TELEGRAMS.

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WELLINUTON, this day, SUPREME COURT.,, .

At tlio Supreme Court, John A. Gordon, for forgery,was sentenced to tour years. J£. Symons, forgery, to Uyo years. The case of Gordon Phillips, for lalao pretences.is now proceeding. This is the last case ou the calendar.

DUNEDIN, this day.

Mr Simpson has resigned the Kcsidcnt. Magistrateship to accept the management of a Trustee ' and Executors' Agency Cdni- P»ny. . ■;.,;:.■. ,; :; ":; ..,■•■,: , ■ COMPENSATION FOR RAILWAY :..':■;". accident. :,;::.-";;;,.:;, At the Supreme Court to-day, in thecaseg' of claims against tho Government arising out of tho Kensington crossing railway accident, iho following verdicts wcie retdmed ;— Mrs Mayo, who claimed for tha'loss.of h'6r hus-; band,£soo;C, C. Armstrong, £200; Fair.' burn, £175; Lloyd, £75; Keys, £50. Except Mayo's all th 3 claims were for in» juries. The point whether the Government ■were liable in view of the section } ia. the Public Works Act declaring any '^rersdii on the line within a mile of tbe railway passing when the train was approaching a treepa's* B er, was reserved for argument iav banco.

RESIDENT MAGISTRATE'S COURT.-This day.

(Before J. E. Macdonald, Esq., R.1V1.) Judgments fob Plaintiffs. — John Lumpkin v.-Wm. Purdy j-claun:£24l3s'.£d supplies of beef, costs £2.—Robert Moore v. Edward Friend; £6, balance'of acconnt, costs £118s (Mr Thome for plaintiff).—T. Cotter v, Samuel Bright j £l' fa, promissory note, costs £1 3s 6d.— Bridget' Mooney v. James Coylc; 15s,.balance of,loan, costs £1 2s 6d (Mr Armstrong lor plain till").—Tho?, Hilditeh v. F. Mess; £1 ss, hire Of toat, costs £1 2s 6d (Mr E. Cooper for plaintiff). -Uhas. Veith v. E. Jones; £3, board and lodging, costs 12s. '■■- • ■ • ■■■"■ ' *

Adtotjknkd^ Cas»s. —S. Coombeß-v.- Joshua Jonee, £13 6s 7d; Somerfield and Leckv. Timothy Condon, £3 7s 2d; Thos. Faulder v. Bernard McDonald, £22 0s 2d; It. Laishley V. Angus Nicholson, £25 Is 2d; X; LaiKhley y, James Dempsey, £13 2* 2d; Wniii Wear v. J. W. Waller, £36 (wa S es)., 'Defbkdkd.Cases. — Philip Jones vi, Samuel Benny; claim £7 7s, balance of account.*—Mr Tbeo. Cooper for plaintiff, Mr JJ. JHasketh for defendant.—The ,de^, fendant in this case is master of the acliooner Jeesic, lying in port at Grahamsto\yn,,and. plaintiff claimed for balaiiceflfa.c'count.^lr: Heekethask'edioradjbttrnmetat,b,ufplauitiirs counsel objected.-rilis; Worship suggested ihat the evidencer of ,witnes«es ; present be taken,but Mr^Heskstlrsaid. he.w«S;n_Qt pr«t. pared to go-on with i the case.-'-Mr. Cooper said if he had received*half-an-hour's notice. he would haye prevented the appearance of Mr Pierce, Captain Wonp,-and the others residing in thb city.—Tlie case was ad journed uatil Saturday morning, cpefs (0 abide tho issue. . ~.,...,

Thomas Inglis v/S. P. Greeuicflf.—Ckiuv £2013s 7d.—Mr IV Goopef for plaintiff—;■ Defendant deposed that he was a master mariner, but he considered that lie had no right "to-pay' this claim," H« ■was'-Qne-'of; three partners in helping to raise the Taiipriyi in conjunction with Mr Porter ancLMrWin-' ter. _ He" employed Mr Gouk on behalf of the linn as their mechanical ad viser, but his advice wasVunserviceable'. The articles meti-?. tioncd in. Mr Inglis's bill came ou boaid.bnt not by his orders. It was hard that he should be -brought from tnc-Bay of 'Islands'to pay a claim which he could, not recognise.' He considered that as Mr Gouk was paid:for his luboirr he ought to have paid for the shackles and other 'things ■vybich. he pro-' cared for ;hk use.—Thomas Inglia, -ship-: smith, and 'defendant, deposed that , the articles we're ordered /by! Mr Gouk, and, some of them in the presence of Mr Green leaf; iothers in' thepreserice of Mr Wifltdr. —Defendant ;siiid the bill, •waa'made outt6 th'ei, Tanpb Spec- Company,I—Plpin'tiff< said he had given credit for the articles returned, and now clainied £20 13s 7d, which was a fair and reasonable charge. He only knew Gouk really in the transaction,—Mr Cooper said he1 could not fp on further without; the other partners in the sp'ep.—Hia'\Vorship said that it was, evident that In'glis-had supplied the goods, and he ought to be paid.- The Question was who should pay for them? —Defendant submitted tint the several partners in the spec, should pay the debt in equal proportions, if the Court--should decide that Gouk was not responsible.—His Worship said, he might have given judg ment for plaintiff, but he could not do so on plaintiffs evidence,—To Mr Cpoper :Mr Greenleat had offered to pi«o; hini his first share, and a»id he was directed by Gouk to. sue Greenlcaf.pr he should lmye sued Gouk. Plaintiff was nonsuited. Captain Greenleaf asked for his expenses. He had:.bceri;.pnt to £3 expense travelling-from the Bay of If-lantls.—His Worship suggested that "there. should be a windiog up of the "spec." company, each member-bearing his propor tionate1 share of^ the los?.—The'coats,' £3, wereallowed, .!•• • ko_ This was all business, gO ',* I "V]

GOOD TEMPLAR'S LODGE AT SOUTH WAIROA.

WBDKIfSDAY, October 12th, Tvlll lie a Ted letter day for South Wairoa. Members repjesentingy; the I.p.G.T. Order,, / and Victorfai of Eaen, and Hope of Manukau Lodges aid Mr Jdhn Jenkins, as Instituting Deputy; to establish a Gooa Templar .Lodge., ... The. V,hoating;Vbad been lbbked for By those yarjpus Brothers with no small amount of pleasure, ami eyeu the elements teemed :ahxioui. ( tb l:"rbake it;'&j pleasuf.e'J'aud'.,: success,■; ? MforV'j no, clouds, obßcnred:the!-san;''i.;The inner :man--.Traß amply Satisfied7 by a dinner jrt'PapakMa/ At South : Wairqa t we fbuttd'that ithe.riyer, thbaghfjiinall, "looked very teii»pting f;; aud r the cry was "Row, Brothers'^KiW.^ -'Hav ing securediJbtfatflftd.sallo'dlth'rbtfSh the picturesque scenery for which Now, Zealand is renowned.'' "Although no- ladies-wdrit' from Auckland; yet the friends foutid.that; )ady : thought had-,been bettpwed' upon .the. strangers, and to out Bnrprjsfrandngratiiick-1 tionj when we arrived baok:from our trip,' wer1 fouad--tea-.had.-been .tb.puehtfully.,:prepared by Messrs'arid''Miss Coldry. "The public." meeting was a great success, to the surprise o! the .sancklandera. <Xhe> Jpeople.', se'eiued coming f rom _all quarters. - -MtJames rßell pfesided over the-meetingjy Alter a few opening-remarks-th'e choir-sang-iUSound the Clarion 1" Mr Hill then Bpoke upon thr, necessity, of total abstinence and unity •f pmposo ,in the destruction pf sueh1:^,; mighty,.enemy.;,,, Mr. ...Wallis scientifically ;on> i.the: ■ question J.:-Mr' Shanajjhaji referred to' t.ne question pat-' riotically, jvvhile Mr llewcliyn. and =Mr Jenkins m appealed on behalf of. Good-. Templary.- Two songs were produced in capital style by Mr Little wood, and one: from Mr Hatch (a n.ew~ch'um on the plat-,! form)1, but' leyidently older thai ,We: ma^: think ; gle'ei by Mystic Tic' Lodge, j; three recitations by Messrs Kobb, Ciihill, and White/ respectively'; reading, ihurhorously gireD," That's right, Bald the Clock," by, Mr Hpcakman. : .Votes of;t6ank3:to frieudawho had 'exeHed 'tbemselves 'td ; make the'gathering a success weiro accorded by the mepting. After the meetiDg 34: new members were initiated, and n- Lodgis estftb liahed named the Hope of Wairoa. The' following were chosen officers :- J. Wilson, W.CTj :Georgo;Fmbesi W.fiSD}l»Blßiffny. Bide, W;& 5 ;H. Walshi W.F.&.joMiss^A. Wilson, W.T.;—Arthur, W. Ch.; - Creighton, W;J:G.; — Alexandra, W.O.^.j. and D. Rumbal, Vt.M. Mr.: Bell Was recommended as Deputy... ;; The .standard having been planted, and friends elected to take charge of it) the Aucklaß'd.brethren retraced'their BatisfiedthM the,ctt'o|r,t3 % expended in estabiisliing ttii^Epage.wiilK rewarded" by a 'knowledge^thatI'-"-Alll-i!f well." „. ■ •

..,,. .- n;...;0 ■ ■,■•■-• ■' ■■-■.::-, .:;,:.s'>l <' -)?,.'xl/. ••Atlas " inttbe'" World " ha#tlief bU3»^ ing paragraph:—" On the very last day of tbe 73rd -yedr.'of his age,' Gafdinal^MatiniDg had the honour of meeting the head of the Church of England in the person of Her Majesty the Queen. The meeting took place at the garden party civen by the Prince of Wales, and the Cardinal was remarked to be one of the most courteously courtly of. the brilliant throng., ..jThat a Piince orthe Roman Church should be re. ceived as a distinguished guest on such an occasion is, .at.all events, an, evidencethat in ED«land men have ceased to ' bate one another for the, lo,ve of .Uod.' , Another Roman 'Prince, "Cardinal .Upward, was invited, but was unable to arrive \a London in timer'" ( • SK)-

Complete and utter failure -will inevitably attend all attempts to rival UMphp Wolfe s Schiedam- .Aromatic . Schnapps. - The.. secret agencies of this marvellous preparation are in tho- hands- o£ the proprietore and snreiy they entertain no idea of Riving to' tho Woild a Know ledge which baa mado them jnaatera ,of tfto greatest tonio, ' ftntj-dyspeptio stimulanf, alteraUve, and reßtorattTe known .tg meaicsi history. •twTrtl H3B«i.JwT*»««4«n»*

POLICE COURT.-This day.

' I (BcforeJßf'C. Barstow, Esq., 8.M.) | DRUMitEptijEss.—Five persons were pun« ishedioritbis offence. Failing to Support.—James Mullins wiw charged with failing to pay an order of the Court for the support of his mother, the arrears being £4.—Prisoner admitted owing the money, but said that lio was unable to pttyjt." He had a family to keep, and only, received £7 per month.—The case was ad journed till January 6th, in order, that .prisoner might have time to.pay off some of h^a' iiabtlity.■ ■ . > •. : CimiNEV on ElßE.—Michael Egan was charged with a breach ot the bye-law by ajlowjng the chimney of the house occupied by'him, in Lbrne-stieet, to be' on fire, on October; 9th. — Sergeant.Clarke proved.the case.—Defendant told him that the chimney had been* cleaned three months previousijv r-rMrs'Egau also had explained that the lire was the result of an accident. She was putting some bacon on the fire when it flared up,—Fined Is, and 7s costs, v ai i J ! Au .OLD Sinner.—Robert .was charged with being'the occupier of a .houscjrequentod by thieves and prostitutes, asefnaviogno'visiblelawful means- of-sup* port.—Prisoner, :a"-> .White-haired man, pleaded hot guilty.—Mr Pardy said this was a similar case to the one in Court several days ago. This old man had for a Jong time pan been keeping a brothel, and decoying young' girls there and leading them to a life ot infamy. The young girl who uppeared in Court (about 12 or 14 years of- age), had been taken out. of the house.—Detective Brennan 'deposed that he had known prisoner for three years and a half as the keeper of a brothel. He warned him from Karangaliape Road, and he then went to William-.street. There were men in the house on the night that the little girl -was taken out. ' Sarah Homo and prosti tutes were continually going there.—Pri soner charged ■) the • witness, Detective Jeffrey, and -Detective "Jones with sleeping in the house.—Sergeant Gamble deposed that he had-'occasion. to go to prisoner's house in Abercrombiestreet a short time ago and saw Mrs Deans, a girl named Buck land, and Lucy Armstrong there. They 'said they lived there.—Prisoner stated that he was " softhearted," and gave them shelter free1 of charge. — Detective Jeffrey deposed that ho went to prisoner's house in Chancery - street and found a number of prostitutes there. He had since been told that Sarah Uorne, whom he did not sec, was upstairs. Pris oner was convicted some time ago of rape.— Prisoner, on being asked if he had anything to say in his own defence, said he had frequently : took the women wet and cold, ioto his.house our of charity,: but. in return h[e (>i hß&; qnly got' abuse and illwill. He •n;ever t-got!aiiy money from the women;'—Mr Pardy said the prisoner simply Jived on the disgraceful earning*'of immoral young girts.; It was astonishing, but nevertheless a fact, tjiat fully Mn^-te,nths'of the money earbe-l ap these*'' urVioftunßte girls went to the fteople who keep tlic house.~-Hiß Honor loiuid the prisoner guilty, aud referred to the, fact that he had-been previously con :victe'a.! He must take a sentence of six months'lmpiisbnfnent with bard labour.— "Prisoner: " All right, sir.!1 ■ >.-...-. [ i Fallen Woman.—Kmily, Ho.wley was charged under the Vagrant Act with having iib' lawful 'means or support, and baying been previously convicted as an. idle and disorderly person.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, —Mr Pardy said this was one,of the unfor tunate : Women taken out of the last pjrispnerV brothel.—:F6ur months' impriron nient-lwith hard labour. 1 ..'. '~, ' jA VicTisi.—Jane McManus, a child of twelve or fourteen years—who had been ,tak'6n put of, Stephcnsbn's house—was charged with havina; no visible, lawful means of support.—Prisoner .pleaded not guiltyi-7-MV Pafdy said this was the first time the prise tier had boen before the Court, He would, therefore, ask that she he allowed: to return to her mother in Alexandra-street. ,-i-His Worship,' in discharging prisoner, made the condition that'she be sent out of town,. If she appeared again, the sentence would bV.dne.pf noteless than1 six: months' imprisonment with'-bard labour. • • i Breaking axd Enteking.—Te Koh', lictumana te Kangi, Bopcna te Wharena, Maahu Potakirau, and Heta Mgatahjna Were charged with breaking and entering the store of Mossrs Jt'cob Chrisfmann, and stealing therefrom, thereby committing a felony, at Awitn, on the 22nrt September. -i-Mr Laishley, who appeared for the de fence,,, -objected' ;■ tot'i';-the ; . „five. priso-> ners' being charged.; Only three were remanded on the last day the case was called, but. since then two had been added. CJue of these' was a witness for the defence, and his mouth would be cloted.—Mr Pardy Baid when the police were searching for evi dence^they;fovmd~that the two-additional prisoners were implicated to tuch an extent that it was deemed advisable to arrest them, ijr Pardyihcn stated the" circumstances of the case.—Philip Weisheiraer was the first wlitrress called. He was in partnership with P s hi)ip Xheal.tand.r Jacob- Chriatrnann, carrying on business ■■'at- Awitn. They Kept au accommodation house and store. He remembered the store being broken into on the night of the '21st or the morning of the 22nd of September. He looked up the store about 9 o'clock on the night of the 2ist, and plac«d the key in the; litchen of the botel. The hotel isVabout ten or twelve yards from the store. He did not see any Muoriea about the place that night, as he was inside. He beUeved,Mr Theal was the first person who went to the store next morning. From what he beard about the store, he went to the store, but did not find anyone. . He examined the door of-the store,' and found that the staple, which had.been,driven,into, the, wood with,the chain "6f'the pad-lock through it, was gone. The staple (produced) was the same. fie picked up the,chisel,with which the staple was. drawn, and then went into the store and "saw that goods were missißg. He did not stop to' tie} \Vhat '■ had been taken, fie saw that sugar and'some cases >i|ere gone. ''TWb,cas"cs?;Were;br6ken;top^n; •^e searched "for footprints;; and found some leading towards Jthe beachi , He th'eji returned to the house and jaw his1 partners, and Mr Qarlaud. . He had- a couyersatiou ,vyith'Mr $ Garland^ and xthett went* up the \ Mil to look for farther trace's of, footmarks. i-i-The casc"wa.s"s'tiil"p'fbceeding-fwnen^we-. w|ent to press.

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

%he ordinary meeting of the above Board Was helcPMir afternoon,' there' being pr e stint: Messrs J). A. t Tplo,(Chicf Comm is fcibner), J. May, &&&% ; P..'Moat.

SHORTHANDEDNESS .OF- -SURVEYIiJO, Stal-f."—ifiie Chief Surveyor reported la: respect of Messrs, Jkuce and G.arrard's com plaiat, re tardiriesS of surveyv1 tliat his staff was so limited; that-Ije'isiuf,. norreasoiiiof ppe edily overtaking the lopgrarrears.of.wbrk unless farther assistance is' given.—lt" was resolved to forward a'Copy o|; the letter:1 to tie Government, with.theobject of haring the: staff strengthened;'■>■■■

TAURANGA.—^Ir J t . V. Stpwart,wrote Drdp'oiiihg the reservation! of certain specified allotments for the- purposes of a reservoir; fir the tewn of Tjtttjfanga, 60; thkt ;tho 'dnnger l 6i da 'second 1 conflagration iriajr 'be^ guarded against.— Captain Turner*- C.E,, reported favourably upon - the adaptability of the allotments for the purposes stated.— Deferred for further,.considoratipn. ' ■ ', _" „ ( t l < : JKJESEEVES.—A cQmniunication was re ceived frd'm'fWellington notifying the teiet' 'vhiiotffM- rdllotnients at Wewcastld: fo»* frpcrea tibh purposes, ond site>for town board office's atPiinui and Ngarota for the frowth and^p^ryatibn of timber, and a^P.uke rkohe a'nd'wdiweralbr cemetery purposes. i ABATApyi—Thfj Surveyor the survey-of a village seltlement-wMch had ib'ee'tf given the name of Aratapu. i It was agreed to offer the sectiops for sale at an ripsetpribeof £3pcr acre.'•'-' '■''_ *T!I*OA \ |PbRT"^V!AIS:ATb.— It was!I 'resolved to" irecommend the Qovernment to change the !cla'Bificatjp!V of fort Waikatojand jirpm l'\ tSwirin^iuburbatt " to-."rural.''H Utm <t i Waik^vAU.—On the recommendation of -Mr War4en Kenrick,, it. was decided to; obtainsfor^r Thos. Koberts p_ermiaa.ipp,.to- ;prospect for galena ore over this block, iai* ] Te AWAJIUTU. —The' chairman of the Saneiaohia'Highway Board forwarded > naemorial from 40 Te "Awamutu. settlers nravine for a rieht-of-way over some Go vernment land which isabout to be enclosed. ,-i-It was agreed to grant a temporary; but not a permanent, right-of-way. _ <TBa.»OJU fIOT SPKINGS.-Mr Q. -..^ O'Halloran applied for the eUmination from, the conditions of lease of the Te Aroha Hot Springs reserve1 the clanse which requires :tiielessee^erect within twelve .Months from the granting of, the lease class hotel upon the site. He pomtedput that he had a hotel there atprcsenf, and sthat the .population would not support a second one.—Declined. : Tbansfees.—The following transfers ot land-were received :-From Colonel Leokie -toKiei'Nibtiorson, Te Aroha; From Miss. iDowd to Austin, Ormond; Fiom Colbert to rroude, Te Puke. - It was <lt;terrained mx each case to.make the Bsual notifications. -Ll he remaining busine'sja consisted 01 ap* plications for lari^'etb.-'1" 11* •-'''--

WAITEMATA BABIES.—PONSONBY AND NORTHCOTE, V. DEVONPORT.

Sir,—inotldo lh the report of lato meeting at Northcote re the Ferry BerVioe that the Score** tary of the Ferry Company tatd they tivoi'e nut anxious to retain that portion of the service. I am surprlsad that smart mon.liko the directors, should overlook the fact that the harbour trade is in its infanoy, and only wants a little judi cious nursing to develop it Into a very eici ensivo paying concern. Northcote service has r.ot paid, bocatiße it waa nover tha object of th» late com* panv to make it do so. 7s a«week, and lfls a-ton for everything taken ovor -tfaa nursing the baby With a vengeanco; the poor baby could not help itself, it had consequently to tuko the pap provided for it. The present Directors appear to have the same toolings towards the poor helpless child (Northcote). No wit is quite pooiiblasome kind-heartod parents who nave no child of their own might adopt it and cherish the memory of its early parents; for in stance' the Union Company might think tho whole family of children well worth a competent nurse and a few new cradles In tho form' of handsome, fast river boats, to ran be tween Auckland and Ponsonby and Northcote, and book for low fares, to trot put the 1,003 plea sure loving and buslne£s people of Pon sbnby direot from their doora without coming to Queen-street tor It.' A few of the same cradles mlßht salt Pamell and the Auckland people to go to the North Shore, and the travelling public might patronise them especially if the fares were broueht down, as enterprising companies known how to do it. My advice to the Directors is to cultivate the babies, don't starve thorn in their infancy, and the childron will be a credit to you in t\ie form of dividoniJs. On the other.hand thoy might send all the details and particulars of the family concern tD other parents who have. no children, and it may result in adopting the whole family. -rA Starved Child.

i LIGHT AT TIiEENTKANCE OF KAIFAUA.

i Slß.—Letters have appeared in Eovorel. journals respecting the heceasity of a lltfht at the North Head, I think tbe member for that province, and alao tho Insurance Companies, have been very neglectful; now that new members 'are soon to seek re-election or new ones seeking office. Voters for the Kaipara, and I may Bay the Northern districts are equally interested, if not directly, all are, indirectly. There la no Harbour in all Now Zealand that requires a light so much as Kaipara. When you see the large number of shipping that are employed in the timber trade to all paits of Now Zealand, New South Wales, and Victoria, and other ports, thero is no port in New Zealand of so much ifflportanoe and bo little cared for. I do not know what the persons in authority are doing, that they do not take an actlvopartln the matter. Lately wo have had the loss of the sohoonor " Rons." I believe had there been a good light at the Kaipara Harbour that could have been seen SO miles off, the vessel and tho crow might be still in existence, Those who are not acquainted with' tbe Harbour might say that the present leading marks ore useful, I do not deny but what they aro on a fine clear day, but the harbour of Kaipara is a harbour at present without a light, that must be approached with great caution, for the bar of' Galatea Channel is 15 miles off, and in thick weather the hind is very' difficult to make out. If there was a good light, it would serve us a guide at night, and vessels would not host tut a to run for it, and run in safety* as it is aow/thoy hare to heave-to or stand off, as the' onso may be. In the day ihe lighthouse could b« eetn a Kooi diatanco, aad would t enable ! vessels to jnukt) bolder for tho entrance, and yet lin safety. This J-t worthy of serious cqnsidera | tlon, v.id should not be neglected now that tbe I eumniur la upuroaching,. It may bo neglected until ii.oro wrecks" take place. 1 hope, Mr i %itor. that you will not let this resfcr-I remain i respectfully, Ijiilii- JVnkb, surveyor to Bureau : Verltae.. •. ,-. ■ ..,;,■ >

(To tho Kditof.)

BROWN ON MOSES,

(To the Editor),

Sir,—Mr Q. A. Brown, In his lecture last night, replied (?) to my query regarding the word "replenish." Ho admitted that tho word translated replenish dooa not moan it, and he dsnlod having based an argument upon it for tho existence ot pro-Adamite races. The mani fest incredulity with -which thia assertion was received by one of the largest audiences ever nsiomblod in the: Choral Hall, was sufficient proof that my statement was oorreot. and oiißht to hare shown Mr Brown that the memory ct bis audienoe was bettor than his own. He asserted also that, radically, the Hebrew word can bo considered to convey the idea of replenish ing. Will he pleaae state his authority i Now a word or two about his laet night's discourse. An ordinary sermon 11 would take no notice of, but.Mr Brown's proaant series of sermons are intended to be soientiflo lectures, and are given before'the largest audiences that sisemblo in Auckland en Sunday ovenings. I think, therefore,, they are strictly amenable to public criticism, though Mr Brown appeared to take my criticism very bitterly laat night. The lecture last night was fall of oarloaturo and misrepresentation, and shewed great ignorance on more than one subjeot. Erolntton was r)di ouledaad caricatured, and geology" was mis represented. I could cite several instances of tho ignorance of the leoturer, but one wlllsnfflce, In speaking of the earth'i rotation on its axis, Mr Brown first (aid it was about 2,000 miles an hour. Two minutes later by some mystorious moans it had decreased to 1,600,' then shortly after, by some means equally occult, it was rotating at the alarming rate of 16,000 miles an hou VI Mr «r own] would ask one of Mr Wor tbi u-g ---ton'a small boys a question or two on the matter he would be informed that the greatest rotatory motion is at the Kquutcr.becii.nßo the circumfer ence there is the greatest, and that eren thare It is only a fraction more than 1,000 miles an hour I Tli!) idea of a man, displaying snoh Ignorance concerning suoh familiar subjeccs, attempting to reconcile Genesis with tho sciences of astron omy, geology, zoology, and ethnology, Is to my mind absurd and ridiculous in the extreme ! Next Sunday night'ho lotendu to prove that thore wore " several centres of creation on the world." 'l hat is to say that thore were a whlto Adam and Kre ia one cart of the world, and, black, yellow, copper coloured, and perhaps green orer some where else .'I shall go.' I wont to hear all about it, and Mr Brown is amusing, if nothing olso.-I am, &c,

Kkquibsb,

' October 10th, 1831.

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.Shipping^, [,;> 4i*^f, Northern . stEAMSHiJp ' COMPINX" (LIMITED). In conseqnence of Inspootion of Machinery, the is. ' Argyle' will not tail for Wangarel until SATURDAY, the 15th instant. A. MC3KKGOH, Manaßer. gwfcl- XTORTHBRN STEAMSHIP . CO. (L.IMITBID). • VOX W'A II A R A. TBeEf ' ; 'MACGKEbOR"1' .', Will leiVß' OneliuiiKa Wharf as above on SATURDAY, the 15th Instant, at3p.ia» -;Freight, 129 6d per ton. ' Apply at the Company's Offlco, 67. Queen, street,- AiiokUnd; I , Or'to A. BARNKS. Onehuntta; ;, j ~., ■ A. MoGRKGOB, fiJtonaßcr. Jsa^^LinrORTHERN STEAMSHIP TBmay 131 „ co, «limitkd). FOR; HOkTTn GA. 1:™" M 'Xo t "wT N A'; I Will leave the Onehupira iWhari as above on TUitSD^y, 18ib, at-3.p,m,. . ■ . .■ i : For freight oc passag^ apply to, . - 1 : Or to ' A. BARNES, Onehnnga ; 'i .. ; A. McGRKQOB, Manager. '



KGJS L O 3? QfiKES T, i AUOBaCAND MUSIC WAREHOUSE. ,■- !• AJ,L PIANOS, ORGANS,: ,OR HARMONIUMS I . Bonghtfrom above Warehouse wilLba_ . KEPT IN TONK! AND GdOD iUCPAIR FOR TWELVE MONTHS AFTER . | PURCHABB: ■Also, a Wmttkn- Guabantkk1 given with each H Instrument tor THEKIC YEARS. It Is hoped the above arrangemont will bo : I Euffioient proot that konk bot Beally i First-class Instruments will i I tTO/a ': j.'o bekeptin Btock.'u: u£J ;■-.- Bands Supplied bob -EvßNiNa 1 'artieb. 1 , A Boom specially built tor Professors. ! .private Eehoarßals,'&o.,-treei' The Best and Cheapest House in Auckland ; ,:';. .','■' FOB ■ - ', I 'MUBIO, MUSICAIj INSTBUMBNTB,: " STRINGS, FITTINGS, &6. A UOKLANU ' JiJTUSIO iJO. QUEEH-STKBET. i^- 0 W KB A R V, ; • "GBAND FKBTIVAL MABOH," " ' ton THE PI'INOFOBTB, , X Compoaod and Dedicfttod (by permission) !' '~'''." ''' ". 'fy-'i ■';.'. ~'", UIS EOYAL HIGHNESS PKINCE AI<FBKD,K.B., ■! '■' ■*'",'■', ,'■"' :'bt ', ' ' ,', ,'!.'* r ' •' ' iHJBRB CARL SCHMITT ' ■ p ! *, ,' , (AucklandCh'oral Society)^;;' f-"■ ;.:, I! vi liiS'i' :.' PRICB:-1 ■ i ''li. i,; ■': Thbkb Sbiilings; or Two SHrttiNda Caeh ; ~;" ANGELO FOIRRESt, ■ ~' Aocklamd Music Warehouse. ; I ■'■":' ■"■'■■'■ BREtT's '. .... -" ..:,; .: . ■. ■..,■■ •'- ■""■ \ A: U °XL -N D '-A- L MAN A° | : • ':- ' 'AND ;.. Provincial Handbook eok 1882. OFWOJIES OB1 LODGES, and others, are reminded that the above worklia now in course 0£ compilation, and -Haitkb fob Publication in the DIEEOTORY ahould ba sent in as eftriy



I Wanieo." _^ iTTT ANTED, Good Pick and Shovel Men I SW • at tort Brltomart. - Apply1 on: the IWorka. | WANTED, Two Good Biillock-drivers to contract tor B or 12 mouths' hauling; bullookß found. Roferenco and security re quired. — Jno. Smyth, Waltakorel Sawmill. October 12,1881. : %»/■ ANTED, a aood Gencial Servant. — TT Apply'to F. Williams, Blah Dealer, Queen street Wharf. ■ ; ■__ "iTTAWTED, Apprentices to the Dress |YY making.—Miss Christie .Shortland-atfeot ANTED, respectabio Girl as Nurse-; , ttiald for' country, at priced Apply td Servants' Registry of Y. W. Institute. AUOkland; WANTED, a Smart Boy,—Apply ithia offlce. ANUED, immediately, a ithprougli Goneral Servant t two kept.-Jpplr to Mrs Waller, Kpaom. '.■■•■ , ;.-'■ .■■<••<:'> WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mra R^Horce.Qrey-atreet. ANTED, on Improver as junior Assistant to tko Drapery tratlo. Apply by letter in own hartd-wrlting, Btatinßifalary aid experience —Addreaa Draper, thta offlce. IriTANTED, a Housemaid}'; references iT T required.—Mrs L.' Campbell, Conquest Blaoo Road, Parnoll. ' ".; : WANTtD, at once, a competent Man wiUj a aoytho for a fuw day's' mowing! must be able to cut short grana.—Apply to Pub; Usher. BrAH offlde. 3_s WANTED.a ijmartßoy fdr the shop, and to ran errafids.—F. Stephens, Boot maker. Queeu:atroet. ,;•■• ;,;» j;. WA>TBD, a Married Couple: without children, the man aa farm servant and the wife as oonk and dairymaid.—Apply to Mr K. ■ Arthur, Auction Mart, -Queen-street;'.orsat Wesley College. Three. Kings. . - nr'i YJtrAN.TED,,in a private fairiilyjo^ or T™v'tiro- Jfoung Lady' Boarders. — 'Apply '"MR," Star office . '. s T*7ANTED—Come, and Ispe.the Large TT Grand Lot of Cheap Ladies' and Child ren'a Boots, at Dampier'a. . . ' WANTED, a general "Servant^- Apply to Mra Cunningham, tit. Mary's EuadY Ponsonby.' > .■■".■■■■■ • • ;'''*' ■ ' f!' > \\T ANTED, a respactable Boy, to drive !v;T -/ alight cart;— Apply at tKo Post Offlce, Dovonport. ' - ■ • VXTANTED, a good General Servant for TT ' Coromaudol; apply at once—Mrs Ren wick'aKoKiatry.Shortland-streot. , iVS7-AJNTED, Temporary Employment for TT about three weeks ad Clerk or other- Wise. Good local references.—Address,' T.T., Stab offlce. ~ -- WANTED, the first person who thinks my Ladiea' and Men's Cork Soles at 2Jd pair are not a wonderful bargain, shall have 12 pitira for nothing.—W, H. Damytor. j \»7ANTED, a Girl about 15 or 16; re- T » ferenceß requlrod.-Apply to Mr Eyre, Draper, Viotorla-Btreet. ,■ . ■\\T ANTED, Two Good Improvers 'for/i TT: tho .Droismaking,—Apply to' Mra Kfxk*. man;1 Ylotorla-Btreet West.'' ,'.', ■~ ,:.':: WAN Tj&D, two Bteady Men as Carters. c Apply to Qeorg6 Wllßon. Nelaon-st. WANTED, au improvci to tne Uarpen • torin k Trade.—Apply on job bottom of • Union-street. WANTED, n Farm Man to milk and ■it pIOBRh, — Apply Cruiokshank, Miller, and Co. ...'■ ■:■ ■■.«.'.- ;.. .■ ■ :'■ .-. -j WANTE 0, an Experienced Barmaid,— Apply Stab ofllcc ! ■' * WANTED, a thoroughly competent Nurse to talto charge of two young children.' Satisfactory references essential,— Apply in the morning, between the hours of. .10 and 1. to Mra^Arohie Clark. Parnell. '■ WANTED, by respectable, young mar tried Man, situation in Warehouse or la any plaoe of trust; can anve, and willing to make himself generally useful; can show, good references.—Apply W.k, KvbiHmq Stab offloej WAN TED, a Partaer with £300 to £400;' for. a Country Brewery'; no previous knowledge required,—For address apply to Sir Dunnlngn&m, Oovernor Browne Hotel. '~ ■' 'ANTED, a smart respectable Youth, about IS or 17, to learn the HairdressioK Buslnees.-Apply Franpia J. Bhortt, Qity^ Hair catting Rooms, Qqeen-atreot. . WAN TED KNO WW-Stay Busk«, 2d ' Ladiea' Night Dreiaes, is fid; Tracing Braid, 72 yarda for Si; PuKgarcee, nearly three yarda long, Od; at Pampicrfa. .. ■»} WANTED, a Second-hand Piano.—" Apply immediately to 19, N.Z. Insurance .Buildings. ■ '•..'. ", ~,:,;;,. \A/;ANTED to Let, Pour Unfurnished IT i 'Rooms over Drapery Kstablishraant in Quecn-atreet; moderate rent; good chance for Dretamaker.—Apply thla offlce. • -■' WANTED, a General Serrant; refer? enoes required.—Apply to Mraßaaley, second house below Poet PlUar-DOz, Oarleton Gore Uoad. WANTED, Everybody to Head Prp fessor Qusaoutt's Advertisement on flratpage. - ■• : •• ■ '■-; ■':,'; \\j ANTED, Three Youug Girls to learn TV. < Light Buslnesa. Small premium- re quired.—ifor acdreia, enquire Carroll, Boot maker. Upper Queen-street. ANTED, i*'irst-class Housemaid.,for Hotel; one acouetoraed to wait table; referencaa-required,—"MO," ; Star and Qurter Hotel. Coromandel. WANTED KNOWN—JBoys' Coloured «. Bathing Drawers, 9d the' pair ;■ Boys'f CoWttfed Belt*. 3d; at Dampier'a. W" ANTED, aFonce,1 a respectable Oirl to nurao a baby.—Mm Cn.pt. Klliott, Swindon Villa. Upper Umon-atreot.. — — WAN TED 7 Tenders, up to noon of . Baturdayv ,for „Removing CUy from Section opposite Goodson's Arcade, Parnell, and tipping into Brick-yard, Meoiuinlcs' Bay. Par tioulars, Sec, ol Oenrga Cozens, 27. Queen-street. WANTED, Purchasers., ot Uraios.— _ Apply Captain Cook Bre ffcry. WANTED, by a Yonng Man,,a few lessons in Writing and Sookkeeplng.— Address " HMC," thlß oflloe. " ' " " " WAN iHv, X'irst-ciass Baker and. Con' i leotioner: references required; wages good.— A<tarejß'W.w:w.. atA» offlce. . -. WANTED, everyone to know that my.r , Salo of Piedg«B will take place at Mr Arthurs Mart,'on Monday nlext,l7th October, at 1.1 o'clock.—Jitmus Kao. Pawn'b' okur. \\l A N T i!. V, iioard ana iteoidcnce ; IT.' private Bitting-room. — Address itn mcdlately B. ( thia ofllce. - . ■;. ' WANTKD KNOW N—GIJIAND FESTIVAL MARCH and FLIRTA TION WALTZ, only 1b fid, at Dampier'e Branch Score in the Market. Bo in time. •'," ANTED the Public to call and inspect my choice stock ot Tweeds and Uoat lnga; prices low; fit guaranteed.—lt. Stow, Tailor, Viotorin-Blreet.; 'I fh :■ VX7 ANTED: the Pitblio of Eden Terrace, T.T,..,, Mount Eden, Seufleld View andneigb bourhood to call at tho Syiaonds-atreet Meat, Depot; and secure good joints at clearing oui 'prlcear—tfaoch >> ood, Family Butolier. .. ,",'.j Vi/ANTiSD, at Wesley Colleße, Three ' :f iVi-.t Klbfts,- a General Soryaiit.-tApply to Mrs Thomas Buddie, Hepburn-street, orar the College. :■■■■■.■■■?■• -:■.■■■ ;■-■ .-■■■ .■ ■■■<; W "ANTED KN oWN'that the t ictonan? Loan and Discount Agency's Advortiae mentf appears on let page, 2nd column.,. ; "/ , \*/ ANTEu, a Strong iJoy for Coal and TT Firewood Yard Apply K. J. Carr, corner of Newton amd Earanganape Boada. ' AJSTJED—The Satin ClotH and French r Merino are both reduced to 10d'at* Dampier'a, : ; . ■;. - • i ....• ' ...a. \\, r ANTED, by a Candidate preparing TT .(or^U Examination, Tuition1 by Letter for three mouthß. — Addrosa, stating terms, V W.0.," caro of Mr Holmea, aymonda-atreet. ANTED, Engineers and others to refrain from applying for work in the Railway Workshop, Chriatohnrcb, pending wanes dispute. ■ i . '.-■' : r'i ■.■-.: fT WAN TED,, persona wishing to dispose 1' of Proportloa to furnish me with par ticulars. No sale, no charge. Cheap Building AUotmonta and Small Uottagea find a ready salo.-D.ff. Kvans, Katate Agent, next ."Herald,"; Queen-ijtreet. . ;■ , , ,■; . ■ .i .- ■-» ■•■ ~t-u, i W' ANTED KNOWN, tnat you ucaw' Dresa well tor a small weekly payment by goine>to Manro and Milllgan. Hob advortiao meut on front page. WANTiiD-Thc fresh lot of Black Batins at 3a 6d haa arrived at Dampier'a. WANTED, orders lor our lamons Troasers to measure, at 13a 6d; also, the wondrous 65s suite. Overooata from 10a. Marvellous value at J. ft Phillips',. Cheap Tailor, 170. Qoeen-street. rt Vi/ AJVTKD KWUYVJX—'Inat the mew T,'/Zealand Timber Company are Belling all kinds of Timber and BuUdinK Material at the yery lowest rates. Very superior White Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. :i| ANTED KNOWN— Special"jAdvan. VtsKeß.'.'to Persons atout to-Boild.— Auokland Timber Co, (Limited). G. Holdahip, Managery-'1-' ._ v ■ - -" -■,<'■"' WANTEp v KNdWN-jaatßV" Jblowera, Feathera, Dress Piooos. Lustrea. Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fancy Goods. Cheapest House in Tpwn g. Carter. Viotoria-street. f \V ANTED KNOWN rr Dampier, will ■V T ' jgive6'of the Boys'-or !Meria'9d French Peak Caps for nothing to .the first person who doea not think them a Wonderful Bargain. \\l, A^TED I^JSO.VVN—That Mra~HZ5". TT' lbs has Removed her Business to Hobson-str'e'et, next to' Gibbon's grocery store. A varied aseortment of Pinafores, flats, Under olotoing, and. a large quantity of'lndian Km broidory,jußtarrived. ■•■■:■ i : ■ " ■■■ •>■• AN TED to Sell, a Small iiarmonium, by Aiezandre';. price, £8, Alj'o, New and Second-hand Pianos*.and Harmoniums let on hire on the nkw evstem—tlie hire to go towards the purchase of the instrument, or for any other. —Webb'a Mtt~MC Halobn, Wellealey-ftreet. ■" *-- WANTED KJSOWN-That Chas. Burton and Co., Hixh street, have tor Bale—Potatoes (good),- £3 10s ■ par ton.; Sydney Oranges, Maize, Oats and Bran, choice Bacon and liams, Canterbury ana Walroa Cheese, American Brooms; Salmon, Sardines, Manna lado, etc., etc. ' =-. . ■ WANTED— Incredible as it may appeal it ia neverthelesa true, that I am aelllnji Ladies' (Jood Sewn Kid Bootu for is dd, and infantß' ditto for le.—W. H Dampier. ANTED KNOWN —That th( ■■■Au'ekland Timber eompatiy iLiniitcd) are Macnfacturera ol all desoiiption of Goods with Buparior Machinery and despatch,—Worfcß Cußtoin^ousftßteeet.West. r , ■ ,m j



WANTED, an Improver to the Dress maldng.-Apply Mrs Jaokj Mount Kder Road. ;;y ' iJ ;> "'• '* t "~ ~ y "«-; .-.t, W~ ANTED KNOWN — Dunne, Hall and-Co.< bog to iDtimaWtcrth'eir cus tomers that they are about to remove to the premises at presont occupied by Madame Bofr tenolll. opposite Mo Arthur and Go. a warehouse. In OrdeHo reduce our lurffa stock before remov ing we will sell at a Kreßt reduotion tor the nexl two weeks, from to-day, 28th instant, Drapery, Suilin™^ Hosiery. &C &p-Dunne, Hall and Co., Ifl3, Queon-stree^oppoilte Tonka'a Mart. tAT AN TJSD KN O W «i' tnftc D.! Goldie V V la prepared to sell nil kinds of Bulldlns and other Timber, UnoludlngHatdWOOdj Spokes Felloes. Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his, Yards, Lowex Albertatreet, near the Dook at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under, oover.la bettei :than that purchased elsewhere ■ ■ - X VS7ANTJSD KNOWN, that.Mrs Waiters, iVV.' of Hobson-BtreeViß now 1 Shewing the IJATHBI' STYLES in Millinery. Tho Ladies will do we.ll to, call and sooner recherche stock before purchasing. Ladles Dress Caps. All Qoods marked at Lowcat PriCus. ~ . \XTANTED KNOWN, J. 'Hitlliday, jTV 800t1 and, Shoe Maker, 1b to execute all orders In the trado; repairs neatly and promptly done, patches pat en with solu tion.—Pleaso noto the address,*; Aberoromblo street, fourth shop from Symonda-Btreet. _ "SITiANTED. KNOWN -JHenXlStrajf !TT Hats,is 6d; Men's Rush Hats, 8d; Boys' Hats, lid; Men's Black or Drab Felt Hats, 2s 63i -f At Dampier's. jjurrANTJaD KNOWN -ii-20' per cent. ITT reduction. Now selling—Fore-quarters Mutton at 2d; Loin, 3d: Leg, Id; Chops, Id ; superior Sausages, Id; Roast Beef, 3d, Id, and fid; Boiling do,, 2Jd and 3d;'.. Corned Beef. 3d; Keg do., 2}d; Baoon, lid. 8d and lOd; Lard, 6d ; Pork Sausages,, fid; German Baußago,-'6d: Hams, bare and in" Cloth, 3d' and lOd; Fork, 2Q to sd; Coined Legs Pork, Ox TongUo, Fowls, Ducks, Turkey". &c Special' jijioo £or largo Buyers hotels and boarding houses;' SKop price, not delivered. —G. Huline, Butcher, Queen- Street. ,'cij.j i ~'; ■:■ ' i ■■"'/; \r I.'! i.lil XJTT ANTED KNOWN — Duty Free iff Goods. *-The New Drapery House iS NOW OPKN. Don't buy till you have deen the New Stock of Kress Goods. Prints, from 'IJcl; Galateas, from ijj. Calicos, Sheet ings, Millinery, Straw and Lace Goods, Under olothlng^oilet and Honeycomb Qttilts, ffieV A good stock of Ladies' and Children's Costumes, Pinafores, Pelisses, Men's Shirts,- Hosiery ( &o. —Note.—l shall givo the Fall.Benefit of all Duty Free Goods. A Clroular will bo sent out In a few days.—Brighton House, corner of Grey and Pitt-streeta. J.Randell. ____? \\r ANTED, the Public to inspect Hi iWii WBlte's Btook of Baths. Toilet Cans. Slop Pails, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, figured, and plain); also, Fruit, Jam,; Meat, Baking Powder, loaoot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins, tec &c. H. Waito having Uttect up his Faotory, and Imported the latest machi nery. Is now able to keep a large stoofc; of the above on hand, and as everything 1b commenced and flnishod on the premises, he cad sell lower than any other manufacturer in the 'colony. H.W. oska a fair field and no favour.—H. Waits, Wh6lesale and Retail Tinsmith,- Iron and Zino-worker, next old PoUoe Station, High street. ■'■'■- -■■-■• :■.' .■■•■ - — -!.; ■■;'.•{ TTt7 AN TED KN 0 WN-Goodson's ITT' London Arcade is acknowledged to bfl the largest and moat magnificent display of Com bined, Useful and Ornamental Goods in tho Coldny,t in* its arrangement.' it.•Btands1 uniijuo (imitating noue). All Goods are marked la plain figures,' at prioes i hitherto uatnown In Auokland. Il "is considered unnecessary to enumerate tho varied clashes of goods displayed, it beimi now an ostabliahcd fact that tho Novelty Depot and Economical Kmporium of Auckland is tho London Aroadb, 148, Queen and Viotoria-strects Inspection invited, irres pective of purohoaea being made, See the FiTo Splendid Windows flUed with Now' poods.: Door Baits at " Gre»tly Reduced Prioeß!' and "Alarming Sacrifices" ignored I—London Office : 58, Bt. Mary Ago.y ~ «■.. ~; ■,■'■:.■;-; V|/ ANXED KNOWN—Thk JL.ONDON' 'T V AboAse is now resplendent with attrao tlons. 20 Cases of Goods just Unpacked, cqeq' prising Klegaht* Workboxea. Victoria's and Alexandria's Writing Desks and Despatch Cttsea, Inkstands, Ormolu Case and Blotters, Standard Gold and Silver'Jowellory. Bloctro plated Toa and Coffee Sets, Cruets, Cake Baskets, Salvers, ffiporgnes, •Bisoult Boxes. Vases, Dessert X and F in elegant cases, Oil Paintings and Oloos in handsome frames; Chinfi, Glass, and Earthen ware, in great variety, and Tory cheap; Cutlery.-Stationery, Gilt and SUverino Jewellery: Aocordions, Concertinas; Brushes, Combs, and Perfumery ;>a good assort-, mout of Britannia Hotal Teapots, Candlesticks, &C, and Keroslna Lamps; Toys and Dolls ere ' unequalled In quantity, quality,'or price. See the New Goods in the five splendid windows of Goodbon's Lokt*6» Aroadb. Branch at Par nelL -London Offloa. 68. St. MatY Axe. \VT ANTED KNOWN—Our past «gort i TV " tO Supply A GOOD ABTIdCE AT A EEA?ON* ablk Profit has been so far encccssfnl that we have been compelled-ta enlarge oar promises by , adding the* adjoining Shop. As these extensive alterations are now completed, we aro prepared to offer our Stock of Spring Drapery, as a rule, at leas than usual Queen-street pricoi. The newest things in Prints, Sateens,' &c, from 3)d y»rd.(duiy offi; Washing Pomcadoura from Jjd (30 patterns to choose from); Calicoes, 3d yard; Hollands, 6d (duty Off); The Cheapest Dress Matdrinls'in Town. Dtosfl Bullies from Jidyard, A splendid variety of Straw Hats, &c, fromOW; Lace Curtains, 3 yards Jong, 3s lid pair, un equalled value in Corsets. See our thrbs liArqic windows. Comparison invited.— SMI PH'3 Cheap Drapery >Varehouso, 300 and 302. Upper Queen-street (opposite Army and Navy Hotel). WANTED KNOWN.-Specialties at Ji'Qre'on'a:—2oo pairs Beßt-qu»liflr3>?6i button Kid Glotos, dark colour, size 6 to 7,' nt 2s tho.pair,-vrocth3s; Men's Windsor Bcarve*; Od. aach ; Men's Burlingtons, Is, worth 2a; Soved Muslin, 5d yd, also Bbcinohes wide at,l»-yd.. beßt value in town; BoyB" andGlrla' Rush Hats; Bd to 9d • Gresm Net for hats and scorve*,- Bdyd • Mualin Worked Scarves, 9d: Spoon Husks, 6d. and Od; Stays,-with opoon busks, 2» lid.;, Double Ruffle, 4*d yd," very good value;' Jersey Gloves; 1b pair: Picture HandkerChlefß, Uil}d iui^Zd^ Boys' Galatea Hate, 8d: Bots" Iteform Dux. Collars, 8d box; Large White Handkerchiefs, jA ;. Ladies' Faahionnble Coloured Stookings fn C4r dinal, wine, pnine,1' Sc'lOd pair; Moo's Books, 3id; Ladies' collarets, 7d to 1b 3d; Cream-corded Silk■lUbbdiiv ii to 0:1 yd; Ladies' Nißht-DreßSea,: Ss 9d to 7s; Embroidered Tucked Petticoating, Is yd; Clarke's Bee's, Is Sd doz; SOyds Silk Reels, 2d each, or assorted for dressmakers. Is 6d doz: Calico at reduced prices.—J. Grew, 85, yietoria-street. ,:,.sy.;; •." 1* CCOUNTAN'i'.—Wanted, JjpVtho- J\. roughly competent Accountant, holding highest testimonials, JCmployment in a Mer chant's Office or- elsewhere,—Apply to W., Box 116, Poßt-ofuce. Atfokland. - >T\ O MED OA L ME N. I Wanted, for a Country Township,, a Daly Qualified Practltlonor; married man preferred, practice now worth £500 a-year, and capable of being Jaricoly inoreasod. value of Sooieties at present, £135 a-year.—Apoly Box 33, Post-offloe, Auckland. ':''.' TTNKEDEEMED PLEDGES, Monday, \J Ootobep.Mth-B. Arthur wiU :BeU by auction tho whole of S. A. Asher/a unredeemed Pledges,^without reserve.. 1 Epblesiaatioal. VOMiJMS'S CHKISTIAN JL. ABSOOIATION, cornor of WeUesley and Albert streeta.—KvangeUstio Service, THIS (Thursday) KVKNING. at 7.30. All aro invited. Recent arrivals cordially, invited. JriONGREGATIONAL CHUKCH, i BBRESFORD-STRKET. ' imiijvivvfi & j,nfjjvdt^f .aajoHAi I THE ANNIVERSARVT.SERVICES or the ! Jrf l'|u li!''^''!.^i' l0' j ben, ,i:'"/iP";' r■wm bo held <m«---: ':■■-* butt and will be coiiduotea astbtfowS:— ;ra j In.tho Mominfr, at 11. by the Eev.A. ~\Vj i ■*< .jWSBBii vr : o-*\ "•; ■:- f' r -.;<:i ■".--<: \ tn,;lhe/!^ftornqon:; kt S", by;!t)}^Ba!fef B?W. I jigf^Ba,- : ':',,,,]/: y . : ,'jj '^lirsHoii I in the Evening.- at C.30, by the R«r. H. K. ■ jeeO PSBSSHSX', ;•..- •'"' . I . •■■■^ tiqtt»?a bKKVICE OF SONG.-"The Start in, k5- L(fe"*HiU be given by the Chndrenpt the' Howe-etreet Industrial Homo, assisted'by" Mr Frith and other friends, In the" Temperance, Hall, Albert-strert,on TUJCBDAY, 18th October, 1831, in aid of tho funds of tho Band of Hope Society connocted with tho Institution. Colonel Haultain will preside. To commence at 7.30 i p.m. Tickets: Adults, Is, Children, 6d; can bo - obtained at the gunday-school Union Book Depot, WellOßleystreet, or at the door of the Hall. k.ssi\ ~-_.. \ V, ' JBanKriiptcv jNoacee. f IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHBKN DISTRICT. ; | ■; IN BANKRUPTCY.--, _| :< 1 In the matter of " The Dobtora and Creditors ! Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy oi Hbbbkbt Bbunton, a Debtor. {^ ,' . .. ' This is to notify that Herbert Brtuttrin, of tKo City of Auokland, Cab Driver, has this day filed a statement that he is unabla to.meet his en gagements with his Cteditompthß'First Meet ing of Creditors to'bß.held-:ar**the SuproKO Court Buildings, Auokland, on FKIDAY, tho twenty.-flrst day of (October, 1881, at tho hour..of eleven o'clock in tho forenoon. pa Dated at Auokland,, this 12th day of Ootober, 881< ,V- "- G. "W. BASLBY, V s;vt i Deputy Registrar,." Hudson Wiiiti*iisoN, Solicitor for the Debtor. Shortland-street, Auckland, ' hr N BANKRUPTCY. ! ' "WtHe matter of*" The Debtors and Creditors I Act, 1876," and the amendments thereof! and of the Bankruptcy of J okn Maukitz literati' a Debtor. ' • ' H ■ This is to notify that John Mauritz Ijevir, of Grey-street, in the City of Auckland, in the Prorinclal District of Auokland, and Colony of New Zealand, Labourer, has this day filed a statement that b.9 is unable to meet his en casements with hlB Creditors; the First .Meet ing of X^reditora to be held at the Sapromc Court Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, th« 28th. day of October. 1881, at the hoar of. il o'clock in the forenoon. riated at the City of Auckland this 13th daj Of October, 1881. G>w . BASLEYi



( --T&iM>^. — —-~7 rifo LET, one of those well-sltuatta Ju Shops In Victoria-street West, wßh counter,, shelving, .and every convenience for. residence.—Apply to John W. James, -Viotoria streetx -•> ■•■ * I rpO LET, on Lease, a Suburban Store.— A .APPIy to 8. Vailo. House and Land Agent, Sportland-atreet. <TIO BE LET, the1 Shop (three inflows'), fs fltted 5 n4 KM laid on.-with Kitchen (water iaia on and colonial oyenK and two Largo Rooms on the basement, of Brandon House, Parne 1 Rise. OmnibosetpßSS eaoh laminutea. -Mpply.to <?• W. QoodgoD.- the London Arcade. mO LEI", Shop, with D.welling-hoiisß JL attsolied.Pitt'Btreeii, next Mr Wj Palffier?s, Butcher.—Appjy. to JB.Glttos and Soos, Wynd ham-streot. < -j'^'^- ■■»"■■■.'.;■: ,■., nno LET, New Shop and House in the JL rlslngj district. ot .Ponaonby,. facing All Saints" Church, suitable for any business ; rent moderate.—Apply to,Mr Gray, Camden Honso, cprner of Aagle3ea-3trci6t and Ppngonby Road; TO LET, a Large Furnished Room, pleasantly, situated.— Apply Btab office, fin O LE T, a comfortable Six-roomed JL House/ near.Queen-street (Karangahapo Road).—Apply on the premises. Mona View. TO LET, Good Shop and premises, in flret'Classjwsitiori, nearly opposite Tonk's Mart>Qaeen-atreet; immediate possession,— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen-street, next ■{Herald" , , i ~-;J?OT oaie. :';-g; ; SALE, a Bakery and; Grocery Business'; good trade, in a rising neigh bourhood; Stock and fixtures at valuation; etore and stable on the promises.—Apply Stab office. kjiOß iSALE, a Piano, suitable for be- P gintiers. Pric», £15.-Apply Thosi H. yPebb, Qak Cottage. Hoftaon-Btreet. ■jiOKiSALK (Cheap), a First-class Port. JD able Steam Engine; can be seen working. -fApplyflTAii office. _ ■--, cL~H 1/iOR j SALE-r-The nnexpired tertn of X 1 Lease of & Nino-roomed Houeo and Allot ment, with:a frdntage of about 130 feet to Hope tbwn-stroet), Newton.—Further particulars on application: to" J, B. Morpetb,. ;No. 20, N.Z. Insurance Bniiaingß. ■ .:-.i ! DIOR sSALE; nb\r landiug,'ex Annie C Wileon, 50 tons Superfine Floor.—Apply to W. Dowden, Auctioneer. ' . - kfiQR SALE, Freehold Allotment and X; House, oontalning shop and seven rooms, situated in Upper Qneen-strect; also, Building for removal, corrugated Iron workshop, :12'feet by 8 feet-Apply to.W. Dowflgn, Auctioneer, UPPER SYMONDS-STJBEET. -sTen- Hoomed House (let for £63 a-year) for sale at £000 oh .the easiest of term?,— Apply office of this paper.l j - v:, .^J *;; tjlOR $ALE, in Frankliaßoad, a iub- JJ Btaotlfllly-bullt House of eight rooms, with Qat-bnildlngs; gu and water laid on. Allot ment planted with choice (rait trees.—.Enquire next door, halow Bishop's Grocery Store. Tn OR! SALE^a Business in the Kaipara I* District, which has a good turn-o vdr, and id In (i .rjaing neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Cufltom-houao-stroot. 7~\eVONFORT.-r-ViUa Bites, on easy JLJ f yarniaQ-Apply to T&.M. JBtark. U USEFOL Basket Phajton lor sale at xV." (Huntervand Nolan's, on Friday, the 11 ih lJßtan.t.-,..ii,,j,,.-; ~.,.-, ~:■ j ..,-,,,- ,:■■.,.., TIOR SALE, the Kaen Vale Poßt.office J Store. Terms easy.—B. Valle, House and Imd .Agenfo next the Poat-offloe. - :i . : , ~ r , i n " ?OR SALE, Corner .Allotments the Franklin r Koad.-8. Vailo. House' and Land Agent, Hhortland-ntreot. » LOT of f Good Layiog Fowls and Cncka . 3l> |or sale.—Mrg Laing, Ploton-Btreet.-.- , .-,. '99F1—NKW and ,Well-built Coltagool four • '*«w '100003, verandah, good well, &o; and Allotment' 33 z 100.-S. Vallo, Houao and Land Agent.Shortland-fltroet. , ■-, :■ ■--■!,; j?^ca—PAKNELL—Nearly new House, con?, y*uv talning 7 rooma and soullery, vefan aahs. Sco.; allotmentso x lHirt.—s. Yaiie, House Mid Land Agent, Shortland-atroet. ' •- - ; i?KnA-CHOICK Suburban Villa Site, con *JUU taininis about 21 acres, substantially renced,'laid cut In grass, garden walks, and fully planted with fruit "and ornamental trees, forty minutes walk from ■Post-ofil c— S.-Ve-ile,- Bonse and Land Agent, shortland-street. ijiroc— SUBURBAN Residenco ot ten rooms, ■', £■* .wl'h,slatedrootcoaoh-house, Btable, flvd taiiks, &c; also, fruit and -ornamental jfarden of nearly an aero In extent This desir »ble properly ia conveniently situated near, tho" Nowmarfcot Railway Biation,-8. Valle, HonHflj [jiana and Agent. Shortl'an a street. _ TJIOR SALE, a PrettyGable-ehdVeraii^ JD dah Cottage, quite new, and splendidly. Snished off. a really nice Httlo place, four rooms, atted with cupboards, Kraten, oven, &c: pretty lower,-garden, &x.; allotment about, SO x SO; rituated in Clarence-street, near Ponsonpy Ter race.— D. '■' F. Kvans,' Kstote i Agent;: next '.Herald,"Queen-street. ■ :«:'-.?. '■--'■ ir/lOR HALE, a Good Corner Allotment IJ and New Five-roomcdTerandah Cottage; ?ood: well, nice littla garden... txice; £2i0.. Bng land-streot, ■ Ponsonby.— l). If.. Kvans,. Estate Agent ~. „ .. Lj^OK^SALE, in Blake-street; Newton,. V Nice Verandah Cottage, three rooms; Sink, nlde garden; allotment 33 x 100. Only. 6150— D. F. KTana. Kstate Agent. _j. FOR "SALK, in Uowe-street, a iaub. Btantdal and well flniihod-off New Five roomed Verandah Cottage, fitted with grates,. aven; tank', &o; allotmsnt 33x102.- Only £210.'— 1). B". Kvana, Batata Agent ■ ..'■ •'- '' CHEAP BUILDING ALLOTMJiNTS, only two left—ono in Goorge-Btreet, at lla ncr foot; one corner of George and William streets, lSapor foot; also, one In kxeter-street, JBs per foot' Early applioation necassjirj'.— i^Sffi fKvans, -Estate Ageit,; next ''Heraldy"; gaeen-streeU;; .. '■-■■■ 'j ■'-.: '""-, hM. -Xj QiJ:B I UJiBAN ! RESi;DENCE,-,Fqr Sale—r kj' A commodions'.and- pleaaantly sltuatod Fftmlly :r li(?aidenoß at Kpaom, ■ containing- ,20 rbcmifl,' all in the'most perfect order, with out buildings, comprising three-atallod btablo, larga : Boach-honse,and other conveniences; together witb 7i acres of .choice land, in garden, orchard, and paddocks:" ' ' ' ■ k 1. 1 Caritoinspopt,and further Information may: bo obtained, on: application to • ■ -• •< Jl' •-> - -4< - ! CHABIiES-ALKXANDKB, * 'Orv a. m iW.AITKW. i.^c.v.- ,i. .<* | ,ii yJ ..rn, . .... 'Land.Agents.,. ■;.; > Mb JB. Boucheb, Bntehor, Eden Terrade, being about to proceed. to.Kngland,-' has in structed! n?e to Soil his Premises and tho Good will of the Business at Kdon Torra'ce. To an enterprising man this Is a good opportunity for ( "' ' ','*.",, '~'«, T;' -I ' 81. Qncen-street "OR Aiß SOL UTE SAL E. I TO FARMERS AND OTHHRS.-A very ac : Blrablo liot of 2|9 Acroa Voloanip Laed, with larger water frontage-; I some very snug and ohoico spots, gentle slopes to sea beach, &c, &o : The Kdl Is good and welj watered. steam communiqaUpn thrioa weekly Onohunga to Waiuku. besides a good road to railway station. The district is a rising one. and an opportunity to ■ securo so snug! a farm raruly Occurs. Aboutfour hours journey per,Bteamer and rail. Price, only 30s per aore. Terms: £100 cash, balanoa on "mortgage at 1 per cent " t l J ..•;-<.d;'F. BYANs; Ketaie Agent,, ir( , ,>-n5 fvm ..'"•-N6ir"Herala,"Queen-atreet t> |H"J -'O >y-" TR S"^' A:-. %% '";7&l[ I Mortgages of *180 and JGI4O. boorlng Jntorosk 4tWXiaeYenyears(.torun, ; ■'i 1 .- -■ - *.••; M or-it «jl ii » HrnTTj-r -A150,,.' :,"\-:.,.,;n;i'.'iM co ! House and'l3 aores, together with iom town: : ship.allotments-adjoining, all aituata between the Aratapuand Kbpuru Saw-mll!s. anihaving frontage to Wairoa River. Having aplentifol Supply of purßl spring -water^ this propettr W emlsontly adapted for aslteforbrewery, hotel,; store, or any manufacturing busuess. The main .road ,from. Hpkianga, ~TiajparßayUle.T termlsates at: thin polut. -ApplyMetcalito;,and Hill, 29. New Zcainndtoßnrance Buildings. Tf £\ AAA * s L AND JL \KUUU r ORANGKB. , ■ "■ ..: ..ti-A^'OTTO,--'^-1 »i • Opposite New Zealand laaurancc Offlcea. AHPED THIS ,D AYj, '•■■•' •'Bk Te Anau, ' ■' -|.j I , 4 ,-.,300;8A.0KS POT.ATOB^^kTj? These are true Blue Derwents. Quality perfect. . Condition sonnd. ' ADAM '■'LAYBOURN, j ' . Fort-street. . . ~-.... ON ; k.a-nAs "L E, _. .Xx ' Rotorua! and' S6TereJgn.'»,™,« r; . PKIMK CANTKKBURYPOTAXOM'ttrCBII ffoni ___. _ v ; Pit). ■'*[■■ ' „ I.Tj! i ~p./ 8. JAKINS,'' | ■■■ , q I ! i Custom llouse-stbeet. ' •>■ j|cJ«oaseß CASTOR OUii In^bnllc v until mm drums LINBK?D"Qni, bolted a dlraw| if 5 oasfes COLZA OIL -'u'wuwO |i 20 drama ;V '' »"'-' '■■■'"'' ' JtoJaßaßagWßWr^..-^ rr: ~" i 7 f Wyn'Bnam-street. TT UL h HB.OIHBBS '^" HAVE NOW J&ANDIN9, I 1,200 PACKAGES, iGROCERIBS ANP OILMEN'S STORES, and' havk foe SAiE— AMBRIOAN RANOBiS AND STO\ BS : BARBED • STEEL FENCING WIRE ''DOUGLAS PUMPS, LAWN MOWKRS C CORNSACKB, GRINDSTONES, OH. . ..STONESj&o., &C, So. gs9n .. ml Agents fo«rj.Cr^!g&Son's Celeoi»to4 Sooto^ ly',:, . ',; ,■ •■ rWliskey., ~:,■.„.,, E ' r! >j,|i i .i/:s HDLL JSROTHERS,; Anotioneera, Wine and Spirit Merehanta Queen-street . i. Kauri Gam Stores. Bre water Free and Bonded atmtmj Albert-Btreat. : ••■=*■'•... NOW REAOYi J/.s;;ai



I- ,' ... i36lt-^na'^otin<£ Ar;'^- LOsT, in ,Qaeen-atieet j; on Tuesday ovenlng. Brown Terrier Slut, with collu .. N0..3&-Plea3a leavo at Polico Station. ■T OST, between St. Marks Unurch ana JU Short's corner, Kemuera, a I'urse.—Finder. Will be rewarded on applying at this office. LOST, ,a Boat's Dingy, named "Sun beam." The'finder will be rewarded.— Apply to H; Donald. UTeßsenaer, ppatoflice. LOST, on tke night of the Ponsonby Fire:-Virgil'a .ffinoid (Anthon), reward o( 7a; two Pnrses. containing about £5 Ids, reward of £2; Silver-mounted Vinaigrette, re ward ot £1; Dagger, reward Of 10s.—Tho above rewards ■will be paid to enyquo returning the abovo articles-to Mrs Harrison,coruor of Grace? street and Ponsonby Koad. .'.' ... from a-Grave in the North KJ Shore Cemetery; Two Camelias,—lf not re turnod, the name oC the'pereon who fitolotiicm will be published.- ".'.,' ■'■"". OTKAXEOi sto->*iny. iHouse,. a Brown ■KJ Retriever 'Pup." Owner can have same by piylng'ekpsmeal—a Tripp, cornet of Lincoln ' etreatand'Blfehmottaßoad. ■■ . ■ '. ■/ {\ M JB ~, Ky ,U.,$J ,D . KKWA X D. ! !Wh9rea|i ; one J iox : ot-TeiLNo.^o, wss lost, stolen, or strayed, on" the afternoon of-this'4th >oatant. duriifoana between the time it loft juy ftqre,,,9s, Viotoria-Btreet, .and. the time the balanoo'ot sblptapnt, (viz., 11 boxes) were put iptothe hold of the ».a. 'Argile.' contrary to law, a receipt not having.been previously given for Same alonK6ld& the ship,—the above reward will .be given to any person giving information that iyill load to the conviotion Of the offender.' i " '"~" "" '"" ' FHgPK. WHIIaHKAD. !'" '''Board ana jjpeaiaenpe» . - rXOMfIoItTABLE i Board and Residence \j for two Gentlemen near Post-office ;H pbnrianeat»-18a'pBr- weeS.-'W. D. Dallen, Con. f^dtioner;!Quec'ii-Btre»t.' .. '■'■'■•■.' £jLKL.EUT ~Bbard I .arid'; Residence, every JOTi '/possible; accommodationj., tnrma most moderate ;■ -healthy; position and spacious hsd rfiome,.— Apply to, John Dinnison, Grocer, tfowmarke,t...nri-^:*." - : ■'■ -.' ■■■■■■-'.'■ ' Ty?O, Gentlemen can ~have 7 Siiptirioi ~ Board and Bbsid^once with privatof amily, Wn minufe3 from Queen-street—For address atipjyStabofllco., ■~, , ■■~,...,■ • -i •■•--■ -■' ■ /jTOVKKNOK BRO^NB1 HOfSE, Boabd and LoDfliNO.. „......«..,20s per Week BiHGLBRopM:.^-...--~-.--..25a. l"'fCKLA3^i) iDOLLIGEAKiJGBAM. J &U8 ■ol ..^-M&K-SCHOOh ■ - ''■>'< ,■ j ■:.■;.-r, r.£- Tie, inTltatlon,.,-^Mf Tenders tat the aWve' V orksja herohy oonhtermanded, ; ; : , : ..'-i i ." '■'■'JJi ••■"• ■■-< - "■•• ... . ;t ,,^cpratary. . 1 V O"K otf GH^OE :P .VR-if>EL'li; i fenders for EreoUon «t a Stone Culvert in St. G sorge's Bay lload will be received up to noon' 'o: i MONDaY, 21th O<stdb»r, at my eflfoO/Oolo n al Bank, w.hera plan, and speciflcation mar fie' <*■ -;JOHN BOTLAN; 0.X.,'-'' li Id ■'.'■: ■■■> ...ji' j : Bngineer.;. rfiICNDERS will, W received up to the JL 15(h October.'at 630 for the Krectlon of a llouoo In Homea-Btreef;—For further r/arti* cplart pnnuirb at the; GlaEsjbwStore, Kewlon.. _, r|no WELL.SINKERB.:-Tenders wanted' 1 JL ■ for Sinking Two "Wellg: off College Koad.-^ •Far particulars apply to Atkinson & Co., Free njEtn'B.Bay.! :■; ;.»-. o •■!' :■-■-■-•: • ■ftv.P /ipENDBRST Ttecmired for Building an; i 1... -Elght-ropmei Bouse in Pdnsonby Road, Pjlans and^Bpeoiflcation tq be peeh at Mr w... Jiones's Tobacooniat. Qaeen-street; "Tenders to be Sent to Mr Jon'e? fey ndon on Friday, llthinst, tipTO.:,\iV^&! oP'-'-i.' •■*■••■'■■ ■ J>'"-'' ''■%'■■' 1 Tenders'will bs received until noon: of: MDJI OAK. 17th Instant, for thejXrection ot Four. Cottages on College Hill. Elana and specific* fw*?^ a * A^&ac^ & co;- a .' :;f li { jEreeman'aßay,P«lntandy»raishWorks.| m 6 co NirtC tor s: rTenae'rs;for Formation-and'GraveUing;,'6f ri Streets inr Chnrton'B %Batate v :Parnellv will be reoelved up to noon on FRIDAY, lifh instant, at my office, Colonial Bank, where plans and I .sToiia ,■::■,*. .;■••' I-'Brißlneer. mQ r by i l d c rS. (Tenders will be' received nntil * o'clock on FRIDAY next for the Erection of a Brewery at Newmarket; -» - i • -' j^f^^-HENBYG.WADB; ] j < '■■- •'.. , *~.; : ..,., ~., ' Architect. m O ,8,,U, I L D E R S. ; i Tenders will be received untU noon of MON DA\, October 17, for completing a Concrete ■ V ■'."■: ■' ' flu *'.i ■■ ": ■' ■'■ '■ ' " ■Architect.-,:. f|P-'-6; n'^B^'l);:^!'.'^^ D):;B-' sß'",;^ iTenderrf will-be "received' until' noon' of THOBBDAY. October: 20th, for the- erection of J .baoJI noJwaP! .inaffiiKWA ;,•,". Arohlteot.:; rairr:O;^-i.'.8.-fi'urHi:--,ij--i-U-^'r-'E:; i l.Bii' STondbrs wilTfta-'received-up" to' hbbn onsFltfe DAY, the 14th Instant;, fof tho' ejection of Twp Shops in Grey-etfeiet:: ■' " "■'■ '''^i'„'.„.,','.' ] Plans &c, at our.offlcies, Qoeen-sttpet,, " ■,; ■" ■ ;n .:■■;■■ .ft.^ BDWrMAHONICY &T6ON,, H.,,' ! fl^ 73- i >??"v'"'i -!.''i'-.i 'i Architeol^ "; rjpo XH^.ELEpTO^Sj OEj SO^UTH FRANKLIN. : CWktlemkn,—l am aKftin s Candidate tor' y!onr suit'roßos at tho forthcoming General Election, .>■-.•--■ ; --*_■•"■■_, i At an early date I purpose visiting the various Oentres of population, and will give an account t •)■ .»•-••'.•■'■;.i)T vl/ff>i r'?!'..'■:•,■■■■ -■■T 1 ' ■■.i:i*l'.1 of the recent session, and explain my pbutlcal ~. ~-.3 ■{.-.-•'• ■>■'. f-.'iU .M-iOTj:AI ,'.: l V.; i. l>"t viewer ■"-'.' !I'-n asrod-**" :-"- • •";0^1 ■/)' J Sen KhoJutua Miiuo soa ?£y . >o bi*s _; Kver yours faithfully,. •'.:'ff.' v,'.1 ■'"'''■.;• I QMS?"!:****!!* foK-'i^ :;;7K.?HAimNr{ f' Grooers ttnd TOS pwsiiei^J ;; ;^ Inv;:B;'E'.; r S",;:flE, B;',££ j •'■;;^:;\:'FRESH^BUXT)iR'! ■.'■: -,'V PRBSH EGGS*-:'"■'■"■ '■< ■ FRHsk'EGGS 1 j 'Bcsfr (Quality ■-:•: at •> Lowest Prices j REW'S, VICTOBIA-BTBEBT, ';. ~ IK D.I-A A« 1» fii IMA TE A ■•■• . ;• ■■.■ :.:.■■ warbbdtjse, -; : -■■:■<' i .-.'-;1 "No; ,95|, VVJtqstX-STSEEX. ir :;; : I Owing to the la'ta Fire in Quoen-street, and consequent loss ot outlet for my Inmo bonded stock of Tobacco, *nd especially Cigars,. I have determined,to sell a: Quantity of the latter at a pribo which, though entailing no loss tome, will actually bo lower than import cost laid down here. 1 offer the first-line as under:— , « RQOO Roal American S-Tear-oid Clßars, heavy ' -v' :,!,weiKhtSi viz.(llb6oziper 100box,at20a/ • - r . rpr 6s per bundle,of 2&t >. ... i in Teas I' have Bomo of the choicest-blends obtainable; •A! trial'Avill BUfflce. All my, teas from la "8d ■ onS' npWarjte'ara-BoW oarefnlly blended With'" Very Strong" and "High-class Flavtfury" Indian Teas. ,'l'htß announcomoot will, I bavc-no doubt? lirove accoiStttble to the poorer class, as espeoially ia it true this season that> theyshow better value in' the enp than ordinary Chma alone*1 . ' ■ I ■, • ii .itbil ■■ i - ■■ ■ .t . - ■".! $ -ft. loiba of Good Kateoudongon for .. - lie 2d AlGood China Tea .. ... .. .. IB 6d Stro'nßinwjeelinß Flavoured Cobrou .. Is 8d " Tea^xtratordinary," a thorougb ooono-. mio tea, with Aesam flavour .. .. 2a . "Family Mixtnre," very choice, rich, and pnngont—Darjeolfng kind .. .. ;_2B 6d ?' very Kioh Deep Brown Tea .. „3s . Capital values in Box Teas at 20a, 225 ; 21s, 26b. andSSsperboz. .. . . - ■: JBKDK, Ti-HITKHKAn, ■■ ■■'■'■.0! vi ■ x^aandGeiierallmporter, TEB^BCASg. , .85. Vtctoria-St. Auckland ifM'FY TEA MART, GENERAL IV/GRiOCBayAHp PROVISION SXQBE3, ;" ! "■-'■''."•■, r"; ViCIOBIA-STRBST., '"•'- '' ," _ Grofcertes and Provisions of the Seat Quality at ■ ■-'' •• "Ijowest Market Prices; Delivered in all Tartß of Town rand Suburbs. A HANDS OdftEUil BRA BY ■^c|u; ; ,;;;:i'.;.,:FRKH; : ,OF^!bsT. :;.'■] :■ We don't know how they do It, but they do What?.. Why. giveaway a Handsome Volume wittt every 31b3 of their celebrated Tea. Who THE U-QUOa TKA. COMPANY, by their Agents ■_ -j-v.-c ..' ;;■ \ '. '/, -'' Jw. vs. cmTi/lins, ;.-•;■: . ■ THA DEALBB, BTC, ■ b MANUAKAU KOAD, PAESEtL. ""R ETT' S ALM ANA O," „.,'. ~.r, ;, 1882. • Persona wishing to Advorti;3 in the above Almanac bre requested to soadintheir Copy &i early as po»lDle to ■'"»' •ay.a;, ; »9iti ,:■-:'!;*;—;■• ; "BTA]a? OOTICJ^



.(, ,1.. fablic jfrbtiriea. «V^ OUR T ' Cll* Y IC'O F \j AUCKLAND, No. 3978, " Dootor Lawford b.' Kva-ns; Pitt-etreet, opposite 'Vincent 3treet,snd Dsctor A- Riohabd eds, Karangahape Road, near Upper 'Queen-street, have been elected Surgeons of the above-named Court. Members are therefore requested to forward to tha Secretary, without delay, tile Name of tOa Surgeon on whose list they wish to Dp pluced. ,:•;•' ■ ji-'lr .m • Wbraer./-.. 3,^^^/ Secretary. JQctober: 11th, 1881. : . ; ~ ■■ - Wreat .northern land :\3r market, queen-street, j | AUCKLAND. i —^h>; -i.J i'l o .^u'" '~ -.L ' . "•'■,*■ "*<f.: ;o ;r f^'1 tH Slf there is anything yon- want-to .Know about buying, Belling, leasing, mortgaging, transferring, surveying, or otherwise deal ing with land, or house property; if you deßire_to learn •where to 'buy, what to.buy, and how to buy. either for cash or.on easy terras, apply at the above■ address. ■ !Bvery'ih formation available will be afforded to inquirers without charge. Assistance given in arranging raortgatres, or investing money in land or mort gage. Land sales first and third Friday in each month. Opening sale October 7; catalogue? in preparation. Karly information should be sent -in by persona having property for Bale, to secure particulars being duly advertised and entered in catalogue, r ■ r YS^MAR'tr STONE CoMPANY- Vjf , (Limited).—Johni£eid.&Co.,Agents, ~, ■T« & Jbfa.i/.-O'.^'O X E, \ ,i?.»:i;SUj:NITURE,. / :.(f!'i'j BBDDING,. AND iCABPET,, WAKKHQUSB^ I 123,:QUBS:N-STItK*T, iATTCktAHD;/ j Aajoinißg!Bank of New Zealand:1 ' ijWe invite the attention of Ladies and Gentle men about to furnish to our Largo and Well seleoted.Sfcook-ot lira wing-room, Dining-room, aim Bed-room Furniture; Japa kc s e'' Sa n ' Bunds for Verandahs; Iron Bedsteads, Kapok Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows; Spring Mat tpasses, of superior' quality,! at reduced prices; -ajarge. assortment o£ Cane aeatedChairs, veran dah and Croquet Chairs; Patent Spring ■ Roller Blinds, all sizse; Wardrobes, with -Plato OlaS9 Panels; Marble-top Waahstanda; some Very Superior Bedroom duitea, in Mottled Kaubi ; Toilet Ware, superior double sets, with sponge bowls;" Goatskin Hearth nuo?,-in White, Black, and: Grey, at moderate prices; Door Mats, a few very superior Oriental Flora Mata just opened, eajily'kept cleaD, and very durable; firafrclaßsflUiß Mathsabsbs. JTho greatest-attention paid to the packing and forwarding of orders from onr country cus tomers. Catalogues forwarded post free on application. /". ' . '■ _>, . >. I Liberal Discount' to Cash, Purchaser* All Gooda delivered free in town. . ' / ""^V &-H. COOKEj; C ; Fh^u^'wA^a^r\ dABPBT • I23~QtTEEW-STREET,™ —- j j V; AdjdTning the Bank ;of Now Zealand. ~ 'iot'" . ■.;"'".'A."1 ::IC. 0..1.,1.SI-W":.1S;. 'Bess to Ihfornl the Auckland Pnbllq i SthaJiEe.lmsKOW OPffiNSD on^ol,those .', rtj ' JficwiSHora iniVicxoßiA-sTafflEras it • SP?A!T?pNEE,',BOOKBBL|ifiKj. ;ET^. ? " i, i :"Wtth* varied assor.tnißnt bt Mrafcciasa o-. l' | :'vl' Goods at very moderate bvlae^,'^..'^ ■'■"■' "l ; -!<n";:An Kariyjinßpectionlnvited. ','."■/} ■\"f l WHY : PAY. MORIS ? inspect tne Goods, compare prices; and Judgo for J yourselves!—Allen's General Drapery, Viotoria-1 .streat West, ' ' ." ' i V*jr,Q oX P A.C&S \ '; -; WQOIiEAGKS j' j RIFTY.BALES QF ABOVK Jttßt -Reoelvedr | i ■• antfONSALKby \- Custom-bouse-filteet., \. • I rfriHE SINGER MANUFACTURING |'JL COMPANY, lC3a, QUKKN-STRBUT. ~.: ■ j __. /CAUTION. ;''pi - !m£j. B. Thomas being no longer in the em ployment of the above .Company, any Payments .moo^'to him on and after this data on their 'account will not bo recognised; •' : ' ;• jAuotland. October 10,1881.; ; ■ -for v ;'r:Tr'''t- v""'c't' c. •] . LOOK~OUT ! I MTfrWATCH -ADVERTISEMENT^ With Price List, as soon as my Now Stock. 1 •■arriVes/ '['~. # , r . ' ! 20% leas than any Houso in NowZcatand. F. H. LEWISSON. "VTEW GOODS, direct from England, tm -LM sale a shade over wholesale pricea.—K.: Tester. Draper, Karangahapo Koad, next to Poat-oface,: . /OSTRICH FEATHERS (amber shaded), >V' an 3 all the new colours, froml/11, splenaidl [assortment.—B. Tester, next Po^t-office, Karan g'ahapo Road. ■■ ~.;/■.; ~n-<-_ ■.:- ' .-.■■: n LACE, CURTAINS, a lorge assortment, direfet'from manufacturers, 25 pcr1 cent, below the nsoal prices.—JS. Testar,«nezt Post-, qfflce.'-KarangahtipeJttiaa; JV ■ ,y-u a*,',.?' TTMBRBLLaS, ~ and the Faahionablo \J Sunshade injreat variety; alajj, excpllont.! valBS-fifCoreataT—E.: Draper; -Kar«iga--i hspe Road, next Poat-otaco, ■; SUPERIOR CORRUGATKDJI.'AKKS. » i O t4''' -A /T? ■ iiT/'" •'■'Xll''- T? HAS FOR SALB';i>nnmberoi.thoabore, with , 1 Tap read^-'for nße?*2andtbwardßj, ' I A TTBHis\feTEiMi WOEKS, VlCTblilA-STRaBT, i or his Shop WeluSley-stbxet. JP Ijarge quantities of .Spouting, .Bidding, and i Dawn pipes always in' Btpjol?. , ~,,,,, Vorahdah Iron curved ut shortest notloei . Manufacturer of Lead and Compo Pipe. A choice Bolection of Chandeliers, &c, at hto 1 ■xo.J „' ' :Welleßley-streef shop; X- '~;■.;., Couiitry'orders will always teoeivehia prompt, • rj ' attention.1 •••..•■•• ■...■ _••' j '.a : lay' on'Wator.,;', ~.";,-> i ;,., Socb Patbntbk of thk Impmovbd Lead i K US T0 AXE TAX APUN Ai i On and after MONDAY nest, the 17th mat.. a •BUSS WILL RUN JOAIL^ from my Stables tp TakapunaLake.,"..""".''.l^'..j -. j ■'•..:■[ ; fffio fableig a.lntoreaavertlßement. ..;.. ■ j " OLIVBR MAYS, ' ' i;i •-■' |io .)•'<•" "r-;/ "LiVery St4Jfles,i Dey(B>Jt»rt, ~ . rs' i$ 6N O V"if BL I CO; THK L'O'lSfhON PHOtOGRAPHIO COM | PAN V'? FRESAKT UNION PRIZKS consist of..a Lady's Gold Hiinting-Watchand Chato",'iLady'ajDlßmond.vßing, Gents" 18-karat Goltt1 Rings, .Laflies1, Portrait Brooches, and Other .prizes,worth £50. A Ticketin the above willWglvJsn with every Sitter.: 600 Niemberß' wanted. "Cartes do vieite, 5s per hajf-dozea;: Cabinet, Portraits. 12a 6i per half-dozen.— Leightoh'g Buildings, Upper Queen-street.—O.: H;iMONK3^)N, ; .Manager. i ••;:•:,-■. ",i,, iaUßiiy r(" o' TI.C, X i WILLIAMJAMKSWATT3, theVell-Ttriown' ' Grocer of-Onehunita, has a COnstatit Sttpply of Home cubed Bacon and Ham always^on hand. Agent for the Hvbnino Stab. Mr Watt respectfully invites further patronage^ im VE^I N G C.ON CERTS, I SBLKCinONfI ySOM OPBBAS. feONGS, '~, h>v!t ': ,'iV.DUBIS, ■&0.,-&cr... ,■•: . .-iosXi I . i ' . J "'jl 'v'■ li'iilitT. Every Powon can have these In their own Home ', S\>:'-'.' '■'■ '- by calling on"'' ;i. •'.: V'ri^ \ .. .. HQWJDENt SHOBTLAHD-SIBEBf, Ett and-PuBCBASiNG one ofc his NEWLy-IMPOETEir | ll!..^l";l . :.:'.PI A:NtOft« '-'-::'•''■',-'/': TI^TESSKS i WHITE & POWDRBLL -•. i ■ (Lato Mr White) ■ ■ '.' . Hereto added to their Ale and Stout Bottling Establishment, and are Dlrsot Importers x>t WINKS and SPIRITS. - Superior. QuaUWes and Load tag Brandt) always, In'stoce. ' ■ '""' ■ Wholestile Ordora, supplied ot prices which can compete with any warehouse, in town. - \ ftvercargill Aletl 4nd Btout from thia Brewery which- tops Urn Prize tit; tho Sydney 1879.' '','"';■...■■.:.■ ' -.'■;!. ' ■:":!• ;: J 1 . };!b a;oßaoN'i rßUii.j)'iS]B i |. j .v.. y 0 g K . BTBKKT> AuOKIiAHDi: Of ::..) , ~','H9nqur4o them whe«» honowißdufl.V. " I *... . ..JAMES ItEID & SONS ■': ; ; Beg to call the attention of the Pubßo'tO thell BVU B N I T UB B B M P.O BI UM, ' , lfc .Situated in Hobson-btbb»t.O!P': Tholr Cablnotinabing is equal to any In New Zealand. T Furniture Repaired and Kc-polishcd on tho shortest notice, uM in the'beet'work -vr o i t a c if r to ~KX D. V. BVANS, . , t .^ • KBTA.TB, House akd Land ag«nT/< Has this day removed into those corivep*?'a^ centrally situated offices just vacatrt.S' "• Thomo. Ksq.. Solicitor, next "VL^x^t^oi. street, where he will De glad toj^Xf^biect new BUbjects, and nswfacssoD^^"!?,?^" ttf-a-eommleeion. Perß6ns^? i°g. t£> e ?S^ l t L r| H9US9,Lancl or other P^ ed , who wil?d?hU fee1 or charge. Z. ■ . ST. KVAW3. E&rixr^ OVSB ASli XiAND ■ a6ent ?~£^'YTO iiOoy LKXT oe Building .&£. i<y Soeiuty principle!, or on other terma cm/umawetß. Mortgagea and Loans neso togg, gee i jat o fPrcpsraesforealeoafourth tike. Six per cent Bilowed m money deposited tor , inTaßtmeat. —C. Wnxi&aascm, Land Ksiat« and Fiaaackl Aeent. Vnlcan. Lane.



_^ Public 'N6ft6ei. ~,_,„, I ■■'■'" 'Public Worn Office. jwii a!- Auckland, OctobsrJS, 1881*' I iA.ll persons Kxeavatiuft for Foundations of BhlldinßS or otherwise will be allowed to deposit Spoil in the Koao&to ba. reclaimed on the North Sldo of Customhouse-street, AuoUand.i tsJnp A. i ... JlJstrictKnguieer. ffhe Partnership- nliSerto" sttbsisfing: between 4 N. Obilvik and P. H. Jknkins, at Panmora. sJorekeeTfetg,;4S.: hereby diesolv.ad W mutual "Imr A. N. OSILYIK will continue to pftrry,Oß r th^buslness-tohiß owtf namo.tad \«Utoi*lwL| atid pay tho Dobta owingtd and due by tne U».-.; if *^B&sii ' Tl 0 HOUSEKEEPERS, 0 ''Mti&X&w ABOUT TO MARRY, I HOTEL .ABD" BB6TAUBAKX JEBKPEBS, •—.- AND OrHBES.— _-—--—- g a i;. g: - ii'-i_« \ Jil « ;-» vr $ { ' D. Blip OM, u«_n fflS fogf 'Having determined to givenp^tjib. .firfflh Qrockery and Glass Bneinere, nnd;bavi»f£H» l posed of thai-tarae of his Bhop»ontoTi»BH* Royal, Is compelled, to Dispose Of all.Ppen.3WpJ& 5 tho above linos (not having room to store slme at Whohsalo ttatobU»bmentin.ißnrham sireet) at sneK -PRICKS THAT WILL CON VINCE EVERYBODY that the Bale is Genuiner • 1 ,V? Oi-i M ■ 0 X ■Having to give ujj posseroion by First 'VV'eols in j Koveiiber, anßAßi.YCALi.isrespeo¥ " j r fully gQiici;ea. ~.,., •■'iifyar TMT X S OlA't^A H AjP. Begs to mfbrmHhe Laaiesbf Auoida»iiOPdlits vicinity that shells a IMAL LAOBJ -MAKSE^ II they would call on her, they «onld|S6e her »*! Yvork,—For »ddras3 apply to F. Waiiaraß, Fiab.^ Qoaler, Quqen-atreet Whatf, '"[ ,.«'!'';'"' -^L2lJ*ak B¥JREUWS?t6S6FI'HjEAU^S^J ; * ITlES.—Checkmate, an<l,other Velnablat Oil Paintings, to ba disposed of on the ArC! Union principle (by pormisaion of tho author!-' ties), are now on view at Mr K. TVayt»*,Qußfin-£ Btreet. tTheyrajje worth a large imm of unoneSU and will be drawn for aa soon as the list ia complete. Moro naraoa required. Tictotßj £1. each. Inspection invited.—Apply to S. Waitfv: Of to If. BjKwlngton* , • ■ . ■.■ vats. uly.yMl . JKWKIiLEK AWD DIAMOND BETTBB. ■VfICTORI A-BTRKKJ1 (Ojftpti&ttie Koyal Mall). bbgs to inform hia customers, friends, and tho public generally, thatJhe has justreceived a • Large Shipment dtJCHOIOK* JJffiWKLLKRY, per Orient atoe mor ' Potosi.— |H,P..ia .confluent that big Prices wilLetvar . satisfaction to all,' and respectfully invites aU;-u inspection. . ~ - -- • i 'I he CdHeqtion. which. is .comprised of all tho lateßt designs andikivMtiea ml English, Krenoh, Qeneva, and Colonial Gouds, is as tollowß ; 'liSiiios'aiid dents* Gola ontt sflfer dutches 'S 1 and Alberts - — ■■'■ "Ladlea'.OperaandDresaGhalnß r, ■ ■■« '.uwfis I !Gbld^*d Silver iiirttceleta. LOofcetS, NecMetßir* ■ft Broocbeß,andWarMnßa J " ■.„■•,., ) Gents! Lookout,btuds. Pins, Solitalrfesrivt 0? iCharma-Gold'andSilver. '^"IHj lii 1 i lLadlos'Dress and H"ancy Rings, aUoBWSeit I 1 and WeddinptlUjißß -mt , .-.-rTi ■> *«J p^ •j [Gents' Signet Ring?, &c, &c. .'■ :&-:<< '»« mk\ {iN.B.—AII orders and"repatrß,wiU.boexeoute« oh tho PKEMiBES,*and Will recalve ithe same oare and attention which baa been Riven ht, :.t£em in the past; ; ; ; -,■:■■ v. _v /. , ; ;■■';/ j\i e i ~ | cust'dM-Biousfe-sSJiBiST. Auoklasdl Are taking-orders for the Ameripan FenciOK- Steel 3 JB.abb n.'Fb wob j IKuffi b, I The Cheapest and Best ih'tho-Mwkei,5 : ! ~,■,!([!-'". '•.•;'' at i:- ''.'-',''-''&'■'-■.'■ .'■■;'. ;f- <r ■g^jQ. .JBg TQl^lortJa^anized, ( ... fOl r Duty Paid and Free, Deßveroi ft* ■ Wharf," Anoblaaa.';'. jForte9naan|i;fnU-partlcularßapDlyvto'.j ji . j ._.j6£PiJNBEiMER & CO., . JV ■ Auckland, yv *j /| l ~.."" " ''. 111" ' ■ * 0 1 Auctions. i TO-MOKROW,-11 O'CLOCK A.M. !*, ETHUR'S, POUjLTRY^' PROnUOB/ ii.' FRUIT, AND,GROCERY WU ATJC TlO N7MAK XE T. ! POULTRY YARD. Fowlß, Tudteyß; Duoks. Geese. Guinoa, Kpwl?, . ! Pigeons, Uanariefl.Jfancy Birds, Small Pigs, ; Backing Pi 8?« „ . ■■ . r - 1 « n l6(iojal Onaoobunt'cf whom it may-ewtetav :t ronrMr J i\ .-CVeitch: ; A lot of Boxes and Swaga of Personal Kffeota. !; 1 Large Foroe POmo'! ' -- >' < ■ 21 Slocka Zinc Metal j 1 Fouo|londrej4 gallon Tapk g q v a i q <r PRODUCB Zip" GRCM3BRY i DJtPAKTMKNT. I GoodTa,blePoJft)nßßi.Cow.potatoesi.lTow ; Potß. I tcos, Carrots, Cabbages, Pumpkins, Onions, ! i Bacon, Hums, Beet Pork, Butter. Cheeso. 1 Flour. Bran, Sharji, Wheati Barley. Oats. M I M^ze, Oatmeal, : Barley and Feed MoM.. g-^- FR^lT^Ap ; pi<^'Or^B^L^mp^,'^, ) , Ji ; i' k |-| , On account of whom it may concern; ffbni the i 3h'coJ!: Jßhion,Bnlppiß(!:ComjlanJ:S A(vf) it balf-ehests Tea, 1 halMioat Indian Tbb, i ; boxes Tea. 1 sack Potatoes,* sacks. Barley i 5 sacks Oatmeal,,3 i saoks.jSlal?»,,a i saoks I Fldu^BßfaikS'Fungus, 2anaWSngari T tow I Sugar. -~ ■ ; .MV.iJYAisp, ')ITl\'A'A<l - - ! 50 boxes Tea. GR:oBEREEa-TjDa.'gpkW.Ca^6aes^d4r.^e, i Starch.: Cornflour; 'Coifeo, Biscuits, tolliee, ' Confectionery, Spice, Veotns, BlnckiDK, t j I P,ftlnt,<White!.l*ttdi'&c.,t a;p. 'dVitVASLIZSL j. J d l^ußNlTukß DKPAIttiIKNT. /v "* x d ' ' ?Sli'jlVu< QjrtfAta'i?BlVAißEXn .'i.iOO'l* ■' ■•' .English, Amoficac, and ColODial-made Forni ■ ture. 5i teroat Variety, for' DrawlnK*Oolr<; •i Diniag-room, Parlour, Bod-room, and Kit- " ■ oheir: !Glftß3 End Bfcrthftnwaro,' Hollowaro, - ' Brofihware, Carpeta^-Hearthrugs, Clock*. Timepieces, -Sewing Machines,. Storeß,.,, ' t 'Grates,1 DoofSOTaperß.OJieesiSPresß/tAniMi ; "^nte'rng/GlagSCaßeß.'Gnns.Rifle^^.,^?-' ---1 '"'CABBINBB & TAYLOR- -X^ ■ jj)KpiLfi" JBeil "by"auction, at' their^'.^wL'/o i ' V,T,. Queen-strypli, To-morrow.(Friday), at tf :O'CJOCk(BlifflrpV ■' t - -..V >■■,-() .1- ]:■'.■■) ~i JSKOO Brahmaß, Bpanfihiv; '":„. i aria2DorMbjr ~Fo-\\la ; Ducks, Qees9.TOTlc»ft'' l j ! BM^B;«nllsr;oun^Piga!,! : ;J:' ■■ '• ■,;;■ •; ' 11";;;*'-*."; Fl^te^Ajjj>les. i . : -;.,/..- ■•'■■■i%'}'l.4; PRODUOB^-Hamsandßacoe.Baltßntterfßaet^'i ' I Mutton, Lard, Onions, Gool Tttblo Potatoos.:> I Pumpkins,- Walroa sad Canterbury Cheesosi : , ' Maize. Oats. Bran, Barley, Oatmeal, Flour:; , j Bieouita* Chaff. ■ ; *mcM GKOiCBRtgg-Tea, iaif-chests and" bpSfes:;'* • i Sugarß.'Candleß', Starch, Mnatard, Cornflour, ' ' .; BaTWPearlßarleynEoKWene, PianT I; s<^*™2 ' I CARBINES pTAYLOR, !• ' Alictionpcrg. * i t !l XO-MOEROWi: -' U T BI B HN'S'' MAR T, liAu-.il '~:•()!?•: at JlO'clock, ■'•:■'■: <>■'. 'mttnFi • 80 sacks Circular Head Potatoes, to closa* ■ j accounts -■■-.-;-. - ■ ■ ; .:,.,■. ! ~ B,oaße»H(tnißand'Bacon,exTeAnau :vj ,a Waikato Bacon and Hams 1 200 nacl£>» Bran; 30sackS Fowl Wheat ■ 'AO Bice, Jams, IS, tons Flour, Bran, Sharps i Tea, Sugdr, Candles, Soap * Kerosone.andSairaries. .^. f , T ~ "^ TO-MOKKUW. i l*!!)p'l'aD'u'cis aojLJj&k - ; ■ W-ILlißcll'by anciiotfi at the Exctra'nge Mart,. Queen street, Tomorrow (tfri day), at 11 o'clock,' - ( 5 t'jnn Potatooß J 20 tonaJfino Flour • 70 sacks Bran «& Shatna, Wheat. Maize, Oats •., - - [' Boxesilowd Canulos. Butter' lJlu 1 1 ton Oatmeal Bi«ouit», &c. i A)J. 1H T sAlao.;atJZ.o'clock}! - A r.lk!31<I I HOUSEHOLD FUKNITUUk, coDßietiiig of :im : Handsome KEglißb-inade Mftbagany Couoh and "* Chair, Largo Mirror (10 x 18/, Carpet, Books, TolßßCope, CtielTomiier, Reading Chair, Single, and DouWe Uedatoad, Droefliug Tables. Porani-' bulators, dprinj? Maitrass, &0,, &c. i fliW1 OCTOFBRiT • I t^.u »-.•>■') -;.'.::,<■: #U3 •By Order of the AucK^nd Public Buildiogs ! Coii^ssioners,1 THE LEASF FOR. TFENTV YEARS ! OF PRQPBRTIBBiIsr MECHAWICB's') . " yxt AND BA£*KiSTKKEr. -mfffLEASE TOR. SIX TY YEARS OV ''.ALLO.t'MBNT,, ELLipTI.STREEX^ . THE subscribers will Lease Dy auctioir.'l at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday. gith instant, at U o'clock, , „,,■ -. ... Fpr a term of 60 yaars— j . . d ,. OhX) aUPRKMR OOURT-HOUBB SITE-Lot 12, having a frontage of 23 feet to BUlott street. '.•-, For a, term of 21 years— • • rMKCHANICS1 BAY—Section 89, and cart 98, ---containing 6 acres 1 rood! perches . BANK-STRKKT—Lot Via, Section i.containiue : ,'. 13 perches. , ... . ;,,-■-;■',• . ; ','""y*-' Plans and Conditions 01. Sale mny be seeiiim application to SAMUTEL COCHRANE & SON, " 'Auctioneers. ,- L■ ', ', f t{ (Oontinued oa Fourtli fago.)