THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

(KEUTER'S TKIiSGRAJIS.)

Ihe Anglo-Turkish Treaty. CONST AN TlPiOr-LE, September 4,

' The negotiations between the British Ambassador and the Porte for the conclu sion of the proposed Anglo-Turkish mili tary Convention to govern the joint oper ations of the English and Turkish troopsin Egypt are still proceeding. The negotia tions are now known to be progressing favourably, and there seems every proba bility of a convention being concluded, The Command of the Turkish Troops. Dervish Pasha has beon appointed to tho command of the troops to be despatched to Egypt, and Dakor Pasba has been ap pointed Chief of Staff, Aboukir Bombarded. ALBXaNDKIA, September 4.

H.M. b. Minotaur, the Unship of the Channel Squadron, is now daily engaged m ahelling the enemy's lines at Aboukir.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Turkish Troops Landed at Port Said. LONDON, Sept. sth, 6.55 a.m. A portion of tho Turkish troops have arrived at Port Said and disembarked there. Plot Against Europeans at Alexandria. It is reported that a plot against the lives of the Europeans has boon discovered in Alexandria, "and the information given led to the finding of a stock of three thousand rifles and six thousand bludgeons concealed in a mosque. Some Greek spies have been arrested. The Aid for Arabi. JiONDON, September 4. An armed force of 40,000 Tripolians is Btatcd to have left on the way to Egypt, to reinforce Arabi. The Turkish forces will endeavour to intercept their advance. AvaWs Officers Deserting. The commanders of Arabi's forces at Mchallet-el-Kebir are meditating desertion. Health of Troops Improving. The health of the troops at Kassastain is improved. * Quarantine at Suez. ' The quarantine regulations at Suez have been relaxed, in consequence of the protes'.s made by the British Government. Sunstroke in the Army.

Sir Garnet Wolseley ia taking every precaution to guard against the effects of sunstroke, which have heretofore seriously interfered with tho efficiency of the trans* port serrice.

THE SHOOTING AT BARLOW.

[FKOM OUK O\TO CORRESPONDENT.]

ALEXANDRA, this day. SERGEANT McGovKBN has concluded his investigation of tho statement that Tv Tawhiao and Patupatu had confessed to Wabanni that the recent shooting at Barlow was arranged between them. It turns out that Wakatrai ha 3 not even seen Tv Tawhiao since Jast May. (Sergeant McGovcrn had both natives ex ominedvbefore Capt. Gascoigne and Mr Tisdall, J.P.'b, and they declared that the reported confession by them was a tissue of fabrication?. The result of the inquV i to strengthen the truth of Barlow's si ,) that an attempt was made upon his life. Yesterday's ''Waikato limes," rer ferring to the reported confession, says :— " The version of tho affair given above accords with the suspicions formed by a number of people when the occurrence was first made known. We confess to having all along entertained grave doubts of the truth of Barlow's story outsells, but tbe fact that the police and many ethers who feave made minute enquiries on the spot, believe that the shots were fired by some person other than Barlow himself, demands that we should not judge too hastily. The shots are supposed to have come from the extremity ot the yard behind Oliver's store, where there ia an old drain sufficiently • deep for a person to conceal himself. In the door of Mr Oliver's stable, which is attached to Con nell'o, there is a bullet hole, the~ direction of which clearly indicates that it came fram the direction of the drain mentioned. We have little doubt that tho mysterious and wretched affair will be brought to light be fore long." 'JJarlo'w came jnto town yesterday to see Inspector Thomson #nd denied emphatically itlie reports that have been circulated im pugning the credibility of his stbry about the attempt on his life.

CITY EAST LICENSING COURT.

(Before Messrs Cbambsra (ohatrmsn). AlcblD, -flarpßi1, nna Montague. Mr J. B. Stonoy (olork.) Superintendent Thomson repre sented the police.) The onl» hnslnesa before this qn«tetly sitting ot tho ConnnUeioiiers were two transfer of llconneSj; viz,, the llconsn of the Nottlnprham Cnstla 'Hotel, from Michael Fiyui} to Uavld Skillan,—Mr Alexanaer appeared In eapport of the application, and as Mr Ihompaon offered no objection the traneforwas granted. Toe Gloub Hotil —la thte case an applica tion w»b made for »na tmnefer o£ lioense from George Smith to John 6 illanher.—Mr Laishloy appeared on bahulf of Mr Gallagher. la this case, Mr Thomson ssld ho had to oftar some remarks. The applicant. Mr Qallaeber, had kept a house in Chepel-streer, and he bad eavural objootlona tn offer to the transfer being granted j he was. In the flrat pace, a single man, whista was always an objection; and the house whioh be held, the " Carpenters' Armß," In Chapel-Btreet, was very badly oondnotod; gambling and drinking wore permitted until two and three o'clock in the morning; and more, applicant bad kept a watchman on the lookout tor the approach of tho police, in 6?der to avoid detection. He might state that, not long ago, a convicted this! applied for a Hcenso to a honae in Hobson-stroet, and was nearly sncoeeelnl. He mentioned this foot to show how necessary was pollco supervision. TUe "Globe/ for whioh the transfer wan asked. was Insnfijolently famished, which wps another objection, and certainly Mr John Uullsgber w.m nut a prover person to hold a license—Mr Ijifsh'oy replied at BOtoo length, and shewed that C3i;.Hii(her had cold onfc at a good profit whioh would not haye been the caso had tho hotel been nnder the ban ot the police Qewonld BUbmit respaot tallv that as Mr Gallagher bad sever been con vlotod. the transfer should be granted, — Mr George offered some temaks for Mr Jagger, and Mr (Jreonway for tho owner, informing the Commissioners that tendorß would Boon be called fur tho erection of a new hotel, and the new house wonld be splendidly famished.— Mr Thomson said tho police were determined as far as possible to do their duty without fear or t ivour. After some con°ideratlon, and upon Che suggestion of Mr Thomson, a temporary transfer was granted. . ■ Pbovincial hotkl.—Mr Hesketh, on buhalf of Mr GleeßOn, Informed the Commissioners that Mr Gleeson had purchased the r rovinoial Hotel, and was about to erect a first-class hotel on itp sice, -which wonld be a crodit to i] 4» Improving locality.—Mr Thomson tiald that toioh an 'hotul as that conteniDlatßi ty Mr Olocaon was needed, and he wonld offer no ob jection to tho transfer of the liconse, which was granted. . This was all the buainets.

The Kqtomahana, which arrived frow gylnby via Russell this' morning, brought twenty-four boxes of sovereigns, valued at £10,000, for the Bank of Amtralisia.1 ' • A dairyman named Peter Barton waa tcrvirig milk yesterday, when by some uri explaibed means ha himself, and is n'pw Buffering from inflammation of the bowels in the Hospital. ! '~

■• Mjiny of our readers will regret to learn that Mr'J. M. Tunny is in, the Hospital, suffering from inflammation of the lungs. Ha bos been the victim of several attacks of hemorrhage Vitbin the last two years." The sharemarkct was much quieter to day. Queen of Beautys, which opened at 44* and advanced one shilling, receded to 425, with selle s at' 433, ana no buyers, Caledonians advanced 3j per share, 153 being the latest quotation, f usineps was also done in Prince Imperials, Seymours, Jrad Deep Levels,

The nppeal for old linen for tbe Hospital use has been liberally responded to. We are requested to thank Mra Kobb, senior, Sirs 1"1' 011' Mrs Pickmere and JWrs Holland for supplies of the material' in (|Uestioß, and also to Meadamea Sldbh and 'Holland, iind tne Auckland Club' for illuo frated papers. •' •■ ''•I ;/ ' %l\o gfoc-year-old boy Comvay, who was takeb. forcibly from the Hospital, by hip fathei;, and whose life was subsequently despaired of, is now much better, and there is, a strong probability, that he will recover. Sir Atthur Gordon's detention in quaran tine at Sydney, through the illness of a native servant on the steamer Gunga, was very unfortunate, as his Excellency intended to leave for England by the Orient steamer ttpnie. Captaia Siunders, of jhg Guriga^ states that tne native is uot suffering from small-pox, but frqm a common disease which prevails id the. Islands; but the medical officer at Sydney ordered'the vessel to'be detained for twenty days, but'there is 4 probability that she may not be kept; so long- I, ■ ■, ' c , ,'. ,

GREY-STREET POISONING CASE.

The receut mysterious poisoning case re mains aa much a mystery as over, though the evidence obtained by the police goes to prove, a<i conclusively as circumstantial evi dence can prove, that the unfortunate woman did not meet her death by her own hands. It is uuderstood that the police have been unable to ascertain where the poison was procured. The inquest will be resumed at 2 p.m. to-morrow, at theMaval and Family Hotel, corner of Pitt-strcet and Karanga hapc Koad, before Dr. Goldsbro', coroner, We hear that it is probable that after taking the evidence of Drs. Kichardaon and Walker, and of Mr Pond, who has been engaged in making an analysis of tie stomach, a remand t'll Tuesday next will be applied for. Mr Theophilus Cooper has boen retained to watch the proceedings on behalf of Thomas Cleaver, and we are in formed that he has already collected a maseof evidenca which will tend to place Oleavcr's conduct in reapect to the girl in a much better light than it has hitherto appeared. Mr Cooper intends to shoxr that Cleaver, in common with members of his family, was very solicitous for the girl's health, and un remitting in hia'attention to her during her fatal illness.

MINING NOTES.

Qram oir BKiUTY.—The following telograra was raooived at tho company's offloo from tho 1 mine manager this afternoon :— " Obtained two o»: specimens and 30lbs picked stone," Wbrabikoi—The manager reports for the past week sa follows:—There Is nothing fresh to roDort for thla week, but that the lode upon which I havo been driving for tho lust two days bos Improved very much In appearance, and I oan see a f«w blotohes ot sold In the stone. Previously I had been driving on the eastern portion of tho lode; lam now working on the western portion. I believe they will oome together on tho next level, and I believe there is another rnn of gold ahead. After a few days more work I believe It will be as well to start a lower level, to bo put In by the Wlatokl and Worahiko Company's men; and with the men I have now I beliovn it will bo as ohoap to do It by wag: s men as by contract, Sncoeps.—i he manager reports for lost week as follows:—There haa been a chance for the better in the mine. Tho reeC is looking bettor and more loose gold haa been seen. Tho face of the level at proaont is about where I waa ex pecting to meet the branoh leader whero a Rood patch was gat in it in the other level. The Ole tanoo driven on the reef is 80 foot.

Quicxn of Knqlini) — Tho manager of the Suenoes, who is driving a levol through the above company's ground, reports that tho faoo is now 8 feet from tho boundary. No gold lm» bcon noon in tho roof near the corner teg.

TilAMaa Goldkm Crowi*.—The drive on tho loadora no tho footwnll ot Brownlee's lode, at the 170 feet lovoi, has, during; tho past week, been extended a further diatanoo of SO loot. Sis toot wide of oraahinf; dirt U shot down, but ba« lo bo sorted before it is forwarded to the mill. Tho loaders show uoUJ, and speci mens aro frequently obtained. The goneral riht from thla soctlou U shaping well at the bitter;. The No. 1 roof in the Intermediate drive, bolow tho 10D feet level, has a pro mising appearance, though no sola has yet been seen. A block of ground ia being opened nn ready for Btnplng. Tho dirt from tho small leaders In the C/own section, 100 foot level, crush™ well. A largo quantity of low grade ornnhing dirt is oomlng to hand from the No. 2 reef, but the Indications iglvo hopoof an improvement. A blook on the same reef In t^o Crown section la shortly to be opened. The cloarinp up last Sitnrdny gavo the payable yield of 259ozsl6dwts melted gold.

THAMES, this day, MOKE SPECIMENS,

The Queen of Beauty to-day obtained 2 cwt. specimens, and 30 lbs. picked stone.

VANGUARD.—Seventy -two men's ground on the Flat is goiug to be floated, with ten promoters. Ten persons have paid the pre liminary expenses, and the other fifty shares will be sold to work the ground. Later. QrjEKN of Bsauty/.—ln breaking down the reef at No. 1 level this morning, 2cwt. of specimens and 201bs. picked stono (of Kood quality) came to hand. The aggregate of daily hauls' since list crushing gives 1,0221b9. specimens and' 3321b5. picked stone. HVKB.PR WOKKS, Mr Errington's report upon the harbour improvements was considered at the Harbour Board's monthly meeting yester day, The scheme was genet ally regarded as an excellent one, which, however, with the limited fnnds of the Board, was out of the question, After considerable dis cussion Messrs Frater and Bagnall were appointed a Eub-committee to interview Mesra Erringcon and McDonald, of Auck land Harbour Board, as to cost of a dredge suitable for use in the harbour, and to ohr tain a schedule of works in Kaueranga channel, which could bj? carried out for £1,850. Also to obtain information as to the practicability of using Curtis's wharf for general tvallic in preference to the Go vernment wharf.

COEOMATSDEL, this day. The KAPANG A lodged 166 ounces. The ADA lodged four ounces two penny weights from \\ tons. Tibrnan's Freehold—Nico looking stone was broken out yesterday, showing strong dabs of gold. ZJlackmoeh's. — Good crushing Btuff is coming from' tlia new reef, HOME Rtjjj*.—pending fresh arrange ments work will not proceed anjtjl Monday-

PROPOSED TALLOW AND MANURE COMPANY.

It may not be generally known that a com pany answering to the above description has recently been formed by the local; butchpra and meat salesmen, that a pretty , wide ran^e of operations ip cflntpmplated; by them, and that airangomenta have, already been made for the erection ot a suitable manufactory Yet such is the fact. The capital is £5,000, in as many shares of £1 each, and they have been exclusively allotted umoDjjst the special class of tradesmen referred to,'so as f.o afford them the means of profitably working up the tall.QW, bone 3, offal, and blood that in the natural course of things accumulate upon their premises or at the'abattoirs. Uf course the major portion 'of the material will come from the lifter plice.'and it will be removed every morning at daylight, the blood to be evaporated and condensed iuto manure (for which it ja specially adapted), the fat to be renderpd into taljow fpr candle makiog, and the bones to be utilised for thp purposes of bonedust and the manufacture of borap-glyceric acid—-a new compound that is found tp be Ypry efficq.cip,n3 iv the preservation of meat. An English firm has already arranged'to take all this acid that the company can produce, A piece of ground w}thin a few chains of the Westpro Springs pumping station, and having an area of four acres, has been purchased as a Bite for the proposed fuctury. The City Council are opposed to iti erection there, as <hey believe it nuy lead to the contamination of the water' at the Springe, but cs the direetora b^,vg ofotairied permigsiorr'frcim the'local highway author* jtjea and also from thp Board of Health to atnrt their iudustry there, they are disinclined to give way unless tbo civic fathers will purchase the site from them, This, perhaps, Will ha^e' to be done, for eyen' asoumi(ia; th>t tb'e prtt jßctorsareright}n their"asseverations tbnt effectual means willbe taken to so use up the drainage as to guard against contamina tion through it, still the noxious iume3 that must be 'given out by the chimney are riot unlikely1 to ej?2Tcise"a deleterious effect ifpon 'all standing and rWning water in the'" neighbourhood. The directors of the concern are tyleßsrs B. K. Cardno (managing director), G. Huhnp, tr. Garrett, W. Stimpson, Tnos;.' ITedger,' M. Bi-earley,' and A. O.\ Carter,1- '& large" galvanised |ron building (for which tenders were received tio r day b.y Mr' Ho'4er, ' arcnitect) is tn ba' erected as soon as possible, the dimensions to bo CQft. long by 3(Ht. wide, and the height to range from 10 to 18ft. stud. It will be fitted up with all the necessary appliances, inc'udiog two evapo rating pans for blood, each having a capa city of 200 gallon?, and two digesters, capable of containing 2J tons each of tallow, Thore will also bo a bone-mill to crush a ton of bones per hour. Operations are to be commenced two months hence.

The s-s. Talaroa.^from Levnka and Suva, ia now fully aue> anu ""*•' —* »•■»-"--- --' -~?

rnomont. ' : ' " . •';Dr. C4oldsbro' operated qn a child of pevebteen months, namejd Kang, tq>dayi at thp'ljospital, for hare

A shoemaker named O'Halloran died in the Hospital last night from inflammation oE the lungs. Mm McCarthy, who had her leg broken by a fall from the steps of her house in Abercrombie-street, is recovering rapidly.

The annual election of Councillors for the boroughs of Psrnell and O^lehunga tikes place on thb 14th inst. Tbs nbmipations are:-For iParnell-lviesars 3. F. Clarke, J Gilbert, t. Herbert, J. H. Mullins, J. McCabe,!?ju4 K^ T. Taibot. Epr One hunga—fllessrs J. Bycroft, A. Dnn^oodie, T. J. Henshaw, D. Hills, J. Lundon, and W. Tnpp. There are three vacancies in each Council/ ~i:

SUDDEN DEATH.

A YOUNO man named William Black, who for Borne time past has been employed as book-keeper in Messrs Mitchclson and Co.'a store, on Queen-street Wharf, died rather suddenly at his residence last evening. He had been ailing slightly for some, days, and went home HI yesterday afternoon. About 10 o'clock in the evening he was seized with a fit, from which he never re covered. Black -leaves a wife and two young children in Auckland.

KOHLER'S WAXWORKS.

All persons who have any taste for art will do well to pay a visit of inspection to the Waxworks, for the purpose of seeing the splendid group of Bgures that are nowon exhibition. They are illustrative of Moses striking tho rock in the wilderness. It may be confidently asserted that nothing to equal them has ever been seen here before. There are 17 figures in all, the attitudes are bold and natural, the drapery is most appro priate, the grouping haa been artistically done, and the tout ensemble is really good, The sceno U depicted after the description of if givsn in Bxodus, eh. xviii., vs. I—7, and a sight of the commanding figure of Moses is alone worth the admis sion *fee. Mr Kohltr intends to leave for America by the mail steamer next week, so that only a few opportunities remain to the public of witnessing a collec tion of such excellence as is very rarely to bo seen.ln these colonies.

RAMBLES ROUND THE WORLD IN 1882.

[SrECUL TO THE STAy.]

I.—The Sights of San Francisco. I % I'ENT a week at Sim Francisco, and saw most of tho sights of the famous city and neighbourhood usually attractive to strangers, Cliff House, with "General Graut," " Ben JJutler," and the host of leas dtstinguithed seals playing about the rocky ißlets in full view ; Wentworth'a Gardens, the cable cars, fire brigade exercise, and other thing.) and places of interest. But as most likely your readers arc familiar with the many descriptions that have been published, I shall not dwell upon these topics. The Palace Hotel is in itself one of the wonders of the world, covering up. wards of three acres of ground, and accom modating 1500 guests'. In erection and littinga it cost more than six millions of dollars, and. I should say, can never pay interest on the outlay.

American Civility.

Thursday, 22ml of June, resumed my journey eastward. Tbo ferryboat that conveys passengers from the city to Oak. lands, across a branch of the hay to the Railway Station, is totally unlike what wo are accustomed to in our part ot the world. Looked at from a distance, it appears an unwieldy top-heavy thing, in danger of turning over at any moment, The saloon, which is amidships, js nearly aa locg as one of the mail steamers that frc« qnent your wharf, and yet docs not absorb half the remaining spaces of the boat. It is capable of carrying not merely passenger*, but almost any description of freight across, Everything in this country seems to be on a large scale, corresponding with the area of the country itself. When I arrived at the station, I tound the train would start in two minutes. I had tuvural packages of luggage on the ferry boat, and the diatanco from the landing place to the platform was fully a hundred and fifty yaida. I could not possibly carry the package* in one trip, oven with the assistance of my wife, who loaded herself beydnd ht!r strength. IJot an employ 6or frio'nd'to assist. I had beep accustomed to the civility and readiness of the porters on tbo station at Sydney, and was surprised—nay more, I was enraged, and expressed my opinion pretty frankly in the hearing of the officials. But they only smiled t one of them coolly observing, with a nasal twang that sonnded like sarcasm i —" I gnes3 yon'U be left behind, sir, if you don't make histe." There was nothing for it but submission to' circumstances, I ran to and fro between the land' ing place and the platform at railway pace one way, and at the ntmosu speed I could attain the other, pantjog and puffing under thp burdots I carried. I got the last'package'within a few steps of the carriage, when thp bpll sounded. An employ^, who pcemcd tr> have'a soft'place in hi'i huart, seized my load and flung it on to the end platfo'm of a carriage, and, half choking from cxbaus? tion and loss of wind,l managed to clamber up as the train moved on. Nor was this all, ' As soon as wo had startod, the con ductor called ont, "Sacramento passengers and their luggage in the front carriage.' Naturally, I had deposited mine in the rear one, being nearest to the landing place, £io 1 had to become a beast of burden again and lug my traps along the narrow passage between the seats of several care, nntil I got j;o'thp foremost, and' sank into a'seat pretty considerably used up ; and' tb;it is the way I commenced toy overland joutijey> Oar route, for the first h'oflr or so, lay along a flat country, the train 'stopping oc casionally for1 a minute or two at Various stations; and herd let me say that the American mode of signalling the approach to a station is preferable to our*, Inntead of the' ejr-piprcjng '"screech of the sieam-Whiatl^, "thp driver rlnflo a sionoroua belt attached to the engine. Tho nrrves of the passengers are respected. A Monster Ferry, .

Instead of a column, I should requiro the whole of your paper if I were to enumerate all the places through which, \7e p4saed, The first thing that specially interested me was the enormous' Solaho, halting to con vey us across the Straits at Porta Costa. She is the largest steam ferry in the world, and can carry at once! wifh plenty of room to, sparp, |6rty.eight freight trucks, "or twenty-four passenger caniffges, of the Jong American type. Her decks' are |raversp4 with rails of exactly corre'spqndjng gviage to, tjipse on the roafl, And" we ro|n up a sl(p formed of piles Intjie ghape of an inverted V, and at the convening point, slackened, apeed a little, and passed «^ to,' the deck of \a\a hnge cp,nstructio,u w}th out thp slightest difficulty. The length of this unique ferry boat i? 424 feet, and height of sides qn the centre 18 feet B iiphe?, extreme width 116 feat. By means of this ferry 40 miles of difficult country have beeu avoided. Arriving at the other side of the strait, the boat wm brought po nicely to the landing, and the junction of the rails, that we steamed dffi her decks on to Verm ]$nvM agaifl, ana went prifling away'sf ff tfbtn'ipg extraor^i-. dary b,gd happened. We arrived at Sacra mento about neon, and as this train went no further, I bad a few hours to look about me. It is a large city, bnt not to be compared with Fan Francisco,- Thci Capitol is a very fino buildio;, with' a loUy dome!, {rom $he aummlt of which, if the t'nurjs't is willing to face tho fatigue of mounting many hundreds of steps, he may enjoy a splendid view.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

ScFTftMBiR 6.1883. flank of New Zealand-Sellers. £2312a 6d N. 55. losnranoo-Hollerfl, liH National insurance—seller^ 30a Union do -Buyers, 19a; Bailers, 21s Auoklasd Gas—Sailors. £8 IDs < Union Sash and Door Co.—37s o<l (now) Tanplrl—Sellers, lja' ■ " '• ' ; IJOTthetn B.S Co.-^SoUoro, 11a Coromftnaorstottm'Cb.-Hollerß, lie Aooldont-Buyers, Is 10(1 Caledonian—l2a. lfia; eeilers, IQj Thames—Buyer*. 10a Gd Tokßton-.-Bnyera. 8B i sellers, Ba Quten of itetiuty-lts, 95b, 435. 12a; sellers, 43a Do, Uontrlbutors-130,1 Jh. 41s ; sellers, 42b Southern OrOßß—Bayers. 7a fid; Bailers. 8a Bd Deoo Level-^ls Prince Imperlal-lOs, 10s 6d, lid; Efillers, 11s Seymonr—ls 8d; Bellers, le 7d Lord Stßnl*r—Sellers, la JOSEPH NKWMAN, Chalnnan,

Mr Hi & Brook leaves by the Kotomahana tomorrow morning for Melbourne en roue. for England. v .

Oiir readers are reminded that to-morrow (Thursday,), at noon, is the day. and hourfor t!ie sale of Randersvyl. ■ The .auctioneer is; Mr R> Ci Greenwood, at Dowdon's auction Boom?. ■ "• :' ■ .> A. ' " "

'' The native liotahi, who had his toe amputated p,t the Hospital, has been dia. charged, having recovered his health. Within the last few days, he has shown signs of aberration of intellect.

Mrs Gordon, who ia said to have been assaulted by her husband with ;-n iron ba? stveral days ago, is recovering rapidly; an 3 •will be able t'6 leave' the. Hospital this Week. ' It will be interesting to many: of our readers to lbarn that this is thp same Wonian who' was ' pro?ecutris in VHe charge or rape sgain3t Hayes, of Hamilton, fie T/aa' sentenced to a long"terdi of im° prisonment, bnt was subsequently released on representations beinc made to the UoJ vernment that there ha-1 been a miscarriage of justice.

THE AUCKLA"»i? KVKWIiNfi STAK, WEDNESDAY.' SEPTEMBER 6



SIR GEOKGE GREY ANI ZHE GOVERNMENT Ol JNEW ZEALAND. « [BY TKLKaRAI'H—OWN COBKESPONDKNT. WELLINGTON, this day. A kuHOUK^has been set in circulation hen that Sir George Grey's departure for Auck land was caused by a communication fron Mr Gladstone referring to the Governoishi] of New Zealand. The rumour is t< the etlect that Mr Macandrew had writtct to the Home Government representing thi desirability of appointing Sir George Grej Governor ot New Zealand, and that ai answer had now come, which, if no' altogether definite, indicated that Sii George will probably succeed Sir Arthui Gordon. On inquiry I find that Mi Macandrew did write such a. letter three ycurs ago, but not sine?, and I cannot dis. cover any reason for believing that the pre. sent report has auy substantial founda tion. UO-C ami founti. LOST, ou Saturday night, cither 011 board tho 10.30 boat tv Devonpott or in Quoen-sireot, a Small Masonic Jewel, with Gold King.—A reward will bo given for the game being returned to A. W. Gardner, Quoon-atreet oil North Shore. OST, a I ady'a Black Satin Umbrella. —Finder will be rowarded by leaving Bamo at No. 81, Queen-Btroet. LOST, near St. Jameß's Church, a BIScK Rooster, foathorod legs.—Finder please roturn same to Uughoa'a Scoro, Wellington- Btraot. VjpOUND, Silver Baldhead. Owner can IP obtain It by paying expensos of damages, —Jno. Burgess. MeeuiiKß. DISTRICT GRAND LODGE OF AUCKLAND. K.C. The Kugnlar Quarterly Oommunloatlon will beheld THIS HVKNING. in tho LoilKo-room, FroßiimnoDß' Hall, at 7.50 p.m. H. G. WADB. JD.G. Seorotary. SEPULCHRE'S.—The KEY, D. ■ HUUUOCK, of tho Melanoslan Mission, will give a short Address on tho Mission THIS (Wennoadaj) KVKNING, at 7 O'olook. Young People spcoiuliy Invited. m ( AKAPUNA JOCKEY OLUB, Commltteo Meeting. TaUUBDAY, Sept. 7th, 7.30. Masonlo Hotol, Dovonport. OHAS. O. D _CUK, Hon. Seo. pro tern. IiTOUNG WOMKN'S INSTITUTE. a Mooting of lady Assoclatea will be held at the Institute on FRIDAY, the Bth, at i p.m. .r~UCtt.LAND TEACHERS' ASSO xi. OIATION. A Spootal Msetlng will be hold In Wellealey Btreot School on SATURDAY, September 9ih, at 2 p.m., to dlscubs the question of tho reduc tion of teachers' salaries oonsqaent upon tho late epidemics. KDWIN T. HAHT, Secretary. fTJ" A. O. B. SOCIETY, JLI . AUCKLAND BUaNOH, wo.ai. Vho Quartorly Meeting of the above will take place on WKDNKSUaY next, 13th lnitant, at 7.30 p-m. Scoretary ln attendanoo from half -punt 6 to reoelvo contributions. JAB. O'BKIKN, Jun., Secretary. CJUCCESS GOLD MINING COMPANY k3 (LIMIT_D.) The 2nd Ordinary Annual Meeting of tho Company will be held at Company's uiilo», No. 5. N.Z. Intnranoo Uulldlnga, Anokland. on S ATUKDAY, the 30th ooptemtwrHSSTl. at 11 a.m. Bu*lnessi To receive Directors Koport and Balance Shoot, tend to Kloot Dlrootora and Audliors for tho ensuing year, " ' JOHN R. KANDUKSON, ■' Manager. Anokland; Oth September, 1882. Corporation .Notices. <11U OF AUCK LAN P, -BAINAQE WORKS, OHAIIUI AMD lIAHDI-flB STKK&TS. The City Counoll wiU receive Tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, September 7. for Works as above, ln uirras of plan and upoolllcatlon at tnoouloeof the CJty Burveyqr, Uonnßil Cham bora, High-street. Tho Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Teodera to bo endorsed, 'I Dralnagp WQrkß," V, A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk'B Office, ■ Town Cleric AcgUßt 31,1381. piTY OF AUCKLAND, AMKNDED nOILDINQ KKGaLATIONS, DUI_D ' INQ AREA EXTENSION AND BUILDINGS BY-LAWS. Notice is hereby given tkatthe above By-Law made on the 27th day ot July (under and In pnnraanoa of the provisions ot By-Law Noi 1, and of tho Muniolp-l Corporations Aot and Amondments thoreof) will bo CONFIRMS!) on the 7th day of September, 1831, I £,% PHILIPS. Town Clerk's O^lce, July 28,18^^^ C "^ TpiLECTIQN OF THREE CQyN FyNBO^T WARD, Pursuant to provlßlong of "Tho Municipal Corporations H and 'Regulation of LooalKleo tiorm Aoto, 1878." and amendmenta thoreof, I hereby give uotloo that an Kleotlon for Three duly qualified persons aa OounoiUora for tho above Ward will take plaoe on FRIDAY, 15ih September next, " Nomination Papers, addressed to tho Return Ins Offloey, will b. received at tho City Oounol OiSoos on' or before noon of WEDNESDAY floptomber Oth,' ' ■■ ■forms' oan bo obtained on. apDllo&tion ak tho offlcd of the Tovf o Ota*. OSARLBS IRVIN KLI.KR, ~. - .. Returning Oflloer. City Counoll Offices, ' " ' ' ' 28th August, 1§32, Q IT V 6 »_X^ O£iA ND, BLKpriON oFgouNomiiOßai BABTWARD, It la hereby notified that MR GEORGE HARPJCR and MR G.KOKGK STAINK3 Have boon duly nominated _g Candidates for the offloa of Councillor foi the East Ward of the City of Anokland, and that in compliance with the 'Provisions'' of IKb Regulation ot Local Klootlons Aot, 1876, a Pall will be takes for: One< CoanoitlOx, onTHURS-, DAY, the* itt_ -iuijtaot, in \bo Room at the haak'oJ the Eatiliq' Froe Library. Hlsl^Swot, wHhlnihje£ialdC,lty,bet\?9eat_e heurs ot nine In th,o f^ronoon and «1_ in the afternoon. CHARLKS IRVIN KLLBR. Returning Offloer, City Counoll Offices, sth .eptember, 1882. ri ?t y 6?' au ck land. PONBONBY WARD. KLKCTION O. COUNCILLORS. It is hereby notified tlujt 1 Mr ABRAHAM BOARDMAN Ut JAMBS DA.OUE Mr ALBERT DKVOHE Mr JOHN SWALE . Have beon duly Nominated as Candidates foi the Office of Councillors for the ronsoabj Ward; and that, in compliance with the pro visions dt" The Regulation ot Local Klectioni Aot. '1876,' fa Poll will take place lor Tljret Councillors on FRIDAY, the 15th Instant, a,t lh( PonsotibyHall. within the said Ward, betweet the hours of nine in the forenoon and sh o'clock ln tho afternoon, OHARLH3 IRVIN ELLER. , _ „_ _ Returning Oflloer. OUr Oounoll Offloos. 6th September, 18S2. nITY OF^ AUCK LA N D 1 ELECTION OF OOUNdLtOR. SOUTH WARD. Mr. SAMUEL YEOMAN COLLINS havlnt retired from the Election of Councillor forth' Southward, I hereby declare', MR. THOMAS TAYLOR M ABKFIKLD duly Kleoted to the Of Bee ot Councillor for th Bald Ward, to take offloe onthe 11 th inst, • ' CHARLESIRvis ELLKK. ' ■ Retums_K Officer. City Counoll Offlfleß, y U'tomber (i %i% OOBOUGH OF O»£tiUNGA ANNUAL ELKCTIoirOF COUNCILLOR 6 Tha following la a list of the Nnpng pi th Candidates nominated :— john bycsost a'ndkew dun wood ie thomas jo3kph hkndhaw daniel hills • : JOHN LUNUoy WILLIAM T4PP, Aa the number of Candidates nominated I excetdi We numbe. of vaoanolfea to Ye Hlfsa <: I hereby give notice that a Poll will ba taken 1 the Court-house, Onehunga, between the hou Ot 9 in tha forenoon aQd 6 In' the afterboon 1 THURSDAY, the fourteenth day ol Septembc 1882. ' WILLIAM G. P. Q'OALLAGaAN, Returning: Ofitoer,



D \ Wanted. , \ jfTANXIID, two respectable young men V T Boarders In a quiet family, whom no othero aro kept —Mrs deorge Payne, top of' Franklin Road, tho third houso off Ponsonby ] Road, on the right h_nd side. ANTED, a Baker for the Country; niußt ba steady. — Apply, F. Talne, Cnatomlionsostreet. WANTED, a Hinurt youth; also, a strong boy accustomed to the oven n trade.—Apply to Baoh and Fairwonther. Grey Btreet. _^ \A/ ANTED, for tho a.s. Kowenn, at the 0 VT Manuka., a Cabin Boy.— Apply on n hoard tho Argylo, at Q.een-street wharf on Fiidaynext. v \XT ANTED, a General Servaut.—App y J n T T to Mrs Udy, Monnt Kden. 't »«/■ ANTED, two respectable servants - t Vi one aB Cook and li&undreap, the othor i- as Honsemaid _nd Nurae,—Apply to Mrs a. ■_ Jaoksan, Ornkei Hoad, Hemaora. c ift ANTED, at once, two Tinsmitlia, V t lllßheat wagoß given; 12 months' work g-arantoed to good bands. Also, two .appron " llooa to learn tho trade.—Apply to Martin .• MoUonnott. yiotorla-Btroot Eaat. \\/ANTJSD, a Lad about 15, to look T 7 af tor horae and make hlmaolf gonorally usofal.-Apply to C. Klngsford, Baker, Pltt atreetj a \A7ANTED, a Gardener; must have a Vt tatlsfnciory oharaotor from IBBt sltna J tlon.—Apply, J. Banka, care of Fisher aud Co., 1 Limited. t \\J ANTED, two Smart Boys.- Porter's . VV Bowling Haloon. WANTED, a strong Youth about 16; good wages.—Apply at Dampler's Hob- Bon-atroot Shop. . TXTANTKD, 4 Hoys for BasKet Willows. J T V T. Cole, Baakotmaker, Queon-Btreet. W ANTED, Apprentices to the dress * T makin_.—Apply to Miss Fltzpatrlok, Florenoe Villa, Somorsot Plaoe, o/T Howe-atreet, 1 And; land. • V\7"ANrED, a smart Girl, age 14.— . T V Apply H. Hlndley. College Road Store. Vt^ANTBD, on a Farm, employment for TT a Lad 19 yoars of age,—Addross M,, i> Poat-offloe, unohupga. ft&TAJNTED, a Yoath about 16, as As. v V Blatant. ■ Apply at Moutnguo's Fanoy 1 Batsaar; • *"&/ ANTED, a Handy Man or Kougfi ♦ T C&rria-tor, also a strong Lad.—Apply at building in Vlciorla Avenuo, New North Koad. W. O. Pookllngton. Cnntraotor. WANTED, Young Girl to make her- Belt niefu'.—Apply Stak ufflcc. z \A7"ANT^D SEEN, Alhambra Quiitsi • T T large Bteo, 3s and 3a Od; Grey S wanß . down, la Id per yard: Frilling, from Id por yard ;_at Dampior'g Wakoflold-Biract Shop. ' \,%>ANTED, a good General Servant; , TT ' Oftsy plaoe.-Apply to Mtß *. B. Wright, New North Road (oppoilto Bt. Lake's Oh-roh). WANTED, a respectable Girl to attend to ohlldron and handy with tho needle. • -Apply Mrd W. P. Lsurlo, Mount Kden, oppo . alto Pound. t VXT ANTED, Apprenticoa and Improvers TV to the Dreßamaklng, - Mrs Bright, Orakel Road. Remuera. • \]U ANTKD,> Cook and Laundress j also, » ¥ Housemaid. Sistors or friends pro forred.—Apply Mrs Bull. Monnt Eden. ■ \\T ANTiSD, a ateady Man to make him • t T self generally useful.—Apply, Mannkau • Hotel, Onohun.a. 3 VA/ ANTED, a good General Servant for Yt a hotel at Rnsaell — SrAH office. WANTED »« Improver to \hs Ca'r pentorlng.—Apply to S, Jenkins, Builder, , Monnt tfd>n. • "vy ANXEU, a Pianist ; one that can » » play good danoo muala—Apply before , 7 this evening to R, J. Strong, BrloklayorB" r Anna Hotel, Ohapol^treot, YV ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland > T¥ Registry (eßtablLihod 1863), gool re apeotable yemale Servants ot all olatseg. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (tstabllshod 1803), Hotel Housa • maid (Thamoßl; wagea 12a. \\; ANI'JKD, at Hannaford's Auckland 7 » lieglstry(eetablished 1803),lomaleCook, j gostlenian's family (Nowmarkotl I excellent . wageg. ..,.■■■ ' Wf ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland I T T Registry (wtaljllßhed ISC3). Feraalo Ser ( vant, gontlomao'B farajly (sfaaM, Komuora; wa^cq, 13a. ' ' \» " ANTED, "at Ilannatord's Auckland 7 7 FogUtry (ostabllshod 1863). Housemaid and Nursemaid, aame gentleman's family (Mount Hden). VUANTKD, at Hannaforo'B Auckland T ? Registry (established 1863), Hotel Wai . treBS(EIelonBvlllo); wages. 13), ANTED, arHannaford's Auckland . Roßlstry (ostabli»hed WZ'. Six Oonerals Mount Albert); wages 10a to Ms. Moat oxool lent placou. AinTEu SEEN, fho Bluo Serge at la and 1b 3d por yard j Pompadour Kringß, 6d per yard; Pink Glaiasi Lining, 6d. -At Damplors Wakefleld-atreot Stop. WANTED, a strong Boy.—App}y Mr. Bangom, Great Nprta Wh'ani ! »*7-ANISD, Krat-class BlaQlamlth, v T WQtohman, ana Man for BawduEt— . Tho Anoklivnd Timber Company (Limited), i Cnatom-nanß-Btroßt West. ANTED, Apprentices,-!. Phillips, Tailor, goeon-atreot W'AN-BD, a General aorvant.-TApply Mr Hoffey "v Hoarding-houoe, next to tbo Governor Browno Hotel, HobßOn-Btreet. \\i ANTED, a Man and a stronp Lad for ' 7 7 farm work.—R. Udy, Mount ltdan. ! \\7 AN IKD SKEW, thT^eiite' durable " 7 Umbrella?, 3s; ohoet S.arvjs. 2d • Col oured S»tln Tlea, Is; Cotton Soots, 3d.—At ' Dampler'a Wakefleld-Btroot Shop. ' \\). ANTED, First-class Blacksraitb, 7 7 Watohman, and Man for'sUwdnat.— Apply Ano_!and Tlmb.L*r Oompany, Coatom ■ houßc^trcotWop^. ' ■ ■.*•■... *}M ANTED, n, emart Boy.—Apply t^ V 7 Madden lato ' Uu;no>L Tobao'oonist, Qaeen-streot. \X/ANTED, agpod General Sorvaat,— V V Mra Bloinan, top ot Gratton Road. WANTED SJEEN-fhe Men's Oxford Shoes at 6a; L&diea' Houbo Boots, 'Aa fid; Cork Soles. 2Jtl; Gloeß,6d per bottle; other lines very ohoap.—Dampier's Boot Shop, Viotoria- Blreet, if ANTED, three good Tailors 3 also, 7 Boyßßcppjentioo.-lJ,WiUiamß, rallor, ' Viotorla. atwot.' ' - W J ANTED, smart, cloau Butcher itoy; good wagea—AppyJ. Whlte^ Parnell.' Vy ANTED, a good Bullock Driver lor 7 hauling logs f wages 30a and f ound.-G. H, Layers, Qneon-atreet. WANTED, a good Genera} §arvan."ti rof erenoft roqulre^.-Mtß Jamea, Owen's Road, Kpaom, WAN iijp, 2 good Carpentflra—Apply J. H, Smith, Mornlngalde. Mount Albort' «sr ANTED, Empty'»aclvg,--Patersou & TT Co, Lorne-stiee*. WANTED, the Publio to know, that the New Shooting Gallery will bs opened Bbortly.-AOjoining Porter"a Bowling DftlQOn. ' tf \h/ ANTBD, loolf out for Porter's Sboot -7 7 Ing Gallery. '■ ' ' ' " \»TANTBXIfSEEN, Men's, Braces frpm 1 T' 9d; Boyß' db,6d;jßoys' Black Felt t Hats, la IW. GeUftiMefiio Spoke, la t Twoed. 1 Is 4A, lb Hd and Ss 6tf,-A» Dawpiert wakoneld r strqet Uhop, i VVA^TK_>— The VeryNeweßt Stylos j H ~T lv Ties, tosrfg, Collars, Braoaa, and Hammer Hoelery osn now be seen at the New , Zealand clothing Factory, 168 and 169, Qpeen etroet. ■ ■ •• ' a^ Hyu^twnliy"a thdroiisU 7 V BJok-Seoper, double or single entry; 5 years In laat place i competent to take obarge of i, tlruber yard, either aa saleaman or book • keeper 1 married.—Address UK a, Utah office. , \\7 ANTED SEEN, Boots Laces, 2d pcs;. 7 T doz; Gloss, Gd per bottfa: O6rk S^ies. 2Jd pair; Trlcoporous, 13 Sd,-At Dampler's Wakeflold-stroet WANTEDIo"~Let, Fnrnlshcd Booms, pleasantly situated in Poneonby; no Other boarders.-Apply for address, Dejata, Star Oflioo, r \\l ANTED, Situation vrltfa Children, _i J inTOU l _*osf others, where oaro and klndnesa would be'appreciated. Good needle, r woman.^-slnda, Stab offloe. ' Vtf ANTED-Tbo Novalty of tho Season „ oJ.\. *°i Gentlemen's wear Is tho -'Orient" o Shirt, made of Zephyr Lawn; new and oholoo O patternß,—New Zealand Clothing Faotory, 168 n Bnd IQO. Queen-atreet. X W/ ANTED, Sawyers, Machine Hands, 7 7 and Yardßmen for Bnsh Mill.—Apply Union Sash aud Door Co.. Meohanloa'Bay. ANTED SEEN, White Calico, 3Jd; U-bleaohed, do 2}d. .White BneoanK (80 inoh). Is id; Coloured Shirting Gd. at Dam plor'a Wateefleld-street Shop. '■ «.»7AWTKD Attention—Mon's Derby / T Shoes, 9s Ba (worth 12b 6d) B'.nohere; 7s 6d. Boyß' and ChiMren'a Boots at lowest prices;" Ca'l and Innpeot.—T. Prosser. ANTED KNOWN— liveryone admit v?o mako Clothing 25 per oont. Cheaper' 1B than any other house in Now Z°a!ana.~l. Phllllpß, Tailor, Qneen-Btreet. ' ' ; ■ ' WANTED, in Ponsonby, as'near the Throo Lamps' as pos'sllile, i^nrnißhed '" Bedroom and .ltting-room, with Board; a honße whore' there are no ohlldron and no other lodgers preferred.—Apply by letter, Box 196, Post-office. WANTED KNOWN-Six Second-hand Riding Saddles for 2ale at WlMasi Morgan's, Saddler. Newmarket, ''■' ANTED to Sell, Bouse in Seafleld View.-SApply: io John "Wnli, "' Hewaoa. BaaQeid Viow. 1^ 10 \fc) ANTED SEEN, the Japane-e Silk, Vi Is 3d per yard; Coloured B_ti_; 1b ud' Blaok do., 28 3d to 3s and 3a 6- ; Blsek Velvet teen, la ltd ood 8s 63. ' • ■ ■ x WANTED to Sell, a Block of Land, 6C miles from Auokland, 3.600' Qoreßi De ???!'• _Iv s°J! 6 & hzXt P*c_»ser,- Audres. A.8.,??, Hob.ojwjtreet, corner of Cook street. ' t 3). j WANTEDKNOWN-Chilaren's Socks, it '▼ » two pairs for 1b Jd; Calico, 23 6fl dozen ira Men's Bracep, Bd.—Brennan's, foot of Victoria of Btreet 9r> \KT ANTED jou to See, Admire, and Buj 7,1 °ae°["le72MNewHatß_oWdlspiayec f'*a NewZealsnn Clothing F-otoiy, 158 ant • led, (Jueen-siroet,



Wiuatea. WANTED, a Mau to Plough and under. Blonds horses.—Apply to John Smith, Caledonian Hotel, tiymonda-Btreot. AiNTED KixOYYa— Scarlet FJaunel, la; White Flannel, 73d; Laoe Curt&lna, infld pair; Pull-slzed Uullts, 5s 3d—Brennan'a, Vlotorla-atrect. WANTED, a General Servant; refer enoea required.—Mrs Baeeett, Orakel Road, Remnera. Vi^ ANTED, a >emale Apprentice to the » I'pholstury; ono wno understands needlework preforrodi—Winks and Hall, Shert landstroet. ANTED KNOWN—Pfeck Frilling, 2d yard; Linen Buttons (all sizes), id dozen; Bluok Leather Bags, Is.— Brennan's, Vlotorla-Btreet. WANTED,' a~ smart Young Man.— Apply Oommeroial Hotel, Shortland street. W AM TED, a good General Servant foj tho oountry. —Apply Commercial Hotel. Shortland-fltwet, Auokland. WANTED to Sell, a Lense of 300 acres np to 1,000 aoros of Lund, roar Auoh and.—Addroßfl AB, 09, Hobaon atrnot, cornor of Coolt-Btroet. ANTED, an Invoice Clerk; must writ,i a eouil hand and be qulok at laures.—Apply, in own handwriting, to Box No. 9. Post-omoo. WANTED, Applications for Eight of Grazing Uevonnort Domain.—Condi tions to be aeon at tho offloesot Messrs R, and It. Dndor and O. Mays. Devonport «a/ ANTED, Agents and Canvassers for y ™ Whitohcad uud Co.'s eclobrated Indian Tcag.—Apply 187, Qucon-streot.Auckland. ANiTaJJ, forlvlatamata, Four Farm Labourers.—Apply, Wharf Mill, before i o'olook to-morrow. %'\/"ANTKD, the Ladies to come and see V 7 the trimmed Hata at la and Is fid; grand lot of Dro.a Buttons, Id per doz; Stuy Buaks, 2d, id and 6d; Ladies' Jacketu, Gs, -At Damnlor'a Wakoflold-atreat Shop, W rANTED, Tailoress and Apprentice; also, a Boy.—Apply to J. F. Leplne, 'fftllor. Watoaeld-Btreet. \Ai ANTKD, n Kospcctablo Tidy Girl as « y General Servant-App'y to Mrs Con- BtabU, near Munto and Million's, top of Hob sonßtrect. WANTKO, a respectaDle Girl ns Gene, ral Servant for a oountry hotel: must understand cooking. - Apply to W. Porter, Oharlomont Hotel, Wakefleld-Btreot. ANTED, a respectable Nurse Girl.— Apply at oiioe to Mrs T. J. Philip, Kar.ngqhapa Koad. Newton. ANTtD, a Handy Man to do odd work about the premises.—Apply at tho Prlnoa Artur Hotel, Hobson and Welleßley gtroetß. fiR/ ANTED KNuW«—The only _-er- V V feot Cure for Toothaohe and Neuralgia, _nd no oure no pay, la by applying to Profosaor Gneaeott, the only PraotlOßl Hovballat In .tha Colony.—Shortland-Btroot. WANTED KNOWN-Sbeeting, lOJd; Table Damask, Is Zd; Boys' Tweed! la 0d; Men's Twood Hats, la lid.—BronnanV, Vlotorla-Btreet. AAT AJS TJSD to Sell, a nearly new cect;e- T t board Yacht, well found and coppered,— O. Bailey ■ Jhlpballdor, near Ujp Dook: WANTE"_riTr7orW-{.-R. Kew, Vic torla-street, gives an exceptionally high Battar d? delivery) for really ( ood Fresh \X7-ANXEdTeEN, Soarlet Flannel, la t T 3d ) short Window Net, Hi and 7d per yard i Glycerine und Brown Wlnsor Soap, olght oakoa for le.-At Dampler's Wakeflolu-fltreot Shop^ WANTED KNOWN, by everybody, that Scott and Co., Boot and Shoe makers, of Vlotorln-Htreot (noai oorner Of Hobaon street), are selling at andunner Whole aale Cost, for fourtoon days only, oommotiolng Ist September, lmtant. Bo ln time—Real Bar g-lnal Noßnbblih. WAiNTEDTTenleraloTWoTW^n^in. of Draining on the Takapmia Kaco oonrao. SpeolSoauons to bo seen at Allsdn Brothers. Dovonport, who will reoelye tondora up to FRID \Y flrat, at i, o"olbok. P^ ?? (he ; CR4B. O. BAOR«, fjqn. Sea. pro. torn. Takapuna jooaoy Olub, WANIED Inspection—Ladlos'Superior Spring Side Boots made to measu c at nhortoat notice, 12s Gd j perfeot fit ensured.—T, I'foaaor, VU ANTED KNOWN—White DiaDar T Pinafores with two utrlpeaof insetito'n for 1» 2d.-Brennan'B.foot ot Vlptorla-fltreet. V\/"ANTKD,, Owners wißhinn io'Sell V » Properties to BQnd ma particulars to enauro ready sale, No Haio.no charge.—W. V. -toyon*. 187, Qaoen-atieot. WANTED KNOWN-We Deliver Mlxod Flrowood, Boat Ti-troe, Tauplrl and Kamo Ooal, at the Lowest Prloea for Cain. -J. A. Fleming & Co., Cußtom-houso-street WOBt. WANTHD, tbo Public to Know that I hive Oponod the Nowton Pawn Office, : whero I am oropared to Loud Money os Jewel lery, Clothing. Watohea, Plate, Books, Tools,or any other description of ineronandlse,—lsaua Boom. LloflPßed Pawnbroker. Nowtqn, WAKTED KNOWN^G^anSSSiS YT Balo now s;oln_ on. ITs takbn for every pouno'a VTPTtb o^ KOOis.—Brennan'*, Vlotorla-* 1 streott ■ tTSJANTED snEN, the Boys'" Merino ;_"' Sinclets,ls; Mena" do, la fid; Gents' lardfolt Hats, 3a 6d; Men's Regatta Salrts, rom 2b 6d ; nl aampier's Wafceneldatreet Shop, ViTANTED— For BoyB1 Wear Mosgiel f Tweod Suits a-o aoknowledgod to be : tho cheapest and most dnrablo, ana the prlcas are very reasonable.—New Zealand. Clothing factory, 158, and \W. Queen-atreet. Xk7 ANT*D to Let, one or two Bcdrooraa, : i; *.. Drawing-room (furnished w nalur-. 1 nlshed), with or without attenijaacs; best view, ''•^"jJiySituatlon, gae,—Ad dress Smediey, Bt_b W" ANTEDITNOWN-Tho whole Stock to bo saorlflood at Brennan'a Auokland Houbo, fOot ot Viotoria-atreet. W ANTED SEEN, Gents' Shirts, la 6d, t T with Coliara. la Bd. Gents' large Hand- Keronlefs (white and coloured), Id.—At Uum pler'a WBkefleld-atroet shop. \j\t AWTKD KN.OWN,- that -1 have »i tondinc, ox Aahzaoro, tho best approved Sngar Boots at _3 6dpor lb; Elvetham Mam moth Lour Hcd Mangold. Champion Oraaso Globe, Champion Yellow Globe, Champion Ked . Globp, and Long Yollcw Mangoldß, at 1b 6d and a 9d per Ib. Also, Now Turnip Seed, Sklrving'a ; Improved Puii'nle Top. Purple Top Yellow Sootoh. and King ot iho Swedes.-THOMAS BTBADMAN. Seed Merchant and Nurßorymaa, Anokland and Remnera. ' W~ ANTED, THE PU"'BLI'C •SO SO TO 600D30N'S LONDON ARCADK For Booka and. tationory at English Prices Pareoß, if you want a gooa assortment to choose from Fans I V-nRI Fanal Fans I Gold and Silver Jewellery, newest designs. Glycerine. Toilet. Honey, and Almond Swap Pleßßo and unbind, Deierold'o, endQoßnafs Scents •■• -' " • 3rnßhe_ and QcsaVM, all aorta and elzos Workbos-B and'Seßka ■ Photd atad Scrap Albums ! Toys and G-men; s^d fyox oiny&lng else you maywßnt, ■ " : Try Uopdeon's London Arcade, US, QaBBB-Btreet. Vox Caen Only, j_ For Cash Only. For Coah Only. r For Caßh Only. VT71 ANTED 1^ NOW N— the tw-bwmarkbt t»ranch c e;is 4^(kwmarkbt Jjranoh OF OUR CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IS NOW OPEN ■\JftTg a Vahibd Stcok of GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to 15 per cent, UNDEtI USUiL QOBEH- STSBE. I'BIO.B. AIiIvQOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURKB. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 300 & 802, UPPHR QUKBN-STRBBT. For Cash Only. (a For Cash Only. For Cosh Only, «i For Caah Only ■ ANTED SEEN, Black Wadd&g, 2d per yard; Oil Cloth (blaok and colored). ll}d; L_die9' Shining Leather Bags, Is id.—At Uampler*g Wa'gefleld-atreet Shop. • \.y ANTED KNOWN-Men's and Boys1 T T Clothing for the'season in every style: value and variety nnequalled.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, 158 and 160, Qaeen-Btreet 'VO CARPENTKRS.— Wanted, a, Good .8 Hand,—J. M. Haslett, Fort-street, BOOT XKAJUE. - Wanted, at once, Good Machinists, Fitters.and Flnlßhers.— McArthm'd Factory, Queen street. f*/S"KS QILLINGHAM, Mount Eden XvJL Hall. LeBfBODS in wax, fruit, flowere, and all hinds of fanoy work. mo CAEPKMTERS.—Wanted, a SHua -ft. tlon by two young men as improvero, town or country.-Address, X & V, bos ffl, i'Oßt Office. Auckland. " ' y f|t O O A U F"K N T E X S, WAS/TED, Two Hoasea Kreoted. Plaaa tc uo seen at James MoLellan's, C.cstom-honHo- Btreet. ___ Board anq -tegiqenpg. CROYDON ViikhA, Vincent-street.- One of the most comtortablo Private Boarding Houses jq Auckland. Fine bath-room ■p. j with ptango and shower bith.—Mrs Fuller. j" BROWNE Ht'TKli -. \JC KOBSON-STRKKT, boabd _a_ LODOise _ ,^_. KsperWeel - Sinbi.- Roo«^_ ? -.___ .Sfti. ?■ ]y/[ A XI N E RES. I D,E NQB Seleot Board and Residence at Mrs SLlnd'e " §»y View Houb©, Northoote. FamUieg wU ■j find this a oharmlng and healthy spot to rosia )d dnrlng the summer months. The charge i id very reasonable, with every home oomfort Abundance of Strawberries. . ■ .



To Jjet. rgiO LET, a JVew Six-roomed llonso JSL well finished, and fitted with rftglaiei grates, colonial ovoa, wood-shed, &0,, Bitnutot In Stoltoß'a Road, Mount Eden.—Apply ntx door to Mrs Harrison, HpO LET, one Shop with Dwelling, come) -I ot College Road and Greenwood-Btreet rent, 17s Gd.—Apply M. J, Moore, Bootmaker, Vlotorla-Btreet. mo LET, a Fivc-rooraed House, with I. good workshop and largo garden. « pply on the premises.—C. White, Cabinetmaker, South street (off Kurangahnpe Road>, Newton. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom (without fireplace), and use ot kitchen, &o.—Apply Fanojr Shop, oornor of Wolleeloy and Albort- Btreete. MHO LBT, a Shop adjoining the Cosmo s. polltan Hotel, corner of Queen and West Queen-atroeis; water laid on.—Apply next door, rpO LET, on College Boad, a JVew and .1 Coraraodlons Bhop and Dwelling,—Apply to Oaptaiu Ross, at Gasonio Store, nest door, or to Mesßrg Hamilton Bcoa.. Queen-Btreet. 'S^O LET, in Ponsonby, Convenient 3 House, C rooms. Mount Kden, Nlcs Cottage, S rooms and pantry,—W. V, Stevens 18?, Qneou-street. nno LET, a very comfortable 5-roomed JL Honao, with pantry aud outhouse, situated In Mary-street, Mount Kden.—Apply next door. mo LET, a Nice, Well-finished, Four- X roomed Cottoßo, with poroh at back and water laid on, closo to KllorsHa Station.—Apply to Mr Hoynoll at tha Poet Offlca, KUoraUo. m o l ' c t, VILLA RKSIDKNOiC (Dr. Klllott'a, who Is eavlng for England), eltnato on Ponsonby Koad. Splendid opportunity lor a medical man. D. F. KVANS, Ksta'.o Agent, Quoan-etroet. m o Z i f. MKLKORD-3TF.BR V, off St Mnry'a Kimd. n now and splendidly flnfahud House of Brooms, pantry, dairy, servant's room, Btablo, and buKny honse; capital view, garden, &c. D. W, EVANS. . Katate Agent, mq MERCHANTS, LIViIKY BTABLK JL KEKPERB.AND OTHKRBRKQUIRINQ .ARGK PUKMIBiIS IN XHK CKNTKK OB" TO LTCT OR LWASK-Thoae extensive Pre mises in Durham-Btreet, adjoining the Haymar cet, at present ooouniod by Baaton Brothers, Coaohbuildorfl, who are removing to their new promlßos In Wakofleld-street, opposite Messrs G urrett Broil, Apply BABTEW BR0&, Durham-street. VJOKTII SHOKE.-SovpraH Houses To -" Let, Furnished and Unfurnished; also, Cholco Allotments War Salo in all parts of the dlstrlot—Apply. R. and K. Dndor. r JFFICE TO JLKT.—Apply at G.N.L.A. Vy Rooms, Quoen-atrewt For Bade. jj^OK SALE, by tpn^o?, the. good-will and -a w^^^SZ^ Boardlng aonß°- WOK. SALE, a, very desirable Farm of n „ §<^ a t ore.. wltWnolxmlies of Kawakawa, S?J m .W^a. tt is all fonood Bheep-proof sad divided into 13 paddoohs, four of whioh aro SS 811;^ 00/1 Th 1 5 B' Min 's weU-watered through -fin «o»tg«aDle House, Barn, Stables. Cow -S_^.n an(1 1 . Shflep Yardß- Woll-worth the In. peotlon ot any ono wishing a comfortable jffES.L.iol'' $° BVffm wm be Il8»8ea with Purchasing Clause.-J. M. and J. MowbrsT. Land Agents. 42, Qoeen-Btreet. PRIVATE BOAtfp AND RESI DENOB.-Mro Carey's, corner of Cook and Netaon-BtreeH three minutes walk from Queenstroat; terma moderate. [pPU IMMEDIATE SALE, a uorotort. Zk«*J? "l-Four-roomed House. Burlelgh-Btreet g-r^-B^alll HPWB * **" AgOnt| LfiOß SALE. Seafceld Vfew v Koad,a very L comfortab'e C-rooraod House, with voran i_h baok Bftdfro_t,-H. Partington, House and J Aggßt.Jjneen ! Btjßet t * tfiORSALB, Wilfjam-strect, a G-roomed Lo H(_J Be' oommanoinK eood view; vory tt^&T^as^°j^^ F. J. MOSS]. |_ w , ~ O'dOIiLIVAN FJ. HQ B S * C 0., o LANU 4;Ni;, IWTAXS AGBNTS. BHOKStAKD^TnitKT Ft R SALB, nSfxSMf 111611'ln Br'BbWn RoiMl. pmbou, 30 AuSSo^a^Btitg^ fa"B ADOk -110 Acres near Tu__a,n; 60 aorea ln grass, re malnder open fs^n and buah. Prloe,^b. 88 Acres close to the Whangarat* KaUwav Station, ail lmprovod, with I ho_se?Bt_bfZ tern, Sep. ; weU snltod for fruit growtog. 33 feet trontsge to Bymonda-Btreet, with baild -40 "^»il Li anflili wli h, 808 ftonteßO, amUea from town, I mile from railway station; £3 per 50 Aorea VoloMilo lAnd at Raswrbaok, halt la* A ".Hful&oa? 0? 1811*lD Hardlnß-^WBt, 70Ct by tJS_SS? hr~Twjra6lM*HonßO and Alto, An AHotmont in Inkermann-stroet-filOO. OfifoSwjßw rOOmS> 1U nAantoa' walfe bQm Poß' In addition to the abovo, we haro a Lai»e *umbor of Town and Country Properties to* V. 3. MOBB & CO., Bhortland-atreat 000 BACKS POTATOES. Xx Mrndsza, CANTERBURY ~Z7Z V jiLUis DERWK^TS> GOOD FOR THBI TABLK. GOOD FOR 8KB]?. ADAM LAYBOURSf, Fort-street. J U S X LANDED, 0,000 Ola Judge Clgarettos 50,000 Esoolslor Clgoretteß 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Dnohesa (Pure Turkish) Otearettes. PARTRIDGE & WOOI LAMS, QUKKN-BTRUCBT, T U S T ATIT*K \ V E 1?, Vrv. MrtNnozi, 60p, SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY ' POTATOES, G. S. J A X I N S, Ccstom-house-stem:^. Amusements. . . j. . . ~; ——/ ■ ■ i. i . #\RANB MUSICAL TREAT A'J VJf ONKHUNttA. In the Masonlo Hall, Qaeen-atro^t, on FRI DAY, Bth September, at 8 n,m,, tho Choir ot th( Auckland Band of Qope Union will glvethi favonrlto pleoe, "JOHN TREGENOWETH—His Mark,1 with fuU Vooal and Orchestral assistance, Condnotor—Mr Tudehopo. Organist—Mr Hampson, Mr h, Hemus will read tho narrative, Prooeeds ln aid ot the New Good Templar Hall Admission—Front Beats and Gallery, 2s; Bact Boats, Is; Children, Is. renders TONA GOLD-MINING COMPANY W A~NT X D. Tenders for the Removal OJC Pampingani Winding Maohlnerr from the Premier Gold mining Company's Ground, and Re-erectlon oi the lona Uold-mlnlng Company's around, Core mandel. Pinna and speolfloatlon to be seen at Mr Coi ooran's Star and Garter Hotel Coromandel, Tenders to be In by SATURDAY, the. 863 Instant, at 10 o'clock, at Mr Coroosan's, Core mandel. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarll: sooepted. JAMBS STCDART, Legal Manager. TO itUlLDEßS.—Tenders will bo re oeived until Noon of Saturday, tha Dt] instant, for the Krootlon of a Cottato at 801 l wood. Plans, &0., at Nos. 8 and 9, Soutl British Chamberp. KDMUND BKIiL, AroWtopt. JSor continuation, see Birst Paae. Electoral. rpo THE ELECTORS OF TH 1. sou>:a v/aku. LADIES AN;D GBNT-BMBff,— In offering myself aa a Candidate to repn sent jour Ward at the present juncture, I&i aware tbc,t, being a non-resident, will to eon extent place me at a disadvantage In this ele Moa, To those who favour me with their Vet I pleago myself to advoo.te the requiretaenta the South Ward to the best of mj ability, so i to obtain for you a proportionate share of U city expenditure: and Slaving before held a sei at the Coonoll, I hopo to be able (If elected) fairly ronresent you, and to merit your oo ndanoe at tho expiration of my term ot office. With referenoe to the now Wards of Po: Bonby; Drafton. aul Ka'rang_hapo, I considi they should receive an expenditure equal to tl amount of ravenae obtained by the olty fro: tbelr respective dlatrlots, and to that oxtoi only will they receive my support, Kecognialng that Mr OoUlnfl is the owner ( property ln jour Ward, if ho is retnmed at tl Head o^the Poll, J shall tato no steps to rendi his election invalid, through his name havlr bson omitted from the BurgeßS RolU . ■..■.;.. lam, .' . Yours respeotfully. ilUif. T. MAgKf fMLJT,



Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK r X LAND, HOLDBN AT HAMILTON. ; IK BANKKUPTCY. In the matter ol" The Debtors and Credit : ora Aot, 1876," and the several amendments thereof, and ot the Bank rnptoy of MinaAn&T Nkwull, o£ Nkv rnawahls, Crated Water Mannfaoturor. trading under the style ol •' H. Nowoli and Co.", a Uobtor. I hereby summon a General Meeting of all the Creditors ot the abovsnamed Debtor, to be held at the Dlßtriot Courthouse, at Hamilton, on ths 10th day of Ueptomber instant, at three o'clook in the afternoon, for the purpoSo of receiving my Report and of passing a Roßolutien that the said Debtor bs Discharged. '» Dated this Sth day of Heptnmbor. 1882. JOHN BUCHANAN. Creditors' Trustee. Wm. Macgrkgob Hay, Debtor's Bolloitor t Hfluillton. Public JNo^ices. JJOAKD O~F EDUCATION, MIOHAKLMAS HOLIDAYS. The Mlohaelmas Holidays for Schools in and near Anokland and at tho Thames will be the week beginning MONDAY, the 25th September instant. A UCKLAND AND WORTH SHORE ±±. STKAM FERRY CO. (LIMIIRD). LIQUIDATION NOTICE. All persons having claims ngainst tho above named Company are requested to render tho same within rait dash, or they will not ba ro oognlsed. All persona Indebted to the Company aro re quired to pay the amounts owing to Mr T. H. Wiover, at the Company's Offloo, Whatf, Auck land. All accounts owing at tho Thames to be paid to Mr B. Onyon. GKORBK FRA.HKR. _ i/iauidator. Corner Qaoon-streot and Vnlonn liano, Anokland, 30th August, 1832. Jg PECI AI. is Qxl CE. J, B. MARRIOTT bags most respectfully to return his.sincoro and heartfelt thanks to those Ladles and Gentlemen who. so, kindly rendered assistance at the laio Fire, and supplying my wife and Samlly with clothing, &0,, dnring our late bereavement, J. B, MARRIOTT. JJOTICE OF REMOVAL. J. F. LBPINK, Tailor, late of Grey-rtreet. haa REMOVED to WAEKITIKLD-SXRKHiT. next door to W. H. Damplert. First-olasa fit ana quality of material guaranteed. HOSPITAL FOX SEWING MA CHINKB.-Internel Derangement, Stiff plnta, and Broken Partß, Repaired. New Maohlnes, Ro.-D. S. Ohambors, 70, Qnoen-Bt. N ° * ..* °~~~^ AU OLAIMB against the Rstato of thn r.nto -JOHN SMITH, of Auckland, Draper, most bS HKBKKTH & RICHMOND, JLuckland, Augul^ o!^^' th 6 S ™ni*=> gPSCSAJj NOTICE, T. & H. OK*. • OABINKTMAKKRS, UPHOLSTBRKBB, &a, HAVE REMOVED TO THKIH JNbw JTremisks in Viotoria-3t w Thrbb Doobs Abovjc Thbatrb Buildings, TTSE Marshall's Homoeopathic Tincture KJ of Caloarln Carb for slow and difflonlt esthing, nettle rash, &oi Price Is.—Goodson, London Arcade. •J?U Cb TO *l0 >t'Cf US«X on Sulldißß *J-V Soolety principle!), or ou other terms 0 Bult borrowers. Allofanents bonght and louses built on weekly payment system, iortcsgea and Loans negotiated. Bee List ot Proportion tor sale on dth pase. E".t nor oont Uowed on money deposited for Investment.^ C. WiLtuMaos, I«nd, Bstata and FlnanolAl Asnni and Valuator, 3, Volo&u Lanft. JW O W OJS SALE, NKVADA BILVKR SPOONS AND FORKB, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 46, QUJCKN-STUKET, Opposite the Town Glook. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT L PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND OIVKBTMKNT 80CIBTY OF AUCKLANK, Ornoxa Corner Queeh-bt, and Vulcan lank, BOARD OF MAHAOHMBNS — President i Th? 3. Peacock, Bs<m M.HJC VioePresJdont i. A. G. Horton, Bbq, Treacurer i Thos. Macky, Keg. Ulreotorsi Messrs. Graves Aiokin, Bdwara Bartley, H. Brett. Jas. Dacro, J. J. Hoi aTaHV6^ade! >(3IP-PißrQfJiaßStone' Manaaer i George ffraeer, THIS SpCIBT V la prepared to make advances o the extent of three-f onrths ot the value on Freehold or leasehold Property. • REPAYMENTS, calculated on the lowest possible remunerative scalo, may be spread over any reasonable cumber ot years. FINKS NQT BNFORCHI) hi oas»8 Of Blot nosa or want of employment. Members mar lolc aa Investors or Borrowers at any tune. Intending JJarrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the offloe of this Boolety, where they osn make arrangements and terms 1 to suit their convenience. N.B.—Borrowers aharo in the proflts, | CHINA. j ENGLISH, FRBNOH, AUSTRIAN AND AMEHICAN GOOUS, Direct at lowost Pos: ible Prices. 3 Q. Browning . Invites attention to his Splendid Assortment of NEW GOODS. X Juat Opened, > A Special Link o» B krnoh VASicg. W r£ Wonderful Vtilno In H 8 CHINA TKA awKVIOKSt 5 < Full sets of i\ pieces, 21s. S . (3 CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS. 5 * 7s a dozen. 3 c And Every Description of ► CKOCKERY AND FANCY GOODS W , AT FBICK9 KRVRB HBFOKl! P KSTOWH IN AUCKLAND. . O" CASH TRADE ONLY. "El GTJROWNINQ, 261, QUEEN . -P STRBKT (near MabKBT Entrance), Established 1885. I | FANCY GOOD 3. j i JVT ONEY uN DEPOSIT, y THB. INDUBTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANKNT BUILDINS, LAND, AND IN * VKSTMBNj; SOOIKTY OV AUCKLAND are prepared to receive Money on Depoßltnt interest f for Buoh short or long periods as m*y suit de positors, GEQHQI? FBABEB k . Manager. : mo THQSE ABOUT TO MARRY 1 I I*ARTIKB B'URNISHI'-'a, HOTEL }j EaEgitßS, AMD THB GKNJiRAJj PUBLIC. 1 THE DIBJSCt"SUPPLY STOKF. IMPOBT3 EROM THE MAKERS, AND SELLS DIRECT TO THK PUBLIC, > FURNISHING BOOU3 i)lf EVERT* DBBURIPTION. Glass Shades and fitnn'n, all slsea, from 1/6: n Dinner SeUs.7o pioces, 37/fi; Chamber Hots, 7/9 tc B 10/; China Tea Setj, 23 piewa, with handsome Toa Tray and 6 Spoooa, fnr!3,'fi; BontQoldedgc China Cnps, It. 9/rlnaj ljoosclnp; Glaeeeß, from 1/9; Door Mats, 2s; Frndera, 1/9 to 25/; Cruet 8- Stands, 3/6 to sg/; Clocks. 6/«! fihne Brushea, 2/S m set; Iron Gadsteada, full Miki. 22/8; Brfttanla 10 MetpJ 1 oapots. 6/; (tlecuoplasod Cruets. Bpouns, O. ana Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cußes, 3/8; Braod ea Ing and Parro* Dagom Table and Pocket Cnt of lery j Saucossans, toollors. Tubs, and Buckets; »b Lamps, from 3/9; 61n. Him Locks, 2/; Tinware in SmootWng Irons, 1/: Far.or Goods Ot every nt kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousand m and ono articles ot nee anS ornament, at n- Prices oalypoßSible nnrtor onr Now System of DIRKCT SUPPLY. SMALL PROFITS, n- AND CABU. 3r Catalogues onaDpifritton. m AU Goods Merkod In Pltln Fldnreg (Wholesal it . and Hct(ill). 9f Goods carefully pacfeed and forwacded to nl 16 parts ot the ponntry Direct Supply Stoke, 2(9,. Q U X E N - STRKK ;



"■i lIW.I 1. "ir'TimM x" '' T " . "" jy ew lean. _ -R/KW'S fJjEA. REW'B TKA BKW'S Ttti BBW'a TEA K?;V»8 TKA RKw;a met. fou übw! t!a fee ™A Favour, kkwl ißi KKW'B TKA ■ HBWB TffiA gpgt btbk^™' sssssst Slit °™» swb* HKW'S ™£ 3KKVVS TKA iS™ A EXOKLOSD. KKWBTKA itKWd affiA „ RSW'3 TKA *> ■ ■ VIOrOBIA-STBKKr, iJ^HW SEASON'S XJSAS, A FURTHEK KHIPMKKT OF A'EW SHABON'S gPREAD JfIAGLE rjpEAS (IN HALF-CHKBD^AND BOXIIB). Having come to hand nor s.s. Hoto (transhlppo! ex B.s. Hungarian), arid being advised of other Shipments now due at Mol boanio, I urn prepared to qtioto at Lowest Bates. SAMPLES FOX LIQUOKIKG ON ATPHOAHON] JOHN BUCHAHAH, CPSTOM-HOtSB-STBKBT, Auctions; B, XOWKS. ft. o. CAKIi, B. D. lONUS TO-MORBOW, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. SLATES I SLATES! SL&XEB J Ex Knpido, from Sew York. B. TONKS~& CO. WILL sell To-morrow (Thursday), 7th instant, at 11 o'clook, 75,000 S h A l K SrexJUflpldo. from * ~ ixew jLOfic. B. TOOTH E. a CAKR B, D. TONES TO-MOKROW, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. FLAXJ I'LAXI " FLAXI FLAX ( B. TONES & CO. WILL soil To-morrow (Thursday). 7th ' instant, at 11 o'clock; 19 BAIiBS FLAX. TO-MOKKOW, 12 O'CLOCK MOON, TO BE SOLD BST AUCTION', HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AMD EFFECTS. AT ART H~U~R • S MART ' U'roduoo and Grooory Doiiartmem). A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF " Household Furniture and Hffeetß. all in' good order but llttlo usad, removed from a suburban Resldenoa for convenience ol sale. *- Also, w^ ii«S. o'if ooa l .S.6wlll(l -^ohlne (Prlnoe of' Wales), Horsehair and Oretonno Sulto, Ana &'jn Bentwood chairs. Linoleum, Carpets. ' Kitohen Dresßer. Iron Bedsteads, Mattrasses So.. &a, &o. * T O - M O X R O W, 12 o'clock noon, FRUIT! FRUIT! Ex b.s. Kotomahana,from Sydney. K~t CAS E~S ORAN GE S1 «J J_ 20 casoß Mandarins TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, at arthur's mak t; To-morrow, . 1 o'clock p,m, ' TOYSt TOYS!' Ex Late Arrivals; TO OLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. A T ART H U R'S MARIf (Furnitnro and Soft Goods Department);. Q CASES OF~"WELL - ASSORTED TO BB SOLD BY AIJCTIOH* TO-MOBROYV, 1 o'clock p.m. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER &, At 11 o'clock a.m. melford-streetTnhakst. makyb road, pojnsomby— ' . HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE • AND EIfJfECTa. R. AKTHUK HAS been favoured with instructions from a Gentleman leaving for Australia to Bell by anotion, at his Bcßidenoo, MeUord street, near St. Mary'a Road, Ponsonby, on aatnrday next, at 11 o'olook 6,m,, '' »SJ^3l OD?, B!HPf. 1) PUBNITURHi AND BFFKCrB-ConßlaonK ot Parlour. DintoK room, Bed-room, ana Kitchen: Glam ana Karthonwaro, Kltohon Utensils; a Good Hand Sowing Machine; all well-mado and in good order, being in use only a few months. On View on tho Morning o£ the Bale. XO-MORROW, fcx Rptamahana, from Sydney,' L, W. EATON IV ILL sell by Auction, at his Mart, to^ PMUOowJokT (ThMßd6y) ' 7th toßt- Bt b^ 30 oases First-class Mandarins 40 oasesOranges(JUß) "TlaUroa '' ta flrBt<)la8B condition," Bananas, Pines, Coeoanntg. &c. W. S. COOHKANE] [JAB. DAOB* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8. HO USE HOLD "FURNITURE/ npHE Subscribers will sell, at their atilo'clock 18 * Fottratreot' on B^Wa?.Bth tout, GENBK&L KOUBKHOLD FUfiNITUBB, cansistingof Couches, Piotnrea, Chairs/ Cheflonnlei-, 'Cableß. CarpaK Cur«nlDS. Fo»;d«rs, Sswicg Maohloi>& Mats, CUasa wara, China, Crookory, Plßtcdwaro, • Cntlory, Mow Irou B^ntt'earls, Woott Bedsteads, Mattrss?es, P&lUobsos. Bed ding, Waskßtands and Waiu Mirrors. • Dressing Tables, Chests Drawers, Kit chen Utoßßlto. Tabs, fix. Also, Force Pomp and Piping, SAMDEt COCHBANJB & BOff, Auctioneers. . FRIDAY, SEPTEMBSK 8, ' At 11 o'clock. QUEEN ■ STREET~AUCTIO W MA 111*, Adjoining Bank ot Now Zealand; J. B. MARRIOTT W HfJ c)Lbsr vnMc au6tfon 'Bt' *'& .- Mart«*lO«n-B»eBt r onthoalwveJUte. . 10 saoksOats • * S aHM 1 Sant f rbnry Baoan ; Tea, Blsonlts, Cnrranta Potatoes, Oatmeal, Flow, &a, fto. Also, ITarnltura, Boadiuir, Drapery, Watche* Ana, '■', ■ _ 5 trnnka New and Socpjul.hsM Olothlng J. Bi MARRIOTT, Anotloneei and General gatoman. , ' ' ■_