TELEGRAMS

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.

COROMAffDEL, this day.

Mr Gordon Gooch's concert was success ful, and notwithstanding very bad weather the house was fairly rilled. Had the weather betfn fine a crowded house would certainly have been the result.as the miners were coming down from the hills. Mr Gooch's songs were all vociferously encored, as well as a duet by Misi Sykcs and Mrs Goocb. Mrs Kevitt was also encored. ■

The various members of the company all noquitted themselves admirably, and the audience were delighted throughout.

NEW SECTION UF THE TOKATEA

REEF.

On Saturday I visited thc'Gem ground to ascertain it the Tokatea lode really did crop out on the surface, not- having before per sonally inspected ii. After being permit tod by the manager of the Tokatea to examine the working plans, show ing the strike of their reef, and after careful inspection of the ground, it was evident that such was the case. It appears that some time ago a large land slip took place near the spot, carr.ving trees and surface debris down the side of the range into the gully, and this had uu covered the cap of the lode, which is in precisely the line of the Tokatea reef, and it is pronounced by the old miners on the bill to be the famous Tokatea ieef, which had been sought for in ■ vain ten years ago. The' belief _ that this great reef had been pinched out by hard ground is now proved incorrect, and the cause of failure in the past is fully ex plained by the fact that the big tunnel pnt in long ago was started just on the cap of the reef, being but a few feet above it, and was driven four hundred feet into the hill, going further away from the object of search every foot, and in hard shooting ground. There was one other tunnel started lower down the range, near the pre sent Tokatea low level—perhaps a hundred yards up the gully to the left. This drivo was started ia the right place, and was carried in splendid sandstone 120 lent,when it was stopped just about half way to the present outcrop of the reef. These are the only works done eight or ten years ago, and the ground has remained unproapectcd ever since. It is thus apparent that the proper channel of country has remained entirely untried for considerable distance, and that the Tokatea low level could have been driven in soft sandstone country with the reef in hand from the start instead of through barren rock for so great a distance ; but after the ground has been opened up it is easier to see . these points than when the earth is sealed np. The discovery or. this new ground is of importance, and it the projected works on this newly found section of the Tokatea reef lead to the striking of rich gold, it will enhance the value of the ] Tokatea Company's miue by proving the < run of gold of greater continuance than > hitherto known. I RUSSELL, this day. ] Mr Buchanan, who has resided here for a 1 number of years, leaves by the Kotorua. I He will be missed as one who always took bis pnrt as a citizen and was much re- I spected, '

(PEK PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

KUMARA, this day.

DROWNED.

A labourer named John Robinson, who has .been working at Jackson's, on the Chriatchurch road, asked the driver, of a coach for a lift. While crossing Taipoi river, yesterday afternoon, he fell out and was drowned before his absence was noticed. The body was brought to Kumara, where an inquest will be held to-day. .

WELLINGTON, this day. SUICIDE BY HANGING.

A man named John Johnston committed suicide on Friday by hanging himself in the bush near Grey town. He had been drinking previously. CAREY'S OPERA COMPANY. Les Cloches de Corneville was performed by Carey's" Opera Company last night to a crowded house.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

RAILWAY TO WESTLAND.

At a meeting of the promoters of rail way to Westland yesterday, the chairman stated that 7,000 shares were applied for. A public meeting will be held next week for the purpose of urging npon tbc public the necessity of energetically supporting the. sehenie. < POLITICAL. The Hon.. E. Richardson opens the Canterbury electoral campaign on Thurs day next, when he will address the electors Lyttelton. A DOG SHOW. At a public meeting last night it was re solved to hold a Dog Show in connection with the Metropolitan Agricultural Show on November 7.

THE SUPREME COURT.

DUNEDIN, Monday.

The Criminal Sessions commenced this morning, when Mr Justice Johnston delivered a long opening address, but the greater part of it was occupied in comment ing on the charge against Augustus, who was committed for manslaughter and indicted for murder. Bis Honor went carefully over the evidence, and, from his comments, it appeared that ho did not consider that the charge of murder could be mnintained, and that the charge of manslaughter would only be proved on the jury being satisfied that the acts of Augustus hastened his wife's death. A count had been introduced which charged Augustus with accelerating his wife's death by neglecting to procure medical assistance, but His Honor said he has considerable doubt whether, under the circumstances of the case, that could be con sidered as a case of the acceleration ot the woman's death, and the question ot man slaughter or murder must stand on the question of the violence she received. Of course His Honor added that if an in dictment were brought for assault there was plenty of evidence to enable them to find a true bill on that. Eliza Whittett, who was charged with housebreaking, was acquitted. John Ferenson, for stealing from a dwelling was sentenced to 18 months. Christian Vecht pleaded gnilty to a charge of maliciously injuring property, but the case was ordered to stand over to enable His Honor to consider a technical point as "to whether the indictment was correct in form.

DUNEDIN, this day.

A foot race, £50 a-side, between Delaney and Hill, was won by the latter after a dead heat at 100 yards. ■

FIRE.

By a fire at Cavershara, yesterday, which totally destroyed a three-roomed cottage, owned by Mr J. Rose1, the Standard Office lose £200.

POISIONING.

A man named Alexander was received into the hospital suffering from laudanum pensioning, taken when suffering from a drinking bout. The stomach pump was at once applied, and he is now put of danger HOUSE BURNT. A six-roomed house at Waverley, be longing to Mr Arthur Fincb, was burnt down early this morning. The house_ and contents were .insured iv the National office for £550,

THE MOSAIC ACCOUNT OF CREA TION.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—l do not deslro to open up a discussion, theological or geological, concerning Genesis and its cosmogony ; but I wish to auk Mr O, A. Brown^ who undertook last Sunday nigbt to reconcile Genesis and Science, a question. He found it necessary for his purpose to assume that the earth hitt been peopled before Adam . was created. He based this assumption on one word, i.e., replenish, f rom the command, ' Be fruitful and replenish tho earth," Gen. 1, 28. The word replenish, Mr Brown said, im plied that the earth had been Inhabited bafore, ana that having been wiped out by some means, the Adamio race was to replace them and re-fill the earth. Mr Brown is perfectly correct in his Interpretation of the English word, bat I wish to ask him why he did not in this case follow his usual course, and enquire into the meaning of the original Hebrew word? If he had done bo, he would find that hiß ingenious fabric falls at once to the ground. lam not a Hebrew scholar, but Dr. Young, who is, informs me in his "Analytical Concordance," that the Hebrew word male, translated re plenish in Genesis, means simply "to nil, be full," not to re-fill or replenish, lhe word is used more than eighty times in the Old , Testament, and is translated "replenish" only • six or seven times. Why is not Mr Brown, who is Buch a strong advocate of consistent interpre tation, consistent in this instance? Simply because it Bnits his purpose to be otherwise. I may be wrong, but it looks very much like it.— - I am, etc, knquikeb.

The two swags that were missing from Fernandez's Hotel have now been returned by the person who took them in mistake, afid; John McGregor is proved to have been innocent vt jwy dealings with them,

DIOCESAN SYNOD.-This Afternoon.

The following heavy list of business is on the paper for this evening :— NOTICES OF MOTION.

(1) Mr Pierce to move theelectionof—"(l) A Standing Committee; (2) A Pension Board; (3) Auditors to Synod Accounts." (2) Mr 130ARDMAN to move—"Thatthis Synod would be much gratified to have a portrait of the late Sir William Martin, Knt.—to whom this ecclesiastical province and this diocese are much indebted—placed withiu the building where the meetings of the Synod are held, and requests the Stand ing Committee *to take the necessary measures to obtain such portrait for the Synod." (3) Mr BoArdman to move—" That this Synod would be much gratified to have the portraits of the late Bishop Patteson and Key. Joseph Atkin placed within the build ing where its meetings are held, and re spectfully suggests to the trustees of the Melaiiesian Mission to take into considera tion the propriety of their presenting the Synod with the said portraits." (4) MrHEATH,tomove—"That this Synod do respectfully request His Lordship the President to license a special form of prayer for the blessing of Almighty God on the de liberations of the Synod, the said form to be used in all churches of the Diocese on the Sunday preceding the opening of the Synod, and at all public service held while the Syuod is in session. 1' (5) Rev. W. Tayler to move—" That the Standing Committee be requested to make an earnest appeal to the Christian Knowledge Society, through the President of the Synod, for a grant of one thousand pounds as an endowment fund for the support of the mission clergy of this dio cese." (6) Key. W. Tayler to move—"That there he four offertories during the_ year in every chmch and district of the diocese in aid of the Home Mission Fund, on, or as near to as possible, the first Sunday of each quarter—in January, April, July, and uctober—and that at least one fourth part

of such offertories be set aside and invested

by the Standing Committee at compound interest, for the purpose of aiding an en dowment tor tbe purpose of the Home Mis sion."

(7). Rev. W. IAYLER to move—"That

in order, further, to aid the Endowment Fund of the Home Mission, a monster bazaar be held in Auckland, at or about the time of the next session of the Syood. Every church and district of the diocese to be invited to send contributions, so that the bazaar may be the result of a united co operative movement in furtherance of the work of the Home Mission. The details and arrangements to be under the standing committee, or a sub-committee appointed by them for that purpose." (8). Rev. W. Taylkr to move —" That tbc diocesan trustees be requested to have piinted in large type, to be framed and glazed, a table of all fees required to he paid by members of our church for any pur pose whatever; such table of fees to be sus pended in a conspicuous part of the church porch or vestry, and to be paid for out of burial or other tees charged. (9). Mr A. BoardmaN to move—" Tbat the present system of parish boundaries, and regulations connected with parishes, entail serious inconveniences and require amendment."

(10) Mr Hammond to move—"That the following be added to Statute 2, Section 10: —The torm of Nomination to bo as follows : —We, A,B. and CD., being duly qualified electors, hereby nominate K.F., a duly qualified elector being a communicant, to represent the Electoral Di&trict of Y.Z. in the Diocesan Synod of Auckland, Dated thiß day of in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and——. A.B. CD.

I, E.F., hereby consent to represent the Electoral District of Y.Z. in the Diocesan Synod of Auckland, it elected. Dated this day of in the jcar of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fc.F."

(11) Archdeacon Maunsell to move— " That the minutes of the Board of Trustees of the Selwyu Memorial Fund be laid on the table; also a Use of the subscribers to that fund, with the dates on which their subscriptions were paid." After which, on the following day, to move, "That in the opinion of this Sj nod it is very desirable that some provision be at once made for the spiritual care of the hospital and the gaol, and that the Presi dent be requested to bring this subject under the consideration of the Board of Trustees of the Selwyn Memorial Fund." (12) Mr A. K. Taylor to more—"That the boundaries of S. Paul's, S. Matthew's, iS. Mary's, S. Sepulchre's, and All Saint's parishes be altered in accordance with the report of the Committee appointed at last session of Synod." (13) Mr Ireland t<t move—"That the specific application of the Pan inure school property be made by the diocesan trustees in strict accordance with resolution No. 9 of the resolutions on trusts and trust funds passed by the General Synod at the session held at Christchurch in 1880 and printed at page 227 of the proceedings of the said General Synod ; that the diocesan trustees 1)3 requested to notify the same in writing to churchwardens and vestry of St. Matthias' Church, Panmure," (14) Mr Upton to move—" That the resolution of the Synod, No. 24 in the book of Statutes and Resolutions, ordering the publication of the electoral rolls in the ' Church Gazette' be rescinded,"

(15) Mr Ckispe to move—"That this Synod would request the standing com mittee to contiuue to act as they have hitherto done, and receive the contributions from country districts in aid of ministers' stipends, and make the payments to them as before."

(16) Mr Heath to move—"That the Synod instruct the Sunday-School Instruc tion Committee to make such alterations in the Sunday-school lessons published in the " Church Gazette " as will enable our chil dren to study the various books of the Bible as a whole, and not, as at present, in detached and disconnected portions." (17) Rev. C. M. Nelson to move— "That in the opinion of this Synod it is highly desirable that the custom of letting Beats or pews in churches should be dis continued, and to this end invites the laity of the diocese to further this object by in creasing or providing endowments which may render the / collection of seat-rents unnecessary." (18) Rev. F. T. Bakbk to move—" That the clergymen of the several parishes and parochial districts in the diocese be re quested to cause the proceedsof the offertory of one Sunday in each year (such Sunday to be fixed by the Standing Committee) to be given to the trustees of the Native Pastorate Fund, to aid native church work in the diocese."

(19) The President gavo notice that he would to-morrow proceed to appoint, with the concurrence of the Synod, six clergymen and six laymen; as assessors of the Bishop's Court (p. 140 General Synod Keport). (20) Mr Luke to move— '"f&at the Standing Committee be requested to provide a collection of sermons for the use of the lay-readers of this diocese." (21) Mr LABKINS to move—" That this Synod do recommend the General Synod to order an adaptation of some portions ot the Liturgy, so as to include special prayers on behalf of the Governor and both Houses of the Legislature." (22) Mr Hughbs to move—"That the bill to amend Statute 2, to provide for the electien of Synodsmen, be read a second time and considered in committee.

(23) Key. W. Tebbs to move—(l) To amend Statute 2, Section 3, by substitution of August for September,—to consider same when bill committed to committee ; (2) To read a second time and send into committee a bill to amend Statute 4 as printed ; (3) To read a second time and send into committee a bill to amend Statute 5 aspiiuted.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

October i. Bank of N.Z.—Sellers, £215s National Bank-Buyers, 82s Colonial Bank—Buyers, 18s; sellers, d9a N.Z. Insurance—Sellers, Bis S.B. Insurance—Sellers, 61s . National Insurance— Buyers, 21s ■ Standard Insurance— Buyers, IG3 Colonial Insurance-Buyers 13s 9d Auckland Gas—Buyers. £9 Io3; Sellers, £10 53 Thames Gas-Sellers, 28a 6d Union Sash and Door-Buyers, £S 5a Auckland Timber-Buyers, £8 2s 6d N.Z Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 53 Bay of Islands Coal Co.-£9 7s N.Z. Shipping—Buyers, £olZs6tt . Taupiri Coal-Buyers, 10s Moanataiari-Sellere,l9s Albumin G.M. Co.—Sellers, 22s 6d Caledonian— Buyers, 8s 6d; sellerfl, 103 Kuranui Hill—Sellers, 4s 6d N oi th Devon-Sellers, 13s New Whan—Sellers, 7s 3d Golden Crown—i ellers. 153 Blackmore's—Sellers, 19s Success-Bnyers, 4s; sellers, 4s 6d Home Hule—l23 6d, 12s 9d JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

Jones, getting up from his dinner, re marked in a quiet way to his landlady that he had found everything on the table cold except the ice-cream, ~, v ,..

ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.

Mr DELIAS has succeeded in engaging the Montagu-Turner Opera Company, which has been appearing in jSydney and Mel bourne during the last fow months with very great success. The Company leave Sydney for Auckland in time to open the first week in November. The Com pany includes :-Miss Annie Montagu (Prima Donna), Miss Davenport (secunda), Miss Lambert (contralto), Mr Charles Turner (primo tenore), Messrs Farley, Ternpleton, Gordon (bassos), and Caron conductor; a strong orchestra, and chorus. The operas to be produced will include "Maritana," "Bohemian Girl," " Faust," "II Trovatore," " Rose of Castile," "Mignon," "Martha," "Lucia," and " Leonore." All the operas are given in English.

SUPREME COURT.- Criminal Sittings.

(Before Eis Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

Larceny as a Bailee.— John Irwin, who had been found guilty of stealiDg a horse from Mr Wood, of Te Aroha, was sentenced to three years' penal servitude. Larceny.—Kereama was acquitted on the charge of stealing £10 from another native named Maihi Pahau, at Ohinemutu. Messrs O. M. Quintal and Browning ap peared for the defence. Gum Stealing.—Henare Popata, Panere Moengahau, and Himiona Popata pleaded guilty to breaking and entering a store, and stealing 1,1201b5. of gam.—His Honor sen tenced the prisoners each to nine months' imprisonment with hard labour. The Court then rose, THIS DAY. His Honor took his seat at ten o'clock. True Bills.—The Grand Jury brought in true bills against Samuel Eeyes, defacing coin, and against Henry Edward Stchr, on various charges of larceny, of securities, making false declaration, &c.—This con cluded the list of cases for the consideration

of the Grand Jury, and as they had no

presentment to make, they were thanked tor their attendance and withdrew. Robbery with Violence.— Riri, native of New Zealand, labourer, ago 30, single, and Haumare, native of New Zealand, labourer, ago 25, married, were arraigned upon an indictment charging them with robbery and violence upon & native named Te Perahama.—Mr Brown acted as inter preter.—Te Peraharua, a native, residing at Ohiwa, near Opotiki, deposed that he remembered being near the township on the evening of the 9th July. He was with Gor don, and subsequently at Smith's store. He went there with Waihi Kora. He saw Charlie at Smith's store, and gave him £1

to change. He received a blanket and five florins. The old man left them, and he and Waihi Kore walked about the town. He and his companion returned to the store subscqucutly, and each bought bread. He left the township with Waihi Kora and Charlie. Haumare and his friend passed them on horseback, and saluted them. When thoy got some dis-

taiice further away, the prisoners stopped and assaulted him near tbo bridge. Ho ran in the direction of the town, and the prisoners followed. When they caught up to him, they struck him several times, and also kicked him. He attempted to ward off the blows, but they threatened him, and repeated the assault. They also robbed him of his money.— Waihi Kora deposed to haying been in tho company of the last witness on the road trom Opotiki on the 9th of July. Two Maoris overtook them on horseback and passed, on, and shortly afterwards they were also overtaken by the prisoners, who were on horseback. Witness asked his cempanion to get ovei the fence, as they might be ridden down by the horsemen. When the men came up Haumarc struck Parchama, who ran away. Witness, who had got over the fence, waded across the stream, and went home. He called out throe times to bis friend, but did not hear him crying out while being assaulted. He met a woman and went in search of Fnre hama. They found him with his clothes badly torn, and his face much injured. There was a wound about half an inch in length and to the the depth of the beue on his check. He was in Parehama's company fn the township, and saw him with 10s, which was received in change from Charlie. Did not see Parehama spending any money after that, and he was with him all the time up till the assault—The witness was cross-examined at some length by the prisoners, with the object of BhowiDg that the assault was committed by two othei natives.—Tahon, a native policeman, recol lected the night of 9th July, when he saw the prisoners in the township of Opotiki. They left at a quarter, to nine, and went in the directien of the east—along the road to wards the bridge. He told the prisoners to go away, and not remain drunk in town. They were not very drunk. He caw Pare hama on the day after the assault, when he came to make the complaint. He arrested the prisoners, and found a florin and a shilling on the person of one, and a florin and two coppers in the posses sion of the other. This was two days after the assault. The distance from the town ship to the bridge was about fifty chains.— Man Tiki, a native woman, was next ex amined. She was living near the bridge at Opotiki on the 9th of July. Remembered bearing cries for help that night. She pro ceeded in the direction of the bridge, from whence the sound proceeded. Thought it was Waihi Kora being beaten, and went on to the bridge, when she saw the two pri soners- coming towards her. She secreted herself until they had passed, and then went on to the bridge, where she saw Parehama. He wa3 covered with blood, and his clothes were tors.—Charles Litch ficld, a storekeeper in charge of Captain Smith's store at Opotiki, knew Parehama and his friend. Saw them in the store on the evening of the 9th July, between 8 and 9 o'clock. They purchased a blanket, and paid for it with a pound. He gave them five florins in change.—Constable McCabe, of Opotiki, saw the prosecutor on the morn ing after the assault. He had a cut three quarters of an inch long over the right eye, both eyes were blackened, his face smeared with blood, and his clothes torn. The trousers pocket was tamed inside out, and there was a stain of blood upon it. The coat (produced) was torn to shreds. He arrested the prisoners abont five miles from Opotiki two days after the assault. —This was the case for the prosecution.— Prisoners both made statements with the object of clearing themselves. They stated that they were driving their cow along the road, when another native overtook them, and at his request they went back to the bridge to get their calf. They were given brandy and money. They drove the calf to its owners, and then returned to Opc tiki. At the request of the native policeman they left Opotiki that night. They drove the cow to the settlement,—His Honor, in summing up, said the essential part'of the crime with which the men were charged was robbery, the violence accompanying it. The charge of robbery principally depended on the evidence of the prosecutor himself, which was partly corroborated by other evidence. The fact that a florin was found in the possession of each of the prisoners did not go to shew that that was the same money which was taken from the prolocutor, — A verdict " Not Guilty."

Breaking and Entering.—Tamati Nuka, native of New Zealand, labourer, ojred 20, single; and Pekiere Twi Ngaro, native of New Zealand, labourer, aged 22, single, were arraigned upon an indictment charging them with breaking and entering the store of F, Atkinson at Wairnate, Bay of Islands, on August 2nd, and stealing therefrom a quantity of wearing apparel and other articles, — Pekiere pleaded guilty, and Tamati not guilty to tho charge. Tamati also pleaded not guilty to receiving the goods.—The case against Tamati was then proceeded with.—Evidence having been taken His Honor considered that the |prosecutiou had fallen through, and discharged the pri soner.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The fortnightly meeting of the Harbour Board took place this afternoon, there being present: Messrs F. E. E. Compton (Chair, man), W. K. Waddel, T. Thompson, C. C. McMillan, Dr. H. McKenzie, E. Isaacs, Graves A icken, G. W. Owen, and T. T. Masefield.

Notices to Mabiners.—The South Australian Marine Board forwarded certain notices to mariners, while the Secretary of the Otago Harbour Board transmitted a cepy of by-laws for the regula tion of his harbour, fie invited sugges tions in order that there might be unifor mity or regulation in all tne ports of the colony. Captain McKenzie and Mr McMillan Spoke in favour of the idea, and the object sought to be achieved.—The by laws were Jreferred to the Harbour Master and the Secretary for their report. IfENDEK.—Mr Thoß. Blake, master of the Speedwell, complained of a charge

being made against him for fenders after some trouble be had had with them. He asked for a refund of his money. This was refused.

Sample Cases.—Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co. wrote, protesting against wharfage' 1 being charged on commercial travellers sample cases.—The Secretary explained that the charge had always been paid by the firm without demur hitherto, and by no ro solution had the practice Leen amended or abolished.—Captain MeeKeozie and Mr McMillan thought the complaint showed the necessity for a revfsion of tbo tariff.—lt was agreed to reply in accordance with the Secretary's explanation.

Suggested Alteration of Regula tion. —Messrs L. D. Nathan and Co., also wrote requesting that 'an alteration should be made in one of the Harbour regulations, in order to permit their agent to board the mail steamer immediately upon its arrival.— It was decided to inform tbe writer that alterations could not be made to suit indi viduals.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[KEDTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

REDUCING TROOPS ON INDIAN

FRONTIER.

LONDON, October 3.

The " Times" to-day publishes a para graphstatingthat it has received information to the etl'est that the Indian Government has decided to withdraw troops now sta tioned at Oaman and Khojuk passes in southern Afghanistan. That it Is further intended to largely reduce tho Garrison at Quettab, but that tho troops in Pisheen Valley will be retained there for the present.

THE TROUBLE ON WAIMATE PLAINS.

Te Whiti and Tohu Deprecate

Alarm,.

(BY TELEaKAPH.—OWN COBBESPONDENT.

WELLINGTON, this day. The "Post" special telegraphs from Pungarehu yesterday afternoon: "I re turned from Parihaka yesterday aftornoon, spending a day and night there. Te Whiti and Tohu are as peaceful bb ever. The reports sent to the press generally are grossly exaggerated as to tbo alleced war like intentions of the natives. Both chiefs expressed their regret that so much .un necessary alarm should have been created, The natives ate all busy planting. Tho dithculty is mainly centred upon the land to the seaward of Parihaka, which Te Wbiti and his people contend for on the ground that the land in question was handed down to them by their ancestors. The question is how to settle the matter, \ and tnia will continue a puzzle, though I hope it will be overcome by firmness tern. pored with justice. In the meantime the Native Minister is doing all he can to bring about a settlement without precipi tating matters. Do not give any credence to the highly coloured reports which reach you from tbe district. I have had a good opportunity of making every enquiry, and you may depend upon what I say.

Major Atkinson's Opinion on the Situation.

The Treasurer informs mo that the Govern ment have ascertained from trustworthy sources, that Te AVhiti disclaims the war like interpretation of his late speech. Ho is nevertheless continniug to countenance opposition to to the Government in the way of fencing. The Government still hope the difficulty may be settled without recourse to extreme measures, but they are continuing to prepare for all eventualities.

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day.

The report telegraphed about the colony that the Native Minister was knocking about Rahotu on the very day that the attack was made by natives on Daniells is incorrect, as Mr Kollcston was in Welling ton at the time the occurrence is said to have taken place.

BRUTALITY TO A WIFE AT OAMARU.

(BY TBLEGBAPH.— PKESS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEJDIN, this day. Augustus, charged with manslaughter of his wife at Oamaru, was acquitted without any evidence being offered. At the outset Mr O'Magher, prisoner's counsel, stated that when the deceased's depositions were taken, she was iv an unfit state to undergo cross-examination, and the com pletion of her cross-examination, was ad journed, but before it could be continued the woman died. This was admitted by ' the Magistrate, and the Judge held that, under the circum stances, there was no case, and the jnry returned a verdict of not guilty, as directed. The prisoner was then arraigned for assault with, intent to inflict bodily harm, and pleaded guilty to com mon assault, which plea was accepted by the Crown Prosecutor, In sentencing him, the Judge said the prisoner bad been guilty of great brutality to the woman who had gone to her account. He was a man free of all humanity and de cency and if the law permitted it he (the learned judge) would give him a sentence of five times as muck as thatjho would now pass For common assault the maximum penalty was a year's imprisonment, to which he sentenced the prisoner.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4.



Amusements. TTIXCELSIOR JDVENILB TENT, JDi I. O. R. THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY of the above Tent will bo celebrated by a TBA AND CONCERT. To be held In the Newmarket Hall, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6th. Tea at 6.30. Concert at 8. The Revs. Munro and Isltt are expected to Address the Meeting-. Songs by Messrs Littlo wood, Nleld, and othors; selections on the Accordion by Mr Docherty. After the Meeting a Select Ball will ba held. Tickets for Tea and Concert, Is 6d. Single Tickets for Tea, Concert, and Ball, 3a: Doublo ditto, Ss Gd. To ba hnd of Bros. Worthington, Nleld, Andrew,.) un., Kent, and Gladding. THHE Quadrille Party lately held io the L Cook-street Hall on Thursday, will be held To-morrow eight, and every Wednesday until farther notice. Dancing to commence at 8 p.m. Intending subscribers pleaae givo yonr names to W. D. Dalleu, or to E, Mills, Seoretary. Corporation Notice. riITY OF AUCKLAND. TO BRASS MOULDERS. 'TENDERS FOR THREE WATERING . HYDRANTS. The City Council will receive tenders nntil i P.m. Of THURSDAY, October 6, for Three Hydrants as above, in terms of specifications to be seen at the Fire Brigade Station, Albert street. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as BboVe- P. A. PHILLIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, September 29,1881. Banisruptcv iNOCices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND.NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and the amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of John Habkiw, of New North Road, in the "Suburbs of Auckland, and Colony o£ New Zealand, Carpenter, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that at a first meeting of the Creditors of the said John Harkio, held tfalfl day, at the Supreme Court-house Buildings, in fhe City of Auckland, at the hour of 11 o'clock forenoon, Thomas Macffarlane, Esquire, of Auckland, Certificated Accountant, was elected Creditor's Trustee of the property of the above named John Harkin; and that the said Thomas Macfl'arlano has signified to me, in writing, his acceptance of the said trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this 3rd day of October, 1881# ' G. W. BASLEY, . Deputy Registrar. ■ Hudson Williamson, Shortland-street, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor. A .HANDSOME XIBKARY FREE Off COST. We don't know how they do it, but they do ! What? Why.giveaway a Hundeome Tolnme with every 3 lbs of their celebrated Tea. Whol THK LI-QUOR TEA COMPANY, by their Agent. W. S. COLLINS, TBA DEALBRJ HTC, : ' MAHVAEAU KOAD, PABHELLJ



Wanted. WANTED, a Bespcotable, Intelligei Youth to learn tho Printing — vVr Atkin. High-street ANTED, a smart active Lad 1 carry paroels. — John .Smith, Drape ' Queon-stroet. i %6* ANTED, at Hannatord's Aucklan V* Registry, Queen and Darby - (street Feinalo Cook (Gentleman's family), good wage ANTED, Hotels' Washing, Is. Ps dozen, or scrubbing and washing by tl day.—Apply by lettar to " a.." Star Office. W ANTJiD, strong Lad for smith's shop also Boy for Paint shop.—W. and 1 Basten (late A.Maokie),Coaohbuilderß, DurhaD street Woßt. WANTED at odcc, for Tauranga, Housemaid to assist in the bar; also, I General Servant for the town, and a Laundrj I maid Apply at once to Mrs Benurok's Registry Shortland-Btreet. WANTED, 13 Servants ior an depart ments; wageß. from 10s to 163. Also Farm Couple, Barmaid, private Woman Coo) (16s).—Mrs Klsmoro's Registry, Shortland-atreol ANTED, an experienced Draper.- Apply Samuel Coomboa and Co., Queer street. WANTED, at Hannatord's Aucklam Registry, Queen and Darby-streots Young Man to drivo and be nsefnl. ANTED, a Man who can milk am attend to a gentloman's buggy.—Appl; at this office. WANTED, a good General Servant references required.—Apply to Mrs B F. Evans, Shelly Beach, Ponsonby. WANTED, at Hannaford's Aucklam Registry, Queen and Darby-Btreets Middle-aged Femalo Servant for hotel at Ho Lakes. WANTED, a competent Woman Cook -Apply at the KUerslie Hotel, KUerslie WANTED, an Errand Boy.—Apply tin Misses McLaughlin, Shortland-aireet. ANTED, a respectable Boy.—Applj to Win. Lore, Bookbinder, etc, Wynd ham-street. , WANTED, immediately, at Ponsonby, for a Clergyman, a good Six-roomed House at moderate rent.—Apply toF. G. Bwing ton, ANTED, a smart Boy to take charge of a horse and trap; must have held a similar plnoa before; also, a Boy to take out parcels who knows town; inferences required. —Munro and MiUlgan, Karangahape Road. WANTED immediately, middle-aged Woman as Nurso.—Apply Mona View, Karangahape Road. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-streets, several Fomala Servants. WaNXhD, at once, two or three smart Girls as Apprentices to the Dress and Mantle-making; it smart, wages to commence with.—Apply to Mrs Weatherly, Dress and Mantlo Maker, Grey-atreot. WANTED, four Assistant Dressmakers] Apply to Milne and, Choyoe. WANTED* two Squarers (a long job)^- Apply to Morcury Bay Saw-mill Co., Fort-street ANTmV'Two Good Painters, also a Stout Boy.—Mr Patterson, Karanga hape-road. \V' ANTKD, one or two respectable Men Vf as Boarders. Terms. 18s per week, including wanning. — Mrs E. Brown, Alton House, Alton Koad. WANTED, a respectable General Servant; must be able to wash and cook.—Apply to Mrs Shayl oQeorge, Ponsonby Koad, near Franklin Uoad. T\7"ANTED, a Member for the Manukau TT (late Onehunga) Hleotorate. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-street?, .Middle-aged Female Servant (Gisborne); wages, 12a 01 and passage paid. WANTED, Fungus and other Country Produoo, for cash,—John Reid & Co., 26. Queen-street. "ANTED, a Situation by a Young Man; can milk, drive, and garden, and make hlmselC generally useful; has boen four years in tho last place.—Address W.M., Star offloe. V\ rANTED,Men'sPocket Handkerchiefs T T (27 inches by 18) ii ; Berlin Wool (beauti ful colours) 3d the doz; Gent's Lounging Caps, %j. Selling Off at Dampior's. ' WANTED, a Cook for country Hotel.— Apply W. Jones, Tobacconist, Queen etreot. W" ANTED KNOWN — The Sale at Madame Bottenelli's will end this week. Premises opposite W. McArthur and Co.'s Warehouse, Quoon-strcet. WANTED, Engineers and others to refrain from applying for work in the Railway Workshop, Christohurcb, ponding wages dispute. \AT ANTED, Good General Servant— T T Apply Mrs aloman, top of Graf ton-road. WAJNTIiD, 40 or 50 Good Laying fowls; please say lowest price for cash and where to be seen, to" T. btak ofllce. ' aWedTnOTICKD.—A few Copies of the AutoblographylPamphlet still left at booksellers. Price3d.—W.E.Sadler. . A»TED7~Men to Jfall Bush by the acre.—Apply Stab office, between 12 and I p.m. _ WANTED KNOWN—Special Advan tages to Persons about to Build.— Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). G, Holdship, Manager. WANTED, at Bannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby-stroots, Young Girl to assist in laundry work, &c.; will posi tively be treated as one of tho family; wagos, IPs, ANTED, Dairy-fed Pork.—Apply G. Hulmo, Butcher, Queen-street, Auck land; WANTED, by a respectable Needle ' woman.to go out by the Day or work at home.—For address. Star office. ANTED—The Fashionable Carmelite Button, 3d the dozen; FriUiqg, 2}d; Table Oilcloth, 1/; Bleached Sheeting, 1/3. Sol ing Oft at Uampier'a. WANTED, Middle-aged Woman as General Sorvant for Hotel in the country. —Apply to Edward Lewis. Custom Housu stroet. WANTED, at Wesley College, Three Kings, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Thomas Buddie, Hepburn-street, or at the College. WANTED, by a Steady Industrious Young Man (single), position of trust on a farm (colonial experience).—Address J. 8., Star Office. ■ \VTANTED, Everybody to Kead Pro- TT tensor Qußacutt's Advertisement on flratpago. ANTED Known—SilK Boot Laces, 2d the doz; Wool IPlaid, 1/1; 50yd Reels Silk, Id; Silk Dross Buttons, Id dozen. Selling Off at Dampier's. WANTED, by a practical Yorkshire Farmer, a situation as manager; has a thorough knowledge of all kinds of stock.— Apply by letter to "F.M."Star office. Y\7" ANTED, a small Vessel of about 15 Vi tons, coppered, drawing in ballast 6to 7 feet, carvel-built.—Apply, with particulars and price, to 6. W. Blnney and Co.. Queen-street. WANTED to Purchase, a well-bred steady Buggy Horse, not less than 15 hands; also a strong aotive Pony for a small pntcton, about 13 hands; must bo quiet; trials required.—Apply at 12, Queen-street. 'A'NTJED, Three Customers to take about two quarts each Fresh Milk, direct from cow, at 6d per quart.—Apply to ltobertson Bros., Upper Symonds-Btreet. ANTED to Charter, a Vessel of from 33 to £0 tons by the month.—Apply to Thompson and Morris, ii, NZ. Insurance B gildings. ANTED KNOWN— Ladies' Drawers, 1/1; Fringe. Id yard, blaok and ooloured; Boys' Blaok Felt Hats, 1/10. Selling off at Dampier's. ___ WANTED, a Strong Boy for Coal and Firewood Yard—Apply B. J. Carr. corner of Newton and Karanganape Roads. Wf ANTED to Kent or Lease, a Uood W Double-window Shop in any rising dis trict in or near Auckland: Ponsonby preferred. —Apply, stating terms, T.P.R., Stab office. WANTED, a Strong Boy to ride for orders.—Apply to r, George, Butcher, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN, that Houlds worth's Yellow Oxy-Kali is the best washing preparation in town.—Sold in J-lb. paoketj by C. Major, Wellesley-atreet. WANTED, Purchasers ot Grains.— Apply Captain Cook Brewery. ANTED KNOWN—Kaipoi Shirting, 1/11; Satin Cloth, 1/2; Coloured Lustres, lid; Winceys, Id and 6d; Homespun, 7d. Selling off at Dampier's. ■ WANTED KNOWN—Greaterßargains than over during the last week of sale at Madamo Bottenelli's. WAN TED, Shearing, by a good Shearer. —Address J. W.. Star Office. WANTED to Purchase, a Bakery Busi ness.—Apply, with full particulars, to box 21, P.O. WANTED, Situation as Resident or Daily GoverneßS, by Lady from Eng land, teaching English, Music, French, Singing. 1 Drawing, Painting (water coloutb).—Address, A.K., Star office. WANTED KNOWN-French Merino, la the yard; Men's Regatta Shirts, 2/3; White Shirts, Hi Girls1 Merino Frocks, 2/6; Wool Squares, Id. SeUing OffatDampier'a. W "ANTED KNOWN, that you can Dress well tor a small weekly payment by goinggto Munro and Milligan. See advertise ment on front page. ANTED, orders tor our famous Trousers to measure, at 13s fid; also, the wondrous 55a suits. Overcoats from 403. Marvellous value at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170, Queen-street. ' \»/ANTED KNUYVN—Tnat the Bew T T Zealand Timber Company are celling all kinds of Timber and Building Material at i the very lowest rates. Very superior White I Kauri, from our new bush, just opened. WAN TED KN OWN that the V ictorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on Ist page, 2nd column. ANTED KNOWN—Gents' Black Bows, 2d; Ladies' Grand Silk Scarves, /9 each; Gents' Undershirts, 1/i; Working Shirts, 1/. Belling Off at Dampier's. \\\ ANTED KNOWN—T. McMaster YV Opening Choice things In Milliner Dresses, and Prints, Great bargains,



_ Wanted. nl ■\JV~ ANTEr> tho Public of Auckland to Ui 7 7 know lam still soiling at the followiDg _ unheard of prioes :—Sirloin Beef from 5d to 6d to Per Ib.; Ribs Beet 3d, _d and sd; Boiling Beet ~ vid and id; Leg ot Mutton, 4d; Fore Quarters of ' Mutton, 2d; Loins of Mutton, 3d to 3}d: Chops, - Id; Sausages, 3d to dd; Rumpsteak, 7d; Beef a steak, sd; Corned Briskets, 2d ta 3d: Corned s. Round, id; Corned and Fresh Pork Id to 6d. - ■ R. P. PASCO, 3r Butoher, Grey-street. 16 W AN' TEi) KNOWN-That.Mri~_Uß. » » lk? has Semoved her Bnßiness to >, nobuon-street, next to Gibbon's grocery store. J. A varied asßottment of Pinafores, Hits. Under a- olothing, and a large quantity of Indian Km broidery, just arrived. ■ a VffrANTKD KNOWN—I have reduced a 77 tho price of several articles that were f. under Is, and every article that was Is and j t over.—W. H. Dampier. ,_ ANTJKD KNOWN—Music," Music, Music—Frosh lot Of Piano Sheet Music, ' at 3d and 6d; Songs, Dances, Pieces, fco. Parti £ oular attention is called this time to the Pieoe , Music, all at (id; no higher price. Also, lately . bought at auction, a large number of Masses, _ complete, Is and Is Od each. Como and see tho , grand display of Mualo in the Auckland Market, 1 near Wellesley-street.—W. H. Dampler. d YTTANTED, 600 Members for Free Art ), VV Uuion.-Have You Heard the News— £50 worth of PRIZKS given away.—The London \ Photographic Company, Upper Queen-street, i are taking First-olass Cartes do Visite for 5s 7 per J doz; Children under 7 years of age, 7s 6d; Cabinet Portraits, 12s Cd per i doz. Every -. sitter will be presented with a ticket in the ,' above Art Union. The Company will stay In • Auo'dand for Three Months only, as they are . travelling New Zealand. So do not delay. A _ large selection of Views, Maori Portraits, &0., , very cheap—C. H. Monkton, Manager. TySTANTED. to Sell 50 dozen of first t T choice Josophino Black and Coloured Kid Gloves (stitched baoks), at Is Gd per pair, worth 3s fid; and a general assortment ot al kinds of Gloves on hand. Real Maltese Lace at Is 3d, worth 2a 6d per yard: 1,000 yards of sewed Muslin at 5d and 6d a-yard, worth Is; Morley'a Best Knitting Cotton at Is 9d, worth 2s 6d; a splendid lot of ft ew Hats, Feathers,andtf lowers, suitable for the season, just opened; Ladles' and Gents' Fine Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, In each, worth 2s.—W. Kyre, Kid Glove Depot, Victoria-street. W'" TNTEiTKNOWN — Dampier will give 6of tho Boys' or Menu' 9d French Peak Caps for nothing to tbe first person who does not think thorn a Wonderful Bargain. ANTED KNOWN—ror indigestion! T T the following local preparations stand unrivalled, viz,, Robley'B Digestive Brown Bread, Digestive Meal for Porridge, Superior Digestive Biscuits, Robley's Food for Infants and Invalids; also, Self-raising Flour for Scones, Pastry, &o. On sale at Robley's Store, 2d, Grey s tree t, WAN TEL) KNOWjm, tnac D. Goidie B prepared to sell all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that purchased elsewhere. WANTED KNOWN-Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Dress Pieces. Lustres, Stock ings, Gloves, Corsets, Fanoy Goods. Choapest Houbo in 'I own.—G. Carter. Victoria-street. • WANTED, the Public to inspect*!. Waite's stook of Baths, Toilet Canß, Slop Pails, Show Canisters, Dairy Goods, and every description of Tinware (japanned, painted, ilgnred, and plain); also, Srnit, Jam. Meat, Making Powder, Inseot Powder, Coffee, and Pepper Tins. &c. &o. H. Waite having fitted up his Factory, and imported the latest machi nery, is now able to keep a large stook of the above on band, and as everything is comm.noed and finished on tho premises, he can sell lower than any other manufacturer in the colony. H.W. asks a fair field and no favour.—H. Waitk, Wholesale and Retail Tinsmith, Iron and Zino-worker, next old Police Station, High s tree t, WANTED KNOWN - Ladies1 Stays, Is 6d; Men's Books, 3d; very grand lino of Men's Worsted ditto, 6d^ worth Is; Boys' Straw Hats, lid. Selling Off at Dampier's. WANTED KNOWN—Dunne, Hall and Co. beg to intimate to their ens tomers that they are about to remove to the premises at present occupied by Madame Bot tenelli, opposite Mo Arthur and Go.'s warehouse. In order to reduce our larga stock before remov ing, we will sell at a great reduction for the next two weeks, from to-day, 28th instant, Drapery, Millinery, Hosiery, &0., &c—Dunne, Hall and Co., 163, Queen-3treet,opposlte Tonka's Mart. ANTED KNOWN—I have on tale 800 bushels Palce's English Perennial Rye Grass, at 7s 6d per bushel (germinating qualities tested); Canterbury ditto, at 7s per bushel; Mangold Seed, at Is Cd per lb; Field Turnip Seed, all kinds from lid to Is 3d per lb.— Thou. Steadman, Seedsman, &0., 187, Queen -Btreet, Auckland. ANTED KlNuwin— uiycenne soap, did the bar; Barry'e Tricopheroue, 1/2; grand lino of Paff Boxes, with Puff, 8d; 2 and' 3 button White Josephino Gloves, 1/6. Selling off at Dampier's. ANTED KNOWN—THE LONDON . Arcad re ia now resplendent with attrac tions. 20 Cases of Goods Just Unpacked,.com prising Klcgant Workboxes, Victoria's and Alexandria's Writing Desks and Despatoh Cases, Inkstands, Ormolu Case and Blotters, Standard Gold and Silver Jewellery, Electro plated Tea and Coffee Sets, Cruets, Case baskets. Salvers, Kpergnes, Biscuit Boxes. Vases. Dessert X and X in elegant' cases, Oil Paintings and Oleos in handsome frames; China, Glass, andSarthenware, in great variety, and very cheap; Cutlery, Stationery, Gilt and Silverine Jewellery: Accordions, Concertinas; Brashes. Combs, and Perfumery; a good assort ment of Britannia Metal Teapots, Candlesticks, &C, and Keroßine Lamps; Toys and Dolls are unequalled in quantity, quality, or price. See he New Goods in the five splendid windows ot Goodson's London ahoade. Branch at Par nelL London Office. 58. St. Mary Axe, ANTED KNOWN-Ladies, Ont-door Prunella Boots. 6s 6d; Ladies' Shoes, 4s 6dand6s 6d; Infants' Boots, Is 6d; Girls' Kid Boots, 2s 6d. Selling off at Dampier's. nno mejjical 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 of Societies at present, J5185 a-year.—Apoly Box S3, Post-office, Auckland. i"\O TAILORS.—Wanted, a good Coat . maker; also, a Boy (must be 1.) to learn the trade.—Apply White and Watklo.on, Tailors, Viotoria-Btreet. BOOKKEEPE R.—Wanted, by a thoroughly competent person with lonft experience, partial Employment as above.— *.pply by letter to 0., office of this paper. . J" AW.—Wanted, by a Managing Con- U veyanolng Clerk to a Firm of Soltottors in Wellington, a Situation as such in Auckland. Ugliest references as to character, &c—Address Lex," Post-office, Wellington. -iOst; and Founa. . LOcsT.— The person "who took an Uin-. brella by mistake from St. Sepnlchro's last evening, leave same at the Colonial Inaur ance Office, Bhortland-Btreet. LUST, a week, ago, a Bay Pony, dark points, white star on forehead.—Anyone returning same to James Knight, Butcher, St. Mary's Road. Ponsonby, will receive 10b reward. LOST, on the New North Road, between Russell-street and Reservoir, a Silver Lever Hunting Watch.--The finder will be rewarded on leaving same .with Mr Carlaw, at the Reservoir, Newton - QTOLEN or Srayed, a Light-brown Cattle kj Dog. Anyone retaining it atter this notice will be prosecuted.—Mr S. Harris, Ireland street, Alma Place. == Board, ana itesiaen.ee. jMROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street. \j Board and Residence.—First-class: Single Room, 258; Double Bedroom. 20s.—Mrs Fuller. f^OMFORTABLK Board and Residence \J in a quiet and healthy neighbourhood.— AddreßS Miss Donachia, Park Road, Parnell. /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence \J in a Quiec Neighbourhood.—For address apply to Robertson Bros., Family Grocors, Upper Symonda-Btreot. /IOVEKKOK JSKOWNE HOTEL, V7T HOBSON-STREBT. Board and Lodqino.. „ 20a per Week Single Room ~ ..265. Calls. ■ -fj p T_ I C El Maori Win Gold Mining Company '"* (Limited). A Call (the second) of Twopenoe per Shore has this day been made by the Directors of the above Company, payable to the undersigned, at the office of tbe Company at Corotnandel, on WEDNESDAY, 12th October, 1881. EDWARD L. GREEN, Legal Manager. Coromandel, October 3rd, 1881. -%T O T l'O JB NEW GOLDEN BELT GOLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). : A Call (the 2nd) of Sixpence per Share has this day been made by the Directors ot the above Company, payable to tho undersigned, at the Office of the Company, Shortland-street, Auck land, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th October, 1881. N.B.—Shareholders are reminded that tbe clauses referring to forfeiture and sale of shares in Mining Companies' Act, 1872, will be en -0108 ' F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, September 26,1881. Dividends. T> E B. J, DAVIDSON. A Dividend of One Shilling and Sixpence in the Pound is payable in the above EBtate at my office. Fort-street. R. GABLICK, Trustee. T7-UMEKAS! T7-UMERASI! DELICIOUS SWEET POTATOES, From Norfolk Island, per 'Caledonia,' 7s. Per Cwt. I ADAM TaYBOURN, irOBX-SIHEBT,



Personal. fTIHE Gentleman who took by mistake ai £ Overcoat from St. Sepnlchro's Choi Vestry will oblige by returning sama to t Ilondereon, 7, Wyndbamstreot. CVEITH, of the Blue Post Dining • rooms, is leaving for Fiji, and wishes t inform all those who have left boxes clothing o: any sort of luggage with him, that he will sol everything by auction it the various amount! owing are_not paid within 10 days from date. MRS. WHITEHEA.D, Milliner, Kara ngahapa Road, is not connected v;itl the person brought tip at the Police Court las week. To liet. TO LET, one of those well-Bltuatec Shops in Yictoria-3treet West, with counter, shelving, and every convenience foi residence.—Apply to John W. James, Victoria street. rino LET, a furnished Bedroom, in a ■ private house, next Mr Duffy's Btore, Hobgon-street. TO LET, Bed-room aad Sitting-room, with use of Kitchen and Bath-room.—Foi address apply this office. __ _ TO LET, in Parnell, two six-roomed Houses in goal locality.—Apply w. and J. Frater. Land Agents, Queen-street. TO LET, beautiful new Four-roomed Cottage in Lincoln-street, Ponsonby.— Apply K. Rew, Grocer, Vlotorla-street.' O~be Let, a good Four-roomed Cottage ' near Mount Eden; rent, 10j per week.—F, 6.Ewington. .. ' rfT O LEX, a comfortable Six-roomed J. House, near Queen-street (Karangahape Road).—Apply on the premises. Mona Vlew.t 0 LET, Good Shop and premises, in flrst-class position, nearly opposite Tonk'f Mart, Queen-street; immediate poesession.- D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeon-street, next "Herald." if or paie. ___ rnOR SALE (cheap), the fast-sailing V pleasure-boat Missing Link: 25 feet keel, complete.—Apply to John Budge, George street, Ponsonby. . BAOR SALE, a Brown Horse, suitable foi X? bnggy or saddle.— Apply to J. Martin, Bakor, Parnell. FOR SALE, in JPonsonby, a comfoi table 4-roomed Cottage in O'Nell-street, with two allotments, twe frontages, 33 x 200.— H. Partington, Stiohbury'fl Bnlldinga, Queen-street IJIOJt. SALE, iv Abercrombie-street, One I? or Two Houeea; 5 rooms, with large allot ment—Apply to H. Partington, Stichburya Buildings, Qtieen-atreot. i" pIOR SALE, the business of an Oyster 1 Saloon, doing a good trade in Queen-street, —Apply Hesketh and Aitken, Queen-street. "gj"OR SALE, a Bay Cob; sound and fiv staunch.—Apply at this office. B7IOR SALE, a Good Express Cart, new. V —Apply B. Fatlowß, Eussell-street, Great North Road. ._ ■VIOK SALE, cheap, 150 Casks Best Port- JP land Cement, 16s per cask.—Apply J. Butcher, next Messrs Isaacs'a Eondei Store. OK SALS, Capital Farm of 16C awes in Kast Tamaki, thoroughly improved; no reasonable offer will be refused to effect an im mediate Bale.-Metcalfe and Hill, 29, N.Z, In surance Buildings. EOR SALtt, 40 Shares in the Waiuku and Onehunga Steamship Company. If not sold privately will be offered at auction.— Apply to George Sibbln. FOR SALE, a Store and Bakery, Also 21 Acres of Land situated at Buckland'a Station.—Atfply to K. Blnch, Bnckland. RjiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, a Comfort- Ss able House within tan minutes' walk from Union Bank; terms easy.—H. PartingtoD, Stioh bury's Bnlldlngs, Queen-street. li^Oß SALE," in Franklin Road, a sub- C stantially-bnilt House of eight rooms, with Oat-buildings; gas and water laid on. Allot ment planted with choice fruit trees.—Enquire next door below Bishop's Grocery Store. FOR SALE, a Business in the Kaipara District, which has a good turn-over, and is in a rising neighbourhood.—Apply to John Buchanan, Custom-house-street. ■\r o~ r ice Mb B. Boucher, Butcher, Eden Terrace, being about to proceed to Kcgland, has in structed me to Sell his Premises and the Good will of the Business at Kden Terrace. To an enterprising man this is a good opportunity for acquiring a competency. __ _ W]NQTON< , • 81, Queen-street. RAINS, for Sale at the Domain Brewery, in large or small Quantities. BTtOK SALE, the iiaea. Vale Post-office v Store. Terms easy.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, next the Post-office. „ FOR SALE, Corner Allotment in the FraDklin Road.—B. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Rhortland-street. J?99fi—NKW and Well-built Cottage of four 3Joai) rooms, verandah, good well, So., and Allotment 33 x 100.- S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. y»oqa-MOUNT KUKN —New Six-rooraed *«ou House, with bath-room, scullery, &c, the whole neatly finished and fitted. Large allotment, 80 x 184 feet, planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Terms easy.—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-fltteet. J? ,1 Kfi-PARNELL— Nearly new House, con ~*uu taining 7 rooms and scullery, veran 3al)Er. &c; allotment 50 x 120ft.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street, •PKftft-OHOICK Buburban Villa Site, con MOW taining 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, House and Land Agent. Shortland-street. x? 79 k—auuUKUAN Kesidence of ten rooms' *" r1" with slated roof.coaoh-house, stable. Hvo tanks, &c.; also, fruit and ornamental ;arden of nearly an acre in extent. This deslr iblo property is conveniently situated near the Newmarket Railway Station.—S, Vaile, House Land and Agent, Shortlanl street. O1 OR ABSOLUTE SALE? TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.-A veryde iirabla Lot of 219 Aero, Volcanlo Land, with large water frontage; some very snug and jhoico spots, gentle slopes to sea beach, &«., &o. I'ho soil is'good and well watered. Regular Jteam coramtmication thrice weekly Onehunga to Waiuku, besides a good road to railway station. The distrlot 1b a rising one, and an jpportunity to secure so snug a farm rarely iccurs. About four hours journey per steamer indrail. Price,only3osperaore. Terms:£loo :ash, balanca on mortgage at 7 per cent. D. F. KVANS, Kstate Agent, I ______ Next" Herald," Queen-street. \ Til UK SALE, 400 acres of First class JO Land, in most desirable locality. The im provements consist of good house and office?, zarden, and 70 acres of grass; the whole pro perty being just fenced. Price low and terms sasy, the owner leaving the district for domestio reasons.—Metcalfe and Hill, 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. , In OR SALE or Lease, those Premises in ! Symonds-Btreet, lately occupied by Par ineton Bros., consisting of Large Allotment, with large Mill Buildings. Engine, Boiler, &c, suitable for crushing, gristing, or any manu 'actory, Messrs Partington Bros, having taken j ;hose Flour Mills recently occupied by Messrs low and Motion.—Apply to H. Partington, Souse and Land Agent, stichbary's Buildings, jneen-Btreet. 1(1 OR ,S ALE. Mortgages of £180 and £1.0, bearing Interest it 10%; seven years to run. Also, House and 43 acres, together with four town ship allotments adjoining, all situate between the Aratapu and Kopuru Saw-mills and having :rontage to Wairoa River. Having a plentiful mpply of pure spring water, this property is smlnently adapted for a site for brewery, hotel, •tore, or any manufacturing business. The main road from Hokianga, via Dargaville. terminates at this point.—Apply Metcalfe and Hill, 29, New Zealand Insurance Buildings. |f * O X HA h E. A Very Ee.irable little FARM, situated near awn, containing 32J acres, all fenced, tile- Irained, snd down in grass. There is a good Souse, with Out-buildlngs, and a first-rate >rchard. Will be sold cheap. For farther particulars apply to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. rO BOOT MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS. F O R S A L B, &. New and Complete Plant of Boot Manufac turing Machinery, by best makers. -Apply by letter " AB," Box 118," Post-office, iuckland. .^OOLPACKS! WOOLPACKSI FIFTY BALKS OF ABOVE Just Received, and ON SALE by H. B. MORTON, Cnstom-bouse-street. . DRAM! 'DRAN! ORANI BEST FRESH BRAN FOR SALE at oa 6'd per Bag (bags not charged). STONE BROS., Queen-stbeet. ON S A L ' JB, Ex ' Rotorna' and' Sovereign.' Prime Canterbury Potatoes (fresh from Pit). . Wood's Flour, Sacks 100s and 50s. G. S. JAKINS, Custom llouse-steeet. A RARE OPPORTUNITY. AN OLD-ESTABLISHED GENERAL BUSI NESS TO BE DISPOSED OF. Stock light, but weU assorted. Premises Now and most convenient. Very Best Position in Cambridge. A Purchaser liberally dealt with. Premises can be either Purchased or Leased. Apply to . . W. Sic ARTHUR & CO., Auckland; Or, J, W, MERRICK, on the premises,



Futolio Notioea. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NE^ ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTRICT r Tuesday, the 27th day of September. 1831. 8 Upon reading the Affidavits of Robert Chisen hall Hamerton, of Wellington, Publio Trustee . It is ordered that the Publio Trustee shall b< , Administrator of all the real and persona i Estate of Thomas WyATT, of Auckland, Maatei Mariner, deceased. « (Signed) C. W. RICHMOND, J. All persons indebted to the above-named de ceased are requested to pay the amounts 01 their several accounts to me, or to ThomaE Macfl'iirlaue, Esq., Auokland. Albo,—All pei'Bons having Claims against the said estate are requested to forward tho same to me, or to Mr Maoffarlane, on or before WED NESDAY, the 26th day of Ootober next. N.B.—Any claim not sent in by the day named will bo liable to be excluded from parti cipation, R. C. HAMERTON, Public Trustee Publio Trust Office, Wellington, September 23,1881. DEVON PORT STEAM FJERRY COMFANY (LIMITED). REDUCED FARES! REDUCED FARES! REDUCED FARES! On and after MONDAY, 3rd Ootober. the Return JTaek will DB Od. Available from 7 a.m. till Last Boat at Night A Visit to tho Favourite Suburb of Devonport oan now be made for SIXPENCE TB ERE AND BACK. The NEW COMPANY Is initiating a most liberal policy, and trusts the Publio will respond by going in for a Trip to DEVONPORT AND BACK FOB SIXPENCE. BIXPKNCB. SIXPENCE. ■JU- O T I C E. LOOK~bUT • FOR MY WATCH ADVERTISEMENT, With Price List as soon as my New Stock arrives. 20 % less than any House in New Zealand. F. H. LEWISSON. ■ttT 0~~ T I ~C E. Impounded for trespass, one Roan Heifer. If not released, it will be Sold in the Pound at noon on October 17. JAMBS MoPIKE, Potmdkeeper. Onehunga, Ootober 4,1831. •ftTEWTON GKAMMAR &CHOOL.— -Ll Rev. P. Mason, B.A.—School duties will be resumed on Monday first TJILECTOKS ! Remember the Regiawa- JJi tion Office, at back entrance of Court Bouse, in Eigh-Btreet Attend early, and pre pare for good men and true for the next New Zealand Parliament Don't forget the Welling ton disloyal Land League Company, and which was so discreditable to the whole Colony, as well as injurious to its interests I—City East, HENRY PET E'Y, . JEWELLER AND DIAMOND SETTER, VICTORIA-STREET (opposite the Royal Mail), begs to inform his customers,' friends, and the public generally, that he has just received a Large Shipment of CHOICE JEWELLERY, per Orient steamer'Potosi.' H.P. is confident that his Prices will give satisfaction to all, and respectfully invites an inspection. The Collection, which is comprised ot all the latest designs and novelties in English, French, Geneva, and Colonial Goods, is as follows :— Ladies' and Gents' Gold and Silver Watches and Alberts Ladies' Opera and Dress Chains Gold and Silver Bracelets, Lockets, Neoklets, Brooches, and Haninga Gents' Lockets, Stnde, Pins, Solitaires Charms—Gold and Silver Ladies' Dress and Fancy Rings, also Keepers and WSedding Rings Gents' Signet Ring*, &c, &c. N.B.—All orders and repairs will be executed on the Premises, and will receive the same care and attention which has been given to them in the past F GEORGE WIL^S, selector of 80 acres of land, parts 140 and 111, and Daniel Cronin, selector of 60 acres, part lot 139, both in the Parish of Matakohe, will communicate with the undersigned, they may hear of something to their advantage. THOS. SEAMAN. 36, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. DILLIARDS! X>ILLIARDSI UNITED SERVICE HOTEL. TWO GOOD TABLES AND BEST SELECTION OF CUES IN TOWN. GEO. J. WARNKR. GRAND FESTIVAL MARCH AND FLIRTATION WALTZ, only Is 6d, at Sampler's Branch Store in the Market—The Grand Festival March, composed and dedl cated (by permission) to Bis Royal Highness Prince Alfred. X.8., by Here Carl Sohmitt, Auckland Chdral Society, and the celebrated Flirtation Waltz. _ : X OPPENHEIMER & CO., X CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. Auckland, Aro taking orders for the American Fencing Company's . • , Steel Barb Fence Wire, 'The Cheapest and Best in the Market at ' ":.. i... £&2 JQS. PER TON for Painted. CAR FBB TON for Galvanized. ' Duty Paid and Free, Delivered at j ' Wharf, Auokland. For terms and full particulars apply to OPPENBEIMER & CO., XCUBTOM-HOUBE-STBEET, X^ Auckland. J\. GITY TEA MART, GENERAL GROCERY AND PROVISION STORKS, VIOrOBIA-STBKBT. Groceries and Provisions of the Beet Quality at Lowest Market Prices. Delivered in all Farts of Town and Suburbs. TjVR E S. H ' B U T t'-E. R FRESH BUTTER I FRESH EGGS ! FRESH EGGS I Best Quality at Lowest Prlceß REW'S, Victoria-street, fjiENCINGI FENCING! FENCING! SAM WHITE, the well-known Fencer, will do anything la that line 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, st'owest market prices. A splendid lot of Ruau Rails at 553 per 100: Dressed ready for use. 655. WHY PAY MORE ? Inspect- the Goods, compare prices, and judge foe yourselves!—Allen's General Drapery. Victoria street West. rp-ft ft TO £1000 LENT on Blueing 3& a \Jr Society principles, or on other terms ;o su<t borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. Bee List of Prcparties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited or investment. —C. Williamson, Land, Es ate. and Financial Acent Vulcan Lane. r> ÜBL I C BO'II OE. " Honour to them where honour Is due." JAMES UEId" & SONS Beg to call the attention of the Publio to their FURNITURE EMPORIUM, Situated in Hoisson-strkkt. Their Cnbinetmaking is equal to any in New Zealand. Furniture Repaired and Re-polished on the shortest notice, and in the best work manlike manner. WEDDING RINGS, made to my own order, 22,18, and 15 carat, fine gold, at 15s, -18s, and 22s each.—Jas Adams, Yictoria street. *> t.xw nnmrw /^OUCUJtß.Masyuhalrsand T£?.\£ oJ?s^ Stuffed Chairs of aUdes -67, Queen-st or ipU O ns. t xrtr nnrrcw r)ABPfiTa- Hearthrugs" LI T'»?; S?rt ' noleum. Floorcloth. Mat 67, Oueen-st. Door MatSi Bath j^,^ ' "~ mELKSCOPE Tables, Ova ■k urn nnnirv -*• Tables, Round Tables M nnAnn-S Writing Takes, Occaslona 67, Queen-st. Me 9i B cqq^ Gipß jr Tables &c . m &tt nnrvn-ir C* *kT Chimney Glasses and ' w ' Mahogany Toilet Glasses 67, Qneen-st. in great variety. TXr H nnOKK "IKON BEDBTKADS - HaU m rhSSHrt ' A Tester, French. Stump, 67, Queen-st and y o idin K , Iron Chair Betf- steads and Iron Cots. i> /~1 DJT Cornices and Pollahed, T.&H.COOKE, VT Cornioe Poles, VeneUan T-a Ceen-st BUndS'BSnd/^ *** ABD jjO3ES, Drawers, Washstands, Toilet wtiuee^st Ware, in single and double " ' sets. IBKRAL DISCOUNT to Cash Purchasers. All T. X JU. unmn, g oO ds delivered vbkb In town 67, Queen-st Catalogueaforwarded oa pup , licatton.



Pnblio Notices. J^ 0 N D U RANG Oi . f The Latest and Best,. ~ BLOOD AND LIVER ALTERNATIVE, '"..;■ A Specific in all Skin Diseases. a..■■■: ■■■■■•. - ,1 ',*;>:•..• • :.",' r Read the Circular ana Analysis round every Bottle. ■';."•;■■■! ':■■'-'■ . .-.':■ t 1 To be prooured everywhere. , '.': > — ■ ' --.._ aD. B U R X E'S " • bellows business, • ■■' stock and good-will, Qns JJundred Pounds.. 3 Purchased by HUGH K. GILMOUR, STEAM BRUSH, PORTABLE FORGE AND BELLOWS FACTORS", VICTORIA-STREET EAST, AUOKLAND. i Receipt signed by Mrs. Burke for STOCK and I Good-will, as follows":— Auckland, 23rd August, 1881. £100.—Received from Hogh K. Gilmoub. Carlton Gore Road, the sam of One Hundred Pounds sterling, being in full payment of all ■ -7 stock in Bellows Business lately carried on by Mr G. D. Burke, as at 22nd Augnst, 1831; said sum of One Hundred Founds inoludes the Good- - • J ; will, and also the Tools used by Mr Burke in the above business. (Signed) MARY BURKE. _ i TOIRKEMAN'S BAY SOAP WURKS, ■ ? BAUNDERS~&~GILBERD,~ : g& SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTUBEKS, : Victoria-street, Auckland. . S. & G. having enlarged their Factory to doable its former size, and made'costly addl- - tions to the plant, are now in a position to com pete with any factories in New Zealand or New . Soath Wales. .The yearly increase-of .their trade, which has rendered the extensive altera tions unavoidable, is the best guarantee of the superior character of their goods. A1 Trial is respectfully solicited. 'jj (JUORIA ASH! SCORIA ASH I Delivered or supplied from the Pit (known as Gillies), at Mount Kden, at current rates, viz. :— Red, screened, for grinding purposes . Red, screened, for garden walks ; i - ■ ■ Coarse, for roads, &c, &c. Orders addressed to the undersigned, or left at the Pit, will have dispa«h. BßißßtiKyi . ' Onehunga. N.B.—Anyone fonnd removing Gravel with- 1 out a written order will be Drosecnted. • •. Meetings. © # \ sp" ■ X ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421,1.C. The Lodge of Emergency, to have been held. .. last evening, was unavoidably Postponed until *J TO-MOBROW (Wednesday) EVENING, when it will take place in the Lodge-room, Princes-,, ■, street, at 7.30 o'clock prompt. • , f A full attendance of Members is earnestly requested. .-■•>■- Visiting Brethren are also invited. By command of the W.M. . • - • :■>•■;■,■ J. W. MELTON, Secretary. TCT ~O T T C Is. An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the Auckland Bteamship Com; pany (Limited) will be held at the office of CapW ; Daldy, Queen-street on WEDNESDAY. Oct. 12th, 1881, at 3 p.m. r-i . . Business: Toconsider resolutions for the purpose of Voluntarily Winding-up the Company. By order. W. LODDER. , Auckland, Oct. Ist, 1881. POUSONBY BOWING CLUR,, The Annual Meeting of this Club will bo held in the Poneonby Club Hotel on WEDNESDAY, , 6th instant, »t 8 o'clock, business: To receive Report and Balance-sheet and Kleot Officers. . T.D. HALSTKAD, ; % Hon. Seo. OANATAIARI GOLD ■ MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). A General Meeting of Shareholders will be hold in the Large Room of the New Zealand , Insurunca Company. Queen-street on WKU- - NESDAY, the sth October proximo, at 2 p.m. Bustneas: To consider the proposal to work • ' the mine under the Co-operative Prin ciple. ■ ; . ••' '■■'• "-■'- Shareholders can obtain copies of the several clauses at offices in Auckland and the Thames. , By order of the Directors. F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auokland, 19th August, 1881. ■ A MEETING of the Young Aucklanden Cricket Club will be held on Wednesday. Ith, in Newton Congregational Schoolroom, at 7,30 p.m.—W. Colgan, Secretary. ONEHUNGA PERPETUAL LAND, BUILDItfG-AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. ' The ordinary Half-yearly Meeting will be held in the Society's Office, Qaeon-Btreet, Onehunga,: at 7.30 p.m. on THURSDAY, 6th October. J.D. JACKSON, -. ' " Secretary., "J ■.'"■,■ Tenders* ; '.""''';' A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND J\. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. ~ ~.. PUBLIO NOTICE. •.,-.": Tenders to Lease the undermentioned Pro-, parties will be received until MONDAY Ootober 31st. Pabnbix—Lota Nob. 18 and 19, of Section i, in the Suburbs of Auckland, containing ■ 14a. lr. 27p., to be Leased for grazing " porpoaes for two years from the lßt : November next. NKW Nobth Road-NoS. 12,13,14.25,26.2T, 28,33; 39,10.15 and part 16,37,29 and part 30, 41 and part 42, of Section 10. in the Suburbs of Auckland, to be Leased for twenty-one years from Ist November next. ■ „ . i- .., ~,.., ,{* . :■_• Conditions and particulars may be had on application to the Secretary, Shortland-street '-M , JOHN JAMES, ™ _...,'- . . ■ . . .• ' Secretary., . .. DEYONPOKT STEAM FERRY COM PANY (LIMITED). Separate Tenders for Twelve Months' Supply '■;'> ' of Kaino and Bay of Islands Coal, delivered on ' the Company's Wharf at Devonport will be received by the undersigned, at his office, 78, Queen-street, not later than toon of SATUR DAY, Bth instant. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. . , m BENJ. TANNER. : ■§ . '.'..' Secretary. V|l O BUILD ER S. Tenders will be received until noon of the 4th October for the erection of a Cottage Residence at the top of Graf ton JKoad. Plans, &c, at my office. W.H. BKINNER. Architect. TJ\ O C A R P JS N £ ER S. •Tenders will be received until 12 o'clock ot TRIDAY, the 7th inßt., for Additions to Shops in Queen-Btreet, Apply at my office, Shortlnnd- ' street.; ••; JAMES, WRIGLEY, f .: , Architect m i) B U I L D E R S. Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon of TUESDAY, October Uih, for the-"" Krectionof Brick Warehouse in Customhouse- >; street. • Plans, &c, at my Offlco, Colonial Bank " Buildings. . P. HBRAPATH, Architect. S rp O BUILDERS Tenders will be recoived, until noon of WED NESDAY, October 5, for the erection and completion of a small Villa in College Road. EDWARD BAKTLEY, Architect. mOBUIL D E R S. EXTENSION OF XIMB. • Tenderu will be received up to noon ot MON- ,< DAY, October 10th, for the Erootion of Shop and « Dwelling at Ponaonby. Plans, &«., maybe seenat^^^-vu • . Queen-street. mo PLUMBERS AND PAINTERS., Tenders wanted up till 4p.m. on Saturday, the Bth instant, for works in connection with the above for the New Catholic Church, Newton. }'.:A Plans and specifications to be seen on the joba m where tenders are also to be left—Thos. Co!* brook Contractor. O~CARVENTERB.—Tenders will be received until Noon of Saturday, Bth insr., for the Erection of a Cottage Residenoe at the North Shore. Plans, etc., to seen at W. Johnston's, BootnaU^n, Victoria-street —. ; «*-» .—__.. ■;:i::1 i| npENDERS will be received upto27tli M ■ October for Cutting and Delivering Kauri '; - Logs into creek or booms from Otero Bosh (back of Ross's farm).—For.further particulara apply 7"fi to H. Nicholson & Sons, Topuni Saw mills, Port Albert:.. , ~..■,.,■,',.: ~..■,,, ..:, . . !.y mENDERS will be received till 5.30 p.m., X on Ootober 6th for the Erection of Foub rooraed Houee at William-street, Ponsonbr,. rip Plan and specification may be seen at Mr Cox's, Grocer, Union-street, Lowest or any tender not necessarily weep ted, y . < 1 _ " ■ ' ■ .'■-'. l- '■ - .j-1 .-• ■■