taken place on tho Parramntta River, came off on net. 3d. The races wcro rwed nuder favourable auspices, the weather being everything that could ba desired. The printed programme contained no fewer than eleven competitors, but only six faced tho startar's Hags. The reasons assigned for tho absence of four of thoss who entered for competition, and had pre pared themselves with npparcnt carnoat ness for tbo event, have not been ex p'ained. Largao, of course, ia not in tho c ')ony, although his boats and trainer have arrived. The rowing of Laycock and Tiickctt was very much admired, and although the champion . baa sus tain-it reverses in England _ and America, he showed clearly yester ilay that he had improved much in style. It was rumoured cavly in the day that Trickett bad fallen off in health some what, but that these rumours were devoid of truth could not have been doubted by those yho witnessed his condition yester. day. It was stoted by those who have been familiar with Trickett tor tho past 10 yenra that they never met him looking better or witnessed so good a style of row ing as tbat to which bo treated the public oh tbis occasion; Tlie same improvement in form was also noticeable in Laycock, whose rowing enlisted universal admiration. Tho only closo contest during the day ■iVas that between Beech and Trickett for a' out d mile, and although tho former is a comparative novice in the outrigger, his poifonuanco yesterday stamps him as a man from whom wo may anticipate great thirjg*. Poarce, although ot powerful physique, and a likely looking man for a (culler, does not seen to improve in form, and if his rowing of yesterday is to bo taken as a criterion of hi« capabilities, his chances for a position in the final heat are very re mote. M.' Donald rowed iti his old form, and it is thsught tbat he has good chances for securing a position in the filial row off. Ktuh seemed to play with his antagonist as he thought fit, and is expected to prove troublesome to hU confreres in the linal struggle for.firit ptlzo. . , Thofollowingis the result of the racing:— First JJivisisn —Couraa : From Battri g liOuse, Charity Point, to Gladjsvillo. K. U. Laycock, D. Macdonald. The mou wero started punctually at tho advertisad timo; dud Lnycock first took the water, and, row ing 28 strokes to tho minute, he led Macdonald, who was rowing 30 strokes per minute, past TJhr's Point by three lengths, and although at various times during tho raco Macdonald, by a spurt, de creased the distance between him and hu rival, it was clearly evident that he wa» only allowed to do this on sufferance, Eventually Laycock passed the winnins post with a lead of 12 lengths, Time, 17 minutes 42 seconds. Second Division,—Course : From Glades villo Wharf to bathing-nouse, Charity Point, M. Kush and H. Pearce. Both men caught tho wa'er simultaneously, and rowing 38 strokes to the miau'e, Pearce taking the southern shore while Kuih piloted his craft in mid-stream. Uff Put ney Kush wns leading easily by two and a-balf lengths, asd although Peaico made plucky efforts ia response to the l«ud appeals of his friends, ho was unable to obtain firjt position. During the race, Kush casod-up sevoral times to allow Pearce to come uo to him and then started away, leaving his rival behind again, and it seemed that be was unable to row slowly enough to keep alongside Pearce. -When about a few hundred yards from tho linish, be allowed Poaroe to draw up once again, and the latter pluckily spurted with him to the finish, Rush winning by about a quarter of a leDgth. Time, 18 minutes 32 seconds. Third Division—Courso same as No. 1. E. Trickett and W. Beacb. Both men got away on equal terms, aid were r»wing neck and neck off Uhr's Point. The bsats kept' well t<-geth«r for the next half-mile. At this point in the race, however, Beach, who was rowing very determitediy, and a quickor stroke than Trickott, sfcot In front. Apparently each man was doing his best to reach Blaila»d's Point lirst, which was passed by Beach in 6 minutes 20 seconds, Trickett being half a lengtu in the' rear. Beacb increased his le«d for some distance. Trickett, however, closed upon him off Putnty, where a foul occurred. Trickett was first to recover, and from this out rowed in front of B«ach, winning by four lengths. Time: 17 minutes 27 seconds.

RE-UNION OF OLD COLO NISTS.

A UK-union of old colonists and their descendant?, to celebrate the fortieth anni rorsaty of the arrival in Auckland of tho ships Jane Gifford and Duchess of Argylo, took place at the Lorne-ktrcct Hall last evening. The hall was •well tilled, many of those present having oome from tbc r remotest corners of tho provincial di»trict. The survivors of the passengers of these two ship?, the "' pilgrim fathers " of too colony, wcro aocommodattd witu seats do the plat form—the Jane Gilford's wearing blue and white, and the J)uche«s of Argyle's red and white ro»ettes; aid amoDgst them we noticed the folio wing: - M?s»h K. Graham, D. Rnssell, senior," D. Russell, junior, J. Craig, K. Scott, A. DiogwaU, T. Wylie, W. Miller, Mr and Mrs James Culpan, Mr and Mrs Jamioson, Mews H. Nlccol, V. Ferpuson, P. McPnorsoD, James Sims, John Sims, D. Taylor, R, Leslie, T. Finlay, Mr and Mrs Darroch, Mr and Mrs K. Laurie, Mr and Mrs Tudehope, Mr and Mrs Potei- Robertson, Mesdamcs SoniervelL McShane, Wilson, Gillan, Morrison, Quinn, McPhor son, Winks, Moore, Noysmitb, Hume, Bannab, Allison, McEwm, D. Jackson, Wiahart, Cowan, Cameron, and McDonald, ihero were also present a large number of old colonist*, tho titles of several of whom to the name ot "New Zealandcr," antedate thoso of tho Jane Gifford and Duchess of Areyle past en*era. Amongst the latter we noticed Captain Daldy, Hon. T. Henderson, M.L.0., Cap*ain T>. H. McKenzie, Messrs R. Whitson, P. Darby, P. A. Philips, S. A. Wood, H. W. flickson, J. Wilsen, T. Cotter, J. Sullivan, J. Winks, M. Fleming, &c, Mr Kobert Graham, who presided, said he had presided at Ihe 25th anniversary of their arrival in the colony, and they were now met to celebrate their 40th. The two ships of the expedition sailed from Grecnock—the Duchess on the lOtb, and the Jano on the 16th June, 1812, and both vessels arrived at Aucklind on October 9 of the same year. The whole of the passen gers were Scotch, with the exception of one Family. Mr Graham gave an interesting account of the trials and labours of the early settlers, reading extracts from the journal. He read letters expressing sympathy with the gathering from Sir O. Grey, Mr W. Smith, of Wel lington, and Capiain aymonds, and In con clusion read, a list of 20 of the passengers who had sent in the number of their descendants. The total was 662. Cap. tain Daldy, who had also been present at the 25th anuiversary, gave an out line of his colonial experiences since 1840, and Mr Joseph May exhibited a copy of the first newspaptr printtd in Auckland—tho "Auckland Times"—in which the following notice appeared :— "Wo stop the mangle to announce the arrival of the Jane Gifford and Duchets of Argyle with Scotch settlers." (The early organ of public opinion was punted in a mangle). During tho course ot the evening a number of selections and songs were given by tho members of St. Andrew's choir and othor friends, Mr W. Culpan and Miss Tait presided at tho piano. The hall was then clearfd for dancing, and tho young folks tripped it merrily on the "light fantastio too," till an early hour.

POLICE COURT.—This day.

(Before J. B. Macdonald, Beg., lt.M.) Drunic-Two persons, 5s each. \ Forked Case.—Michael Head was charged withstealingtwoprongs.valuelos.onthclOthulr,, tho property of Joseph Craig, of Auckland.— Sergeant Gamble asked for a romand, pending the Investigation of a number of other cases.— Kcmanded until Friday. _ - The Warning Watch.—Riohard Dohorty was charged with the larceny of a silver watch, value £10 on the 6th instant, tho property of Martin Walsh of Hclensville. Prisoner wished for a romand, as tho watch was a presont to him and tho barman could prove. Charge of Stealing Boots.—Samson Josephaon and Mark Marks again appeared on a charge of stealing boots and shoes, value £6 Us, on the sth instant., the property of Francis Stephens.—Mr Tyler appeared for Josephaon.— Remanded until Friday.—Admitted to same bail. Larceny.—Jamea Watson was oharged with the larceny of a quantity of wearing apparel, gold lockets, etc.. value £10, the property of Stephen Lltt, on the 28th ult.—As other charges were in course of investigation, the case was remanded for a week. Deserting a WufE.-John Lundon was charged on summons with deserting his wife, Mary Ann Agnes Lundon, without reasonable cause Mr Hesketh appeared for complainant. —Defendant did not appear; consequently, the hearing of the case was held over. This was all tho business.

We notice that the Melroae Estate, Devonport, is now for salo in large allot ments on very easy terms. As the land is mostly volcanic, and situated close to the main wborf, there is no doubt but thai the«e allotments, being ao accessible, will be sought after by persons wishing to locate inthia rising and healthy suburb.

CABLEGRAMS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH — COPYRIGHT.)

[ SEUTKR 8 TBCiKQUAMS, ]

THE SOUTH AMERICAN WAR SETTLED.

LONDON, October 9.

I The Government of Chili have decreed to accede to the concession of pea«e made by the Peruvian Government, a«d in conse queries the parleying which has been carried on for 3 jine time has ceased. NEW JUDGES. It is reported that Mr Wm. Johnston, Q.U., Solicitor-General for Ireland, and Dr. Andrews, will bo raised to the Bench, FAbMS FOR THE IRISH. Australian and New York farm* are re ported to be selling at fabulous pricoa in Tippcrary. MELBOURNE, this day.

Mr Fred Marshall, the well-known actor, is seriou'ly ill, and is Obliged to leave the colony. . ■ . The steamship Liguria is still in quaran tine. Mr Jas, Pile, a passenger for New Zealand, is suffering from an eruptive disease, but It is doubtful if it is small pox.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

(ttoceived 10th, 11 a.m.) LONDON, October 9, 9.4 a.m.

IRISH ATTORNEYS NKRAL.

Andrew Marshall Porter, Q.C., will suc ceed Mr Johmton as Attorney-General for Ireland.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

(BETTER'S IKLKOUAMS.)

England's Keply to Tilrkey.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Octobor 7. Lord Dufierin, in replying to tbo request of the Porte that the british Government would slate definitely the date upon which the British troops would be withdrawn from Ugypt, has infonn«d the Porte tbat the English forces will leavo the principality as soon as the restoration of order and the pacilication of the country have been accom plished. Outbreak of Fanaticism—The Notables ask for Iroops. ALEXANDRIA, October 7.

A revival of fanaticism has been manifest at Tan tali, one of the towns recently evac uated by the British, and at several other places in the interior. It is feared that further outrages may be perpetrated, and the Egyptian Notables are petitioning for the retention of the forces.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

(RECEIVED 10TII, 3 P.Jf.)

LONDON, October 9,

Iho Porto considers reply to |its note vague, as regards tbe ioteution of Kugluud in Egypt.

Arab liising in Tunis. In consequence of the Arabs rising in South TuCix, tbe French have decided to reinforce the troops there. Jiiot in Wance. Serioua faction riots are reported ro have occurred at Aries, an old town situated in the South-mat of France, Egypt and Turkey. LONDON, October 9. The Assembly of Notables aro likely to cgitate in favour of a severnuce from Turkey. Reported Escape. It is reported that Midhat (?) has escaped from tbe custody of the Knglish troops. The "Daily N*w»," commenting upon Ambi, rays he should be treated as a com mon oonvict. Looting the Graves. LONDON, October 9, 6 a.m. The Bedouins are looting tha graves of those who were killed in the recent engage ments

Murder in Siberia. The Governor of ficbik, in Siberit, baa been murdered.

TELEGRAMS.

INVBRCAJKGILL, this day,

[From Ocb Own Cokjuespondkst.]

THAMES, this day.

Shnr«m»rket, 3n.m.: New North Dovon : Is fid. Prince Imperial, last night : 9s; to-day, 9<; sellers, 9a 3d, Queen of Beauty : 22s Gd; sellers, 23a; buyers, 225. Golden Crown : Sellers, 149.

At a meeting ef the Board if Health, this afternoon, it was resolved to take all possible precautions" to prevent tho spriad of diphtheria, There are at present two cases.

HAMILTON, this day.

CAVALRY INSPECTION,

Tho inspection parade of the Hamilton Cavalry Troop was held yesterday, Col. Lvon acting as inspecting officer. There was a fail muster of men. RIFLE MATCHES. A representative team »f the Waluku Cavalry proceeded through to Te Awamutu yesterday to have a rifle contest with the local team. They will vi»it Hamilton before leaving, and bavo a rifle contest with the local troop on Thursday. a ball in their honour will be given in the evening.

ALEXANDRA, this day.

Tawhiao has returned to Whatiwhatihoe from Kawhia, The natives are now anxiouj to know when Mr Bryci will meet him.

(PER FBVSS ASSOCIATIONON.)

MA&TBRTON, this day.

The Mastcrton Town Hall was destroyed, by file at 1.30 this morning. The hall was in occupation of Maoris till one o'clock. The value of the building is £1,000; in sured in the South British fc £750. The Fire Brigade worked well, saving County and Government Buildings adjacent. The hall burnt very rop'dly. Jas. Brown, custodian, caved his wife and children, who were sleeping in the baildiop, but his furniture and effrcts were destroyed, He estimates his loss at £300, and is unin sured. The hall ia the property of the Town lands Trait.,

DUNEDIN, this day.

CRIMINAL ASSAULT.

At the Criminal Sessions, Albert Edward Morgan, for criminally assaulting a child, was sentenced to 3 years.

MURDER TRIAL,

The Papakoia murder case was com menced this morning, The Crown chal lenged one, and the prisoner five, Mr O'Measher defonds. Mr Haggitt's opening address occupied an hour and a-half. Wanganut has intimated that it will send thirty repreientatives for the prize* filing. It is intended to hold a review and banquet on the 9th,

A house belonging to .B, Smith was burned down at Waikaia last night. It was insured for £100 in the Norwich Union.

MINING ACCIDENT AT THE THAMES.

(BY TELEGRAM—OWN OOHKESPONDBNT.)

THAMES, this day. This afternoon three men named John Thomas, Stephen Farley, and Thomas Kneebsne, working at the 50i» feet level of the big pump, shaft had a very narrow ! escape from suffoctfinn by gas. At i three o'clock this efcernoon. owing . • to the door at tbe 400 ft level, which turns ■ ' the draugh'. f om Tookey's abaft down to i the 500 ft level being left open which ! allowed the gas to rise. Mr Ceutts went down Tnokiy's shaft and shut the door, and he war then able to get to tbe 400 ft chamber to which the men had climbed by means of the air shaft. They soon revived on being brought to the sut| face, The Prince Imperial got 25lbs Rood picked stone from the stope seaward of the west winze. I

" ! I Tbe Beresford-street Congregational Eab liath School Anniversary docs not take place this evening, as proviously announced, but on this night week. For farther par* tlculars see notice in another column. .

THE REV. JOSEPH COOK'S ADDRESS.

An immense audience assembled in the Opera House this morning for tho purpotc of hearing from the lips of the celebrated American preacher and writer, Joseph Cook (who passed through to-day en route to tho United fctatcß), hi* promised lectute on "Tha Religious Signs of the Times." All the available pitting accommoda tion in the large building was tuken up before be made his appear ance, whil» nearly (all the Prote.-tant clergyman of the city and suburbs occupied tents upon the platform. There w«re there the Yen. Archdeacon Maunscll and the Kcvc. T. Buddie, McKeDzie Fraaer, Morrie, Somerville, Monro, Watkins, Downing, Carriclr, Dudley, Macrae, Macnicol, Bond, J, Mucky, J. Wallis, Hamer, Macdenald, Oliver, Salter, Spence, Robertson, Whewell, Hodgson, Guy, Finfold. Runciman, Bates, Gulliver,- A; Eeid, Humphreys, Davis, Parsonson, Ashwell, J. K. Davi», and a few others. Some time after 11 o'clock the expected lecturer was ush«red upon the platform, by the Rev. Thomas SpurgeoD ( their entrance being eignaliacd by a burst of applause, which-was duly acknowledged by Mr Cook, He is a large and powerful man, with a massive head and ample forehead, while his nationality proclaims itself in the cut of the hirsute gidwth- upon tho face, the cheeks and upper lip being clean ihaven and the beard being suffered to grow luxuriantly. Mr SpurgeOn briefly and very neatly intre] duccd tho locturer to his audience, and then, having divested himself of his great coat, Mr Cdok began his address. He at once displayed the posssisiou of a ricb, sonorous, orotund voice, and the fluency of his delivery bespoke the prac tised speaker, while the choiceness of tbo language, tho aptness of tUe illustrations that ffero used, tho beauty of the tropes and figures of speech, and tho breadth of ground that was traversed, showed that tho gentleman's moiits had not boon extravagantly appraiaod in tho re porl-a that have reached ub cod cerniog him. He speedily placed himself thoroughly en rapport with bis henrcrs, and maintained thuir unflagging attention and evldOut interest throughout thp whole duration of a two ■ and ■ a • half. hours' discourse. The subject was dealt with under three heads, viz , " The Personal Signs of Our •Tinics," ''The National Sigus of Our Times," and "The Cosmopolitan Signs of Our Times." Under the first he>d bo made a trenchant attack upon the doctrine of Conditional liumor tality, which he said he " rejected utterly as both philosophic and exegctical lunacy." Under the second he warmly culogited tho beauty of Auckland, and of Sydney, Mel bourne, and Adulaido, and spoke eloquently of the glorious future that lay beforo them, besides earnestly counselling an aggressive evangelical spi' it in Christianity, ho as to moko the influence of Christ-tins and of Christianity til powerful in moulding the character and shaping thn destinies of there young countries. The concentra tion of population in our largo cities and the difficulties incidental to managing these pojplc by meant of thaapplication of univer sal suffrage was tho greatest with problem we were called upon to iolvo. In treating of the third division of the subject, he pre dicted a great alliance of English speaking nations, t whose power would make arbitration tbo substitute for war in the settlement of inter national disputes, and whose religious feel ing would permeate the world. He alto vigorously condemned tho current infi delity, which he treatsd with di>ila>n. Cheap thinking, he icmatked, was the natural accompaniment of cheap printing, and the infidelity that was bow abroad, was only vulgar and audacioiiß It had not one learced or scholarly roprcoenta. tives in the whole United States and in Europe tho march cf thought both in Germany and England was in the direction of Christianity, the old philosophic and metaphysical theories that had been net np against It being effete and impotent. In the Herman Universities the Evangelical protoßß)rs obtained the patronage of more than threc-foirtha of the stude»te, and rationalism was perishing from inanition. In fervid language the lecturer pointed to the growth of Chri«tianity, which, in tho last 82 years had gained more adherents iban in the preceding 1800, and with equal warmth he foretold far grandor victories in tbo future. He resumed his aoat amid enthusiastic applanse. The Roy, Mr Carrick then s*id—Ladici and gentleman—The Chairman h;n a-ked me to perform a duty which is ex tremely pleasant to me—the proposing of a vote of thanks to the illustrious Ice. 4nr-,r I biivo vcryseldom listened to a oh » lecture as that wiili which wo have just born favored, Nothing could|b« mo c argu mentative, cogent and crushing. I saw it stated in this morning's paper, that the Rev. 'Joseph Cook* doctrines were not so orthodox as either the Key. C. H.

-purgeon's or Dr. McCogh'a [Mr Cook: That's a miitakc] but it is not for me to be inquisitorial. It is enough tbat in the hands of Providcnco ho is an instrument of good and a courageous de fender whom we would not readily lose. I propose therefore and call upon you for a thundering vtto of thanks as a token of your satisfaction for the able and conclu sive address to which y»u have listened. The vote was passed with enthuaUstic acclamation, and Mr Cook harried away to catch the mail steamer junt as a gentleman (said tobe Mr Cats) rose from the front row in the orchestral stalls to put some questions and inako some rema>ks touching Condi tional Immortality. The photographers were noxious to get hold of the locturrr, but they failed. He drove off immediately iv company with Messrs Spurgcon and Down ing to the vrharf, where ho at once re embarked.

ACCIDENT ON THE RIFLE BADGE.

An ftcoldent ot a very oorfono natnre happened at the Bifla Range this morning to Sergeant Asderron. Several volantoors were engaged In praotloo, ana hn was marking {or them, when by ioms means b piece of lead from a spent bullet ettnok him on the pupil of his eye. He went to the Hospital for treatment, and the injury, wbioh la of a porioua natup-.-was attended to by Dr Cooper. Anderson baa had charge of the range for tun years, and we nnflerattnd tbat this ia the first aooldent that has befallen him.

ACCIDENT AT PARNELL.

A RATHGIt sorious accidont bapponcd to a young man named William Henry Fox today. Ho was engaged in the work ot painting Brown's drapery warehouse, Farnell, when a sudden gust of wind struck a ladder near which' ho was standing, and. caused It to fall. In the descent it struck him a violent blow on ths head, rendering him In sensible. Ho was conveyed to the Hoepit»J, whirehe subsequently rooovered consciousness. It was found that he had tustalned a nasty one on ths nead, and was ratber weak from loss of blood. Fox is a married man.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Ocroßiß 10,1881

Bank of New Zealand—Buyers, £23 12b 6d' National Bank- Sellers, 27s Colonial B&nk—sellers, 48a New Zealand Insurance—Sellers, 778 Fisher and Company—lls 6d; bujera, lls 3d; BOllors, llaDd Moinataiarl—Sellers, 17b 6d Golden Crown—Hellers, i» Qaeen of Beauty—22a to 22a 61; buyers, 21s Gd; ■oilers, 22j 6d Qaeen Contributor*—Hollers. 2ls E Prince Imi«rt»l— Buyers, 0s; eellen, OiM l'romitr-Beliorf. 8s 9d Humphrlea' Qally-Buyers, 21s 01 (! JOSBPH NEWMAN, Secretary.

Mr Cass, in another column, challenges all tbe mink tens in Auckland to a public discussion on conditional immortality. The schooner Marmion arrived from Tiuiarn this afternoon. A man named Thorn, employed at Ire land's tannery, Paumnrc, had bis hand caught in one of the machines yesterday, and three of his lingers injured, one being rather serioosly hurt. He went to the Hospital, where tbe wounded member was dressed, and he returned home, I We would remind our readers that Mr IR. C. Greenwood will sell by auction, at noon to-morrow,at Dowden's mart, Queen street, the Sunnyside estate, b orth Shore. •Mr Gieeunood has taken every possible j means of making tbe public acquainted ! with the property, both by liberally adver> | tising it and running free 'buses from the North Shore to Calliope Point, where the land is f ituated, and to-day be crowned his previous efforts by the exhibition of a large water colour painting of the estate, the foreground of. the picture being occupied by excellent portraits of a number of local C !lebritie3.

THE AUCBJjAJNII t_t.i_J^s^W STAR, T(JJ_)SbAf. OGTOBEK 10.



H A L h EN G E . aba teat of truth, the undersigned Invitee »ny or all of the Christian Ministers otAuok litid to a Public Dlsoußtlon on tbe "IIIUUK TAUTY OF THK SOUL." and fcindrea bud loots, and undertakes to defend "CONDI •XKtttAV IMMORTALITY "ass the only Borlp turalvlew. , b. GABS, Vlnoenfrfltreet. WHICTMBBMOIW W>l I Nf WW 111 11HII11



A UCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETF. " 1VF OSES IN fT GYFr" QONCERT is POSTPONED UNTIL TttUUSDAY EVENING, OCT. 12, At 8 o'clock. H. GILFILLAN. Joitr., Hon. Beo. Wanted. \\7 ANTED, a Seceud AVsiter; refercn- V? oes required.—Apply Star Hotel betwtcn 1 and 2 to-morrow. WANTED, a Man for Gisbornc ; must bo a good milker; wages, 25s por woek. -Apply to R. Latta, Ponsonby Road (opposite ljrown-atroetl. \»7 ANTED, a pood General JJervant; TV must huve good references. Washing put out —Apply to Mrs Wilson Morrison, St. Ueorgo'a Bay Roid. . , ft »7 ANTED, a Handy Man for Gisborn« ; 7 t mußt ba able to milk well.—Apply R. Latta, Poneonby Road, opposite Brown-street. X\J ANTED, Cook and Laundress where V* houaomnid is kept; wages. Us; referonoe required.— Ipply to Mr Bull. Mount Kdon, near ___ W~ aNXKU, Young trirl as general ser vant.—Porter's, Tobaooonlßt, Qaoen street. WANTKD (immediately), Improvers and Apprentices to tho Drosamaking; also, an Assistant,-Mra Marler, Vlnoent-Bt. \%J ANTBD, Three Gontlemenßoarders i t V overy coavonUnco, piano. &O.i at a family rotldenoo, Jsl per week.-For further partlonUrs apply to Mr Dnder, North aho>e. \I7ANTKD, Apprentices aud Improvers TT for tbe Dreß«mnklng ipply to Mn Klrkman, Milliner and uresmakor, Victoria- BtrOQt WOBt. \\f ANTKD, a good Laundress to do a Vt fttmlly'B waaning by the woefc.—Apply offloe of this paper. WANTED, a Nurao to take euargc of one child throe months, old ; good ro tiiouoen indißpoosablo.—_pply to Mrs Boarno. Oratei Road, ttemnera. ANTED, a Kcepectnblc Girl to do housework and learn dressmaking; Biliary given und reference required.- Apply Mudamu Bottenolll, Ilobsonatreet. WANTED, an Apprentice to tho brass moulding; abio, Apprentices to the plnmblosr.—Branston and Foretor^ \\7 ANTED, a strong active Boy,—G. TT P. Jaklnß. Caat^mhonaoßtruit. TVTANTED, Apprentices to tho MKli * nory.—Donne, Hall asd Co., Qoeen itroob WAN'WD, Three Lads about 14 years ot auo at tho Auckland JKratcd Cos. Works, Wellealey-Btreet; good wa<ee. WANTED, Two Roys about 14 years of ago.—Apply J. Urey and Son, Eden Orescont, ANTuD K«O\VN—Mens Braces, 9d; Boys' do, ii l; Borß* Joan Huts, 9d ; Worsted. Id the Bkoln; Crlnolettcu, Is Oil. Sol llnK oft at 1 liintiier'a. Wnkyrield-utroot. ANTt'-D, Apprentices and Improves. —Mra Fargle, Dresa and Mantle Maker, top of Grey-street. ANTED, a good Cabinetmaker.— Apply at Garllok and Cranwoll, Quoeii &nd Lornottreota, Aaokland. ANTBD, aatrotiß Hoy to milk~ Apply Jlclbom-nc Store, top of Pitt itrcct, between 8 and 9 a.m. ANTED, 3 good General Servants"; good wanes Biveo.—Mrs Jaok's t'ot faiita' Roglary Qllloa. Mount ltd on Koad. WANTED, n Sor»nnt.-Apply to Mrs Watto, _oroßtord-3trcct. oypoßlto the Jhapel . ANTED, a Good »oy. - Apply Goodßcre a Leo, Coopers, Wyndham itroet, WANTKD, Apprentices to tho .Dress making.-Apply Mrs Whoatley, Manu tan Ro«d. Panoll. WANTED, Glaziers, also some useful 8075.-Unlon S. 8, M. Sash and Door Company, Meohaaloft' Ray. W'A<vT_i>, Two smart Boys—Sbort it land Sawmill fo,, Cn«tom-hoose-B>Teet AJNTiiD, a~l"raper'B Aseistaut,— _ Apply Mnokr, Ligan, S^een & Co. «\7ANTED KHOWN, Men'a Tweed * T Trouaoi-n, is 6-\ . Mmi Dra» Pofc F«lt liitfl, 2a 01; BUnK Felt lUtn (hn'd), 3a fll. telling offal Dtmnler'a Wakefleld-atrcot Shop. \aTANTKD, a respectable Girl as up m prentloo to flnt-elasi T«llore«B—Apply itra D»vltl»ua, Marmlon stroot, oil' Upper Juoen-Btrcot WANTED, Apprentices and Improvcra to tho L)r.i»suiaklnK and Milllnvry —A. ). Steph>»eoo. Draper. Newton. Vl/ANTCD, to J.ct, a good Wnrehouso * " In Fort-atrcct.—Apply Adam Laybourn ad Co., Da-h.d-Btrectl V\^ ANr_D KNOW >- If M. Filz t t Maurlo« Ploo'lon does not Remove bis •roporty at the expiration of a week it will wgoldiop.y expemes.-BARA. aPIfJIHURU. WARTitD, by a st<ady, respectable Young Mad, a Situation as storemnn ir carter; anderstands korsei; good reforencos. -Apply by letter RO, this office. WANTED, immediately, su-or 60 Com petent hands; also apprentices; per nanent'omploym«Dt and hlghotit salary p«ld.— ■101 l Campbell, Ponsonby Clothing Factory, Sugland-a'.root. \Vf ANTED, an Apprentice to the Dro>« ---t T mnttlng.-Mra T. V. amlih. Eybor Paw. \AT ANTED, Good Dressnnkers. Im '* provore and Apprentices.—Apply to Mra .Toduklns, Melbourne House, Victoria Road, <lorth Shore. \»TANTKD, Merchants and TradesmcTi T t to send in their _ooonht» agnlnßt the Auckland Club forthwltb.-W. n«od, eoorb ary. WANTKD, two respectable young men Boarders In a quiet family, whore no jthors are kept,—Mrs Uoorge Payne, top of franklin Road, tho third honeo off Ponsonby Road, an the right hnml aide. YKT ANTED KNOWN, Men's Merino t T Drawer*. lg lid ; Merino Undershirts, Is 3d; LambV Wool Books. 7Jd. Selling olf at Unmpler'g Wakefleld-iitreot Bhop. \AJ ANTED, by a rospcctable married " ' oouplo in oumtortab'o olrcumatuioes, to Adqpt a Healthy Child.—Apply thla otßcf. WANTED, the Public to come and see the Gas Illumination on Saturday oven- Ing at a PAKKKR'B. Guflttor, &c, Wcllesloy rtreot (oppfislta New Opera House). Vl/ ANTED, a person to adopt a Little t Girl, 4} years old.—Apply John Collide, 3t, George's B»y Road (house Ut«]y oocapled by Mr Bpeers), before 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m. Vl7 ANTED, a Kind Person to adopt a TT baby.—Apply at-fiTAR offloe, between 12 and 2 on Monday. WANTED KNOWN-Two oz. Keels Black Thread, ii,' usual prioe Is; Women's White Hoee,4}a; Trioopherous, Is 3d.— Belling off; at Darorior'g Wakefiold-Btreet Bhop. \\/ ANTttD, a General Servant for the tt Country. Wages, 10s per week,—Apply Mrs Wells, Qrey-Btreet. WANTED, an Errand Boy, about 15 years of age,—Apply GarUolc and Cran wolU WANTBD KNOWN, Grand Lot Sum mer Flowers, 6il the bunoh ; nioe Lotol Ear-rlnga. 3d pair; Jf ullor'a Rarih, Id large pkt.— Selling off; atDamplei's Wakafleld-streat Bhop. AUTED KNOWN -Mrs Whitoombo has opened a Begißtry for Momhly Nurses In connection with her Registry Offloo lor eer-anta in Uobson-street, 3 doors from WelllDgton-streer. WaNKED, Winding Machinery and Gear ot at least 20-horse-POwer f omlna'. Parties having the above for sale, will probably find a purchaser by applying to tho undersigned, no", later than Monday, tt o 16th Ootobnr. 1882.— Jas. Htodut, New Zealand Inauranoo Buildings, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN, Infants1 Bibs, Id; Uiibieaohoa Calico, 2Jd; Bleached. Do., 3Jd; Lot of Dress Buttons, Id the doz n.— Belling off; at Dampler's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. WANTED, the Public to Support Lcgi timato Tradespeople, and not touting monopolists. Sco tho Gns Illumination on Saturday Evening at S. Parker's, Wollesley atreet, opposite new Opera House. ANTED KEAD, the Middle adver tleement on the baok cover of the Penny Time Table. WANTED KNOWN—S, PAKriER'S Showroom of Gusli'tings will be lit up ' with g«s on So'urrtny evnnlng. Como, see, and ja<lgo for yourself.—S>. Parker, oppoßlto New Opera House. WANTED KNOWN, Black Wadding, 2d tho yard; Blaok Velveteen, Is lid; Japanese Silk, la 3d; Blue Sorgo, la.—Selling olf; at Damplor's Wakeflold-aireet Shop. ANTED, two or threenßespectable Men as Boarders in a 'Private Family. —Apply Mrs Wataon, ulxih house past Bden Vine Hotel, Kden Terrace. ANTED KNOWN, Men's While ant coloured Handkerchief ti, M; Chest Soarves, 2d; Long Burlingtons.6l to Ip. Sailing off at Damnler's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. WANTBii, Ladies to know thaf~T. MoMaatcr ban opened a large stook of Mantles, Capee, bnd Vitetteß.aaperlorßtyleg. \\] ANTED KNOWN-More Bargains T * In Boots and Shoes, Including Ludiaa' High Heeled Evening Shoes. 3s Od: Lodlea* High Heeled Press Shoes, ia 6d; Gents' Klaetlo Side Boats, 8s Gd and 9s Gil: at Dampier's Hoot Hbop Victorla-stieet (late w. Johostone's) near Royal Mai Hotel. WANTED KNOWH —S. PABKEK having at conolderable expense filled op a Showroom for his I arge and Choiae Seleotlon of Gas Chandeiiorß. Brookets. and Hall Lights, Ac. Intends lighting the same with g>g cm Saturday evening. 13th lnst., «_an he re&peot- Jully Invites public iaßpeotlOD. -8. Parker, Plumber and oaafltter, &o. (opposite Abbott's New Opera House). W~ANT¥jr"KNOWNr~Pl_krG]azed Llnlnir, 6rt: Gilt and Silvered Drew Buttons, 3d doz.; Hair Brushes, 7}d, Soiling off At Dampier'a Wakofield-stract Shop.



WaiiKeo! tar ANTED, a good Genetal Setvant, V t with references—Apply to Mrs D, F t Evans, Glenbnrn. near Bhelly aeaoh, Mpnaonby, WAW'I'ED, a Town Traveller for a good p.ijlnn line; referenoes required liberal oomm'saton,—Apply by lottor only to 522, Stab Oflko. WANTED, a good general Servant.— Apply Mrs tilomnD, top of Gratton Roaa. W~ ANTED, a Boy to milk, garden, and be generally uieJ.nl. — Apply W. Wllllamß. Romnera. W AWT ED, a Boy; must be able to ride.—Apply at once to It. Ihorpe, Harp of grin. KUerßlle. • . at ANTED (immediately), a good L'odk Vy for a dootor's family at Napier.— Apply to Miss Imilbrook, Avenue Road, farnell. WANTED, a smart, Young Girl from 15 to 17 years of age for housework.— Apply at the Nevada Hotel. WANTED, Boot Machinists, Girls as Apprentices, and Errand Boys.—Young Proa., Durham-street Ktwt (oil' Queen-Btrcct). to tane care or or adopt a *' ' Uaby, by a rospcctablo married woman. -E. Hcnry'a Registry. WAJM'I'EU, a respectable Girl to assist in housework,—Mrs ft. Eaglotou, Angle sea-streot, near Ponaonby. VST7ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Registry (eßtabl!shed 18C3). Hotel Houte mnia and fmrsoglrl (Mercury Hoy).same hocßO. WANTED, at Hannaiord's Auckland Registry (established 1863), two House maids at onoa (came hotel, He IonBVlUe), wages 129; p , , \%r ANTED', ot Hannaford's Auckland YY Reßlfltry (oatabllehed 1883), two Jfemalo Borvanti (Oitibore). good wages. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 18(13), 1 Boys to milk, &o. ft»/AJHTKD, at Hatinaford'a Auckland VV Ueslßtty (oatabllßhod 1863), Cook laun dress, Niiißgmuid, Neediewom»n (ttomucra). WANTED, '-'oueral Servant, must bo Good Plain Coofc and Laundresa; waeoa, 11^ P»r wook.-Aiiply Mn Whltton, Waterloo Qaatlrant. »»TANTED, at Hauraford's Auckland VY Eenistry (established 1803). Unitoum berod Couplo (Slaborne); man to Bhepherd, milk, drive. _^__^____^___ WANTED, Accommodation in the Country for Lady and little Girl; farm preferred,—Addreea KH, Btah Ofllec. WANTKD KNOWN — Hooks ana Kyes, 1 packets Id; Children's Picture Handkerchiefs, Id; Mending Cotton, 2 oardn Id, BelliDg olfat Dimpler's Wationcld-ttreot Bhop. WANTED, Tenants for Two six roomed Bowes centrally situated, at North Shore, within two minutes' walk of lower wharf; splendidly finished, and with all conveniences.—Apply It. and R. Dndor. W'~ ANTBD KNOWN, Cork Soles Id; Silk Boot Luces, 2d tho dcz.; Crochet Cotton, Nob. 0. 09, 1, i, 3. and i, lid the skein. Selling off at Uamplet'a, WakoHold Btreet. ' AJNTED-Tho Customers of Munro and MllliKan to know that they are now nropured with a full and choice assortment of Twoeds and Drapery Goods In all dep&rimenta for the coming BCason. ANTED KNOWN — Littlo Boys ! Straw Bats, 6d: .Back Comb?, 8d; Ber lin Wool Slippers, Is lid; Grenadine, Zd yard. Selling off at Dmnplci'd. Waksfleld street. WANi'BD7iSveryone to Know that all Clothes at J. H. Dalton's. Tailor, Viotorlastruet ifa.fr. are juat as cheap as hla Noted 60s f ergo Bnltf. WANTED, to rent a Furnished Cot tage of i or 5 Booms; or Knrniehod Bitting and Hedrooms with use ot Kitchen; terms must be raoderate.-Appiy, by letter, to A.B C Btau Office. WANTED Known, Sta> Busks, la, 3d, and 6d; Ladles and Ulrls' Fur Hats. I B Id; Frilling, from Id; Window Net. did. Sell ing oft at Dampler's wakxlleld-street uhop. ANTBD KHOWN—Working Men can Save their Money by calling at the OoTornor Gordon DlnlDßfltoomß. All Meals 6d j Board and Lodging IBs por week.—Note the address t Nearly opposite the Wftltemata and oloae to the Dook, Lower Albert-street,—R. Murdooh, Proprietor. ''ANTicD KNOWN—SmaII Shawls, 2s ; Lugo Summer do, a* s<l ; do about i ynrdfl lonir. Us; Women'i Whlto Stoottlnttd, 4Jd —Soiling O!f at Dan)pl»'s, Wnkolle'd-stroct. A.NTKD KMOWfI-A, MALLINSON, late of Vlotorla-Htroet, has opened a Hair Dreui'iug Ba'oon in Welleeley-atreot, three doora below the Young Men's Christian Apfo ciatlnn. Bair Cattinßr, 6d; Shaving, 3d; Child ren's Hair Out, Sd. ANTRIJ KNOWN, Gents' Superior Glove-, 71d: Supprlor Wrat Kud Col lars, 3i thn Box : 1 lnen do. No. U. Hi ; 16.16}, — 14. Sa'llnic off »t Dampler'B.Wflkeneid-avreet. WANTED KNOWN, Gouts' Superior Btud k-utco", 21 to Oil: Solitaires. 44 oalr; Far Smoking cipn.ln ii; Gents' Umbrollan, 3d 9J. Belling oil »t Dampler's. Wakeflgld-atreet, yy ANTED, TUIS fUBLiC tT -g TO GO TO JJ W 5 -a OOOUHON'S o £ "' &> LONDON AUCADK. H - ■ojij Uueen-atroou SjJ •a"! >»BOJw-a9iri?) &.X5 006 'MaVOHT NOUNCn ? CM g B -g p.Noaaooo GOOUSON'B S^ p. 3| LONDON ARCADK. V M "a 0 Quoon-Btreot, g W * £ M g, i? < 2 ff GOODSON'S LONDON AKCADB, 118. Queen-street. Yir ANTED KNOWN— TOR CHEAP SUMMKR GOODS. THE CENTRAL DRAPERY, Top of Hodson-btbrkt, CANNOT DX BUBPABSBDIII This Now KstablluhmoDt Is bocomlDg well known for Its Fine Display of— StkjlW Hats, from Od each Flowers, from 3d a sp»ay FnAißßns, Laobs, lUnpons, &c, equally cheap Pababoi.s, from Is H<l DMORKLLAa, from 2s 9d Camoos 3d Taklk LtNKi«. from 12} d; and BBKKTiteo, IOJd Ail other Hoods the best valao for cash Rush hats, 8d to Sd. W^ANTED KNQWfI, Mens1 Shirts, ft ]r Gd; do (with collars), Is 8d; Gents' Ragttta Shirts. 2b Od; White do,, 3i 6d. Selling off at Damplet a Wnkeflßld-streot ahop. WANTED KNOWN — fc. PARKER having just opened a T,arge and Hplen dld Assortment ot Gatfittlng, &c, aonßlstinic of 1. 3, and 2-Llght Gaatlllers; Fancy Crystal Brackets, Fancy Sorcll Bracket?, and Plain Double and single do in Great Variety: Stbln Out Qlaßß HaU Lantorns, Fancy Stained Glass Ball Lamps, and Large Aebortrnont of Ball Harp Light, Hand-painted Has Globes, Cut Bines Globes, Add Cut Globoa and Plain Globes, S. P. intends offering; tho above at price Lower, than any other bouse in town, not excepting tho great monopolist oompany. Note address: 8. Parker, Plnmber, Gaßfltter, &c, Wellesley- Btroot (oppoßite New Opera Home). TV, ANTED, WANTED, to Sell Cheap, *T Lot ot Small SponKon, from 3d to 6a; Vasos Sd a pair, 2 pairs for Is 2d ; Glass Butter, Dlehe°, 9<l to Is Sd ; flngar Basins, Is to 2s; GO dor, Engraved Glass Jogs 9d, 3 for 29. 7s a doz ; Glass Uandleßtlcke, 6d, 6s a don; 100 doz Odd Cnpp, 5 for Is; W. end O. China Onps, Odfioob; China Toa?ots of iO plecos, only 20s, Pink, Grcon, Flue, Red, and 3 Gold Linos ;60 doz Bkbodb, 2}dand 3d,Sfor la; Plates. 2}d to H\ ; NostFggr, Id. eaoh; Bmall Capn and Saucers, Sid ; 3 doz Meat Dishes. Strom 0d to 2s: Well Dlsheß, 6s oaoh; Vegetable Dlsbes. 23 6d; Large Glass water Jngs, only 2e; Hated Croetp, only Es Gd ; Tin Crnets. 3 bottles. 2s ; Cat Glats Salt Cellars Id to 9d ; Flowers under Glass Shade*, from 2a 6d to fia Gd ; Shoe Brushes,2s a sot, or Is each; Hair Bra-hw, 61 to 2s; Large Tea Trays. 1b 6d; Jam Opnnurs. nnly 3d,sfor 1b ; Bread Boards, 2d ; Koj Rings, 3d and Gd a dcz ; 100 Sots of Juge^ 2> to 3i 6d a set; Ladloß' Leather Bags. 2s 6d to 33 Od ; Sohool Slates, from Id to 6<l; Penholders, 2a per gross, 2 grogs for 33 M, 3d a doz; Picture Plates, 2d and 3d ; Glass I'umblOTP, 5 for la: Wine Glasses. 3d and id; Large TumblorMdeaoh,3s Cd a doz; Rlmmol's Soap, 7 for a shilling; Tar Soap. Id a oake, 7 for Od ; KurniiUTo Polish, 4d and 9d a bottle, 3 for 2a ; Good Tea, Is B<l alb, 21bs for Ss ; 0 ponny Hnttlos ot Blaoklng for 3d; Is Bottlop, only 6d, 3 for Is 3d ; Is Toys, only 'J\ 3 for 2a ; Toilet Sets, fromSs Gd to 8a Gd ; Chamber?, la 6d nnfl 2s; Baking Powder, Gd, lid, and Is per tin; Jam, 7a fid a d*z ; Salad Oil, 2 boltloa for Is; Ons'or Oil, 2for Is; Kpsom Salts, i ooz paokotP, 2s fld ocr box of 7!b* ; Kiddle Strings, only 4d eaob,3a 64 a doz; ISO boxes of good Figs,only lOd a box, 9s per doz; 10 Acoordians, from 12s to 18s 6d. with bells; good Rico, S'ba for Is: Clothe] Pegs, i doz for Gd, Is 3d a gross; Well Uishee, 6a; small Cups and fiauoers, 3s a doz; large Paint Broßhee, 2a 6d; Rat Trupp, 6d; White and Gold Stone China Cups and Saucers, B<i, or 7s a doz; Hood Knglleli Conoertins, only 30s,—H. Watt, Pitt Btroer. rr\O BRICKMAKERS. WANTBD, Tenders for Making 300.000 Brlcke. Yard and appliances found. For partloulars apply li. & E. DUDSR, North Shore, YOUNG LADY icquircs a situation in the country as Housekeeper to one or two gentlemen, nr any position or treat« here a oon- Bolontious discharge of dntr wonld be appre ciated ; thoioonhlr domeoiiosited, and good cook-Addroßßj.G.P,, Stak Offloe. rrO PKINTKKS.—A quiet intelligent I Youth, of two or three years' experience at case, may obtain constant employment on a Country Weekly, end liberal wages, with board and lodgln;.'. Place open for a month,—Apply to W. Hartieet Langbridge, Associate* Nbwf and AdvertlKlng Bureau of New Zealand, Stiohbnr>'n Bnlldlngg. Qncen-street OVERNESS.—Wanted, Young Ladj as Rcsidont Governess; children's agef under nine. Musical prefeiTed.—Apply by lettei to 8.C., Stab office. mIIAVELLER.—Wanted, a competen; JL man for town and country; mußt havi thorough knowledge of drapery,— Apply b' letter to 88. Smb Office. *»*/».



Personal. £ "OIsRSONAL.—If the Lady who called L on' Saturday afternoon at KcndalHiousc, Ponaonby Road, will cither kindly call again or Bend her address she -will oblige Mrs Armstrong. PEKbUNAL - The NightsoilContractor will, after the 16th ins>,. Diboontwoe Work for thosa who have not paid up to 30th September. Offloe—Cliy Market, Queen-street Entrance. Houra-9 to 5; Saturdays to 9 P.m. To Let, , r»iO LET, a new and well-finished Shop 1 and Dwelling corner of College-road and Greenwood-street; rent low.—Apply Mr J. Moore, boot-matter. Viotorift-3treet. , rVo LET, five-roomed Cottage opposite » Baptist Chapel, Poneonby; gas and water laid on.—Apply W. G. AUon, Clarence-street, Ponsonby. . rs\O LET, a flew Shop and House, near 8 King's Arms Hotel, Upper Pitt-street. Newton, flitted with gaa &o This is a capital opening for a general store, eltaated In a thickly populated neighbourhood.—Apply Mr Jaokeon, oD?csite, or at his ofiloo, 22, N,Z. Insurance Buildings, ,___ i TO- LKT, a five-roomed Cottage, situated In St. Geor«e'a Bay Road, Parnell; com mands a splendid view, with largo allotment.— for particulars apply Stab oflloo. | roiO LET, in Gundry-street, Oewton, a J Cottage of five rooms, with three allot ments; yard and rfide-walk asphalted.—Apply J. Morrison. ABphalter, Newton Boad. i r enO L(<T, a superior new Seven-roomed B Honsa with wnsh-house, In Upper Grarton Road, near Ky bor Pass, with every convenience. —Apply office of thia paper. rpO LET, in Onehunga, an 8-roomed R House and Qardoa In a Rood position.— Apply J, n. Jacksoo, Qneen-street. Ooohnnga. TITO LET, a New House (five rooms) at * Poneonby Terraoo (back of All faints' Chnrob).—Apply to Mr Grlgff, next door. Young children objeoted to. ■ /pO LEV, a Well-fiDishcd House, six * lame rooms, within five minutes' walk of Vost-oflloe s every convenience; rent low. — Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agont, Queen street; ; rW\Q LET, Six-roomed House in L'oucgo * Koad; rent, 15a.—Apply R. Row, Grocer, Victoria-street. TO LBT, a House ot « rooms in urey- Btreet.—Apply Mrs Adams, Grey-street. TO LEX, Two nice Booms, furnlskeofor unfurnished.—Apply to Mrs Blmmonds, Grey-street. , rO LKT. or Soil, at Couqutm nace.rar nell, a 0-roomcd House, nearly new.— Apply 3. Meoken, Parnell ltiee. rpO LIST, a Commodious Family Kesl -9 dence of 12 Rooms; every convenience, with Ito 2 acres land; within two mlleß of tho oity.—Apply J. K. KandersoD, Estate Agent, 5, N.Z. Insurance BoUdlngf. rjiOLKT, a Wow and Well-iinished Shop J and Dwell in K-house of Seven Rooms, situated at foot of Franklin Road, near Colletre toad, a splendid business position,—D. F. Kvana, Estate Agent. rO LET, a New Four-roomed Cottage off Brighton HovJ.-Apply to Mr Marrlatt, Grocor. tap ot Parnell. rO LET, Villa Residence, containing 8 rooms and bath-room, with H aores land, live minutes" walk from Penroseßtatloß,—Apply Mr Atttroo. abortland-ntreer. . t pO BE LttT, for a term of yearo, the R residonoa of Geo. G. Walter, Ktq., Popa cura, oontainlng nine rooms, in addition to bathroom, dairy, and scullery. Also, a 6-stalled Blablo, ooaoh-bonse, and all necessary ont oHlcob ; together with a nioely-'.aid-out KarOen, six acres of land in exooUent pantura. Saltablo for a gentleman's re>ldonoe, Posf eaalon can ba Kiven Ist January. 1883.—For rmrtioulnrp, apply to 8, K. Hauhas, ja«., Lmd Agoni. Valoan Lido, or the Proprietor, on the premlaec. mo L v t. PITT-aTRKKT-Bhon and Dwelling of five roomo; two fronts and kitohen; gas laid Into ahop, tank, onthouee, &a, &o. D. F. EVANS. HBtate Agent. •ji O h T . New Shop and Dwelling, good position, oornor of Brighton Road and Bronn-strcet. First class opening tor general store or butcher. D. F. EVANS/"* Hstate Agent. Qaean-atreet. rji O LET. SKAFIttLD VIEW, noar too of Grafton tond—Comfortable Houbo of six rooms and kitohen, So,, &o.; nice garden, and good posi tion. D. F. EVANB. Estate Agent. Auckland. rai • o I, js x. BELLA VUTA, Ponaonby-Deslrab!e Resl donoe ot 7 rooms; pantry, storeroom, stable, outhouses. SCO., together with about S aoreß, pirtly planted with fruit and ornamental treoa; Bplcndld vlow, D, F. EVANS, Estito Agent. TO MEHQHANTS, LIVBKY STABLE KEBPBRB.AND OTHERSRKQUIRINQ LARGK PRKMI3K3 IN THK OENTRK OF THE CITYJ TO LUT OR LKA.3K-Those extensive Pre mises In Dnrham-street adjoining the Haymar cot, at proeont ooouoled by Basten lirotherp, Coach-builders, who are removing to their new prcmines In Waksfleld-street, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply UABTKV BROa, Dnrham-Btreet. OFFICE TO LXX.— Appiy at O.N.L.a! Rooms, Qnean-etreet TQEVONPOHT, NORTH SHORE. TO LET, Several Mow Eouees, well situated. . Aisa FOR SALE (cheap), a IG-roomed House, within two minutes' walk from Wharf; and Allotments in all parts of district. Apply to R. & R. DUDER. Devonport Store. For Hal* li'Oß SALE, in Wellcslcy-street, a Good I' Hiulldingf Allotmont, Zl x 120.— H. Parting toa, House and Land Agent, Stlchbury's Build- Inaß, Jj^OK SALE, an Allotment, Valley Koad, JL' Mount Roakili, 60 x UO. cheap; easy terms, —Apply K. M. Morieyj Kden Tfrraoe. Lj^OK SALE, a Farm of 307 acres good, « lovel Land at Dairy Flat, 16 miles from Btokes's Point, bounded on a navigable creek by 1 mile 10 chains; 5'J aores down in crass of four paddooks (foncwd); Kight-roomed Bouse and out-houaes. Prloe—£2 10a per aore.—Apply to Carbines and Taylor, Anotioneere. ___ jm or s a l c. A barguih. WILLTAM-STREKT-A Houße ot five roomg, suts"<antlnlly built and thorounhly well flniaheil; fitted with glass ooae. oapboard, dreeser, oven, register grate, &o.; water ,'atd In; level allot mnnt, well fenced and dralaed. Price, only £320. D. F. EVANS, 687 Estate Agent, next Herald Office. Tp O X S A h E MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD-Splendid Voloanio Land—3 Ciioloo Allotments each 60 x 17K Prloe, £60 each, D. F. EVANS. ' Beta to Agent. A LLOTMitNIS, Valley *oad, Mount I\. Kden.-Bplendld Building Allotments, from 50ft to 200 ft frontage by JUStt deep; splen did view; very cheap.—H. PartlDgton, House. Land & instate Agent, Btiohbury1!) Buildings, Qaosn-atrcet. Devonport i Devonport! melrose eßtate. 43 Aorbb. 169 Allotments, rich volcanic soil, The Survey ot this Magnificent Proporty, situated on the Viotoria Road, within about 5 minutes walk of Vlotorla Wharf, Is now oom pie ba. and Allotments unequalled in any portion ot Devonport, are now FOR SALE on excep tionally easy terms. Above 35 Allotments have been Bold within Six Weeks, and somo Fine Buildings are already In oourse of erection. Title under Land Transfer Aot, Apply DKVONPORT LAND AGENCY, Boaoh Roai, Dovonporr, E E D POTATOisSI SEED POTATOES 1 EX MAGELLAN OLODD, Qf\ TONS OAMARU POTATOES, OU Spaoially Plckod for Hood. . . G. S. JAKINS, OUBTOM-HQUBB-BTKEKT. /\ N SALE, XX Oflft FIRST-CLASS SLATES, Ax Low oo,uuu RATESi Also, A CARGO OF DEST TyEWCASTLE . pOALS (Household and.Smiths'), per Prospector. NOW D I S C H A RG I N G, W. & G. WINS TONE, Custom-house-street. {For continuation see Hirst Tage). THE best Eoinedy known for Liver Compltvlnta, Constipation, Sea., la Mar shall's Speoial Tincture of Hodopbyllnm, price IB,—Goodaon.London Aroado, .



QUESTION— Ato you rea Ily going'out of the Drapery? Xhla «iuestion la re peatedly put to us, buoat wo we suppose many advertisers «ro in the habit of deceiving the public Bat oar AHBWER is — We are aoositively, and that at oaoe, giving up tile Drapery a_d Clothing portion ot o_r Business, to; make room for out jrurntsblng Trade. 'rapidly clearing out stock.] GaRLICK & CItANWELU BULLING QOOD3 UNDER WHOLESALE COST. STOREKEEPERS— Weofinsollyou DKKB3 GOODS \ CHEAPER THAN AT THE WHOLE. BALE HOUSBBI A Large Lot of LUSTRES at lcra thran ; Imported Cost 111 i ■^_____________________nr I.ADIE3- Onr Laßt Shipment of bALuao BbAOK DRKS3 OOODS has arrlvod In the '_oob. Awe.' MagnlQoent quality. CAHIfMBRHB, MKKINOd. &o , Sco. These -will be Bold loea than Auckland "Wholo- Bftlo Price. BL&GK BATINS AND SILK 3 Very CliOip. BESIDES ALL KINDS OF DRAPERY, WK AKB CLEARING OUT ALL THE Tl/T ANCHESTER OIOCE, As we intend making great alterations In the Premlfloa alter the Sale. ! BLANKET--BEDUOSDI SHEETINGS-REDUCEDI HOLLANDB-RBDDCKDI CURTAINB—REDUCED t ORETONNBB-REDCOBDI GALICO3 FLANNELS, SUIHTINQB. KKPfI, DAMASE3. TABLE CLOTHS. ALL PRESENT STOCK WILL BE CLEARED OUT 111 GBNTLBMEN EVKRY ARTICLE OF CLOrHING will be sold. At oar present rate of sale the bulk of It will ba sold in a fort night. premises thronged daily with cash buyers, Gtaiclick & Cranwell, On looking through their STOCK OF IRON BBDSTBADS, find they have on hand no loss than 449. Ah they nra over-stocked, and hold involcoa ot more to arrive, they have determined to CLBAK OUT 200 I RON B BDBTBAD3 AT LES3 THAN WHOLESALE PRIOE9 FOR CASH. FURNITURE ■> RBDUGKD BEDDING REDUCED CARPETS REDUCED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RBDUOED FKNDKRS AND FIRKIKONB BBDUOED MATTING AND MATS REDUCED TOILBTWAKE RBDUO-D CHIMNEY & TOILET GLASSES REDUCED ALli FURNISHING GOODS REDUCED FOR^CASH PaYKKKTS, We are- BelllnK mAPESTRY nASFETS At 2/3 pec Yard. Wo are Selling. pOOU £lANE QHAIRS . At 3/9. furnish your housb kow at reduced cash prices. Qarlick & Cranwell, city hall arcade, QUEEN-STREET f^HEAP Millinory at my Branch Shop V^ next door to Holland and Dutler's.Viot oria Btreet.-Mra Whltohoad, Milliner. Newton. ■ LADIES' Silk, satin, and Cashmere Dolmans, eta, all tailor oat, beautifully made, tastefully trlmmod: lowest ronmnerattvo prices. —W. Petty, Ladies' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel (jKBA'iI Slaughter IN DbapbrY. I have to Ii form you that I have purohaaed Bomo proccrtv at the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE from the Drapery and Mil linery bUBIUOSB. Thawks.—l take this opportunity of thanking my outtomers tor thole constant and liberal patronage during the last 17 years, I shall hold a Clearing Sale for three monlhs, Affording my customers and the publlo an opportunity of SECURING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY AT PRIDES UNDER CO3T. After the Bale, the Bhop and Dwelling will ba Lee by Tender on Lease. I append the following Price List as a guide to my customers t—looo pairs Kid Coves (in all ooloure)-2buttons, 1b; White 1-buttons, 2a 6d; Fancy 3-buttons to 6 all at 3a fid pair, worth 6a ; 700 yards all wool Fine Dresi Blaok Merge, Is yard, worth 2s; Rush Hats, 3d ; long Ostrioh Feathers, 10«, worth _l; (superfine Books,S'a to B's,at7d, worth Is; Gold Thimbles, 6d< worth 2b ; White Piunalla Boots, is, worth 7s Gd, ALL THK STKAW GOODS ARK QUITE NEW. It Is the FIRST OLKARTNG 8 4.L8, and I am going to glvo the pnbliu the bene/ic of it, i .." W. E^re, GLOVE DEPOT, VIOIOBIA-51BEET,



Pablio « ouces. TVT 0 TIO Kis hereby given that th. SV/Mi?S, r'nerßWP blthorto existing hotweei OKORQE WYATT and KDWIW SIITOBKL bun (under tbo firm oc Btylo of " George Wyat ??■. ■ '• '? the bmlnets of Storekeeperß, a Hoklanga, has this day been Dissolved bj mutual consent. All outstanding Liabilities of tbe late firm wil be paid, and all Debts duo to the Ute firm wll bo reoelvod by Mr Gorge Wyatt. who oontlnuef the business, Dated at Auobland, this 9th day of Ootober, 1882, GEO. WYATI. K. MITOHHLSON. Wltnois: J. RiOßMOND,'j3ollcltor, Aaokland, ITell you, my dear, that Williams will . make your suit Better and Cheaper than any other Tailor. CBaILKY, Draughtsman, Building * Surveyor, and Timber Broker. Office: Hlgh-Btreot (next to Coutt-houau), Auokland. 2S 6d Deposit, tho balance weekly or monthly, for Hand or Treadlo Sowing Maohineß.—D. S. Chamben, 70, Qaeen-slreet, opposite the Banlcot Now Zealand. ftj" O T 10 E. I hereby appoint MR U HOLMWOOD as my Agent In Auoklaud for tho Hale ot my TKRATER WAT*R3 and OOKDIALP. Hid reoetpt; will be a. sufficient discharge for monlea reoslred on my uocount. (8Ignoa) GSCO. D'XON, . Cuba-street, Wellington. Ootober 0,1882. A MCH HIWi HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice la hereby given, That any person or persona, owner or ownera of horae or cattle of any description, riding1, driving, leading, or allowing tho earns to go on or proceed along the Footpaths ln the above District; or owners or persons ln chargo of any vehicle or vehicles of whatever description being left In the nforo- Bald District, on the public streets, will be Pro-. Beouted to the utmost ligaur ot the law. MANFIKI/D BA.KKR, Chairman, AITAKEREI WEST HIUHWAY DI3TRIOT. Talco notlco that It la tbo Intention cf the WaltaUorol West Dlatrlot Board to meet at tho Oriitea Hotel, Henderaon, ou SATURDAY, the 28th Ootober, 1882, at i p.m., to make a Raio ot UNK SHILLING itt the £ on tho Katablo Valne of Property ln the said Distrlot for the year onding 31si March; I*B3, tho said Rate to be Payable on the Ist ot November, 1832, to Wnlter laani, the Collector, on demand. The Bate book is opea for lospeotion at the Oratea Hotel, Henderson. JOHN SMYTH, Chairman, WaJtakorol, 9th Ootiber, 1832. pBEIiIMINAKY NOTIuE, SOBNBS FROM THS hIVBS OF DAVID, A BAORKD CANTATA. Including Mualo by Handel, Mondelaeohn, Spohr, Man, Sullivan. Epeolal Sacred Songs by Mies Lindsay, &c,, &o, Will be performed In ST. MATTHEW'S CHaRCH, On FRIDAY EVENING, Ootober 13tbi at 8 o'olook. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND VICINITY. MBS W. M. TENCH Has oommenced buelneaa in Hobson-Btreot (op posita tbo Prince Arthur Hotel) as Feather Dreeser and Dyer. Feathrrs can be Cnrled and Dyed ln any shade. Awarded Gold Medal at Exhibltion,lßß2. A trial la roßpeottuUy solicited. Yours truly, ~ MRB W. M. TBNOH CjCOTTJSa AND NEW ZEALAND kj investment company (luiitbdj. Thla Company ADVANCE 3 MONEY on MOKIGAGK, seourityof freehold or leasehold lands, In any sums from £110 upwards, at tho lowest oorrent ratea ot interest. Application forms and fall particulars from G. W. BINNED, Quoon-otreor, Anokl&nd, Agent for the Company. rpO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. We are prepared to Supply FIFES AND BRICKS In Large Quantities. JOHN WILSON & CO,, 81, QUEEN-STKBKT. r\ AMARU FLOUR FOR SALE. JOHN BEID & CO. |~|ATMEAL (SommeiviUe's) FOR S4.IE. JOHN RBin & CO. -|W"EW TEAS, IN HALF-CHESTS AHD BOXBS. JOHN RKID & CO. T\RIED FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, LIQUOfiICK, Hto. JOHN EH.ID & CO. |~VUNEDIN BEER t Makshall's AMD Copbland's. JOHN REID & CO., ARonts, riOOMBE'S LONDON STOUT AND GKRMAN BBKK— 1 adO oaaea on Bale by JOHN RKID & CO. Wm. Me Arthur & Co,, AUCKLAND, TO DRALBRB IN FANCY GOODS, BAUTHKNWAUM, CHINA AND GLASS AND GKNBKAL STOItKKHKPKIiS. Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfnnwry atd Tollot Soaps Rrnßhware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery K.P. and B.M, Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Fanoy Furniture Clocks. Watches, and Jewellery Tobaooo, Cigara, and Pipes Mutioal instruments Earthenwue, China, and Glasa Vasea, JFlo wer-Rtands, &c Parian Ware, Ploturea Purses, Hand Bass, and Baaketa • Cricketing Appointments - Lawn Tennis end Badminton Archery and Crog.net Indoor Games, Toya, and Dolla KOVBLTIES FOR CHRISTMAS*, Tenders. DOKOUGtt Otf PARNELL. DRAINAGE CONTRACT FORMATION, &0., CLEVELAND ROAD, eoparato Tenders for above Contracts will be received up to noon on MONDAY, the Bin November next, at our OflloeEU Colonial Bank Building, where plans, apeoillcatlODß, and con ditions may be Been by Oontraotoro. BOYLAN & LUNDONi Borough Engineers. TMTANGERE ROAD DISTRICT. Tenders will be received until 3 p.m. on SATUHDA.Y, the 14th, for Forming and Metal llDg Roads, &c. D or further Information apply to JAMBS ROUKRTSON. Chairman of Road Bosrd npo CARPENTERS AND PLUMBERS, . Tenders are required, by noon of the 13th Ootober, for tbe Erection of Kleotrlo Baths for Mona. Gamier. Symondß Btreet. Plans and Bpeoliloatiou at my oflioo, Custom booße-stroet West/from October 10. THOS. HOLDBR, Arohlteot. rjp E N I> E R S, Tenders will be received until 7 o'olook on WKDNKSDAY, lltb, for the Romoval otthe Globß Hotel. — For particulars apply to Mr Ibviw, top ot.Wftkefleld-Btreet. For continuation, see Mrst Page), " ' rjqeaictu. jpriTCHENIi'S BLOOD RBSTOREK. The Publlo are Cautioned against the sup position that tbe CORDIALIZSD BLOOD RESTORER will ooxe the special ailments and diseases that tho MEDICINAL (a now 80 famous a medloine for. The Cordlaiized is not i. medicine AT AU* but Blmply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, ibat will not connteraet tho effect of tho Medlolnal, and that afforda Hotel frequenters an escape from tho uee of stimulants while being treated under Mr HITCHBNB'S CKLEBKATBD MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTORER^ L. D. NATHAN & CO., SOLE AGENTS. ' [A CABD.j — — Ci A. SIMONSEH, K. M,, J» HOMCEOPATHIG PHYSICIAN AND ACCOUCHEUR, Bogs to intimate to the Public of AuckUnd that may be consulted, at his private residence East-street, Newton (batwoon Pitt-street and Upper QuMjn-n trcot), Irora 12 no on to 2 v-va „ and omstoßp.m, -



JLiOSt and Fauna, T OST, about ten day*' ago, White end JLJ Brown Greyhound. Any uoreon return* ing Bsmo will be rewarded. -T. McOcoady, Parnell. _ T OST, a Prayer-book and JtJymn-book— KJ name. Carrie Stevens - between K?ber ""■sand Wynyardetreet.-Koward on leaving with W. V. Stevens. 187. Queen-street. T OST, a Lady's Bracele.—Finder will office rewMdßd D* leaving aune at thia LOST, taicen by mistake from Mr Lad. low's Danes, a Medoo Wool Shawl.—Tbo owner would be obliged it It was left at Mra huoka. or Sharland'a, ahortland-street. T OST, a Carriage Lamp Socket.—Any. ■JLJ one nitnrntng it to Mr Sharland's, Short l»qd-street will hi rewarded. LOBT, on September SOth, between the m , FlsW!t»ff Hotel and Devonport Wharf, a Jlfok .and Tan Terrier Doc abont eight montna ?! '~i, b0 fln?er< DI)On returning him to Me Murohie,atbißreeldenoe.Dovonport,or to hte shop in Shortland-itrest, will be suitably re- LOST, on Saturday, 29ta u'uimo, 1 Qroy Pooy (Mare), 1 Grey Mare, and 1 Bay Pony, branded li, from Judge Kogan's P'idd&ok, oloio to the Hallway station, Mount Albert. iDformstlon as to their whoreaboma will bo rowarded.-Mount Albort, 7th totober, 18S2. QTOLEN or Bl'B&YBD from my Pad. O doofc nonr Harp oC Erin, a Hlaok Bow Pig, with-a tew white spots: uo tail. Finder will be rewarded; If stolen, m will be pata on oon viotfon of thief,—H. Ui Watt, sear Harp of hrln. .. . - . : . ■, ■ tfoara ana wtwiaenos, ' BOARD AHD RESIDENCE.—Vacan oIes tor a faw Single Gentlemen, aieo Married. Couples: large comfortable rooms, rirst-olats table kept. House situated within ,vo minnteo" walk of Qaeen-atreet,—For ad arose, So., apply at Btah oflioo. ■, BIVATE BuARD AND BESIDKNCK for SloglQ G-sntlomon or Mtirciod Goupla at Mra Foxtoo'fl, Pitt-atreet, opposite the Con- • gruftational Ohnrob. ■■■.■»' __ _ _ , _, __ _. PRIVATB BOA.RD AND REBIDENCE for Ladies and Gentlemen, Kneo Villa, Turner- Btreet, kabout four minutes', walk from tho ' Market, Kdwaud Hare, Proprietor. Terms very moderate.—The house In very commodious and well-fornlshed, and the beat aooommoda tion guaranteed. iiOVEKWOK BROWNE HCI'JUj, VT HOBfiON-HTKHKT. boabo Atm iiorwraa . _ „ _ ..Kb per Week Binqiji 800m. .■.„_.._■■,.....Mb. ■ KUWUUKBi DIOCESAN CHORAL ASSOdA. » TION. In oonaaquenoe of the Postponement of the Choral Booloty'a Oocoort, tho Reheamal fixed for Thursday nort will tab:) plaoe THIS (Tnee day/ EVENING, at 7,30, at S. Paul's Ohurob. VINGfINT F. BIOS, Bon. Bee THE AUCKLAND PHONOGRAPHIC ROGircrY meets In Class room of Baptist Churoh, Weiieeley-fltreet, THIS (Tuesday) XVii» MING, at 7.39. V. M. HAY.Hoii.Soo. TfIHE HELENS VILLE TIMBER OQM. X PANY (LIMITED.) The First Ordinary Meeting of Shareholders will be held In the Cumpß.nj'nOoloo, Coloulnl , B«nk Unilrtlngs, on MONDAY, October, 16, 1882. at U o'clock. Buei'ioau: l'o rocielve the Dlrootora' Report nnd Balanoensbeet, B lection of three Dii ootorp, and any other iiusinoea w Mob may bo brought forward By Order of the Board. JOHN MILNB, Secretary. bmiipingr. Q CHOON ER UHBIBTINE, MfllSS^h. FROM OAMARU, The above ye asol will commenoo to tilßGbaree cargo TO-MORROW (Wednesday). Hth tnsn. at 8 a.m. Consignees are requested to present thnir bills of lading to. and obtain delivery orders from, HENDERSON & MACITARLANB. Agents, JSkjlbL^ TpOR LYTTULTOIfi KSwsSilk The schooner *y&SsSSgr tJAHAH PILB "w*™*r"*M will )<save as above, should BuflJ. ■ oient lnduoement offer. '. Apply g, KIB8L1N3; " . ffon street. . * ": i^^^TCTpR PATEA DIRECT, *^S"™^' ThePateaß.B.Co.'ab,b. 'I WAKATU ' •:.. ■': : Will leave the Wharf Onshuoga, on SATUR DAY, 11th inßtunt, at 3 p.m. For tcolKht or passage apply to AIJMKUi BARNES, Auont, OnebuoKa, Lie ensinar Notices. ]^ O I 0 X, IN RE JAMBS STUART. Tafec notice that, on the application of Mibv Stuabt, en Order prohibiting the enln ot any intoxloatinß llQuor to JAMKB STUART, ot Qooen-Btreet, Auokland, Farm Labourer, w»b this day made in open Court by Bis Wor- Bhlp J. K. Maodonald, Keg , Hesldont Magistratp, tor the Bpaoe or one vcar from tho date hereof; and furtbor take noUoe, that any lloensed poreon, with knowledge of the said'order, selllog to the aatd JAMVS BTUAKT, within thoßpaoeofonej'earfromihls date, any Intoxi cating liquor, will ba liable, on coavlotlon, to a Bcnalty of £10; and any person with know ledgo ot euoh prohibition, giving, Boiling, pur chasing, or proouringfor or on behalf of tho said JAMKd aTU i-RT, ' any lntoxioating liquor, within tho Bald BDaoe ot ono r year, will be liable, on coavlotlon, to a penalty ot £3. DaUid this Oth day ot Ootober, ifß2. '. , X- LAISHLItY, Solloitor for the Applicant, To the Licensed Persons In the Licensing Dlstriots in the Provincial Uiatclot of Auokland, and to all other persons. ■ ■ • Land and estate Agent. F. 3. MOSS]. iw. F. biuiJLIVAII CIJ. M 0 S S & 0 0,, ■"- • LAND ANi) KSTATB AGBNTB, i: BUOBTtAND-aiBBBT, ' FOR BALB from a railway Btition, half lmprttveS Houeo, 8 rooms, and outbnlldinitg. BISOO ' TUAKAU-SOO acres flret-olaaaVoloMloLttni three-qmrieta ot a mile from tho BtaUon: good elßht-roomed house. To be aold In ona w;iKme tgoo?busn n' llßlieMlJrnUlßßrMß' str¥^?SA^ 1S °°ref' beautifully situated » • Übmidtage.U bmidtage. mt proved; HOUBe andont" ' NBW^LYNN-iO aorea, sea frontage, fit per ONBHUNGA-Houso of 0 rooms, andljaoros Cottage, with 1 aoro land, near raUwar HOMK BAY. PONSONBY-Honse of B rooiriii and 2 oores of garden; soa bathing Also, LAbSfdl CnK B ! NER ALLOrM=NT m Otty.w^th rwSk»ffiot^ c^taK^ - 7. J. HOSS ft 00.,' Bhortlaadnatreet. Auctions. ! . W.% OOOHUANKj rJAS.DAOM THUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,: BAR FITTINGB, AT THE BLACK BULL HQTE&. rriHE Subscribers will soil, on the Pro- J- mlsßß of the Blaofe Bull Hotel, Lowtr o clock, in oonseqnonoa ot the expiry of looso, Tho Whole of tbo FURNITUBK, cotudsifaa ot Oheffonnlor, Chairs. Tables, Ulnaa. Pictures, Ollolotb. Fender andirons! Dining Table, Bedsteads, Beddlncf. > heats Drawers, Wajshatandannd Ware. Curtalnß, Beer Bnglne, Qlaseware Moosuroa, Filter, Clock, Bar Screen, fto,, tea, las, BAMUEL COOmiANB & SOU, \ •.' " ■ . '■"■ ".1 W. 8. OOOBBAHK, 'AB. DAOBM UOSiDAY, OCTOBER 16, COTTAGE AT PON BON BY, THE Subscribers have received irwtruc. tlons from the owner, who i> laavinff thl distrlot, to sell at their Rooto"? FwvStrMt^ % Monday, 16ih instant, at 12 o'clock, altiatod in Heokott-treet, Pontb&by; It la almost new, ta fitted with atf^eL I onpboarda.andororyoonTonleno&taiik' f and good woll. Tha Allotment la NovS 1 Hub.iotl2.BeoilbnS:ha63Mrfrontwr* " I and Is olosa to the eea. "»™»'i\ ..j- Terms Easy,./ "'-* .*.J ' Ji SAMUEL COCHRAI^ ;■.'■• ' 0*1" AueUonfl/ ,-'A - - • ...■. ;,.' ;, # . v - *:i .;■.■:, (Continuedon/ .)£. > i- ?r :'& ■. ■ . .■■ - ''M- -■ is ■ ■ '■■■: '. :|,.igy,,,||||, B |,i|i|