THE ELECTIONS TO BE HELD IN NOVEMBER.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.

WELLINGTON, this day. The elections will take place at the end ot November if possible, as the Government want to hurry them over.

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.

BY the arrival of the s,s. Gleneig from Northern ports this morning, we received particulars of the decease of a passenger, said to be named James Paul, during the passage between Whangaroa and this port. We learn that Paul was engaged as an A.B. on board the barque Sarah Ann, now lying At Whangaroa, which vessel arrived froni Melbourne a few weeks ago. For tbe past fourteen days he ia said tohave been suffer ing from a severe cold, and that during last week he became so ill that the master of the Sarah Ann (Captain Simpson), induced him to get clear of the ship, and the uian consenting, the dis charge was duly made out, The man Paul went oh board of the Gleneig at Whangaroa yesterday with the intention of taking up quarters iv the Auckland Hospital. He was then able to walk the deck with the assistance of a comrade, but his speech was but a whisper. Captain Stephenson saw that the poor fellow was very ill, and gave instructions that he should be placed in a berth and that a little pprt wine should be served him. The sufferer from that time became worse. When the steamer was at tbe Bay of Islands he was gasping for breath, and when off Cape Brett he died. There was no doctor on the Gleneig, and Captain Stephenson did all in bis power for the comfort of the sufferer—for which he deserves much credit. WhentheGlenelgarrived'attheQueen-Btreet Wharf the body was given into the charge of Serjeant McGann, who had it conveyed to the Dead House. It has not yet been ascertained to a certainty that the name of deceased is really James Paul, as such is only an inference from the fact that a num ber of discharges in that name were found on his person, showing that prior to his en gagement on the Sarah Ann, he was en gaged on the ships " Horatio" and "Ours." An inquest was held at Glceson's Hotel this afternoon before Dr. Philson, District Coroner, and a jury of twelve. Dr. Honey man, was to havo made a post-mortem examination, but up to the time at which we went to press his evidence had not been taken.

THE PROROGATION OF PAR LIAMENT.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

The House met at 12; Mr Seymour in the chair.

THE WORK OF THE SESSION,

The following return of the work of the session was laid on the table :—Public Bills originated in the Hou<e; Received the Royal assent, 58 ; reserved for the signification of Her Majesty's pleasure, 1; dropped or otherwise disposed of, 69: Total, 128. Brought from the Council: Received the Boyal assent, 17. rt served for the signifi cation of Her Majesty's pleasure, 0; dropped or otherwise disposed of, 14: Total 30. Grand total, 158. Private Bills originated in the House: Received the Royal assent, 2; dropped or otherwise disposed of, 135. Petiltons pte.iented from Europeans, 297; from Maories, 88. Total, 385. Divisions of the whole House, 19.; ia. committee, 230. Total, 302. SITTINGS. Days of meeting, 72; hours of sitting, 665. Questions asked ot Ministers, 500; entries in journals, 12-78; daily average, ---249 orders for papers, 69; papers laid upon the table by command, 100; in return to orders, 55; in return to addresses, l.j by message by act, 41; by leave, 25; papers ordered to be printed, 250; papers not ordered to be printed, 92. Total, 233. Reports from Select Committees, from the Public Petitions Committee, f63 ; from the Native Affairs Committee, 88 ; from the Trustee Lands Committee, 100; from the Gold fields and Mines Committee, 19; from other Committees, 88. Total, 466. LIST OF ACTS. Passed both Houses: Public Accounts, Adoption of Children, Animals Protec tion Act Amendment, Chatham Islands, Chinese Immigration, Corrupt Prac tices Prevention, Crown Suits, Customs and Excise Duties, Deceased Persons Estates, Duties, DeUtist Act, 1880, Amendment, Diseased Cattle, Divorce nnd Matrimonial Causes Act, 1567, Amendment, Dog Registration Act Amendment, Drainage, Employment of Females and others, Fencing, Gaming and Lotteries. Hawkes Bay and Marl borough Rivers Act 1868 Amendment, Immigration and Public Works Appropria tion, Imprest Supply, Imprest Supply (No 2), Imprest Supply (No 3), Licene. ing, Native Lands Act Amend ment, Native Lands Frauds Preven tion. Native Succession, Neglected and Criminal Children's Act Amendment , New Zealand Consolidated Stock Act 1876 Amendment, Patents Act Amendment, Post-office, Prisons Act Amendment, Pro perty Assessment Act Amendment, Pro perty Tax, Public Domains, Public Health Act 1876 Amendment, Public Reserves, Public Revenues, Rabbit Nuisances, Railway Authorisations, Railway Constrnc« tion and Lands, Regulation of Elections, Re presentation, Sheep Act Amendment, Stamp Act Amendment, Stamp Act 1875 Amend ment (No 2), Supreme Court Practice and Procedure Amendment, Thermal Springs District, Town Districts, Volunteer. PRIVATE ACTS. Horahorae Water-race, St. Paul's Pres byterian Church (Christohurch), Trustees Incorporation, LOCAL ACTS. Akaroa High School, Auckland Reserves Exchange and Change of Tiust, Canter bury Rivers Act, 1879, Amendment, Geral dine Racecourse Reserve, Invercsrgill Gas Works Site, Masterton and Greytown Land Management Act 1871 amendment, Oamaru Harbour Board, Otago University .Reserves, Vesting, . Port Chalmers Cemetery, Port Chalmers Dock Trust, Port Chalmers Drill Shed, Rangaroa High School, Roxburg Recreation Ground Management, Southland Agricultural and Pastoral Association Reserves, Special Powers and Contracts, Taranaki County Council Loan Act 1878 amendment, Timaru Harbour Board Act 1876 Amend ment, Timaru Harbour Board Loan,Timaru Mechanic's Institute Act 1877 Amendment, Timaru Water-race Reserve, Walmakariri Harbour Board Loan, Waimate Racecourse Reserve, Waimate and Uemuka Public School Sites, Waikaia Harbour Board Loan, Wellington Queen's Wharf and Scone Sales, West Coast Settlement Reserves, Westland and ■ ■ Nelson Coalfields Administration Amendment.

List of Bills dropped or otherwise disposed of. In the Legislative Council: Affirma tions in Lieu of Oaths, Extension Christ church Alignment of. Street, Gisborne Harbour Board, Gold Duties Abolition, Gold Duties Act Amendment, Kaikoura Harbour Reclamation, Kakanui Harbour Board, Law Practitioners, Otago Harbour Board Leasing; Parliamentary Oathe, Parliamentary Privileges, Pensions, (No 1), Protection of Crops. In the House of Representatives: Annual Par liaments, Appraisers and Agent, Arnied Constabulary Ac*, . 1867, Amend ment, Auckland Museum Endowment, Auckland University College, Auctioneers, Banks and Bankers Act 1880 Amendment, Borough of Hamilton Boundaties, Com panies Contractors Debts 1871 Amendment, Counties Act 1_76 Amendment (No. 1), Counties Act 1876 Amendment (No. 2), Counties Act Suspension, County of Cook River, Crown and Native Lands Bating, Duration of Parliament, East Coast Lands, Education Act Amendment (No. 1), Education Act 1871 Amendment (No. 2), Education Reserves Act 1877 Amendment (No. 1), Education Reserves Act Amendment (No. 2), Equal Elec toral Rights, {.Evidence, J (Fire Prevention and the Fire Brigades, Friendly Soci eties, Gas Consumers Liability, Har bour Act 1878 Amendment . (No. .1), Harbour Act, 1878 Amendment (No. 2), Hospital and Charitable Institutions, In spection of Machinery, Land Act 1877 Amendment (No. 1), Land Act 1877 Amendment (No. 2), Land Claims Settle ment Acts Repeal, Law Advocates, Lease holders Qualification, Liberty of the Press Extension, Local Self-government, Married Women's Property Protection, Medical Practitioners Society, Mines Act 1877 Amendment (No 1), Mines Act Amend ment (No 2), Miners Right 3 Fees Reduc tion, Mining Companies Act 1872 Amend ment, Mining on Private Property,.Mumci pal Corporation's, Murihiku, Natives -Reserves Grants, Native Committees, Empowering, Native Descendants, Native Land Act, 1873 Amendments-Native Re serves.'New Plymouth Harbour Commis.

sion, New Plymouth Bigh School Act 1878 Amendment, Newspapers, N.Z. Institute of Surveyors, Offences Against tbePerson Act IS67S.Amendment, o_eb.un.fa Grammar School, Patea Harbour Board, Borrowing and Esting Pensions (No. 1), Pensions Validation, Protection of Debtors' Public Works, Roads Construction, Shurcbrokers' Act, Kcpeal Stamps Act Amendment (No. 1), Thames District Mining, Vagrant Act 1866 Amendment, WaipawaLandDispute, Wellington College Reserves Confirmation, Womens' Franchise, Private Bill, Church of England in N.Z., Trustees Incorporation. The Council met at noon, eight members, including the Speaker^ being present. The Commissioner read the order appoint ing Sir W. Fitzherbert, Hon. John Johnston, and Hon. C. J. Pharazyn Commissioners to prorogue the acting- Speaker, and nine members of the Lower House having attended, the Commissioners prorogued Parliament to Thursday, Novem^ ber 24th. , .:.''".

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

COROMANDEL, this day.

The Colonial crushing of eleven tons general dirt and 200lbs. specimens resulted in the splendid yield of lilozs, of retorted gold, averaging nearly thirteen ozs. to the tod? This Company was but recently formed, and tho parcel crushed is the output of tho mine for about eight weeks work with three men. Tho Comstocka aro carting about ten tons to the battery, and will commence crushing on Monday at the Carby Battery. Tiernau's have cut a new leader, which is looking well, and yielding heavy dish prospects, The shares were in demand in consequence. The Maori Win have got gold in tho level driven from the Tiki Company's ground. «* Tbe Hope are still getting out rich stone, . Tokatea.—About lOlbs. of stone show ing gold freely were broken down last Bight. Good gold was left in the face. The reef is becoming very solid and well defined. The prospects of the mine are splendid.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WANGANUI, this day.

Wanganui Stakes IIANDiCAP.-Mr Walters' Grand Duchess and Slander filly, Mr Banks' Rewi, Mr G. E. Wilson's Bau sliee. Mr H. Dixon's Bylong, Mr D. Scott's Camelia, Mr C. M. Richards' Mufti, Mr R. G. Hislop's Prim, Mr P. Murtagh's Angler, Mr J. Walker's Tartar, Mr W. H. Chitane's Dan, Mr T. Rowe'a Blue Gown, Mr W. Ruddock's Merlin.

Hurdles. - Mr D. Scott's Abolition, Mr P. Murtagh's Angler, Mr J. Higgie's Monk, Mr 0. Walker's Tartar, Mr J. Roe's Haw thorne, Mr F. Murphy's Chandler, Mr A. Pott's Raven, Mr Pruddock's Morning Star.

WELLINGTON, this day. Tbe Divorce Act Amendment Bill has been reserved for the Queen's assent.

CHRISTOHURCH, this day. POLITICAL.

Mr McMillan Is announced as a candi date for the Coleridge distriot,««'and Mr James Macfarlane for Cheviot. Mr James Lance, and Mr Charles Ensor are also spoken of as probable candidates for Cheviot.

The annual entire horse parade was held this afternoon. There were 67 entries, The bulk of the entires are of 'very inferior quality. There was a large attendance.

LECTURE ON "ITALY AND THE WALDENSES."

This lecture was given by the Rev.A M.MoCal lum last evening at the Young Men's Christian Associatioo.and was of a descriptive and highly instructive character. The lecture was carefully written from tto rev. gentle man's motes of personal visits to Rome, the principal cities of Italy.andthefertile and beauti ful vaUeys of the Waldenses. The chair waß occu pied by Frederick Larfcins, Ess.., and the meet ing was opened with prayer.and the well-known hymn, " Work, for tne night is coming." The Chairman introduced tho leotnro by a few introductory remarks. Mr McCallum, opening, - made reference to the sa-? ovont, President Gar field's death,whioh bad crused a wail of sorrow throughout Americo and the civilized world, having himself Bpent several years in America. Towards the oloae of the Italian Revolu tion, the leoturer passed over to Itnly hi quest ot health and rest. Ha visited Naples, Pompeii, Rome, Florence Turin, and Verona, on his journey north ward to tho country of the Waldenses. The descriptions of the places visited by tne lecturer were highly poetical and graphic, es pecially his sketches Ot Rome, its ruins, buildings and surroundings. At the time of-his visit the Roman police ransacked the portmanteaus of travellers in quest of prohibited books, particu larly the Bible, but now there Is a handsomo depot for the sale ot the Holy Scriptures in the Corso, established under tho auspioes of tho British and Foreign Biblo Society. He visited the various collections of art in tho palazzi of the old nobility.con taining some of the finest pro dnotions of the old masters in painting and sculpture. He desoribed the Vatican gallery— that vast palace which Is Baid to contain 10,000 apartments. "No words," said the lecturer, ••can give any idea of tho value and endless variety of its treasures of art antiquities, Christian and pagan; bronzes, medals.and manuscripts,vases of classic beaut 7. and bußta of emperors, poets, and orators of Rome and of Greece. These precious sculp tures, many of them recovered from the dust and ruin of ages, are of priceless value. The old sror marble seems to live and breathe as -When once adored ag the presentment ot Deity or come fresh from the geniuß hand of a Phi dias or a Praxitles. In one court or corridor you como upon the famous statues of the Apollo Belviuere aud the Laocßon, familiar by the casts in our museum; bat oasts aro mere shadows of the groat originals. The great piotures of Raphael in tho Sala Regia, and his marvellous mosaics in St, Peter's ■ the still more famous Siitine Chanel, whioh ia decorated in fresco from the pencil of Michael Aogelo; and the magnificent library. surpassing every other in the beauty of its pro portions and decorations—all presont 'a feast of reason,' which time is too short to enjoy." The lecturer described the venerable aspeot of Pope Pius the Ninth, one of the most elo quent of Italion eoolesiastios; and noticed the immense influence he exercised on the young minds of Italy by his genial and sympathetic style of address, more especially to young men. The lecturer gave a rapid sketch of th 9 events ■which led to the unity of Italy undec King Victor Immanuel, The conquering of the two Sollies by Garibaldi and the deliverance of the Italian people from the iron yoke of Austria by the great victories of SolJerino and Magento, followed by the union of all the petty states and the Grand Duchy of Tuscany under the reign of the Sardinian Monarch. The entrance of the Kine with his parliament into Florenoe, the beautiful city of the De Medio!, took place in The second part of the lecture was devoted to a May 1865. The lecturer was fortunate to be a witneßS of the unveiling of tho Dante statue on this occasion, and too jubilations of tho Italian people. No moral Influence was creator in bringinu about this consummation than the long continued __Bionary efforts of the Waldnesses, and of their patriotism and success ful Btruggle for their oivil and religious liberties, description ot the Waldermian valleys, and a concise history of the persecuted inhabitants from the days of St. Ambrose and St. Augus tine down to tho present age. The prinoipafc town La Tour, lies at the foot of the Alps. The enowoapped summits ot that famous range stand out like a greot wall against the horizon. The country o£ Vaudois comprehends Beven vallei 8. which radiate from a centre, and form an almost impregnable natural fortress. The earliest accounts of the Waldensea dote back to 1332 before Wycliffe began his work in Eng land, and 200 years before Luthr. Thoy poa nnsned a sort of poetical confession ot forth, called Nobla Leysbu, dating baotc to A.D. 1,100. In the 12th century, the New Teßtament waa translated into tne Romanic language at the expense of Peter Waldo, a mer chant of Lyons. Six copies of this wor_ havo oome down to the present time. The territory ot tho Vaudois is divided into parishes, with a. pastor in oharge of each, with whom is associated a consistory of lay- i men. The people have born, so less than thirty terrible persecutions. The only oharge evor mado agoinßt them was that they presumed " to worship God in their own way." In 1650 the Piedmontese mode war upon them, and a thousand assassins were let loose against them. No less than 700 of their assailants were killed in one gorge. Crom wlll addressed a letter to the Owe of Savoy in terceding for them, and the spirit of the great iioet Milton was moved to express his f eelmgaof commiseration towards these people, in his well™nownsonnet "Avenge thy Slaughtered Saints. Oh Lord I" whioh was re cited by the leoturer. The lecturer closed with a review of more recent events, and said in 1808 Felix; Neff paid them a visit and Rhnrtlv afterwards Dr Gilly, an English Churot man. General Be.kwith, an English officer of Seat distinction, settled and spent the closing days of his life among them. By o special o'_use in the constitution of the Kingdom of Sardinia tne liberties of the Waldenses were secured tethem. By the efforts of Dr Stewart, _t ____&_. a college for them was founded in winrance and a spaoionß building has been Sffise- £TRome itself as the centre of a missionary establishment, at a cost of #Ann° From this they now send forth Christian /missionaries and olrcu i?S *h« holy Sorlptures. Dr Guthrie de v_te_tba eonsfderS portion.of bis Ufa to ♦i7o formation of this mission .fund. Mr Galium concluded hia Interesting lecture S£«_," Wvmn or the Vaudois," in illustration n„3 «nrT Warher God." The Chairman paid ™Xn n? t he, rolony to be careful and saving, and nf seeine the antiquities, classical ruins,, ana deUghtful scenery which had been described. Mr Thos. Buddie proposed a vote of thanks, which was carried by acclamation. The dox ology and benediction terminated the pleasant hours. ,'.-

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE CITY EAST SCHOOL AFFAIR.

(To the Editor. J

SIR,—In your issue of last night a lotter appears signed "H. Worthington," read before the City School Committee, stating | that I called and requested re-admission for my daughters to the City East School, and expressed my regret for the source of trouble they had been to tho school, and promised that there should be no re-occur rence of their undntiful conduct. . It is like Mr Worthington's unblushing impudence to write such a tissue of falsehoods, for he told me they were both good girls, and that he had never received any complaint against them. I may state that my reason for taking them back to the school was a letter received by their grandmother from the School Committee, a copy of which I append. I may also state that during our conversation Mr Worth! ag ton condemned the Committee for in terfering with him in the matter, and that they had interfered with his drinking, beer in the school, and he did not care for any ono of them.—Yours, &c, W. Brinsden. Wellesley-street, Sept. 24, 18S1. City West School Committee. Auckland, September 10, 1881. Madam,—l am directed to inform you, with reference to tho dismissal of your grand - daughters from the Wollesley strcet School, that tho following resolution was passed at the last meeting of Com mittee, yiz-1 "That Mrs Dawson be re quested to send her grand-daughters back to the Wollesloy-street School.—lam, Madam, your obedient servant, O. MAHON, Secretary. Mrs Dawson, Hobson-street,

[Advt.l

SPARROW TRAPS.

To tho Editor: Sir,—l waa not surprised at the letter which appeared in last night's Star, Eljned T. Colo, and which is only worthy of the person whOße name iB attaohed to it. He doe a not attempt to earn the £toy the Parnell Orphan Home, easy as the task would appear w be (according to his statemonts). Ho doos not even givo the namo of one gentleman ho has supplied with tho " now notorious sparrow traps,' but trios to get out ot it by tolling tho publio " if any ono Bhould fool curious," (and I suppose Ithey will have to satisfy him that they are curious,) and visit hia shop, he will, in his own way, satisfy them. With what! " That he has bsen regularly supplying Bnarrow-trapa during tho past six or eight years?" No; but that he sup plied them six or eight years ago. What are we to understand by this last statement of hia} (And I take your statement of the 19th to bo his also.) Why, that there has been no supply,at all during tho past six or eight years t And that if any were supplied six or eight years ago, they have answered their purpoao bo well that no ono has over wanted or wished for any Binoe. Then, again, was the sparrow peat so great eight years ago that traps were required? No; the outcry has only been made during the last year or two. So much, then, for his "six or eight yeara regular supply." And as for him " having one in hia shop now." I should not be; surprised if he had s dozen after the full and oloardescrip tion of mine, given in tho " Herald" of Saturday last, With roitard to his remarks about it being well-known that he " would not deign to hold any communication whatever" with me, I feel Borry for him, for he compels me to put into thia letter that which I would rather put into a private note, viz, that he will be pleased to return me the two dozen sets of brass perambu-. lator mountings, which he borrowed from me when I loaned him some ot my tools to com mence busineißfliatn after Mb late fire in April lost, and let this close all communications between us.—l am, &o„ Henry Raftoh, Bssketmaker, Junction of Queen and Grey- Btreets. '

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

LONDON, September 22.

The total reserve in notes and bullion in the Bank of England is £13,000,000, an inctease of £600,000 during the week. The Bank rate remains at 41, and the market rate at 33-8 per cent. At a wool sale yesterday 6,300 bales were offered, and an active demand was shown for all descriptions offered. The tone of to day's sale was, however, weaker. 7,100 bales were catalogued. The total quantity withdrawn from sale since the commence ment of the series is 21,000 bales. The auctions close on the Bth October.

LATEST FROM PARIHARA.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. TE WHITI CAUTIONS HIS JfOUNG

MEN,

To Whiti gave a strong lecture to some of his impulsive young men the other evening. They were preparing a surprise on the camp and Te Whiti hearing of it, ad dressed them as follows :—" If you kill five pakehas tbey get ten to fill their place. If five Maories are killed there are none to fill there place. The Maories are hemmed in on every side by Europeans. If yon fight and kill all tbe men in the camp, hundreds of Europeans will come and take their places. The result is that you will bo killed, and the pakehas will have all the land." The young men were influenced by Te Whiti's words, and did not mado the raid they intended last evening. Te Wetere, of Mokau, had an interview with tho Native Minister, with reference to the Mokau block, and the Bitting of the Land Court in that district.

The Native Minister, Colonel Roberts, and Mr Parris, were expected to arrive at Pungarehu at noon to-day. Thoy will not visit Parihaka. Tho natives come down every morning, as usual, to fence, and it is pro. bable the Native Minister will have an opportunity of watching the proceedings,

PETTY ROBBERIES.

IT has been evident for some timo past from the occurrence of numerous petty depre dations in and about the city that a gang of thieves are carrying on operations ia a desultory sort of way, hoping, perhaps, by the paltriness of the thefts to secure immunity from police vigilance. Clothes-lines have been Btripped in various localities, hen roosts visited, and shop-tills rifled, but in the majority of eases the robberies havo been conducted on so small a scale that the victims, rather than court notoriety for their loss, or be obliged to dance attendance upon police officials, have preferred to keep their own counsel in tho matter, Mr |Gladding, who has o grocery store at Eden Terrace, is said to be a sufferer in this way, and various residents in Symonds-street havo also had their goods and chattels laid under contribution. During this week the pilferers, doubtless becoming aware of the discontent, "not loud but deep," that their nocturnal visita • tions were causing in the eastern portion of tho city, deemed it prudent to temporarily vacate the district and to give the burgesses of the west a turn. Ac cordingly, -within the laßt few days, the thrifty housewives and industrious shop keepers of Hobson, Wellington, and Nelson streets have been greatly exercised iv spirit by the mysterious disappearance of live stock and hard cash in small amounts. Mr Kennedy .saddler) of Wellington-street, mourns the loss of a fine family of fowls ; Mrs Jennings, of Nelson-street, deplores the untimely departure of some linen which had been leit on her clothes line over-night, and Messrs G.Dickson (baker), and A. Wick ham (grocer) of Hobson-street, complain of burglarious entries upon their respective premises and the disappearance of all their spare cash. All these things seem to have transpired on Tuesday night. On Friday morning, Mr Dickton discovered that some pereon had entered his family sitting room fey a window over looking Hobson-street, _ but full./ four feet from the ground (tearing the window cur tains in the feat), and that, passing i from the room into tbe shop, he had opened the desk at the counter, and trans ferred to his pocket all the spare cash therein contained, departing by the same way as he had entered. Nothing but tho desk seems to have been tampered witb. The robbery, though petty, was bold, for the window overlooks a leading and well lighted thorougfarc. Mrs Dickson says that she was awakened about midnight by a noise like the strains of a bugle eucli as is used by 'busmen, and that immediately afteiwards the Bound of a window being opened smote upon her ear, but- thinking that it was merely some one next door looking out to see who the bugler was, she paid no attention to it. In the morning the bar across the shutters of Mr Smith's • (butcher) shop, next door, was found to be down, but whether this was the result of accident or design, of course cannot be known Mrs Wickham's shop is situated a little lower down the street on the same side. It was entored by the kitchen, access being had to the yard through, a gate possessing merely a wooden bar, and the only articles stolen were a small quantity of tobacco and cigars, together with 7s or 8s in pence, which were lying in an unlocked drawer attached to the counter, No noise aroused the sleeping inmates at this place, and the thieves got away safely with their booty. The detec tives are now investigating the matter, and it is to be hoped that their researches will lead to the detection and condign punishment of the guilty parties.

THE iUJCKLAISP EVENING STAR, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24



The mau Crene, who had his ankle dis located by falling over the cutting at the corner of Albert and Durham-streets, has bo far recovered that he will be able to leave the' Hospital on Monday next,



Mr Thompson.Superintendent of Police,is still dofug well in the Hofpital, but it will be fully three months before he can walk ithout the use of crutches.



J Wancea WANTED, an Upholsterer.-Apply to night at Mclvor's Furniture Shop, City Market. . , WAN 1 ED, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs McMaater. Queen-atreet. ""OrANTED] Kood Tailoresses.—Apply to v v Munro and Milligan, Karangahape Poad, Newton, this evening. I \XT ANTED, two or three good Useful IVT Carpenters for the Country.—Auokland , Timbor Company (Limited), Custom - house- Btreet. \aj ANTED, at once, a respectable Gill V v about 17; with reforencas.—Apuly Mrs F. Wood, Brighton. WANTED to Purchase, for cash, Building Sites outside oity boundary.— R.3.J.. NewtonPoatoflice. _ WANTED, Pupils for Night School. Strictest attention paid to eaoh. A splondld opportunity for acquiring knowledge. —A. Pratt, Dublin-street, Ponsonby. TTfTAN-EI), a few Pupils to join a Latin, IT Greek and Hebrew Class; Terms moderat;.—Apply Stab Office. WANTED, by a Steady Boy, 12 years old, situation; well noeustomod to horaes.and enn milk; wages no objeot.—Address M.W. this office. WANTED, two Youths as Improvers— Apply to George Hemus, Excelsior Boot Factory; WANTED, a Good Machinist.—Apply to Cartwright & Carthew, Boot Upper Manufacturers, Grey-Btreet. ANTED, Fowl Manuro.—Boll and Co., Tanners, &0., 11, Grey-street. \X7"ANTED, a Nursegirl for Kawakawa, Yv Bay of Islands.—Apply to J. Morrison, Asphaltor, Newton Road. WANTED, two first-class Book Can vssßors; good salary and commission ; none but good men need apply,—Apply by letter to' Energy,' »tau office. WAJNTED, a smart active Boy to attend to a Doctor's Horse and Buggy. Good wages to a deserving boy.—Apply Stah office. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Mra Wakefield's, Alfred-street, Barrack Bid. WANTED, Board and Lodging for 2 Young Men. in private family, near town.—Apply by letter (staling terms) to W.P., Star office. . VjtTAN TED. Customers for the Best and TT Cheapost Boots in Town.—Cheap Boot Shop, oorner of Queen-atreet and Market En trance. WANTED, by a Practical Yorkshire Farmer, a situation as Manager; oan do any kind of work, and has a thorough know ledge ot all kinds of stock.—Apply by letter, FM, Star office, Auokland. ' WANTED, Four-Roomea House with shed and good water Bupply.—Thomas Yates, Newton. XXT ANTED, a useful Second-hand Piano V T for beginners. Tho advertiser will oall and inspect the samo on leaving address.— Webb'B Muaio aaloon, Wolleßler-street. WANTED KNOWN-Men's Regatta Shirts, 2/3; 'White Shirts, il; Girls' Merino Frocks, 2/6; Wool Squares, id. Selling Off at Dampier's. a Respectable Person to TT take the Management of a Small Family of Childron in the East Coast; a nico home for a competent person.—Application in writing, stating post experience and referenoe, to W.A., Albert Hotel. WANTED, Purchasers ot Grains.— Apply Captain Cook Brewery. ANTED KNOWN—Hate, Flowers, Feathers, Dress Ploces. Lustres, Stook ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Choapest Houao in Town.—G. Carter. Vlotoria-street. WANTED KNOWN—Special Advan tages to Personß about to Build.— Auokland Timber Co. (Limited). G. Holdahip, Managor. . WANTED Known—»ilk Boot Lacea, 2d the doz; Wool Plaid. 1/1; Pink Flan nel, 1A1; 50yd Reels Silk, Id; Bilk Dross Buttons, Id the doz. Selling Off at Dampier'a. WANTED, Tenders for a Four-roomed Cottage. Plans and specifications can bo seen at iho office of Mr D. Ooldie, Timber Merchant, Albert-Btreot, up till 4 o'olock of TUESDAY next, 27th instant. ANTED, a strong Lad to strike in a blacksmith's shop.—Apply at onoe C. H, Lowe, Upper Symonda-atreot. WAN TED KNOWN-Ladies' Out-door Prunella Boots. 5s Cd; Ladies' Shoes. 4b 6d and 5s Gd; Infants' Elastic Boots, Is 6d; Girls' Kid Boots, 2s 6d. Selling off at Dam pier'a. ' WANTED, Everyone to visit the Albert HaU on Saturday evening to see the International Panorama. \\j ANTED KNOWN.-For Sale, In- T 1 terest of Coal and Firowood Depot, Mount Eden Ballwoy Station; also. Good Shed. This is a chance for any person wishing to start In the Timber or Cool and Firewood trade.— Apply on the premises. i W~ ANTED KIN OWlN—That A. T. Carter has opened new Bhop as Grocor I and Confeotioner.Lennox Buildings, Pitt-atrect. \\r ANTED, Tenders for Pioughiug 25 TV acres of Land at Devonport.-Apply to Mr R. M. Stark before Saturday next. WANTED KNOVV IN — Ladies' Drawers, 1/1; Shirting, 3d tho yd; Now Zealand Flannel, 10d; Boys' Black Felt Hats, 1/10. Sellicg off at Dampier'B. ANTED KNOWIN, tnat you can Dress well for a small weekly payments by going#to Munro and Milligan. Sco advertise ment on front page. . ANTED, a Partnership in an Established Bualnesa by a thoroughly experienced man. Capital at command, £600. Pricoioals only dealt with.—Address 'Bona Fide,' Stab offloo. ; WANTED, orders tor our famous' Trousers to measure, at 13s Gd; also, tho wondrous 55s suits. Overcoats from 40a. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Choap Tailor, 170, Queen-street. j ANTED KIN OWN—That tho -lew Zealand Timber Company o>e Belling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at the very lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our now bush, just opened. ; WANTED KNOWN—I have reducod the price of several artloles that were under Is, and overy artiolo that was Is and over.—W. H. Pompier. WANTED K.N OWN that the V ictorian Loan and Discount Agonoy's Advertise mont appears on 4th page, 7th oolnmn. WANTED KNOWN—For maigesnon, tho following local preparations stand unrivalled, viz., Robley's Digeßtlve Brown Bread, Digestive Meal for Porridge, Superior Digestive Bisouits, Robley's Food for Infants and Invalids; olao, Self-raising Flour for Bcones, Pastry, Sco, On sole at Robley's Store, 25, Grey- B treat, WANTED KNOWN—Music, Music, Muslo-Fresh lot of Piano Sheet Muiio, at 3d and 6d; Songs, Dances, Pieces. SCO. Parti cular attention is called this time to tho Piece Musio, all at Gd; no higher prioe. Also, lately bought at auotlon, a large number of Masses, oomplete, 1b and Is Gd eaob. Come and see the grand display of Musto iv tho Auckland Market, near WeUesley-street,—W. H. Dampier. WANTKD— The Fashionable Carmelite Button, 3d the dozen; Frilling, 2_d; Table Oilcloth, I/I Large Counterpanes, 4/11 Bleaohod Sheeting, 1/3. Selling Oft at Dampier'B. W "ANTED the Public of Auckland to know I am still selling at the following unheard of prices:—Sirloin Beef from 6d to Gd per lb.; Riba Beef. 3d, 4d and sd; Boiling Beef, 3d and 4d; Leg of Mutton, id; For© Quarters of Mutton, 2d ; Loins of Mutton, 3d to 3_d; Chops, 4d; Sausages, 3d to dd; Humpsteak, 7dj Beef steak, sd; Corned Briskets, 2d to 3d; Corned Round, 4d; Corned and Fresh Pork Id to sd. R. P. PASCO, Butcher, Grey-atreet. ANTED KNOWn, mac D. Goldie s prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, inoludlng Hordwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash S rices. The timber, being under cover.ls better ian that puro-osed elsewhere ANTED, to Sell 60 dozen of first choioe Josephine Blaok and Coloured Kid Gloves (Btitehed books), at Is 6d per pair, worth 3s Gd; and a general assortment of all kinds of Gloves on hand. Real Maltese Lace at Is 3d, worth 2s 6d per yard; 1,000 yards of sewed Muslin at 5d and 6d a-yard, worth Is; Morley s Beat Knitting Cotton at Is 9d, worth 2s 6d; a splendid lot of N ew Hats, Feathers, and Flowers, suitable for the season, just opened; Ladies and Gents' Fine Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, 1« eaoh, worth 2s.—W. Eyre, Kid Glove DepOt, Victoria-street. -\\! ANTED KNOWN—The _ondon T T Aboadbi is now resplendent with attrac tions. 20 Cases ot Goods Just Unpacked, com prising Elegant Workboxes, Victoria's and Alexandria's Writing Deska and Despatch Cases, Inkstands, Ormolu Case and Blotters, Standard Gold and Silver Jewellery, Electro plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Cruets, Cake Baskets, Salvers, Epergnes, Bisoult Boxes. Vases, Dessert X and V in elegant cases, Oil Paintings and Oleos in handsome frames; China, Glass, and Earthenware, in great variety, and very oheap; Cutlery, Stationery, Gilt and Silverine Jewellery; Accordions, Concertinas; Bruehes, Combs, and Perfumery; a good assort ment of Britannia Metal Teapots, Candlesticks, &o„ and Kerosine Lamps; Toys and Dolls aro unequalled in quantity, quality, or price. See the New Goods in the flvo splendid windowß of Goodson's London Arcade. Branoh at Par nelL, London Office. 58. St. Mary Axe, WANTED, 600 Members for Free Art Union.-Have You Heard the News? — <ESO worth of PRIZES given away.—Tho London Photographic Company, Upper Queen-Btreet, aro taking Firßt-olaßs Cortea de Visite for 5a per J doziChildren under 7 years of age, 7a Gd; Cabinet Portraits, 12b Cd per 1 doz. Every Bitter will be presented with a ticket in the above Art Union. The Company will Btay in Auckland for Three Months only, as they ore travelling New Zealand. So do not delay. A large selection of Views, Maori Portraits, &0,, very cheap —C. H. Monkton, Manager. WANTED KNOWH—ujycermeaoap, 4_d the bar ; Barry's Tricopherous, 1/2; Puff Boxes with Puff, sd; 2 and 3 button Whito Josephine Gloves, 1/6. Selling Off at Damplerß WANTED, the Public to inspect H. Walte's stook ot Batbs, Toilet Cans, Slop Pails, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, pain ted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam, Meat, Baking Powder, Ineeot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins. &0., &c. H. Waito having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, la now able to keep a large stook of the above on band, and as everything Is oommanced and finished on the premieea, he can sell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony. ! H.W. asks o fair field and no favour.—H. . Waits, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zinc-worker, next old Police Station, High- I street.



i' . Wanted., WANTED, a General Servant for a .small family.—Apply to Mrs Hewitt, KyberPasa Road. ; WANTED, Bushmen;— Apply to Mr William Rhodes, Auokland Timber Company's Worke, Cnatom-houao-Btroat West. \/S,r.ANTED, Ladies to know that Wil -1 V V Ham Rattray has just opened a oaae of Kid Gloveß, and now has 1870 pairs of 2, i and G buton Josephlne__id Gloves at from Is lid per pair. 1 "ISTANTED KNOWN—Kaipoi Shirting, W 1/11; Satin Cloth, 1/2; Coloured Lustres, lid; Winceys, id and 6d; Fur Trimming, 3dyd ; Homßßpnn, 7d. Selling OUT at Dampier'B. ANTED KWUWfM— The following are Borne oC the entirely different . articles being Sold OH at Dampier's Branch Store in the market:—Large elegantly-bound gilt-edged New Books on varioua aubjeota. Is 6d to 2s 6d oaoh (no higher prioes); New Novels, 1b 6d, usual price, 2a 6d; splendid lot of other New Books, 2d to Is 6d ; Second-hand Books, cheap; roal good Blaok Lead Pencils, Id, or 9d tho doz; Slate Pencils, Gd the box of 100, usual prioe, 9d to Is; Ink. Id the bottle; nice-Bized Envelopes 2d the packet of 25; Note Paper, 3d the quire • Pocket Books, id; Pooket .Ledgers, is (with blotting paper>; Day Books. 9d; Pass do, superior, id; Exercise Books, 2d; Sealing Wax, lid; Penholders, 2 for Id; Slates, 2d. 3d, sd, lOd; Playlnit Carda, 8d; Albuma, la 3d; Photo Frames, |3d, elswhere, Is; Dressing Cases, Is ; Hand Mirrors for the ladles to look at their baok hair, 9d: Barrys Trloopherous, is 2d the bottle; Infant's Feeding Bottles, 9d; Pen Knives, Id; 2 blade do, 9d; Knives and Forks, Cdpair: Butter Knives, 6d; Boißsors, Id; Koy Rings, 2d the doz; Hazora, 9d; Corkscrews, id ; Windsor Soap, Boakeß for la; Glycerine do, did the bar; Scent, id tho bottle; Pomade, Id tho jar; Peerless Gloss, 7d the bottle; Watch Guards (steel), Id to Id; Bread Boards, Is Gd ; Padlooka, Id; Pop Guna, id; Bugles, 7d; fine Spongo, la the piece: Pursoß, 3d; Vases,3s Gd tho sot of 3; Tea Setß, 3d; grand Rattles, 2d; Tumblers, 3d and Id; Goblots, 4d; Brown Tea Pots, 9d and IB; splendid Cups and Sauoera, sd; Meat Dishes and Yellow Baking Dishes (different sizes) very oheap, and a large lot of other Crookery, &Qi. —0. \\ r ANTED. Men'sPockot Handkerchiefs V V (27 inohea by 18) 4d; Berlin Wool (beauti ful colours) 3d the doz; Gent's Lounging Caps, 2s. Selling Off at Dan, pier's. WANTED KNOWN—Waverley Novels, Gd, 3 tor Is; Beadle's and Aimard's Indian Tales, fid; Children's Pioturoßooks, l.d to Is 3d each; Illustrated English Readers, 2nd, 9d; 3rd, Is; and Fourth Book, Is 3d; Ready Reckoners, Gd; Spelling Book, Superseded, Is 4d; BluStrated Alphabet Cards, Id, Od iper doz: Universal Atlas, 8 Maps, 3d; Sohool Atlas, 16 Maps, 3d; Primary Atlas, 16 Maps, 6d. Sub scribers wanted tor Young Ladies Journal, 3s Gd per quarter; London Journal. Family Herald, and Family Reader, 2a Gd per quarter tin ad vance ; Common Prayer with Hymns, Anoient and Modern, bound together, Is; Self-Explanatory Family Bible, with Register, 15j; do with Platos, Maps and Album, Morooco, 30s: do with Photographs. Maps and Clasp, 40a; do with Henry's and Soott'B Commentary, Maps and Illustrations, 50s; " Hnqulre Within, series of Household Books, 3s each vol; Sohool Slates, 9x6, id; Slate Pencils, 12 for Id; Lead Pencils, Id, Gd per doz; Penholders, 3 for Id; Silk-woven Bookmarks, from Gd eaoh; Mascio Inkstands, (only water required) la eaoh; Drawing-Blatea, from id each; Mathematical Instruments, 2s per set; Scholars Doska with all requisites. Is Gd; Drawing Books, from 2d eaoh; Colour Boxes from Gd; Views of Auokland on note paper. Id sheet, 9d doz; Fabor's Erasers, (id; Bono Papor Knives, Gd; Pocket Knives,2 blades, from 8d eaoh; Memorandum Books, 50 leaves, 2d eaoh; Pencil Sharpeners, 2d; Red and Blaok Sealing Wax, Id per Btiok; Framed Coloured Pictures, 3d and id each; Wooden Ponoll Cases, 2d; heavy Glass Inkstands, is, extra value; Glass Inkstands with Tray, Is 3d ; double do, 2s; Panorama of Melbourne Views, 6d; Album of London, 10 views, 3d; Wooden Dominoea, 9d box; Draught Boards and Men, 1b ; Chessmen, 2s per set; Dioe, 3d per set; Photo Albums, 1b each; Envelopes, from 2d paoket; Relief Sorapß, 3d per sheet; Pictures for Framing, various kinds, oheap; Water lined Coloured Note Paper. 8d paoket of 2 quires; Large Assortment of Novels by Popular Authors, alwoys in Btock; Piece Musio, Gdeach; Purses, oxtra valvo, from is eaoh; Scrap Albums, 1b; Homoeopathic Medioines in neat cases (or separately) at very low prieesV—O. MACKAY, Bookseller (late Maokay Brothers) Junction of Queen and Grey streets. Auckland. WANTED KNOWN — Dampier "will give 6of tho Boys' or Mens' 9d French Peak Caps for nothing to tho first person who dogs not think thorn a ________ Bargain. WANTED KNOWN—Gents' Black Bows, 2d; Ladies' Grand 2/6 Silk Scarves, II; Gents' Undershirts, Hi; Working Shirts, 1/ Soiling Off at Dampier's. TO PAINTER-.—Warned, a First-class Hand.—E. J. Gatland. Newmarket, TO MEDICAL Men and others.—The Services of Trainod Nurses for surgical, Fever and other cases may be Secured on op plication to Mi's Smith, Secretary ot the Young Women's Institute. AuENTLKMAN desires an Appoint ment as Secretary or otherwise; good correspondent and shorthand writer. — A.8., Star office. rpO MEDICAL MEN. Wanted, for a Country Township, a Duly Qualified Practitioner; married man preferred. Practice now worth £500 a-year, and capable of boing largely increased. Value ot Sooiotles at present, £185 a-year.—Apply Box 33, Post-ofllco, Auckland. jLiOSi; ana Found. LOST, a Brown Horse, whito star on forehead, four white feot; with saddle and bridle, eaddlo-bag andmackintoab. Any person giving information of tho Eame at Stab Office, will be rewarded. nn REWARD.—Lost between Port 7%& fa) Charles and Coromandel, an Order (No. 150) on Auokland Timber Co. (Limited) in favour of Samuel Williams for £1217s 2d.—The above reword will be paid on returning the Bime to Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). -| i_S REWARD,—Lost, a Pocketbook, JL ™ " containing papers of no value exoapt to tho ownor.—Above roward will be paid to any one leaving the book and contents at Com mcrclttl Hotel, Shortland-stroet. FOUND, a Liver and White Pointer Dog. If not claimed within seven days will bo sold to pay expenses.—J. Styoh, One hnngo. * I/IOUND, near Mr Wren's Nursery, a a' Lady's Jacket.—Can be had by applying to Rev. G. B. Monro, Remnera. 1 i ' g Shipping. ■_r_fc^ T-TORTHRRN STKAMSHIP 3aw_s-^ co- _____TKD >- FOR WAITARA. The P.s. ■KOWENA' Will leave Onehunga as above on TUEBDAY, 27th, at 1 p.m. For freight or passage apply to A. MoGREOOR, Manager; Or to A. BARNES, Onehunga. .sfrffr*- rrilME-TABLE S.S. «TAM jJSgHSgX O'SHANTBR,' •«--_■ ~' Captain Hopkins. For Wade: Leave Wado; Monday, 26, i p.m. Tuesday, 27,9.30 a.m. For Puhoi: Leave Puhoi: Wednesday, 28,5 am, Thursday. 29,10 o,m. For Motakana: Leave Matakena: Friday, 30,5.30 a.m. Saturday, 10 a,m. _adfeaTp s- 'ANNE MILBANK.' Leave Auckland: Leave Coromandel; . Tuesday, 27.12 p.m. Monday, 26, 6 p.m. Thursday, 29,12 p.m. Wodnesday, 28, 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 1,12 p.m. Friday, 30, 6 p.m. For freight or passage apply to E. W. MORRISON, Onboard; Or CAPT. NEERING. Qaeen-street Wharf. Ura_eryi XTfE HAVE THE LARGEST AND BEST-ASSORTED STOCK 0* Ttfl-ENS AND T>OYS' QLOTHING IN AUCKLAND. we are now selling ever_ article in the department at (_Jost Price. j rios;GR_VE & rio. 1 —— TTIENCINGI FENCING! FENCINU ! SAM WHITE, tho well-known Fencer, will do anything in that lino cheaper than anybody. Paling Fences. Post and Rail, Wire, Ornamental Wire, and Pioket Fences. Price-list on applica tion at the Yard, Gore-street, near Britomart Hotel. Also for sale, Posts, Rails, and Palings, at lowest marketprices; A splendid lot of Rimn Rails at sdb per 1U0: Dreaßed ready for uae. 658. TT" AM O •.;•-'•{ 1 O A L, DEPOT: NEXT PUBLIC BATHS. OFF IfHC' No. 6, Botjth British Insurance Company ; KAMO COAL IS DE-tV-RBD FROM DBPOT ENTIRELY FREE FROM SLACK, AHD IS GUAEANXKKD ! t SUPERIOR TO NEWCASTLE FOI 1 HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES. :



I Personal. WOULD the Passenger" who kindly • took Mr Cope's Portmanteau from the To Anau on 13th inst., leave his address at Star Office. WILL the two Kentish Hop-growers, who called on Mr J. C. Ifirth somo time ago, call at the Wharf Mill as early as possible. finHE Party who took my umbrella from JL the Jewißh Synagogue this morning, will oblige by returning it to Albert Hoteh-L. M levy. JOHN MACKAY. Bush Contractor, pleaso send your address to Wm, Rhodes, Box 10. POit-offlce, Auckland. WANTED, tho Headmaster of City East School, and Lay-reader of St Paul's Cnureh to read the sth chapter of the Acts of the Apostles. ■ JF the Owner of Middle Portion Lot 12, Parish of Whakahara, will apply to the undersigned he will hear of something to his advantage.—Metcalfe and Hill, 29, Inauranoe Buildings. , To Liet. - TO LET, in Vincent-street, a Five roomed House.- Apply next House, Mi} Lee. mO LET, (with gas), a newly furnished JL bed-room, in a respectable houso near Queen-street.-Addreßß at Stab Office. TO LET, a good semi-detached Houso of 5 rooms; water laid on, kitchen range separate cntranoe, &o.; Ba.—Jamoa Reid, Edon Terraoe. mO LET, in the Mount Eden Road, JL opposite tho Reservoir, a Villa Rosidenco; containing 6 rooma, with ono or two allotments ; splendid view, good water, Seo.— Apply to Mr Curly, on the promises. FTHO LET, with immediate possession, A. ono of those beautiful New Shops at the corner ot Hobson and Viotorla-atreets; water laid on, and every convenience for living on the promises.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auck land^ rpo LET, in Bradford-street, Parnell, a _. most convenient Six-ioomed House; large oorner allotment—W, and J. Frater, Land Agents, Queen-atreet. . TO LET, at Mangero, Onehunga, near the Bridge, a Four-roomad House, with 1} aores rich volcanio land attached.—Apply to E. T. Dufaur, Solicitor, ahortland-street, Auok land. For eaie. FOR SALE, Lease, Goodwill, &c., Kal para Hotel. Helensville. gjlOR SALE, a nice Verandah Cottage of JD 3 rooms, in good order, tank, nice little garden ; only £115; situated near Newton Road. —D. F. Kvans, House and Land Agent, nest " Herald," Queen-street. • FOR SALE, 7-roomed House, with large Allotment, situated on tho Manukau Road, Parnell, near Mason's Gardens. Easy terms can be arranged.—For particulars apply to J. F. Stewart, High-Btreet. VjiOß SALE, 100 Acres, at 5s per acre, IV County Marsden, near Battley. situated at the head of Walrau River; part bush, the rest open land.—Apply at once to R. J. Rander- Bon, Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood,—Apply to John Buchanan, _ust___hon__g____ FOR SALE, 66 Years' Lease of Allot ment fronting Albert-street and Little Queen-street; good site for warehouse or store. —J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. FOR SALE, a First-class Country Store, doing a large and increasing business, or a Partnership could be arranged with a prac tical man having a moderate capital.—For full particulars apply personally to W. H. MeteaUe, 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. |/iOK IMMEDIATE SALE (cheap), in s_ Ponsonby, a really good and woll-flnished Seven-roomed House, scullery and washhouse, splendid well, tank, Sec, and large garden.— Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c, Fort gtreet. SAUSAGE MACHINE.—For Sale, a First-olass Sauaage Machine, in good work ing order.—Apply to Mr Palmer, Butcher, Pitt etreet. . ajtOß SALE (cheap), the well-known C Sailing Boat Magic; 25 feet overall, 7 feet beam, 3 foot deep amidships; built on the diagonal principle, and beautifully finished; with 12 cwt lead attached to the keel, and large centre-board (box leaded); she is oomplete In every respect and nearly new, having been built for tbe last annual regatta, and boing tbe winner of the Ponaonby regatta.—Apply to H. A. H. Hitchens. Abarcrombie-street. TDt O R S A L E. i Mortgages of £180 and £110, bearing interest at 10K ; seven years to run. Also, House and 13 acres, together with four town ship allotments adjoining, all situate between tho Aratapu and Kopuru Saw-mills and haviDg frontage to Wairoa River. Having a plentiful supply of pure apriog water, this property is eminently adapted for a site for brewery, hotel, store, or any manufacturing business. The main road from Hokiango, via Dargaville. terminates at this point.—Apply Metcalfe and Hill. 29, New Zoolond Insurance Buildings. BTIOR SALE, the Eaen Vale Post-office V Store. Terms easy.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, next tho Post-office. n nok—NEW and Weil-built Cottage of four jj£iiiif rooms, verandah, good wall, &c, and Allotment 33 x 100.- S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-atreet. ■ •PQon— MOUNT H.DEN — New Six-roomed *"ou House, with bath-room, scullery, &0., the whole neatly finished and fitted. Large allotment, 80 x 181 feet, planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Terms easy.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-atreet. J?/If.A— PARNELL—Nearly now House, con ~*uu faining 7 rooms and Boullery, veran dahs. Sec; allotment 50 x 120ft—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-atreet. J? KArt—CBOICE Suburban Villa Site, oon mow toining about 2J acres, substantially fenced, laid out in grass, garden walks, and fully planted with fruit and ornamental trees, forty minutes walk from Post-offl e.—S. Vaile, I House and Land Agent. Sho______tree_ i'Tnc-aU—UKBAN Kesldence of ten rooms, *" *"J with slated roof,coach-house, stable, fivo tanks, Sec.; also, fruit and ornamental garden of nearly an aore in extent. This desir able property is conveniently situated near the Newmarket Railway Station.—S. Vaile, House —and, and Agent. Shortlana street. JTIOR ABSOLUTE SALE, TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.—A very de sirable Lot of 219 Aoros Voloanio Land, with large water frontage; Borne very snug and ohoice spots, gentle elopes to sea beaoh, &c. &o The soil is good and well watered. Regular steam communication thrioe weekly Onehunga to waiuku, besides a t_ood road to railway station. The district is a rising one, and an opportunity to secure so snug a farm rarely occurs. About four hours journey per steamer and rail. Prico, only 30s per aore. Terms: £100 cash, balanoa on mortgage at 7 per cent. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. Next" Herald," Qneen-Btreet. CHAS. BURTON, High-street, has For Sale American Apples, very choice, wrapped in paper, small boxes; Bananas, ripe and ripening; Oranges, per as. Albion, tor family use, 5s 6d and 6s 6d per case, jußt landed; Dairy-fed Breakfast Bacon, by the side, ohoioe and oheap (purchasers before the Ist Ootober will save the doty 2d lb,); Maize, for this week only, will be Bold without referenoe to tbe duty; Oats, wholesale, 2b 9d bushel; Bran, £5 10a; Potatoes, £3 for 12 Backs, rp O R SALE, JD 200 and 100 Gallon WATER TANKS. Apply to WM. ORUICKBHANK, Commerce-Btreet_. TV7-OOLPACKS 1 WOOLPACKS 1 FIFTY BALES of above Just Received, and on Sale by H. B. MORTON, Cnatom-honse-Btreet. ' WEE'S H BUTTER! FRESH BUTTER I FRESH EGGS 1 FRESH EGGS! Best Quality at Lowest Prices REW'S, VICTOEU-STREET, N S A. ~L ~E, THIRTY-FIVE TONS PKIMK CANTERBURY POTATOES. In Lots to Suit Purchasers, At Market Rates. G. S. JAKINS, Custom llousk-strekt. Baara ana -tesifleiice, ; OMFORTABLE Board and Reßidoncc. 2 largo airy Rooms lor Gentlemen.— Croy don Villa, Vincent-street—Mrs Fuller. BOARDERS WANTED.-Good Ac commodation for four or five Boarders, at 16s per week, opposite tho Railway Station; convenient to sea-faring men or travellers by railway. Good bads always ready. _• .OMFORTABLE Board and Residence > in a Healthy, quiet locality for a Married Couple or Two Single Gentlemen.—Anderson Villa, Nelson-street, four doors from Victoria street. . ' COMFORTABLE Board and Residence in a Quloc Neighbourhood.—For address apply to Robertson Bros., Family Grocers, Upper Symonds-atreot. OVERNOii JBROWNE HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. 1 Board and Lodging _..20s per Week [ Sinb-bßoom .25a. iy^ oppenheTmer & CO., X 1 CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET, Auckland, Are taking orders for the American Fencing Company's Steel Barb Fence VV ire, The Cheapest and Beat in the Market, at £42 10 3, PBR TOi*£or Pamted' £46 FER TON tor G"1™1112611, Duty Paid and Free, Delivered a1 Wharf, Auckland. For terms and full particulars apply to OPPENHEIMER & CO,, „ \_- CUSXOM-HOtfBE-BTBKET, ~\f \J\, ■ Auckland, J\



~ Ecclesiastical. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH. . Sunday Services—Morning, at li. Rev. L. M. Isitt; Evening, at 6.30, Mr f. A. White__ YODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CI ATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert Btreeta.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. Friends' are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS for MKN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. T" HEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, under the conduot of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Seats If ree. ' ■ PITT-STREET WESLEYAIN CHURCH. Fifteenth anniversary. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, SERMONS: Morning—Rev. Kenneth Fraser. Kvening-Rev. W. Morley. SOIREK: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. ADDRESSES: "The Pnlplt of the 18th Century "-Rev. J. Robertson, M.A. "Relijtloua Literature In the Family"—Rev. A W. Webb. ' Hymns and Hymn Writers"—Rev. W. Morle y Tea at 6.30. Meeting, 7.30. Tickets, is 6d. T3ONSONBY WESLEYAN CHURCH. TO-MORROW (Sunday), September 25, the Services in connection with tho above Church will be held in tho Ponsonby Hall-at 11 a.m., by Mr F, Norris; G3O p.m., by Rev. T. Buddie. Sunday School at 2.30 p.m. in the Hall. This is owing to the alterations in the present church. ITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11, Rev. H. R. Dawßbury; Evening, at 6.30. Rev. W. Morley. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN CHURCH. — Morning, at 11, Rev. J. WalllB; Evening, at 6 30, Rev. L. M. leitt. TkTEWMARKET WESLEYAN JLI CHURCH.-Morning, at 11, Mr G. T. Marshall; Evening, at 6.30, Mr Oheeseman. ■VTORTH SHORE WESLEYAN J.l CHURCH. -Mornihg, at 11, Rev. W. Morley; Evening, at G. 30, Mr 3. T. Handley. ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES —Divine service in the Pnblio School room To-morrow Evening, at 0.30, by Mr Mar shall. . ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN SER VICES,-Divine Servioa will be con ducted in the PubUo School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr Beaumont. T. MAI'THEWS CHUROH.- To-morrow, 15th Sunday after Trinity, Evening Service, at 6.30 p.m., " Frailty." TTNITED METHODIST FREE \J CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streets.— Sunday Services, September 25, to be conduoted by the Rev. J. Guy, in the Morning at 11, and in the Bvening at 6.30, by Mr T H. Smith. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street.—The Rev. J. Long will preach in the Morning at 11, and also in the Bvening at 6.30. P"~ RIMITIVEMEIHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES, Excelsior Hall, Upper Pitt street-The Rev. J. Long will preach in the Afternoon at 3 o'clock. FRANKLIN ROaD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.-Servlces To morrow as follows:—Morning, at 11, Rev. T. Hodgson; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. J. Gny. TVfEWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO JLI DIBT CHURCIL-Divine service in the above chnroh To-morrow, at 3 p.m. by Rev. J. Guy; and at 6,30 by Mr Booth. PONSONBY BAPTIST CiiURCH.- Sunday Services, Sept. 25th.—Rev. Mi- Carter will preach in the morning, at 11; Mr __________ in the evening, at 6.30. BAPTIST CHURCH, Mount Eden.— The Rev. O. Carter, missionary from Cey lon, wilt preach To-morrow Evening, at 6.30 p.m. LORNE-STREET HALL—UNSECTA RIAN SUNDAY SERVICEB, Sept. 25th,- Mornlng Service only, at 11, conducted by the Rev. B. Edger, B.A. Subieot, " The Meek to Inherit tha Earth." If CHORAL HALL.—Geo, A- Brown will Vy Lecture on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subject, "Is Christianity a Failure." Morning service at the Temperance Hall. " TESUS YOUR SERVANT," subject _P by Edw. Lewis, Evangellßt, Christians' Meeting House, top Of Cook-Btreet, To-morrow Evening, at 6.30. tnREETHOUGHT HALL, Hobson. J 1 Btreet.—Mr J. O. Wilkes will deliver his third Lecture on "Religion and Science" To morrow (Sunday) Evening, September 25. Dis oussion invited. Commence at 7 o'clock. Seats free. No collection. QT. MATTTHEW'S BAZAAR. A Parishioner having undertaken the manage ment of a Bookstall, the Promoters will be greatly obliged it friends will kindly forward any contributions of Books (new or used), Sta tionery, etc, either to the Parsonage or to Oak Cottage, Hobson-street. • Amusements. |" ORNE -ST REET HALL, MONDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1881. COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT TO Miss May Hastings, Given by Amateur Friends, previous to hor departure for Australia. Full particulars in Wednesday's Issue. Eeleot Quadrille Party to oloso proceedings. Front Seats, 2/6; Baok Seats and Gallery, 1/6, ." Dividends. 1)1 V ID EN D. A Second and Final Dividend in the Estate of Ryan, 8011, & Co, will be payable at the office of Mr A. Heather on and after TUESDAY, 27th Sept., 1881.•- A. HBATHKR •) A. E. ISAACS } Trustees. '.. J. MOWBRAY J Meeting-. IT is proposed to Form a Choral Society in Ponsonby under the conduotorshlp ol HerrSchmitt. 'All interested in such a move ment are requested to attend a preliminary Meeting, to be held at the Ponßonby Hall, on SATURDAY EVENING, 21th instant, at 7.30 p.m. ? , .■ - MOUNT KOSKILL SCHOOL, THREE KINGS. A CONCERT, in aid of Sohool Mublo. will be given by Friends and Soholars on THURSDAY, September 29th, at 8 p.m. To conclude with a Dance. Tickets, 2s eaoh. A 'Bus will leave Post-office at 6.30 p.m. ANEHUNQA UNITED C.C. A Meeting of the Members of the above Club will be held, in the Stone Sohoolroom, on WED NESDAY, 28th September, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To consider the advisability oi joining the Association, and other matters. J. MUIR BARR, Hon. Seo. "VT \0 T ~I C £, A Meeting of Persons interested in forming i Band in connection with the Ponsonby District ia to be held on Monday evening at 8 o'clook, ii the Family and Naval Hotel, corner of Pitt street and Karangahape Road. ]_/! OANATAIARI GOLD MINING _>JL COMPANY. REGISTERED. A General Meeting of Shareholders will b< held in the Large Boom of the New Zealand In surance Company, Queen-street, on WffiDNEri DAY, the sth October proximo, at 2 p.m. 1 ."-..',;, Business: .. " To consider the proposal to work the mine under the co-operative prinolplo as contained lr the following clauses :— Ist, That the mine and battery be worked on ' the co-operative principle. 2nd. That all wages men in mine and battery including the mine manager, be paid hal current wages fortnightly, and in lieu o) the other half, half the net profits made be divided amongst them in proportion to the wages received. 3rd. That all profits from tributerabe inoludec in profit and loss account for distribution 4th. That a Dead Work account be opened and to-the debit of this account be postec all sums expended on dead work, and ll per cent, be passed to profit and loai account at each balance. The Director! to decide what should be considers dead work. sth. That a New Machinery Account bt opened in like manner, for nev maohinery and extensive renewals. Thi Directors also to decide in this matter Five per cent, of thia account to bi charged each three months to profit am loss account. 6th, That the sum of £750 be charged annual! for the use of the battery, the same to b maintained in fair working order. 7th. -hat a balance be drawn up and profit . divided every three months, and in th event of a loss being shown that all sue: !loss fall on the company. That an; profits divisible. If not claimed wlthii twelve months, Bhall be the property c the Company. Bth. That the amount to be divided betwee the men equal 3J wages, making ten times the usual wages with the hal already paid; auy balance to credit c profit and loss account after such diy sion, to belong to the Company. Bth. That the men have the right to leave o the usual conditions, but without losin their interest in the division of prof for the period they may have worked. 10th. That expense of Head Office be charge againßt the Company, and that of tl • Thames Office against Profit and Loss. 11th. That the Company have the right 1 terminate the arrangement on giving months'notice, 12th. The Directors to retain all and evei - power which thoy now have as regan dismissing men or directing tha affid ' of the Company. Shareholders can obtain copies of the sever; clauses at offices in Auckland and the Thames By order of the Directors. i . ~ F. A. WHITE, - Manager. , I Auckland, 19th August, 1881, W-v' - •"■ - - '■'*# --: '..' ---& ■ ■■■' " *-.-,.:?s^fa,i.■■'.•.#:



I -Tibuc Nonces. ARMY AND NAVY OUT-PEN SIONERS IN THIS AUCKLAND DISTRICT. Tho Payment of the above Penalons for the ensuing Quarter will be made as follows :— Auckland—Monday, 3rd Ootober, at 11 a.m„ at the Imperial Pensions Office. Onehonoa— Wednesday, sth October, at 12 noon, at the Court-house. OTAncHtr—Thursday, Bth October, at 11 a.m, . at tho Court-house. Papakuba—Thursday, 6th October, at 1.30 p,n?.i ot the Court-house. Panmubk—Saturday, Bth October, at 11 a.m. Ho wio_—Saturday, Bth Ootober, at 0.30 p.m. (Signed) T. M. HAULTAIN, Officer Paying Imperial Pensions. Imperial Pensions Office. Auckland, September 22,1831. AUCKLANDB GAS. COMPANY (LIMITED). All Accounts now due for Gas and Coke, which remain unpaid at i p.m. on MONDAY, the 26th instant, will become payable in full, without discount. E. B. PARSONS. Secretary, AH accounts against Mrs Weir (late Mrs Soeats) to be sent in to Messrs Whitaker and Russell's office on or before TUESDAY, 27th natant. SET -LING will take place atTattorsall's Club, Occidental Hotel, at 8 o'clook THIS EVENING. TO J. M. WAYLAND, ESQ. Registrar of Births, Deaths, &o„ in Pro vince of Auckland. L Lawford David-Evans, Auokland, Licen tiate of Royal College of Phjsioians, Edin., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, England, and Licentiate in Widwlfery, do hereby give notice that I have deposited with , you, at your offlca. to-day,- 21th Sept., 1881, my Certificate of Registration, with a certified copy of. the some, that I may be Registered as a Medical Practitioner in New Zealand according to thß." Medioal Praotitionera' Aot, 1869." (Signed) LAWFORD DAVID EVANS. 24th Sept., 1881. IF GEORGE WILES, selector of 80 acres of land, parts 110 and 111, and Daniel Cronin, selector of 60 aores, part lot 139, both in the Parish of Matafeohe, will communioate with the nndersigned, they may hear of something to their advantage. THOS. SEAMAN. 36, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. LADIES' STAYS, Is 6d; Men's Socks, 3d j very grand line of Men's Worsted ditto, 6d, worth Is; Boys' Straw Hats, lid, Selling Off at Dampier's. •OILLIARDS I! "OILLIARDS I' UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. TWO GOO D~ .TABLES. AND Best Selection of Cues in Town. GEO. J. WARNER. OWNERS ot (or agents tor) Houses in Suburbs would find it to their advantage to leave Particulars of Houses To Let or For Sale, at the Great Northern Land Agency. We have dozens of enquiries every day, and cannot satisfy the demand. T. W. HICKSON, Manager. N.B.—Building Sites at reasonable prices, in or near town, are also much enquired for.— T.W.H. ■ T>E GEORGE WILLIAMSON, XV DECEASED. The Executors request that all Claims against the Estate of tho late George Williamson, tobacconist, be sent to tho undersigned before tho 30th instant. „ 7 HESKETH SB RICHMOND. Solicitors lor tha Executors. Auckland, 7th September, 1881. LI — QUOR TEA COMPANY, LONDON. A HANDSOME VOLUME Is Given Awa_ with every Thbbjk Pounds of I_I.QOUR T, 2S. BD. AND 3S. MB POUND. W. S. COLLIKS, Agent, Manukau Road, Parnell, Auckland. Terms Striotlv Cosh .;.';. HY PAY MORE? Inspect the Goods, compare prices, and judge for - yourselves I—AlleYs General Drapery, Victorio street West. AUCKLAND RAG COMPANY, DARBY-STREET, AUCKLAND, ' Open on FRIDAY and SATURDAY in each week for the Purohase of all kinds of RAGS, METAL, &o„ FOR CASH. HESKETH & AITKEN. OEL IE F O_• °OO UG H IN TEN MINUTES. S EAR L AN D'S pHERRY -pECTORAL, . •* 28 6D A BOTTLE. ~ ' -,' I • APOTHECARIES' FALL, OoDOßlte Post-office A UCKLAHD SAVINUS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to advanoe Money on Freehold Securities In Bums from £50 to £5000. Mortgages oan be redeemed by quarterly in stalments, Applications for loans to be sent in . by SATURDAY, the lat Ootober ne_t , R, CAMBRON, Manager, ; ' Auckland, 22nd September, 1881. j "VTEW SEASON'S TEAS, FRESH BUTTER, . FRESH EGGS, i . JJew's, -:• " VIOTOKIA-STBBET. INDIA AND CHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, i NO, 95, VICTOBIA-STREET. . Owing to the late Fire in Queen-street, and E consequent loss ot outlet for my largo bonded stock of Tobacco, and especially Cigars, I have determined to sell a quantity of the latter at a - price which, though entailing no loss to me, . will actually be lower than import cost laid down here. 1 offer the first line as under :— . 6,000 Real American 3-year-old Cigars, heavy weights, viz., lib 6oz per 100 box, at 20b, i or 5s per bundle of 25. i- In Teas I have somo of the ohoicest blends obtainable. A trial will suffice. All my teas from Is 8d and upwords ore now carefully } blended with "Very Strong" and "High-class Flovoury" Indian Teaa. This announcement will, I havo no doubt, prove acceptable to the . poorer class, as especially is it true this season 3 that they show better value in the cup than ordinary China alone. • _. . HP _• lOlbs of Good Kaisou Congou for .. _ lis 2d AlGood China Tea .. Is 6d ) Strong Darjeeling Flavoured Congou .. Is 8d i *' Tea Extraordinary," a thorough econo mic tea, with Aesam flavour ■-.-. .. 28 " Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and pungent—Darjeeling kind .. .. -2s Od "Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" _ -3s Capital values in Box Teas at 203,225, 245, 265. f and 28s per box. , FBEDK. WHITEHEAD, ? Tea and General Importer, 1 Terms Cash. 95, Vlotoria-st., Auokland • M USIC»MUSIc' MUSIC-The"Grantl , .LvJL Festival March," composed and dedi -1 oated (by permission) to His Royal Highness 0 Prince Alfred, K,B„ by Herr Carl Schmitt, s Auckland Choral Society, and the celebrated _ "Flirtation Waltz," to be had at Dampier's 1 branoh store in the Market for Is Cd. Be in time. c ~~ ! ' : ; a iPIA TO £1000 LENT on Buildinp , 3& IV Society principlee, or on other termi • to Butt borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego S tiated. See List of Properties for sale ou fourtl page. Six per cent, allowed on money depositee for investment. —C. Williamson. Land v Es ate and Finonoial Atrent, Vulcan Lone. c . B m fc„ nnnTT-w riOUCHEß.isaßy.hairsonc c Tfs n6n£2%®' _^ Stuffed Chairs of ail dcs h er.Queon-st. or i D tions. _ T»„ rnmtit pARPETS, Hearthrugß, U _TTot o' n «™st ' noleum. Floorcloth. Mai « 67,Oueen- B t. ting, Door Mats. Bath Mats. n rpELKSCOPE Tables, Ovi £ - _-tt namrtp * Tables, Round Table lJ B7 Q n __2rt ' Writing Tables, Ocoasiom ,t 67,Queen-Bt. Tables, Coffee and Gips: i- Tables &o ,n t_• it rrinxrir C* H/T Chimney Glasses an< g fi^tai' VT Mahogany ToUetGlasse g 67, nueen-at. ipy-eatyariety. m frtr rnnrrir TRON bedsteads - Hal id TT ot n.,-2Frf ' ■*■ Tester, French. Stump S 67' Queen-st. Folding, Iron Choir Bed - Bteada and Iron Cots. to "' .ptlLTConiloeßandPoliahei 3 T.&H. COOKE, VT Cornice Poles, Venetiai 67. Queen-Bt. BUnds, and Patent Sprini ry . Roller- Blinds. , dB — -IirARDROBES, Drawert 18 T.&H. COOKE, VV Washstonds. ' Toile G7, Queen-st. - Ware, in single and doubl al . sets. ■ I~ ~~~ IBKRAL DISCOUNT t ~. *. . . ,„,,. „ J Caßh Purohoßers. A S^rJ^it ' goods delivered■___in tow b7,«ueen-st. EataloguesfoirtTardedonpu' ; Uoatlon, " •:..■■'■' '.. •■■-•- '-;- ~..r',.j..-'... . ~. .«- . :-'.' '" ■. ,



ibuubib. -... ;■■?•■;.< Auckland College anjx grammar school. '*&"-. i REPAIRS OF PBKMISES. ~ Tenders will be reoeived by the nndersigned up to MONDAY, Ootober 17, for Repairing a numbor of Houses in Parnell. - i:,t,,_;_ _ • Specifications can be seen, and forms of tender ~ ..-.?.. obtained, at the offloe of Mr Allright, oorner Of _ O'ConneU-street and SherMan^t^ ' Secretary.-.. rp. Ob v i l.d. a. r! '.& ■ ";;;;- Tenders will bo received:until 4 o'clook on THURSDAY, the 29th instant, for the erection Of a Dwelling-house in Franklin Road. ... .: ■; -; , Plans at my office, Queen-Btreet. v< < <?, HENRY G. WADE, ■- *->. Architect, ij ... rp .0- 0 A B'.P B N T ER S. , Tenders will be received until i o'clook ou ■ , WEDNESDAY next, the 28th inrtont, for re moving and rebuilding Cottage at Ponsonby. Plans. &o„ at my «™s<sfiffifa~ Architect. rp 0 B U I L D E R S„; Tenders wIU be reoeived till Noon of WED NESDAY. 28th inst, for the Erection of a Briok , . ■-."• Store in Fort-street. Plans, Sec. at my office. I Vulcan Lane. w . H . SKINNER.' J " . . Architeot. rp~~o Bj.U ILDE XS. Tenders will be reoeived until noon Of the ith'i October for the erection of a Cottage Residence , at the top of Graf ton Road. Plans, &c at my office. __L_, X W. H. BKINNKR. Aroblteot. . m O B U I L D E R _S. , Tenders wIU bo received until Noon of the 3rd of Ootober for the Ereotion of a Villa Residence, Parnell. R, REALS & SON, Architects. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rp O BUILD E R S. f Tenders will be reoeived until Noon of'the f.. ---30th inst. for the Erection of a Hall at Ramuero, R. KEALS & SON, . T Architects. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rp 0 B V 1 L D E r '8. - x . Tenders will he recelvedby the undersigned ; up to Noon of the Ist Ootober for tbe Ereotion . .-., and Completion of a. Villa Residence at-the ■ North Shore. ; V ■ ■:■-■■ --,■•■■ r W. JOHNSTON."' h i a ; T .• ■■ '.. . Bootmaker, Yiotoria-streefc rp O EXCA Va T o. s ß'S^ Tenders will be received until 4 o'olook p.mi■> •-., on WEDNESDAY, the 28th inst.. for Excavat ing for Additions to New Catholic pTan^'and speolfloatlons may be seen on tho - ground. THOMAS COLEBROOK, - , .... .Contractor.,, , m O B U I L D E It; Bi»r - Tenders will be reoeived up to noon on f: SATURDAY, October Ist, tor the ereotion Ota Villa Resldenoe at Ponsonby. .. :.- ..•»*'« Plans. &c at our offices. Queen-street. _ >\' -v "' EDW. MAHONEY & BON, •« ArchlteO-. m O B U I L D: E R \r:& _,' Tenders will be received until noon Of:,- - THURS-AY, the 29th inßtant, for alterations:, and additions to a Residence on the Grafton Plans, &c, at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. EDMUND BELL.,. "^ Architeot. ; mo B U I L D E BrS. Tenders . will . be received, until ■ noon i of; SATURDAY. Ootober 1, for the Ereotion and., -■~ Completion of Buildings for the New. Zealand - ■ *$ Vinegar Company. . . '- - EDWARD BARTLEY, « .:! . Architeot. rp U CAKPEN TER S. Tenders will be received up to MONDAY. 26th, at i o'olook, for Building a Shop and Dwelling House in Victoria-street. Speclfloa tU,Mat ./,. . MRCARR., ":. ■ . ,:. Bootmaker. Vlctoria-stroet.LJ; ; m O W ELLS INKERS Tenders will be received by the undersigned .: until Noon of SATURDAY, October Ist, for. * Sinking a Well, at Devonport, Norh Shore. For. particulars, inquire at the New Building, nearij the residence of Captain Burgeßs. _,___ " JOHN LONGMORE.-; LEASE OF ALLOTMENTS AT ■ heLensville. ■..'.'..",'"' '/ Written Tenders will be received until noon - of FRID AY. September 30, 1881, ot the Distriot Manager's Office. Auckland Btatlon, for Lease of . - ; Allotments at Helenaville Station for Timber, i Cool and Firewood Yards, So. PlananlSpeol- - ;, flcatien te be seen at the Stationmaster's Office, •; ■ . Helenaville; also. Flan at Auckland Station. A. V. MAODONALD, Distriot Manager. ["■:/•' |~\EVONPORT DISTRICT BOARD. > . Tenders will be reoeived up to SATURDAY ■'■. 3 next for the Formation of Footpaths. Specifi cation, at my office, and Chairman's residence, -Devonport.:-" ■■ ■--.-■■> ....,.,.,.■'.■... , ■ .-,-v/■■ . *,i. .--? - —' ■ BENJ. TANNER, x ... ■ r Secretory. .-%M rp 0 CAR P'JS NTE R S ' Tenders will be reoeived to THURSDAY. .- 'M Next for the Ereotion of a Building in Park , Rood. Plans maybesesnatMrLambournes, .-■/. Ironmonger, Karangahape Road. TENDERS areinvited for a LEASE, of seven yfiars, of the BRITISH HOTEU Tenders to state bonus and weekly rent Stock: and Furniture to be token at a valuation rpro porttonof Lioense to be .paid by lesaee.. Draft Lease may be Been at office of. Messrs Whitaker :. v and RnsG_l, SoUeitoi-a. Wy-dlia—i-BtHiet, to.':■ whose core Tenders may be addressed, to t». Bent in by Noon on MONDAY, 26th tostent. ~ Highest or any tender not neoesaarily, aoceptae; r . . " ■ .-,.' ,' Funeral Noticeß. _. i'^j^j^S^ H—^ ■__■■_-_■■- i^'l TmXCELSIOR LODGE. The Members ot the Excelsior Lodge are "■ respectfully desired to attend the Vuneral of Brother Thomas Batts; assembling at the top ■ -', of Franklin Road at 2,30 o'olook TO-MORROW - (Sunday) afternoon. ; T . boo_TH____J ' >.._ _■_■ iq_-_«------M-». "Auctions.1 S pbihg; Land Fai c, '■ ' -'■--' 'AT THE ■. ' ';. i;-• GREAT NORTHERN LAND AGENCY • ROOMS, POSTPONED TO FRIDAY, 4th NOVEMBER, When some hundreds of thousands of pounds . * worth of City, Suburban, and Country V Property will be offered for side, - ■ Catalogues in preparation. Local Agents wanted throughout Suburban and Country Districts. •• i ,jsi T. W. HICKSON, MANAGE-. B. TONKS. ' K. C. CARB. B. D. TONKS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. ,; s; At 11 o'clock.".--.' f EATING AND COOKING APPLES I _______ . . ■~',..,,:, iS-i-,M Ex Zealandia, from San Franciscbi ' B. TONES & DO. WILL Bell on Tuesday, 27th instant, at , ' 11 o'clock, a(\(\ CASES EATING AND COOKING. ;■ i _uu apples. ' In Prime Obdeb. ; , Ex Zealandia .■ 1 — r^ ■-- : ."-"". .',': B. TONES. R. C. CAKR. B. D. TONES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. ! MASSIVE GARDEN FLOWER _~." STANDS, ; CHURCH FONTS. j B. TONKS & CO. " TXTILL sell on Tuesday, tlie 27ih inst., TT atllo'clook, :*■ [ \ '/} HANDSOME LAWN FLOWER ' ■ ■ O STANDS AND CHURCH FONTS. i The above have been on! exhibit at (he :« ' s Melbourne Exhibition, and gained "FJißt Order % ot Merit," - ■ f. :— —- -■=;■ . ; , : ::■■';, ,_» "■ WEUNEHDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1 . j, ■ : ■.'•;.. '■"'.- ,—- .-',.■ - Irp R AD E S A L E to. -;■ ; I WINES, SPIRITS, COLONIALIWINES, g '■"■ &C, &C, , &0, * ; ;■■' R TONKS & .Ca, tol .Auctioneers. I (Continued on Fourth Page,) j ■ *» *-, - '' ". ____