r amount promised to bo allowed, whether, in cash or paid up policy, can be granted; with safety. They .do not think either should be increased, and recommend that on applyin" the real, and not the in creased agesoft ho lives assured should be taken, as both rates of premiums and amounts of surrender allowance must be ultimately determined by competition on the spot they consider that so long as the .first are sufficient and the second not too high, it i 3 not necessary to propose upon purely theoretical grounds any revision of -veither beyond the rates for single premiums "■'. befijre 'adverted to. Theoretical perfection 'must be subordinated to the practical con sideration involved on meeting the public demands.' In conclusion they say: "The "results of our valuation show that the finances of the Department are in a sound condition, and considering the low rates of premiums paid by the assured, the amount of the devisable surplus appears .• to be very satisfactory, and the business of the Department to have been well ■! conducted, and in such a manner as to re flect great credit on those who have been responsible for its management. From the summary appended to the report is taken the following totals :—Number of policies; 11,620; sums assured, 4,171,004 ; annual " premiums office, £132,057; net tf ;M.~4} per cent., £102,199; value of sum 3 assured^ £1,593,841 ; value of annual premiums '.office,' £1,618,669, H.M. 4£ percent, net, £1,258,000; net liability, £360,447 ; annuity total in 36 sums assured per annum, £2694; annual premiums office, £90 ; net H.M. 4J per cent, £78; valuation value of sums assured, £21,568 ; value ot annual premiums, a office, £294.; H.M. 4J per cent, net, £275; ------net liability, £21,293. -, ■< „ ;

(BY TELEGRiPH. -PRESS1 ASSOCIATION.)

House of Representatives.

1 THE SHOOTING CASE AT IIbNGONUI

In the House yesterday afternoon, a long report on the action of cert&in'Jus'tices with reference to the shooting ease at Mongonui ' 'was'.lai.d ,on,the table by the Government on Mr Ltmdon's motion; J After some dia cussion, .it was . ordered to ■■ be,, pripted. "Messrs SfIKKHAN, Fax.nnd Lund'on apoke •:, of the case as shewing the incompe toncy of, " Justices. Mr HICK said the printiugiwas' premature, asr thtf case• was hririg-further; enquired into, i,,;'"'., . '""■>'. '" eiaH am to W^i-At^.M^^MssiuiA uT | tforrepiy. to Mr ahlwbight, .Mr.tDic?: said it was not intended at> present to erect a lißhthonßoafKaiiiaraHead^ but buoy's and beacon's wold, be arranged.' In reply to ".questions, the Government stated they could not extend thS!" colljsci '" : B^tem,to Relayed telegrams;.,,,,,',.'.,' ~i/ * j WAIKATO •■' BRIDGES." The Government also-stated the ;cost of the iNgaruttwahia railway-bridge •had'be'eh' ■(£16,980,: and the [cost of materials for this Hamilton bridge-had been upwards,7of £6,000. It was not advisable to state the .probably "cost1 of the; erection,'as tehaers were TbMng! caUed for. 4 ''•'. *£"'" RHPMES 'TO OTHER QUESTIONS. •^..'A-Jbillta settle the native land dispute'at- Mount Vernon, as by the Native Affairs Committee, would be intro ,f(dflCe^li;ii, ,x^.^'%'l ;<■■ ■•'•)■:.■ Wfls-l Aj The Arawata's passengers, on last trip from Sydney, had been allowed to land in t accordance ■with Dr. PMlson's opinion, that i the quarantine regulations werel complied, with, and no danger existed. : ':' The Attorney-General has not:,received any letter from Mr.Sankey, of Mahurangi, on any subject1 .•••■•: ~ . Mr Kkkvks then being interrupted, by 7 Major 'ATKINSON, for introducing' tigbate v' able imatfcer, when asking a question \ about 'lighting the French] Pass, moved the ad " journment of. the House, and. continued speaking on lighthouse and other matters " uprtd the dinner adjournment.! ' •■"'-* ~> *'': | ? THE'BTdNEWA.Lr,ING-LABT NIGHT. At -Mr Reeves resumed speaking, and continued up. to,' nine o'clock,'when Sir George GREY rose and spoke about the sub .'■. ject of the LegislativelCouncilJ declaring it .: was an'iniquitous system which?allowed a 'nominated .Chamber: to. rbyer-rule the ;; deliberate decision of an elected■': House, as was done regarding the Oaths and "■> Affirmations', Bill, !and> 'liaW,Practitioners' ' Bill.' He, warmly commended.the efforts -' made by' the noble little, bacd, who, in • defence of their just rights, were Opposing ■ this J;.bili, ' and he; called on those, who .-, followed him to assist tljein in opposing a measure which was unjust to the mass of the people. It was a measure to ' hand over all the power of the people to a-

■ few rich- landowners in one portion of the .^colony, and he'wouldoppoae'ittothe last.! ■ •'-;' Mr: Hall replied at some length to; : Sir i George Grey's remarks, .i 'i'he question noy i at issue was:'even of- more' importance :l than.the bill itself. ' It. was whether ?' ft small rrjinority of headsirong men; should be allowed to coerce a oiajority > and rule ty • 'ah-:iunscrupulous 'use of- the 'forms"of the ■' House: ' These form's were,never'in^ended I 1 ,tp allow a. minority to impose; its will ■ oh:'.the \ majority, and paralyse the action of Parliv '■: rne'rit'I''This could iidtb.e' toleritedim'frJer ■ by'the'House or ijountry.' At all hazards ' ; ' the Gbvernraent >wa3 bound to maintain the ■;fundamental principles- of repreßentalfve ■ institutions that ,the ,will of 'hetjniajjSnty . must an&shaH.■ p.tev'aiL [■AMl (businessnwas now practically suspended' by*;the:n<iw!foifnl of obstruction initiated- by a member, Mr Speight,.whp'hadnp concern"with the prol visions'of the bill which were objected to, ■ The present abuse of the forms of the House 'WaßJgrievbus'sini scandalous." ;|^o delibera tive bodv_ could tolerate m su(!hllii.>9iatei.ot T affairsj and" day by day the anger of the country wal^'beSig'1" excited _by itj .T,he7 ( GoyejcnmeHt;couldZhaversympa^Eßea i iwith'*':'trie \Nelson " members' in reason-; 'able objection.-:^'They-:*-knew wfiilj ! they ow ; e4to J thpse;member j a,;and;Tegre,tted the course duty" had.-.-comjjelled them •fia take,.. Dad any concession! been con- I sisted" with their duityj* the Government jWQuldT^gladly /have H made/ iit O jto the Nelson members, but it was 'not now. Of'■course;' compromise was im-j • possible, and the:Governmentrw.OHldi[ma& '. none.!;ioM6^oi;her-.bnsinesd-. shouldnbS gpfle on with untii:thisbill ;Iwasaea,lt with by fflei [House,, The Government wouldTSumr. "nothiijg else .to .be .dope.BOW-untiLthiiLbilli ' became ""law. ri The^ majority, would" not| allow themselves to be set at defia,nce,—and ;:,the[House to'be'madtfi ai laugfifngtitbck|td the country. It would assert the authority, and showthat.the' rriajority musji.nJe. j Messrs Speight,*'Jtevestam ana Seddonj continued the discussion till 12.30, when,* while the latter was talking, the House was counted out. .. ' .' . , |

SUPREME COURT.-This day.

■.:.'.'' -.in BAkcoT , -■ I (Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) j Re J.'°M.'i)Ytiß, a debtor.—implication for discharge.—Mr J. M. Alexander appeared' •for the debtorj'. and"'applied, for an,order! 'authorisingMsdischarge frpmjbank'juptcy. —Granted..;. ; ■ i'J Z'iJ ■/.!-:. ■,-■/.! Black V. Gwynnbth.—Mr E, Hesketh rfor 'plaintiff; and, Mrl,'Tyler ,tor Jde-; ■feridank—Upon this.! case, sbeing:,;san-j , nonnced, ; Mr '.. Tyler/ intimated could not give his; consent "to :i .trie1 demurrer being argued in the Court', of Appeal, as he previously thought he could., ■ He, therefore, had ■■ to; l move' for; .leave.1. Jtp; appeal against the order 'made'byj"fiis| Honor setting aside the proceedings] in the Wellington .district. -^Lease was, granted'on the usual terms.—Mr; Hesketh; then moved for a decree ordering the performance of the contract on.'tHei ground that the defendant had not appeared, or pleaded there was no obstacle to theCpurt making the necessary order.—His Honor, i thought that in face of the motion for appeal! he could not make ajdecree white'if he re-; -fused it and allowed the right of appeal^; the litigants, in case, he was wrong, would j .have tne benefit—The decree was'conse,-• qnently refused. ALFBKD BtfCKLAND V. McMUBRAY AND OTHERS. —This was an action^fo ■:specific"perf6Mnance"df a'covenaSFf or =pur- chase/contained in a lease-of prb'perty';frpm 'John Hoop to Charles Stichbury, and al leged' t6i!Be "binding oilI'the1 defdncfairts; Annie McMurray, John' Hoop''McMurray (her son,) andjGeorge'Eviti'" tl*&&- declar ation set out that in 1864/ 'ThOinfi"^ Stich bnry;obtained fromiSs;settler- named John Hoop.ua! '35;;' years ■•lease'' 0 of pro perty j'Sn/Qrieen'-Btriet, >i;a^;'a' f'weekly rental of £4 10s and J 'the right of parchasing Uie, said property any time before the expiration ' : ot- tjie i 4ease jf fpr the sum Of'£3Cpp«Vln ; ;1373 Jptoj-Hoopfdied after' "bequeathing this - property to John McMurrayj and in 1878 this p'ersori also died leaving a wife and two' children >(a_r girl^bd a boy). In the previous year,_ viz., 1877, PhasijStiChbnry assigned his intefest in the property to Alfred Buckland in cqnsidm tionof the sum of £10, jind Mr •Bnckland now j'eeks:, to exercise V the right ,of purchase granted to him .under the trans ferred lease. Mr A. E. Whitaker appeared for the plaintiff, Mr. E. Hesketh. for' Annie McMurray, Mr James Kusaell for George Hyitt(who is an executor under. Hoop's •will),' and Mr S. Hesketh1 for the infant, John Hoop McMurray. The'case was ar fined at Bomo length this morning. The tlaiatiff's right to purchase is yirtually.conr «64ed,and the only question remaininarto kesolved'appeare to be- whether the child •o»"itßt;ni6ther .shall r;cpn^y;tffie aT?! l}P^' ;y receive'the'money'!"*1 v" fimi

SCINTILATIONS.

ngjAoo i;;■' j .&:•: —! ajAon < "Be brief, tor itns~vnru -vcords as withl-sun- beams ; tne more thoy arecoadousad the deeper they burn."—Sodthki. . Brownjoh'n* Very appropridtely calls his yacht his floating debt. It isn't paid for. " What makes the hair fall out ?" asks a correspondent. TJrj'usually ■it is the pro perty of the deceased" that makes the heirs fallout. ■'*■•'■ ■ ■■■■■' ■"■ ■ '■■■■■" '••°" A .^Western, editor, who started, a news 'papet called it the *'Smallpox," so- that everybody would -take- it: when they" got where it*was.;, .r y \<j ,v ;■ f Mr Pars'dns, of TeAvramutu, took 5001bs of honey from his fa,rm last year. . , -'■': Mr 'Robert Love had started a juvenile minstrel troupe, .and is atiGreymouth. ,It is intention of a;well-known • land owner iv.the vicinity of, Cambridue, to cut' up hi*.property into small farms, and offer the sa'me'for,, sale about the New Yea?. ' 'A labourer named Cloud, hanged himself at Clive (Hawkes' Bay) on Saturday during a iit of depression caused by want ot work. A youth employed by Smitb, a butcher at the Spit (Napier), was arrested on a charge of rape on his employer's daughter, aged'thirteen years. ':. • n'? a j Mr Garrard, a brother of the captain of the Taraiua, has in his possession aJ frag ment; of a shirt marked 'George Young,' with the studs still in it. The name does not appear in the passenger lists., Some years ago the Presbyterians began a mission in a poor and neglected part of London. Last month a new church and .institute was dedicated as the result,.and ther'eiiiie 700 members. The cost of.the .buildings^ was £14,000. - ■ " ' ■''^Miss-Lizzie Morgan, a favourite through •put^ejW^^aland, ia now ia Greymouth'. ';V Sruic'e.^Metternich, lately Austrian A mbassador in Paris, once made a clever little, speech to a lady who was the best dressed grand-dame in1 the Second Empire. " I ji^tu^,". said .his excellency, ".thatjyour 'bonnets grow smaller and smaller, 'and1 tne bills larger and larger. One of these days the maker will bring nothing but the bill."

£30 worth of jewellery was stolen from the Junction Hotel,. (Jhristchurch,., last night. Two young men ivere arrested on suspicion. '•<■■'■ ',\-'-\, ~,' ' ■ ,-y1 ?VSH Mr Bleudonji' the,,' concractor ,for ,tbe draia diversion, Queou-strcet, has brought the work up to the Queen-street'junction'. "sCdunt! Tyner,'^formerly jattache''' tVfhe German Embassy..- ia. -Leridon,' ~who was plunged into.disgrace;thereand>nly saved from criminal prosecution by the',G}ernian Embassadof, aCbiint;y6n,Munst'er,ias'.seVting the Embassadorial iuViolability, Iwb been dismissed; from the army arid degradedtrona the ranks otno.bility. :i ~'"■' irr°y !''-■?;;.-'^ , :f)U!Mr'W. S; Buck.is.about .to ilake charge of ,;t .handsameiiew hotel at Morrinsville. •ifj A3 lar£e^ important'meeting of; kingite natives;is being held at Kawhia, this jW.eefc. .X^ejgingj^abjanui and,other bigibtißsiare jtoerej , and .their future policy wjth reference to.dpetting^KaWhta'-'harbour" •will" be then decided.,^ ~ '. ;rr ,r"-"-nj i A number or cKarred' letters, sojae .of whiclThave beetf identified as by the San Francisco mail, have been found in thfc apartment of Rendle, the Napier post-pffi.ee The Kotorua brought a prize pure-bred Ayrshire bull from Otago last trip for Mr D.Nolan.

A clergyman was once forced to say to a congregation that persisted in depositing buttons in the contribution-box : " Brethren whow^sh|tcr,cqntributeAbutt(inaiWill.please not hammer down the eyes, for while that process doei not increase their value as coin it does iraparc their useful ness as buttons." " We're iv a pickle now," said a man in a crowd. " A regular jam," said another! " Heaven preserve us 1" mourned an old lady. Midaaß.ivt ,ovl«i oT ■ !

" Always pay as you go," said an old Aberdonian to his nephew. "But, Uncle; suppose I haven't anything to pay with ?" " Then don't go." __ " Amantha, hcTmurmured, with pathos in his voice, "why do you quiver at my touch? Why do you shrink from my em brace as the startled fawn trembles at the rustling jpf the] autumn leaves;?" TJ've "beeja?vaccina'tedj" shetsa'id, eJO »1- j

NEW NORTH DEVON G.M. CO.

THE annual meeting of shareholders in-the New North Devon Gold-mining Company was held this afternoon at Mr F. A. -AlVhite'a office, Shortland-street. Proxies handed in and shareholders present repre sented :5,000 shares.. Mr.C.: Alexander thecbair ~„■ ....,, ; ~ ~v a% iJ DIEECTdiis'REPORT. —Thef ourth annual report of the Directors for the year ended; 31stf <!july.ir™aa.;read .as- follows: —The 'regret 'that the, past year-has ~ai>i "been more satisfactory, but in' cori'sgqueucq of the amount o£ dead work required to be 'done-'to openl up the mine; the1 working-Mis' shown a loss of £1427__10s 4d. It "wili!"De seen, pa reference to the Mine ;Manager's report'that'nothing has been left undone by either the Directors or Mine Manager to develope tnis er'onnd. The Directorsjhave called mADI, extraordinary. £ me.etjng to alter the -.r-, roles of the; Company,! so thjit_.'a larger call nlay be made -|f found necessary. Theyrocowmeudthat no lithit to the call be fixed,"as their interest! in the miner willialways provent; ,e,all jbejn^ made, -than , absolutely, ,neqesj3ary.! 'As* there was a disposition on the parjtpf the Alburnia Company to amalgamate with1 this Company, the queatibr/ia alsoPb'rought; forward for the opinion, and ruling of share holders ; but the directors would nptjrecom-j mend an amalgamation unless a fair propor tion t qf A4burnia>Bhareslwere,Offered7for ourj mine. In accordance with the Company.«! .rules,.the wtidle of-the Directors retire, andi bein|f 'eligible,' «ffer for( ijje-j election. It is also the duty of this meet ing;to elect an ; auditor ior jthe;ens J uinf» year,': awfix'his remuneration.'—C.' Aijexandeb.!

BaIiANCE of re-j ceipts and expenditure shewed :—Receipts : Cash as per balance-sheet of 31st July 18S0, £387^195;. goldiand jtailipgsj; £2600165; from calls', £695 .iTa-Gd ; from Columbia! Goldminingr Company,: £317. 'AOs Id; from! debtors, £64 iis'Sd^Tptal—£4966 3slod.j "expences,n£337o 6s 6d; stationary, taxes,! &c, £119 Is id-f fruihing, £345 9s 6d;, •cash~as—per~balance sheet,""£93'4s "S3, Total—£4o66 3s lOd. „ PKOyiLANn. Lpg3 /ACCOPJJT^IIehtor..:1 •To'^alabbe', £286 m^&u<Mtif ei^effli.j ture, &c.f-£4345 6s sd. T6-tal-£4632' 61. ' Creditor : Gold, &c, £2917 16» Id; leaviDg! a debit balance 0fj£1714.9s lid.

Balance Sheet.—To creditors, includ-i ing mine expenditure and crushing, £514 1h 8d ; to capital,Tyiz/.iSpp^s^areg at £1 each, i £8000; less"*uncalle*d capftal, 16s 6d per < share on 8000 shares, £6600. Total, £1914: Isßd.—By debtors,-£lO6 7s 6d ; cash in! bank and in hand, £93 4s 3d; profit and The report and balance-sheet were; adopted on the motion of the Chairman, j seconded by Mr M. Hennelly. On the motion—of—Mr M. Hennelly, j seconded by Mr Marshall, the following! ' gentlemen were elected Directors:—Messrs i C. Alexander, ,^ames-Jratery-J, j-Mcllhaney, I Robert Pa't'fe'rson^and'liY.'Mahoney, Mr j X^, fe 'W-Mt^! WW ls®tete aujijor on I the motion of Mi Mcllhaney. The meeting concluded with a Tote of thanks to the Chairman: EXTRAORDINARY MEETING. ,'A.n.iejsrJiraorp.iqaryf meeting avaarheld im mediately afterwards to alter the rules of the Company by striking out the_clanße wificlTYeadsr" That no cairiHall exceed sixpence per share;" and also to consider the advisability or otherwise of amalgam 'jStingT the. Company! with tHe Alburnia Gold-mining Company (Registered). J- Mr James FrateT- fjrbposed and Mr Mah oney secqnded-rJ'That. the ( clause in the rules of ttfe^Compatfy'that*otily-6d call can be made, be struck.-out,and liberty given to make the call not aibrV'than Is; if not in aeeordancep with rppinipn,r [that the clause of 6a be" retained. "—Agreed to. It wag.^SQi'resolvedjonitheijnotion of Mr Mahoney. seconded r by Mj Mcllhaney,,that the?.'fc3sosal' ] f or- 'attal^amatiob14-feceived from the Alburnia Company be declined. The meeting then dispersed.

MINING NEWS.

tiiY.--.-f ... /. it . MINK MANAGBB&'i REPORTS. fc':rr '■--'..;ljt!, .;'l'i SnrcEssY^I shave- not 'niudn^o report this weeTTo&B going ahead satisfactorily. I am nnahine on'with the leading stopegOing North, aSL poSble,so that the main.leyel maybe cleaned for rutee%peratiohs; In thisstopegoing North, the re^fe improving. .In every breakuie down 100-,e I Tgol6.■■': Is got,. and good indica tions cominWfin the ground, which shews there is something good near to hand. I have on hand abop.t|B-ounces o£ gold similar to the lßßm™l™Bs-%™:.i leader: I have' separated the drivers ftonMhe road level pnjhis leader. The leader averages from 2 to 8 inches in thick ness and runninor through kindly sandstone country. ThiSZdrive Is now^ 33.feet, having driven 9 feet flfiing'the-week. Blackmores loint (co.ntraot drive: I The I contraotors^have driven.47• -fc'et.elace.lapt.report,tbroagh stlfl shooting ground. ;Weßt crostf-outs I hove exten ded this driye.l3 feet tturinctheWeeki I intend to state > thef drive to-morrow to -mtersect tne? leader irom j which,:asiliniormed you last ween> I can" obtiin fair'prospects near the surface.—:

.jKUSki'sSJT i Mr Thomas Spurgeon is announced to .preach in<ithe.paptispGhHi*h,J'Welleßley. .'street, at 7^s^^&«^jo;! •'

TELEGRAMS.

t [FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]. RUSSELL, this day. ' ' COMPLETION OF WHARF. i A display of fireworks took place on • -Russell Wharf last night, on the completion i of the extension of the whart NELSON, this day. • PUBLIC MEETING. I A crowded meeting was held last night regarding the Representation Bill aad the i clOture proposals. The Mayor presided! Mr Sclanders moved, " Thai apart from the Representation Bill, concerning which the opinion of this district has already been expressed, this ' meeting, in the strongest possible manner, and on broad principles, entirely disapproves and utterly condemns the action of the 'Premier in meeting the opposition.'Of a section Of the House by proposing to introduc a violent change with the Standing Orders in the direction of smothering oil discussion, and of placing the freedom of debate at the mercy of a majority, of the day, such change being only justifiable after unreasonable opposition bordering on the revolutionary or wider cir. cums'tances of the gravest and most excep tional character." The resolution wascarried with three dissentient voices. Mr Everett moved, '.'.That the meeting tender Messrs Pitt and Levestam moat grateful thanks for the determined and .manly stand they are making .against the scandalous injustice designed for Nelson by the action of the present Government, and to assure them that they may rely on our assistance and support to the last extremity." This was carried unanimously. The third resolution expressed tbauka to all who had aided the Nelson members in their struggle against a tyrannical majority, and called upon all friends of constitutional liberty in the Heuse to'-.tesiat 'by every lawful means the arbitraryimeasures proposed by the! Premier for the .purpose of gagging and depriving people through:their representative of the sacred and unviolable right -of'freedom of speechV •T.Jne^th resolution was ;';;' That this meeting is of opinion that' the popular tion basis' is misleading, as a guide irj determining the electoral district^; that the present Representation Bill is marked by the absence, of Ministerial tact, whjclji 'should have foreseen the present deadlock^ and.thattheipresent action .of. the tGsvernf ment in attempting1 to disfranchise this 'place:ii'uncqnßtitutional, and!. further ltf'is repugnant'to .the laws ..of England, by which .no place can lit) ■ disfranchised unless by special legislation, and by> way.,.of punishment for bribery or. in famous crime. That in the history of New Zealand n"o' place; has i' been ' d isfranchised; nor in the laws at present is there any, provision made -for that operation ex cept for'bribery. We therefore feel we are being exceptionally treated, and counsel the Government to desist from further prosecution, which, may con vert the most law-abiding community to the opposite lextremb;" \ Both 'these resolutions ',' Weri JcaVrie^with' disaept,:;' Ypte^'of .^ha^ks, ,'to the press! and Mayor were also corrjedi i I (, M )io ! BRUTALLY ILL-USING A WIFE, j . When, Augustus, charged, with brutally ill-treating his wife, came up for sentence to-day, Mr Watt, (R.M., said that since the case was last before the Court, the matter had been, brought undor the notice of-the Government, and he had been called upon to make a full report. He would send the depositions and his Bumming u)> to Welliagton to-morrow, and meantime allow the: case to stand where it is. Sen; tenco. was deferred until Wedneoday,the:7th September. ~.,.' CHRISTCHURCH, this day, j ■ ■ '■ In the "Magistrates" Court yesterday morn ing, Thomas Lambert )( alias James AstDyJ :f6r.breakiag into the premises of Alexander Simpson, painter, Walker, Smith, and 'Uo., drapers, and-stealing gtißflß..therefrom) was committed for; trial at>|hei^upremi / " DUNEDINj tbVday. " - / .SUNDAY TRADING.'T^ i In the Sunday trading case Mr Simpson dismissed the information, on the ground that no offence was disclosed under the ordinance. i \

BOARD OF GOVERNORS.

The adjourned meeting of the (Grammar School Board of Governors was held this morning in the Minister's, room, Post-office ibnilding,- -there-beingrpresent :—HisWorj ship the Mayor/(iu the chair), Mr T. Peaj cock, ~Mr -J. M. Dargaville, Key. C. M: Nelson, and Colonel Haultain. .» Resignation of scholarships. —A; ■letter wan read from Mr J. Sloroan "(acting Headmaster) reporting the re-' Humiitiou ot the one and ''a half-: h'pjjr,interval, af mid-daj', and. forward-j ing the resignation bjr James Ross and, '-Frank- Burton1 of their district scholarshipsj in consequence of- accepting situations; as Ipupil teachers;under the Board of-JCduca-! tibn.—The repignafiiopij were.accented.—! After sb'me diacfissio'n 'it was resolved,, npou, the .motion of Colonel Haultain, c 'CThafc the acting Headmaster be requested to. furnish the Board in future with informa-' tion regarding the non-attendance of boys holding scholarships." j Selection or Headmaster.—A letter, was received from* the Agent-General in reply to one from the Hoard requesting him to take the necessary steps towards securing a properly qualified headmaster, jt la obedience to this wish he had obtained the services of M.r W. KennawaV (who had| given the Govuruois of Canterbury College, -such valuable assistance in a similar matter): for the carrying out of the details, itud he had now much pleasure in 'reporting that, < Professors Blackie and Jo wet t, the Rev. J.t M. Wilson, and Mr Sidgwick, had con-j sented to act as Selecting Commissioners.; —It was agreed to acknowledge the letter with!;th'anks.' iVIPT V,I H* >OHH 'A W PAW : ABBANaBMKHTS ■> WITH' MASTflfiS^Mr: J. _ M.^Dargaville.p.ointierl^.out, the-ad-i ,"viS^biii?y" of 'concluding fresh arrangements with thfepreseDtr, masters;'bfth'e'-Grammar! .Scfidol- befofe.thfeir term, of, notjipe. 3pxp'irjes I 'In'order, to .ayJßrt'a poßsi^i'e; hiatus' iby^their without, any one'fo take their place?,: He theißrore'tmoyedi;>and itJ-was reeolved,', that Col. Haultain, Mr (Jlark, aird'htoiself, \ should' form a Committee'-to arrange terms pi :agreetnentivith. ; the maiterß^Such^gfee. ] mentto take:effect from the Isfc'of Obtober next.—The Rev. Mr "Gulliver applied,) for, extra' remuneration' for his service's at the' evening classes, and on this matter it was' dfecideJto^ abide by the tßrnis of. the tele-; gramjoirj|ftejr > .uppn wh.ich..tha.ge.n.tlaman 1 waiTngaged. " " . SuNDßY.r^Letters liweYe1 received from; the-City-Conncil;-agreeing"to-the Board's : request re boundaries of reserves in Alien Road, and grafting the use^of^the footway through an allotment from Symqnds-street to/Wynyard-street.'—lt' was agreed "to allow Mr A; Smart to.: assign his lease of Albert Parkfproperty, provided no expense-accrues to ]the Bpard intjonnexipn therewitEr^Re thefrates oi' tne Patnell properties it was decided<that if the present tenants pay the first a'ixmonths'.rates) the Boardlwill pay the rates for the remaining six months. ACCOUNTS;'^—The usual jicconnts' were passed tor payment. Col. Haultain mci- i dentajly remarked that there was an over draft' J6f i'i6OO at the bank.*"

The Board then resolved itself into Com mttteeito consider'a report from*'Mr:'All) right. .y^-;V -•-' ■*■

THE DOMAIN VANDALISM.

(To the Editor,) Siß,-There'wuib9 feW in tiie provinoe who ■will not read of the Bale of the Acclimatization stock with feelings of shame;1 Many. may..well, ask 1C public Spirit is dead. Thig unwarranted' proceeding may well be attributed 'to the.'in competence or perversity of a few —' unfortu nately a majority. The action of Messrs Ball, Russell, Bnrt,*or Pond, in tWs matter should be remembered. What do the advocates for grouso and .partridge propose doing with the ill-gotten funds ? It is time now to .take, further Steps and see that the 'work of .'acclimatisation in worthier! fhapdai ■ Auckland ' has Buffered too long through the.wrqng.headness .of a few managing minority, and as the governmentr or rather the Resident Ministry, .hus neglected to reform the Domain-arid Garden Trust, ths veo-. i pie must see to theh- own property, by taking combined action. I hope the Press Asssciation will not telegraph our disgrace down south, 'at leas', without the comment that the Ac cHmatilation management n.>ver appealed to • the general' public lor. assistance; for 4f they > had doneTßO'iX'am confident that the discredit of R breaking up a' public garden wquld have -peen / avoidefl;-! am, yours, Public Spibct,

(To the .Editor.) ;; gIE, Your correspondent, " Elector," may keetti.h's rrijnd.tquite'.easy /respecting theT present ?,'iegal". representative of sCity. Bast,- for that member1' of the 11 House: (for i one'V ceased at least morally, to be oar srepresenta'tive on that noted evening when itbe; disreputable Irish Land League meet-;; 'in^was held in Wellington, and in which iMr. Speight,chose to take a ;share. His. 'political,./days now are most certainly innmbered, and-the electors will haveio !166Tj! carefully round for a new,member; Kvhbse quslifioll'oo3 are M*'l a ™remoa'; lunqnestionable loyalty (I) 5 next, sound ph :nationarimpiSrtiai education—which means Sno aid whatsoever from the public, purse ■towards denominational schools; and-, a teetotaller,, ifpossiDle f or, at least, willing toiietithe.people,rtile in thednnk traffio rathtethan.interested J.P's.-lam, &c, j.;afi 'ji» t0..8i-'iow!rti ' Clfe EiBT.

LATEST PALIAMENTARY.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon THE LATEST MOVJE.

The Standing Orders Committee met to. day, and decided thai rule 71 empoweis the speaker at 7.30 to leave the chair to go into Committee on the Representation Bill, no matter what question might have previously been before the House. This means that the Government intend to .go into committee on the bill to-night, and do not intenVl to come but again "it possible till the bill h through. The opponents of the;biU';,ara now considering their position. It-,.is thought this may bring Mr OrmondiUD with his no-confidence motion

MEETING OF OBSTRUCTIONISTS, j At a meeting ot the opponents of the Re presentation Bill this morning, 33' were pre sent and accounted for, It was resolved to continue to oppose the Bill unless modifkaj tions were made by the Government. j TjttTS AFTERNOON'S SITTING. | On the liouse meeting; to-day, th^ SDeaker, immediately ' after prayersj said he felt it due to the House to state that he found he had committed an error on the two last sitting days If members would refer td orders 51 and 71, they would find it wag Mb duty to direct that the Orders of the l)ay, should £be called on at 7 30 no matter what motion was before the House.'; -That rule he woald enforce in future:' ..-■- . _ . .■• ,1 ~ ,i M Colins immediately, .moved the adi iournment ot the Honse, saying he had entered the Houso simply to, support the, 'present Ministry, believing them ; honest .Conservative,. Liberals who would,ijtick to their-colours and friends. He had eveu 'voted'for them in cases when he-TCnew they .werejnvariobly, wropg., .^pw^hiftvever; ihe could no longer support them,.;« l hey had deserted their friends and. their principles.' » .ge "said that, .h^herW he" had,, taken no. active -part- t m obstruction because he. «>■ still•: hoped for some amicable settlement. Now -however/ this i wasj fibpeless ; and he ,felf bound to oppose in every way a ministry, which, having, abandoned^its i^iends^ was content to live at the will of its dnemieß.

MORE FENCING OF THE PLAINS.

(BY TELEGKA¥H.'—PKESS ASSOCIATION.

rj .NEW P'tYMOUTH, thk dayj The Taraniki" Herald's " RahohV corns, pondent has just telegrajthed that the Maoris' 'iix&'fa]l&(iefatir;ffi¥jti&sis*sb\ /Constabulary at Rahohu and -at' Pungarehi i are' under qrclers'to iold themsetyea-S'i readiness fdiji^mediateactiqn.V' Mountec patrols have iieeii out' daily for the pas; fortnight, Yesterday about BixtyJMaprii made an attempt to stop an Armed Constabulary fatigue' party from taking firewood, but after-a Ions; korero, retired growlinfc'..Jy.':;:-".; .- -'•;*-:"■' ■'''•':'' ■ ■'••.

GOLDFIELD NEWS.

(BY TKLEGBA'pB.— OWN1 COBBBSPOl&KNT. || ; '\~ Jibis iiay. Peter Fekgusson's whatenear the. Success mine was / burned downi la^t 'jiigh't;.': Th< c)6thes, bedding, also.the.tent and -othoi valuables were destroyed. . He >vas at ths time ha ring a chat with JPeter : Reid,' mana ger of the Success, in the lattera whare He had left very little fire.;; v/Tli^is th< second time Fergusson has been burnt ou

within the year.

Mr "Juder, a visitor rrom>Naßeby, has| gone up the Tokatea Hill, "accompanied by two ladies. A tremendous south wester ia blowing, therefore the excursion may be re garded as showing good spirit on thepjirt of 'the pedestrians. ""'<''. | >*,X" j Capt. Lloyd is making a mining survey of the new claim called the Ada, adjoining the Queen of the North, Steady.^ork 'is:gou(g o|a'in the various mines!' '<. : '■~"' :'.,'; '■■' baa \ "There h some discussion over the report that the Success is not on: McGregor'^ lrfjtfcty as it was' thought to' be. ' ItMsunderawdcl that a careful survey is aboutto be made/ I McNeill Bros, have cut their leader in! the low level, and taken out stone shewing gold. They are getting picked stone :f rout. .the new leader.-I; m .-• ..• .iftosa ifoilWJ The Golden Pah crushed a ema! 1 parcel of two tons to-day not yet retorted. It is ex pected to go 11J ounces;to,the.ton.'j;;j7iiioa| Beach: The tributprs are carting seven tons to Corby.battery '." '.", "" f.. M T ,.,,~ J ":Th'e newly -appointed manager Of therTikii Company's, mine went out yestordliy- to takej possession. He is determined to reporc. progress before long. ; Xl'iki and Maori Win shares are .well hold, Business done to-day at. 2s, 6rl. Comstocksj have been sold at 3s, Hopes in demand, j

AUCKLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE annual general meeting ■ of. the Anck-j land Steamship, Company was held this! afternoon. MrW.-C. Daldy occupied the! chair, and iv moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet he referred to the! '.the '.ifiirjtnej'ayelppbieiitiia^a ißaid ihufv. the 1 matter was now under cotisidoration ; and that probably in a short time a propdsi'tion i i)tf lithSicsttbject te^fflfg^tora j ,the, J>,u)jlifi, »v. $!«'s<>!»!s '"'■'^SmuMa ioT\ New Zealand to lose the!:lsland>trade! :which'<was) beiDgfa-iipTaiy deVel(ip6ai;;? uThe| "btlainess'liW previously''ne^.woiike^ at a; loss to O ;.. c (he > ; *har.eh9Jdere»iKffint.!;3\ow! they were enabled to declare;t!!a- T/.(|ixi-j dend of 10 per cent, the .vesseV rnnwingl uninsured. Mesarr DaldyZ/andi "Kifesling; were re-elected Directors, and Mr Buchanau auditor, and,the V.rn^eting thjih"tqrininared. AUCKLAKD BHAKEMAKKET., t Colonial Bank-Sellers,i6a 6d N.Z.,7nauranoe— BnyerßoSZs.Bcl- ,i^;-;6on nl ' "r 'KUi'dlitd--Bjirerß.l2s Qi^: .Jrlf^"^ ■"'feolonial 'Insuranoe-Wt1 Mto lto'.Sdi, : r ;"£% Gas-Seller's. JB10&". !,„;,.,,',,:;„(, "Thames Qas^-SeUers.Slß ,„ . j,,^, . . ,;. ratl Auokland Timber—Buyers/ £5 7s6d N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 55., , ~Tl.Z;Shippinßr-Buyers,*sMß HUtI USA. Tuaplri Coal Buyers; 10s' Coromandel Steam—Sellers.llß6d.. ~, Northerns. Ship'Co.—Buyers, Us ; sollars. 12b Moanataiarir-Bnyerst 20ai.i! ilj! « Caledonia—933d T , i- o ■ -'YAH <= North Devon-138 to 13a ii ; aellers, 13a 9d Golden Crown—Buyersrlls 6d Blßokmore's-Seitersi22s,A >' (j J UDibn—Buyers, ■floTsellert, 6s 9J Success-6a 6d; buyers, 69 Xiernan's—Bayers, Ss _ 'RoughCreek—Buyers, Is6d; sellers, Is6d , JOSEPH .NEWMAN, T *-» g'OU "-'■ vlliObOiiJU .JChAlrmatul

The entertainment- which was to have been giveu in, St.: James's JJalt tcftttbtftfa evening by Mr- JJafry's' Elojefa^fdn; Clas^'nas i cpns sequence of tHe building being enga;ged»<7.iy Election Notices.

XHE ..jUJCKkAftD EVENING STAR, WEIJNESSA^^AH&jgST 31,



"DOROUGH OF PARK ELL. Annual Election^of,Councillors. I, James William Gosaet," hereby kive notice ■ ;that /:■' - . ■ ■ . ■ --"■v \'-:%L' /■'. HarlanPane Barber . \-(\ A■■■'/ John Hood \\'\ xf 4 /''.' DavidMeddtas v 'AVVAy j !;!/ C William' Henry: Bkinner '■'•' \\ ' f< ■ £.-.. .■„ ■ 'and --:■ ": i^'l!!-] i ij : Caleb Wood I; jl| have boon dvtly Nominated as Candidates for the offlqo'Of Connoillor of the Borongh of Parneßi^':' ' ,'■..'■'.;. , . ■■-,; '■>7/^?JS The Pdindrthe tileottbn of Three.Co'iwoiHorn will ba ta^envOn.THJJltSDAY,,the'BtK day ot September next, at the Bprousli; Council Office, Mannkau Roadi. Farriell, betwten-'the hours ot • nine o'clock In tho foronooa.and six o'olook in the afternoon. Dated this 30th day of August, 1881. (Bigned) J. W. QOSSH r, Si 0 '1 Keturaing Officer* £» ttRDM GH»OOrE^&;KEB;I3'JI!feA. ANNTTAL fcLECTIQN_OF COUNCILLORS. ; "¥& foilq^Rng,1 is a list1 fi'f.thb names ol'the !Candidat«!B'Nc>ininated:-i'' «•'■""-''" I Charles Colville Flemine. ~ ~ „ ~,, ■ | '^ 9l«^ (U - ; -' ■; JoliaLuiidonil.',' I vf' l j,{ V; f !o ;iia'' ; As the number'of Candidates Nominated <4) ; exceeds the number of facaiicies to.bafllled (3J,, , jPlierebyftiye notice that a Poll will be 'felfen' between the hoats of 9 in the forenoon andG in t jthe afternoon of-THUHBDAY. the Bth day of 1881, at the' Court house, Onehunga. k , . ~WILLIAM G. PrO'CALLAGHAN, „ •:■ ~r - '.-.fx •• ; .u? /:..-..■■ 'i:"K<Jturn,irigOfflc^ , i* j August3,lßßl. -'■''■• --* , '..'.'•;!jj!;'' ( * s i aWJS'Jsejdo odi 'i ei'U iflsve/q oj I>«js^ll«ffl ! iIOO TONSr^BIHIS CMfcMßfrllV POTATOES '~ -ilO BSSOIBIBHOO a.3 03 » iSEsa dr.^E-ei-^s /■-.gjxa UAau



Wanted. WANTED, a Young Man for tlio Butchering Business,—Apply Air Goo. Bulme. ' W~ ANTED, Good Tailoress. —J. jj. Phillips, Maker celebrated 17< 6d Trousers. 170, Queen-Bteet. t ~\k L ASs L'L'D, a Man who can milk and V? work in a garden.—Oliver Mays, fleyon; port Poßt-offlce. _ WAVI'KD, a Man well accustomed td spade-work.—Apply at 8 a.m. to-niori row at F. H. Wella & Co.'b, Deyonport. ; ANTED, an'lmprover.—Apply T} Douglaß,_Baker, princes-street." i W"ANTiSDi~a~Man to~Work Was Thread and Close; constant work; good wages.—W. and J. Stapleß, Boot Manufacturer! Wellington. j \\l AfcTED, a good strong Boy; one wild VT i oan milk and attend to a hone.—!. Mj Lennox, Eatate Agent, Auckland. ' j ANTKD, a Chimney Built.!—H. Jj Riordan.Nehon-atreet, nearCofk-streetj W; AN'I'El), to Apprentice a respectable Youth to a Carpenter; age, 15 years.-; Address T.V., Poat-offloe, Hamilton;-., w j WANTED, a first-class Machinist] highest : wages' given.-rtApply J. WiU Hams Victoria-street. _ | , «[XT ANTED, two smart YouthsfaslApJ V T prentices to the Pressing.—Nell Camp bell, Queen-street. j WANTED,, a goooTPaperhaiiger.— Mr Patteraon. Karangahapo Roan. > »«/"ANTKD, Tailora and Tailoresses.— V T Apply to Mnnro and Milligan. WAmTED"¥n(Jwn—LadiesDiawers,1 , ,1s id.; NightDreßses, 4s 3d; Chemises,: le 9d ;■ Ghildrena' Frocks, 2s 6d; Worsted, Id the' Bkein—Being Sold Off at Dampler'B. ANTjkD, a l respectable.; person to Adopt a Pretty Baby cjirl, in goodl health, and about six months .nidi ;.• Will be en tirely1 (flvea up.—Address,' " Omega;" 3> ewtoni Post office. i | WANTED, a Housemaid j references' required.—Apply Mrs Thomas Whitson;; Prinoes-stroet. '' ' • ■ ■ .. . • \X7^~N,JKD tomorrow,; £10,000 on first-' 'Vt class Freehold Security, at ourrentrate' ofinterest,—ApplyLex, General P.O3trpffl«e<v/i_ j WANTED, for Gisbornej a Young Ladyj as Milliner and Saleswoman. Salary liberal.—Apply to Mr Campbell, Wm. Mo Arthur & Co. ? >TWifANTED. KNOWN-I never heard in, j¥ Tju j my lifepta Draper reducing the prioe] of every article in his shop, and jet lam doing it,^-Wi H. Dampier. . "'1 i ■X\r, ANTED, a ueneral Servant/ one iJnT,":.,; who understandß plain cooking.— ' Apply Brltomart Hotel., ; ;-; VjCjT; ANTED, a situation as General';iaer.; JY,J!> ;T.ant, by a respectable youngwoinan; to Bleep Rtnome; exiieriencodaud competent.—; Apply.to Young Women's Institute, Queen s^reejt.!-'. . . .■-, - -• ,- ' T|| V\/7A'NTKD,> respectable middleiaged X W Woman, for Country Hotef (WhaDgerei).( ■4-Apply: to Servants Begistery,; of Young' Womenß' Inatitute. Auckland. Mj * |CT7[ANTED, a. strbug Man for Brickyard? ***•* "at"once.—Apply. Thos:' Murray;"*Archi Hill Works. 3V,ya.NTED, a Young'yirraccustomfea V T to phildren. References required. Apply tO'Mro iHaven, corner Symonds-street' and City Road. j ANTKD, a General Servant —Mrs' G. Lewis, O'Rorke-Btreet, Albert Pack, f WANTED, a respectable Young Girl] from 15 to 17. to aasist with, ono or, two ohildron. — Apply to ' Bnporiritehaent Young! s W9m6n^,Jnstltttte. AuokJand. ■"";■■■,. ■><>•■■■■■"■ \ TXT ANTKD KN.O WN 'A- SelUng, ,Qffi l! w-TTM 'Black Velveteen; at 2s 6d; Oreaslneand! taath^owns^or^Bi^AtjDampi^rt^^^ j WANTED,; a,;goba ,General .SmiW? must be a flret-class horae-shoer; con- Btant employment to a suitable hand.—Apply to' J. H. Smith, Morningside, Hew North Road,* Mount Albert. . ( WANTED, a Small Supply of Veee-i tables (fresh) two or three times weekly,' grown by Europeans Apply E. Maoe. Fruit-" erer (late H. Johnson), Hobson-etreet. ' ," i^ANWD7ri)quble-bedded Boom" and' >T » Sitting-room, by two Gentlemen, rwith-; out board. Terms must be moderate.—Address Mata;:ST*R office. v } •.; ■ •- | %*i. ANTED, a good Barmaid for one or nw tn? be^': bars la tho "'^'^PPJ1? Stabs V\/ ANTED, a Wood Carver or'an, Imi tsXa* prover.—Apply to W. Short.tear'verj &0.. Odok-street. __/ cL_l__ l W'ANTEb, one or two respectable Men! •n as Boarders in a quiet family -inTar-! Nell Rise.—For address apply to Stab office. I to Buy. a Small Pony an* roTV Harness; state price and where itb be' seen.—j.p.p.. stab office. ;■■■ j VA I'ANTED, Private -Instruction from a| >T-V oomcetent person in the subjects' requisite for the Senior Civil Service Examina-i tion.—Apply, stating .terms to " Student," Star! Office. •; ■ - ; ■ . -' W WANTEIJ KNOWN —Two Button! Black Kid Oloveo, Is 4d; Flowers. 3d: the spras. Selling Off I—At Dampler'B. TXT ANTED, a Good Nurse (permanent! v situation) at Cambridge, under theßU perv|sion, of ,a doctor;..good r salary.;— Apply persohally' to' Mr' Tyndall,' SurKebh. XTentlst, Grey-street, on or before Saturda/, thd 3rd Sep tember.qßßi;:" -■'-'' •■■■■■'-■' X-, -\--\., ■..;.■ ■■■-a i-uo AN TED—Ceme and ■ sp.e hbw ,pre.tty , ,ypur children look' in the Fur Elnk; Hata I am selling off at 1b 6d.-^W! 'H.j DamplerT W ANTED, two' Apprentices'TnUuttirig; affff flttinpr tailgnti-'•' A flrst-'class bppor tunity.—Apply Mrs Atkinson, Ureai and Habit Maker. Adama'a Buildings. Upper Quflen-atreet. ANTED, a ,; L tJueen:orji fouj;-rpom.ed Cottage in good condition.—Address, with particulars, "Limited," Star office. j ANT ED KNOW N—; Have Yon Heard the News j : \\7ANT,ED, 600 Members, for a Free' Vt Art' Union; v S9S worth of Prizes. Tickets given away, ~ ~.,,,.,, ' TXT ANTED,'to' be'supplied with Fresh f T T Buttar and Eggs.—J. Merriok, Grocer, bottom of Albert-street. ] WANTED, to Purchase, in liny quanti ties, for cash, Brandy, Claret, or Wine Bottles.—A. H. Hitohen, Brighton House, Aber orombie-Btreeti '■ ■ ■•>,..■.. s WANTED KNOWN—American Por trait Rooms, 13, Grey-street. 25 Por traitafor2a. . ■ ■'■■< - ■■ 'vy ■ ■..■ TTTAKTED, about" 20 acres of good TT Land and Cottage thereon, within say 12 miles of the olty.-Addreaa W. J. Dallon, Architect and Surveyor, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. * . ■ • /, '■ W"AN TED~KNOWN-Photographs of RbV. T. SPURGBON oan be obtained at Upton & Co-'b. Wayte & Oo.'s. Kelsey & Co.'b. W. Mears'f, and the Sunday-sohoQl JJnion Depdt (Weilesley-Btreat)^ Cabinets;' '2s, 6d; Car.teß, Is. ] ''.■• ' ' ,--- ,'>i. \i[7?!^.NTED, Tenders till: Xo^-morrow » T^iKyening for Papering and Painting the Inside of a Four-room House in Rußsell-atroet, Great North'Road.—Apply last housf) on the right-hand Bide>..; . ■; ■■■ ■•>"' AfITED, all Who bave Children to remember that I am selling No. 2 Sooks at ljd per pair, rising Id per size.—J. Green. 85, j\(ioi,orja^ti;eet. .■; q,min:-' ■■. r; ;";.f :> V, A \Z "tl^ ANTED, a Situation by a Single t V Young Man;'. teooa/Rrbom and driver (Bingle or a pair if required), milk, and good kitchen gardener. Testimonials for character and abjllty^Apply to Mrs Grice. Newmargat:'.! j%j|7 ANTEW; il5p ) 000 Vine ;£iopi!'M Split ■'■V ■»,,I"-'.^auri,,Heart, 1 .4 feet long and ,\\ inch thiCK;at;eaoh,end, in thiunta of 50.bound. ■■. Send ti*nia'4nd'JiitTtlctaars'tp .D. N. etreet^ near Stur Hotel.,', ". ... '~' .-.,,,Mn.TT'T?r .ig^SJCEDJiNOWNitbatitheV.ictorian t»t Jo I»oan»and Discount Agehoy'a Advertise ment appearatonithpage,7thcolumn.:",■ •TM71 AN'J,'ED, t<> Learn;Fiee i: fland Draw ,VX r ,in(t6neeveningaweek.-riApply,stating fe*mß!to%pha.-Eymnfre Star Office,^- f .TJITjANTKPjn" One and'i»ll,vgreafceaod VT BmalV' to Bny the "Auokland'i'enny Time-Table," containing, the .naps,^reliable in formation published To-morrow Morning, Ist | September. W ANTKD, in a private family, Board and Residence, with private Sitting room, for newly-married couple, within 15 : minutes walk ot wharf, Onehnnga.—Address J L.R., Poßt-offlce, Onehnnga. WANTEDk KNOWN — Girdles ! GiJdlea tl'Glrdles I-Allen's Drapery., WANTED i 6 Purchase, in an quantity, '\Puriri Heavy Fencing Posts.—Auckland Timber.Company (Limited)^. it_ \\T ANTED, everyone"whOiis-xin neea-.'oi V T f-a good Umbrella to Bee the' s,tock at-J. GilmooVs, Upper Symord-street.—Ladies, from 2s to Us; gents, from 8s 9d to 27s 6d.—See Advt. W ANTKD KNOWN—SpßclailAdviV- Ktages to Persons aboutitto i Bnild:— 1 Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). g-O> Holdship, Manager. jj^f '-■ j n, WJtNTED KJNUWJN—Xhgt Jhe Pflaw ""Zealand Timber Company selling all kinSs of Timber and Building Material, at the vejy lowest rates. VejXjßttperior White Kauri, jrom onr newb*nah;]n3t opened. ci & TED Bags, ;Sa; Silkf Dross Buttons, Id the dozen; jßrowntHollandfQd; Berlin Wool (aUcoloiire), 3d the dozen—ArlJainpier's. ~ TJ|7' ANTE 9; N > tnat y°u s*n V ? Dresa fwSll 'for a small weekly payment by going to Munro and MiUigan. Heo advertise ment on front [pay, \\J ANTED,- orders tor our famous TT Trouse"rsl^o measure, at 13s 6d; also, the wondrous 55a suits. Overcoats from 10s. Marvellous value at J. D, Phillips', Cheap Tailor^Pf.Queen-gtreeti .iai'iTa uVUAUffA WAN TED KN OWN—I have Socks for Bachelors; the^jprice it is small; they will not need washing or darning at all. Price, I 3}d per pair, at J. Green's, 85, Victoria-street. \»/ANTED to Sell, about 400 pieces of T7 Turkish Sponge, from 8d to 2s; Dried- Ajiplesi 6d lb; 15 doz Ladies' Bags, only 2s each; Whit©.£tone Pie Dishes, Is to 2s 6d-; Cuptf and Saucerß. only 3s 9d doz, at Grey-street; large wire Djshroj»jerßj(?spd and 3s t ,,each. TT H.jJVatt, WANTED, yp(}Jot^ote,tliat 30 cases ol New Spring'and Summer Goods are just opened at the New, Zealand Clothing Factory. New Clothing, Hosiery, Shirts,'alad | Hata ip immense^ajiety,' ;.: ]r c\ <; f- r \!|7ANTEIJ, Mount Albert and surronnd '.Vf^iil* R^denUnto patronise William' TEomBB nn^his Wheelwright and' Blacksmith's Business. Tqjrn, prices ,for,, shoeing and all otheriobß? Diygnt forcaah; ""- VXTANTED KNOWN —Mens l enor i%X [largo good- Poqket-handkerchlefs.,4d; uSaFeß' anff■Girls' Umbrollas, Is 84 Selling Off at Dampl^^ci m \y/ ik'-0,-.: !H-S'l.-



Wanted. WANTED KNOWN—Sellius Off! White Kid Gloves, Zb, worth 4s; Calico. 2id; Tape, 6 knots for 3d; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Boys' Helta, 3d-At Sampler's. ;___ ANTED, J. Ford's Customers to M know that n consequence of the late fire ho has let the front of his shop to Mr Payne; Jeweller, but carries on the Tailoring in the same shop, where he ("ruarantees to auopl}" as Good and as Cheap Garments to order as oan be produced in this city.—J. Ford, Tailor, 16SI Queen-street. . W' "ANTED KNOWN-Tbis is my first Selling Off, and I hope the last at thesd i prices. 11s Jackets at 59 Bd, and 17s ones for 78 fgd.T-W. H. Dampier. : ■ W~ 'ANTIiD, to Sell 50 dozen of, "first? • choice Josophlne Black arid Coloured Kid Gloves (stitched books), at Is 6d per pair,' worth 39 6d; arid a geneml assortment of all kinds of Gloves on hand. Heal Maltese Lace at Is 3d, worth 2s 6d per yard; 1,000 yards of sewed; Muslin'atsd and fid a-yard, worth Is; Morley'a Best Knitting Cotton at Is !)d, worth 2a 6d: a splendid lot of In ew Huts, Feathers, and Ho were,1 suitable for the season, just opened; liadies' and Gents' Fine Irish Llnon Handkerchiefs; 1r each, worth 2s.—W, Kyre, Kid Glove Dep6t; Victoria street. ' j WAN TK.U-KNO.WN-^adies' Out-| ('door High-heeled BootsMs 3d: Infants K. S. Hqot"s,vlld,-. Crochet Cbttbiv Vs ; Grand! Drees Holders. Id—At Dampier's. " I TOi^lWl Mothers tqH&rf'emKefjtlhat • » js. %hiwe ■ only- a* few' more Babies' Cash-: mere" Cloaks left at 7s (slightly damafeedl,; original price about 21a eaoh; Black Cord and' Tasaels, Is 6d; 'I'asselß, fid bach.—J. Green, 35, Victoria-street.* ___ : WANMJ) KjMUWxs, mat,.D. Goldie s prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other.Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes, Felloes, iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks,; Palings' Bid Shingles, at his Yards,, Lower AlbertiStreet, near; the Dock, at lowest cash prices/'.'The timber, being under cover.ts better than that'-DurohuSed elsewhere VVTaJNTjiD K.NOW.v-Music, Music, Vr >,: Atusia.—Another fresh lot of Piano Mu.-ic, all at 6d; Songs, Dances, Pieoes. Sec. Particular attention is called thia time ti the Pieco Music, ail at 6d; no higher price. Come and see the grand display of It in tho Auckland Market, near Wellesley-street.— W. H. Dampier. TVrJANTED, an Aerated Watsr Bottler: ; none but aflrat-class workman need; apply. 'Permanent employment and good wages to a suitable, steady man. Applications re-, ceivediito September. 14th,— B. MoPheraon,' Cordial Manufactory, Christohurch.. WANTED KNOWN,,that j. Taylor ! has Commenced Business next Hulme's, Bntoner, ; Qnoen-atrout. He kindly requests his friotidH:Otid the general publio to roll up and give hlni a o*ll. /JCvery <jf! rtoots and Shoes mudo to order on the shortest notice, —Nottfttie addraßß: J. Taylor, Boot and Shoe Manufmjprer/nert Halme'a Bntchery; TTMVNTED.— Wanted, to Sell; cheap, V T fcabeut"i7o^flneraaaortedtßoqks,-from 8d to 4slod leach; Knooh Morgan's Hand Sapollo SoapJ bniykid cake; Sapplio for Cleaning all kindiLof.1 Metal and Plated Goods, 6d cake ; 10 kegs of Salt Butter, 8d Ib, 6d by the keg.-H. Wattgfjyeyjßtrpet. -vs r^r* ■<■'-:* ■'■'>} ytr Ms T Bjo K.JSv vy, jv—uoodscJn s r-r London^Aroade is open daily from" 3 till 9; Saturday, 10.30. Universally acknowledged :to bo the ment extensive, attractive; comprehen sive and., economical Emporium* .of tho, useful and ornamental in the colonies. ..„ Stationery, Cutlery, Silver -aria' Klectro-plated"Gbbds; Clocks and Watches. Jewellery, Perfumery, ißrushWate; Mechanical and General; Toys—Ml Vanoy Goods and Useful Articles, Including eonio .of the greatest Novelties to be seen iv town No plane in Auckland like the classified departments of tho London Arcade, where'you can inspect'all and'purchase-only what you .choose,!• See tbn [five eplended,windows, iall filled wlth'Vew Gobd,a,-liS, Quean »nd "Victoria 'streets',' and Brandon-House,-Parnell. London Qffioe,'sß.at*.Mary/A3C6.1;1:*t,-A .-: .-■■ a.* .■ .(i WANTED KNOWN^I "will givelFof the Boys' or Mens* 9d French Peak Caps for nothing to the-first-person who does not think them a Wonderful Bargain W. H. Dampier. i! T '.) .1 'J '-' 'A i\ ii. AX7ANTJS-P; ..JKJHO.WN— The following » t are come of the entirely, .different articles*-being Bold Off af Dampier's Branch Store in the market :-Largo elegantly-bound gilt-ede-ed New, Books on.various subjeots, la (id to2s Cd each (no higher prices); New Movels, Is 6d, usual price, 2s 6d; splendid lot of other New Books, 3d to Is Gd; also several Second-hand Books, # olreap; fresh lot of Now, iVfusic, 8d; pult- Hsbed in Auckland at 3s: *a large number of iTrench and German Masses, com plot**, 18 and la Gd; roa.l good B. Load Pencils, Id, or Ba.the dos; Sldte PenOUs,'6d the bos'of 100; ÜBual price, Bd to Is; Ink. la the bottle; nice-sized Envelopes, 2d the paoket of 25; -Note- Paper, 3d the quire; Pocket Books, 3d: Pocket Ledgers, 10d.(with blotting paper); Day Books."*^d';' Pass do, suparior. Id ; (Exercise Books* 2d; Sealing; Wax, Haj Penholder*), 2 for Id; Slates, 2fl, 3d, 6d,110d; Ptayina Cards, 8d; Albums, Is 3d; Photo Frames, 13d, elswhere, la; Dressing Cases, 4t>; Hand Mirrors for the ladies to lookl at -their back hair.9d';:B&rryß;Trioophßrouß,.:ijs 2d the bottle; Infant's Feeding. Bottles. 9d; Pen Knives, i& ; 2 blade do, 9d; Knives and Forks, topait; Butter Knives, 6d; ocissots; 4d;KeJ? Kings, 2d the doz; Kazors, 9d ; Corkßcrows,6d.; lOoakes for Is; Glycerine do, 6d the bar; Scent; id .the bottle; Pomade, Id the jar; Peerless Gloss. 7d the bottle; Watch Guards (steel), Id to 4d; Bread Boards, Is 6d'; Padlocks, Id'; Pop Guns, id^Bugles, 7d; fine Sponse, la the piece: Purses, 3d; vases," is the set of 3; Tea Sets, si-: grand Rattles, 3d; Tumbleiß, 3d and 40..; Goblets, dd: Brown <lea Potß, fldaiia'lS;- splendid Cups and Saucera, 5d ; Meat Dißhes and . yellow Baking Dishes Idifferent sizes) very cheap, »nd a largo ot, of oti.er.'Orpokei?y, &c.',,fto." ..',, • ''•" '"' "' •' TX/rA^TEDENQWJT-Gents'^? Tapi' o; rT""Slianter."Cftps, Selling Off for 25,. Smoking Caps. 2s 6d—At Dampter's. '.; '",], CjGIDEN'f &ti CAFE.—An old legend aaid.a certain Prince of Wales went to WS; prihcipality Very hnngry. - -The answer from the jandludy was, " I can only (Jive you a ' Bare Bit/will your Royal-Highness take'that?" The answer we need, not give* And from that day to thia the mistake lias' been made. TKe'Rare Bits (not Rabbits) ca» be obtained at-tho above Cafe at any- time.» . .■.- . >.'■ i |%/| ATB.IMONIAL. —A Gentjeman, aged LTI_ i ,27,iß'desirouß of corresponding with a Lady; aged from 20 to 25, who must be domestl catod and musical, with a view to taatrimpny. Advertiser is in a good position, and steady. Pbptos exchanged.—Address, " Cakobau, Box >mn3s;posiH)ffloe." • :-._.--*," :■'■<■' .^-.j mo CAIiPENTKES.- Wanted; two Gar- B • _ -pentors at once for 100 squares of Weather Boarding (labour only).—Apply -to ;B. Caitfs Tiiaber;Yard.Newton..! ' .*/ :■ ' r, ~ j mo-'MEDICAfi MEN AUD OTHBRSji- JJ'^The" services of Attained: Sick Nttrses'jiri'ay bniecured on apoliqation toMiss mith. Young1 "Wonioii'fl Inatituta^ iillgliQßt testliribnlala. YACAN CYWoz^;!Qhn{leif)B,TL of\ .two Gentlemen'FrienEs t fofeiene'e giveii and requlred. t '-ljMrs6ilahatnf:Uppergbbs'on ; Btr6et. BOaKO"AND KBSlDgNGEiforltwo or three Gentlemen; if permanent, 18s per waekf near to*oaHffl6fS.-Aiepiy:w:i);*Ball6Hl' Confeotloner, Queen-streets ■ /S.dirKJRJfOJS Kd«PEL, VX HOBSON-STRBKT, Board and Lodging..u. vi .'."'J.'.J per Week afffQI)K,EOOM^^.-., f^ | vjife-B Q»f»"oO TTNITED nS: &Ry i!d'E ;s L J6 DGE, IrW-^lolJ^.^iiMasedT' : iThfr!;reiralar'.'Monthly';Me?ap» bf itfiik!j|&fi;ii will bo heldi'THlS' (^?dnrMia,y) BVTiljriSp;;a| thfe i-dflga rbom,; Maabriio: Hotel, Prlnoef^stSefat? 4t-7.30 preciaeS'.""" '-••■^-■J.VW.-'.aiBSLTOJ?; ',,:, i'l &£b£&[T A-W GIEN'l1 1 ORDER1 OF •=sJ<H^irwßk-«- FORKSTKRB, ■'- fjgKt^iaQjfSSf-'-*- ■" iAtroincAND District. J«WroiwL All Members .of tHe "above t©//SiM(S6 Order who are' interested in the OiySPlr?Kh» astablißhment of a Sanctuary LmJSshSSSiSA oir THB Second Degree, viz., y®S«s"I *":*MSK»'THK ANCIENT ORDER uF SHEPHERDS, are. respeotfully rogueated to meet at tho Aicxandra-BtrootSohool-room (Co'tirt Zealandia) THIS ( Wednesday) t JffiVßNlN(j;>fat" eight o'clock. ,a ionftfl i a IJEKD. GHRISTMAB, D.O.R. (SiKnea)i 5. " W _ p.p. Jo >o r> Q M* y ~ 1] BAPTIST,.GHU,BC,B ir W,ELtESLI!;r" • Vl - Street. ' ti o ha o s—a oa a a a fiSUfMVQ&W) S,,BSAl»tf€BßO^Aanp I Will Preaoh In tlie aboveChnrch''THlS (WeS ; nesday) EVENING'iiVhalf-past 7p'clook. T O.G.T. "E'ID^LITY." 1.0. G.T. ' The VICTORIA. LODGHC, No. 22. -will meet in itheJDeere'e of "Fidelity," in Newmarket Hall, ■TO-MORROW (Thurßday) EyENING, at 7.30; . By_prder. . .., . "' ' '.;•'■'' MEETING, ot MALE TEACHERS, and Papil Teachers will bo hold, at the Wellesley-street Schoolroom, 6n EfAtrURDAY next, September 3rd, at 12.30. p.m., [or the purpose of forming a ■Teachers' Cricket :CUlftJ3o .. n- 'HENKT'WORTHINGTON., | r\TAHD.HTJ''JWGHWA-Y '. DISTRICT. I Take-potice, it is the'inWhtioii of,the aTioye ;Board,1 l&f its'.next meetins;, to be "held on 1 MONDAY; 'the "12th"day"of September,j,7j?o p.m., in the Public-hall, Otahuhu, to strike a : rate of 8d in the pound on all rateable properties in the district, for.tlie'.lrdaii .endlng I Maroh,3l, 1882, in accordance with the JroyisiqnabX t-The '< Rating'Aoti 1876." BncH rate to become, due and Ipayabie, in one Bum.'on the Ist day of Novem ber, 1881, to Mr! W. R. WlUs, the Collector, at whose shop the'ratebook is open for inspection, : (O & ~>!,' JOHN GORDON, i ' ' Chairman. ; AugustlTt:lßßi;7/ 'i '-~' .V 3UW THE UNIONS FIRE AND MARINE INSUpAJNOE COMPANY OF NEW Zealand;;,* r • An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of. this Company will be held in their offices, Hereford-street, Christchurch, on TUESDAY, 6tn Sept. next, at noon. I • Boscrass: an To confirm the following resolution passed at Ordinary General Meeting,'held on sth July last, and to amend Articles of Association by inserting the words after Clause No. 76;— ' ;:.. ■ J»r<tinie Directors may,' however, declare and pay to the Shareholders'an interim half • yearly dividend without "obtaining the sanction of the Company* in General Meetlni; as aforesaid, provided that the amount bo paid shall in no case exceed the rate of dividend last declared by the Company in General Meeting. • ;«■;■ -. 'W. DEVENISH MEAREB,^ ]:; Ctolatohnidi < 22ndjiay/igßl.°^^^^L



. Personal. WILL the Carter who moved the con tents of the shop next Cuatom-honse Hotel, Fort-street, early last week about 7 a.m., call at thiß office. A reward given for informa tion required. juost and Found. LOST at the Domain Cricket Ground, oe Saturday, July 30th, a Purso containing £114s lOd and live keys. A,reward will be given to any person who will return the keys to the advertiser.—J. Selby, Doot, Cottage, Vincent i street. ■ ■ < OST, on 30th of August, a White Poodle; answers to the name of "Fido." —Finder will be rewarded by leaving him at MrsVernon's, Upper Grey-Street. *• ,_ I OST from my residence, Remuera, a J Po>(i-nlc. The finder will be rewarded.— J. M. Lennox. • " ' C~APXi WRIGHTa Black Dog "Qig" strayed away from home without his 1 collar. Anyone -retaining him- will be proße .outed; on giving information, will berewarded.l —Valley Road, Mount Edes. i( . To .bet. TIO LET, in Pitfcstreet, near Karanga. hape Road, a Seven-roomed House: im mediate possession. Rent,: Ha.—Apply E. W. Morrison, Karangahane Koad. .'. . rriO4/Er, an Office m yueen-street; 1 groundfloor Apply to Mutual Life Aseo clation Of Anstralasia. TO LET, an Eight-roomed House,.in Brighton Road; Pafnell; gas and water laid Oh.—Apply, on the premises, to H. B. Dobbin. ' " HjiO. LET, in Vincent-street, a pleasantly A ' situated Four-roomed Cottage; gas atad every convenience. — For particulars apply bouse below Drapery Store, •Vincent-street. j£* TOLET, a bomiortabie.Six-ropmed Cot tage.—H. J. Kiordau, Nelson-street, near Cook-street ■; ■ . _ TO L'EjT, a comfortable. Four-roomed ".Cottage; also a Five-roomed Cottage.— H. J. Riqrdan, Nelson-street, near Cook-atreet. LET; Large Store on the'Wbarf.— UL -.Apply to' Milne andWhlte, Colonial Bank. ■Bnildingg. ■'J '■ ■•-"'••' ; ' ••;..',. -;'.',,".'/ OFFICE:. to Let in Sower Queen-street, ■Sid floor.—Apply-to James tioppet & Co, .No.B, Lower Queen street. -'■' :,' ■' •■■:'<■■ EyONJ^OKT, North.Shora•^•Cottages' to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished. Good Building., Lots ,foi; Sale.—Oliyer. MaySi Post'offlcelStore'.! Dev'ohport. "'*-* -„; ~'/.,":,.^ } DAtKY FAKMT(t6;Let at Surrey, Jtfills, i a Newton; containing 85 acres. Every con venience in the way of buildings. A&o, a number of Paddocks suitable for butchers.— Apply to F. J. Moes, Bhortland-street. CENTRAL' p^FICESr Ooodson's Coi» V/. ;ner.—Two 1" of the large Uopihs to Let.— Hickson's G.N L. Aeenor. FOte'sk'LEr'/^he/Grknge^.^ea^^ huhu, 81 acres' of vflrat-'ela*i gracing land, well watered, good brlck^d-vjjellinK-honae of 11 rooms, good orchari--Applyto F. J. Moss and 0e..; Shortland-atreet. ,■: • ■, ■ —.\< •-■'■' imp. ITIOR SALE, the Unexpiredl Lease (4J I Ei .uyeats) of aShopandD welling inViotoria street West; rent lowi—Forjpartioulars)apply E,MoKeown,.Baker, Wharf. - ■;-,,,.;. ,;i ;.".;. flj^Oß SALE, on beard-'the'1 scn'ooner 30.-r .*:Opot<U.*'alongside Queen-street Wharf, Bananas, Knmeras, and Yams. 1 jmoR'B:ALK/;:Aylesb'ufy Dtfcks' Eggs;^ jL' . Apply Mrs Grjee, Newmarket.' .',*", „.., ititQftJ^ALEi^gooelCgiuntty), Business"'; 'F- capitallequirod, from £800 to £1,000; This is one of the best openings in the province for a good...business man with ..some capital—Pai; tlpulafs'oh application to; L.JD. jNatfaari&jCb.'" CpUR SALE, on very, easy terms, a good V JBaiUlt.gAllo.tnieDtinPa,rnall., ( lf deaired, a pnrcßaser will be assisted.to build a house.— ''ApplyJ. Mvarid J.-Mowbray, .j/iOt^ C IMMEPIATE SALE (chcap)j e|a " IJV. 'Tonsbntiyr a really good 'and weii-flnlahed Seven-roomed Boose, scullery and washhouse, (splendidiweli;i»tank;s&c., andl large trarden.— Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c, Fort-: ,Btreetj;.)Ti:!t':. '<---:^m .;-p::Q: m T ■'''■■■or:::a T>ONSONBY.-For Sale, the'Deawopd ,ll?f!oStoi'eru»Apply;i ttfURl1 Hornpi'1 Shprtl'arid street. "'JIJt !'' ;i'' '^N^SAIIK/^To^FarmerßandlOtKers \tlr 20 tons Best Circular Head'and Waikato Potatoes, 1 or.SeedorTablo.-Gob.Blbbin. ■ •' PUK X MILK. for.Sale. at the .Sale-street ■'"-"Grocery Store,'at 3d per quart. •-•■ • HARMO/#IlJM;if.Q.r Sale,,;in .first-rate order, very cheap, at. Thos. H, Webb's, Qaj:.Cottage,Hobson-Btreet. .".■;■> :.,, ;,.'.' '" ENGINES rn-F.oriSale, one;6-horse power Portable,! in good working, order rone Stationery, Kngine and. Boiler, good working irder f "One 16-horse Portable, without wheels ; one 3-hori?9 Launch Engine, new; one 2-horee Water Engine, new, to be Been at bur establish ment, McCoskrio aid Bon; Kngineers, Ohapel atreet, Auckland. '■ > '■'- ■■ '" * '-•'-' ' =jmOß' SALlfi or. Leas^e, those Premises in JD ' dymorids-stree't,"hitely.ecpupied by Par tineton Bros.,- consisting of "Large* Allotment, with large Mill Buildings; Kngine, Boiler, &c, suitable for crushing, gristing, or:)any manu factory, Messrs Parting ton Bros, having taken those Flour Mills lecantly occupied by Messrs • E6w> • and -Motion.—Apply to H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stiohbury'B' Buildings, Queen-eteeet. ' ;-..! ■rf-' ■■•■ . .-■■ v |l' ~-.j-..'i W ■ °'r' :i;1 R1":"'"" §"' ■. 1 AIv'/"r;"' .c, V'B?.-i:iHanui6me New■ RestdenceC situated'in Wood-street, near College Road: Ponsonby. The house is thoroughly weU bnilt, ba&utitully tlnishod ofl', and fitted'with every convenience, such aa bath-room, Ras, &o.; large Corner Allot ment; splendid view pf city and harbour.—D.F. Klvans, .Batate Agent, next " Herald" office, Qneen-Btreet.--" ',/•■' •'.;" •.'/-': ,"'/.t~. ■';',''""'• ,& ..,.0 „...»;.,. -V.-^; ..-/.A, ■ L-,-.!,^ ■Cl.il^arneltrPeiwynTTerraqe—NioeuOottage. of Tapir rooms iv good; order; also,-in same allotment (detached). Cottage pf, 2 rooms, out; B6useK;&c.,in'a good position; trioa'for the Ibtl £250, ;-D.K. ffivans, House and- Estate Agent (temporary office), next "Herald," Queen-street fcp">"d %";'■&" 'ii.-■ s^':; a , ; ;li - h e; KfQhmpndJßoadj'p.onsoaby—A.-.gopd invest; ment,.;consisting' Pf,, House,'(abnpst .new). 6 Rbomsi'sbulleryy&d.'.'on "Allotment about 80 x 100; £500. House (almost new), i JRodms, Bo'ullory, &8;-,'-on iAUbtm'ent (adjoining the'above) about *0x!100; iBISO;1 oibptKProJiertiesldr'fesOi good Doaitioß.TuJar the PoijsonbyßttSdv-VD/B1. 'Evans, Houseind Bstato 'Agent •{temporary office) next ?'.H«tf6V<Qdeen-BtreejfcV- riIOKTMME DrATJbTSAJUi!;." mAngieaea- V. „ Btreet, a. House (in good.order), 6 rooms, Besifles':w,aa)i i houaa i J 1 stable,:wood-shed,, gbod'iryinargre, cbwier::iiUotriSnt;; I32,fee? frontage to'Ah(?iesea-atreet. 'fully-stocked 'with fruit 'trees and'flowers; dplendid'Weiif bf'Olty and harbour; very desirable;" Price, "onlt«Sso. -^•F.: Evans,'"Estate,Agent, next "Herald" offloa/fitieeiiißtre.et;,';'■; .ipOKISALE-^A Capital Investments S. The Residence and. Good-will of a First elsss iiddging'^Establinhmenir'^in Gtrey-street. The House oontainir~lS-apartments,. gaa and jraterrilaii «on,^batH-wom,; aria^yery-'con venience. .The'pbßitibn'ifor tbla'etonoße iS'UB' Btatpasaod, 'tiad' oommands a • splendid income.— Full information fro.ni D. F. Krarig,l' 'Kstdta Agarit'iaa^QheW-Btfaetf AattiHei^d bfflea'.^ "j_ a Ponsonby.aentieniaa's ateaidence^-The House ia almoat new/a-Qd'Containa'Drawing-robm (18 x 16). Dining-room (25ix 12), Parlour, ffonr Bed* rooms, ;iatoheß,ißath-rpom,-.Gallari &o,; nica garden, situated on .the- sunnyinlde of I'onHonby Road, sheltered from1 tho. cold xains ; splendid viewjijot city,:!and harbour. tPrice, inoluding Venetian blfiids, gaa-flttings: and stove; and all fixtures, £9SO.tT-D.!£V Evans, Estate Agent (tem porary.pffloe).lie3ct the "Herald." Queen-street "P* :-O, mo ß a v.oi£iu->W"""K'"' °E" -*J \'it rf.-fj h>aG j '.IF. ' • 'J.-.01.' Pbnßbnby—Npw arid thoroughly well-finished House of, Six Robins, besides Bacli-room; jWlaah housb with copper, gaa.fittings andaluioat every, convenience; in good position, water view, &c, &c. Price only £550.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent. S ■■: -._ v -i ° «.' tpi 0^ |B^ ;:'SV 'A? I c!! Ponsonby—lfeW and jweil-flriished Housa^of Seven Rooms,, beiidesV Pantry, LDafty, &c., ; Stable, Ba«K7 house, iCowshed. ::&o.j large Allotment fully stocked with choice Unit trees. Price (if sold at'once), £550.-^D.F. Kvans, House and-Kstate Agent (temporary ;bfllce)f next "Herald," Queen-street.'" P ■;' - g > V' Im: ;o; :r- : s a 1 l c, Sj' "ißmhptW ALLOTap^TSq "KBuiidinK'Auotme'nts "in VPonßonby, h H t:< ? ■■:■:.at per foot:—^ 5 k i George-street, Uh " i ~a Prospept-street, 20/ iSheehan^treeti^O/ ■f ■ .Sprijig-street, 25A' 0 Neil-street. 30/' '■« ', WiDlams-street. 30/ : Elizabeth-street, 307 s 9 i Perolval Paraide, 35/ i Wood-street, 37/6 ~ - i Wood-street, 12/6 ■ I Wood-street (cor allot), 52^5 Woqd-Btreet, 32/8 i Also, in apotfand-Btreet— i allotments for *300. Also, at Merslie—Splendid lots, fenced and j "planted. " v ; "".'. ~; Great North Road—Corner lot, 35 ft. frontage, L"ai 60/ per foot. , -".; . :: RnsseU-street, off Great North Road—Allot , nientsat «12each.". ;. j cj ?■■■■. ;:'it:'vi evans; r g * EfotJSE andJ Estate - Temporary Office:' Next Herald, Qneen-atreet |Urt) X SiAfL'E, A:-.B A;Rtf/IN, > «.-; i-"'---:'vr— —■: . r. « 107' Acres, of -Land, partly -in .'grass, with Three-roomed Cottage,'/in^godd 'repiair, two miles from Wbaruarei; warm, sheltered aspect; well adaptedrfor trait-growing. Xxtonsivo run for battle adjoining; - Stock, So,, may be taken •at Valnation Iffdesirea, owner being obliged to oaTSforKngland. ' -::. .: P « Apply to Frater- Bros., Aucklan3. or to li- Thompßon.»WHangarei." v - ~;■ -,-;, - " C',,.,, jtH o. rfK,;--; iS.; >; a ;." v «. Concentrated Blood and Bone Manure manu factured by the uhderatened. No mineral matter, .whatever is used in .the preparation, and we can confidently recommend it. Prioe: lßtQaaUty,«aperton, bags included; 2nd Quality, £6 per tony ba«B included. -f . Samples can be seen, and farther information obtained, upon application to FISHER & CO., vmv.j.j j r t ■ , y, ■ Queen-street. _;r POTATOES! roxATOES! POTATOEBI' The undersigned have In stock :— Primk waieato Tablb Potatoes Pbimb Cantbbbuky do 1f) «OBABTO\^N S.KKR' ",DO, 1? '/( A J ; lJ FLtrkßS ABHLEAF KIDNJtYB -i -:-Ai 'I Taylor'sKednkyb ~, ~,, ~ V jaOkson's KtDSKYs, &c.V&a,I&af ' They are also prepared to supply, in any quan tity, their celebrated MIXTURE FOR ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOR GREEN CROPS, the use of which has produced such remarkable results as to need no comment. , ' Also, all kinds of Bonedust and Guano, in any ■quantitriini:: i'r.'. , "-•''-"';,'"^fpriy">* >"*'■-& ' W^ji^DßSTj *&<S!u •.. "'::! '101 'OtrKKN.TREKT. ■■*• -



Public Notioes. Anokland, August 15,1881. T>EV. S. EDGEK.—Dear Sir,—Having, J_V/ some of us, heard your thouehtf aland very interesting Leoture on "Labour/1 we should be Klad that more people had the opportunity of doing so. Would you kindly He-deliver It in Town?—We are, yours respectfully, Samuel Coombos, George Cruiekshanfc. James Miller. Robert Morley, Thoa. Mason, J. Ford, Robert Cranwell, W. S. Jones, J. J. Swinnerton, J. Field, Win. Gulliver, J. Friar Clarke, W. H. Potter, T. LawßOn, G. Maraston, J. B. Hoyes, Henry Marbrook. OUTRAGES AGAINST THE JEWS IN SOUTHERN RUSSIA. Subscription Lists in aid of a fand to be for warded tor the object of relieving the distress caused by the dreadful and unprovoked outrages against the Jewish residents in Southern Kuaeia. will b» for a short time at the various Banks, the offices of Me3srs L. D. Nathan and Co., Shortlund-street; and K. and A. Isaacs, Lower Queen-street; also, with Members of the Sub committee :—Messrs P. a. Philips, Rev. S. Gold stein, L. Philips. D. Bloom. S. Ramua, I. Alexan der, L. Nenmegan, L. 1). Nathan, by whom donations will be thankfully received and acknowledged. A. H. NATHAN, .." .. i■ -t .■-' < Treasurer. DR: WINE wishes to infirm his patients that he has returned from Melbourne, and may be consulted at his residence, Symonds ■street, at the usual hours. . SEWING MACHINES of erery shape and size repairori, and warranted in work-i ing order for two years, by 1). 8. Chambers, 310,1 Queen-Btreet. . « (PIHKAPEST TOWELS in Town at J. KJ Green's. Good Unbleached Honeycomb Towels at 5d at J. Green's. Cheapest Linen and Cotton' Handkerchiefs in town ac J. Green's. Very Large White Handkerchiefs at 4d eaoh at J. Green's, 85, Victoria-street. ■r* HAL L E N G E. I hereby challenge S. GOODMAN to Walk Two Miles, and will give him 80 yards start, for ifilOa-aide. {Signed) J. LECKY. August3l,lßßl.. ,;., ■ T>OHBONBY, •-". (THLV& TTOTEL, CORNER OV COLLEGE-STREET AND FONSONBY ROAD. This House, the only Hotel in the wide district Of Ponsonby; Richmond, and Dedwood, is situated at the junction of several roads, and faces the-threefold Municipal Lamps. Omnib■ lacs pass to and from the City every Quarter hour, thus allowing gentlemen to select their own time'for Inhaling the tresh breeze and invigorating their system oy a short sojourn in that healthy aijd beautiful spot.' There nre .both private .and public bara, and public and private .sitting-rooms provided with every convenience.. ''"<■> . > '■' ''<. '■ ':' f THE BILLIARD-ROOM is the mo3t commodious, best lighted, and best ventilated in the Province of Auckland, und contains one of Thuraton's best tables,; with evetv'other requisite." ' ',', .' ..'. rg A good Quoit Ground has been recently made arid".-lovers, of this good old game will' Have ample opportunity of indulging in their favourite pastime;'i ''■''■ ■ ■• ■■ :i • ■ ■■''■' ' A speoial brew of Seccombe's Ale always on draught. ... W.-'STANFqRr>, Propkibtor. —. LI — QUOK *%A COMPANY, , d LONDON. „ .SPLENDID VALUE. , ( ,, B O-O X S, Handsomely Bound, and by Popular Authors. uo <j W.Si COLLINS, Agent, .'i? Manukau Road, Parneix, Auckland. 1 i ' Terms Striotlv Cash ' JTI iHf E!A R rI M B X X CHEAP TIMBER I To Clear bur Yards, we are now Selling Off all ant 'present Stock at a GREA& REDUCTION. Job Lots at Any Peiok to effect. ,s hss glbakasce m hau tfkW ZEALAND TIMBER1 COMPANY^ MSIII V'ri.iN■'■TaN'SinNUTftsl ; '';! ''' shaklasd's oi xl^n walimi-isi i ■'«.! i.-f; ■ - • ri H Ecßili >V T>E CTOR AL, U n&llMlH&mvpmXJ :/-■;:■.; // P, a APOTHECARIES1 HALL, v 1 ODDOBitO PoSt-OfflCO jjN x r!; MoI v ■ n,. i>; ': 4- -x1 i "m1 ' ;& GROUND LIME. .1-1 il&iiri !■'■!• : '•', .'.■■■i1/■■,■.■■ if FOR SALE MAHUMNGrHTDRAtrufaGHOUNpROjOHE .aJTon .>; • ;LiME,r v. •■:'"/■f'-W i'riiany quantity, for Concrete, Paths, Floore, Cellars, etc. (next to stone1 flagging, is unrivalled for .durability and hard-setting -qualities). For tanks' and* joiner", yret work, it is a flrat-olaßß material."' " ''..','.'.,,. ],V""'.^-[ "S-'KEAISE, SOLfi"AGENT; ; " CtrSTOMHOUSE-STBEET. s^^OPBENfiEIMER [ & CO.jl ' ~-'^ CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET; AUCKLAND, ' Are ttking'-brders ftSr tie American Fe'nbmß ■jliaall .(ianliii .'.Company's: ■m.j.k:'.'. nn.'m Stebl "Barb ' F^^pi ■~ 'iV^fj% vMx , /:Tho"Ch.6npeat'iuid Best in the Market, t — -—at - - r O£4§ jqS< PER, TQN^or 'Painted^ 'U for. Galvanized. -, 'Duty Paid and Ifree, DeUvored at For lifrms''and fnil- particulars apply to I OFPENBEIMER & CO., XCdstom-hodsk-stbket, \JT ~U -1 2> . • AtjOKfiAND. .■/.orsarj a JIA'I'H i)V!!V.HV : fcfij .'•■:'. i.::■■?■,- ': TBA JJEALEK AND FAMILY GEOOKR. ■ Zi,:.aaj& no :i'E6*N TkeeaoiS '■ *'• *"**£.'■ v Families'waited uliiSn for orders. tBl0Ot?s Good delivered to any part of the Town and Suburbs, t^*w nnnKK /HiOUCHKS.iCasyuhairsand ac®ffi™ ■ *^K. i»oor Mats. Bath Mats. „, „ nr .. . : rpELKSCCPffi Tables, Oval ti *-a m-tnvxr ■*- Tables, Hound Tables, nm^iSSza^' Writing Tables, Ocoasiona ,!!B7i«neeiMrt. Tableß( B coffee and Gipsy ,*.,."!.' Tables &O ":' /' .....,, t ir it nrthtt-ta!-m/HiLT Chimney Glasses and IMffi**MS§7-* jr Mahogany-foUetGlasseß 67;<}Oeeii^ in great variety. :, : vi,,,i.t •P fcH roOKK' TKON BEDSTEADS^HaIf .wotißen-^. ■■• Tester« Blench. Stump, d67i Q?een-Bt, and fo],!^^, kon Chair Bes' ' gteaflg and Iron Cota. '> -• -~,^,, ...,„,.,,,.. /"tiLTCornicesandPolished T.'fcH.COOKE, XX Cornice Poles, Venetian 67, Quoon-Bt.. . Blinds, and Patent Spring rc^ 'ROUer Blinds. ■\A/ARDROBES, Drawers, T^&BYCOOKE, »T Washstands, - ToUet 67,Queen.s$,;;,,Ware, in,single end double seta. KlMtjafc . T IBRRAL DISCOUNT to t Rr-w frinirw -*-^ Cash Purchasers. Aii BOwn? goods deUveredFKsß in town 67. queen-s|;, , catalogues for wardedioa pub ' A ' Uoation. • ™» ■~, i INDIA' A«b OBfINA TEA WAREHOUSE, ...... '*'a"NOi 95;^VlOTpBLS >: STBEET. "'' Owing to the lato Fire in Queen-street, and consequent loss' of outlet for my laVge bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially Clgare, I have determiiied to bbU a quantity of the latter at s price which, though entailing no loss to me, will actually bo lower than import cost laid down here,- 1 offer the first line oa under:— ---•a «,000 KeaVAmerloßn3-yeat-old OigaHMieavj weights, viz,, lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20s f ia'JTeas I have.«oine of Me dioioest blendi ob^ttable; '.;Ji teial wfll suffice.", AJI my teat from'M Bd' and uDWards are now carefnlly ; blended with'" Very Strong" and^'Hlgh^lasJ I Flavtrary"l Indian Teas. Thto-announcemßni ' wUI, I.have no dpubt; prove acceptable to the poorer clasa. as especially is it true this season ithat they show better value in the cop than ordinary China alone: • ■'■'■■'•'■•*■■ ■■<'•• •<- •■• ' '; • •'■■ ~W Tt>. lOlbs of Good Katson Congou for ..' _ 14fl 2d A|Good China Tea .. ';. ■■'•li' ;. Is 6d 'Sliong, Darjeeling Flavoured Congou, a, j JptS&i "TeJaßxtraordißary," a thorough econo- , ft "inks tea, with Aesam flavour .. .. ZB' '^Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and ' pungent-^Darjeeling kind .. .. _ ,!2s 6d '"^Very Kich Deep Brown Tea"^ .. _. Sfl, Capital values in Box Teas at 203,225, 245, 289. and 28s per box. V ;'''■' ''^jSnidry; quotations on page i. ,j,. I** "' " FBKDK. WHITEHKAD, -i*. vt! :;.i...<■ i Tea and General Importer, Tbioiis Cash. 95. Vlctoria-st. Auckland, |S UU BLI C..- N6 r I CiEi " Honour to them where honour is due." JAMES ItEID & SONS Beg to call the attention of the Public to the! FURNITURE EMPORIUM, Situated In HonsoN-aTRKBT. ■ .Their Cabinetmaking is equal to ony In Ney Zealand. ■ Knmitnr». Bopaircd and Ke-poliah« OP the shortest notioo. and ln_jtailmtfc3Bmdt



P Public Notices. ,-a-i. "DAfiQUK 'AKABY, >fj|g%;. J_> MAID,' FROM PORT .if 4||S|?3|g> CHALMKR3. SESKesSa i n consequence ot the dolay in | taking dellvory of cargo discharged from the * barq.no ' Araby Maid,' Consignees are requested to take notice that on and after this date all cargo remaining on the Wharf after 1.30 p.m. will be Removed and Stored at their expense iM and risk, in terms of Bills of Lading. r Ji THK NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO." (Limited). Agents. Auckland. August 30,1881. .£? iftTO £1000 LENT on Building dfe a_" Society principles, or on other terms to ault borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth page. Sis per cent allowed on money deposited tor investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Aeent. Vulcan Lane. Tenders. TtTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. WESTPORT-NGAKAWAU RAILWAY. 3-TON STEAM CRANE CONTRACT. -. Written Tenders will bs received at this office until noon of MONDAY, the 12th September IBBl.ior the above contract. They are tobe marked on the outside. '• Tender for 3-ton Steam I Crane Contract," and addressed to the Hoilum,; .Minister for Publio Works, Dnnedin^. Tele- j graphic tenders, similarly addressed and marked, M will be received, if presented at any Telegraph m Office by noon of the sams dato, provided that Written Tenders are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour. Drawings, specifications, and general conditions f may fee sesn at this office, and At the Public Works Offices at Wellington, Christohnroh, Greymouth, and. Auckland. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. By command. — --— TOITIIWI - , W. N.BLAIB. .-,,, o •"' ■' Engineer-in-Charge'Middle Island Pnblio Works Office; ~" Duncdln, 2nd August, 1881. : : T- : r r M SEPARATE TENDERS-fotWyof tho undermentioned Services and Supplies, for a period of Twelve Months from the Ist October, 1881. will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham-Btreet, Auckland, until noon of FRI DAY, theil6th September next:— 1: ft\ I 1. School Furniture, Desks, Tables, Blade boards, &c. '■ «iBil"C no Z. Gymuaatip Apparatus, Dumb Bells, Rings, Poles, &o. *-'A>u 3. Miscellaneous Sittings, Clocks, Bells, I _~,, ..Blinds, HatrPegs,&o, , , „., .. .• ~ ""I. SODOol'Maps; Charts, ijiagrama. See. ." ' ,:. JHB ' 5., Stationery; Including Supplies for 'Girts.. IP • J'-."" J High school "■- "■' .:■ :';■ •■■,' ;""'.^y*t •• 6. Printing. - ' . ■"' -° ">'•'■>■•■ «L'# 7. Advertising. 8. Coal and Firewood for Offices. Specifications and Conditions of Contract on application at the Office of the Board. VINCENT E. RICE, Secretary. rnENDEKSior Improvements to the JL Teacher's House. Hunua. will bo received by the Education "Board, Wyndham-street, , Auokland, until noon of FRIDAY, 16th Sep temb'er'next; 3 llTia I i Ft liJ ;fe,jj. Specification may bo seen at the Office ot the v Board, and on application to the Chairman of 1| the Distriot School Committee. rr> o lv-'vii 'U-: 1 :ii "D ■' E' :>iR s. J fendors will be reoeived-untll noon of WKD NKSDAY, September 7th, for the Erection and Completion of ft Wesleyan phuroh at Hamiltoo, WaiKato. . ~„:,- , . KDWARD BAKTLKY, r As ~ym ~-« nni ,v,> .ft ' '"AWhiteot' J : — .1 Tendew rwlll.be: received until noon of * THURSDAY, September Bth, for the KreoUon of a Four-roomed Cottage at Newmarket. w EDWARD BARTLKY, .. _ Architeot " '* TO B UIIfO ER S. Tenders will be received until Noon of SATURDAY, September 10,18S1, for the Erec tion and Completion of Wklleslby Opera H<Jusb; Wellesley-street, for H. N. Abbott.Esq: o ~„.., BDWARD BARTLEY; ■ ' Architect. rnAO:> /B U "i- L D E R '&' Tenders''wili be received' until 'noon of THURSDAY, September Ist, for the Erection and Completion of Brick Store in Bigh-Btxeet. BDWARD BARTLEY, ~. J. A V • < : Arohlteet. .! m ob v, i l D; c r s. ■ •Tender'sll will be received 'up to1 nook'on SATURDAY, the 10th September, tor "the Kraction of a. Brick Building adjoining the Theatre RoyaU ■' ,;:I," ",■■' , . *' ', " Plans', &c, at our ofßces.'Qu'een-street. ;':V,,«■ "; EDW. kAHONEY & SON, ..- * '• ■'" • '' ' ' Arohlteota. rp 6 B'UILJD ER S. Tenders will be received up to noonf fan THURSDAY, the Ist September, for i the Erection of a Viiia ; Residence jat the North W Shore. tt7ri * c ■' ' T Plans, &c, at our offices. Queen-street. ,(; >!) EDW. MAHONKY & SON. « ~,., ... ;i ,,.» ; . . ■...■' ~ :j,Arohiteotß,| m q b .vi l d er! s. 1 Tenders will be received up to ncton on MON DAY; the 12th of September, for the ereotton of Bank Premises at Patea, for the Bank of Nell Zealand;- Plans, &c, at our offlcas, Qm;sn-street. BDW. MAUOJSKY & SON,. „. , ;:'' '":;.■:",i Arohlteot^/ ; mENDEKS will be received1 np'tilk X. SATURDAY, the 3rd of September, at.m p.ln.,for the- Jireotion (labour only)of a Hbuae at Helensville.'-' Plans, &o, to be Been at MessnP Cruiokshank & Miller's,' Ironmongers,; Queeti street. •*■.>"' •■ ■= iu-<iii»xa,t>'tuttit rpENDEKS) will rbeV receivad up to : . X September 7th for Twenty-six (26) Chains * | of Fencing. For particulars apply to R. and R. , gador.'North-Shorei,;', .•) .:<: . .■"AZ'YF ■:^ii§! tS- .r, frni&itfi --A ft .Si *<&/:, c V "■ ..Tenders will!beirecelvod by the undersigned until 6 P.HL,, rOn- SATUKDAS, 10th Septomber, for the'lTeaee of the Old Telegraph" Office at Riverhead. .i:.in-:ni The Tenant to keep-in repair, and Rive six monthsnofice.-. t : w " A ly'i/'-l Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J." ORCHISTQN, ,UJ » Inspector Teleßrapha, jAHokland,22ndApgUßt. 1881.,„,.,; jit/, g-| ---dp.i t jjntM'ni.tii'j Auctioned fa UHk% ! •iiiloH'torith.ii.i. ■j-.fr ;.';■«' f !!)l Imr, <.1 ■ * TO-MORROW. t '',. t>H ,', —THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEKI; —~ AP#L«E Si At PL!ES I ApPLES 1 Ex Lodn'gana, @ HoßaW,'and s.s. | no tbtat fi: ..E? tf^ ana- ,".U? .'#^. TQjBE.SOLD BY AXJCTIQN. M . AclV.: 'jiA': -K-,T H UJB'-S^-'M^A^M (Produce Department). • -;i •■'' • ii!;'!-;:a::y :■■•.•';'.! ■ ;_ . ■•' • • >n h-.t^i r . A WELL-SELEGTBD liOT"of CHOICE'- -••; qk. (i , I TRXIVr, from some of thoßeßt ,--!■ J Shippers,; ,: : : ;■.■.:.■,!;'> j Marks. *iNo. of cases; Description, ''-ihu I '.' B>. jii«;ji )'826/ rAPPLß3^t6nePlppitiß;frenoh IJ!iit F 120! - Crabs, Stunner Pippins, Mui-'S' S Arr ■..,-,;lsQ\''ix>Btm Peannßtas,,:rGolte>' Wli > 82J ■ Kussets, Golden - Harveys. Jhß W 100] .Johnson'o Keepers, New York ■ JL 45 Pippins, Scarlet Pearmalnp, B m * i "^T I ■"'elUngton Pippins, Nonpareil T0ta1..787 (. Rußßete, Orow^Eggs. 1 I tl J A fc AT 1-,O'CLOCKVi X « ,i) <jf a. w. BtSHEYj -! [iibwnr BnraEY (I .^Q-MORROW, SEPTEMBES.4, , , ',-'"'.',. V *At 11 odock. "_ , "■"• ' j,E0.1" ..'.■_: /,.!.;;•': 0.J..1A i OATS I OATS! OATS! ' ■ ■:) 'G. W. BINNEY & CO. T| •; j LJ AYE received to; seilfjby. 1.1 public auction, at tbeic ifart. Queen-' street, TCHinqrrow. September 1. at 11 o'clock, ; 200 SACKS Fißsr-eLAas skkd oats. , ».„ ■• Terms at Sale. ■' t ! „. ; ' POTATOES! POTATOES! [ IMMEDIATELY ON ARBIVAL~OF If AWN, ©I 'LTITEJQION;.M ! X{% ?Tff ~PM A D 11 XT AS received' instructions to sell by $ : m anction>tonnipMp;B«ide, I 200 TONB '^^UB CANXEBBURX ' iii>:: '"'■■•' OTATOBB' ■ :i.;.. Mlgm | ' W^t COGHJBANai j .'< iJA&i DA|CEJB, |f J FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. ' , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers vrill sell, ak their Rooms, Fortstreet, on Friday, the 2nd September, at U o'clock, .. " GENERAL. HOUSSHOLD FURNITURE, 0 coi sisting ot — Green Damask Unite, Couches, Chairs, Pictures. Tables, Vene tian Blinds, Fonder*. Umbrella Stand, Lamps. Sewing Machines. Clockß, Iron 1 —and Wood Bedsteads, Mateassefcßed-, ■- • • ding, Washstands, Ulrrors, Cnests '•'■> ■>. 'Drawers, -Stoves, Cooking Utensils, Dresser, &c. - Also, P Fonoy Goods, Toy^&c . ' - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, ■ I Auctioneers. - - • , ,