Cantotlmry and worked at his trade in Christehurch. If this is bo, it is nocun likely that ho had soinu hand In the bur climes comiuiUod about that time in tha CUyiofc'thb.Plaiti. Sine- his arrest, he has comported himself very philosophically, for a man with a serious chur«o hanging over liia head, and he seems very proud of his prowess as a " cracksman." The Police on the Iracfe.

Although the credit of Marsh's arrest is duo to Miss Murray and Messrs Hill and Knox, the police were on his track and hail been for some days past. It would appear that the police had warnod the pawnbrokers of tho burglary kt Mr Jones's nud had given them description* of the articles stolen. Abeut a wouk ago Marsh attempt, d to pawu some of the articles stoleu from Mr Jones a house, at line's pawa shop, but took flight at Baa's manner, and escaped. The descrip tions Riven to tbo police vero somewhat conflicting, but they were steadily running him to eaith, and Detective btrathorn, who was on a warm scent, woul.i p. obably have arrested him last evening or this morning on a charge of b:iog concerned iv .several of the recent burglaries.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

THS ballot for the election of a councillor to fill the vacancy iv the representation of the East Ward, took place yesterday, the polling place being tho rear of Free Lib rary, and tho candidates Mr George Bar per ami Mr Ueorgo Hjtaineg. By the vast majority of people the election was rega- ded ni a mere farce, Mr Stnincs' candidature be ing looked uponas the beightof presumption. There was a con.equeut inclination to ticut the ftffiir withindilicrencc, and some people wero apprehensive that this apathy might favour the realisation of the very result that was considered so undesirable. However, a sufficient number of the burgesses voted to " point the moral and adorn the tale of Mr Staines's declension in the public esti mation as a fit and proper representative. Shortly after six o'clock, tho Returning Officer (Mr Eller) declared the result to be:—Harper, 422; Staines, 16; majority for Harper, 406.

PARNELL.

Tho annual election of thrqo councillors to tho Pntncll Boroiißh Council took place yesterday. The retiritiß members wore Messrs D. 11. McKenzie (who did not ofler himself for ro-elcction), Thos. Herbert and John Henry Mullins, and including the last two contlemen, I hero were six candidates for tbe vacant scats. Captain Brackenbury (substitute KeturDing OlUcer) couducted the election, which wns ciuito orderly, though animated enough. AC tlio cloao of the poll a crowd collected to hear tho result, which, al 7 o'clock, was announced to be as follows : —James Friar Clarke, IS3 ; Thomas Her bert ISO ; John Henry Mullin?, 178 ; Richard T. Talbot, 10S; John McCaba, 105 ; Juraes Gilbert, 97. Tho Koturnlng Oflicer, therefore, delated Messrs Clarke, Herbert, and Mullina duly elected. Messrs Uerbcrt and Mullius have, therefore, been reinstated in office, while tho other successful candi date-Mr Clarke—is au ex-mayor of the borough.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

ißefore It ß. Maodouald, Esq., R.¥.)

"Wk ab2 Skvicn." — Seveu peraona wera flnea for drunkenness. ISBH4KtNCt and E4Tbri*Q.—Robsrt Marsh Waa brought Dp on tk charge of breaking and ontaiinK the dwelling house of Rev. Jatnee Guy, a'. Ponßonby, with imont to commit a felony therein. The Court was crowded by the groat unemployed, anxious to get a Bight ot tho prisoner.-Mr Pardy united tho olroumßUnces of the robbery, aa reported elsowhere. As there were oiher charts Uk«ly to ba broauh* Jor ward, he would auk tor a roniand-—Remanded until Friday next. ' , ■ ■» Mb Douglas ard Hia WiPf. — Franois DoUglftS Waß chirgud |Whh J&seanltios: hia wife, by boating hor t ifco. — \rt\ia*w danlod the rmarge.-Kvldence wastatcou. Mr faray con dacted the case.—Elizabeth Douglas deposed that she llvod In Nelson-Blreot, but not wl»h Franola, who called occasionally. Yesterday, at noon, he walked In and Bat dow». Ue wanted to gut into her bedroom, dhe would not allow eaoh a liberty, and ha fcmoofcad her down. A selxhboar ran rorja policeman, and Air Dowfrl.B ran away. Thin morning ha oollel »s six o'clock, breakfast was not ready, and ho knooko4 her down. She neked the Court to Wnd him over; Bho was afraid of Franoiti. -Mr P-ouglag made a statement. He married hid wifo last Christ iana, In the belief that she vvn« a Uocd T«mplar, lnßtead of which Bbc was a bad topsr—Mra Douglas • 18m n Good Templar, arid drink tea, —Mr Dougla*: Ohl Lt»rd. (Laughter.) — Ad journed until to : morrow Ur further evide»cw. Hiiil refused. thk Fbyino PiN.-Arthar Kirie was agMn brought Dp on a charge of etealtng a frying-pan and other artistes (value Gs). the property of John Uraydon, on the 3lßt auftnst. air Theo. Cooper (for prisoner) pleaded not guilty.— Mr I'aldy Bald he had Borne difficulty in under standing thin omb, and called complainant.— John Grardon (9hlpwri[ih«) deposed that Kirke rented a boat ot his (tho Rose) when embarked In the ojstar trade: he missed his frying-pan, gridiron, &0., from the boat In the gully. prisoner onaasod another boat (the Larrikin), and in it were found eomo ot ihe miselng tai«R9 (produced); would not like to swoar positively that tho trying-pan wns his property, Spoke to prisoner and he said he left the things on board; saw him pass over thinss from the Koao to the Larrikin; asked Aim to puc the things back, but aa ho did not do so gave him in charge.— To Mr Cooper: Prisoner hired the boat at 70s a week; should not hvro run him in but for hia badlangnaga—Mr Pardy considered it was of no use proceeding with tho or.so; prisoner was arrested on warrant. Had Mr Oraydon culled at tne Biation he wonld have advised him for his good.-Prisoner wus discharged. Costs £1 10a awarded, _ : r. , Suspicions.—Patriot Ptapleton was charged under the Vagrant Aot with being on the premises of Aaron Mendoza, at 3 o'clock in tno momlai? of the 7th lnst.—Mr Pardy stated tho simple facts of the casts.—Prisoner said he was not a thiefi nnd he aonld bring evidonce of hia good oharaoter,—John taendoza stated that ho resided at his tathsr'a houßcr In Grer-atrnet. At tbree o'clock, his little dog barked vociferoutlF. He want down stairs with his revolver, enw prisoner and another man In \he yard. Faced prisoner; tho other man leaped over the ! once. He fired over the head nf prisoner, who stood Btoofe still and at»rod.-Hi« Worship: He could Btand flre, then?— Witness; Brit fly; but pre sently he leaped over a ten-foot fence.—ills Worship gave witness a lesson on iho impro priety of lining tho revolver.—lt turned out that prisoner and his companion had mistaken the honafl for that of some women of the to wo, being under the influence of drink.—Captain Angelo deponed that prisoner was a person of, (rood oharaoter; had known him a long time.—Dis- Dharned with a oautlon. ~, Sundries.—Hugh Hoyd, butcher, waa fined Is and ooßtß (or riding on the foot-path.— Michael Hreen, chimney on flre; held over.— Robert M«yor, a fine grown man, -who had been remanded on a ch&rge of temporary in sanity, was brought up. and having Riven evldenoe ot the restoration of his reason, was allowed to ro home with his mother,—Joseph MoNamara, was ohnrgod under the Master and Apprenuoa Act, with wilfuland cratlnnedaotn of disobedience.—Prisoner plesded guilty.—Mr Frlnoo (Prlnca and Davy) ssid the lad was an arprentioo In tno bdotmafclog establishment ot himself and Mr Davy, nil oondnot was very bad, He had been absent from the factory 13 dsyß.—The boy tried to cry.—His ,Worßbip «aid ho would adjourn th» osee for a fortnight, when he wonld be brought up again. If tna report should bo favourable, ho wonld b9 discharged; if -not, he would r.uffer imprisonment.—The boy again wbimperod and left tho conrt. 188 MOT7.IT XDtN OAffi.—Anbrejr Fitzgerald waa again brought up on a charge of b-esklng and entering the dwoUlng-housoof Mr Richard Udy. aa tho Bth ins tint, at Mount Kden.—Mr Pardy repeated tbe particulars of. thla caee.— Kiobard Udy, settler. Mount ICSeo, knew the aoonsed. Hod often bflon aßJiefl by prisoner for work. On Thursday, the 7tb, he* gave him a job to dig the garden. He went to work. Allowed him to sleeo In an out-houao at a distance of 13 ohalns from thidwolling-houfo. He oontlnntd work on tho Friaay following Ihe family retired to rest at ten o'clock. Fastened tne doors and windows previously. One of the outer doora leads into the dairy. Tho outor door fastened with a thumb latoh. In the night Mrs Udy hoard a noire. Spoke to him about It. lie hoird a match trtruofc very near tho bed-room door, Flo got out of bed and took a prellrlfimry peep through tho kryhole. Saw tho seemed, and recognised him in tho hall. - flo (Mr Udy) opened the door and collared him. Said: la this what you am doing. FUfi if Frlsoßor asked to bo oxensed, and said ho had no right to ba there Pent fora nclgh bonr, and took prisoner to the police station. Nothing seemed to be dlaturbc.il in the nous?. He must have gono in by the dairy' Prisoner was without his shoes'.— MIBB Ufly, nleco of prosecutor, gave simi'ar evidence! the prisoner walked Into her room with a light; she was afraid ot him.—Mr Pardy: What did jou do?-Mias Udy: I popped my head under the ted-olothea—Con stable Cornelius O'dhea reoelvcd prisoner into oastody froro Mr Udy ; the charge was rtated. —Prisoner replied that he had nothing to say. —The depositions were than re»d over and prisoner fhlljr oommltted for trial.'' ' ■'• ■ Ihla was all tbe business.

A new coach, built by Honkard, of Chiistchnrch, which is the first of three in tended to be placed on the line between the Thames and Tanranga, with a fork line to Te Aroha, was conveyed to the former placo by the a.s. Kotomahana yesterday. The coaches are the prppeity of a new com pany, which intends running between these places during tho summer.

Nothing; has yet been heard of the whereabouts of the barge St. Clair, which left the Barrier for Auckland on Saturday last, and which was due on the following Monday. She has probably either had to take shelter somewhere along the coast, or has been blown off the land some consider able distance. None of the vessels arriving from the Barrier recently have seen any thing of the missing vessel.

John Walker, seedsman and florist, in forms the pablio by advertisement In anotbfr column that, be h*s opened his sew stall In the market, (or the salvo( garden seeds, flowers, and p.'anta of.every description, his oorner stall bolns: reserved for bla foathsrad friends, and rabbits, guinea-pigs, &o. We noticed to-day at tho lattar stall several rare specimens of sllvar and blue peacocks, recently imported from Knowlo t'arJi, England, the flnoat-Blnmased birds of the kind that we have geen In this country. . '< ■■■■ 1 i

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

RET/TBK 8 TaiiKCJIUMS.

Attack at Tol-01-KoMr.—Sovora

Defeat of Arabi.

Forty Guns Captured.—General

Stampede.

LONDON, September 13,

Sir Garnet Woheloy has concentrated all his forces to make a decisive advanco on the enemy. The whole strength of the British army take* part in the movement, and the forces have advanced on both aides of the canal, while a Hank movement of great strength is being mada to out off the enemy's retreat on Zakaz'k.

The destruction or capture of Arabi's whole force is considered certain.

The excitement in Alexandria ia intense, all attention being absorbed by the event, and trade being completely at a standstill.

ALEXANDRIA, September 13.

News has been received that the British army under fcir Garnet Wolssley.left the camp at Kassassain yesterday, to advance against the enemy. Every man under arms was furnished with one hundred ronnds of ammunition.

The force marched some distance in the direction of Tel-el-Kebir, and at dunk the order was given to bivouac for the night. At 2 a.m. the advance was resumed, and it is expected that the enemy's position will be reached shortly, and that the attack will be niado,under cover of darkness. Later. Intelligence Is to hand that Tel-el-Kobir has been captured by tho British army. Forty guns have been taken, and a large nnmber of prisoners have been captured. Tne enemy is now in full retreat.

VERY LATEST EGYPTIAN NEWS.

The Egyptian JLoss iiOOO.

Arabi'e Force Completely De-

moralised,

Flying to the Desert.

Cavalry Pursuing.

ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 13, evoning.

Intelligence now to hand shows that the British victory at Tel-el-Kebir has been complete,

Egyptian Loss 2,000.

Very heavy loss baa been inflicted upon the enemy, their casualties being reckoned at fully two thousand killed and wounded.

British Loss 200.

The British loss is stated to be two hun dred, including several officers killed and wounded.

The Highlanders Bear the

Brunt.

Tho regiments forming tho Highland Brigade bore the brunt of the action, and fought tplendidly,

Arabi's troops are rcpurted bo be utterly demoralised, His infantry are now flying in the direction of tbe desert, and a con siderable forco of Btitisn cavtlry are In

pursuit,

The Highlanders First in the Entrenchments.

Aralsi Completsly Cxushsd.

ALXXAJtDIA, Sept. 13,

Particulars ta hand prove that thfl British attack upon tha enemy's position at Tel-el-Ktbir was brilliantly conducted.

~Tho Hi|hlt.nderß were the first to enter the entrenchments.

No Opposition to the Advance on Cairo. The defeat inflicted npon ths enemy has been moat emitting, and it is most im probable that any great opposition will be shown by Arabi to the projected British advance on Cairo.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Mode of Attack.

The Works Carried at the Point

of Bayonet,

LOHDON, Sept. 13, 12.17 p.m.

In tho engagemont at Tel-el-Kebir, the Artillery opened a heavy fire from shelterod positions.

Ihe Advance of Infantry.

Before the enemy were aware of the ad rance of the infantry the British troops were within a mile from Telelkeber, whon their advance was discovered, and the Egyptians at once commenced a heavy rifle fire. Charge on the Entrenchments, The British reserved their fire, and car ried tbe defensive works at the point of the bayonet.

After a tremendous daughter of the enemy, the Egyptians ara now In full re treat towards the South, pursued by the Highlandcis and Indian troops.

Tho retreat North was blocked. Thousands Taken Prisoners.

Thousands of the enemy were taken prisoners, anrj an immense quantity of stores captured.

The enemy are flyinc.

LONDON, September 13. Glanders Among Indian Cavalif/

. Morses. A serious outbreak of glanders is an nounced to have occurred amongst the borsea of the Indian cavalry contingent in Egypt.

THE LATE DROW NING CASE.

Shortly after six o'clock last evening, four natives came up from Waiheke with a dead body, which was recognised as that of William Musgrave, the- companion of Woods, who was d>owned yesterday. The body was conveyed to the morerue, where the remains of Woods still Jle.

INQUESTS ON THE BODIES. Inquests were held on the bodies of John Woods and William Musgrare, this after noon, at Gleeson's Hotel, before Dr. Goldsbro', and a jury of thireen, Mr James Hamilton beinj; chosen forman. Sergeant Martin coeductcd on the part of the police. The jury haying viewed the bodies, the evidence was taken in relation to the death of John Woods.—Daniel Connor, waterman, deposed that ho resided in Auckland, Knew deceased, John Woods. He considered him to be over 60. He livecj. in Drake-street. At a quarter-past severi on Wednesday evening, the deceased came; ito the "Waterman's houße and asked witness it he had seen'his dingy. "He said, "So." Me said, "Some one has stolen it, and if a policeman was near he would give them all in charge." Thought" he was chaffing, "Witness1 pro mised to look for the diogy. He discovered it, andoalled, "John, here's your dingy and paddles."1 Woods felt them, and said they were his. The dingy was half foil of water. Told his mate, William Musgr&ve, not to go j Woods wanted him, He did not think that Musgrave was a fit man to go, Mutgrave would go. Witness and Mr Tucker, the butcher, walked away down the wharf to the Diamond cutter, Saw the two men shove off. Went to the end of the wharf. la five minutes, or le»s, he heard crus from the water calling for help. Ho, with Mr Parker, of the Cub toms, went ia search of the men ; also Ser geant Martin and his crew. Found no trace of them. Searched carefully, and returned a little after eight o'clock.— When they camo to the watermen's house the men were sober; the wound over the right eye was caused by the hook ; Woods was n steady man. To a juror :It was a stupid act to bo out in the boat when she was half full of water; this led to their death, To another juror :He advised tousgrave not to go, he having a wooden lee was not capable of taking c^re of a boat; had the boat been baled out, she would have been right enough.— Sergeant Henry Martin, ol the water police, wno was present when the body was found, was sworn, and stated that he knew John Woods, boatman. % Had heard the eyidenceof the former witoesa,an^

| agreed with it. He made a search tor the body of Woods. Jtie was by Mr Williams'*) fish shop at the tima of tho accident. The wind was blowing in an opposite direction, which prevented him from heariuf*tb.ocricu of the drowning man. The diugy had not been found ; ttie paddles wero touud by the side of the cutter, which seemed to indicate that the menhad dropped them wiih the intention of going on board. Hj thought the men stood upright, and the dingy I upset. The coroner, addressing the jury, said I it was perfectly useless to call further cvi i dence; it was evidently an accident; if there was any" evidenca to call, he Bkutld be glad to have it. The evi dence in the casa of Musgravo was exactly the same. The men were evidently not drunk, Had they attended to the ad vice of Mr Connor, an experienced water man, tho catastrophe wight havo been avoided. The foreman and the jury con curred with the reinarki of the coroner, and a verdict of accidental death by drown ing was recorded.

TELEGRAMS.

[From Otjk Own Cokresponpent.

KUfcSKLL, this day.

Tho lona sails at 4 p.m. Passengers : Meaers Wylcs, Christy, Johnson, Knight, Logan, Nevin, Moidames Christy, Knight, Johnson, and others. Sailed : Spitfire.

THAMES, tlii. day.

Messrs Carpenter, Bowden and Oaborne, have boen elected Borough Councillor*.

I'hreo natives wero charged witb using obtceno and threatening language to a storekeeper, Woeds, at Kaueranga Bridge. One was sentenced to find studies to keep tho peace ; the other two were fined £5 or a month, and to find sureties. They kicked at tho door at 11 at night and threatened to kill Wood and his childron, and violate his Wife. The language was duguiting. Tho Warden has granted licenics for the London aud Queen of England. QUKKK OF BKAUTY.—Quatte Is now showing on tho face of No. 9 level insida the cross reef. It carries goad minorul, but it will bo some dayp before it is decided if it is the continuation of the main reef or not,as the country is disturbed. The drivo south-easterly on the Queen of May reef is in about 18 feet. The reel is between 3 and 4 feet thick. It is a nice body ot atono, carrying a good class mineral, and showing gold occasion ally in tho stopos. Good progress is bolug made. The eastward stopo ia nearly up to the cross-reef, abont 14 feU wide. Crush ing dirt is being shot down. Gold is seen froely, and was showing in several places this morning, A drive has been started at No. 8 level, on the Qneen of the May reef, with the side of tho main reef. It ia rather split up at present, but will probably im prove shortly. Shakemakket, 3 p.m.—Deep Level Tn bute, 1b Id. Kuranui Bill: Hellers, ■€». Queon of Beauty, 32s 6d to 31s Cd. Thames Golden Crown : Sellers, 12s. Bright Smilo : Sellers, 2s 3d ; buyers, 2. The New Prince Imperial holed through into the Steward winze from the bottom level last night. The east drito ia in about 37 feet in splendid country. Tho reef is fully 3 feet thick, and looking well for gold.

GISBORNE, this day.

Wm, KatcliU'o and Co., brokers, report that they have been sucaissful in placing 8,130 sharos in tho Mutual Fire and Marino Insurance to date.

(PER PRK3S ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, thla day.

MR DE LAUTOUR ADMITIED TO THE BAR.

Mr Do Ltiutour was to-day, In Chamber*, admittod as a barrister of the Supreme Cotrt, by Judge Richmond, under the new Act. The gold medal which Messrs Jonbert and 1 woponny had struck off for presenta tion to Her Majesty the Queen, to celebrate tho opetiiag of tho Carwtchurcb. Exhibi tion, wai sent home by His Excellency the Governor »nd presented to Her M»j«ty by E«rl Kimberlcy, from whom a dispatch has been received conveying an cxprtsaion of think) from tho Qhmii to tho preuiotera of tbe Exhibition.

The Union Steam Shipping Company hare agreed to issue return tickets, at tingle f»re, to the membors of tho New Zealand Bifla Association attending the competition at Dunedin in November next.

TIMAKU, Thursday.

At tbe Harbour Board, to-day, tbo engi neer reported that no less than 75 foet of solid work had boen added to tbo outer end of the breakwater during the past month. Plans were submitted for additional jetty accommodation.

PARLIAMENT PROROGUED.

"WELLIHGTON, this afternoon. Parmamert was prorogued to-day until ho 14th December.

FOOTBALL — TAURANGA V. AUCKLAND.

Tbb football match—Tauranga v. Auck land—will be pkyed to-morrow on tho race course, Ellerslio, tha orlckot trustees having asked too much for the use of their ground. A train leaves at 2 p.m., return ing at 5.25. A good match is antici pated, Tho Tuurauga to»m includes a number of JSnglish players, The contest ants dine at tbe Royal Mail Hotel at 7.30 in the evening. Arneil is unable to play, and Moginie has been substituted. A meet ing of the Auckland team takes place at 8 o'clock to-light at tho Waitemata Hotel.

TAURANGA, this day. The football team leave per Glenelg ta day.

THE AUCKLAND KVKMIVtt STAK. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15.



Licensing Notices. Ttf 0 T I 0 B, IN RS JOSEPH HALL. Take notice that on the application of JANE HALL, en Order prohibiting the Bala of nny intoxicating liquor to JO6BPB HALL, of Wakeflald-street, Auokland. Uurpan tor, husband ot tho Bald Jant Hall, wan this day made la open Ooait by Bl« Worship J. K. Maodoaald, Beg. Rerfdent Maaialrsto. lor the spsoo or one year from the datehereof: sad farther tako sotloe, that any Uoensed j person, vrlih knowledge of the mid order, I wiling to the said JOSEPH HALL, within the spaoo of one lear from this date, any I Intoxicating Hquor.'Jwlll be liable, on eoavlo- , tlon, to a penalty of £10; and any person with knowledge of mob. prohibition Riving, Mlling. pnrohulnr. er proturlng for or on behalf of the eald JOSBPiS IUIA, any Intoxicating Honor, within the Bald scaee of ona year. will be liable, on convlotlon, to a penalty of (A. Uated this 15th day ot September, im. K. LAIBHLKY, Solloitor for the Applicant. To the Licensed Fertons In tha Llconslns Districts In the Provincial Diatrlot of Ancklaad, and to all ether parsons.



"Volunteer Notice a. -\TEW ZEALAND BBGIMENT OF J3 ARTILMCRY. - A BATMCRY SHQOr- INQ OLUB. ■ The Members of the above will assemble at 1 the Mount Kden Bangs for Frlise Firing on SATURDAY, 16th lust., at 2 p.m. sharp FRED. J. KOCJHIKS. Hon. Hto. The Committee will meet at the Drill-shed THIS EVENING, at 7 SO o'clock. Board ana tteoiaeaoe. _ BOAKD AKD RESIDENCE.—AppIy Second hOOte above .Miller's store, Grat tonßpad. f^oMFORTAIUE Accommodation for 2 V*/ or 3 roapootablo young men ; good view of harbour; nloe sittlntr-room, etc.—Apply Mrs Holt, corner of Wyndham aad Albert-streets. Terms reasonable. N~ 5 .^—. * PRIVATE BOARD AND REcIDBNOffi for I.u.il.jh and Gentlemen, Kaeo Villa, Turner- Street, about lonr mlnutec; -walk from the Market. Kcwabd Hark. Pioprletor. Terms very moderate.—The house Is very commodious and well-furnlshod, and the best accommodo tlon guaranteed. nOVKKWOK BKOWNB HUTKJL \JC . HOB3ON-BTRKKT BoABDiWDLoWtiNfI«_.. ..SCti perWoek Bisslb Room_--.-- I<* jyjAKIJNIS KESIDKKCB, Select Board end liesidenco at Mrs kind's. Bsy Viaw Bonsc, Nonhoote. Families will find this* ohaxmlDK and healthy spot v reside fluriaft,-tho summer months. '»ho oh&rgo ia very reaßonaulPj with every home oomfwt. Abnndanoo of Btrawbarriea, ; SjI'IVATK BOAKD AND KEbl- JT DBNOJ.—MrB Carey's, ooraer of Cook and Nelson-street", three minutes' walk from , Queen-street; terms moderate.



"Wanted. WAiN'i'JiD, an Experienced Sales woman.—Apply to Garliclt and Ornn woU, City lIUI Aroado. VV ANTSI3, Draper's as<i« ants, — V T Apply to Garltolt and Cranwell; City Hall Aroado. W~ ANTED, aiespectable young girl to aaelßt In Bouaowork. — Mrs Hemuu, Holller House. Uwy-Btreat. WaN'IED, a Good General Servant. — Mrs W. ConneU, Kyber Pass^ ANTED, a Boy; apply |bet\vcen 12 and 1 o'oloolc to-aiorrow (3aturd!iy).— | T, Peacook, Bhoriland-street. WANTHD, a Small Httrmonium.— Auply at onoa to Thomas H. Webb, Hobson-straet (S doors from Cook-atraet. ANTED, a Bricklayer to build a Chimney.-Apply Wellington Hotel, Wellington-street. WANTED, a Good General Servant for a oountry hotol; must bo able to 000k.-Apply to Mrs Portor, Oharlemont House, Wakefleld-Btreot, ANTED, a Youth to attend to Pony and Garden; reteranoea requlrod.—For address apply "t m <yHoo. WANTED, a Good Dreesmaker; only oomputont and quiok h->'ds need apply at Co_'«Oheap Corner, Pitt and Vlnoontstreets. WANTED, a Good uenerm oervant;. — Apply to Mrs MoMastor, 242, (Juuon- B treat. ' ANl'Eu, 4 good Uaipentois for Fiji, 16s per dav.-Appl}', M. Murohle. Shortland-atroat. \\j AJSTt-DTa good GenDinl VV Apply. Mrs Dawson, Wellesley-atreet (noxtßaptlat Chapel). WANTED, a General Servant, one who unrtonttundH plain cooking,- Apply ANTKU, "6 Ballet Ladies and 12 Huperß for Tho World Dr»matio Bouoc.—Apply at Opera Honso from 1 to !! p m. on Saturday. , WANTED, Sawyers ana nauarers.— Apply R. Soott, Mechanics' Bay, bo twoon tho lioura of 6 and 8 o'clock p.m. *\/ANTED, a Housemaid for Mercury VV Bay: new arrival prof erred. — Apply Hondry & "*l lljgy_JigAQuoon' Btjeet' "ANTFi) f two First-class Cabinet maltors and Joinoxa.—Apply Llttlo Mill. Cook-«troot. .. *\7ANTEb, a Nurscgirl to mind two V T ell iidron ; Rood wages.—Apply to Mrs B. Lynah. Custom-hongo-Btrcot WCBt. ANTEu, a General Servant, with a knowledKO ot plain oooking.—Apply at Hobi on Hotel, WANTED, a General Servant; also, a Housomaid.- Apply to Mrs A. K. Taylor, Alborton. WANTED, a Rood Ploughman ; none but Bober men need apply.—J. Poaoh, Romnera. _____ WANTBD, a Carter.--Apply at 10 a.m. tomorrow morning to W. MoArthur andOa »» anTKD, a bhin»ler,—Kric Craig, Vt Prlncea-atroet. WANIBU, two rospectauie young men Boarders In a qnlot family. wIIWH _0 othora aro kept—Mrs Uoor({e Pa>ne, top of Franklin Road, the third houso off Poneonby Road, on the right h_nd Bide. WANTED, a good Cabinetmaker for tho Thamea—Apply W. PhiUippo and don, 95 and 07, Uueen-atmot. a Steady Marriod Couplo to T T tafco oharge of a Mill Cook-house.- Ifor fnrth»r information, apply to Coupluuil aid Co., qq6on-Btr«ot. ■ \XTANTED, steady sober Man to drive Vt toom ot horsos. No other need apply.— T, ABhor, U-blln-Btreet, Newwn. WANTKIJ, a Rood General bervant, — Apply Mrs Fiank Huomand. Romuora. N.B.—Cutler's and _g_n_'fl 'buaaes pass the floor. WANTED, a Plouslimanj must be a good general farm hand. — Apply Hondry and Whltloy. ANTED KNOWN— TwocdTrouacrs, 6a lid; Twood Hats, la lid; Hard Felt Hats, Sa OJ, durlnd Bronnan'- Sale, Viototla ntroot. WANTED, a good stoady Man, who thoronghly understands Fl«h Cloanlng; also two smart Boyi.—Apply at my r«Bldence between 0 and 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 18. Milton cottage, Karangahape Hand, James WllßOni .. \\l AWT-D, ft Carter; one used to tlm- YV ber preferred; good wages _ivan.—M. H. 800, Ononunga; or Mr Bowdon, Jewoller, lahortland-sheet. WANTBD, GoverncßS for tho oountry 1 must bo oorapoUnt to Uaoh Muilo »'A aaalst with sowing.— lira iloury'u Uosiitry Office, WANTED, Cottage to Rent, four or fivo rooms, in gocd loc_Uty.-i'artloul_rß to SM. ISTiH oflloe. , WANIED, a Tinsmith; also a Man Who nndentaDds Solderlnn in the BodyMaklne l>oparlment.—Apply at my ro.l -donoo betwofln 8 a»d 10 a,m. on Mo_d»y, Bept. 18: Milton Cottago, EaranKabape UO&d, James Wllßon. WANTED, Two Uood Assistant .MU liners; »one but competent hands sood apply.-Apply betwoan « and 2, Milne and Onojoe. ___ €a; ANTED, a Boy for Form, ablo to Yt ml-.-AppVy to Adam Laybourn, For« street. WANTED, Machinists for -ingor Ma ohlnes, also Floiihers) ooniumt worlr. -Apply Powley'i Shirt Faotory, 31, Bhortland gtrest. WANTED, a Boy, ablo to ride.—Apply to R. Thorpe, Harp ot Erin Hotel, Ellcrsllo. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the Drecnmsklnß. — Aptly Mire Ohriatle, top of Shortl-ndstreet. WANTBD, a strong Errand Boy.— Milne and Choyoe. Cheapilde Havee, Quoen a«d WeUeßlay-atre«tß. ANTED, Three RespcctQble Young Men as Boarders.—Mrs J*-«ry, Vlncent atrcet. "*»/■ ANTED to Sell, a lucrative BmineßS, T» good inv«Btmont for a small oapitailet, prlnolpnla only dealt with.-Addrw. B. X., Post ofßce. , mjtv AttTED, a good General Servant.— YT Apply, Mrs -Jmn'oury. Ponxmby. ANTiI) KNOWN, that Instalments upon cowing Machtnoß must bo paid promptly.—W, O. Dennaa'a Depot. Queen-^faeet. VV ANTED to Purchase, two Secoud- V? hand Joogallon Iron Tasks.—Apply BTiR Offloo. WANTED a3 Housekeeper, a respect able person; small wages, but oo_lort able home to a suitable poison.—For partiouUrs, address a., Bt_b offlop. WAM TED, Purchasers of Totora Piles 23 feet and upwards.—Wra. MoArthur ana Co. ANTED, the Public to know that John Walker has opened his new Garden Seed and Flowering Pltnt stall: splendid assortment.—Market, seoond at«U from Qoeen-street entrance. \\r ANTED, Tenders tor a 6-Boomed T V House; Plans and Bpeolfteatlons to be seen at Mr Tysr's Grocery Stoiie 1 9y_ont;s-«troet To close at 3_p.m, Poturday, Sept. 16th. The lowost or any Tender not necessarily aooepted. WANTED KNOWN, that _\ J. Somer field Is allowing; three shilllnga In the pound to clear Winter trtock. ANT-D. Customers to coU at John Waikei a corner stall, to Bee tha Happy Famlly-Fanoy Birds, Plgeonß, Rabblta, pure bred Bantams, Bnlpea Pig*. —a. WA rt'l JiD to Let, a Kive-roomed Houso, 10) per week; also, a two-stalled Stable, ■Wantoeli a smart Boy (early riser).— Apply Clark's Anofcland Laundry, Alexandra-street. Vfl/ANTJIDby n Single Man, Employ. Yt inent In any oapaolty: eight years' experience a« Book-keeper.— Address Jumbo, Yof fc House, Grey-street. WAKT6D KNOWN—Black Satin, 2s 3d yard ; Foule Cloth, reduced to Oil yard, during Brennan'a Sale, Vlotoria-atreet. V«AANTEB, Tenders for Building 3 V T Double Ohlmncys.—Aoply T. J. *iar butt, Rosebank, Northoote.or Corn Broom Fao tory. Cuitom-honge-»treet West. VILTANTfiD by a _onng Mnn, Evenins; V t Kmplorment'; thorough Book-keepor. Willing to make himself generally useful.— Acldreaa Bottle. Star offloe. a NTED, Hotels and Private Families to know that we are Belling Prime Dairy-fed Hams arid Bscon 7d to 8d per )b.— Adam lAybourn & Co. Fort-street; ' ANXKD to Purchase, for cash, a House of 5 Or 6 rooms, in Suburbs, with' Immediate ptsseeßlon.— W. V. btavenp, 187, Qneen-Btreet. %AT ANTED, Situation among sheep and W-TsTA^OfflJo 28 reaia' B|rtM*^^ WANTED, at once, a Situation as * t Private Tutor; good testimonials; 12 years' experience with the ypung npd advanced of both scxob; country desjred. — Address *' Tntqr." Stab Qfflce. WANTED KNOWN -T. McMaster has opened a lnrge lot ot Boyß' cioth lng, made from New Zealand Tweeds, to be sold at rednoed price?. ANT ED to Hire for a term, a Veasd of about 25 to 30 tons register.—Apply at once W, V. atevena, 187 Qneen-atreet, \!_,* ANTED, by Single Man, Place of T » Trnst, Competent garoener, oat and intido oalture; rough carpenter; lame expe rionce in rearing and keeptaß of poultry, Kefer-' enoe.—Addreaa PM, StAH offloe. WANTED KNOWN.—R. Kew, Vic toiia-Btreet, gives an exceptionally high price (oa»h on delivery) for really 1 ood Fresh Butter. \\r ANTED KNOWN— Kilting done, VT' 3d par yard; also Dressmaking. Ladies' own matßriala made to order—At Epaom atoro. ANTED,' Owners wishing to Sell Properties to1 Bond me particulars to enßure ready sale. Vo eale.no charge.—W. V. eteven'. 187, Qaeen-etreot. ; \\r ANTED KNOWw-White Calico, TT 7s flddoa;'Scarlet Flannel, rod need to Is; Towels, i W, ourisg Brennan'a Sale, Ylotorla btreet. ' . ':' aft/ ANTED JtJIUYVfI-The only Per- T ¥ foot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia and no oure no pay. Is by applying to Professor Goesßott, the only Pnotloal RwbaHat In the Colony.J-Shortland.Btreet.



%»/"AJNXI!;i>, uuuaomca iavourablo v f T the Jistahliahmeut of a Druldu' ijOdKi In Auckland, u.idmr tho urand Lodgo of Am tralla, to attend a meeting, to be he'd In tin I laiiiß-i'oom of Ktdo'ti Commoralni Hotel, aiionlaud Btraet/i'hla Friday K/enlu.,lsth lnal at 8 sharp. Members of the urder are partlou larly requested to be present. By authority o) the Granu Lod_e.-W. BISHOP, District Presl dent. No. 18Diatrlot. WANTED, Board and Lodging in a private family for man with girl 3 yearc old^— Apply, stilting terms, G.K., Stak Office,; W~ANTiD"Km)WSf-33 allowed on every pound's worth of Roodß bought during Bronnan's Great Clearing Sile, Vlotorla street, WANTED, Board, Residence, and Attendance for an old Gentleman.—For particulars, apply to Mr uea (See & Potter), Grey-street. "ANTED, 3,000 Members to join W~. J. Palmer's Christmas Club for Gro oorloa on Saturday next. 8e» large advertlßS ment on other aide. WAiNTi£A> Known—Children's Socks, 2d; White Utooktngs, id; Ladles' linen Collars, 2d, during Bresnan's Sale, Victoria- Btreet. WANTkD to Sell, on Saturday : Young Limb ijmt in season), froai 38 61 per or; Mutton,2d; Balling Beef, from 2}d; splendid Corned Beef, Sd; Rooat Hoof. W; Veal, from 3d; Pork, from 3d; U«rman S-usaeo, 6i: superior Bonf giiuuado, id., Lard. DrlupW, all kinds of Poultry, Qx TonRU&B, Smoked Beef, Sea—Q. Holme. Batcher, Queen-street, Anokland. *»/" ANTED, THE fUUHC f I ToaoTO J9 m a xs OOODSON'B o *. <" 0< LOHDON AKCADK, H - •g jjt) Qneenstreot. Ogg *S_ § « a •oS™ M»oJ»B-ua»tit) 5.?^ ?og 'savonv nouuo'i S»s B.Nosaaoo p fcfi^ GOOOBON'B g,?^ 2 a LONDON AHOADK, V M I B Qaoen-street. s §" H> <l _ _ GOODSON'S LONDON AKCADK, 148, Qneen-streot. For Cash Only. n KorUashUnlr For Cash Only, P For Cash Only \\f A N X B D KNOWN THB TW-KWMABKKT TJRANOH UK il BWMAUKKT JJHANOH or ouu CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IS NOW OPUN With a Varikd Stoob: on" GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to lfi per oont, USIIMCB ÜBUAL QUKKN-HTHK-'f VUIOUS. ALL GOODS MARKKD IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 800 fc 803. UPPEU QUEIIN-STKBS-1. For Cash Only, t» For Cash Only. For O_gh Only. S For Oanh Only. rTAILOKS.— Wanted, a Coat Hand for bawbe's Bay, — Apply to Win. thur and Co. To Let rpO BE LET, in New North Road, at X £1 per week, about ilx aores of land acd an elßht-roomcd Hobbo. opposite Independent Ohapel.-F. O. KJwicßton. rr\O LET, in Fonsonby Hoad, the lato J Wetltyan Parsonage, containing sis rooms, two register watts, an _ kitchen range; r_s and water laid on.—Apply to J. Mortuoti, ABph-ltor, >'owton Roaa. O LET, at Conque.t Place, Parnell, a oomfortablo Slx-toomed House, with well and Unk.—Apply H. Meekan. Parnell RUo. rpO LET, Kogent-stroot, Carlton Uoro 1 Ro-d. a House containing 8 roomi; with dotaohed wash-house and good Bupply of water, —Apply to Mr Diet bod, opposite, '^O LK'f, a new well-finished Houso In I Grace-street Pooitonb; ; Gai and water laid on.—Apply. Mr S. Brown, next door. O LET, a Furnished Bedroom.—Apply, C-ah Store. 0. 80, Qrey-fltreet. r| O LET, O'Neill-street, Pon»onby, a 8 nioo lluuoo Of 6 rowuK, &C.-D, V, Krann, Katete Agent. r jX) LBT, New Shop and Dwelling, good JL position, corner of Brighton Hoad and Brown-sttoot; flrat-olass opening for nonoral store or butcher,—D. 7, Kvans, Kstato Agent. Qneen-Btraat. fVO LET for a short term, a Bix-roomed I Home, bat torn of Franklin Road,—Apply to Mrs Booth, ahcrldan-atreet. 'po LBT, a Six-roomed House in Ryle- L street, Pomonb;; rent 12s Od per week,— Apply on the promises. '• H> LET, Two Kooms.—Apply to Mrs. X Norrio. Brighton. ParnolL NEW PREMIBIB TO BE IRBCTfID IN QUKKN-BTRBUT, Toaanta wanted for Gronnd Floor, TO x 80 'out, with 8 f«et entra«oe from Qaoeo-street, and for aulte of Offloea, 40 x 80 (subalvlded), with strong room. hi to at vreront ocoupled as Masfleld'a Grocery and Meldrum's Stables. Plans oan be seen at BROWN, QAMPBKLL & CO.'B. T|l O L £ T. O'NEIL BTRPBT, Ponsonby-Hoa»e, B rooms, &,o. ; only 13s per week, CONQUKBT PL-Cic, Parnoll— Cottage of I rooms. «c.; only 0s per week. I). V. BVANS. Ketato Agont, QnocnntroEt. r|l O i, E T. VILLA RZSIDRNCK (Dr. Blllott's. who la loavlng for Xngland), situate on Ponsonbr Road. Splendid opportunity for a modlcal man. D. F. BVANS. Kstate Agent, Qaoen-street m 0 l c t. ST. GKORarS BAY ROAD, P_rnell. - A Comfortable Slx-roorod Cottage; large allot ment ; close to beach, D. F. EVANS. Estate -gent. rf\O MERCHANTS, LIVEKY STABLE 1 KRBPEKS, AND OTHKBBRKQUIItINQ LARGK PRJ.MISK3 IN THK CKNTRK OB1 THK CITY. TO LICT OR LKABK—Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoining the Baymar ket, at present oaoupied by Basten Brothers, Coaoh-bailders, who are romovinK to their new promises in Wakofleld-street, opposite Uessn Garrott Bros. Apply B4BTKV BROS,. Dnrham-etreet. •pO LEASE, a Large Piece ot Land, I. adapted for any kind of manufactory with large buildings.—H. Partlnßton, Houso and Land Agent, Htiohb_rj'a Bulldlngn, Qnoon- Btreot, fIiGH•STREET.— Office to Let. Rent very low to Bernunont tenant.—Apply to S. Ront ROUhE and Shop To, Let, corner Uppor Queen and Kast-gtreete, noar tho newß-C. CathoflraL Kent moderate-Apply next door to J. O. Wllkes. • JTi REY-STRKET.—To Let, a Houso in V)T Grey-»treet, 10 rooms; water laid onj rent, ißs week.—Apply, Mrs Adams. NOKTH BHORE.—Several Ho,uses Tq Let, Furnished and TJnfornlshod ; also. Choice Allotmenta Wot Sale In all parts or tho dlstriot.—Apply. R. acdß. Duder. OFFICE TO LET.—Appiy at Q.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-street Lost and Founq. LOST, between Kewmar^et and Auck land, a Horse Rug.—Anyone returning flame to Mr Oiowthcr will bo rewarded, LOST, Wedneiday, I3th September, a •mill Memorandum Book.—lT. Dalton Hobson-street, opponlte Welllngion-stroet. Tho finder will be rewarded by returning same. LOST, between Ponsonby and Towd, a Furso containing money The finder will be rewarded on leaving it at the St_« ofitoe. OST, a Bunch of Keys.-jfindcr will be reworded by returning them to Mr MoNeilL Ba_f r, Nowmarket. renaers rPENDERS FOR RATIONS, 1 for Slot and Deatltnto for 12 months, tot Auoklsnd and Sabarbß, Devonport. Onehunga, Howlck. Panmuro, Otahuhu. and Papafeura. Provisions for Old Hen and Women's Refuge and Old Hospital. P-rtloulars may be obtained and Tenders delivered until Neon of SATURDAY, the 16th September, at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted, J. GRAHAM. Relieving Oflioer, Prlnoos-atroot, Auckland. •T1 O BUILDBBS. Tenrlora will be reoelved until neon ot 8 aturdAY. the 23rd instant, for the Hreotlon of Three Houses in Welloslei -street East. Fiona at my offloe, HENRY G, WADK, ArohiteoL rp O i U IL D B R S, Tenders will be reoelved until noon ol FRIDAY, September 22nd, for the Erection 01 a Cottage on College Road. ' ' KDWARD BARTLBY. Architect, m U BUiLDBKB Tenders will ba received until SATURDAY the 23rd September, for' the Kiectlon ot a Si; roomed House, Lake Road, North, Shoro Planß, SCO,, at my offloe, Yiocorla-atroet west, MATTHEW HKNDKRSON, Arohlteot. Ho continuation, see JBirat Paac



vor Bate. FOR SALE, an active young Light harness or Buigy Horso; Ruarantoed staunohinid a«let; any trial given.—Apply T. J. Philip. Karangahape Road, Newton. HORSE, Cart, nud Harness, all in good ' working order. For Sale, Cheap.—Apply thin office for addreaa. O" "IT VIEW, a Fine Cow, in fall milk, for Sale.—Apply between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.. Orakel View. Yiotorla Avenue, Remnera. T1 O~ R SALE. MOUNT ROBKILL ROAD—Splendid Voloanio Land—S Onolce Allotments eaoh 60 x 171, Price, £50 eaoh. D. V, KVANS, Mstate Agent Tfi • O R SALE. HOCKY NOOK. Mount RoskUl Road-A new and pretty Sothlo Cotta(je, 1 rooms, tank, So.; allotment dO x 110; pleasantly situated in Kooky Nook. Price only «2CO. q__ Estate Agent. A LLOT_IENI» I AL.LOTM_«TSTI NKWTON ROAD—Two First-olass almost Levol Allotments. S3 z [9, £132 eaoh | MOUNL1 EDKM—Splendid Levol Allotments (mala road lconta_e), flrst-clasa Bosinaaa -lvii; atijut throa mlnatoa' walk paac Toi bar MOUNT KDttN—Very dealraole VIU» Sites about 66 x 130, at from £100 eaoh QN-UUNGA Two Choloo AUotmentSj £39 NORTHCOTE—SeveraI Choloe Allotmenta In this delightral locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLKBE _-BTBKET-40 x 130, for £100 GRAOK-BTR BET—Very Choioe, at from ISa BTuTuT^JTRBBT-BeauUftil Vula.Slteß.at 60a BPKINQ-HTRKKT (Ponsonby)-Choap Dalldlng Siton. S3 x 99, at £_3 oaoh POKBONBY ROAD (Bflyneld)-Ono nloe Lot, 40 feet frontage, for £60 , AUBUKN-3TKKKT (Kybor Pass) —Choice Bulldin, Sites, nloely planted, good well, and many applianoes for building, £130 xj. K. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUBEN-STREET (Weit"Her-ld.") LAND FOX SALE AT WORTH SHORE. Tho North-eastern portion of Allotment No. 100. Bltuatea near Like Taktpona, consisting of 10 acres of good plougbable land, oommandlng a maßnlfloent sea and lake view, having several deslrablo sites for Private Kealdenoee, and being of easy aocess by tho present road. The land In the Immediate neighbourhood la already ocoupled. Price wanted, £65. Otfots wUI be leoelved, and particulars given, by JAMES TINUAL, Land and Commission Asent, Hlgh-Btreot. Anokland. HOUSK AND LAND FOlt SALE IN OOLLUQBi RO&D, PJI.SUNBy. A DwoUlng houßO. consisting of 6 rooms, recently bulk, and at present let to a good tenant. Tho site is In various respeois a desirable one, and has a frontage of 33 feet, with a depth of 125 feet. Price, only £120, JAMB 3 TINDALL, Honas and Land Agent, HiKh-atreet. Cl O X SALE. That VALTTABLE PROPERTY at the corner Of Upper Qaeon-Btreet »nd Kar_n__h»po Koadj with large frontage to both tharOUßllfaroi, and tho two three Btory Dwelling-houses ereoted thereon, the property of the late W. Walters, Esa. Apply to HABHTON&BOtfi Bouse. Land, and Estate A cents, 3. New Zealand Inscranoa Bulldlnga. F. J. UOSSI IW, F, O'BULI,IVA» m J. MOSS & 00., 1? • LAND AN_> ESTATE AGENTS, tiIIOIiTLAND-OTRKET FCR SALE. A Large Allotment la Etrlghton Boad. ParnelJ. SO Aores Good. Flat L_nd, 6 miles from Anok land, close to railway Btatlon, 110 Acres near Tuakau: 60 aores In grftßi, re mainder open tarn and bush. Prioe, £-03. SB Aorea Olose to tho Whangarata Railway Station,alllaiprovod, with a houao,stable, barn, &c t woU BUited tor fruit growing. S3 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with build -10 Aoreo Land, with sea frontage, 0 miles from town, 1 mllo from railway station; £3 per Koro. S3 Aorea Voloonlo Land at Razorbaok, half im proved— £280. A Bpiandld Allotment In Hardintc-etrflet, 70ft by 16att-£SOO. Home Bay. Ponsonby—Ton-roomed lloiibo and i acros garden. Also. An Allotmont In Inkermann-stroet—£loo. House of 7 rooms, iv aUnutee' walk tiom Post Oflloo-£BOO. In addition to tho above, we have a Large Number of Town aa_ Country Properties tor Sals, Including somo Largo fctlooka of Land in the Waikato District. FjMo6B&cO(i Shortland-streeL ALL tho Principal Dressmakers, Tailors, aad Bootmakers are supplied with Sowing Hsohlnea by U. S. Chambers, 70. Quoen-etreot, opposite Bank ot N.Z Slate si Slate si TO BB HOLD, NOW LAND WO, XX RAFIDO, 75^000 AMEKICAN SLATfIS, Id Qaantltles to Suit Purchasers, 11 Bought on or before September 18, delivered free witblu one mile ot Railway Wharf. 10,000 zi x l? £10 '23-i2 £9 10s, 15,000 so x io £9 37,000 isxio £9 TERMS-CASH. Apply to THE WALKKR GUM COMPANY (LIMITED). Fort-street; Or, OAMMELL & NKARIN6. i _, ~,., mini ' — TTUST AKRIVED, Pbb Mkndoka, 600 SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES. G. S. j"~A~K INS, CUSTOM -lIOUSK-STBKBT, 111 Off ON BALE. NEVADA BILVER*BPOONS AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUKL, IS, QUKKN-BTBEET. Opposite the Town Clock. Transhippkd fbom Calcutta gQ BALKS 101 tn. WO.OLPA.qKS IQQ OASICB OABTOR OIL. H» B* Morton. Mector^l, niTY OP AUCKLAND. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. EAST WARD. In compliance with Clause 35 of " The Ketra latlon of Looal Bleotlons Aot, 1876," I hereby give notice that the following number of Votes were received by the Candidates nominated for the Vacancy in the City Council :— Mr George Harper _ _, ..422 Mr George Stalnee ~ io And I hereby declare MB. (JKOR9K HABPBR duly elected Councillor for the City of Auak land for tbo Bast Ward. OHARLBB IRVIN KLLBR, Returning Officer. Olty Counoll Offloes, September 11,1832. jDOROUGH Oif ONE^V^GA, ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS, DKCtiARATION O,(P THIC POLL. The following is a List of the Votes Polled by eaoh Candidate :— William Tapp _ .. _, ..81 Andrew Dunwoodie_ _ _ 8i JohnLundon .. '_. .. _, 77 Daniel Hill .. „ .. _, jb Johnßyorofl; _ .. _ _ y'2 Thomaa JOBoph Honshnw-, _ 64j I, therefore, declare ■' Meßsrs. WILLIAM TAPR ANilßKw' dUnWOODIB, Bfld JOHN LUNDON duly eleoted Councillors for the Borough of Onehunga. WILLIAM G. P. O'OALLAGHAN. Keturnlng Officer. Onohunga, lith September, 1882.



i Public .Notices. I T ATE PONSONBV HIGHWAY DIS JLi TBIOT, All Persons holding Claims against the above IJlßtrlot are requtjsted to forward tha same forthwith to tills office. P. A, PHIUPd, Town Clerlr, Town Clerk'a Office. Soptombor IS. 1882. THK THBATKK HOYAL Dining and S upper Rooms WILL Bit OPKNKD TO-MORROW (SATUKDAY). First.class Bill of Fare. BRKAKFAST, 7 to 0 a.m. i DINNER. 12 to 2 p.m. | TEA. fi to 7 P.m. I BUPP-R3, Bto 12 p.m. A. Z i X ° *■ X X'K ' PnOPRIKTOR. \ UCKLAnU Women and "Conta i x\. gious Diseases Aot," Footballers, &0., &o.—See " New Zdaland Free Press." Septom -1 ber 10th, 1882. Price 2d. jySSOLUTION OF^PAKTNERSBIP. The Partnership hithorto existing between Joseph Partington and Charles Honry Osmond as Millers, under tho stylo of J. Partlngton and Co., has this day been pisisolved by mutual con sent. Tho business will in future be carried on by Joseph Partington (as heretofore) in his own name, who will pay all Accounts owiog by tho late Him and receive all monies due to the same. Dated this 15th day of Soptombor, 1882. JOSEPH PARTINGTON, CHAKLKS H. OSMOND. Witness: Gt7Y TIiENOHARD, J*TOW KEADY, THK DOCTRINE OF EVOLUTION, By T. W, LitYS, PRICK :-S IX PEN CB. Proourab!o at Wayte's, Upton and Co.'s, Ohamptaloap and Cooper's, and all Booksellers. /^i KOCERIES : New Goods. — Albert Laundry Blue, Berger's Bice Starch, Consolidated Houps. Norwich Mustard, Russell's Blacking, MoLeod'a Candles und Soft Soap. Safety Matohoa, Clay Pipeß, Dried Fruits, Sec be, JOHM RSID fc CO.. 26. Quean-street, VY INES i &O-—St. Hubert's, Australian ' ' Wines, Qerman Beer, Marshall's Dun edln Beer, Combe's Stont, Otard's and Prunlor's Brandies, Lowndo's Bum, Sootoh and Irish Whlsklea. BarsacarlUa, tea, JOHN RBIU & 00., 2G, Queen-street. DUitLIC fl O T I C E, In oons»aunßco of the rcstfinatlon of Mr G. W. Jones as Bon. Beorotary to tho Trustees of the AUCKLAND PUBLIC OtfMKTKKY, the undersigned has boen appointed, and the Ofiloo removed to No. 28. New Zealand Insurance liutldlnga, where. In future, Undertakers or others requiring Burial Permits can obtain tha same. F. L. PiUMB. September, 1882. Secretary. A MERICAN PORTRAIT ROuMS, _t_L 177, QUEEN-STRSKT (Opposite T, & S. Morrln's), NOW OPEN. Goma taken dally—2 doz9n for 2s 6d, larger sizes equally cheap. Coma and see the Show Cases at tbo New Premises, next to Clark & Gene's, two doors above British Hotel, 177, Queen-etreet. J, LOW, Proprietor. THE Night-Soil Contractor will require the uepttmbor qaarter to be paid for before he continues the service. Householders who nogloct payment will not ha attended to unless payment la made In advance.—Offloe City Market, Queon-siroot Kntcanoo. Upon: tram 9 to 6 p.m.; Saturdays, to 8 p.m | CHINA. jT~ TTINOLIBH, FRENCH, AUSTRIAN Hi AMD AMERICAN GOODS, Direct at Lowest Possible Prioes. G. Browning Invites attention to his Splendid Assortment ot NEW GOODS. H Jnst Opened, > A Special Like of Prbnq-! Vabkb, W _; Wonderful Value in g m CHINA TKA 8KRVIOBS: S < Frill sets of 11 pieces, 21s. a J CHINA OUPB AND SAUOBRB. 3 ° Ta a dozen. 3j And Every Description of t» OEOCKKRY AN D FANOY GOODS g AT PRIDES NEVER BEFOEB P KNOWN IN -COKI_ND. *_■ CASH TRADE ONLY. •__ a ■DROWNING, 567, QDKEN . -O STREET (near Mareei Kntbance). Established 1885. | FANOY GOODS, | A LITHOGRAPHED PLAN, by Afr D. c\_ 11. Bayldon, showing the Coarse of Roefa and Positions of Queen of Beauty, Queen of England. Bonthern Cross, London Mariners, Prlnoe Imnerlal, Hand of Friendship, and Waiotohi Mines, may bs had at N. G. Lennox's (late X- Wsyte's), 100, Qneen-ttreot, Auckland, Price. One Shilling. TO THE INHABITANTS OF PARNKLb AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. All Accounts owing for eervloea In conned tlon with my Nlghtsoll Contraot aro to be paid only to myself or my Colleotor. Mr Wood euffe, whose receipts and no other will be recognised, , QEORGB WILSON. \T3OK_AND SCRIPTURE GIFT ASbOCIATION.-Notioo to Soholara.- Tho above -association will award at Chrlntmao next, a Prtae Book to all scholars Id attondanoe at the City and Suburban P^blio Sohools who write, laarn, and lerjost carefully, the Tenth Chapter o£ the Gospel of St. John. N.B.—Tbo signature of parent, and testifying In worda to ooireok repetition, will bo specially raqulrod on eqoh paper forwarded. jf?"l _ _ TO £10,000 LEM on Bnlldinc _&Xv Society principles, or on other tonnfl o suit borroworu. Allotments bought and looses built on weotdy paymout system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See I—itoi Properties tor Rale on 4to pace, Nx ocr cent, allowed on money deposited for lnveatoeine.— C. WitMAMHON, Land. Batata and Klnanolal Aetnnt and Valuator, S, Toloan Lane. INDUSTRIAL AND PKOVIDENT X PERMANENT BUILUING, LAND AND INVKSTMKNT BOO_CT_ OF AUCKLAND. Oman) COBNKR QUKKN-RT, AND VULOAN LANB, Hoard or Makaqemknt — Preeldont! Them. Peacock, Bsa.) M.H.R, Vios-President t A. G. Horton, Ksa. Treasurer t Thoa. Maokj, Bag. Ulreotorß! Mcßßra, Qrarea Aiokto, Edward Hartley, H. Brett, Jas. Daore. J. J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G, P. Pleroo, a B. Stone, and H. 8. Wade. Manager George Fraser. THIS SOCIETY 10 prepared to make advances to the extent of three-fourths ot the value on Freehold or leasehold Property. REPAYMENTS, calculated on tha lowest possible remunerative scale, may bo spread over any reasonable number of years. FINES NOT ENFORCED In cases Of Blok noaa or want of employment. Members may join as Inventors or Borrowers at any time. intending Borrowers before deriding would do well to apply at the offloe of tbia society, where they can make arrangomeata and term* to salt their convenience. N ,Bi—Borrowers sharp In the profits. QPECIAX. NOTICE, T. * H. Cooke, CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTBRERB. So., HAVE REMOVED TO IBKIB New PreMISKS IN VIOTOBIA-ST. Thheb S AnovK Thkathb BUILDIKQ3,



Ecclesiastical. WELLBSLEY - STKEFT BAPTIST CHURCH. TVPENTY-SEVKNTH ANNIVRRBARY BJIKVIOBS. MR THOMAB BPDRBKON Will Preach NBXT SUNDAY, 17ih INSTANT. Morning, 11 o'olook, in the Chapel E zoning, 6 30 o'olook, in the Choral Hall. TUESDAY, I9rH SEPTEMBER, Solreo In the Hall of tho V.M.C, Association at 6.30 p.m. Tiokots, Is 64 oaoh. Public Meeting in the Chanel at 7.30 p.m. Address by Rev. A Hold. J. Robertson. R. Muonlool, W. Pottor, A. Carter, Mr Vines, and other friends. Drapery, sso- IkPOKIANI NO TI C E Q-ARUUK fc QrANWBLIi. TO OUR OUSTOMBRS.- Wehave tho honour to Inform you that, after mature consideration, we have decided to rellnaulsh tho DRAPERY and CLOTH ING B0SINKS8; oar sole reason tor doing B3 la to obtain more epaee for oar FUK NISHIHG TRADE. For same time past we have had to keep quite Half ot onr Stock oat of Bight for want of SHOW BOOMS. By giving np the Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Departments, wa shall obtain a muoh larger area for EXHIBITING FURNITUHB. and though wo shall loso yoHr patronage for Drapery and Clothing, hope to retain and increase it for all kinds of FURNIBHIN9 GOODS-tO the MANU d-actuke and Bale of whloh we shall give our whole attention. Onr NEW CABINET FACTORY being; completed (the largest of its kind In Anofc land), the Extra Aooommodatlon thus ob tained, together with the advantages of Machinery now being ereoted, will enable us to exeouto our orders more espoditlonsly and at loss cost, Yours respeotf nlly, GARLICK & CRANWELL. wr Sball Hold a CIiBARINQ OAIiB FOR Onk M.ONTH, AflordtaK our Caatomera ana thePabllo an opportunity of seoarlnK DRAPERY AND CLOTHIKG AT PKIOES FAR UNDBR COST I (Many Linos will bo marked down to Half Prioe), and after tha Month's Halo the balance will bo Sold either by Auction or to the Trade. GARLICK & CRANWELL. JfiNAL Cash Sale. The CONFIDENCE of the PUBLIC In 001 last Clearing Bile (at Dissolution of Partnership) was olearly demonstrated by the fdot that we took in HARD CABH the Largo Sum ot TWBLVB THOUSAND POUND* In TEN WERKB 1 OCR OBJKOT INT THIS (only oar Heoond Clearing; Sale in Bight Yean) is to TURN INTO O ASH, as quickly as possible, THK WHOL.K of OUK PRKSBN'i! FIRST CLASS STOCK, together with the NEW 8K ABON'S QOOD3 now opening up and to arrive during the month, GARLICK: & URANWfcLL. WB SHALL SBLL £515,000 W ORTH 0F Q°° DB Fon j£8,500. And as every day we are realising will be a FJLNANCIAXi LOSS, we Bhall not pro!on K the Bale ONE DAY longer than la abso lutely nooessarr. Therefore, wo ask our Friends to pay m an Barly Visit. GARLtCK & CRANWELL. Thanks. We take thia opportunity of thanking onr Cub. tamers lor their constant and liberal patro nage during the last 3 years, as daring that period, under the' Cash System, oar Drapery aod Clothing Returns rose from £9000 to upwards of Twenty Thousand Founds per Annum, and though we regret to be obliged to throw up (for reasons already Btated)snoh a large business, It Is gratifying to as that we Buooosded in pleaslntt our Patronß.whom wo are determined to serve well to the last, aa a Visit to o.ur Gearing Sale will prove. . GAELICK & CRANWEIiL, City Hall Arcada. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMOItB, Two Cases ot Black Dress Goodsi splendid quality, oomprlslng Merinos, Caehmeres, Biolllans, Brocade Satins, Italians, Cotrarga, and Garfleld Cloths. These are Imported by ns dlreot from the Mannfaoturer, and will be sold fab below AUCKLAND WBOLKSALE FBIOBS. Also Opening—Nuns' Veiling Oloth, Orepo, Oatmeal, and Various New Dress Materials. Durlnpc the Drapery Sale we Bhall make Speolal Reductions on FURNITURE, CARPETB, AND FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, 1882, Q-ARLICK & CRANWELL, QCBBJI-STREKT, AUCKLAND. CHEAP SALE 1 CHEAP SALE 1 At J. Green's, Victoria-street, for Ono Month only; the whole Stock reduood to below.Markel Valno, aa the following prices will Bhow:- Ladlea' stays, reduced from 6s lid to 2a 64 (slise, 21 to 28 lnohes), with Whalebone Btlffenlnßs j liafiios' Chemises (soiled from beinc In tha win dow), reduced from 7s Sd to 6s Sd-hnndsoinoij embroidered and gooa oalioo. Mothers, re member boat Violet Powder and Fnllor'a Earth, reduced from 3d to Id per packet; large le ' pockets Violet Powden at Sd: large barrels Oi Vuller'B Eartb, reduced from IB to 9d per barrolj Boyß' small Bizad Straw Hats, reduced from Oi to 63: Embroidety, from 2}d yard; all Em broidery seJUtiK at rednced prices; eood Blankets, large elies. rednced from sib 6d to ißa 8d: Double Widih Sheetinsr. rednoed from 18 8d to is 2d per yard; Bed-tloK, reduced from 7d to 4id, all wool; Flannel, redncodta SSid yard; Btont Blaok Velveteen, reduced (rep 6d6d to 2a °dper yard; Good Black Luakre.reduced to 9id:Mens- Cotton Sookß 3}d per pair; L.W. Socks. lOd per pair; Towels, reduced from 6d to ttdeacli; extra long Towels, reduced to lid, worth Is la; Brown Turkish Towels, reduced from l» 6d to Is 2d; Laoe falls, reduced from le 6d to 9d eaoh; Calico, Sd yard; orlnollnee. worth 3s 6d, rednoed tp 4A; also snltable for makins fly catches, fancy baskets, &o.; Fompadoni Ribbon, rednoed from 9d to 2d a yard. Bale oommenoeß Saturday, Bth September, and endt 7th Ootobor. For One Month Only. —J, GRKEN, 85. Vlctorla-etreet,—A full assortmenl ot Ladies' Underclothing all at reduced prtoea Night Dresses at Ss oaotu-J. GRBBN, 85, "vlotorla-atroot



FITT-STREET WESLEYAN B,iNB O? HOPK. An Knterta'nmmt, to o^lebrate the Third Annlrorsury ol tno above, will bo hold In the Upper Sohool-room TUIB (FridBy)EVENING. To commenoe at 730 Admission :-Mombera under 11, 3d; all others, fid. •A. iSfc */7 k& V* w *W TODSE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. An Emergent)? Mostlne of this Lodge will be held In tho un go-room, Freemasons" Hall, Princes-etreet. TU-MOrtROW KVKNINO,ftt7orolootc. All Masons are invited. By order of the R.W.M, K. WRIGHT, AotinK Secretary. BUNDIGO UNITED GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). An KxtrnorMnary General Meeting of share holders of tho Ueadigo United Gold Mining Company (Limited) will bo hold at the Office of tbe Company. No. 20. Now Zeal&ad Insuranco Buildings, Auckland, on SATURDAY, 16th September, 1882, at II a.m. Business: To pasa a resolution to wind up and d(eprm) of the property ol the Com pany, ano appoint a Liquidator. ROBERT HORNB, Secretary. Auckland, September 6,1882. INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH. A Meeting ot Footballers will hn held In the Waltemata Hotel on MUNDAY, the 18th fnet.. at 8 o'olocfe p.m.. for the pnrpone of Selection a Team for tho Return Mitch agMnßt New South Wales, on the 3rd Ootobor. WM. BIBBIN, Hon. Seo. Gazette in Bankruptov# IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NOHTHKKN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter ot <• The Debtors and Cre ditors Aot, 187G," and tho Boveral Aota amending tho same, and of the Bank ruptcy ol Jimhb Kelly, ot Tanranga, In tho Provincial District Of Auckland, New Zealand, Coach Proprietor, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby glyon that at the first moot ing of the Creditors of the Bald James Kelly, held at the Buildings of the Bnpreme Court honee, Wden-Btreet, Auokland, this dap, at tho hour of 12 o'clock noon, Arthur Dunbebin Bennett, ot Auckland, a Csrtlflcated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was eleoted the Creditors' Trnsteo ot the property of the said Debtor; and that tho said Arthur Unnbebbln Bennett has Blgnlfled to me. In writing, his aooeptanoe ot the Trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this lith day ot Sep tember, 1882. I HBNRY 0. BREWBR, Registrar. MMBBS RUBSKLL, DBVOSE, & OOOFSK, Bbortland-dtreet. Anokland, 1 Kolloltorn for tho JJobtor. New Teas. TCT" E W SEASON'S TEAS. A FUBTHER aniPMENT OF NEW SBABON'fI QPREAD "CIAGLE rpEAS (In Haltohkbts and Boxes). ITaving come to hand per b.b. Hero (transhipped ox 8.8. Hungarian), and being advised ot other Shipments now doe at Mel bourne, I am prepared to qnoto at Lowest Rates," BAMPLES FOE LIQUORING ON APPLICATION j JOHN BUCHANAN, CffflTOM-HOUSB-SXItEEr, 1882-3 T |E^ gi 1882-3- We have received our SECOND SHIPMENT by tho Rlngorooma, fruiu Sydney, transhipped ex Ganges. 3148 PACKAHES, . .-. Consisting: ot EXTRA CHOICE KAISOWS Si CHOICE & MEDIUM CONUODh Q Of neat twisted even leaf, and very strong and rich flavour. Also, 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDAKIN SCENTED ORANGE PEKOE. The above,with abont 2000 PACKAGES OF FINEST QUaUTiES (Balanoe of First Paroelh And 800 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND DAKJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a very Rare Selection to boy ere. Our Poochow odrrospontionte Inform ns that seven-tenths ot last shipment was scoured at EXCEPTIONALLY CIIEAP RATES, And we are determined to give our clients the VVUt BENEFIT OP THIS. l. p. wisp* & c a Hews Tka. REW'a TEA HEWS TBA REWBTBA BKwItBA RKW3 TKA iron KSW-S THA RKWS TKA RKwl TBA BKWB TKA FLAVOUR. REWB TBA RKWS TKA RBW'S TEA S3s»:' ■.- gRRg* RKW*B TEA BTRENBTH, HBW'S TEA RBW'B TEA RttW'S TBA RBW;aTBA FOB REW'STEA • KKW'S TKA . RKWS TBA RBWBTBA QUALITY, BBW'a TBA BBW'a TBA HEWS TBA mzm OANNor gssssg REWSTEA EXOEIXED. RE W 8 TEA REWSTJCA RKWaTKA City TaA ]^[akt, VIOTOBIA-BTBBET. •' JNDIA AND h CHINA TBA WARE -96, VICTORIA-STKEET. NOTICE. Ab I have been appUed to In nrtnttk* fora person or persons tracing nnder tnn •(•■«_• fiwhiteheja andO).;"" QfeenXeeWorfSan^ vasaar's situation, I Jeg to announce teat my only partner is my wife and at preoenl say only plaoe ot bußinose Is at 35, Viotoria-etreet. bettii known aa the "India aod China Tml wiiST honse." ware- N^l-gSSS^SSSV""BO"- A Rettootion o» 3d. Wft. on lib, Parobm. "BERTIE BAVKRNA" hams and bacon. Quality Splendid, , Prime Outs, 1/ V ft. Terms Canh. Leaa by the Side. ; Blend Teas. s Pbiobs Cdbrknt. • OHOIOBBT POKK BROKKN PAN7ONQ , CONOOU. Thta.Tea for value In the onp la ; worth ponce per pound more money. . Price, la 6d per lb. ' A SPIiBNDID DARJKRI.ING FLAVOURKIJ MIXTORK; arnarante-d a blend o( Pum • India asd China Teas. Price, 1/8 lb I "TBASXTBAOBDIKAKYI- The ready salo this Tea oommanda proves It worthy f the name. Vrice, 2/per lb. ; ,'VERY RICH DBKP BROWN ¥BA. A oomblnauon ot some of the pokess tn« BTKONGBBT. and the HIGHEST FtAYODKBtt I Teas Imported. Prico. 3/ pSlb^ [ Owing to the Hoavy Stoofc of SIFTINGB in London and Ifooohow, and she desire to maS room for farther shlpmente, the nnderslOTod ' will call tha balance of hli present Btoot nf S Puaa oaiNA sibtings Rt "tODOni BWM: « }. (aualltrnndenlaWe^ .I B>.2 n>l>«Bl* 'f 'Fkedk. . 95j V ICTOitIA-S'i;R«:KIP,