0 I Sacks and Bags included. Cabin Bread, £18 per ton; cases, 2a 6d, ■ - ■ ■ ■~.i^.'.-J , •.-...■ t.. ■ . , : . .. , ■„ ...... _^



Publio Notices. - ORKING Men.—No Deception in either quality or workmanship.—J. ';„>„ Williams, Tailor, Victoria-street. T> E M O V A E7 I. MaoKint-ay. Sign and Ticket Writer, has removed from Darby-strr.et to Klllot-street, a > a.Q tew doora above Coustrs and Atkin, Coach Builders. Writing done for the trade. A UCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTa. SWIVEL ROWLOCKBI SWIVKL ROWLOCKS I Hanlon'* Potent Rowlock, or Clamper's, of : i!i London, first introduced in Melbourne and New Zealand by T. B. H. TiILOE, Boatbuilder, Old Custom-house-street, Wellinxtoo. ! -\r o t i c jts" One Red Cow, noupei in horns, white on the tail, near calvlng.bas been running on my farm for tho list month. The owner can have it by paying damages, 153. jAMKapAic Mount Kofikill Road. X>UAIiD OF EDUCATIOJS, I The Miohaelmas Holidays in the Schools In and near Auckland will be the Weelc beginning MOND 4. Y. 27th September instant, B y orderoltheßoa.d koENTEßiOß;i Secretary, ■\TOTICE TO CHILDKEN.—AII Dan- J_l o!ng Pupils from Auckland and Snbnrba invited to Practice at Choral Hall on Tuesday at 1p m. for He-union on Thursday next, JNo visitors allowed.—Allen West. I HEREBY Challenge W. Mettam to ran 100,150, and 200 yards for £20 a-side. JAMKd CUMMINS. Tenaera. - ..,..;: ' ' AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Harbour Board Ofllco, n • ' Auckland, September 8,1880. Tenders will be received at this offlco until TUESDAY, the 21st instant, at noon, for tho Construction of No. i T, Qaucn-Btreet WharX,in terms of plaDB and speciiioitions to be seen at the Engineer's Office. ~ Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily '"renders to be endowed, " Tender for No. 4 JaM T, Queen-street Wharf." D. H. MoKBNZIE. . HloJijO Chairman. A UCKLAND HAUBOUR BOAKD.,, TENDER FOR LEASE OF BATH SITE, , , . HABDINGKSTRKKT. n'u ■ Harbour Board Offloa, Auckland, Sept. 9,1880. Tenders will ba received at this office until Tuesday, the 16th day of November, 1880, at noon, for tho Lease oC Bath Bite at Hardinge street, in terms of conditions, draft lease, ana plans to be seen at this offioe. ; . ' v^L The highest or any tender not necessarily ; HCCOptCII. Tenders to be endorsed, " Tender for Lease of Bath Site." D . h. MoKBNZIB, Chairman. ' rp o ii U I LI) E R S. Tenders will be received until Noon of WED NESDAY, September 22nd, for the Erection ana Completion of a Villa Residence at Cheltenham, North Shore. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, j . "./ m 0,. B U ILD ER S Tenders''will be receivod until 4 o'clook on , ; f SATURDAY, the 25th instant, for Building an Hotel at the Wade. Architect. m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to Nooen on THURSDAY, the 30th inßtant. for the ereoUon of a Villa Residence on the Company's Estate, Remuora. Plana at o«r offices. MAHONET & .. , Arcbltects. fTIENDERS for the erection of a School I and Teacher's Residence at Kibikibiroa „ ~, will bo received at the Ofßco of the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auckland, until noon ■. - of THURSDAY, the3oth September instant. Plans and specification may be seen at the ~j Office of the Board, or on application to MrF, ; j &}& Q. Thomas, Kirikiriroa. np o CARPENTERS. Tenders will be received until noon on THURSDAY, 23rd instant for the Kreotion of a 17-roomed House (labour only) neat Choral Hall. Plans, &c, on seoond floor South British ; ' Chambers. R w< Arobiteot. isoots and Snoes. ,• - * r QTEPH E N S' SPRING SHIPMENT OF ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL BOOTS AND SHOES Has arrived, containing tho Latest Fashions and Newest Goods in the Trade. These are Qj ' now on Sale at Cheaper Prices than such articles have ever before been offered to the publio. TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS IN PRICES I : i ' Tremendous Reductions in Prices! , AT X STEPHENS', 136, Qubkn-stbbet. V tfhree paibs of boots fob the foemeu pkice of two ! Tremendous Reductions in.Pbioes! Tkkmbndous Reductions in Pbiceb 1 NOTICE TO HEADS OB" FAMILIES Respecting the Children's Feet. Stephens' enormous Stock of Boots and Shoes'1 selected and bought at a great reduction from ' , the Best Makers, oiFers »n opportunity seldom ■ t «« met v*ith of llttinK nt) a family with this india- *' * pensable article of dally wear. The importance of keeping children's feet warm and dry cannot be over-estimated, and at Stephens' you can now;: t. get three pairs of boots for the usual price of two. ONLY THE, BEST GOODS IN STOCK. YANK KB BOOTS.—A Fresh Shipments Of Yankee Boots from Children's s'ze to Maids'l and 2,21) per cent. Cheaper than last. ■ F.B. havinc completed his Improvements in- Wi vites the Ladies of Auckland to Inspect hia . ~ Stock. ' ,-■_ ~ . , ' " T OO X OUT! TO .OK OUT u^ « , FOR THE BLUE BOOT. 1.. CALL at C. BROOKES' and inspect his Large Stock of English and Colonial Goods ' Compbibins: LADIES'GENT'S AND CHILD REN'S \ j>. Elastic Sidzs and Lack-Ups. All Kinds and all Sizes, at Gbkat BBDrjOTIONa CALL EARLY! CALL EARLY I C. BROOKES, BLUEBOOT. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER. (Opposite GarJick and Cranwell's.) WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUU BOOTS AND SHOSCS? Where wo hive bought them for the last 15 or 16 years where we get a good fit and real value for our money, AT THE RED BOOT, J. BORLSY, NEWMARKET, All kinds of Boots on hand and made to measure. Auctions. TO-MORROW. BANANAS I BANANAS I BANANAS - COCOANUTS AND PEANUTS. ■ G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to sell by public auction at his Mart, Qaeen-etroet, To-morrow, September 21st, at 11 o'clock, 72 Bunches Bananas ~ - fit Ob bos Bananas 10 Backs Coooanuta 10 Saoks Peanuts. - -y 1.0-MORKOW, XQOB. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, , at Arthur's Mart (Furniture Department), HOUBKHOI.D FURNITURE and RFFECTB (New and Seoond-hand) for Parlour, Din ingroom, Bedroom, and Kltohon; latro Glass-front Bookcise, Sewing Machlnop, American Stoves. Oaa Htove, Ranges, large fine Fiji Mat, Earthenware Jugt, tec. Looking Glasses, Pianos, Aiuorican Urgan, Piotures, Gold Watoh, Silver W a tchos. Clocks, Clothing, Drapery, Bocts.; Books, Millinery, Trimmed Hats, &c Government Store?, Saddles, &o. B. TONKS.] [B. a OABB. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. CANTERBURY POTATOES! CANTERBURY POTATOIS B. TO?KS~& CO. WILL sell on Thursday, the 23rd last., at oleven o'clock, 1003 Bags OANTERBURr POTATOES. ) Prime Sample. ""(Continued on Fourth Page.