THE LATE BATTLE.

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Sir Garnet's Account of the Fight.

LONDON, September 13 evening.

An official despatch from Sir Garnet Wolseley to tho Government regardiog tho victory orer the Egyptians at Tclel-kebir has been received. The following is a digest of the communlcatUn :—

Egyptian Force 26,000.

Tho enemy's force consisted of 26,000 regulars, 6,100 Bcdouias, and 70 guns.

BriUah Force 14,000.

The British attacking force comprised 11,000 infantry, 2,000 caralry, and several Brigades of Artillery, with 60 guns.

Included in the first division also were the Highland regiments, and Naval Bri«ndo and Indian contingent.

Why a Night Attack Was Chosen.

In consequences of the known strength of tbe enemy's entrenched position, it was decided that the assault should bo ma do in darknoas, and tbo British troops accordingly left the ground on which they had bivouacked for tho night, and a general attack com menced b*foro dayuioak.

Tho Mode of Advance. The balk of the cavalry advancod first with tbo object of turning the enemy's lines. This movement was completely successful, and at the samo time a strong force threatened tho roar of Tol-el-Kebir, and an attack along tho whulo line fol lowed. The charge of infantry and cavalry was r CsiHtlcsa, and tho Egyptians made no stand against It, The British troops fought splendidly, and the greatest emulation was shown by tho various rogiments in carrying the enemy's positions. 27i0 Egyptians Panic-Stncketi. ' Thousands of Kgyptians throw down their arms and fled. The Egyptian and Bedouin camps and earthworks, several trains, an immense quantity of stores and war material, and many guns, fall into tbe hands of the British, and the enemy's posi tions were completely carried. The Iroops Eulogised. , Sir Garnet Wolseley eulogists the con duct of the officers asd men of the British army. The despatch reports that Major- General Wallis, commanding the first divi sion, was slightly wounded during t&B en gagement. Arobi'a Escape. Arabi escaped from Tel-el-Kebir on horseback, and was lr.st seen proceeding towards Zakazik. British Advance. The Britiih cavalry have resumed tha advance, and are now marching on Belbos. Advance on Zakazik. Tbo Indian contingent is marching on Zakazik, and the Highland regiments will follow this evening. ZaJcamle Captured Without Opposition. September 15. Intelligence is to hand that the Indian regiments icaohed Zaßazig late on Wednes day night. No opposition was met with, and tho attitude of the Governor and people b submissive, Egyptian Loases Underrated. LONDON, Sept 13 (1.56 p.m.) The loato* of tho enemy ar« believed to bo underrated. A large number who were retreating northward were takin prisoners. All the trenches in the vicinity of l'el-el- Kebir have been abandoned, and the enemy are retreating in the direction of , ZagMig, where they aro massing in force. ( Occupation of ZakaziJc ALEXANDKIA, Septomber 14. General McPhenon, commanding the Indian contlnßent, telegraphs reporting that he occupied Zakazik after a forced marcb , on Wednesday afternoon.

Tho people of the town tendered their submission on the entry of the troops.

'She Kafrttdower Garrison throw

up the Sponge.

Rumours aro to hand that the Egyptian garrison at Kaf radwar, hiaring of the de feat of Arabi at Telel-Kebir have fled fro m the plaoe. The report, however, requires confirmation.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Another Aocount of the Attaofc.

LONDON, Ceptember 13 (6.45 p.m.),

Sir Garnet Wolseley, in his official do spatcb, states that Tel-el-Kebir was defended by 20,000 regular Egyptian troops and 6,000 Bedouins. Their ariillory mounted 70 guns. The British attacking force consisted of 11,000 bayoHeta and 2,000 sabres, with 60 guns. The Duke of Connaught's Com mand. Major-General G. Graham, V.C., C.B.j R.E., commanded the Second Brigade, led the attaok on Arabi'« left, supported by the First I-'rißade of Guards, commanded by His Hoyal Highness tho Duke of Con naught.

The Highland Brigade and the Indian Contingent attacked the enemy on tho south of the .Fresh Water CanaL

Emulation Among the Troops.

There was groat emulation among the various regiments engaged.

The lecond battalion of tho 18th Royal Irish, and tho first battalion of Royal Irish Fasileers. both included in the second division, particularly distinguished them selves by their daskiig conduct.

Lieutenant-General H. S. Willis, C.8., of the first division, was slightly wounded in the engagement.

The Advance of the British.

The cavalry under Major-General Drury Low are now advancing on Belbes, and the Indian contingent under Major-Goneral McPhsTSon aro advancing on Kakazik,

Arab! escaped from Tel-el-Kebir on horseback, in tho direction of Zakazik.

On the railway, wbioh our troops failed to deatrey, several trains laden with fugi tives were captured, and our cavalry com pletely outflanked the enemy before the attack in front commenced.

The Assault only Lasted Thirty

Minutes,

0 BBPault on and capturo of Tel-el Eebir only lasted thirty minutos.

Tlvree Thousand Prisoners

Three thousand prisoners were taken. Lake Mareotis is now completely flooded, Arabi's Papers Captured.

LONDON, September 14,

Arabi's papers and correspondence were all captured in Tel-cl-Kebir, and several generals and office-is were taken prisoners. Bis head-quarters have been removed to Bazogy (?) but his position is critical.

MUNICIPAL, ELECTIONS.

Ponsonby.

The interest manifested in the Poneonby Ward election yesterday attained its climax during the hilf-houror so immedi ately prior to the close of the poll, bat at no period were the proceedings disorderly, or anything like bad feeling exhibited. Pre cisely at six o'clock, the doors of the hall were shut, and v crowd Boon gathered--to await the declaration of the result, but others of those active partisans of the candi dates, who lived in the district, hied home

ward for tea, considering that they would have ample time for tbe evening meal before tbe tfeturning Officer would have ascertained the result of the ballot. They were somewhat out in their calculations, however, for Mr Eller was ready by half, past six, when the numbers were announced to bo as follow -.—Albert Devore, 346; Abraham Boardman, 301; James Dacro, 239; John owales, 167. Messrs, Devore, Boardman, and Dacre, are therefore elected. The relative posi tion of the first two gentlemen is somewhat contrary to the general expec tation, which was that Mr Board* man would head the poll, but it is accounted for by the fact that " plump ing" was indulged in pretty freely by the Springbank people, with whom Mr Devoro was prime favourito. That is immaterial, however. The Ponsonby ratepayers have made a good choice, and they have obtain ed Councillors to represent them who will do them credit, besides leaving no atone unturned to conserve their interests, and meet their wants.

Hamilton.

The election of tho Councillors for ihe borough on Ihursday caused no blight umouat of excitement in the township, des pite the fact that many burgesses were disqualified from voting through non-pay ment of rates. Tbe result was :—Von Stunner, 81; Peat. 71; K. Bradloy, 68 ; Qualtrough. 49. The first three are con sequently " the happy elect."

Onehunga.

The poll at this place for the election of three councillors passed off in an orderly manner yesterday, although a proper degree of interest was shown in the contest. In fact tho Onohunca people never fail to sp. prociate tbe importance of an election. 1 here were six candidatoa, ami there was only a difference of twenty votes between the highest and the lowcit on the poll. Tho result was as follows : —W. To-pp (ova of the retiring members), 84 ; Dunwoodie, 81; John Lundon, 77; D. Hills (retiring member), 76; J. Bycroft, 72; Henshaw, 64. Messrs Tapp, Dunwoodio, and Lundon wore declared duly cloctaa. The number of voting papers used was 172, of whict two were informal.

Thames.

Tho election for tho North, Middle and South Wards of tho borough of Thames (one Councillor each) transpired simul taneously yesterday, and were well contested, Messrs liawdou and Wolff fightintr for the honour of representing the North Ward, Mossrs Osboroe aod Plant beine the rivals for the Middle Ward seat, and Messrs Carpenter and Farrell wooing tho suffraxw of tho "free and indepen dent" of the South Ward. si war* Bawden, Osborne, and Carpenter were the successful candidates, the poll having re sulted as follows '.—North Ward ; Bawden, 13S; Wolff, 69 ; informal, 1. Middlo Ward : Osborno, 132 s Plant, 87. South Ward : Carpenter, 115; Farrell, 66. Tauninffa. The Tauranga Town Boaid elections resulted as follows : -Captain Tnnks, 138; Thomas Wrigl«y, 13G; John Maxwell, 116; Firth Wrigloy, 87; J. W. Clarebron R h, 77. The three fir*t gentlemen were declared duly elected.

FIRE ON THE MAIL STEAMER.

Auckland Mails Burned.

LONDON, September 14. The homeward Australian and New Zealand mails, which left Auckland on 15'h August, and wore boing conveyed from New York in the Guion line steamship Alaska, have been ourncd, a tiro having occurred in tho mail room aboard that vessel. A nnmber of registered lcttcrt were among tho mails destroyed.

THE ONE-MILE CHAMPIONS RACE AT DUNEDIN.

O'Connor v. Burta.

DONE DIN, this afternoon. O'Connor won the Mile Championship easily id i mm, 29J nee,

FOOTBALL MATCH.

lauranga v. Auckland.

TilE long-tftlked-of football match between Auckland and Tauranga took place this afternoon at the raoe-course,Ellerßlie. Con sidering tho distance from'town,there .was a good attendance. It had boon originally intended that the game should take place in the D»inain Cricket Ground, but the terms asked by tbe trustees placed it beyond the reach of the local match com mitUo. Special arrangements had been made by Mr A. V. Macdonald, manager of Auckland Railways, and not a single hitch occurred to mar the pleasure of the gathering. The weather was beauti fully fine, and the players seemed in high fettle. The Tanranea team was noticeable for the groat muscular development of its members. At three o'clock punctually the captains, J. Warbrick (Tauranga); and T. Henderson (Auckland), placed their men aa follows:— Tauranga (colours, navy blue), J. Warbrick, back; A. and W. Warbrick, half-bucks; Jordan, tbree-quarter-back; Tucker and Ashby, quarter-backs ; Adams, Gledstaneß (2), Kenrington, Northeole, Robinson, Stewart (2) and Sherwin, for wards. Auckland (colour*, blue aad white), Braund and Webster, backs j Kyan, three-quarter-back ; Davey and Whiteside, half-backs; Biggs, Bindon, ClaytoD, Hen derson, Morinio, Orchard, O'Connor, Sims, Newell, and Macky, forwards.

1 EiiiEHSLiE Baobcourks, this afternoon Moss was umpire for Taoranga, and Croxton for Auckland. After indifferent play on both tides Whiteside secured a try, whioh f yau convoked into a goal, five plints to Auckland. Webster mads.ft grand pot for a goal, which wan un successful. Taur»nga very strong in scrimmages, but other play somewhat loose. Davy made a good run but was stopped close to goal by J. Warbrick, who shortly after made a splendid run, and re peatedly saved Tauranga's goal. Davy got 2 touch-down, bnt Ryan failed to kick the goal. Auckland's score now stood at seven, when time for the first term was called.

4.5 p.m. In tbe second term Davy got a touch, but as he was on the off side it was disallowed, Shortly after Tauranga, by good forward play, forced Auckland down. Time was called without scoring. THIKD TERM.

Tauranga forced Auckland down twice. The play of tbe visitors has very much improved, Kobinsan especially playing a good forward game. The passing was superb. Time was called without a score.

Auckland Victorious. FOUKTH AND LAST TBKM.

Tiiarnnga forced down. Whiteside touched behind, but it was not allowed, as the ball was thrown forward. Auckland forced Tauranga down four times in ten minutes. Time was called without score. Auckland thus wins by seven points to nil,



THE FOOTBALLEEB AT WELLINGTON. [BY TELEGRAPH,— PBKBS ASSOCIATION.] ! WELLINGTON, this afternoon. We have now glorious weather for the football match. Another alteration has been made in the team. The medical adviser of Lynch will not allow him to piny, and Cooper takes his place. The betting is abont even. The Wanganui team arrived at noon to day. They play Sydney on Monday and Wellington on Tuesday, Sydney ahead at Four o'Clook. 4.5 p.m. At 4 o'clock the Sydney men had one try to Wellington's nil. 4.20 p.m. Sydney, one goal and one fry to Welling, ton one try. 4 45 p.m. Sydney, two goals and one try to Wel liogton one try.



B EDWARD'S COAUHK3 TO XBI . OOLDPIKIiD.-TiMB-TiflliK, LfittvLOK tiwaUtna /or Til Atvllti Hrftry Trffl ('jariog Te Aroha lor Hcmlttan on Maa^ay 'A'lvlneudar, and Frldar. ; paciai Onrrlngne providoa to urdex. & KDWARDS :^=3 d!»srv end .flelt gJftbUa OSOIUI



Wanted. yy ANTED, Two Good Shipwrights for Fiji; Us per day; passage paid flown; o months* work.—Apply, Hovrson snd MoMUo Wynyard Plor. A^TED, two Smart Boys.-Apply 7 a.m. Monday, Mechacioa" Bay Brlok Yard. WaNTKD, a Good General ServautJ^ Gormnn Klrt preferred.— Apply at Mrs Sharp's, Vlnoent atreet. WANTED, a Companiouablo Penon to do housework In a lettlor'a houeo, where she will bo treated bs one of tbo famlJy.—Apply to K. IT., Post-offlco, Ano—and. XAT ANTED, a respectable Youth j must ' T bo thoroughly honest; good references required —A. O. Btephenson. Draper. Newton. V\7 ANTED, Apprentices to Millinery T I and DrossmaVioK Department.-A. 0. flfophODßon, Newton Homo, Newton. WANTED, a good General Sarvant — Apply to Mrs MoMaster, 212, Queen- BtfOOt. WANTHD, 2 good Spadesmsu.—Apply n. Molndoo, Epsom. WANTED, Four Good Men for Uxax yatlrg.—Apply, oa Monday morning, on Job In Campbell Terrace, Parnell. Bast wages to flrat-olaaa men. Y\Z" ANTEu. Strong, Active Youth for T T Qrooory.—Apply. llob«rt Nobl, Qiioen street. WANTED, an Experienced Safest woman.—Apply to Gorliok and Cran well. City EUU Arcade. »,._/ ANTKD, Draper's Asm ants. — » ♦ Apply to Garlic- and Oranwell, City Hall Arcade. V\r ANTED as Housokeoper, a respect v T ablo person ; small wages, bat oomtort sblo homu to a boltable portion.—For purtlonlaru, address H., Stab offlce. j» WTED, a Good General Servant— Mra W. Conn*-. Kyber Papa. \\J ANTED, a Good General Servant t T for a country hotel; mast be able to ooos.- Apply to Mrfi Porter, Chorlemont Houao, Wskßfleld-gtreet. WA NT_D ,T wo Good General Servants, and a Girl aboutli— Apply, Mra Mo- Cart'a Registry Offloe, 8> mondmtree*. ANT'D, a good General Servant.— Apply. Mrs Dawson, Wellesley-street (neitßaptUtOhapel). WANTED, Mawyera ana aqunrers.— Apply R. Scott, Mechanics* Bay, be tween the hours of 6 and 8 o'olook p.m. \\. ANTED, a Go«d Paintor.—Apply V* tj the Auckland Tlmbor Company, Limited. * ! WAN TED, a General Servant; also, a Housemaid.—Apply to Mrs A. K. Taylor, Alborton, WANTED, a good Ploughman; nouo bat sober men nood apply.—J. I'oaob, , Rtinuorn. j WAWIHU, two retpcclauiq youug men ' Bonrdera In a quiat family, whorono i othors are kept.—Mrs uoor«o I'm no, top of FrnuULii Road, the third house off Ponsonby Road, on the right h»nd Bide. i WANTED, a good~Ca¥inetmakor Jor the Thames.—Apply W. Pbllllpps and ion. 95 and 97. Unoon-streot. WANTED, steady sober Man to drive ' team of homos. No other need apply.— , T. ABher. Dublin-street, Newion. , WANT— U, a Rood Uenoral bcrvunt.— 1 Apply Mrs Ififtnt Buo&land, Kemaera. j N.a-Cutiur's and Young's 'bnaaoa pass toe door. ( WANTED, a Ploughman ; most be a j good general form band. — Apply Hendry and whkJey. , WANTED KNOWN—Tweed Trousers, . fi4 lid; Tweed H.ta. Is lid; Bard felt Hats, „ 6d. dnrlnic Bronnan'i Balo. ViotOtla. , street. l WANTKD, - good steady Man, who ] thorcaghly nuderstaade FUh Oleanlng; also two Binart Bayx— Apply at my rsaldenoa ■ between 9 and 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 18. . Milton Cottage, Karaogabape Bood, James < Wilson i WANTH.D, a Gartor ; one naed to tim- I bor preferred; good -vraeua given.—M. ' H, Roo, Onehn.ga; or Mr Howden, Jaweller, Bhortland-ntieet. 1 WANTJSD, Governess for the country • f must be oompetant to Waoh Mmlo and aaaist with Bowing. — Mrs Henry's Kofctatry t Office. WANTED, Cottage to Rent, four or five * rooms, In good locality.—larttoulars to r BM. Btab Dffloe. WAN USD, a Tinsmith ; also a Man : Who understands UotdertnK in tbs . Body Making I<ep»rtra«nt.—Apply »t my real ia'T'TS between 3 and 10 a.—i. oa Monday. Hopt, whw_r'~ r ''wt *80iB:ar6nKBbftpoR<>*<liJomea * \X7 AN rKD, Two Uood ABfe. M "iT. r 7| liters; none but comp*ten« hand* aeo— apply.-Apply bwween U and 2, Mllae and Cnoyoe. ___ WANTED, a Boy, able to ride.—Apply to R. Thorpe, Harp of Krin Hotel. ' Kllorsllo. WANTBD, a strong Krrand Hoy.— | Milne »nd Cbojco. Cheapsido Hoase, Queen and Wellwley-etre«u. r WANTED, Situation as Cook (woman), town or oountry; isood referecAM.—K, : Henry's Keglatry, B-orUand-atraei. ' \\J A NTED to Sell, a lucrative Bu»inees, Vi nood investment for a small oapltallat, 1 principals only dealt with.—Address B. _.. 1 Post trtflee. ■ , > WaaXED, a good General Servant.— Apply, Mtß i_»ttbnry. Ponionby. ANTKD KNOWN, that Instalments ' upon Bewlng Msohlnes must be paid promptly.—W. 0. Dennee'a Depot, Qooen^treet. ( \\fAWT_;D to Porcbase, two Second, i v? hand 100 gallon Iron Ta-ka, — Apply Star offloe. . \\) ANTED KNOWN—3s allowed on ' v f every pnrmd'a worth of iioods botinht daring Brennaa's Qroat OUarlng 3*lo, T lotoria- , street. WA>TKD, Two or Three Unfurnished Booms In a private house, respectably situated.—Address", stating Urms. Mrs H. 0.. BTAK Offloe. ■ . WANTED, Music Pupils Is lessen, 7s nor Month. 1 enlaea Quarter. Dally praoUw arranged.—Mrs Weloh, Grey-etroßt, ANTJSD, Pupils for Private JJancing Olasa. Private lesfOSß ftiven. — lln Welch. Gror-atreot. W~~ ANTED, everyono to come and try the Victoria Hotel's Own Ale, acd Marian's gigl—h. now on Tap 1 WANIED, Three Young Fellows to Board with the AdvertlMr. at his elator'a hoose, Erery oomfortof a »o_e— Piano, Bathroom, to.; no other boardsrs kept; tormß moderate,--. V.X.. St_b Offloe. WANTED KNOWN, that _. Wayte has jast reooived a small rapply of Cnrnow'a England; prloo, 3».—100 Qneen-etreet. WANTED to Let in Parnell, a Four« Roomed Cottage, one room suitable for Shop.—Apply toE, T. King. Brighton. Parnell. WANTED, Tenants for two Shope ana D-olHngn.-Apply to Q. T. Hogg, next Union Bank, Qneen-street. ANTED Known—Children's Bocks, 2d; White Htooktnga, Id; Ladles'Unen Collars, 2d, during Hrennan's Sale, Ylotorla- Btroot. _ WANTED, Board and"Lodging in a private family for man with girl 3 years old.-Apply. stating terms, G.E., Stab Offloe, WANTED, Tenders for Building three DonWe OMmn»JB.— Apply T. J. barbntt, Roeebank, North Shore, or Corn Broom Fao tory. Cnttom-honse-ttreet West. W" ANTED, Purchasers of Totara Pileß 28 feet and upwards.—Wm. MoArthur an-Co. XXJ ANTED KNOWN, that F. J. Somer v V field is allowing three shillings in the pound to olear Winter -took. \\7 ANTED KNOWN-Black Satin, 2s » » 2d yard j Fonle Oloth. reduced to 9d yard, during Brennan's Sale, Victoria strott. WA NTED, Hotels and Private Families to know that wo ara Belling Prime Dairy-fed Hams and Bacon 7d to Sd per lb.— Adam L*yboorn fc Oa. ForHtreot. WANTED, Situation among sheep and cattlo; 20 yeatB1 experlonoo.—Aoply WB, "tab Offloe. WANTBD KNOWN —T. McMaster has opened a l»rge lot ot Boys' oioih ing. made from New Zealand Tweeds, to be aolrt at rednoed prlocp. ANTED KNOWN.—B, Bew, Vic toria-street, gives an ezeeptlonally high > prioe (cash on delivery) for really i ood Fresb i Butter. WANTED KNOWN—Kilting done, 24 per yard; also Dressmaking. Ladies' own materials mide to order—At Kpnom otore. ANTED, Owners wishing to Sell Properties to eond me parilonlars to ensure ready sale, t-'a sale.no charge,—W. V, gteven*. 187, Qoeec-ctieot. \\MNTED KNOWN — White Calico, Vv 7s9ddoz; Soarlet Flannel, reduced To Is: Towels, 4Jd, ourisg Brennan's Sale, Viotoria __a__ \%l A a X a. D X N OWN. JCJBT OPBNKD UP, AT STEPEEhSO N'S -600 Ladies' and Children's Straw Hate. /8 to ?/fi 1000 yards Millinery Nott, /3J per yard 180 Qaicßborongh, Poke, and Qaeen Shape Rueh 500 Twilled Cretonne, splendid value, Hi per jatd iCO yards Heavy Tweed. 1/6 per yard Oatmeal Cloths, newest shades, /9J to 1/3 Boaite Cloth, Nuns, Belgee, Lnsires, &c, 16 to Z/fi yard Carmelites, splendid value, /JJ per yard UnequaUed Value in striped -lose, /Oj, /J31,1/ pel pair Children's Co'oureu Sooke. /2i per pair upwards Hoyies's Prints In newest patterns Mi to ISh Basket Pattern is a speciality, 5 shades Spools! Line in Boys' Btraw Mate /!)} eaoh Baieeßß in all tliorewfßt eh'd'-i /lOJperyara Black Satin Umbroll—, li> < r u-u tnem, 4/11, 6/11.6/11 - Children's Sunßhaes, l/S upwards Curaets in all the newest makes, 2/6 to 12/6 We are showing Dolmatm. nicely triinuied toi spring wear, 15/ to 70/ each. Dbebbmaeimq and Milliner; oh Pb_mi£_s a o« st- phknson ' KARANGa-ApE ROAD. NEWTON.



I Wanted. T*v AN JED 'SEEN-Tho r raving-room ▼ 7 Balto which I can sell for £11; at Molvor's Furniture Bazaar, Olty Mirker. VA/ ANTJJ.D to Sell, on Saturday: Young * * Limb (Just in season), from 3s 6i per qr; Mutton.M; Boiling Beef, from 2Jd; splendid Corned Boef. 3d; Roast Beet ii ; Voal, from 3d; Pork, from B<i ; U«rmau Snusogn, Bd : superior Boot f-'aaoußß. Id, Lara. Dripping, nil kinds foultry, Ox TooRUOf. Smoked Beef, fto.—(J. Hnlnif, futohor, (Janon-strcet, Auckland. ANTED KNuwH— The only fti feot Cure for Toothaohe and Neuralgia, and no euro no pay, Is by applying to Processor UußMott, tho only Practical Herbalist In the Colony.—hhortlaud-etreet. yy ANTED, TUB t U UHC i? 3 TO GO TO 4 O! 5 j? QOODSON'H a * <« .* LONDON ARCADK, *" - "g S^ Queen-Btreot, Q^g j?o£ 'jfarouv Aioamn ?e«<i 2»s s.Noßaooe p &S® GOODBON-8 |S & 5§ 8 LONDON AHOADB, T M g a Qaooa-Btreot, g" ™ £ MO >■» 8 B GOODSON'S LONDON AIiCADK, 118. Qneen-atreat. For Cobh Only. « For Dash Duly. For Cash Only. P For Cash Only. TOT ANTED KNOWN THK TB-BWMAIiKBT TJKANCH HK ll KWMARKKT JJKANOH OF OUR CHEaP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE is now opkn With a Vabud Htgok of GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to U per cent. Undeb Usual Qukkn-btkbbt Fbiokb. ALL GOODS MARKKD IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 800 & 303, UPPER QOKSN-STRKET. For Cash Only. h, For Canh Only. For Oaeh Only. g Vor Cash Only. rpU TAILOKS.-Wautcd, a Coat Hand » for liowke'a Bay, — Apply to Wm, MoArthur and Co. To Jbet. rVO LET, New Six-rooinod Honse, well * finished and fitted with all oonvonionooa, iltnatod In Htok< u'a Kosid. Mount li'dou, uoarly >ppoalto Bmlth'a 'Bus dtand.—Apply to Mrs darrlßDn. next honee. rBAO LET, a Cottajje in Victoria-street.— 1 Apply to Mr foloy. grooar, Hobson atreet. O BK LET, in New North Koad, at £1 per weak, about »lx aores of land and in elKht-roomod Hohbo oppoaito indupondent Jhapel.—y. G. a-wlmton. I~\O LEV, in Ponsonby Hoad, tho kte Wuubyun Paiaonago, contalninK clx oomo, two register grates, and kltohen unsa; g&a aud water laid on.-Ajiply to J> JorrUop. Aaphnlter, Nowton Koaa. [NO LET, a goad House of live iooiuh j water laid on. wall and pump, Rotdon, to.—Jamea Raid. Kden Torr»oe. TO LET, at Conqueit Pkoo, Parnell, a oomfortablo Sx-toomod Honse, witli weU Mi Unlc-Apply H. MMkan. Paxnoll Rlao. I^O LET, Kegont-streot, Carlton Uoro . Hood, a Hoaae oootaUlnK 8 rooms, with Letaohad wash-houHe and good supply Of water, -Apply to Mr Dlokaon, opposite. JIO LKT, a dow well-finlahed House in Qraoe-atreet Poimoubj ; Q&s and water fcld on.—Apply, Mr K. Brown. n«xt door. IO LET, O'Nelll-itteot, Pon.onby, a nloo Honw of 0 rooms, &0.-D, v, itram, Cateto Agent. I^o LET, Now Shop and lTwelliog, good position, comer of Brighton Hoad aod Jrown-etroot; flnt-olosa opening lor general tore or butcher.—D. Jr. Krajio, Kitate AgeaU laeen-ttrcet. I% O LET for n short term, a Six-roomed Bnnse. bottom of Franklin Rood.—Apply 0 Mrs Booifa, ahTldan-ntroat. 110 LET, Two hooma.—Apply to Mn. Norrle, Brlßhton, ParnelL NEW PREMIBKB TO BK KUICTJCD 1H QUXKN-STUKKT, Tenants wanted for Ground Floor. 70 x 80 'oot. rtth 8 feot «ntra"oo from Quw)B-etreot, and for alto of OiDooa, 10 x 30(Bubalrlded), with ntron« nom. ail'aitSjKSJpo*.oo" 11^16*1 as Mnxflold'a Brooery Plano oon bo weiTaT BROWM. OAMPBKLL & CO/8. |i O LET. </N Jill. BTKEKT, Ponsonby—Bonn, 6 rooms, to. ; only ISi per wok, CONQUHBT PL4OB, ParnoU-Cottage of 1 ooma. eco. ; only 8s per week. I>. F. KVANB, .^__ Hgtato Agont, (jqoan atroot. ■ 1 O l E f. VILLA RKSfDRNOB (Dr. BlUott'u. Who la o*vlng for England), sitnute on Ponsonby HoaA. Splendid opportunity lor a modloal nan. D. F. EVANS, BBtato Agent. Qnoon-atraot qn O L E T. BT. GRORGICB BAY ROAD, Parnell. - A 3omfortable Six-roocod Cottaco; Urge allot ment ; oloso to bettotu D. T. KVAN3, »gttt>o Agent. rpo MERCHANTS, LIVkKY BTABLIJ 1 KEBPKRS, AND OTHKRB REQUIRING LARGE PKKMIBK3 IN THK CENTRJC OF TUB CITY. TO L^T OR LWA.BK—Those *xtenslve Pro misee In Darham-fltrent. adjolnmu the Uarmar ket, at presnnt oconnled by Batten Brother*, Ooaoh builders, who are removing to their now premlnoß in WakodeW-ttroot, oppoalto Moears Garrott Uroe. Avply BA.BTKIT BROS., Dnrham-rtreet. '110 LKAfIE, a Largo Pleoe ot Laud, I adapted for any kind of mannfaotory with large buildings—H. Partiaßton, Honse and Land Agent, Utiohbery'a Buildings, Qireen rtrect. BIGH-STKEET.— Office to Lot. Kent very low to sormanent tenant.—Apply to & Ront. HOUhE and Shop To Let, corner Upper Qneen and East-streete, near the now R.O. Cathedral- Rent moderate—Apply next floor to J, RWIIXcb, pTKEY-STREET.—To Lot, a Honae in VT Orey-street, 10 rooms; water laid on; rent, Kb weclt.-Apply. Mra Adama "fO ORTH SHORE.—Several Housoa To J3 Let. liunliihed and Unfurnished ; also, Choice Allotments For Sola In all parts of the dlstrlot—Apply. R and R. Dnder. OFFICJt TO LUX.—Apply at G.N.L.A- Rooms, Qaeen-street Amusements. T\EVONPORT MUSICAL SUCIETY. CONDUOTOB : MR GORDON GOOCH, A.X.A.M. THE SECOND CONCERT OK THIS SEASON (ASSISTED BY MH ANHELO FOKRHST), IMTHB DEVONPOKT HALL, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, SSPTJEMBER 20, 1882, SOCIETY CHOIB ABOUT FIFTY VOICK . PART FIRST. Overture-" Mostdah," Handel— Mß ANGELO FORREST CShorua—"And the Glory" (" Messiah'), ijfo» del—Society Reclt. and Air—" I feel the Deity within." " Arm, Arm, ye Brave " {" Judas "), Handel— Mr BRKTT (Gentleman Amateur) CJhoms—''Lift up your Heads" ("Mosaiah"), Handel— Sooibty Harmonium Solo —Allegro Movement Minuet (•' Samson "), HandO-MR ANGBLO FOR REST Reoit. and Air—" And God Said," •' Rolline in Foaming Billows " (" Creation "), Hayan^- MR GORDON GOOCH Chorus—"Tho Hoavens are Telling" ("Crea tion "), Haydnr- SociETr. PART SECOND. Part Songfnow)—"The Haymakers," (Sir Robert Stuart)— SooiETr Song—"Bid me Discourse" {Bishop) — Miss Harriet Burgess (Lady Amateur) Trio—"Queen of the Night" (Henru Smart)— Miss Harbutt and Messrs Haruutt (Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs gong and Chorns—"Eileen Alannah " (Thomas) —Mr Reid (Gentleman Amateur) Part Song—"May Day" {MuIIer)— SOCIETY Duet—" Tho Lover and the Bird " (Ouglithno) —The Misses Linton (Lady Amateurs) Overture — " William Tell" (Roasini) —MR ANGELO FORREST Part Song (by desire)—" Carnovale " {RossinD— Society Ballad—" Thy Voice is Near " ( Wrighton)— Mrs Sims (Lady Amateur) Part Song—"Harvest" (Macfarren)-Society. Tickets .. .. Zs6d Obtainable from Members of Committee. : Doors open at 7.30; Concert at 8 o clock. , T. E. DURANCE, Hon. Sec. Shipping. ■ jvg. J^OTIOK TO__CONBIQNKii;a :IS^^S^ BRIG ANNABBLL, FROM f UUNKUIN. The above veeasl having entered at the Cus toms, this day, Consignees are requested to pay * freight and obtain delivery orders from the undersigned without delay. All cargo impeding discharge of ship will be landed ana stored at Consignee's risk and expense, JOHN HORN*, Master, Agont,



For Bale, TjIOR SALE, a Corner Allotment, with Jt 1 0119 hundred and twenty feet fronting Pongonby Road, by ono hundred feot deap — Apply|A. B. Griffltha, at tho Ponsooby Nurseries. FOR IMMEDIATE SAL.B, cna White Honne, iVollsfod. Thin ■woU-fc»own ao oominodaiion House, with 80 noras <,t lor Oiiiofor £550.-Kuil Dirtionlivrß on Bpyiioition to Meioolfe *Hi 11,29, N.Z. Inßuraoce BuildlDgß. L"Ott SALE a Handy Little Farm, close 5 to Mount Alburt, and only a few minutes' walk from the railway atation. It Is a oorner lot, being janotton of 2 roads, and contains 8a Sr Zip, There is a charming view. The land slopes towards Mount Albert, with complete north east aspect, and well Bheltered from bleak winds. The whole (arm is oleaiod, ploughed, and has a uret-olasa new wire fonoo ereotedi The plaoe Is planted with fancy troen, and has three good sates put np. This would make a nice retired spot for a gentleman* realdonoe, Price only £30 per aoro: easy torms if required. £%»?M&J^ aMttt Aot.-A P ply to JP "0 X SALE *ÜBURN-BTREKT (Kyber Pass)-Seven roomed Uoaae, not quite finished: wood-shed, good woll, So,; two eeotiong, eaoh 33 xO9 Fif teen minutes' walk from Quoen-btroet. To bo had cheap. D. F. RVANB, 575 Katate Agent. JjJI O R 8 A L E. ONSHUNGA, MAIN STREET. GOOD WOUH-KOOMKD nOUSK. Shop. I baker a oven. oo waned and stable; large oorne alllotmtnt; also allotment, 20 x 80, with shod. A good paying bakery and grocery business at present purled on in tho premises. For im m*B* as owner is leaving the district. t noo ffrJOUt D. F KVANS, Katate Agent. Jp O X S A L E KIXiKKSLIB — Handsome Villa Residence. oontalnlng 6 rooms, pantry. &o.: largo bOW window. Finished [a a superior manner. RneUsh Kanae and Keglster Grate, Tank. Gal vanised Iron Htablo. Ooaoh-house, and Store: Garden in cultivation, fruit and ornamoata trees. Corner Allotment 00 x 115. Two minutes walk from Hallway Btatlon on Panmure Koad. A really choloo little property! Price. OiiO: torms easy. * ,„ D. F. EVANS. DOa Katato Agont, J£|i O X 8 A L Is, DRAKK-BTREET, FRKBMA.N'S BAY-A really nioe House of 6 rooms, ooal and wood ihed: gai and water laid on; goal portion. D. F. KVANS, Hat >to Agent. Jp O X S A L E. NKWMABKKT. _ Ver7 deslrablo Bufllness i Premises, situate In Kybor P«aa, noar Now narkot. Also, throo Houses and Allotmonta in i lame valuable looaltty.-IfuU particulars on ipplloatlon to D. F. EVANB, 551 Katato Agnnt. gjplOK IMMEDIATE SALE. I BPRING-STRKttT. PONSONUY. - Splendid 3uilding Sitoß< partly fonood, high ground, ox wllont position. I'rtoe. only i! 2 per foot. Must to Bold at onoe. I), F. KVANS. Katato Agent. JH o X s a L E". MOUNT KDBN, nearToU-bar. Bplenald AUotmoDt 00 x IDS, cultivated, with lew Cottage of I rooms; largo Atuorioan cook og Stove; good water supply; main road roaiuHo. A flTßtolasa bulluluß alto. 1). V. KVANB, Matate Agent. jji* 0 X S A L JJ. a FHOPKUTIKB, Largo and Small, In various { Arts and places, too numerous to udvortlaa eparately, " Bee Star HAruniuy Bdi'Plkubnt for a tew j nd tnoro on application to tho undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every faolilty given ,> 0 purchftSOlft, ! D. F. EVANS, Batata Agent. Qneen-atroet. B P O X S A L ~E. 1 SHULLT BRAGS ROAD.-Cottage of four 8 ooniß, scullery, &«., »plendld aUoUneat, 60 by 2V X), fouood and planted, nloe Kardon, near the ' ouch, and magnlßoont vlow of tho harbour. ■ 'hia la a very deair«ble property, aad owner otarmlned to sail at onoo. Price low. ,' a F. KVANB. v Wi Katato Agant^ r Ul O X S A L E. ' ALBKRT-BTRKHT (soar Upoer Qaeen-st.)— I J kjmfortable Verandah Villa, 1 rooms. Boullery. nd book bedroom, stablo, (owlhonso, good weU ud nloo garden, gas laid in. allotoienc S3 x 115. ~ Dl F. KVANB, I Ketato Agont. LTOK IM.MKDIa.TK SALIS. l _ -W _GOOD INVESTMKNT. oVsr^r^Tr^Eoia^W^n^bg^^ « Ei o H s a" E X- I IOUNT ROBKIIiL ROAU-Bplendid Voloanlo 1 Land—S Onoioo Allotmenia eaoh 60 x 171, PriocflSOoaob, r . Ketato Agent. i Ijl O It 8 A L"E. \ ROCKY NOOK. Mount Rcaklll Koad-A new . <a& pretty Gothic Cottage, i rooms, tank, &o.; \ Olotmsnt 40 x 110; ploasantly situated in Kooky - look. Prloooaly&». qp> Kstote Agent. I A LLOTfIIENTH I ALLOTMBirKTS !! * *KWTON ROAO—Two ITirst-olasß almost Iyitol Allotments, 33 xW, £133 eaoh ( \IOUNr KDKN—splendid Level Allotmsnts (main ro»d frontage), flrst-olass Buslnflßs Ht.oi; aoaat thfej minutes' walk past Tol bar j MOUNT BOKW—Very deolrablo Villa Bites g about 68 x 130, at from CIOO oaoh 3NkHUNGA Two Choice Allotment«i £30 oaori [iOUTUCOTK—Sovorai Choloo Allotments in . this deightful locality, from A<o eaoh | 4NGLKBS«.-STRKKT-10xlSO, for £100 3HAOK-BTRBKT—Vory Choloo. at from 15s j 3TI?ART?STRKKT—BeautifuI Villa,Sltoe,al 60a - foot 3PBINQ-fITRKKT (PonßOnby>-Choap BnUfling Sites. 33 x 80. at <U2 eaoh t PONBONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)—Ono nloo Lot, t 40 feet frontago. for £60 iUBUBN-BTRUBT (Kyber Passy-Choioo Balldlntc Bites, nicely planted, good well, - and many appliances (or building, Al3O l v. V. EVANS, ? KBTATE AQKNT, QUBKN-STBKKT ' (Kext •' H«r«ld."> V. 3. MOSSJ. IW. F. O'SULLIVAH f FJ. M 0 8 S & C 0,, I • LAND ANI) KBTATB AOBNT3. anOBTLAKD-BTRBBTT Ft R BALK, J A Large AJUotmont In Brighton Koad. l'srnoll, I (100 X 300). 30 Aorea Good Flat Land, S mlloa from Auck land, close to railway station. , HO Acres near Tuakau; SO acres in grass, re mainder opon fern and bush. Prioe, £900. 80 Aorea oloso to the Whangarata Railway ' Station, all Improved, with a house, stable, '• barn, fco.! woll suite*! for fruit grnwlng. 83 feet frontage to Bjmondsstreet, with build -10 Aonw Land, with bos frostago, 0 mUes from town, 1 mile from railway station; A3 pet aore, CO Aores Volo»nlo Land at Basorbaok, half Im proved— £200. A Bplendld. Allotment in Hardlng-Btroet, 70ft by foStt-flfiOO. Home Bay, Ponnonby—Ten-roomed House and 2 aores garden. Also. ■ An Allotment in Inkermann-street—fllOO. House of 7 rooms, id minutes' walk bom Post Office-£6OO. In addition to the above, we hare a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Bale, ino!"<i'i,K some Largo Blookn of Laud in the WoU'i'o JJlstriot. F. J. MOSB t CO., Bhortland-Btreet. T'jjL the Principal Dressmakers, Tailors, A and Bootmakers aro supplied with 8e wing Machined by U. 8. Chambers, 70, Queen-Btreßt, oppoßite Bank of N.Z JUST ARKIVED, Per Mkndoza, 600 SACKS PRIME CAMEKBURY POTATOES. G. S. J A X I N S, CPtTOM-HOPSK-STBBKT. |^j O W • O JS BALE, NKVADA BILVBR SPOONS AND FORKB, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SA.MUKL, it, QUKKN-BTKEE.T, Opposite the Town Clock. (For continuation, ace-First Paot). Medical. |>V KUYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris, 1878: Special Award, Philadelohla, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney. 1880; Gold Modal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Modal, Melbourne, 1881. Jos* Landed, CANTRBLL « COOmtANira CELBBBATED /EKATED Wa'lbKS, MONTBEKRAT LIMKJUICK OHAMPAGNB A Health-giving Non-alooholio Beverage, at Uotols and Clubs j 8d per bottle. AROMATIC GINQKR ATig I The Origluil Bolfnst Ginger Ale, bo Justly oeiobratod ai Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottlo, These MakTKB Watebs aro tho same quality aa contracted for and now auppllod to The Ounard S.B. Oo,; the Montreal S.S. Co. the Inman H.H. Co.i Ooeanio B.s. Co.! be National as, Co.; the Paolflo B,S. Co.; P.S. Co. Kingston and Holyho&d, R.M., Co. ; WHOLESALE AQKH2, ; {AICKIN, XHfi kPi.H.AKMAOXi



Personal. A LKXANDER FULLEETON. ii Any Information of the above will be Rladly rconlved by J. W. Grar. Tanrmga. . ■ MR Williams, ot Dalieys Cottages, Cook-street, la requested to return the work at onoe to Newton, «^'^g >( OUKT EURJiKA. No. !idSsiSw&S^ A Summoned Meetfnpr of tho fWHIIrSK^ above Court wiu b8 heldln the tWadscagßßri Court-room, Aloxandra-stroot, OT4wWMl 0n MONDAY next; Sep. 18, at w^StmmlmtSl'l'3o p>m> Bn*rP. to consider ■"'•4aJol""'i«_»'business o j j m p 0r t once> _^n Members urgently requested to attend By order ot the C,K. K. FITNESS, Seorotary. INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH. A Meeting of Footballers will be held In the Waitamata Hotel on MONDAY, the 18th Inst.. at 8 o'olook p.m., for the purpose of Selecting b l'eam for tho Return M»toh agalnßt Now South Wales, on the 3rd October. WM. SIBBIN, Hon. See. Electoral. OOWSONBY W A R D. TO THK ELECTORS OF PONSONBY. [jADJE9 AND tIKNTr.KMIcN,— I bee to tender you my sincere Thanks for four Votos ln my favour at yesterday's Kleotion, ivliloh placed me in the proud position of being it tho head ot tho poll. I also heartily thank my Sprfngbank Com mittee and my other friends for their enereetlo work on my behalf; which leaulted bo uatia 'actorlly. Hoping any 111-feoling oansed by tbe warm sontest may be speedily forgotten, I remain; yours t althfully, A. DKVORB!. Fonßonby, SoDtember 16,1882, accieHiaaticai. . YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of WeUealey arid Albert itreete.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Sending will bo given. Frlenda are cordially nvitod. A BIBLE CLABB for MKN over? inndav afternoon, from 3 till i. tJT. PAUL'S UHUKOH.-11 a.m., 0 Morning Prayer, Sormon. and Holy Com nurdoti; S.SU p.m.. Baptisms; 630 p.m., Kvoalng 'rayor and Hermon (postponed tram last aun iay). •'Thnnkf alnojn/ 3T. MATTHEW'S OHUKCH. — To -3 morrow (XV. Bund ay after Trinity): Holy I Communion, 11 a.m.; Children's service, 3 p.m : Evening P/ayer, G3O o'olook—Sormon, "idol try, faat and ProEont'MPartl.) _ BLLKSLfcY - STjjKFT BAPTIST CHURCH. TWKNTY-SKVKNTH ANNIVERSARY ! BBKVIOK3. MX TIIOMA3 UPURUKON < Will Preach NKXT SUNDAY, 17th INSTANT. Morslng, 11 o'olook, in the Cbapul t X vouing, 0.30 o'clock, ln tho Choral Hall. , TUESDAY, lflrn SKPI'HMaEB, Poiroo ln tho Hall of the V.MD, Aaaoolatlon t 0.30 p.m. Tickets, Is Od oaon. ; Pabllo Meeting ln this Chaoel at 7.30 p.m. . .ddrnsH by Rev*. A Held. J. Robertson R. . taonlool, W, Potter, A. Carter, Mr Vlnea, ad other friendfl. ■ "IONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres -/ f ord-s tr<« t — Tho usual Services will bo eon- 1 noted To-morrow (Sunday)—at 11 a.m., by the OBtor, the Kor. J, Robertaon.M.a,; at6.30p.m., j lr J. J. Neava (minister of the Society Of riendgj and Rev. Mr RoDortaon. rfNITED METHODILST FREE i U CHURCH, Htt and VlDoentfltreeta— onday tiervloes, Soptomber 17—Morning at 11, [r ti. Hamns; Evening at 8.30, Mr Mather KlngHnstitute). 1 [DKIMITIVE MKTHOJUIST CiiUKCa, 1 Alexandro-streot.—Morning at 11, Rev. T. B.Potter; Bvenlng at 6.30, Kov. J. Buy. JEKVICKSTnihe Primitive Methodist ~ r J Sunday Sohool-room, Upper Pitt and dwln-Btreeta.—Afternoon nt 3, Key, W. ii, ottor; ICvenlcg at 6.30. Mr Ford- [jl RAN KLIN KOAIJ PKIMITIVE L 1 MKTHOmST CHURCH.—Divine Service tl ill bo held ln tho above Church To-morrow— 0 [omlnic at 11. Rev. J. Guj ; Bvenlng at 6.3 ft a ov. W. B. Potter. , rt OITT-STKEET WESLEYAN L CHUROH.-Mornlng at 11, Roy. J. N, " rlfflnj Kveninßjlt 0.30, ltev. Mi Oarlana. ,nd; Kvt>nti»K at 6.30, K>iv. Y i'?«y. pY&^Pv"' I Skapton koad wesleyaN JC CHURCH.—MorntoK at 11. Rev. W. C. llvor; Kvop^KaU,3J^ev. J l : jNr L Griffln. __ DAKNELL "WESLEYAN CHUKCH.- L Sunday Services—Morning at 11, Rev. W. . Parsonson; Kvoning at 8.30, Key. A. Reid, DBVONPOKT WKSLEYAB OHUUCII.-Mornlng at 11, Roy. Ti Q. irooke; Kvenlng at 6.30, Roy. B. W. J. Spenoe 3ermon to Young Men). ; wTWMAKKET WESLEY AN Ll OHUKCH.-Morning at 11, Mr ahos. J, VaUU. CfLLEKSLIE WESLEYAN SEHVICES Hi —Divine Bflrvioe will bo oonduotod in tiie 'übllo School-room To-morrow Kvening, at 0.30, y Key. Mr Whawell. MOUNT ALBKKTNEW WESLEYAN ' CHURCH. IPKWING SERVICE & SUNDAY BCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. SKPTKMBKR 21. 1882. Rev. T, Spnrgeon wIU preach at 11 a.m.; Rev. ilexandor Reid, 3 p.m.; Hoy. W. G. ParaonsoD, MVMU A SOIREE WILL B« HELD ON I TUK3DIY EVENINO, SEPTEMBER 26. JT. DAVID'S CHUKCH, Bymonds- j J street.—Rev, T. MoKen^o Kr&aer, M.A. ; Jornlng at 11; Kvoiiin* at 6.30. Leotuie; I ' Mones-Tho Wornhlp of tho «ol« co Calf." , iiHa Key. l)r McLcod will preachi at ' the Proebrterian Ohuroh, DevonDort. To norrow—at 11 o'clock moroing and 5.30 o'clock vonlng; also at the hake at 3 o'oioolt. I \ __UXT'ti OJt-ERA HOUBK.— Geo. A. CX. Brown will Leotnre on fiunday night, at . ,30, Subjeot, " Christ's Roply to tho Saddu- ' iocs (Matt. xxU. 29-32): Dobb It Teaoh the Inter aedlaie State of the Dead!" Morning Borvlca J .t tho Tgmporanoe Hall, at 11 o'olook. VTEWM A.KRET B ALL.-Serdco in con -131 nootlon with the Remuera Band of HOP 6 Po-morrow (Sunday) Kvoslng, a< 8 o'clock. Mr . i, Homua will addrees the mooting. ' PtHWISTADELPHIaNS meet in the \ \.J Carlton Aoademy, Hobaonstreot, every Irst day of tho week for breaking of broad at il a.m.; Saaday-tohool at 3 p.m., and Bible Class it (UK) p.m. ■_ rpHEATRK KOYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SERVICES, undor the conduct of ;he sfonnK Mon's Christian Association, on 3nnday Evening, from Bto 8. All are Invited, JcataFroo. I'enaera AUCKLAND GAS COMPAMY (LIMITED). TENDERS FOX SHARB6, The Dlreotors of tho Auokland Gas Company (Limited) invite Tenders for the Purohni'o of Two Hundred and Fifty Shares in the Com pany. Tenders to bo dellvored on or before WED NESDAY', the 27th day of September, 1882. at soon, addressed to tho Dlreotors of the Auck land Gas Company (Limited), Fort-streot, where oopies of the last report and balanoe-sheet and further Information may be obtained. , Tenders may bs for tho whole ot these shares or any less number. All shares whioh may be allotted under these tenders will be placed on tho Register, and a corlifloato granted free of Tranfer JTees. By order of the Board of Directors. E, B. PARSONS, Secretary. Auckland, September 16,1882. TENDERS for the erection of a School house at Waihskb Island will be re ceived by tho Education Board, Wynflham- Btreet, Auckland, until nooc of Wednesday, 27th September instant. Plans and SpeolHoatlon at tho offloo ot the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the District Kcaool Committee, Walheke Island. rp O BUILDEKS. Tenders will bo reoelved until noon on SAT URDAY next, the 23rd inst,, for theereotion of Three Housos in Chapel-street. Plans at my office, 83, Qaeen-street, HENRY G. WADE. Architect, mo a v I L v n & a, i'ondora will be reoelved until noon of SATURDAY, the 30th innt., for theEreotion of Two Brick Shops in Hohf on-streot. Plans at my office, 83. Queen-Rtreet. HENRY G. WADE, Arobiteot. mVBUIL D E X S. Tenders will bo reoelved by the undersigned antil roon ot SATURDAY, September 23ri for tbo Erootlon of a Villa Residence ln Wakefleld street. Plans, &0., at our ofilco, Queen-street. P. HERAPATH & 8ON8 ( Arohl toots. rp O B U I L D X X S. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 27th instant, for the Ereotion of the Globe Hotel, Wakefleld street. Plans, &c, at our oftlooe, Queen-street, EDWARD MAHONKY & SON, Aiohiteots. m o buildeks. 'Pandora Invited until noon of SATURDAY, 23rd instant, for Additions to Residence at Takapuoa, North Shore. Drawings, &0., at my oiUco. I. R. TURNBULL, Architect, Hlgh-atroet. rri_ND£ti,S (aeijaiste) wankd up to noon X of the 18th instant for Kreotion of two Houses.—James Reid, gden Terrace. LForjcontinmHon seejJpirst Page), "



Publlo iNotices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT— No 8,771. — Between JO3KPH HOWARU, Plnliitiff. and THOMAS HKNKT MABIN, Defendant, I hereby Rive notice that, nndor a Writ of fieri facias duly Issncd out of thla Honorable Court, in tho above action, the Estate and interest of the above-named 'Jhomas Henry Mabiu, as owner of tbo fee simple in all that piece of Land in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in the eaid Colony, containing Kiffhty Acres, oitoated In the PurUh of Kaukapakapa, In the Comity of Marsden, and being Southern Portion o£ Allotment Number Beventy-seven, have been taken in ereoution at the Suit of the above-named Plaintiff; and that the same will be Sold by mo, at my office, Supreme Conrt houio, Auckland, on tho expiration of One Calendar Month after the flrat publication hereof, to wit, MOND43T, tho sixteenth day of Ootober next, at 12 o'olock noon, unless the Debt and Costa be Boonor paid; and that THOMAS COTTER, of Snortland-utreet. Anok-' land, la the Solicitor for the Execution Creditor, Dated thla oUth day of September, 1882. HENRY CLAYTON BREWER. Sheriff of tho Dlstrlot of Auokland. M O T 10 JE, IN BE VIOTOIUA HOTKL. On account of there being bo many Prohibi tion Notices isaued, the Proprietor of tho Vio toria Hotel, heroby bees to notify. That, from thta date on, an yon k who wishes to refresh the inner Dian in hla eatabllahmeD, wlil have to pro duce a Certificate from tho K,M. to the effeot, THAT NO BUOH OKDffiR 13 LV FORCE AGAINriT HIM! Alas 1 how mnny •will have to ro without tho 'Viotorla Hotel's OWN Ale," never eurpaßwd in these Colonies, and Brewed—under the special supervision of the Proprietor—by ; and If Asian's Ale and Wbithok's, and the Victoria Hotel's Own Whlaky. ALL GUARANTKKD FRBE OF MSASLBS K. F. LUKS. Viotorla Hotel, 16th September, 1882. TLJOAKD OF EDUCATION, MIOK4.ELMAS HOLIDAYS. Tho Mlohaelmaa Holidays fcr Bohools in and war Auokland and at the Thames will be tho vreek bosrfnniiifr MONDAY, the 25th September nstant. MELBOURNE CUP AND DERBY. The Bookmakers will attend at Tattcr ali'u Club THId WViCNINU to bet on above vents. FOOTBALL BB'UliT.—Sydney v. VOlllng on.—An Urgent Wire will be reoeivod at the looidentalHotel this kvkmlnh. VTOTICE. -My Establishment will close «.' on after September 15 at 8 p.m. Saturdays scented.— B. Kanloton. Ladles' and Gentle- i ions iialrdroasor, 220, Queen-street. BKLMONT HOUSE, Vincontatnet,- Hoard and Residence (Single Boomii, £1 ar week. 1/f B. E. MCKE OW N, XL OP THB IMPERIAL CAME, Pould draw the attention of his patrons and tiiends to the fact that he opens His .UNUttEON AND DINING ROOMS On MONDAY, September 18. he above are under tho management of two Experienced Men, and will be oo&dooted in First-class Style, lie Rooms will be opened from 7 o'olook a.m. to 8 p.m. Toa and Coffee always ready, F 0 THE INHABITANTS OF JL k I'ARNKLL AND SURROUNDING DISTRICTS. All Aocountß owing for eorvlcoa In oonneo on with my Nlghtaoil Uontraot aro to be paid nly to myself or my collector. Mr Wood ufke, whose reoelpta and no other will bo •cognised. GEORGE WILSON. NOTICE, T. & H. Oke, lABINE.TMAKKRS, UPHOLBTXUKR3. &C, HAVE REMOVED TO TBEIB NrW Jt BKMI3BS IN VIOTOUIA-ST., Thkke a Above Thkatkb BUILDINGi, i»1 A TO £10,UUO iiiSPfX on Bulldinß %X \y Society r,-r inuiples, or on other terms o suit borrowers. Allotments bought and louses built on woekly payment system. ISortgairce and Loan* cowidated. Sea List of ?rcpordcs tor wlo on ifr pea:& ?w ixsr oont Jlowed c.-i money deposits} tor LnvoatiD»:'<^— X Wixxiausoic, L*«r*_ Cuuto and I'ln.vnoiai »iron» ond Valnator, 3 '"'iiKwp T.«n« TIAKAPUNA LAKE. . MAYS'U COACHES Elun Datly between Devonport and Takapnna Lake as follows ; [jeavo Victoria Wharf, Dovonport, at 7.46 and 10 20 a.m.. and 2 and 1.20 p.m. t/oava School-noose, Takapnna, at 8.15 and 11 a m., and S and 0.15 p.m, . , Sonbays: deavo Devonport at 10.10 a.m. and 2 and 1.20 p.m, Leave Taknpuon at 11,45 a,m. and 3 and 6.15 p.m. Fabe Baoh wax ..ONE SHILLING. Spooled Tripe when Requlrod. [ndles* and Gents' Saddle Horses and Single and Pair tiorso Carriages for Hire, Oliver Mats's Livery Stablks, Devonpoit. tii-ONEY ON. DEPOSIT, THK INDUBTRIAL AND PHOVIDKNT PKBMiNRNT BUILDING, LAND. AND IN VKBTMBNT SOOIBTY OB" AUCKLAND aro prepared to receive Money on Deposit at interes for such short or long periods as may suit de positors. GEORGE FRABER, Manager. ■ NDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT ± PKRMANBNT BUILDING. LAND AND invksxasknt 3oclkty of auckland, .■ Oitices oobnke quebn-st. and vvwfis lake, Boabd or Manassuent — President i Thos. PeaoooS, Esq.) M.H.R. Vice President t A. 6. Horton, Ksq. Treasurer i Thos. Maokj, Bsq. Ulxectorai Messrs. Graves Alckln, Kdwarfl Bartley, H, Brett. Jaa. Daore. J. J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G, P. Pleroo, a B. Stone, and H. G. Wade. Manages GoOrge Fraser. THIS SOOIBTY Is prepared to make advanoeg to the extent of three-fourths of tho value on Freehold or Leasehold Property. KKPAYMKNTa oaloulated on the lowest posalblo remunerative scale, may be spread over any reasonable number of years. FINES NOT BNFORCKD in cases ot siok ness or want of employment Members may join as Investors or Borrowers at any time, intending Borrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the office ot this Sooloty, where they can make arrangements and terms to salt their convenience. N.Bi—Borrowers share in the profits. TIO THOSKABUUf TO MAJSRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTKL KKEPBRS, AND THK GKNBRAL PUBLIC. THE DIKECT SUPPLY STOKE IMPORTS FEOM TEE MAKERS, AMD SELLS DIBECr TO THK PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/6; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces, 87/6: Chamber Seta, 7/9 to 10/; China Tea Beta, 20 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Caps. V, 8/ doz; Looking Qlaaeeß, from i/d ; Door Mats, 2/8; Fenders, 1/9 to So/: Cruet stands, 3/6 to W ; Olooks, ti/G; Shoe Btnahos, 2/8 set: Iron Bedsteads, full size, 22/8; Brittania Metal a eapots, 6/; Kleotro-plated Cruets, Spoons, and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed- Ing and Parrot Cages) Table and Pooket Cut lery ; Sanoepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Backets; Lamps, from 3/9; 61n. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fanoy Goods of even kind; Vases, from i/ pair and one thousand and one artioles of übo and ornatnent, ni Prloee only possible under our New System o: DIRECT SUPPLY. SMALL PROFITB, AND OABU. Catalogues on application. All Goods Marked in Pi-.in Figures (Who lem and i.tetall), Goods carefully paoked and forwarded to al pacta 01 tho country Direct Supply Stoke. 219, Q U B B N ■ 8 T R.K X Opposite, Close Bros..



JUoat and Fonno. LOST, yesterday, a Home Letter ad dressed to Mr Lewis.—Finder will obllgo by retnrnlng Bnma 10 tain ofllce. LOST, a Bull Bitch Pup, white with black spots, advertised Beveril tlmos elno ■ lWhAußust.—John Mmr, Cußtom-houce-ztreet Vr CBt« BiIOUND, this morning, in Lorne-strcet, Wakeneld a Bytr^. r9~°Wner &Pplyto J' g °l6r' Drapery, <be. itaPOKIAMT .N O TI C E BY Q-ARLIOK $; QrAMWELL. TO OUR CUSTOMKBS.- Wo have the honour to Inform you that, after mature consideration, we have deolded to rolinqulßh tho DKAPKRY and CLOTH ING BUSINESS; oar sola reason for doing as In to obtain moro epaoo for oar FUR NIbHINU TRADE. For some time past we have had to keop quite Halt of our Stock out of sight for want of SHOW BOOMS. By giving np the Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Departments, we shall obtain a mnoh larger area for EXHIBITING FURNITURE, and though wo shall lose yonr patronage for Oraperv and Clothing, hope to retain and lnorease it for all kinds of FURNISHING GOODS-to the Manc faotube and Sale of which wo shall giro our whole attention. Our NEW CABINET FACTORY being completed (the largest of its kind In Anok land), the Kxtrn Aooonunodatlon thus ob tained, together with tha advantages of Machinery now being ereoteu, will enable ua to execute our orders more expeditions!? and at less cost, Yonra respeottully, GARLICK & CRANWELL, Ws Hutu. HOLD A UIEARINB OAi.K FOR OnK JM.ONTH. Affording oar Customers and tho Pnbllo an opportunity of scouring DRAPERY AND CLOTHIHG AT PRICKS FaR UNDKR COST! Many Lines will bo marked down to Half Price), and after tho Month's Salo the balance win be Bold either by Auotion or to the Trado. GARLICK & CRANWELL. fc'ißAL Cash Sale. The CuJWIDKNCK of the PUBLIC in our last Clearing Sals (at Dissolution oC Partnership) was clearly demonstrated by the foot that we took in HARD HASH the Large Bum of TWELVR THOUSAND POUNDS la Tbn Wbkkb I OUR OBJECT IN THIS (only our Seoond Clearing Sale in Bight Years) is to TURN INTO 0 ABH, as qulokly as possible, THE WHOLK of OUR PKKSKN'A' FIRST OLAB3 STOCK, together with the NKW SKASON'B GOODS now opening np and to arrive daring the month. GARLICK & ÜBANWIsLL. WB SHALL SELL £1 -5.000 W ORTH 0F G°° Da md as every day we are realising will be a FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong the Sale ONB DAY longer than Is abso lutely neocasnry. Therefore, we ask one Friends to pay ua an Early Visit GARLICK & CKANWELL. Thanks. We take this opportunlt; of thanking our Cus tomers for their oonstant and liberal patro nage daring the last 3 years, as during that period, under the Cash System, our Drapery and Clothing Returns rose from £9000 to np wards of Twonty Thousand Pounds per Annum, and though we legret to be obliged to throw up (tor reasons already stated) Bnoh a largo bunlueee, it is gratifying to us that we Buccoodod in pleasing our Patrons.whom wo are determined to sorve well to the last, as a Visit to oar Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICK & CRANWELL, City Hall Arotide. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMORE, Two Cases of Blaok Dress Goods, splendid quality, comprising Merinos, Cashmeres, Sicilians, Brocade Satins, Italians. Coburga, and Gurfleld Cloths. These are Imported by us dlreot from tho Manufacturer, and will be sold fab below AUCKLAND WHOLESALE FKICIS. Also Opening-Nans' Veiling Cloth) Crepe, Oatmeal, and Various New Dress Material. During the Drapery Salo we shall make S peolal Reductions on FURNITURE, CABPETB, AHD FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, 1882. G-ARLICK & CkANWELL, Queen-street, Auckland CHEAP SAiE t CHEaP SALK J At J. Green's, Vlotoria-Btreet, for One Month only; the whole Stock reduced to below Market Valne. as the following prices will show:— Ladies' stays, reduced from 6s 6d to 2a 61 felze, 24 to 28 ltichoß), with Whalebone Stiffening!); liadlos' Chemises (soiled from being in the win dow), rod need from 7a 6d to fis 3d—hMidaomeiy embroidered and good calico. Mothers, rc mombor best Violet Powder and Fuller's Hart h, ; reduced from 3d to Id per packet; largo 18 packets Violet Powderi at fid; large barrels of ' Fuller's Earth, lednced from Is to 9d car barrel; ' Boys' small sizod Straw Bats, reduced from 9d ' to Sd; Kmbroldey, from 2Jd yard: all Km -1 broidery selllDi? at reduoed prioes; Rood ; Blankets, large Blzes. reduoed from 21s 6d to 18s ' Bd; Double Width Sheeting, reduoed from Is [ 64 to Is 2d per yard; Bed-vlcfe, reduced from 7d I to«d, all wool; Flannel,reduced to BJdyard; | stout Blaok Velveteen, refluoed from 6sßd to 2s I 4d per yard; Good Black Lustre, reduced to 9}a;Meoß' Cotwn Socks, 3Ja per pair; L.W. Books, lOd per pair; Towels, "*«**?" •!,? U& oioh; extra long Towels, raducea to ua, „ worth is 41; Brown Tnrklah Towels, reauood II froml»i Od to is Sd: Looe falls, reduced from Is «™fe. M nanh • Calloo, 31 yard; orlnoUnes, worth „ K»». S: aUo suitable for makinK 11 ily catoho3, fancy baskets, &o.; Pompadour Ribbon, reduoed from 9d to 2d a yard. Bale commences Saturday, 9th Boptembsr, and enda 7th Ootober. lfor One Month Only. -J, okebn, 85. Victoria-street,—A full assortment of Ladles' Underclothing all at reduced prices. Night Dresses at Ss 0&0b.,~J. UKKKN. 85, yiotorta-street



Volunteer Notices. fDTOBSON CORPS, A. R. V. The Monthly InspeoUon or tbe Corps Trill bs belli on MONDAY next, 18th Inst. st 7.80 p.m. PKTBR DIGNAN, . Captain. ■y ICT OK I A RIFLES. The Monthly Inspection Parade Of the Com pany will be held st ihe Drill ehod on TDKB DA IT next, at 7.30 p.m. Uniform j Full Drees. A Special Meeting ot the Company will take place Immediately attor ParaSe. The attend ance o( every member 1b requested. OWRN MAHON. Captain CommaudlxiK Corps. "V" O. 3 COMPANY, A. B. V. ft* onthly Inspection on FRIDAY EVENING next, at hall-past saren, at which QTeryMem r. ia dixeoted to attend, in acoordanoa with yißtriot Orders. Anna and Accoutrements: Jvuu Dress. 16th September, 18S2. A. MORROW, Major N.Z.V., Commanding Corps. Ualis. THE NORTHERN BOOT AND eHOE MUSUFAOXURINQ COMPANY (LIMITED). Nntioe Is hereby nivon that a Call (the sth) of 2a 6d per share has been made by the Direotors, payable to the undersigned, at the Company's Dflloe, 17, Wynohara-streot, on TUESDAY, 17th October. THOMAS IIODQBON. Booretary. Auctions. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. NOOK. AX SIB B I N'S MART. THE subscriber has received Instructions to Bell, the STOCK OF A BANKRUPT, CODBIstIDK Ot -30 S^^ITEB^V Q AR B0 B0 R KDRtlf. BRY' Also, 2 VALUABLE SEWING MACHINES. GEORG3 SIBBIN, Auotlonoar. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, At II o'clock, J^KVONPORT, jjjj-ORTH CHORE. Opposite Judge Macdonald's, TIHE Subscriber has been favoured with * 4 flSsa^t utf" 5k mUoII on MoOllSsr' On tho Premises, Davonport, CHK VALUABLK, WEIJi BELKOTKD AND . USEFUL FUHNITURB OF TBS LATE MRS. B?CVBRIDBff. Particulars In future advertisement, ramitnre may be viewed from 9 o'oloofc on Morning ot Sate. GEORGE BIBJ3IN. Auctioneer. f, TONES, E. 0. CABR. B. D, XONKB MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. THE STEAMER ENTERPRISE No. 2. By Obdfr of the Liquidator a. tonks & co. HAVE received instructions from the Liquidator. Mr George Fraser. to sell by action, on Monday, the 18th Instant, at 13 all fittings and appliances for carryinK on the Thames trade, inolnding lntorest nm jßMlK°£i',ffloi>' Anoldand, and Wharf Office, Shortland. I. TONKS, E. 0. CAEB, B. D, TONBTP. TUESDkAY, SEPTEMBER 19. TRADE SALES OF LXE HANDLES, WOOD ANu ZINC WASH-BOARDS, WOOD PAILS, CLOTHES PEGS JROOM HAMDLKS, CROQUJST SETS. Tb7Tohks^ j s»-'&^obk. Vfc? ILL sell, on Tuesday, the 19th mat,, T» atllo'olook— 918 PAOKAQHS ot the Above Ooodß. iiut landed ex Rapldo, from New York. S. TONES, E. 0. CABR. B. O. TONES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, At 9 o'clock p,m, IRON AXLE AND THIMBLE SKEIN FARM WAGGONS, From the Best of Canadian and Amerloan makers. B. TOKKS & CO,, Auctioneers. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. COTTAGE IN HOBSON-STREET, FOR REMOVAL. W, DOWDEN HAS received instructions to eoII by anctlOD, on the uremißes, next to Mr nrS&vSg Hobsoll- Btrßet- " » o'ol**- A FOUR-KOOMED COHAOK IN GOOD KEPAIK. To be removed by tho purchaser before the 80th fast. MONDAY. BEPXEMBERIB, At 12 o'Clock. QUEEN-STRKET AUCTION MARX (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). J. B. MARRIOTT WILL sell by auction, on tho above date, at bis Mart, Iron ana Wood Bedsteads, Spring Couoti Dining Table, Kitchen Tablo.Bofiers Chain, Colonial Sofas, Loo fablon" &o. Also, Clothing, Gold and Silver Watches Lockets, Breast tins. "»«»»"» J. B. MARRIOTT, W Auctioneer and Goteral Salesmao. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. BAIiASCB OF BKTAIL BTuCK OF DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. L For Positive Sale, to Close Account?. G A BRIEL LEWIS varlLL soli by auction at bis Booms, at II o'oloSk! 61 Qaeen- Btra6t> oa *he »«»v« date, A PAROEL OF ABOVE. To Close Accounts. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. EX LANGSTONE, FROM LONDON. Choice English Furniture, Janine-rooru Suites, Loo Tables, Work Tablea (iu< laid), Marble-top Washscands, Pier Glasses, Whatnots, Reading Tables, Music Stools (Cabinet Oak), Vases Ebomzed Brackets, Hall Stand* Fainted UUt Chamber Bete, Parian Statuette*, &o.i &C, &o, Also, 20 cases Single and Double Iron Bed steads 4 First-class Pianos, in splondid tone GABRIEL LEWIS VvTILL sell at Ms Rooms, Lower Queen- T T street, on above date, at 11 o'olnok, 33 PACRAGK3 0/ THE ABOVB OOODB» "a Now Landed, ex Langatone. W, B. OOOHBANBj [JAB. DACBH TUESDAY, SBPTEMBKK 19. EO.TJSBHOtD FtTRNITURE, 4 WATUHES, JEWELLERY. THE subscribers will sell, at their - Rooms, Fort-street, on Tuesday, 19th but.. By order of the Agent for Public Trustee in the Kstate of the tato - Baxty, HOUBBHOLU FURNITUBE, oonsUtUß Of opnoheß. Ohalra, Plotnres, Tables. Olooks, Mattintt. Glassware, Crookew. Oheftonnler. Sewing MaenlneT Bel- Bteads, Mattrasßes, Beading, Chests Drawers. Washstands. Tolletfiete,Mir rors, Kitchen Utensils, fio. SAMUEL COCHRANE A SON, Anotlnneore. W XS£ i?l> iy£?' P*^ OS-£9OO Worth .*-' Engheli Fumituro and Pianos, ox Ash more, from LondOD, to be sold by auction when landed.-E.& A. ISAACS, ""wwaea 1 'Continued on iowih Page.)