LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[rkuter's catu/euiums."!

THK CZAR'S VISIT TO MOSCOW. ST. PETERSBURG, September 21, Intelligence is to hand tbat the Czar has reached Moscow, and has received a great ovation from the people. It now transpires that . the object of His Majesty's visit to Moscow is to attend the Exhibition now being held there, and not, as was supposed, for the coronation ceremony. i LONDON, September 21. COMMERCIAL. Consols remain at 100 J. New Zealand loans unchanged. The Hank reserve is £11,800,000. Bank rate remains at 5 and market rate at 4J per cent. Colonial broadstufl's dull at last quotations, Thore is a good demand for hides, and full prices are obtainable. Australian tallow ia firm. ' At to-day's wool salo less demand was experienced and prices were occasionally easier. Tho catalogue comprised 11,400 bales ; 22,250 bales have been withdrawn frsra sale since the opening sale?. The cricket match between Shaw's Eleven and tho Australians, whi.hwns con cluded yesterday at the Oval, ended in a draw.

DAMIETTA SHELLED BY THE FLEET

The Garrison Yield.

(RKUTER'S -ELK-RAMS),

ALEXANDRIA, September 21. Tho British ironclads have commenced to shell fort Ghcmiteh at Damietta. Later. ALEXANDRIA, September 21. Major-General Sir Evolyn Wood has been ordered to proceed with three regi ments to Damietta to co-operate with tho iloet in the assault on that place, Reports to hand state that Abdellad has left Damietta for Cairo, and that the rebel garrison has now yielded.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

xHAMES, thia day.

SIiAKEMABK_T.— Imperial: sellers, 9s. Caledonian: sellers, 12s. Queen of Beauty : sellers, 25s 6d; buyers, 23s Cd. Golden Crown, last night: lis Gd; sellers, lis; buyers, lis. Bright Smile, last night :2s to 2s 3d ; to-day, 2s; sellers, 2s Id; buyeis 2s.

Tbe Bbioht Smile broke down the leader in the stopes yesterday, and obtiv ned liolbs. picked stono. CaLBDONIAN.—In driving on the speci men leaders recently cleaned out, at Wo, 2 level good dal)3 and blotches of gold is showing in the roof ot drive for ten feet in length. Strong gold is also .bowing in tho same loaders in the bottom winze, which is down about 23 feet. It is the intention of the manager to sink winze about 50 feet, and then open out an immediate level from the shaft.

THE AUSTRALIAN FOOT BALLERS V. DUNEDIN.

Tins-match was fixed for to-day. Wc shalliseue extras reporting the progress o the game.

We extract the following from the "Pall Moll Uazette-':--" The ' Guardian' is a good deal alarmed at the formation of a new society within the Church of England, calling itself 'The Catholic League,' the doctrines of which are a* much ' i_»advance' of those of the Snglish Church Union ua tho Union itself is of the average opinion of the clergy, The chief objects of the League, it appears, arc to restore the use of incense, masses for the dead, and Mariolatry, and to found 'a Brotherhood of tho Common Life,' cr association of vagrnut preachers who aio 'to propagate the Gospel of Christ in tho highways and byways, free from the constraint of custom and stiffness of recognised formulas.' That tho 'Guar dian ' should be alarmed at the appear ance of this tropical plant in the once trim and homely garden of the Established Church, and should be startled into a com pari-On of Ritualism to the Revolution, which, like Saturn, devoured its own chil dren, is not surprising. 'Ihe matter for remark rather is that thd world at large has become so indifferent to ' Catholic Leagues.' A quarter of a century ago the formation of a new 'Romanising' society would havo thrown not ooly sincere Churchmen, but the general public, into a perfect fever of ex citement. Since then the Church, and especially its most ' advanced ' members, have developed an unprecedented zeal and achieved In a certain sense great triumphs, But, on the other hand, Gallio his become more indifferent than ever. The gulf between the Church and the world is widen ing very rapidly. It conld not well be otherwise, for th6y are both moving faßt, and precisely in opposite directions."

WOl_r__ AKOMATIO SOHIKDAM SOHNAFPS.Of ndnoe the deatrnotlon and prevent the tm proper use of their wrappers and labels, and thus further protect the Pnblle against fraud and deception, have enoloaed In the wrapper-, or under the label on the quart bottles, ainoe Ist October, 1878, and continue to enclose in kvbp.v DAY'S PAOKINO THBOOOHOUT THK YEAR THREE „l ORDERS, which aro drawn upon the undersigned, and whloh will be cashed by them on presentation. To secure these Gifts, the Publio muat be careful to ask for, and accept nothing but, the Gsmrnra Udoi.pho Wolfi. s Schnapps, with our name upon the top label, M, Mobs & Co. Wynyard Lane. Sydney.

MR SAMUEL JAGGER AND THE PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL.

fADVEBTISEMfiNTj

To the Inhabitants op Auokland, especially the City West and its suburbs,—l beg to notify that having received information from Mr Samuel Jagger (through hia traveller) that he did not caro to serve me with ale, because I am drawing four different ales, on account of which ho is afraid the nlea will go bad. and his espe cially would get a bad name— thi3 followed up by putting a pointed question to Mr Jagger personally—if ho objected to serve mo, to Bend hia olerk with my account up to date, which ho did, and which I have settled forthwith, I therefore state he had no right to qostion how many ales I ohooso to draw, and if tho time comes when my ales should go bad, then will bo the time for him to complain and bo afraid. I auueal to those who patronise my house, whether it ia a fact the Prince Arthur draws as sound and good ales, according to ita qualitiea, aa any honae In town. I appeal to him or any brewer I havo dealt with theao laat eight yoar_, whether It ia a fact thoy havo no more bad returns from my cellars than any houso in town. If tho above are facta, and I can prove them to be so, why should a monopoly created in tho person of Mr Samuel Jagger attempt to crush free trado of this particular article in tho person of your humble servant of tho Prince Arthur 1 Because, ladies and gentlemen, I anticipate, ho haa a motive for this objection ot hia in my drawing four ales. It 1b thia i I having used, his ale so long a time, my ouatomora havo acquired a pal ate for his alo, that the withdrawing it from, my house will also withdraw some of my customers to those houses in the immediato vicinity ho is more interested in. Upon theao grounds I ask tho sympathy and continual support of my patrons, to support me against abase attempt on tho part of Mr Samuel Jaggor to coerce mo or frighten me into the action of taking no oth«r ale but his; henco his cunning and covert threat ho did " not care to serve me with hia ale." I beg to state also, my cellars are cold, clean, and dry, and, by keeping four different ales so far without complaint from my ens tomers, together with the confidonoa I feel, and tho experience I have had in the management of tills particular article, my ceUara are capable of keeping good bodied ales any moderate length of time winter or summer. Mr Samuol Jagger is afraid, it Booms, his alo will go bad under my management-that his ale wont keep good in my ceflar-vory well;. I plead you, the public to act aa judge and jury betwtosUbjad .me ond try us now at your impartial tribunal. Call and t-ste my ales. I refer yon to the ales I have now on draught See and taste fofyour -elves the following j-Keast and .McCarthys Dunedin XXX, Seccombe and fcon s XXA, nna Whitaon and Son's XXX ; and I feel the ins met of people, who are always willing to ainpportt ho weak againac the strong, will, in this mstoni c, and wito every confidence I. haye in:your sound judgment-your verdict wfll.be, my plea,lß proved. Allow mo to remark in conclusion, the ales I have just mentioned above, if blended with each other, make a celebrated and well known London beverage called two ales.—lam, ladies and gentlemen, your obedient servant, Hubert Oram.

September 22nd, 1882.

THE AUCKLAJSU EVKNUSe STAK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 83.



Wanted. \r_T .'. NI'ED, Improvers for bench work " v al. oaa Krran. Boy ,—Bpsb Boot Factor] Dnrhr-m-strcot fjast. WANTED, nt once, good Carpenters. s?. N. Horsloy, Builder, O'ts'oll-slree Ponsonby. ____________ WANTED, good Bushmen.-: 4 pply M T, Young- y_nc/ Paper Shop, Grej Btreet, 4£7"ANT* D, two House Carpenters. ---»t Apply to F. Dudor, Builder, Nort -here. WANTED, for Waitoa, a Marriei Coupl. who understand farm work.- Apply Clark and gang. ANTED, a Boy to look after a Hora and make himself generally useful. ---[ .^pply to John Smith, Now Caledonia Hoiol, %&/ ANTED, an intelligent Boy as Ap TV preutico to tho Watchmaking.—JHK Star Offloe. WANiJtD, a Young Woman, to mak herself generally ueeful.-Apply Mr Sparjo, Newton-road, a fow doora from Kara utthttue-road. i%7 ANTED, a strong, willing Lad as ai ! T t Apprentice to thß Baking Bu»lneB8.- Aoply lir John dam., Uueon-street Wharl between 1 and 2 o'olock on Monday. ; t\7 ANTED, a strong active Lad, t » V asaliit ln tbo bakehouse and go out wit] cart.—Apply to C. Stone, Baker, West Queen Btreet. WANTED, a Man to Milk, aud niaki himself gonerallv useful.—Apply afta 11 o'olock on Monday, to John Lamb, 35, Quoen .troi<t. __ *a/ A NTI2 D, a first-Glass Tallor'i r ¥ Machinist for tho oountry.—Apply, fron 6 to 7 o'olock on Saturday evening, at Mn Klsiiioro's Registry, ahortland-atreot. WANTED, for Mangonui, Sawyer foi head of breakdown.—Apply Auoklanc Timbor Company (Limited). H 7ANTED, a good steady Driver.- Apply at onco to Oeorgo Wilton, N'olaon-atrogt. WANTED, Two Good Cnrpenters.- Apply to Mr H. Pitts, Butlaer. Devon port. VV" ANTED, strong Boy, about 16, attend » T shop and uaoful, ucomtomod to tho bnslnesa preferred.—aoott and Co., bootmskera, __________ _i I*7 ANTED, for country, Good Black- T T smith for general work; must be good horse-Bhoor.—Auokland Timber Co. (Limited). WANTEDZMan to drive a Hansom, who oan do little rough riding.—Apply to Mr Lcndrum. WANTED, Three Smart Boys.—Por- ter'a Bowling Saloon. . \\ ANTED, An Assistant Milliner.— t T Apply to the Misses MoLnughlin, Short land-atroot, Auckland. WANTKD, a Hati"dy~Fimls_n_-that ctn dig land, out bush, and erect a ieooe. —Apply to D. 11. MoKenzle. Fort-street. 'ok/ANTED, a good General Servant; V V must be a good cook,—Ponsonby Olub Hotel. V*/ANTED, a Boy for country.—Apply T V R. Hlndley'a Store. College Road. %J_J ANTED, a good ueneral Servant.— > t Apply, Mra Frazer, Saltabarj-stroor, Parnoll, WANTED, two or three good men ac ouatonied to work ln brickyard.—Apply Archlbala'a Hriok Works, Whan. VVANTBD, a Cook; reforencos re s' t quli od.—Apply to Mrs Murray, Brighton Road, itemnerc. \h! ANTED, arespectablo Girl about 17. y, V -Mrs VI. H. Smith. Alma Villa, Lower Vlncont-Btreet, WANTED, a first-class Fish-smoker; alsiG clean Boys for openlngjoysters ; none but first-class hands need apply,— .lark's Auokland laundry, back Woodbine Cottage, Grey-street. , WANTED, a steady man to milk and ■■>..- mako hlmseif useful. — J, Maxwell. Hmoher, Kreeoian'a Bay. iu/aNTED, a good Female Cook.— »J Aoply Nevada Hotel. \V ANTED, a Boy.-Apply to Quigley, ii Cooper, W oat Queen Btreot. WANTED, a steady Man used to hotel work.—Apply for addrosß at Btar oflloe. \\f ANTED, two Pick and Shovel Men, U and two smart Lads; good waxes.— Mechanic-' Bay Briok. ard. WANTED, two Vouog Meu ablo to milk well.—Apply to Mr John Lennard, Three Kings. T^T"ANTED, a smart Boy.—Apply, be i 7 twaon 12 and 1 on Monday, to Peacock, BhorHand-Street, opposite the Pot-olilop. WANTKD KNOWN-Girls' Coloured Btooklnge, 6d; Straw Hats, 9d; Laco Necklet". 6d Brennan.. footof Vlctora-street. WANTED, Apprentices to Ihe Dress and Habit-maslng. Cutting and fitting taught from commencement of aoprentloeiihlp. —Apply to Mrs AtklnaoD, Upper Qneen-atreot. WAN TED, Apprentices to tho Dross maklnK. — Mrs Gouiley, Dreeamaker. IJower Vinoent-Btreet. \XT AN TED, lor barque Kapido~2 A. 8. rr and 2 Od.—Apply o& b.ord to-morrow, joforo 11 a.m. __ WANTED, two respectable young men Boarders ln a quiet family, where no sthers aro kept.—Mrs ueorge Pay no, top of Prankltu Road, tbe third house oif Poneonby Road, on the right hand Bide. .Tj/ANfED, Two Good Assistant Mil f 1 Hnera; none but comp»tem hands need ipply.—Apply botwoen 13 and 2, Milne and -hoyce. CVANTFD, an experienced Draper's I! Assistant. also on Assistant MUUner, [or Qlshor-e. — Apply at Messrs Wm. Mo- Arthur Se Co.'a. WANTED.— Tenders will be receivod by the undersigned until Monday, at 12 o'olock, for making a ditch -bout 2 miles ln length, -"artiouiara on aoplloatlon.—Mercury Bay Timber < ompany, Lit-ito", Foit-trtet. WaKTED,b respectable _irl(aged from 171J8 General Servant—Apply Mra X wen ffm, Alison, North Shore. \\f ANTED, Apprentices to the Clothing Tl Manufacturing. Thennderslgnedhav ing seonred the latest improved maohlnos to jarry on tho industry ln all Its branohes, is ia a position to defy all competition ln nrloea. style, md finish. A rare opportunity for bo. 8 and jirls.—Nell Campbell, Clothing Faotory, Kng land street. Ponßonby. \A7 AB TED, two Men to erect 10 chains * * of Fencing at Kllerell-.—W. Crowther. \STANTED, a strong active Lad j muat It be able to milk well.—Apply to Mr Paton, Kden Hill, Kpßom. .__ VXT ANTED, this important tact known ; ?1 That the Young Lod!eß' Journ*!, Lon don Journal and Family Herald, for thlß and last month, at considerably leae than the usual prloea, at Dampler'a Wakeflald-atreet -hop, \\7 A H TE D, Tenants for Two aix . * roomed Honaea centrally situated, nt North Bhore, within two mlintes' walk of lower wbarf; splendidly finished, and with all capvenlenoe..— apply R. and R. Dnder, VA7ANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Satin Tl Umbrellaa with deep lace. Is 11-: Black Satin, 2a 2d a jard.—Bronnan's, foot of Viotorlq-stre? t WANTED, Tenders for the Erection and Completion ot a Conorete Woll, 190 feet, and a Conorete Tank to contain 3,200 gallons.—Apply to Professor Gußcott. WANTEDTb) a respectable, elderly Man of long experience, a situation as gardener or coaohman; canmonoge oowsand other Btook if required.-Apply BTAU Offloe, Auokland. i IST ANTED -The Customers of Monro VV and MUligan to know that they are now prepared with a full and choioe aaf ortmen« of Tweed'i and Drapery Goods is all departments for the coming season. WANTED, by a Young Gentleman recently arrived, to correspond with Genteel Young Lady, with a. view to matrimony, age 21, Bmall capital, with fair prospects — Address, enolosing photo, to AB, Hiab Offloe. N.B —i-trlctest privacy. WANTKD, immediately, an airy Bed room for a lady (wtaose hnabind Is travelling) until after her confinement, three or f onr months; suburbs of Auokland or at North Shore; terms must be moderate. — CT, _tab Offlce _, V. LISTED K.NOWN, that "Mrs Ma- V* burn'a Twin-," tho new book by the author of "Helen's -tables," may be had at I Wayte'a tor 18. 3d. W' ANTED, 5,0.- more wieinoers to join tho At «.hriatmas Club at 1b per week. Opens on Soptember 2!rd, ot Simon-. Wynd hain Hoaae. vVyndham and Chapel-Btreeta. »»; ANTED &NOWN-Thai. theAmefi- Vt can Novel, " Demooracy,', whloh haa croated a great sensation both in Kngland and Anierloa, may be had at Wsyte'a for Bd. WANTED, a constant supply of Good Corned Butter— Apply Meroury Bay Timber Co.. Fort-street (next door to D. H. MoKcpzle'. ANTED to Let, a Furnished Bed room to a rasoeotable Female (with or without board), within three minutes' walk of 1 Poit-offlcf.—For a*dre?a apply Btar Ufflce. xkf ANTED KNOWN.Sthat instalments Vt upon Sowing Maohiiicß must be paid promptly.—W. C. Dennea, Depot, Qneen-atreet ANTED RNUWN, a Perfect Cure and the ordy preventative sgaloßt Sea sickness.— Apply Professor GtUßSoott, Ameilcau Herbalist. Bhurtland-etreet. - \ \r anT.-D KNOWN—Ladies' Corl-t-, Vt 23 3d : Ladles Drawerß, la 6d ; Laoiua' Chemises, la o..—Brennan's, Victorla-Btreet, near Qneen-street. _ M , a. TED KINOW N, we have too largo V? a Stock Of Oil Skin Clothing, guaranteed nonnd. TO clear some off will sell at 12a a Suit, w immense Bacriflco.-I. Phillip?. Qneen-street. Wanted, the purlic •_ -R X) OO TO B 5J | % GOODSON'EI § = S & LONDON ARCADE, "• J ■et a-< Queen-Btreet. ggp SSI |3o |_2 _,NO-aooe &2r G°ODBON^ S r,_. w^ 5, SHS5 HS LONDON AKCADB, g. m . . _ Queen-Btreet. So tM J . s \ QOODSON'S LONDON ARC_DK, 118, Qneen-Btreet.



Til O B S ALE. ROCKY NOOK, Mount Roaklll Road-A new and pretty Gothic Cottage, i rooms, tank, Sec ; allotment _0 x 110; pleasantly situated ln Kooky Nook. Price only „260. Q Estate Agent. UCKLAND FttEU SCHOOL OF ART. museum lkoturk room. Wednesdays and Satukdays, 10 to 12, Free Instruction to Pupils Iboth sexee). All materials aupplled gratnltonaly. „„„.„♦,,„ Condltlone Of admission on application to the ' Inatn,otor' MR, KBNNETH WATKINS. __. -' •' l ':



vVeui (,__). WANTED, a Young Lady to koe »' house for two _c_tlemen.—H. &CR Star Office. WANTED KNOWfI- Coloured Be- Rugß 9a 9t. worth 12s Gd.—Bre_na_. Anchland gouge, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN - A aplendi assortment of French Millinery jus opened at Mad-mo Bottanalil's Hubaou-etrou two doors from Cook-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN-Men's iwee Trousers, 5i lid ; Men's Blue Berg 'I rousera, 5j lid ; Mou'u Tweed Coat-. 15s Gc —Brennan'B. Vlctorla-Btreet. DR-PER'B ASSISTANT. — Wanted Good Hand.—tl. Kendell, Brighton House Grey-etreor. OOT TRADE.—Wanted immediately Flrn.olass Flnl-hora and Machinists oonatant work guaranteed. — AtilMoArthur' Faotory. YOUNG Married I.ady, whoso luisbam Is much from home, wlahea for a yoom lady as Companion, and to anslßt her in th houaa. Small aalary, but comfortable homo.- J.H., Stab offloe. A*_\f\(\ —A Gentleman with abov "wUV/V- Capital wiehes to join som Well-established Buslneag.-Apply P.i'.UO- .61 'rO TAILuRS.-Wnuted, Coat Hand I al»o Boy aa Approntioe. — Wllllami Tailor, Victoria-street. _____ r | \0 TAI -OK ..—Wanted, good Tailors. ---l Apply at onco to White & Watltlnson Tallora. Vloioria.troot. 4 GERMAN, who can speak Franc] and English, Is open for a Situation a Gardener; etui milk and toke charge of ahorse —Apply by letter to John Schnur, oaro of Qc vernor Browne Hotel. .<__ INING JfcNtilNKKl. wanted by tin UJL Pioton Coal Mining Co., Limited. Ap plication, acoompanied by testimonials, one stating salary required, to be nent ln by Is* (Jotobor pros. JOHN MB I. IK. Bcorotury, Floton, September. 1882. rp 0 SPLITTERS. WANTED-A quantity of STAVES, suitable for making hogsheads. Kor particulars, apply to NATHAN BARKER, S7. Qaoon-alreot. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. PILOT SERVIC-, PORT OP AUPKhAND. Harbour Board Offloe, Auokland, July 25,1553, Applications will bs received at this Offloe until TUKSUAY. the 3rd OOi'OBKR sext, at Noon, from competent persona wiUlnit to under take to carry on tho Pilot Horvlce of tho Port of Auokland, ln terms of conditions and agree ment to bo eeen at this offloe. The lowest or any application not neoesearlly aooepted. F. E. COMPTON. Chairman. — m^mmm _■__,gwgggg — i , _t To L.ot. rriO LET, Large CoachhoUße and Stable ; I alao. 2-roomed Cottage adjoining.— Apoly, J. 3. Parry, Karargahape noad, opposite Howe- Btteet « O LfcTT, Furnished Bedroom, suitable i for single gentleman.- Apply, 80. Grey- Btreot. r j>o LET, New Six-roomed House, well I furnished and fitted with all conveniences; Bltuated ln Stokes' Road,Mr, Edon; rent, 16s a week. TO LET, a new, wed-Cnisned Bouso of Bl_ rooms, with every oonvenienoo, ln Upper Qneen-etreor.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Kattta Agent. rjlO LET, a Large shop and liemdcucc, A 5 rooms, attuned at Eden Terrace; tho -hop ia ilttod with counter, ahalv.a. Sec. and haa a good well of water and two fireplaces. Rent, 12a 6d por wook,—J. __, Lennox, Estato Agent. ffflO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage,—H. J. X Rlordan, N-Uonßtroat, -car Cook-Btreet. 'pO LET, iv Newton Road, a Four ; A * roomed Houso, with out-house; rent, moderate.—Apply to Mr Bovan, Butcher, New ton Road. rsto LET, ono of those Fine Concrete JL Shops at tho oarner of Pitt and ttrey streets, with cornmodlona Dwelling; water and gas laid on; rent lo«r; this Is tho boat bin mens stand out of Qneou-ntt-ot,—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. rsiO L_T, Shop and Dwelling-house of 4 J_ rooma; gas and water; rent, 17a nor woo_. Apply to Mra Jack, Mount Kden Road. TO tET, Balmain (North Shore), Cot tage ot Vive rooms and 20 -ores good land partly plaited with frnit trees; rent low fo oue or two years.—W. V. Btevona, 187, Queen- Bireet. npo LET, Well-furnished Apartments ; JL also. Unfarnlahed Rooma.—iTor address apply Woodbine Cottage, Oroy-Bt_-ot. • 4 O LET, in .Ponsonby Road, the late I Wraloran P_rßonag., containing six rooms, two register grates, and kitchen range; gas and water laid on.—Apply to J. Morrison, Apphalter, N-wton Koad. '110 LET, at the top of Hohaon-street, a I Lirjo Uroonr'aStiou and Dtrolling, with all flltinga and counters.—Apply at tha Corn ttore, too ot nob-ton-, trcet. npO LET, 2 New Shops, with Dwellings, I. oorner of College Road and Greenwood atroet; runt low.—Apply M. J. _loore, Boot roa--r. Victoria street. ft 0 LET, 2 Rooms, Brighton Road, near 1. Parnell.—Apply to Mrs Hoggins, Brighton Koad. * pO LET, a Houso of 4 Rooms in Pon- JL EOiby, with scullery, nice garden, good woll, eta—Apply Jamea Maxwell, at Hnrat and Co.'s Store, or oornor of John-Blreet, Ponsonby Road. '"fOLETjFive-roomed Cottage in Brighton I Road, Parnoll; rent, 12b.-Sam. Whito, Brighton Road, Parnoll. 'I'O LET, New Shop and Dwelling, good I position, Corner ot Brighton Road and Brown -treat; flrat-olas. opening for general store or bntcher.-D, r, Brans, Batata Agont, Q-oon-Btreet. rp O LET. BT. GKORGK'S BAY ROAD, Parnell. — A Comfortable Slx-roomod Oottogo; largo allot ment ; olose to beach. D. F. EVANS. Fstata -gent. £ _ _T t Commodious Family Residence, now ln oeon patlon of Rev. Mr Edwards, who is proceeding to Hamilton. House contains 10 rooms, wash house wi>h copper, stoic-room. Sec, Sec staad lng ln about _»oro garden, ffia: situate ln a very desirable aud healthy position, splendid viow of tho harbour, &o. (O'Co-neli-Btreot, Ponsonby). D. F. 8V4.N8, Hetate Agent. Qu_o_-Btreo_ O MERCHANTS, LIVIRY STABLE KKHPKRB.ASD OTHBRB REQUIRING LARGE PREMIBKS IN THK CENTRE OF TBE CITY. TO LET OR L-ASK-Thoae extensive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoining the Haymar kot, at present ooouoled by Boston Brothers, Coaoh-bullders, who ore removing to their new premißos in Wakefl-ld-atreet, oppoalte Mesara Garrett Bros. Apply B-STBN BROS,, Durham-street. HOHSE of 7 rooms to Let at North shore, two doors above Judge Mac donold'a, three minutes' walfe from Vlotorla Wharf Apply to A, Benderßon, North Shore; or Henderson and Bpraggon, Cuatom-ho.Bo atraet West.- T4JORTH SHORE—To Let, a very nice JL" Villa R-filenoo on the Lake Road, with 33 aores of Rood land laid do wn ln orrar a. There is a good orohard and garden, and all requisite out-bnlidioKß, and omnibufsea pass the place eight times a-day. Terms moderate to an eligible tenant.—(Jliver Mays. De rapport, X) ORTH SHORE.—Several Houses To JLI Let, ffumlahed and Untarnished ; also. Choice Allotmentii for Sole ln all parts of the distrlot.—Apply. R acdK. Dnder. \J ORTH SHOKE.-T. Let, a very nice 13 6-roome- cottage, near tho wharf .—Apply O. Maya. Davonport. BURNISHED Room To Let in Free tr man's Bay. with or without board.—Apply Mra MoCabe.next to Freeman. Bay Hotel. FFICR TO LET.—Apply at Q.N.L.A. Rooma, Queen-street Libst and Fonno. LOST, on Sunday week, near the Market, a Small Broooh, act with garnets. —Finder rewarded on returning Bame to Mr Trenwiih Boot Factory. WakefleH-atreet Lt Si, in Ponsonby (on Thursday JaU), a bllver Broooh, enamelled and painted on face, and containing a photo, at baok.— Kinder rewarded on leaving pamn at this oftice, !,; UUNII, a Paise containing money.— »' The owner can have tho aaras by apply lng at this offlce. Sj^Oi) M), a Pair of Kid Gloves.—Owner .flj apply this offlce. FWESTY SHILLINGS REWARD.— > Utriyed from Remuora. a Cheatnut Pony, about tl hands high.—Anyone returning to Mr htortlett'fl Remaera. will receive above reward. STRAYEO, from his parents' home, in Upper Lome-strew, a Llttlo Boy, three years Old dreesi-d In red frock.—Any person bringing the child to his parents, or to the Police Sta'lon, will reoelve the heartfelt thanks Of Nathaniel Staffer-. Educational. CIHURCH OF BNGLANB GRAMMAR ; SCHOOL, PARNHLL. The Mloha-lmas term. 1582. will commence on MONDAY. Ootober 2, at 9 a.m. MR. H WELLS, TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN, AND SINGING. Terms: Piano and Singing, fonr guineas; Orgao. Aye guineas. Special arrangements made for Classes. . ■ Address: CITY ROAu. Communications may be left at Bad.'a Musio Warehouse, or at Uptons library. . . m ■ ;



Por Sale. TjlOR SALE," the Top and Windless of. jSj Well o.mplete, and Ironwork of t Batter's Farnaoe Oven complete.—Apply tc Jameißoott, Giooer. Nowton. FUNt) For Sale.—second-hand Piano, rosewood oaee, price £24.— Can to seen a- Thop. H. Webb'*, Hobßon-street, 3 doors f ron Cook-atreet. SJj A-tMONIUM..-Kor Sale, a First ILL olaas Small Harmonlam.walnut case.om stop, ln good order.-Can be Been at Thos. H Wobb's, Uobsonstrjot, 3 donra from Cook street. STUD COMPANY'S SHAKEE FOR SALE. The underßlgned has a parcel of tlie above foi Immediate sale below ourrent rates. A. SAUNDKRS, No. 2, Insurance Buildings. ii OR SALE a Dandy Little "Farm, close i' to Mount Albert, and only a few minutes walk from the Avondale Railway Station. It Is a oorner lot, being junction of twe roads, and contains 8 acres 3 roods 21 perohea. There is a charming view. The land slopot towards Mount Albert, with complete north east aspect, and well sheltered from bleak wlndß. Tbe whole farm Is cleared, ploughod, and has a first-class new wire fence erected, The pinoa la planted with fauoy trees, nnd has three good gates put up. This would make a nice retired spot for a gentleman's reeldeno- Prioe only flO por arro; easy terms it required Title under the Land Tranßfor Act.-Appiy to 1\ Har„iß,Jtig--Btreet._ _*-_{\i% CASH.—For Sale, a good 3&0""" Paying mislnoss, with large profits, Established eight yearn i a good In vestment for enorgetlo man ; Prlnoinala only doalt with.-Adares3oaro"Prlnolpal," Box 153, Poßt-O-loe. gr<Oß SALE, corner ot Sale and Vernon _J streets, two 4-roomed Houses, by weekly instalments,—H. Partington, Houso and Land Agont. F~~ OR SALE, Valley-road, Mt. Eden, 2 largo Building Allotments (100 by 198 ft). ouch grand View and healthy situation.—H. Partington, Bouse and Land Agent. jL/IOR SALK, William-street, off Wei flJ llngton-street, a oomfortable 5-rooraed houso; splendid view and every convenience.— H. I'wtlnioon, House and li.sd Agont,atloh bary'g Uuildlngg. vi U n £) a v E. BOND-STRKKT, off Now North Road-Three Choice nnlldlng Allotment., each S3 x ISO, fenced and cultivated. Prico for tho lot, £70. D. F. EVANS Kstato Agont. Queon-atroot, CI O R SALE -ÜBURN-BTRKET (Kvbor Pasal-Seven roomed House, not qulto finished: wood-shed. good well, Bio.; two sections, o-oh 33 x 99 Fif teen hiluutoa' walk from Qaeen-Btreot, To be had cheap. D. F. KVANS, 575 Estate Agent Ll' O B SALK. MOUNT EDKrr.-Handsomo Villa Residence of 0 rooms, ro , new and thoroughly well finished; fitted with register, oven, cupboards, &c. &o.; otandlng on allotment (fonood) 13 x UO, situated near Mr Batgor'a. 'Huh passes the door, l-rloe only £175. D. F. KVAN3. Kstato Agent, TpOR IMMEDIATE SAL If, CITY R-SIDKNOB. ln moat do»lrable poai-' tlon. viz., Hootla Piaoo. off Upper Queen-street. Houao containsßrooms,exolualvoot bath-room, large waah-honae. lit ted with copper, &o.i all' ln ilr.t class order, fitted (with book oose, register grate. »o, gas fittings and ooaking Btovo, water laid on fix. Situate about 7 minutes walk from Poat-oiilce, Terms: £100 cash, balance at 7 cent, for six years. D. F. EVAN-, Batata Agont, Quoen-strcet Tf» O X SALE. SHKLLY BBAOH ROAD.-Cottage of fonr rooms, scullery. Sec, splondid allotment, 60 by 120. fenced and planted, nice gar-en, near the bcaoh, and magnißoent view of tho harbour This Is a very doslrable property, and owner dotermlnod to sell at onoe. Prloo low. D. F. KVANS. 861 Kstato Agent "I^l O X SALE KLLKRSLIK-Handsomo Villa Rcoidonco containing 8 rooms, pantry. Sec: large bow window. Finished la a Bnperior manner, Kngllßh KaniiO and KegUter Grate, Tank. Gal vanised Iron Utablo. Co-Oh-honse, aad Store: Garden ln cultivation, fruit and ornamental trees. Corner Allotment CO 1115. Two minutes walk from Railway Station on Panmure Road. A really choice little property. Prloo, £160; terms oasy. D. F. KVANB, 653 Kstato Agent. Ijl (J It SALE. MOUNT BDKN. neorToU-bar. Splendid Allotment 99 x 198, oultlvated, with New Cottago of 1 rooms; large Amerioan oook- Ing Stove; good water supply: main road frontage. A nret-olass building alto. D. F. EVANS, Kstatg Agent. i(i O it Sale. ONUHCNGA. MAIN STREET. GOOD FOUR-nOOMHD HOUBK. Shop, baker's oven, oowahod aad stablo; largo oorner aUlotm.nt: am allotment, 20 x 30. with shed. A good paying bakery and grocery business at presont curled on in the promise-. For im mediate salo, as owner Is leaving tho distrlot. Prloe £360. P. F KVANS. Kstato Agent. |ji O X S A L k. PROPERTIES), Large and Small, ln various parts and plaoea, too numerous to advertise separately. See Star Saturday S-pp-B-iknt for a few and more on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every facility given to p uroha-ors. D. F. EVAKS, Kgtate Agent. Qneon-stroet, |p O It SALE. VALLEY ROAD.-Elght Splendid Building Allotments, SO x ISO, votoanlo soil; or sell by one or two aores fronting good road.-_am_ol H Vinson, Valley Road. If O R SALE. ALBERT-STRKKT (near Upoer Qoeen-st.)— Comfortable Verandah Villa,. rooma, aoullery. and book bedroom, stable, towlhouse, good well and nice garden, gas laid In. allotment 33 x 115, Di F. J-VAN-. Kstato Agent. |fl OK IMMEDIATE SALE. GOOD INVESTMBNT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dowa, Bta, Sec; freehold Allotracntfl, eaoh 33 x 90, drained aad fenced. Now lot to good ten ants. Price, £300 eaoh, or £520 for the lot. Bltaate beat -art of Grace-street, Ponssnby. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. . jtm Tffi O R S A L E. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD-Splendld Voloanlo Land—3 Onolco Allotmenta each M x 171, Prloe, £60 each. D. F. KVANS, _____! B|i O R SALE. DRAKE-STRKET, FRKBMAN'B BAY-A really nice House of 6 rooms, ooal and wood shed; gas and water laid on; good position. D. F. EVANB, Estate Agent fIOR IMMEDIATE SALE. SPRING-STRKKT, PONSONBY. - Splendid Building Sites, partly fenced, high ground, ex cellent position. Prloe, only £3 per MO*. Must bo Bold at once. D. F. KVANS. . H state Agent. -|/l O J_ - S A li E. NEWMARKKT. - Very doalrftbio Business Promises, situate ln Kyber Puss, near New market. Also, three Houses and Allotments in same valuable locality.—Full particulars on application to D . *. B „ AN9 . j 551 Estate Agent. A LLOTMBNTS I ALLOTMENTS 11 NKWTON ROAD—Two Flrst-olaas almost Level Allotments, 33 x 89, £132 each MOUNT KDKN-_Dlendld Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrst-clasa Business -Itei; aolot three minutes' walk past Tol bar MOSNT KDJCN—Very desirable Villa Slteß about 68 x 130, at from £100 eaoh ONaHUNGA Two Choico Allotments) £30 eaoh NORTHOOTK—SeveraI Choloe Allotments ln this delightful locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLHBKA-BTRKKT-10xl30, for £100 GRAOE3TRKKT— Very Choloe. at from 15s per toot ST' i AKT-3TRKET—Beautiful VUla.Sltca.at 60s loot SPRING-STRKKT (Ponsonby)-Cheap Building Slteß. 33 x 90. at £42 eaoh PONBONBY ROAD <Bajflold)-One nloe Lot. 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBUKN-STRWKT (Kyber Paaß)-Choloe Building Bltes. nicely planted, good well, and many appliances for building, £130 V. Y. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUSEN-STREET. j (Next "Herald,") | FURE.BttED WHITE LEGHORN] IfOWLa (Imported Stock), prollflo layers, non Bitters, a new kind tn Auckland.—A limited nnmber of egga tor rtnle; nlao fp'.ondld cross bred eggs. Leghorn and Houdan.—Address 5, N.Z. Insurance Buildlngg / \ N S " A L E. 55,000 FIRST-CLASS SLATES, At Low Rates. Also, A CARGO OF BEST NEWCASTLE COALS (Household and; Smiths'), por Prospector. NOW DUE. yf. AND G. WINSTQNE.. .(For continuation see First Page).



-tSooi-Sias-loai. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albei atreetß.—Meeting tor United Prayer will he hel THIS (SatnrdayT KVKNINQ, at 7.30. A Bibl Reading will ba given. Friends ore cordiaJl invited. A BIULK CLASS tor MEN ever Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. qt. Matthews church. —Tc YJ morrow (XVI, Sunday after Trinity) : a,m„ Holy Communion; 11 a.m., Mornio Prayer and Sermon ; 3 p.m.. Baptisms: 6 3 p.m., Kvenlng Prayer, Lecture by Inoumbeni "idolatry. Past and Pretent"—ll. "To-day." ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-a a.m. Holy Communion: ll a.m„ Morning Prayei j Litany, and Sermon; 6.30 p.m., Evening Prayo | and Sermon, "Trust in Ood." PI.T-STReET WESLEY Al CHURCH .-Morning at 11, Rev. W. J [ VVatkin; Evening at 6.30. Hey. A. Reid. ST, JOHN'S vVESLKYAN'CHUKCH Ponsonby.—Morning at 11, Rev. Thorns Buddie; Evening at 6,30, Rev. W. J. Watkin. GRAFTON ROAD WESLEYA* OHURCH.-Morning at 11. Rev. Q. Bond Kvenlng at C.30. Hey. VV. C. Oliver. ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Mornlng at 11, Mr CheeßOman; Kvonini at C.30. Hey. w. G. Paraoneon. DEVONPORT WESLEVAJP CHURCH.-Mo.nlng at 11, Roy. W, G Porsonson ; Kvoalng at 6.30, Rev, Geoigo Bond WELLESLEY-STREET BAPTIS. CHURCIL-Sunday. Sent. 24-Rev. A Rold will proaoh at 11 a.m, in the Chapel Paator Thomas Spurgeon In the Kvenlng, in th< Choral Hall. MUUNT EDEN BAPTIST CHURCH —Mr W. Bamford, Kvangollst, conduoti Bervloea To-morrow-MornliiK at 11, Kvenlng a 0,80. United MKTHODIST FKJKI CHURCH, Hitt nnd Viuoont-stroeta.- Sunday Sorvioos, Soptomber 21—Morning at 11, Rev. T. Hodgson; Kvenlng at 6 30, Mr G-, Homns. KIMITIVE MttTttOuiST CHUROH, Alexandra-street.—Morning at 11, Rev: W. 8. Potter; Kvenlng at 6.80, Rev. W. S, Potter. S" ERVICES in tho Primitive Methodist Sunday Sobool-room, Upper Pitt and Kdwin-stroetg.—Afternoon ot 3, Roy. W. Si Potter; Kvenlng at 6.30. Mr Thompson. TH RAIN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE J? MKTHODIBT CHUROH.-Dlvine Service wUI be hold in tho above Chnroh To-morrow— Morning at 11. Kvenlng at 8.30. Key. J. Guy. CONGKEGATIONALCHURCII, ~Si» ford-street,—Tho asnalServices will be con ducted To-morrow at 11 am. and 6,39 p.m., by the Pastor, tho Rev. J. Robertson, M. A. THK Kev7l3r~;__cTcod~w7il preach~at Devonport Church To-morrow, at 11 o'olook morning ond 8 30 o'clock evening; also at the Lake at 3 o'oioolc. ABBOTT'S Or-ERA HUUBK.-Geo, a. Brown will l-eoture on Sunday night, at 6 30. Subjeot, "Sorlcture Teaohingon the future, or tho 'Survival of the Fittest.'" Morning iiervloe at tho Temperanoe Hall. /IHIUSTADKLPHIANS meet in the V_y Carlton Academy, Hobaon street, every flrst day of the week for breaking of broad at 11 _.m.: Sunday-Bohool at 3 p.m., and Bible Class at jjjjO p.m. THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SKRVICK3, undor the oonduot of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Kvonlug, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Beat- -Too. OU «T ALBERT NEW WESLEYAN OHUROti. OPENING SERVICES AND SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY, Sbmembeb 21.1882. Roy. T. Spoß-kon will proaoh at 11 am.; Rev, AiBXANDKB Reid ot 8 p.m.; and Hsv. W. G. Pausonsok at O.SO p.m. A BOIItHK will be held on TUKSDAY KVKNINQ, Beptenber 2C. Tea at 0, mooting at T, at which Roy. A. Rbid will give somo remlni-ccnoes of recent travels, W, TnOB_E, Kbq„ will preside. Musical Seleotlons will bo rendered by tho Choir. A 'Bus will leave the Union Bank at 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday ovonlng, returning after tho moot ing. iU.-~bI.UK- * LPttA CRICKBT CLUB.-'lhe 2nd £_ Annual Mooting of tho above Clab will be hold ln tho Club-room, Wellosloy-itrcot Baptist Rchool.TaiS (SATURDAY) KVKiMING 23rd Instant, at 7 o'clock. A foil attendance Is rcqueited.-THKO. G. DKWAR, Hon, See. VJT. PAUL'S CHOlß.—Special Practice l_> TO-NiaHl'.ftt 7.30 p.m. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. Tho ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held In the Museum Bnlldlngß, Hrlnceß-street, on MO ID AY, the 2-th instant, at 7.30 p m., when in following papers will bo read :— 1. New Species ot Golooptera, by Captain T. Brouu, M.K.B. 2. On Two New Planartans from Auokland Harbour, by T. F. Cheeeoman, F.L.n. 3. Shakspeare and Kupbulsm. by J. Murray Mooro, M.I). T. F, OHKKSKMAN, Seoretary. & ~# T ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. Tbe Regular Monthly Mooting of thia Lodgo »U1 be held 1» the Lodgo-room, Freemason-' Hall, Prlnces-streoi. on MONDAY BVKNINS JJIfXT. September 25th, at 7.30 o'olook. All Masons ere invited, By order ot the R.W.M, K. WRIGHT, Aotlng Secretary. "DE-UNION OF OLD COLONISTS. With a view of ascertaining the names of ill those who aro -till alive that arrived In tho jhips JANK f-IFFOKD and DUCHKBB OF ARQYLB, I am requested by the Ro-unlon Oommlttoo to aas. all parties who arrived by those vessels to bo good enough to communicate with me, giving iho Dames and number of ioßOondnnts. together with such Information as thoy may bo pleased to altord, aleo tho names of partlea applying (or tickets of atmlsalon to the Banquet, to take place on tho oth Ootobor, 1382. J. J. CRAIG, Hon. fioo. N.B.—A Committee Meeting will bo hold on MONO AY KVKNING, September 25th instant, at half-past 1 o'clock, at Canning's, All persons desirous of assisting the above would bo wel come to attend. Comineroe-Btreet, September 19tb, 1682. iUCKLAND VOLUNTEEIR ENGINEERH. A Meeting of the above Company will bn held at the Drltl-Bhedon MONDAY KVENINO next, 29th, at 7.50 o clock, when buslnees of Importance will bo brought before the meeting. W. ANDKRBON. Captain Commanding. rjpHOSE persons who nave kindly con- B sented to take part In the Conoort to be held ln oonneotlon with tho Exoolsior Lodge, N.Z.0.G.T., are requested to attend a Praottoe to ba held at tbe residence of Mrs Goodaohro, Ponaonby. noxt WKDNKBDAY KVKNING, 27th Instant.—A. O. Mioklo. W.B, Excelsior Lodge. y.Z.O.Q.T. Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of BKNJAMIN CLIFTON PAUL, ot Whangarei, Plumber. Creditors who have not already dono bo are requested to provo their Claims with mo on'or before THURSDAY, the 28th instant, when a first and final Dividend will be payable THOI MAOFFARLANK. Supremo Court, Auckland, September 21,1882. INew Teas. " TNDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE- X HOUSS. 95, VICTORIA-STREET. NOTICE. is I have been applied to in mistake (ora person or persona trading under the style of ' Whitehead and C 0.," Queen-street, for a oan vaßsor's situation, I beg to announce that my only partner la my wife and at present my only Slaoe of bußines- la at 95, Vlotoria-street, better nown as the " India and China Tea Ware house." NO. I -PURK BROKEN PKKOK AND SOU- J- OHONG BLKND at 2/2 ¥ lb. NO. O-PURK POUOHONG AND DAR & JKBUNG PKKOK BLKND at 2/6 . U). NO. 6-PORK PKKOK SOUCHONG O AND OHOIOKST DARJEK LING BLtND at 3/ V m. A Rao-Orion OF 2D. _) lb. ON 12D>. PARCELS. "BKRTIK SAVKRNA" BAMS AND BACUN. Quality Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/ _> lb. Terms Caßh. Less by the Side. ]B> le n d Teas. Priors CcnnitNT. CHOICKST PURK BKOKKN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value In the oup is worth ponoe per pound more monoy, Price, 1b 8d per lb. A SPLKNDID DARJKELING FLAVOURKD MIXTURK; guarantend a brend of Pure India ar.d China Teas Price. 1/8 lb. " TEA KXTRAORDINARY l" lho roady Bale * thia Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of high cured first crop India and China Teas; win Improve with lengthened brewing in the pot, and prove itself an economic i hlgh-olßßs Family Tea. Price, 2/6 per lb. ,'VKRY RICH DKKP BROWN TEA. A combination ot some of the pob-Bt, the BTBonobst, and the bichkst flavoured Teas imported. Prico, 3/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stock ot SIFTINGB ln London and Fooohow, and tbe desire to make room for farther shipments, the undersigned will Ball the bslanoo of his present atook of PURE CHINA SIFTINGS at ' " *8. nD, PER LB. (quality undeniable). * ~ Fkedk, Whitehead, qk yiOTORIA-STRKET;'



J Public in oucea I TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEA T JL ZKALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. - No. 8,771. - Between JOSEPH HOWARt )- Plaintiff, and THOMAS HKNRY MABIt •8 Defendant. c I hereby give notloe that, under a Writ otfiei *U facias duly lsanod out of this Honorabi t, Court, in the above aotion, the Eatate an interest of the above-named Thomas Henr Mabin, as owner of tho fee simple ln all tho , piece ot Land in the Provlnolal Distrlot c :, Auokland. ln the Bald Colony, oontalnlng Fight r Acres, situated in the Parli-h ot Kaukapakapc ln the County of Mareden, and being Souther; S Portion of Allotment Number Seventy-sever j have been takoh In execution at the Snlt of th '• above-named Plaintiff; and that tho same wll be Sold by me, at my offlce. Supreme Conn houso, Auokland, on the expiration of On i Calendar Month after the first pnblloatioi hereof, to wit, MONDAY, the sixteenth day o . October next, at 12 o'olock noon, unless th i Debt and Costs be sooner paid: and tha ; TBOMAS COTTKK, of Shortiand-Btreet, Auok land, is the Solloltor for the Exeoution Creditor I Dated thia sixth day of September, 1882. g 1 HENRY CLAYTON BIIKWKR. ! Sheriff of tho Dißtriot of Auokland. ' ,4 NNUAL EIGHT H O T7rl I A. DKMONSTRATION. r ELECTION OF DELKGATKS. '• In aocordanoo with a ltesolutlon paseed b_ 9 the Delegated of the last Hlght Houra Demon . Btratlon, viz,,'' That tho Delegates be appointee not later than Boptember this year, and that ; j oall them together," I would respeotfnUy re t quest eaoh Society, Trade, and Section of tht Working Classen to Blent Two Delegates ') Hit ■ MONTH, and forward their names to me, s( , that I mar call them togothor at the tarllesi . onport-nltv. I will be glad to furnish an; , furthor information required a my shop, , corner of Darby and KUiott-stroeta G. W. HKSLOP, Chairman. '■ ROBINSON'S 130YAL "OAKING OUVVDER, , In Tins, _lh, la j lib., 2s, THK BK3T AND CHEAPEST MADE. TRADE (•<Crown") MARK. To be had of Qrooers and Provision Dealers, or the maker, J. W. ROBIWBON, ohkmist and druggist, Manuka. Road, Pabnkix. I?STATE OF WILLIAM MAcKUNE, G_ OF DRAKE-BTRKET, GROCER, DE OKASKD. All parsons having olaims agalast above ea tate are requested t> lodge same at the otllooe of the undersigned, on or before 31st Inßtant, and all persons indebted to said Kstato are re quired to pay the same forthwith, either to the Exeoutrlx or to DIGNAN & ARMSTRONG, . a, - , ,^ Solicitors to the Katate. 4 and S. Imperial Chambers, Vuioan Lano. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. —Notloe Is hereby given that the Part nership hitherto existing between Richard Johnston and Kd win Belcher, lately carrying on business aa Brlokinakora at Waikomitl, has this day been Dlsaoived by mutual consent, AU Debts owing to and by the said firm will be received and paid by Rlohard Johnston, who will in future carry on the business on his own acoount. /BOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. Notioeia hersby given that the Offlooof the Council haa been removed to No, 36, N.Z. In surance Buildings. Auckland, and that Mr Thomaa Seaman has been appointed Clerk to the County Council, ba place of Mr John J&mes, resigned. OLIVaR MAYS, Chairman. Auokland, September 22,1832. POTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORES, white, hard, and darablo aa silver, and vory cheap. Shipment ex Ling stone now open.—Wholesale and Retail Direot Supply store, 313, Queen-street. GLASS BHADES AND STANDS. ---13 oaaos ex Langstono, all slzea, from la Cd. Our numerous customers waiting oan now be supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Direot Supply Store. 219, Queen-etreot. CTITCHENb'S BLOOP RESTORER. I Tho Publio aro Cautioned against the sup position that the CORDIALIZBD BLOOD RKSTORBR will euro the Bpeoial aliments and diseases that tho MEDICINAL is now so famous a medloino for. The Cordlallzed Is not a MKDioiNK at all, but simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that wiU not counteract the effeot of the Modiolnal, and that afforda Hotel frequentora an eßOape from tbe use of stimulant- while being treated under Mr. HITCHKNS'S CKLKBHATEU MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTORER; L. V. NATHAN & CO., Sole Aqkntb, DR. A, OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.H.0.5., KNOI.AND, L.S.A., LONDON, PONSONBY ROAD (Lato the Besldenoe of Da. Klliott, who has left for England), OAN NOW BK CONSULTED MORNING AND EVBNING. r"|\HE best Remedy known for Liver A Complaints, Conatipatlon, Sec, is Mar shall's Speoial Tlnoture ot Podophyllum, price la.—Goodson.JJondon Arcade. ALL the PrincipalrrressmaKers, Tailors, and Bootmakers aro supplied with Sewing Maohlnes by v. S. Chambers, 70, Queen-street, opposite Bank of N.Z. CARTS, DRAYS, &0.-VERKAU. AND Co. makes are strODg and durable, and at lo west prions. Repairing done with dlspatofa.— Nowton Coach Faotory. /IHEAP Millinery at my Branch Shop, \A next door to Holland and Butler's, Vfo torla-Btrcot. -Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Nowton. rpAKAPUNA LAKE. MAYS'fI COAOHKS Run Daily between Dovonport and Takapnna Lake as follows ;— Leave Victoria Wharf, Devonport, at 7... and 10 20 a.m., and 2 and 1.20 p.m. Leave School-house, Takapnna, at 8.15 and 11 a m., and 3 and 6.15 p.m, Bonda_e: Leave Devonport at 10.10 a.m, and 2 and 1.20 P.m. Leave Takapuna at 11,15 a.m. and 8 and 6.15 P.m. Fabe Eaoh "Way„ONB SHILLING. Speoial Trips when Required. L-dleß* and Gents' Saddle Horsea and Single and Pair Horse Carriages tor Hire. Oliver Mays's Livery Stables, Devonport. /^ROCERIEB: New Gooda. — Albert Laundry Blue, Berger's Rloe Staroh, Consolidated Soups, Norwioh Mustard, Russell's Blaok ing, MoLeod'a Candles and Soft Soap; Safety Matohes, Clay Pipes, Dried Fruits, Sec. Sec JOHN RBID & CO., 20, Queen-street, WINES, &o.—St. Hubert's, Australian Wines, German Beer, Marshall's Dun edin Beer, Combo's Stout. Gtard's and Prunler's Brandies, Lownde'a Bum, Scotch and Irish Whiskies. Sarsaparilla, fco. JOHN RBID & CO., 26, Qaeen-atreet. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIKB FURNISHING, HOTEL KKEPKRB. ANDTHK UKNKRALPU BUG. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FBOM THE MAKERS, AND SELLS DIRECT TO THK PUBLIO, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Standa, all sizes, from 1/0; Dinner Seta, 70 pieces, 37/6; Chamber Hots, 7/9 to 10/; China Tea Sets, 28 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Bpoona, for 13/6; Beat Gold-edge China Cups, 11, -/ dOBj Looking Glaasea, from 1/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/; Cruet Stand b, 8/6 to 25/; Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brußhes, 2/9 act; Iron Bedsteada, full alze, 22/6; Brittania Metal Teapots, 6/; KleOtro-platedCruets, Spoons, and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket Cut lery : Sauoepana, Boilers, Tuba, and Buckets; Lamps, from 9/9; Sin. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irona; 1/: Fancy Goods ot every kind; Vases, from V pair and one thousand and one artiolea of use and ornament, at Prices only possible under our New System of DIRECT SUPPLY, BMALL PROFITS, AND CASH Catalogues op application, i AU Goods Marked in Bain Figures (Who leer, and Retail), Goods carefully packed and forwarded to al ! . . ' ' parts of the country ~ Direqt Bu?ply Store, I ' W, Q - E BIN •S T $.E X ' Opposite Close Bros.



j Personal. | funeral Notices. ' WRONG CHANGB.-If the Gentle- " ~~ If » man who, on Friday, had a E_vo Foand _____ Note given hito In mistake tor a ono pound TIUNEU.AL NOTICE — Hopf nt Annr note, win return it to the London Arcade, 118. _H i_i-^t rnu .„ ■• i jy Queen-street, he will greatly oblige C. W. the abover_S?_iiSi ßSl S,U" -Members o Goo-son, ;„„„ * _?, ™ are warned to assemble at Tent - . room, St. James's Hall, TO-MuttßOW. at U. <—■■"■" " ~.,.—■ p.m., tp tako part In tho Knnoral Prooeßßlon o *• Amusements. S?__i*J? ro: °?*B"s Major. Members o . . — --U--1.-. aJ_S__Sr t8 lnv,ted—"J order.-J. G. CASH \i QT, ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN .d O CHURCH. ___■_■__■_____■_■■»__■_■___■_ It A SOIRKB and C_^_RBAZIONE In eon- T^he Un.te'dMeth'odlstl±cifurchSchn°J )f Motion with Bt. Andrew'sChurob will beheld ___re___s_>d_-me_ffi Z 8e" "¥??*&T^W^TiiloW _.' SddKßßMra MieMAUhleota^b.^vMlon. ?'tend the Funeral of our late Teacher. Brothkb i.lfriend-T^ euDjeota by various Major, Inconsequence there will be no Sohool » The mnaloal arrasgameata will be onfler the in the afternoon' g p ARKFn U I direotlon of Mr Culpan. D' <j,,i„ftf' f „i^„„ < . t- Praoeeda to bo devoted to the Building Fond. -upenntenflent. c Tea on the tables at 6.30 p,m. mtmrnmanmumauammßßmsaamamim n Tlokets, 3b eaoh, may be obtained at Mr Chap- ————_________»_____ if man's. Bookseller, or from any of the oommlttee ' ' * 0 or members of the oholr. j* A. BELL, Seoretary Tenders. '• C H ° E __1 H A ' '■ *gMfe ENGINEER BAND'S ANNUAL CONCERT ; AND Q.UADRILLK PARTY. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD On THURSDAY, 5.H OCTOBER. **• Tickets, 2a 6d eaoh; to be had from any mem- TKNDBR FOR MOTION BUSINESS, ber of the Band. „~~ _ _„ i Harbour Board Offloe, f PRICKET, TENNIS, RACQUETS, „„ Anok^ September 23rd, 1882. i- V>» ' ' «'.««»"■ Tenders will bo rooolvod at this offloe until ' Has on h___^ Yl *°T*SF , _ , «SS«MffittSS J _^rffie« C flcVato'g__ t S_.lS option, to b.d«£-_?S_. 3 the oomißg asason. The above may be viewed The lowest or any tender not necessarily 1 at Mr W. Jones's, Tobacoonlst, 108, Qaeen-9t. aooepted. ™oet.»riiy t £&™S bps__ »! __il?j. hot mate,i»l will Tende-s to be endorsed, "Tender for Anotlon r receive a Prize Bat and Ball. Business." _.—._-_-_ ,-' ' ■■ - ,' F. H. COMPTON, 11__»^.« — Chairman. Drapery, && DRAPE KY AND CLOTHING STOCK FOR TENDER. IMPORTANT JM OTICE The Trusteea In the Estato of Mr J. Clendon i nlng. of Tauranga, invite Tenders for the whole of his Stook, consisting of Drapery, Clothing, ny Tweeds, &0., all lately bought, and worth in spection. The Stock haa just been taken, and amounts by the lists to £810. Stook Llata can G D _, be Been on application to Messrs Owen & flro- ARLIOK At; I .RANWBLL, nßm on and after WKDNKSDAY next, by *** whom Tenders will be reoelved. addressed to the Trusteea, till noon of FKIDA V, oth October. a. B. OWEN i _, „„.„ _ i J. M. CL ARK f Trustees. TO BUILDERS, Wehavethehonourtolnformyouthat. __f^^Sg^ «gg "gs&*» after mature oonßlderatlon, we have deolded Completion of a Villa Rosidenoo at Devonport, to relinquish the DKAPRRY and CLOTH- North Shore. ING BUSINKSS; onr sole reason for doing EDWARD BARITLEY. ao la to obtain more Bpaee for our FUR- NISHING TRADK. For some time paat fTI 0 PAINTERS, we have had to keep quite Half of our X ■ ~ Btoofc out of Sight for want of SHOW Z r, enaf, ra B, ra tovlted for Painting the Parnell ROOMS ' ParUonlttrß at m? Offloe. ' R.M.WATT, By giving up tho Drapery, Millinery, Archlteot. and Clothing Dopartmonta, we shall obtain (For continuation, see First Page a muoh larger area for KXHIBITING ■ ■ A ..; _ FURNITURK. and though we Bhali loae ' ~* your patronage for Drapery and Clothing, Shipping. hope to retain and Increase it for all kinds —— of FURNISHING GOODS-to the Manu- 4i&|fe fc TI EVONPORT STEAM riorums and B___ ot whloh we shall give 3&B__s& FERRY COMPANY - our whole attention. (wmiiedj. Our NEW OABINKT FACTORY being REDUCTION IK FARES. ____T__! '£. T* °l "i d f_ AnC_" Ootob« 2nd toto« the commenceme. tof the land), too Extra Aooommodation thna ob seoond year of the new service, the ANNUAL talned, together with the advantages of TIOKBTS for FAMILIKs wM be reduced to Maohlnery now being ereoted, wiU enable EIGHT POUNDS from that date. __M___..jr _-- u<u__ -i-_i_u, w_- oimui- _ he e t eamen p|y f r o m 7 a.m. to 11.80 p.m., ua to execute our orders more expeditiously and speoial boats may be obtained at reason and at loss oost, able prices. Time-tables free, on application at the Tioket Yours respeottully, Offlce. BENJ. TANNKR, GARLICK & CRANWELL. Beoretaryi rf__a_ W7ELCOME. FROM Vt sydnky. We &B.U HOLD A J@VsQ»«^'' Consignees are requested to ■■SBiasSaa Pass Entries and tako Delivery Clearing Salk for Onk Month, '' thomas fry, Master, Aflordlng our Cußtomera and the Publio — an opportunity of scouring £*_t_ "DRIGANTInE ADA C. „ *Il3c»^- JL* OWKN (183 Tons) DRAPERY AND CLOTHING M^p FOR chartkr. AT PRICEB FAR UNDBR COST I The abovo Vessel, now u_-0-"thorongh Re pair in Dook, is open for Charter.—Apply <]_a_y Lines wlllbemarkedfJown to Half Prloe), AGRICULTURAL & MSRCAN TILE CO., and after tho Month _ Salo the balance nob. 0 and 11, Queoa-atreet, Auckland, will be Sold either by Anotlon or ______; - to the Trade. - - Money. GARLICK & CRANWELL. mm( .nvv Tn TB-om „ at . ~ \m ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in i-TX any sum required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed In my hands Mil invested,—N, V. Stevens, In !/• £~H t_ vesting Ageat, 187, Queen-street 4? 1 i_ XO £10,000 LENT on Bnild_a„ -•XV Boclßtyprlnolplea.oronothßrtennß The CONFIDKNOB Of the PUBLIO In gjjg f £ffi£ tt Sfii%£& our last Clearing Sale (at Dissolution of Martgogo- and Loans negotiated. See List of Partnership) waa dearly demonstrated by Properae. for sale on _th- paae. -*'■* uor oent. thn fori that wn ___ In HARn f!ABH thn sr°™ 8(1 on money deposited for Investment— t_ewoit_ai wo mok in _iaku lash tne 0l wi_t,u_sos, Land. Satate and Fiaanolal Large Sum of TWELVE THOUSAND Affant and Valuator, 3, Vulcan Lane, POUND- la T_» Weses ! , , , MONEY ON DEPOSIT. Seoond Clearing Sole In Bight Years) ia to SIX PKR CENT. PEB ANNUM. TURN INTO CASH, asqulokly as posßlble, Thß inDUSTRIAL~"aND PROVIDENT THE WHOLE of OUR PRttSKNT FIRST- PBRMANENT BUILDING, &b. BOOIBTY OLAB3 STOCK, together with the NEW 0F AUCKLAND is prepared to receive Money SKASON _ GOODS now opening up and to ££• %T___T3X fe Is 2hoZ nr th p B-H Bo tdl Pl r t arrive durln_ the month. Buoh rate aa may be agreed upon. . , Tne Soolety ia alao prepared to receive appll- GARLICK & CRANWELL. S?"2s_j2! *J?&£ aJ__2,S oi,nPaid^ pinv!Bt- ing anaros, at the value ot £20 each, bearing current rate ot Interest, payable half-yearly alosg with cash bonus, payable yearly. GKORGK FRASKR, WE SHALL BKLL „ .„ . . *„. Manßger, Corner of Queen-street and Vutoan Lane. -£1 __ 000 W°BTH OF f}OOD3 «*_<_-«_.,wvr yr ur INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT mR f.flO JL PKKMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND EOR »O,OUU. V INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND, And aa every day we are realising will be a OrnoKS FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong CORHKR Queen-st. AND VULCAN Lane, the Sale ONE DAY longer than la abao- « "^ , °~ «_T . """"""""^ BOARD OF MANAS-MEN. — lately necessary. Therefore, we ask President i ThOB. Peooock, Kaq.»M.H.R. oar Friends to pay aa an Vioe President ia. G. Horton, Ksq. Early Visit. Treaanrer i Thos. Maoky, Ksq. Dlrectorßt Messrs. Graves Alokin, Edward GARLICK & CRANWELL. Bartley, H. Brett, Jaa. Daore. J. J. Hoi land, J. Marshall, G. P. Pierce, O. B. Stone, and H, G. Wade. Manager George Eraser, THIS SOCIETY IB prepared to make advanoea ' Tto the extent of three-fourths of tha value on rr a m v a Freehold or-leasehold Property. a. A JN it h . RBPAYMBNTS. oaloulated on tho loweat __ . . .. ... ...,,■ „ poßßlbleremonerotlveßoale,maybe spread over Wo take i hla opportunlt jof thanking our Ous- any reasonable number of years. tomers for their constant and liberal patro- FINES NOT ENFOROKD ln eases of slok na«e during the laat 3 yeara. as during t_at n^S? "J™"' 0l employment. _ok- uu-m_ no _»■, o ,«»™, <_■ "i"""* "i« Members may ]oln aa Inveatow or Borrowers period, under the .Cash System, our Drapery a t any time. ud Clothing Returns rose from B9OUO to _ Intending Borrowers before deciding would nnwords of Twenty Thousand Ponnda tier *» weU to apply at the Offloe Of thia Booioty, npwaraa pi twenty inousana -onnaa per W here they oan make arrangementa and terms Annum, and though we regret to be obliged to suit their convenience. to thrownp (tor reasons already stated) suoh N, B,—Borrowers share ln tho profits. a largo bußlnesß, It Is gratifying to us that ■ , we succeeded in pleasing our Patrong.whom ' we are determined to serve well to the last, Auctions. aa a Visit to our Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICK & CRANWELL, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. City Hall Aroade. WATCSES, JEWELLERY, PUNoS. THE WATERBURY WATCH. . W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchange Mart, Queen-street, on Wednesday next, 27th inst., at 11 o'olook, oka WATOHKB, consisting of GOLD AND *"uv/ SILVBR; Also, Invoioeot Waterbury Watches, Jewellery, watoh Chains, &c. sec. Sec Tho Publio and tho Watch Trade havo en dorsed all that we ever claimed for the Water bury Watch. I Hitherto a low-priced watoh has been the very poorest ot investments, being of no value aa a timekeeper, and a oonstant source of .-,T„r,, . r..,,-.,™^. ■*,*- . ,^,,..,m,„ exnensß and annoyance to Ub owner. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMOKE, ThelWaterburyWatoh will be found a marvel ol simplicity, aoonraoy, and oheapneaß. Two Cases ot Blaok Dreaa Goodai splendid simple, beoause it la composed of less than Slollians, Brooade Satins, Italians, or iepaired. -«_.,»««, . n^ n.._.M Acourate. beoaußß it will run twenty-four Cob mra andGarlleld houro| and keap tlmo equal t0 the bettor Bradefl cwtnß' otwatohes. These are Imported by ua direct from tho _&£ Manufacturer, and wiU bo sold far below **£ Waterbnry Watflh haa nQvel ATJCKIAKD WHOLE3ALK PEIOBS. | oY^'^l — ... -. .^ n _tateß,Great Britain. Canada, Qormauy, Rusala, Alao Opening—Nunß Veiling Cloth! Crepe, France, Austria, Spain, Sweden, Denmark and OatmoaL and Various New Dresa Belgium. Materials. The Waterbury Watoh,—A Watoh whloh differs from all others in that the entire move ment re vol v. s in t_» oaee once every hour, and thna regulates or acjustß Itself to varying pobi- I _. __— tlons. A Watch having a long, thin mainspring (nearly four times the length of an ordinary «...._ „, .„ , D ~ spring) which WiU Not Break ; every ono being During the Drapery Sale we Bhall make Speoial calculated to outwear the watch. Reductions on A watch winding at the stem, and having a ; FURNITURE, CARPETB, AND stop work which'prevents its being damagcofby , FLOOR-CLOTHS. a Watch having an open dinl-plate, affording i easy acoess to tho regulator, and through which i children can see the movement and " tho wheels ; go round." I "~ A Watch strong and durable in all its parts, . and calculated to do good service for years. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, " ! IBTH SEPTEMBER, 1882. * «_________» ; <§__fflm&< \ a UCKLaND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASE OF FORKSHORE AT NORTH SHORE FOR SUGAR REFINNRY. 4 VJrARLICK & t/RANWELL, Harbour Board Offlce, Mflfl w V»ann-_ii, Auckland, 23rd Sept., 1882. . DTTPU'w.wrmi'irTl A nnrr.Awn The Lease of Foreshore at-the North Shore of 1 yUE^STEBET] Auckland Auo-lnnd Harbour for tho purpose ot a Sugar Refinery will be sold by publio anotlon at the Office of tho Auckland Harbour Board, or ; .-, . 1 — FRIDAY, the 21th November, 1882, at II turn. -KTOTWITHSTANDING "Giving, up» _$££** of £* &c" ™* * _7i and "Be_loMO_,"Allen'BDrapewla_tlll F. E. COMPTON, best value obtainable.—Vlotoria-Btreet West. Chairman.



I Auctions. MONDAY, SEPIEMBER 24, At 12 o'Clock, f i QUEKN-STREET AUCTION MART 2 (Adjoining B«_k of New Zealand). f J. E. MARRIOTT WILL sell by miction, hi his Rboms, on ( tho above auto. 8 Register Ur.itei t Wood Bedsteads. Ch.sts Drawers. Chalra I lioo Tables, chamber servloaa i 1 Spring Mattjasaea, viftshstanda i] Dressing Tablos, HiCuur?s, Stretcher t Watches. Moots, Ci.thtng II And a Gene al AB-.itu.ctit of Sundries J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer anc General Bale.mao. : . MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, At 11 o'clock. DEVONPORT, NORTH SHORE (Opposite Judge Macdonald's). '■', rnHE subscriber has been favoured with J instructions to sell by auotlon, on Monday, September 25, ut 11 o'olook, on tho premisoa, Devonport, THK VALUARLK, WKLI/.'-KLKOrKD, and USEFUL FURNITUKK of the late Mrs Beverage. PIANO by Waddington, cost «70 Walnut Drawing-room Suite, do Oblong Table Walnut Music Canterbury, 3 Work Boxes Large Ksoretoire Cheffmler, Glass Frnnt, Marblo top Large Whatnot, Giass Hack, - u_oy Soreen 1 .oturea. Vases. Ornamenta Large Pior Glass. Flowor Stand Curtaius and Poles. Carpets. DININGROOM- Larso -idoboard, Pier OlaBS Halr-oovered Cola and Chairs Small Ghoffonior Dinner Services Crueta and Oryatal Glass, aud Dooantera A Plated ollvor Spoons and Forks Lamp, Fender, Cos. ota Dining Table asiii Cover 76 Books, Chimney ornamenta Hat Stand, 801 l and Hall Lamp. DREdSINGriOOM- Marblo-top Dressing Table Looking Glass and Chimney Glass Marble-top Washstand and Ware tfanoy Tablo with Ornaments Chess Table, Commodea - Hall Chairs, Polos and Rings He&rthrag and Caroet. Stair Carpet and Roda 3 Iron Bed stead B, Hair Mnttr oases 3 Chests Drawers, Wash-tand and Ware Kasy Chair, 800-Case with Drawers Telescope Superior Mangle, Sewing Maohlne A New Firat-olaßß Modern Cooking Range Meat Safe, Boilers, and full complement of Kitchen Utenoils FUR mlTiirs may be viewed from D o'olook on morning; Of Bale. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. B, TONKS, K. a OABB. B. D. TONKS TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. AMERICAN~CHAIRS. AUSTRIAN BENT WOOD CHAIRS. AMERICAN DINING TABLES. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell on Tuesday, the 26th Inst., at 11 o'olook. OKA CASKS AMKRIOAN OHAIRB. com" uuu prising Washington Wood, Dining* N iohoU'a Grecian, Rookors.Children V Sec, Sec, Sec. Also, 10 CA,?„ HS AUSTRIAN BKNT WOOD *V OHaibs. Dlnin_, Bedroom, and Rockers 4 casus dining tables &o„ &o„ &_. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, At II o'clock; TOYS! T0 V fill TOYSII! FANCY GOODS, &c, TO Be SOLD BY AUCTION. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction nt his Mart, Queen-street (Furniture Department), on Monday next, at 11 o'olook a.m., _Q CASKS TOYS, FANCY GOODS, ETC. A Well assorted and Superior Lot ot Dolls, China Bablop, China Setß. Tops, Lead Soldier*, B_tohen Utenßila. Oottagea. Sheep Folds, Cattle, Noah's Arks. Money 'Bags, Watches. Utooks. Moealo Watoh Stands, Furniture, Vases, Pl.tola, Flags, Musical -eissota, Vllageß, Carri ages, Markets, Fairs, Urooety Stores, Glass and othor Marblea, otete Penoiiß, Monkeys. Clappers. Turnover Figures, DreeßOd Aorobats, Clowns, Boys, Shoe Blackß, Ball-throwera, Horses, Donkeys, Cages, Ships, Pop Guns, Banjoes. Guitars, Flageolets, Stables, Surprise Boxes, Sheep, Whistling Birds, Bating Figurea, Dogß, Cats, Rabbits, Theatres. Pu_l_g Jacks, Fnnoh. in Cart, Ducks, Cocks, Mußloal Shops, Tradesmen ana Vorka, Boats. Climbing Monkeys, Puzzlea, Cards, Slates. Picture*, Wheel banowa, Railways, Cigar Case., fco. TUESDAY, NOON. BISCDIT MACHINES, SUGAR MILL, JAM COPPERS, CORKS, &c. ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS (Removed to Mart for convenience of sain, FANCY GOODS, &a TO BE SOLD m AUCTION. AT ARTHUR'S MART (Produce Department), On Tuesday Next, at 12 o'clock noon, THREE GOOD BISCUIT MACHINES ,*„_, Ti z,;wL ? oller; l Mixer, I Rout (now on view in the too atorey): a Good tugor Miß. Sugar Rollers, Coppers, Iron Pans. Spittoons! Glue Pot Sieves, Peel Cutting MaehTne. )Ib_ Whiska, Peel Hoada, Bread Rasp, Boiling Pi__! Bread Scrapers. &o.: 2 Brusaeila Oarpet_7 i Superior Tapestry Carpet. I Leather Suited Linoleum, ODoloth, Couoh and C&aira in Ren Bid-board, Bookoaso, Mattrasseß, Palllassel" Marble-top and Wood Wnshatanda, Cheats of Drawers, Toiletware, Counter, China _nd Crookeryware, Ploturea, Fenders, &o. Alao, Under Distraint for Rent. LOT HOUSEHOLD FORNITURK AND BFifAOTs. Gas Iflttingß. Globes and F_-t_r_e_ WEDNESDAY, NOON. DRAKE-STREET. . BALANCE OF A STOCK Olf GROCERIES, &c. R, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to . ... f 6} 1 by auotlon, on oooount ot the Estate of the late Mr W. Maohune, at the _*____? Drake street, on Wedneßday next,atS^iooic The Balance of the Btook of GENERAL GROOKRIHiS, PROVISIONS? &£ Boaleß. Weights, Show Glasses, fco. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11. AT NOON, NEW DOCK, CALLIOPE POINT. FOR Sale oy Auction, by R. C. Green, wood, at Dowden'a Mart. Queen-street. Terms-SOpor cent, cash, _ alanoo Bor 6 years at 7 per cent. SUNNYSIDE, Situated In olose proximity to the New Dook at Calliope Poin«i on the N_-u_ ahore, and wlihiu a few minutes' wau. pf the present Ferry Whar"Si m p?i*. tily and oonvenlently piaoed that it who Sl£J_ to.? ttra9 c Inß attentionTf all who have an "eye for a good thing," THERE IS MONEY IN IT. Land anywhere adjaoont to so great a ______ of Indußtry at thla-tho finest ffi« fftti Southern Hemisphere - is bound to b__om« most, undoubtedly acquire a very ■___ vain* * The area of land available as Will be seen li the sketon plan, is very limited ln oxtentTTher? la sp muoh and no moro. ond the fortu__t_ ' o wnors may reasonably look for. and will «m_i2 obtain, extreme valeus. ™m BUKi* The aspoot of the property, as the name im. plies. Ia a sunny one, north-easterly and S_m pletely sheltered from th_ wwa__f ■____! weaterly winds. Sloping gently to"fie «____. aide, and commanding verTb^tinl .view embracing; Rangltoto. MonntVlotoHi tS Waitemata. ond an extensive aoa vie" Jto The soil is a rioh, dry, sandy loam, t tam»n. well drained, and at the prewn. toe fo? B tn S most part covered with a i ioh sward of eras. fit with very uttle additional preparation for a gentleman. Uwu. tfor frnlt, flowers, and garden purposes the soil is not to be excelled. Manyof thefectlnre. notably 20, 81. 22, 23 and 21, are specially «uitablo for orchard porpoaes. whllathoae fronting tho water, namely 25 toS2 are or exceptloasl vamo, i;wing to the fact that while -_ov posses all the oavantagea of the other fectlons, they command a, lovely view which oan never by any possibility be that out". When direot ferry communication Is estab lished hot ween Queen-i trcet Wharf and the new , aock, tiunnyslae will be the most easll/ reached of any portion of tbe North Shore, and will bn j within ten minutes journey of the olty. Tho price for a family ticket between Devon port and Auckland, from 7 a.m. to 18 n, m daiiv ia Sapor week. " ' "■*"*• When it Is taken into consideration that t__ terms these building sites are offerod woex* oeedingly easy, namely 38 per oent. obb" __d the bjlanoe to romain, if desired, at 7 per oe_L for three or live years, it wiU bo____ittSdftM the opportunltj is a favourable onefor «ft_nH n _. a site for a pleasant homo, dear mw g£_tt_ din and Bmoke of the city. and. _f«_? «.™S f_.t°driei! hln oaßy d,Btenoe afi^SMSS h__&pCtFo^ra™7owrßad''BndMnbfl Terms- SO per cent cash, balance 3 or S yearn ; at7peroenr. v *°"™ { Luoobcon provided. i R. C. GREENWOOD. 'Contiwued on fourth Page.)