adopted an opposite policy J Victoria goes for Protection, Now South Wales for tree Trade. They are very similarly circum stanced in other respects, s» that it is a perfectly fair fight, and we at least arc not likely to reel any doubt as to the result. (Cheerp.) There is another thing which ought to be noted when tho prevalence of Protectionist ideas in the colonies is talked of. How far are those ideas really Protectionist? How far do they grow out of a deliberate preference for the Protective system, or how far are they tho result of financial expediency nnd financial difficulties? Wo know that our leading colonies are going ahead at a great ra»e in expenditure as well as in resources. I will not say they are going too fast, for I they have an Immense future, and their present burdens will be as nothing to them fifty years hence ; but wnat with selling land and treating ( the proceeds ns revenue on the one I hand, and what with piling up debts I on the other, they are drawing pretty I heavily on their future. Now, direct taxes are not popular anywhere, least of all in a t young country where there is very little accumulated capital. Indirect taxes are very often, though, of course, not always, Protective, and it is a powerful reinforce ment to the Protectionist party in a colony when they can say, "If you take off Pro tective duties you must submit to a heavy income tax or laud tax." The moral of that is this, that if colonists arc to be 1< reo i Traders, they must not outrun tho con i stable. Free Trade and economy are in- I Beparable. Large expenditure ma young '■ country moans large import duties, and 1 they open the door to Protection. (Hear, hear.) No doubt I may be toid that the Protective system is adopted in some I colonies from an entirely difterent cause;; that the policy is accepted and bolieved m for its own sake. 1 don't deny it; I don t gee that it can be denied. There is some, thing in it of pure selfi-hness } of prec.sely the same feeling which makes the colonial working men object to Chinese immigrants or. indeed, to any immigrants at all in toge numbeis. "Key have got a monopoly of the labour market, and they mean to which experience will teach them, and pro bably before many yeatß are over.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

BXTJTZBS TBLKGItAMS.

Cavalry Advance,

ALEXANDKIA, August 23. Tho regiments o! the Household Cavalry, • and the British Mounted Infantry, which left Ismailia yesterday, advanced beyond Nefisch, the place which was recently occupied. No opposition was met with from the enemy's forces. Later. Sir Garnet Wolaeley is now at Nefisch. It is expected that the advance of the troops under his command will bo made on Sunday next.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Ramleh Captured.

LONDON, Aug. 25, 6.32 p.m. Kamleh has been occupied by our troops, afterashaip engagement with the Bedouins, who were routed with consider able loss. .

LAND SALE.

A SALK of building allotments on Bell wood Estate, Monnt Boskill Road, Mount Edon, was proceeding tais afternoorj, Prices varied from 10s to 31s per foot, ihe following lots had been sold np to the time we went to press:—Lot 1, Mount Roskill Road, 59 feet 6 inches, 30s per foot; lot 2, Mount noskill Koad, 50 feet, 31s; lot 7, Mount Roskill Road, 50 feet, 30s 5 lot 60, Lawrence-street, 11s; lot 59, Lawrence •treet, 10s; eight lots in Bellwood Avenue, 12s, 13s, and 15s. All the lots ofiered np till three o'clock were sold.

FIRE IN VICTORIA-STREET.

Supposed Incendiarism,

An outbreak of fire occurred about two o'clock this morning on the premises of Mr W. G. Connolly, building contractor, Vie toria-street. Flames were observed by tho constable on the beat, and he give the alarm, which brouaht a large number of •pectators on the scene. The Fire Brigade was soon on the spot, Mr Harley being in charge, owing to tie absence of Supejin? tendent Hughes through indisposition. Tho flames had obtained a hold on a divi sion of the building used as a storeroom and stable. It contained a large stock of seasoned timber, and other building materials, all ready for use. Thes6 were stacked in the ■tyle best suited for dryine, and tbo fire there fore spread rapidly amongst them. Owing to the connecting screw of the standpipe having rusted, no water could be obtained for some considerable time, and it was then too late to be of mueb service. The brigade, however, worked well under difficulties, although the stcre, stable, and work shop were completely gutted. Mr Connolly's loss is very serious. He had a policy of £100 in the fccottish Imperial qn the buildings, but the stock was entirely uninsured. It is estimated that the damagos caused to the timber and other goods will exceed £800. Incendiarism is suspected, and the detectives are now making enquiries into the matter. It is a singular fact that a fort. night ago Mr Connolly's two horses and saddle were taken out of the stable. They were subsequently replaced, but without the saddle. The store building was not floored, and only contained timber, iron, and mortar, so tbat it is more than probable that the fire was the work of an incendiary. " "' '

Opening of New Good Templar Hall at Onehunga.

The members o( the Hope ol Manukaa Lodge, ifo. 29, f1,0.G.T., havOi with a oommendnblo Qilrlt of'pesaaverance, erected a new ball in which to carry on their work of temperance, and last evening the usual Good Templar dedi oatorr oeremonies took plaoo. The members o( the above Lodge, accompanied by large num bera of their brethren from the olty and neighbourhood, assembled at the old Lodge room at 730 p.m., and haviDg formed them- Mlvea Into processional order — Biothera James and Franklin aotlng as marshallß—they murohed to the new hall, eituated in Queen- Btreet. , Bro Robb U.K.D., the dedicating officer, then opened the Lodge In the usual form,, after.whloh, assisted by Bro Fleming, W.V.T., and alt the officers of the Hope of Manukau Lodge, the sublime dedication cere mony of ,vhe urder wbb very impressively gone tbroaxh. , Official visits were then received from, the following .lodges :-Viotorli. No. 22.; Newmarket; Star of Newton, No. i, Auoklandr Ark of kd0n.N0.42. Mt. Kden; Gniding Star, Ho, 11, Kllerglie; Star of Wellington, No. 2, Welling; ton. The exeoutive of the Grand Lodge of .New Zealand were also represented by Bro J. Jen kins, 0.W.0.T.. and Bro Douse, G.W.8., Bro Ilia, P.K.WGG., also attended aa a rapre- Bentatlvo of the R.W.G.L. ol the World. Afcer a taw wordß of welcome to the visiting brethren and Ulster j trom the presiding offloor, the lodge meeting waa brought to a close In the usual manner, after which thoraomhui a adjourned to the Masonto HaU» whore a aamptuona banquet bad tcwa provided, which did credit to both promoters and caterer alike, liro Jenkins, G.W.G.T, ot N.Z, ooonpled the Dost ef honour, and wbb supported by Beveral fcttit offloora of the Grand, Lodge. It is needless tossy that fnll justice was done to the good thinn provided. After the oloth had been re moved the following toasts wera vropoßedand drunk In man's natnral beverage—cold water: "The Queen and Royal Family," by the chair man, after whfoh Bto Prloe. P.G.W.0., pro> noued '-'• Bnocetfl and Prosperity to the New Hall." He referred in glowing termß to the energy and perßeveranco ot the Hope of Mann Jan, resulting au they have done in the erection of such a comfortable and handsome building aa a loage.roorn. Bro Fleming, L.D> responded in a very neat speech on behalf of the members of the Hope of Mannkau, Tho next toast was that of the of toe world," responded to by Bro C. kui P.8.W.G.G., after which the "Grand LodgooC New Zealand" was proposed by Bro Shane, W.S. Ihls was responded to by tho GW C T Brother Jenkins, vvho referred to tno help "and' support which tho Grand Lodgo exccutlvo always received from the subordinate lodges. " Sister Lodges " was proposedl bj'Bro James and responded to by Bro O. »• *;Uißi P.G.W.T. BrothEr Whyte prop.osed,_ 'Other, Tcmperanco Orginisations," to which Uro Longbottom respondod, "The Sisters,' was n.oposed by Bro Thomas in ■ a very Humorous speech, and responded to by Sis Jonkins, of the Victoria Lodge, In a verjr pretty and effective manner. Tho last toast, that of ' The Presj," Iwas proposed by Bro Douse. G.W.T,, who referred to the many obli gations which the 1.0. G.T. was under to tho Press of tho colpny. ,Ho also referred to tho new paper .which, is to bo tho official organ of the Order, which will appear on the Ist of the ensuing nonth and urged the members present to do all in their power to support the same. After singing the 010-ing ode and the Interchange of throe, hearty cheers, tho company breke up and the .visitors returned to town by bus. where ttey arrived about mid night all having enjoyei themselves to the utmost, yet capable of allowing the morning's rofleotiontobe»r the scrutiny of the evening's amusement. The publio opening of the ball will be held in about a week, and willl bo oele orated by a concert and entertainment.

CABLEGRAMS.

[RETJTKR'S CABIiEauA.MS.J

SIR A. GORDON AND TK WHITI. LONDON, August 25. A Parliamentary blue-book upon the natives of New Zealand has been published. Among the documents contained in it is a communication from Sir Arthur Gordon, referring to the policy adopted by the Government in connection with the confis cated lands in Taranaki. Sir Arthur states that he considers tbat Te Whiti and the other natives are entitled to the land, even where it may be situated within the boundary of the confiscated territory, CETEWAYO'S RETURN. LONDON, August 24 Cetewayo embarks on the first of Sep tember on his return to the Cape. August 24. Consols are unchanged at 99-J, and New Zealand securities at last quotation. '1 ho total reserve in notes and bullion in the Bank of England is £11,125,000, being £575,000 in excess of reserve !aat week. The bank rate of discount is unchanged at 4 per cent, and the market at 3§. The markets for colonial breadstuffs and tallow are without quotable change.

AUSTRALIAN.

RAILWAY CONSTRUCTION IN QUEENSLAND. BKISBANE, thiiday. Tho Queonslaud Government has ao cepted tho tender of Messrs O'Horke and McShnrry, for the construction of a railway line to Mount Eak, a distance of 19 inilup. The amount of tender is £42,200. ADELAIDE, this day, Wheat unchanged at 7s. Market quiet, and with little doiog; town flour, £14 15s ; country brands, £14. Handy iion vessels are now being en quired fur for the Cape. SIX H. PARKES VICTORIOUS. SYDNEY, August 25. The debate on the addrcss-in-roply to the t'-Jnvcrnor's epench was concluded this even in"! The address was voted on a division by a majority of 48. MELBOURNE, August 25. Messrs C. G. Ross and Co., of this city, report sales of kauri pine, ex Estollo, at the following average prices per 100 feet :— Superior sawn Hitches, 17s 6d; sawn boards, one inch,l6s 3d; ditto, 1J x 3 inch, 19a 6d; dressed ditto, |inch, 23s Cd; ditto, §inch, 21s per 100 feet lineal; tongued and grooved Mooring, 4 by 1{; 9s 3d ; ditto, 4 by IJ, 8s 9d, The market is weakening. COMMERCIAL. SYDNEY, August 25. New Zealand wheat haa declined Id during the week, and is now quoted at 5s 3d, New Zealand oals are uncounted at 3s 4d. Maize is quoted at 5s Id, an advance of Id. The Spgar Co.'s No. 1 pieces per toil are quoted at 355.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Liquidation of Irish Arrears.

LONDON, Aug. 22.

Thirty-two assistant Commissioner? at salaries of £400 a-year, have been ap pointed to asssist in administering the Irish Arrears Bill.

Aid for Land League,

The Land Leaguers in America have re mitted seven tboasandjdollars to Mr Egau as a contribution tor the last quarter.

O'Donovan Rossa Denounced.

O'Donovan Kossa has been denounced in America by the Leaguers as an informer,

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUK OWN COBRBSPONDENTS.)

HELENSVILLE, this day. THE CASUALTY TO THE CABAR.

FEIDH,

The wind died away as the Cabarfeidh was going out on Thursday. She anchored, bat the ebb took her on to Story Shoal, where she bumped heavily, starting her indder po3t, Ear chain plates were carried away. Captain Ohlsan returned with the flood to Shelly Beach. He proceeded to Auckland last night to get the services pf a diver,

The Kina has towed the Albert the Good out of Makarau,

CAMBRIDGE, this day. Tfi AROHA TRAMWAY.

At a meeting of the i'iako County Council yesterday, a report on the le Aroha tramway was received from Mr Stewart, Bngineer. The delay bad been caused through the inclemency of the weather, and the difficult nature of the country. He thought the work would be one entailing' much trouble. He would have tenders called for part of the work immediately.

TK AWaMUTU, this day. PAKURANGAHUNT. The Pakuranga hounds met here yester day morning, and hunted over the pro perty of Messrs Westney, Kutberlord, and Bosanko. Owing to the number of wire fences the sport was very dull. Several hares were raised, but no deaths. A few Auckland hunters were present. Dinner was held in the evening at the Central Wnikato Hotel. A good number were present. The usual toasts were proposed and responded to.

(PKK PRKSS ASSOCIATION.) NAPIER, this day. maob; obstruction1. The natives ot Taheraite, Seventy-mile Bush, lately warned surveyors off ona of the Maori paddocks through which the railway line is being laid oft. The Government was communicated with, and Captain Preece, 8.M., appointed to settle the difficulty, in which he has been thoroughly successful. The obstruction, no doubt, in the first instance, wup a try on to get money, but just one of those things that demand immediate attention to avoid future complication. The Maoris have been guaranteed compensation, and they have promised to let the survey proceed.

WELLINGTON, this day. GOLD FROM TEKAWHITI. Specimens of- quartz from the Golden 'Crown claim, Terawhiti, have been analysed by Dr. Hector. The yield of cold calculated upon the ton was found to be 8 oz9. 2 dwts. 12 grains. The gold is of fair quality for reef gold, being worth about £3 5s per oz. Drs. Hector and Lemon and Mr Jones, engineer of the Albion Mining Company, have gone to Terawhiti to in spect claims. Arrived: City of Tanjore and barque Sinclair, 125 days from London. EXPORT OF FROZEN MEAT. The first annual meeting of tfye Welling: ton Meat Export Company was held qn Friday afternoon. The report stated that the reason of the delay in getting the machinery was that various experiments are still being made at Home, and it was considered advisable to await the result of these before hastily accepting a machine which, in actual working, might turn out to be unsatisfactory. The directors reported that the ship Lady Jocelyn, fitted with re frigerating machinery, had been secured to load at this port with 275 tons of meat, and 25 tons of dairy produce, during the months of January aud February next, Efforts were also being made to obtain other , vessels,

CHKISTCHUKCH, this day, j Arrived : Goahead', s s., from Dnncdin ' and Oamarn ; Ilawca, s.s,, from the Manu» . kau and way ports. • There is quite a stampede among the organists of the city. One is going to Eng* land, and Mr Landgeran has resigned the position he has so long held at St. John's. ; DUNEDIN, this day. ' A six-roomed house at Palmertton, belonging to J. Scott, was burned down yesterday by the npsetting of a kerosene lamp. Insured in South British for £400. A man employed in the work of city scavengeriug had a wonderful esfeape this afternoon. He fell off his catt by some I taeans, and the wheel passed over his neck. i Incredible as it may seem, the map was not ■ in any way injured. Hb was amisted to a ' i drink of water, and then drove off. another tribute to the: excellence of Dnn> edin foundry Work is afforded by the fact i that Messrs A. and T. Burt are supplying a ; flobart manufacturer with plant, which he [ has satisfied himself will cost less here than at Melbourne or Sydney. ■ ■

the; Auckxam? evjewiin« stak, Saturday, august 26.



The setmon to be preached at St, Paul's Church to-morrow evening is an Interesting subject, vi*., "The Prophet Amos and $he Plum-line." .'. , '



Wanted. WAN tED, a Man ta Build a Chimney; also, a Lml to as.-rtai in Painting two cottages.—Apply to B. J. King, Urißhton, Par noil. WANTE I), a Housekeeper7~quiet, ladylike: Wesleyan preferred.— Ad dress, Widower. BTARjfHce.i ANTED, a Firßt-class Tailores*. Two Apprentices, and One youth ns Im prover or Apprentice.—Apply, J. H, Daltoa, tailor. Vlotorla street Kaat. WANTED, an Assistant Dressmaker Apply to Miss Donaldson, Dresimakor, Lorna-street. WANTED, G Labouring Men, at once. — Apply, Allison Broa., Boaoh Koud, D vonport. mJ^TANTED, an Active Man for Measur if inK and Loading Timber, i Bora for a Dreg Benoh. 2 Rood Jaokers.—J no, Srnltn i Wal talttreiSaw Mill. WANTED, two good Bullock Drivers aoooatomed to haul junk timber.—Apply G. H LavorH, Qneen-atreßt WANTED, ifmariHousemaid.—Apply, ShaKeapeare Hotel. VVypdham-atreut. WANTED, a good Carter.-J. Peach, Remqera. WANTK.U, a. Man snd a strong lad for Farm Worlc.—B. Udy, Mount Edon. V*/"ANTEI3, a Boy, aboru Jfi. one me! '■ to carpentering preferred.—a pply to M. Marku, City Market. iirANTBD, immedlateiy, tor waltoa, TT a Married Conple who understand thorongh farm, dairy, and houße wnrfe; words, £.10 nnrt found.—Apply Clark and Hanfl. WAKTBU, immediately, for Waitoa, a Married Couple and a Boy ol (say) 12 years for farm work; good wages.—Apply Clark and Gane. _ ANTED, a Rood ("look and 1 aundress, referenoes required. Apply, Mrs Morrln, Burwood, Kemncra WANTED, n Hoy. —J. A. Brown, Draper, Parnell. V*7 ANTED, one or two Travellers for Vi the User Trade.—Apply to M. White Bnd.fJompany. Fort-attest. %» AMTKD, two Handy Men, those Tt used to concrete oroferred.—Applr. T. S. Jaokson, Mr Bneby'g, bottom ot Groy-atreot, on Monday morning. WANTED, two, good Spadesmen.— Apply to W. W. Boston, Albert Park._ \»rANTiSD, a Smart Active toy, one • t who "on milk profemd. — Apply, Maesrglitaaog, Karan/ahnpo Road. WANTED, at once, a 10 or 12-roomed llouno, Viooont-airoot or Groy-^trout profarred.-Apply by lottor to X., hTAB Uluot). Wf ANTED, a Smart • oy.—Apply to T T John Miller, Now North Road. Kope maker. W' ANTED,for Kawakawaßailway Con traot, Bay of laliinu... 20 NavvJua; 8 BhiiUnßß per day to Rood men, "i ho steamer Hlonulß or' Wellington leaves Quoen-atreet Wharf ovary Monday for tho place.—Apply on the works, to Lark In and Blnn, contraotorp. ANTED, a Boy and Small Goodeman for Te Aroha.-Apply Q, Hulme.Qneen troet. ANTED, a Boy able t» milk.—Apply to D Hulme, Butchßr, Qaoen-street WANTED, a Shopman.—Apply to G. Hnlmo. Botcher. Qnoen-atreot, WANTED, a good General aervaut aeonstomed to ohlldren.—Apply Mrs Perolval. Green Lane. WANTED, three or four Labourers, at once.—Apply to Mr Lupto.i, Batcher, Mount Albert. WANTED, a good ueneral Servant — Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Grafton Road. \\J ANTED, a Nursecjirl, not under 1G '* years.—Apply Utab offlna. WANTED, two or three Improvers to the Boot Trade; constant work and (Tool waxes, it suitable; also, good hand for re pairing.— T. Frosser. Upper Qaeen-atreat. VX7 ANTED, for Taumarero Railway • ' Contraot, Hay of Islands, SO Navvioß; 8 shillings per day to RGOd men. Tho steamer GloneJg or Wellington leaves Queen-street Wnarf for the placo every Monday.— A poly on the works, to Larkln and Blnn. contractors. WANTED, three or four good Plas. torera; highest wsgas given. -X, Jen klnann, Bnilder. Lorao atreer. WANl'iSi', a Young Girl to work two or three hours every morning—Apply, with reforonca. botween 0 and 7 pm, on Monday and after, to Mrs Meroer, fit. Stephen's Avenue, ParnoU. WANTED, a smart Lad to learn Iho trade: one with know.edge ot it pre ferred.—Apply to J. B. Langley. Bulldor, at job, Moont Kosklll Road. WANTED, respectable Girl to assist with children and In genoral house work.—Apply, between 0 and 11 a.m , to Mrs W. Thorae, Qraoe-Btroet, Ponsonby. ANTED, a respectable liad to drive a bakor'acart.—Ulaßgoff Bakery, Wel- Ungion-atrtet. . WANTED, a steady Man to drive a tomi; also a cefal hand In a timber yaid.— Apply Lendrum'd Stabloa, or to K. Gib bon, Onehnnga. WANTED, a good steady Man tor ' carting and ploughing. Constant worn for a pompom driver.-J. fc W. Brown. Kpeom. AiNTEL), Appreoticea to the Dress, making.—Miss Roob, George-street, Ponsonby. \\f Ar»IED, at once, a smart Boy about ▼ v 16 or 17 joa.ru o'd to lonrn the painting. GeorßO Slsnett, Stanley-street, Great North Road; WAN! ED, a respectable Girlabo. 114 to mind a b»br and make hetseU geni-rally nsefnl.—Apply at this offloe. ANTED, two Good Boys to open oysters —F. William?, FUh and Oyster I'oalor, Queen-aireet Wharf. WaNTEu, a strong Boy for a smith's Khop; will b« tanght tbo trade.— J pply Verrall & Co.. Nowton Coaoh Ifaotory. WAN'i'BD.a Smart Boy. Also, several Vehicles for Saie.-Apply R. Bull's Coaohpalntlng and Trimming Establishment. WASTED, Coal Miners.—Apply at offloo ot Walkato Coal Company, corner Queen and West Qnoon-etreota. W~ ANTED7byT"Single Man, Place~of Trust—Wat oh man or Caretaker; good gardener and rough carpenter; has references, ani security if required.—Address, AM, Stab OfflCO, W/ANTKD SBBN-Gents' Umbrellas, > » 3i; Hard Felt Hats. Ss 6d ; Hooka. 3d; Braces. fld per pair; at Sampler's Wakeflold- Btreet Ecop. W'ANTiSU, a respectable ifemale Ber. vantv—Apply Post offloe; Devonport. WANTED to Purchase for cash, a good Bulldlne Allotment within one mile of Qqoen-street.—W. V. Stevens.lß7. (Jneen street. WANTED, a Situation as Book-keepiF; timber-yard or saw-mill preferred j good references.—Apply to Q.R., Star Qfllce, WANTED, a Situation as Governess to young children; country preferred,— Addretß " Governeßs." Stjb Ufflce. _ WANTED KNO\VN-We are Selling Mixed Firewood, nnout, 10s fl*. cut 11s o^, for oash on delivery.—J. A. Fleming and Co., Cattom-houae-Bireet West. WANTED, Tenaers for Building Xbreo . Chlianlos, also for Fainting Seven roorcoa Houss.—Enquire Wilson's Store, Kara ngabape Road. JANTKD KNOWN-Fresh Supplies • of Oenton's PnblicatlODß; also. Sacred Baoksotthe Ksst edited by B. Max Mu'lor.— Campbell, bookieller. . WANTED' to Bent, 8 or 8-rooined Bouse at the end of September, within 10 minutes ot Grammar School.—Address C. Williamson, Eatate Agent. Vulcan Lane. ANTED, Sawyers, Machine Baod«, and Yardsmen for Bneh MlU.—Apply Union Sash and Door Co.. Meohsnlna' Bay. WANTED, Private Boaid and Resi dence by a gentleman. North Shore, or Anokland within 20 minutes' of Poat OfSoe. Terms must be strictly moderate.—Address. C.E., Stab offloo. . \V rA«TED KNOWN-Moat 1 Meat! 1 TV Meat I! I -That lam still bolHck at the lowest poßsibe prices. Cheap Banning on Saturday Might—'A. Wood & 06., We^liog|on tjtreer. ; " ANTED KNOWN, ju9t arrived per v » last mail," iho Young Ladies' Journal,' Is sd; " The fjondon Journal," Hd; " Family Herald," lid: at Dampler's Fnrnitnre Shopt ■ Hobgon.atreet. _ WANTED, the Public to Know that I have Opened the Newton Pawn Office. Where I am crepared to Lend Money oa Jewel lery. Clothing. Watches, Plate, Books, Tools, or any other doeorlptlon of merchandise.—laaao E'oom, Lioonsed Pawnbroker, Newton. ANTED SKEN -The Gents' Hand nerohlefs (coloured and white). Id; Shirting. 3Jd yard; 80inoh White Sheeting, Is 4il: Grey smo'j Down, Is Id; at Oampier:B Wateefleid-'treet Shop. WANTED KNOWN—American Por trait Rooms roopenod at 177 Queen; street, opposite Monin'e. Borai. two dogen for 2b 6d. WANTED KJNOWN.-E. Kew, Vic toria-street, gives an exceptionally high prioo (cash on delivery) for really i ood Fresh Butter. ■ ■__ WANTED KNOWK-A young man ■oan have Board and Lodgings In a quiet family, twenty minutes' walk from Queen-st— Apply " Board," Btak Offloa. ANTED, Tradesmen requiring their Books posted and Weekly Bills made out to know that I will do all for 7s 6d per week, —T. B Hannaford, Accountant, Upper Qaeen street. WANTED TO PURCHASE, night roomed Boase in any suburb except Newton and Ponsonby, with or without land.— ffrlpp and Cameron, 81. Qneen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN. — Instalments upon Sewing Mu.chln.eß mus be pa g promptly, or legal proaeadlugs will bs taken,— W. O, Dennes, Mnohlce DopQt, Qaeen-street WANTED, the Public to See the Ad" vertisemont of the Vlotoria Loan Office. -B. H, KKKHING, Lloeosed Pawnbroker, Vlo torla-atreet. opposite Royal Mall Hotel.' WANXJSD KNOWN — Unredeemed Pledges will be gold at Mr Arthur b Mart on Monday next. 2gth instant, at 11 o'clock For. particulars see Advertisement In "Herald" nn Wednesday, 23rd, and Star of Thursday, ' at.li instant.-James liae, Pawnbroker,



WANTED, immediately, a Manager o; Caterer, alflii a irirst-olasa Cook, for the Auokland Commoroial Clnb (Limited).— Applj by letter, aiatiug salarj und roforoucoa. to J. It Kaudcracn, i-ecrotary. WANTED, a gooa uenerai references required.—Apply to Mr W, B". Young, Grocer, at Three Lamps, Ponsonby. AINTBD, two Horse-drirere>, twe Housekeepers, two Gnneral Serv«ntg, for Town; also, one Housemaid, one Plait Cook, for Thames.-Armstrong fc Co. 177 Quean-street. ANTED, a Boy, able to click colonial iip. watertight ana blnoher nnparu.- Yonrg Bros., Boss Boot Faotor/, Durham. strict East; . W~"XINTED, Married Couple tor Uay ol Island)", or Single Woman as Worklnu Houackeei-er; referencos required.—if. Henry's R'-ftlslry Offlce. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Apply, Mies Laxrltt, Napier street __ WANTED, a Hood Tailoress.—Apply, X Stow. 80 Vtctorla-streat. Tnt7"ANTED KNOWN and Seen—The V| Ladles' House Boots, 2s 6d; Girls' HIrL. lesfgsd Boots. 4b (id: MaldV do, 6s; Ladle* Ulßh-legKod Puruella Boots (exhibition brand), 6a Gd; and a sreat many other llooa equally cheap at Dam pier's Boot Shop. Vlotorla-atrect. WANTED, Hoard and Lodgings for Lady and Gentleman and 2 ohlldren; 1 and G years old, on the North Shore, for i months.—Addreß3 WJQ. KvenlngflTAH offlce. WANTED KNiJww— The only Per fect Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by applying to Professor Gnssoott, tho only Praottoal Herbalist In the Colony.—Mhortland-street \»/ANTED SEEa— The Gloss, 6i; » T Cork Soles, 2}ii; Luces, 2d per dozen: Trlcopherons, Is 3d por botilo; at Damplor'a Wdkoflold-atroot Bnop. \\T Ats I'JSD to Soil, a nearly new centre? Vi board Yacht, woll found and coppered.— C. Bailey, -hlpbnlldor. near the Donk A~N~T ED, THUS PUBLIC TO SO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ABCADE . For Books and Stationery at Knglish Prices Purses, If you want a good assortment to ohooso from Fansl FanHl Fans I Fans! Gold and Silver Jewellery, newest designs Glycerine. Toilet, Honey, and Almond boap Plobbo and liubln's, Dolerold's, and Gosnell's Soonta ' Brushes and Combs, all sorts and elzoa Workboxos and Desks Photo and Horap Albums Electro-Plato, Dlooks, Watohee Toys and Games; and for anything else you may want. Try Goodson's London Arcade, US, Queen-street. W^ ANTED—Wan teu io~Sell (uncap) 2,000 Piooos of Snongo. from 3d to la Cd; 600 Pairs of Vasoa, 8d pair; 60 doz odd Whlto and Gold China Cupn, 7A oaoh. 6 for 3s; 60 gross Penholders, 2i por gross, i for Id; 100 boxoa Pens, lid box. 3 boxoa for 2a Gd: Kngraved vvlno GlaesflS.4d, 3s Od doz; 100 Dozen wine Glasses, only 3d, 2s Cd dozon; Wator Bottles and Upb, from (Id to Is 3d; Ci vet Stands. 2s 3d to 5a 61; Cut Tumblors, Gd, 6s 6d doz; Cheap Tamblerd, 3d. 6 for In; Carved Broad Plates, 2s; Bread Knives, only Cd; Key Kings, Gd doz; Small Brass Pad looks, 3d; 100 doz Engraved Glass Jugs, 9d, 3 for 2s; Cups and Haucers, 3s Gd and 4s fid doz: Plates. Is lOd to Is Gd a doz : Lot of Ju«a Gd eaoh ; Jugs. 3s to ii ; Sot Glass Candlestlokß, 6d; Candles, 8d lb; Lemon Peel Is Od lb; Dried Apples. Gd. 3 lbs for Is 3d; starch. l}d lb. by the packet; Tin Matches, 1b Bd doz; Plaids, 7d doz; ulmmol's B.W. Soap, 7 oakes for Is: ealad Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Figs, lOd box; good Ten, Is 8d lb, 2 lba for 3s; Glass Cake Dishes. 3d; 3 for 2s; largo Jam Dish and Celery Dlnh, 2s pair; 60 doz Basins. 2id to 5d oaoh; 40 Aooordlons, from 8s Gd to IGs ad; 10 gross Pictures and Vorses, only 2d oaoh : largo t'lcturos, 7d eaob. 2 for Is; Teaspoons, 2rt. 3d, and 4d; Brown Teapots, from 101 to 2s; 12 doz Tln-openors, 3d oach ; cork screws, id : Bixpenuy bottles of Blacking for 3d ;la bottle* for 6d; Needles Id 100, 3s 1000 ; 12 doz India rubber Dolls, 9d oaoh; 20 doi Klaus Butter Dishes, from 9d to 2s; Letohtord'a Fur niture Polish, onl» Od larao bottle, worth Is Od ; email bottle only Id, worth Bd ; Day.X Martin's faste Blacking, Od doz; Clothes Pegs, 4 doz for 6d; i ton Currants. 4id lb, 3 lbs forls. 32 lbs for 3b 6d; good Sauce, Gd bottle; Pickles, 81 7s 6<l doz; and to Open In Fow Weoks, 2 Crates of Caps and Bauoeni. 1 orate ot Od* Cups. 1 of Dinner Bets, acd 3 hhds of assorted China. 100 pairs of Spectacles, la pair, 3 pairs for 2s Bd, 7s doz; Trajs, Is Cd ; Bat Trurjn. only lid; 100 doz China Kgg Cups, 3d, U lOd doz: Coal Hammors, only id each; Dinner Mats. Is Od But of 0; 12 doz Iron Palls, Is, Is Sd, and Is Gd; J ton good Baoon,7d lb.-H. WATTS, Pitt-etreot. moving In a few weoks 2 doors above (next Mr Robin on's. Tinsmith). ORGANIST WANTED KOB ST. PAUL'S OHUKCB, Auoklana. To a thoroughly oompotont and experienced Organist, £100 per annum salary. Must be member OC Church of Rngland. Anplioatlons to be sent In up to 29th September. 188'; to Bsv. O. M, Nelsoo, Inoumbent of St. Paul's, Auok land.' r~)U Stor keepers and Others,—Adver tiser, aged 29, i* desirous ot obtaining a situation in a General Store or Shop, or as Store keeper: would mitro hlm°elf usetalVis steady1 and rolhblo. Salary. 50a.—LN. Post Oilloe, Devonport, Has some knowledge of Land igenoy. TO CHEMISTS.—Wanted, Situation as Assistant; long exporienoe la first class houses; toad rofort-noes; town or country.— Address, Bonus, bTAii offlce. A?O/^V/^— A Youug Man wi^h abpve *OUV/ wlehos to join another In Paying Business,—Address "Business," Stab Offlps. oorporation Notices. nil? OF AOCKLAND. BOWEN-STREKTOLOSED FOB VEBICLE TRAFFIC. Notloo Is hereby alven that the above Street is ClObed (or Vehlolo Traffic, daring alterations. I. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offloe, August 24,1882. Amnsementa •' pONSONBY ROWING CLUB. CONOH.RT AND ENTERTAINMENT, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20. Manager.. __....______..__MrG. Gaoea Intorlaautor ,Mr G. Bmith Bones ~-...M..........-..-..-MrC, Stuart Tambp. _ PaOGBAMME :— FABTI Opening Chorus—By the Company "'Some Day I'll wander tiack Again"—'Mr ' Tremaln " Go and Fat Your Bonnet on Betsy " (comic)— MrO nmart "When Birds and Blossoms-Dream"—Mr J, Forriday ''Cotno Where My Love Lies Dreaming "—Mr H Austin Raaora in the Air" (oomto)—Mr G. Gapes " Oroamlng of Homo"—Mr W. Farquhar fTinalD-iiy the Company. FART 11. Trio, " The "Voloa ot the Forest" (Mendelssohn) —Messrs Auetlu, Ferrlday, and Smith Double Stiver Shoe Danoe-Meßsrs Riley Bros. Song. ■'shivery Days" (In oharocerJ-Mr Gl Gapes Bong, " Farewell Leonora"—Mr H, Austin Violin Solo—Mr Coats Double Song and Dance—Mettam Bros. Song, " Daisy Darling "—Mr Tremaln, To conclude (by request) with the Laughable Farce, entitled, TBE DABKKY PHOTOBBAPHKB! Photoßraphor., __-_.-. _..Mr H. Austin Adolphns . »-Mr A, W. Farquhar OurTeo Mr G. Gapes ... O( . „ jMrO. O. Leathum Living Statues ... IMr J. Ferrlday God dAvE the Queen 1 A. H. JON its. Hon. Sec ThkAIRB it OVA L. AUCKLAND DRAMATIC §OC^ETY. President: vlce-Eroaldont: J. M'COSU CLABK, BBQ ». ?. IX^BB, KEQ. ■ Patfons: MBBBBg O. 4ICKW, D. OnUICKBHANK, J, COS ' ORAVB, Iti li. PSMI'O.V, T. B. ftiTXiKS, A. IBAAO4 A. HBATBKR, J. B BUSSKLL, O, 1). BTONB, A. K. TAytOK- .. — A COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT ' Will be tendersd by the above Society to Mr Chas. J D Robertson, Stage Manager A.D.0.,0n FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, When wl.l be produced Byron's famous Comedy i OUR °BOYB. Perkyn Middlenlck m Mr Cbaff.J. D, Koberbon Sir Geoffrey Ohampnejs A. Smith Talbo^ j. Thflßnw J Ceoil Sardner rhariie r ineßoyK., i Andrew Mayne Ktmptter (Sir GetfTrey's valet)_ T. Fairfax f-.TcaioH (Middlewlok'o butler)..,, F. Charles MaryMeirose ..ui y Amateur Violet volroBO(t-ohfliroeB.,.,,,J.ady Amateur Clarlßsa (Sir Geoffrey's Bister),,.. Lady Amateur Belinda (4&re of the ring) Lady Amateur Admission I—Dress Clrole, Is; Stalls, 2s Od; Fit, It. Carriages at 11 o'clock Owing to the large quantity of Tlokets dis posed of, patianß are requested to book at an early-opportunity. Box plan at Upton's. J. M. SIB BIN, Hoa. Sec TCTEWMARKET WESLEYAN IS SUNDAY-SCHOOL. A Mueioal and Literary Hniartalnment will be held in the Newmarket Ualloa MONDAY EV&NING next, at 7,30 o'clock. In aid of the Bohool Library Funfl. Tickets, If eaoh. %*7ELLESLEY.STREET BAPTIST TT SUNDAYSOHOOL. A MuBIOiL AND LITEBABV ENTERTAIdWBNr will ba held on TUESDAY next, Ax'gast 89, at 1.5%. ' Chairman, My T. Spnrgeon, Admission—Adults, Is; Children, 6d, SIR HENRY HAVELOCK BANP OF . HOPE, ALKXANDRA STbKET, A Fkuit Soirbe will be held on MONDAY. August 28,1882. A Choice Programme has boa a prepared, comptlslng some ot the best talent In Auckland, Mies Ooodaoro will act v pianist. Doors open at 7 p.m. Adults, is; Children, 6d. ALEX. WBIR, Sec



tfor Baie. r fi/>OR SALB, tho 24-feet Open Sailing s « Boat SIS, with Balls, &0., complete. ---j Apply to T. Brassey, Insurance Bntldlsgs, Ol , G. Townslie'id, Offloe. . XpOK IM MEDIATE SALR 5 SPRINO-BTRBET. PONBONBY. - Bplendid ' BalldlDg Sltest partly fonoed, high ground, ox . cellent position, frloo, only £2 per loor. Must ) be sold at once, D. F. EV4NS. 1 Estate Agent. • TOOK IMMEDIATE SALE, 1 To Milliners, Dressmakers, and Others.—A . capital opening In a first class position. There , is already established a very good Draper Busi ness, the stock of whioh oan be taken m a valua tion. The premises are now, oommodious. and ' thoroughly adaptod for this line of business, r besides tho position, whioh is second to none in 1 any of the Auokland suburbs. Bent vory easy, D. F. EVANfe, . 624 Estate A gent. Anokland. TO COAoH PROPRIETORS AMD OTHERS. ' A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, - being the GOODWILL, W «KING PLANT, 1 ana ALb APPLIANCES of a ITIRaL-OLAB3 . 'BUS BUSINESS, In fact, second to none is • Auckland or Suburbs. The Omnibuses (some of whioh are almost sew) are In first-olaes , working order, fitted with latest Improvements ned conveniences. The Horses are thoroughly staunoh and strong, which an Inspection will 1 prove. Harness consists of Nino Bois Double ; Harness, all complete and In dmt-oiaes order, I and all ncoeeßary appllacoes. Stables (in city) convenient and commodious; together with a large quanlty of Fodder. ' ' Tho whole Lot is now placed In my hands for Immediate Salo. and those In this line or busi ness should avail themselves of this splendid opportunity or Beourlog a iirst-olosa paying concern. Full particulars from D. F. EVAN3. p O R SALB. A BARK OPPORTUNITY-Stook, Fittings, and Goodwill ot a Qrooary Concern In a central position In the City, doing a good and Bteadlly lnoroaning bußlnesß. Lease of i years to run. Bout, 25a per week, Prloe. £130. D. F. KVANS, 6 75 Estate Agent UIUR IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—house, 8 apartments, almost now, and In flrat-olass ordor. Freehold allot ment. 40x100. Splendid flew city and harbour Blttate Goorgo-street. Ponßonby, Prloo only easo. D. F. EVANS, 631 Estate Agent. Uneon-streeti TLtOR IMMEDIATE BALJB. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas. Rable ends, bow win dows, &c, &c; freehold Allotmi nta. eaoh 33 x 00, drained and foaoed. Now lot to good ten ants. Price. £300 oaoh, or £520 for the lot. Situfcto host oort of Grace streot, Ponnanby. I). F. EVANS, Estate ARontT (513) ■POJJ IMMEDIATE SALE. MOUNT ALBBRT-2 aoros Voloanio Land, togothor with new House of Five Rooms (not quite finished), Stable. Plggory, Fowl-house, &a; well-fenced; near Mount Albort HalL Prlco. £230: terms, easy, D, F, EVANS, KsUte Agent JL|i O X b A v E. DBBIBABLE PKOPKRTY, oomdeUngOf Six roomed House, commodious and comfortable; aleo a pretty gable end vorandah Cottage with large bow window; large corner allotment, pleasantly situated In St. tieorgo's Bay Uoad, ParneU. For lramodlato salo, as tho owner Is leaving tor the South. t&JS) D. F. EVAN3, Estate Agent) jUi O R 8 A L E. PROPERTIES. Largo and Small, in various ports and plaoea. Coo numerous to advertise separately. See star Satuuda? Sci>pr.BUENT for a few and more on application to the onderslßned, MONEY to LEND, and every taolllty given to purohaßors. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. Qaeon-atroot, Cj^ARM F,OR SALE. — BARGAIN. A very comfortable little Farm, consisting of 121 aoros real good fertile land, with snbatamlal Homentoad, extensive Outbuildings, etc. eto.i good Orchard, Basa,, &o; near a School and nail wny station. This la for absolute eale; no reasonable oiler refused; owner must realise. I>. F. EVANS, KsUte Agent Jsi7) lp O R " S A L E . NKWMABKBT. - Very desirable business promisor, eltaate in Kybor Pass, near New market. Al<o, throci Houbpb and Allotmonte In same valuable looallty.-Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS, 65t Estate Agent. If O R SALE. Handsome and Thoroughly Well-furnlßbed VILLA KKSIDKNUK ana Grounds in Arthur stroot, Poneonby. llonsooontalntiO rooms (oe sldos pantry and scullery), spacious and lofty, In flrst-clsss order, ropleta with many ooraforta and conveniences: surronnden by allotment, about 112 x ]2u. in pretty flawor garden, &o. This property lean with confidence rtcommond to any one wanting to purchase a real substan tial and faithfully built houso. Full particular! from O. F. EVANS, (527) Estate Agent. Qaeen-atreet Jp O R S A L E, HOTEL. — For Bale, the Lease. Goodwill, Stock, and FijrnUuro of a Uountry Hotel, doing a good and steadily improving business. The Bouse, oontalnlng 12 rooms and bar. Is new, woll finished, and handsomely furnished. Terms made easy. For particulars apply to D. F. EVANS, 636 Estate Agent, Qaecn-Btreat. i|i O R SALE. MOUNT EDEN, near Toll-bar. Splendid Allotment 99 s 19S, cultivated, with New Cottage of I rooms; large Atnorioan cook- Ids' Stove; good water supply: main road frontage. A first-class building site. D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent A LLOTMEN Ia 1 ALLOTMKJNTS I I jtjL' ■ ——— NKWTOV BOAD—Two First-olass almost Lovol Allotments, 83 x (0, £132 each MOUNT BDEN-splendld Level Allotments (main ro&d frontage), flrat-olasa Bnslness Sltos; about throe minutes' walk past Toll bar MOUNT EDKN-Very desirable Villa Sites about 66 x 130, at from £100 eaoh ' : ONKHUNGA-Two' Choloo Allotments; £30 eaoh ■. . . NORTHOOTE—SeveraI Choioe Allotments In this delightful looallty, from £1Q oaoh ANGLKSEa-BTRKET-10xJ30. for filOO GRAUE-BTREKT-Vory Choloo. at from 45q per foot STUART-STRBET-BeautKul VUla^ltes,at Soi toot BPhINQ-3TRKET (Ponsonby)-Cheap Building Sites. S3 x 99. at £43 eaoh PONSONBY BOAD (Bayflold)-Ono nioe Lot, 40 feet frontage, for £60 - AUHURN-3TRKET (Kyber Pass) - Choioe Building Sites, nicely planted, good well, and many applianoes for building, £130 v. f7~evans, ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET <Noxt •' Herald.") ■ p O R S A L E. MAGNIMOBNT SUBURBAN VILLA SITES, \n Lpts ot One Aore and upwards. The property is part of the well-known Estate ot Allendale. The land Is the finest voloanio, well cleared and In grass. The position Is unrivalled, commanding superb views ot moun tain, valley, water, forest, cultivated land with pleasant bomeßteads, &o. Term? exceptionally easy—Apply to Edw, Wayte, Estate Agent, 117, Queen-street TMPORTANT NOTIQE. In a tow days I shall be able to show a Plan oe the New Portion of the ROOKY NOOK VOLOANIO LAND, wbJoh is just oomlng into the market ' fi g, EWINGTON. V J. MOSS]. |W. f. O'SULLIVAN PJ. MOSS & CO., • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. BHOBTtAND-STBKBT Ft R SALE. A Large Allotment in Brighton Road. Parnell. (1001300). 30 Acres Good Flat Land, S miles from Auok land, close to railway station, 110 Aores near Tuakan; 60 aores in gross, re mainder open tern and bush. Prloe, £500. 88 Acres dose to the Whangarata Railway station, all improved, with a house, stable, barn, $0.; well suited tor fruit growing, 33 feet frontage to Syraondastreet, with build lllgK, i 0 Acres Land, with sea frontage, 9 miles from town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 per acre. 600 Aoros, partly Improved. 19 miles from Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station; good 8-roomed House, and all necessary out buildings. A3 lss per aore. A Splenflldt.Allotmont In Harding-street, 70ft by Also. An Allotment In Inkermann-street—£loo. Honse ot 7 rooms, iv minutes' walk from Poat Offioe. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including some Large Blooks of Lanft in the Walkato District. F. J. MOSS ft CO., Shortland-street JUST A R R I V-BD, P^H Mb^dozi, GOO SACIjCS PRIME CANTERBURY PQTATOE^ Cl. $. JAKI MS, CP6TOM-HOUBE.STBBgT. T U 8 X LANDED, 0,000 Old Jadge Cigarettes 60,000 Excelsior Cigaretteo 35,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Dooheaa (Pore Tarnish) Cißarettes, PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, QUBEN-STREET. ( >or continuation tee Clrst Page



{Tor Sale. IJIOIt SAtE (Burleigh-strcet), a com -I? fortable Four-roomed House; verylarg allotment. 10 x 150; Rood position.—H. Parting ton, atlqhbary'B Balldinga. Sfj>ORSALE (NewtonKoad), Four-roome; » Houee; also, Four-roomed House, Com merolal Road, off Great North Road,—H. Port lr g ton, Stlohbury'B Buildings. FO It S A L E A. A. GOWER'3 HAWEKA COKDIaL FACTORY, Together with MAOHINBRYi HOIIHK AND CART, GOODWItX And all appliances for oarrylog on an Extensive Business. Also, the sole right to use Hoobbn's Pateni Stoppeb For the whole Province of Tarsnakl. This Is a profitable business for anyone wlshlnp to invest. All Instructions given to a purchaser not ao qnulnted with tho trade. Established 4J years. For all particulars apply HUNTER & NOLAN, Anotloneorp, Anokland, Or to B. H. NOLAN & CO.. Bawera, To Let. TO LET, a Famished House of 8 rooms, wltn a good Piano. There is fctable, Bu< gy-houee, and Tennlß Court.—Apply to J, M. and J. Muwbray, 12. Quean-street. rgiO LET, Comfortable Cottage of 4 s rooms and Wash-houee.—Apply Boss's Grooery Store. Victoria-street. riiO LET, Two of those beautiful plate -I glass window Shops at the Corner of X'ltt and Orey-streets. The best business stand out of Queen-street. Water and Bas laid on.-J. M. Lennox, estate agent, Auokland. rjTO LET, an 8-stalled Stable, t'oaoh- I house, and Loft, In Uarby-utroot; rent niodornto.—Apuly, Macky, Logan, Stoen and Co , Darby and ttlllott-Htroets. TO LET, Brewer-street, oil Groy-street, New Bouse of 1 rooms; rent, 8a (H per weok, In advanoe.-1). F. Evang. Eatate Agent rpO LET, a 4-roomed House, in Nelson- I Btrtot.—Apply (Monday morning), James 3allantlne. ryO LET, in Conquest Place, Parnell, I 2 comfortsblo Coitagos, almost new, 5 and C rooms.—Apply 8. Meakan, Parnell Blse. rpO LET. a burnished Bedroom and Sit- X ting Room, with mo of Kttoben It re qulred. TermH moderate —Apply this offlce. rpo LET, Shop, with C-rooined House I. attached. There Is a very Btcadv business in oonneotlon with the shop, wli us U welt ilitod, &o-Apply, Mr J. B Jtokson, Lorne ttroet. oppoßlte i.orna-atreat HalL 110 LaT, a 7-roomed juousc in the K*raogahapeßjad. -Apply, T, Belcher, Uppor Qaeen-streot. r|^OMEKOHANTS, HVHKY STABLE I KKKPEH9. AND OTHERS REQUIItING IjARGK PKEMIBES IN THE CENTBK OF THE CITY. TO LET OR LEASE—Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoining the Haymar kot, at proEont oocupted by Hasten Brothers, Coaoh builders, who are removing to their new tiromißOH in Wakefield-streot. opposite Messrs Qarrett Bros. Apply BABTEN BROS., Datham-atreot p j; E T DAIBY FABM-A very desirable Llttlo Dairy Farm, eituats at Mongere. Bent mode rate and terms easy. D. F. EVANS, ESTATK AQENT, AUCKLAND. OFFICE TO LEX.—Apply at G.N.JUA. Rooms, Queen-street iHcolesiasticai. ODNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO OIATION.oornerof Wellealoy and Albert Btroets.—Mooting for Unltod Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Bonding will bs given. Friends are cordially invited. A BIHLE CLAB3 for MEN evorv Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. QT, PAUL'S CIIUKCU.-8 a.m., k5 Holy Communion; lla.m , MorningPrayar, Litany, and Sermon; 3.30 p.m., Baptisms; G.SO p.m., Evening Prayor arid sermon, ''ThePro phat Aaios and the Plnmb-'.ino.'' QT. MAT'I'HBW'S (JHUKCH. —To- O morrow and following Sundays, 6.30 p.m.i " KnllKhtonment," "Enllstmont," "Ehtranoe ment" PiTT-STJKttKT WESLEYAN OHUROH.-Hornlng at 11, Key. A. Held; Evening at 6.30, Rev. G. W. T. Bpenco. CJT, JOHN'S WESLEYAN CHUKCH, 0 Ponsonby.-Morning at 11, Rev. W. J- Wat kin; Evening at 6.30, Key- H- «• Dp»Bbnr/. PAKNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH. -Bunday Sorylops—Morning at U, Rsv. J. WhoweH; Evening at i3O. Bey. W, O, Par aonqon. . DEVONPOKT WESLEYAJN OHUBCH.--MornlDg at 11, Rev. G. W.T. Bpenoe; Evening at 6.30. Mir W. Prloe. lUIVaNGELIsTIC SERVICES will be 111 held in the Grafton Boad Weoleyan Church To-morrow (Sunday) Evening, at 0.30, and every Evening during the week. Banker's hymns will bo used, HJILLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES Hi -Divlno service will be held In the Pobllo choQl-room To-morrow Evening, at 5.90, by Mr T. Walllß. PONBONBY BAPTIST CHUKCH.— Sunday, August 27—Dlvlna service will bo held In the above Cnuroh—Morning at 11, nnd in the Evening a Baptismal Service. at6.SO. R iv> C, Carter, Pastor. Strangers made wel time. No collection. W'ELLESLEY -STREET BAPTIST CHUROH.-Sunday, August 27-Paetor 'homos Hpurgeon will preach—Morning In the Onapel, Evening In the Choral Hall. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street. — Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30. Rev: W. 8. Potter. CJEKVICES in the Primitive Methodist j Sunday Bohool.room, Upper Pitt and CdWln-etreeta.—Afternoon at 3, Boy. W. Si fatter) Evening at 6.30, Mr f. Parker. BjiRAJS KLIN ROAU PRIMITIVE P METHODIST CHURCH.-Dlvlne Servioe ! will ba held in the above Church To-morrow— Morning at 11. Evening at 6.30, Bey. J. Guy. NITED METHOI>7IS¥>R^E CHUROH, Pitt and Vlncent-stroetg.- Sunday Borvloes. Auanst 27—Morning at 11, Bey. T. Htfdgson; Eveßlng at 6 30. Mr Qole. r^OJXGREQATIONAL. CHURCH, bores- V/ lord-Btroet.—The qsual Serviced will be eon duoted To-roorrow iSunday), at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., by the Pastor, the Bey. J. Bobertson.M.A. T\JBw NORTH KOAD CONGREGa- JJ% TIONAL SUNDAY - BCHOOU-Publlo worship will be conduotod To-morrow (Sunday), In the above School, by Mr Coi, at 6.30 p.m. A BBOTT'S Of ERA HOUSE.-Geo. A, JA. Brown will Leoture on Bunday night, at 6.30. Suhjeot, " The Parable ot the Rloh Man a d Lszirus I its Praotlcal and Doctrinal Teach ing/ Morning service at the Temperance Hall. riHKISTADKLPHIAJ^S meet fr the \J Carlton Academy, Ilobsonßtroot, every first day q{ the weok l|or broking of bread at 11 a,m,; Suaday-eohool at 3 p.m.., and Bible Class at 0-30 p.m. ■ /^ AEL)C SERMON.-Rev. Dr. Macleod, VJT Devonport, will preach a Gaelic Sermon In St. Jamena Charon, at 3 p m., Bunday next THEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN ING SERVICES, undor the oonduot of the Young Men's Christian Association, on S inday Evening, from Bto 9. All are lnviijed. Beats Kroe. A hCH HILL WEBLKYAN SUNDAY ±\. school, anniversary. District Schoomioom, SUNDAY, 27th AUGUST, In the Afternoon, at 3. Q'ctook, the REV. W, J. WATKIN win deliver an Address, blng teg and Rgoltatlona by the Boholars. At the Evonlng Servioe, to oommenoe at G.SO, the Scholars will again sing, and Mr J. J. MATHER, of Wesley College, Three Kings, will deliver a Sermon. ON WEDNESDAY, 30th INST., A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTER MENT will be given, B. ARTHUR, ESQ., in th^Ohalr. Addresseß by Minister? and Friends, Singing and Kooltatlor.B by tbe'Soholars.land several Glees ky ttib Maori uiudents from the Three Klags Institution, ' Tlokets, Is (Inoludlnf; retres^mentlu Doors open at 7 o'cl/ook 5 opening Hymn, 7,30, Jewellery, &o. Q.REAT O A L E OF COLONIAL AND ENGLISH GOLD JEWELL QR V, DIAMOND RINGS, CLOCKS, AND ELECTROPLATE U GOOPS. M. MoNTAQU« 1 Having purohased from, L. Flegeltaab (late Manager ot ike Melbourno Goldemifch'u Hall, Company) THE B.ALA,NOE QF QIS STOCK 'ess COLONIAL GOLD JEWELLERY, DIAMOND RINGS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND ELECTRO PLATE GOODS, AuouNTwa to £3000 Value, at a Vbbt Ccnbidbbablb Reduction, Will offer the same fov colg FOR FOURXBEN DAYS ONLY, AT FBIOES HITHERTO UNKNOWN IN, AUOKLAND. Every ArUole will, ba Guaranteed. The ZJalanoa of the Unsold Portion ot the Stool will bo Disposed ot by Auction. SALE NOW COMMENCED ON THE PRE MIBEB, QUKKN-ST BT



' Tenders. EJREIGHT FROM AUCKLAND TO A 1 BHORTLAND, THAMJSS. Pnbllo WorksiOffloe. Auckland, 22nd August, 1882. Tenders will be reoelved at tbia offloa until i 1"""! WKDNKSDAY, the Bth September. »£'. »"? Conveyanoo ot about 410 Tons of Rails, Fajtenlnas, and Points and Crossings from Auckland to Shortland, Tbameß. Speoia oatlons and conditions may be seen at this pfflo®. Tenders must bo addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Pnbllo Works. Auokland: and marked outside. •' Tender for Freight." The 10 wee c or any Tender not necessarily accepted. By command. (Slgnod) W. H. HALBS, District Engineer. fjpo EXCAVATORS. Tenders will be received until & o'clooa of TUESDAY next. August 29th, lor the ReHoVaf Of Rarth In Symonda-street. Flans at my office, 83, Queen-street. HENRY G. WADE, Architect. Bar continuation, tee Hirst JPaoe, New Teas. 1882-3 T ffl s 1582-3 We have reoeivod our SECOND SHIPMENT by the Bingarooma, from Sydney, due on the ' 22nd inst. 3148 PACKAGES, Consisting of EXTRA CHOICE KAISOWS & CHOICE &" MEDIUM CONGOUSj Of neat twisted even leaf, and very strong and rich flavour. Also. 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDARIN SCENTED OKA.NGE PEKOE. The above,with about 2000 PACKAGES OP FINEST QUALITIES (Balanoe of First Parcel), And 300 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND DARJEELINGS, Enable na to offer a very Bare Solectlon to buyers, Our Foochow correspondent* Inform us that seven-tenths of last shipment was1 soonred at EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP RATBS, And we are determined to give our ollents the FULL BENEFIT OF THIS. L. D. NIt ~han & C a "KTEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883 The undersigned begs to notify tho arrival, per B.s. Rlngaroooui (transhipped ex 8.8. Hun garian, from Foo Chow), of n FUBTHEB SHIPMENT OF New Teas i JNTew Teasi Consisting of— X M • 11U/S Jr a o I? a g b a, INOMJDIN3 SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TEAS, «ar Samples for Liquoring ou application, "ft* BL B« .Morton. !flth July. 1882. Rews Tea. RE Wa TEA BBW'B TEA KEW'S TKA RKW'S TEA IEWd TEA. FOB RKW'S TKA BKW'd TEA BKW'a TEA BEWB TEA FLAVOUR, BKW'S TEA. tKW'B TEA REW'B TEA BBW'S TBA FOB BBW'S TEA BKW'd TEA RKW'd TEA t«WS TEA BTBBNGTH,, HEWS TEA REW'B TEA • BBW'S TEA RKW'S TEA . FOB BEW'S TEA KKW'S TEA RKW'a TEA lEW'B TEA QUALITY, REWS TKA RKW'd TBA RBWB TEA RBW'a TEA OANKQf REWS TBA EUW'a TBA RKWS TEA BBWfl TEA BE RKW'B TEA tJCW'B TBA RKW'H TEA LEWS TEA EXCELLED. REW'B TBA KEW'6 TEA BEWB TBA RKW'fl TEA BEW'B TEA City TaA MAKTt VICrOBIA-flTßEflr, ". TNDLA AND CHINA TBA WARE- X HOUSE,' 95, VICTORIA-STREET. Owing to the growing popularity of PURE INDIAN TEAS, and tbelr undoubted super iority over many of the light China fclndß, to gether with their absolute freedom from FOREIGN LEAF, and the absence of all klnda ot artificial scents Imported from flowering shnbs, &c Sco,, the undesigned deems it prudent to offer his numerous Tea Patrons quotations for PURE INDIAN, TKAJ3, up, mixed with Ohloa sorts. Being a Direct Importer from the famous Calcutta Tea fyndttjate will bo a sofflolent guaranteo of their PURITY, and also ot their I values, tholr being no interveßicg profit be , tween him and the Syndicate. NO. 1 -PURE BROKEN PEKOE AND SOU- I CHONO BtiKNn at 2/2 $ lb. NO. O-PURE SOUCHONG AND DAH & JRELING , PEKOE BLEND at TWU O-PURE PEKOE SOUCHONB, -L^ O AND OHOIOEST DAKJBE, LING BL«ND.a.tS/Vlb. A Reihtotion or 2d, ? B. <in Wfo, Parobm, "BERTIE SAVBRKA* HAJS3AHU BACON. • Quality Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/3 D ft. Terms Caen. Less by tho Sift* jB lb v » Teas. Ppjana Cdiikknt. QHOIOKST PURE BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value In the cap la worth pence per pound more money, Prloe, Is fid per lb. A SPLENDID DABJEKLING FLAVOURBD MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend ot Pure India and China Teas. Prloo. 1/8 lh. "TEA BXTB AOBDIN ARYI" Thesea4y tale. thlfl Tea commands proves it worthy the name. Price. SI per lb, "FAMILY MIXTORB."- A blend of high oared first oron India and China Teas; will Improve witty lengthened brewing In the. pot, and prove- itself an economy high-class Family Tea, Price, 2/6 per Jo. ','VERY HICH DEE? BBOWN TEA." A combination of same ot the pcbest, the ' strongest, and the biobest flavoured Tsa imported. Prloe. 3/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stoofe of SIFTINQS In London and Fooohow, and the desire to make room for farther shipments, the undersigned will sell the balance of his present atook of PURE CHINA SITTINGS at (quality undeniable). I'Sh ' Frepk. Whitjbhead, QK TOCXQ^IAtSTREET, medical. liHtK NRUKALOIa of the Head, Face, 1? and Teeth, me Marshall's Homcsopathla Tinoture Ignatlo. Prlco ls.-Goodson, London Arcade. r fMLZ FACT IS NOW ABSUKED X THAI INCTI'IBNT 00N8UMPMON, oijronio BBOMoarns, asthma, thboat AND LCNH COMPLAINTS, NBRVOHB AND WASTING DIBKABKS are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy ro action produced by AIOKIN'S BYRUP OF KUOALYPTUB With HYPufrtOßHHiTitsruif jjmk AND UUINJ^TtT " ■' "'" " These great results areTwing o the combination Bf ftxme AOT BBAW TONK? that lend Inoreased sustaining powers to Wie luvalld. added to which Is the spECorxo action ot the Eucalyptus on the tnucua mem branes, whereby tho air passages are olearea of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner, Daily evidence Is afforded ot the per manent resuscitating action ot tola lomedy-rso that all who suffer should at onoe iw a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Euoalyptns Byrnp is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who need It. It is a pharmaceutical combina tion ot tonio alkaloida with hypophos phlten.and not a sooret nostrum. Registered and gazetted nndpr'^TJa Trades Marks Registration Art." by Graves Aiokjn, The Pharmaoy, Anok- - land. Wholesale Agent I Thb Nbtt Ebauhd DBoa ooMPAinr • *



Public Notices. 'JpUBLIC NOTKCE. . ' SurvoyOffloß, Anokland, Austtist 23,185 Z. The Makarau Bridge having been taken over by Government from tho Contraotor, notioo is hereby given to those persons making use ot the river for raftog timber or other purposes, that they will be held responsible for any Damnse that may ooour to the Bridge tbrongh tholr neglect or oarelesßness In not providing proper booms or other appliances for the unfe keeping and securing of such timber, ratts, && By order. S. PEKCY SMITH. Chief Surveyor. jy/f-AP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, BHEWINS THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES, THE ROADS. RIVERS, RAILWAYS, CANALS, PYRAMIDS, tea., £co. PRICE:-THREEPENCE. Proonrable at the Evening Star Office, * Wyndham-Btreet. ■ |ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The Partnership hitherto existing between ! Edwahd Timms CABTWaiGHi and Philip RiCaAHDB C*RTHEW, Trading undt,r the style or firm of " Cartwrlghc and Csrthew," Grey street. Auckland, Boot Upper Manufactuers, has This Day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. All Debts due by the late firm will bis paid by the said Kdward Tlmms Cartwrlght, and all Monies owing will be reoeived by the said Edward Tlmms Oartwright, who will con tinue to o&rry on the Biißlness ot tbe late firm In the same premises, under the name of ~* K. T. Cartwrlght." Dated this 26th day of August, 1882. BDWARD T. OARTWRIGHT. PHILIP H. OAKTHEW. Witness to tbe Signatures of thesald parties: Peter Ollphant. Solicitor, Anoftland. "T O O X O U T JLI FOB 'SANDWICH MEN NEXT WEEK." ]^ O T I C E. -rAiKP&^WS acratest "thS Hatato of the Late JOHN SMITH, of Auckland, Draper, meet be Bent In to the undersigned on or before the 7th ot September next. HK3KKTH & KICHMOND, Solicitor for the Executrix. Auokland, Angust 24,1882. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 and upwards. Mortgages oan be redeemed by quarterly Instalments. Applications for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, the 2nd Septem ber, 1882. R. CAMKHON, Manager. Temporary Offloes i Darby-street. fIUT ON BY ON DEPOSIT. THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND are prepared to reoei ye Money on Deposit at Interest for Buoh short or long periods aa may suit de poßltom GEORGE FRASER, Manager. CISPITAL FOR SEWING MA. CHlNES.—lnternal Derangement, Stiff lolntfl, and Broken Parts, Repaired. New Machines, So.—U. S. Chambers, 70, Qoeen-st, ¥>REEDING Cages, polished mahogany .\J rednoed to 17s 6d; Canary Cages from '2s 6d; Glasses, 2a 6d a dew ; immense variety.— Direct Supply Store, &19, Qaeen-street. "3ftZ^ |>ARQDE MENDOZA, B^L O FXiOM IiVXTKLTON. _W%_wß_n The above vessel having ro- ported at the Customs. Conalanoea, are requested to pay Freight and obtain Dellvory Orders from the undersigned. All goads im peding the dlsohargo of the ship will be stored at oonßlgneea' risk and expense. H. P. BARBKB, Agent. niAIO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&JL" Society principles, or ou other terms to unit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties tor aale on Ith pase. BMc ncr oont allowed oa money deposited for Investment.— C WnxiAiißOif, Land. Estate and Financial Ajrant and Vain t t Vnloan Lane. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Q ooas and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Ratk, and witb guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agknoiks i— A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker .Karangahape Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponsanb; Koad R, Birnle. Baker - J. Reid, Cabinetmaker ..Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-st S, Reid, Grocer - _Corner of Kyber Pass and Graf ton Roads W. a Collins, Grocer .. Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker _ Newmarket. DKUVERIKS :- Town Hourly. Suburban: U a.m. and fi p.mi No. 76. Telephone Exohange. HEAD OFFICE 1- NATHAN'S BOND. Cubtomhoußb-btbket. «'to o b; out JIJ yon SANDWICH MEN NEXT WEEK." TO THOSfc ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTEL KEEPERS. AND THB GENERAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORK IMPORTS FBOM THE MAEBB3, AND SELLS DIEKCT TO THE rUELIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Bhadefl and Stands, all sizes, from 176; DlnnesSets, 70 pieces, 37/G; Chamber Sets, 7/9 to $0/; China Tea bets, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and G. Bpoons, for 18/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups. 7/. 9/ doz; Looking Glasses, from 4/S; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/: Cruet Stands, 3/6 to aY: Clocks. 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 set; Iron Bedsteads, full size, 22/6; Brittania Metal Teapots, 6/; Eleotro-plated Cruets, Spoons, and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages: Table and Pocket Cnt ery; Sauoepans, Boilers. Tubs, and Buckets; Lamps, from 3/9; Bin. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fancy Goods ol every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousand and one artioles ot use and ornament, at Prloes only possible under our New Byßtem of DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. AH Goods Marked In Plain Figures fWholes&l and Retail).. Goods carefully oaoked and forwarded to all pans of the country Direct Supply Store, 319, QUEIBN-STREET, Opposite Close Bros, (SPECIAL NOTICE, T.&H. O OKE. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. &C, HAVE REMOVED TOTBHB New Premises in Viotobia-bt., Thbeb Doors Above Theatre BnODINQB. "T O OK O U T XJ fob SANDWICH MEN NEXT WEEK." CX.AR&.J* BROTHBKSi ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS (OPPOSim UNIOH BAHKt, QOBIH'STBIIT, AUOKIiAHD. Photography 1b the Latest and Moil • raahlanable Styles. Ezeonted la a manner Unsnrpaseed in tho Colonies. All Photographs taken by tin iKSijuraAinona wioobsb, IAJtdB OOLUTOTIOM HIW OUIJIHD TOWI i^ O W O « »Ah E, NEVADA SILVER SPOONB AND FORKB, - ' Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 18, QOEKN-BTREKT, Opposite the Town Clook.



- ■■-* —*.—.—'. i 7^...' x"**.* rz*. "■**** "•—■»■ a - - • '■friKf tiifti ■ ) Personal, , r*ARL JOE6.EN AUOO EASMUSBBN, (qnoßtwd locau iv tha tianish- consulate Fcrt cSlDai Auoklftß(i' - Wanzj Knmnio*. Danish WILL be at Church next week. Letter at P.O. ! liost and Founa. LOST, on Qaeen-sttoet Wharf, on ... t.™** evening. 2 Qoldßlngß.-ss. reward will be given on returning tbo samei toi w"t. Yonng'a y»noy Paper Shop. Grey-street. LOST In (jnoeu-street. or leti in some shop, a small Black Fur Capo.—Anyone barawa%ed 8 BBmB to ArOhl Clßrk & Son" wlu I" OST, a Brindle Greyhound Bitch, rßwarSn^L 7 m°nths old.-Tho finder wIU bo SnW,l b. r Mtnrnlnn the eamo to Branston ana Forstor. Albert-street. Anyone detaining the same after thin date will bo pYoeeonteo. LOST, m a draper's shop in Qaeen- I street, a Parcel ol Boohs, on Monday. Che^tfata^ 11 BBme t0 »• GUbctt- Board ana Keßiaenoe. BELMONT HOUSE, Vincent-street. fioard and Resldenoo for Gentlemen re quiring all tho oomforts of a home. Tablo liberally and pnnotnally kept; sood Bath, Piano, Suite" of Apartments; arrangement oan be BABTEN th° Aa7' Week> M month<-MR6l' BOARD and Kesideoce.—A vacancy for three or four resneotable youn« men. also SIZS U StSW**, fllttlnK aD<l bedrwmTwith piano, suitable for married oouple or two §£5&5t. Hmßb «' Woodbtal Cottage. _PX7RNIBHED APARTMENTS, With or Without Board, In a Gentleman's Family. Apply at . MIUjKIVB STORK, Grafton Road. I J.OVKRKOK UKOWNB HOTJSI,. V?T HOBSON-STRBKT, VI*JS*I» MeetinKH. O @ "^ J^ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. US?* 11???!". Monthly Meeting of this Lodge w11?, b?,^ eld ta tno Loage-rooui. Freemasons* Hull, Prlncos street, on MONuaV KVjmuns next, Augnst 28th, at 7 o'clock. All Masons are invited. By order o£ the R.W.M. K. WRIGHT, Aotlng Secretary. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. 21. . The Ordinary Monthly Meeting will be held to the Mnaepm Buiidinga on MONDAY, the pitperstlUher'eaaf- 111- WhM the 'oUowlnß 1. New Species of CnronUonldce. by Captain T. Broun, M.E.O. »«•*>•■«■■ 2. The University of New Zealand-its hie tory, oondltlon, and ohjeots-by the Kt. aMu* <*«*• UD- Btoh0» - T. F. GHEBSEMAN, Secretary. AUCKLAND CHORAL SOCIETY. Combined Praotioo by both Sooletlos, TUES DAY, Angnßt2D, A full attendance Is regueßtedi Inoludins Soloists. H. GILFILLAN, Jon., Hon. See. JpOJNSONBY CHORAL SOCIETY. There wIU be NO PRACTICE on Monday night, consequent upon tho Joint Rehearsal afe tho Choral Hall on Tnesday evening, A MEETING for Young Women will ba held In the Lecture Hull of the Young Men's Christian Association on Monday Even lng next, Augußt 27. at 7.30 p m., whioh will be Oondaotcd by Mrs Hampson. ■NJORTH SHORE REGATIA CLUB. A Committee Meeting; of the above CJnb will takeU't the Masonlo Hotel, Devonport,on MONDAY next, the 28th instant, at 7 30 p.m. Business: To consider the Best Style ot Whale* Boats for the coming Regatta. Persona inter ested are respectfully in vifSa to attend. OH AS. 0. DACRB, ■ Hon. Sep. Auctions. B. IOJJKS. K. 0. CAEE. B. D, TOHKS* TOESDAY, AUGUST 29. CHICKEN WHEAT! CHICKEN WHEAT I On Account of Whom it Mat Concern, B. TONKS"& CO. VyiLb sell on Tuesday, the 29th fast.,. TT atllb'clook, 200 SAOE3 OHIOK WHEAT. On Account of Whom it may Concern. B. TONKS. B. O. CASK. B. D. TONES TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, ttOLLOWARE, ENAMELLEDWARE, TINWAnE, * LOCKS, TRAYS, CRUETS. SCREWS, CURRY-COMBS, &o.| &C, &o. B. TONKS & CO. WILL se» on Tuesday, the 20th inst, at 11 o'olook, II PACKAGES OF THB ABOVE GOODS ex Wanganul, ' t. TONKS B. C. OAKR B. D. TOMES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 30. SALE BY AUCTION OP HORSE, CARRIAGE, NEW AND ELE. GANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE EBONY PIANO (BY LIPP AND SOHN, At the residence, Manukau Road, Parnell, of A. Cla.be. Esq., who is pro. ceeding to England. B. TONKS tic CO. Have been Instructed to > DISPOSE OF THE ABOVE, on the above date. Catalogues now ready, WEPiSESDAY, NOON. FOHSO NB V ROAD. HOUSEHOLD^ FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. R, ARTHUR v HAS been favoured with instrucdons from the proprietor to seU by auotloo at a private roßidenco (Warraok Villa. Pooiiabbv Road, near Mr Upßoombe's, oSiw^^S"l^ count of removal from Anokland. on Wed>a«l day next, at 12 o'clock noon, «eu«ea. SUPKRIOR BOU3EHOLD ' FDRNfifTTUW AND EFFECTS. GLABB ANB BAJftTHR^ WARB, &o.; a Walnut Drawtog-Ssulto » DlrJng-ioom Suite, a Breakfaßtroom Suite » Bed.roomßuite: Cheabnlers. Loo. DlnSSt iI,S other Tables; Carpets. Cnrteins. 6hatrg tm£ tian Blinds, cornlco Poles: HandsomeTMottlea Kauri Chest ot Drawers with MirrortaSootcS. Cheat of Drawers, Marble Waehstana: Toitet Set, Withstands. Toilet TablosTTtllet GlaSs! ON OR ABOUT THUESDAY, Sbptembee 7, 1882. THE TOWNSHIP OF MOUNT ALBERT' KNOWN AS T> AND£RSVYL, THE undersigned is inttrneted to sell by public auction THE WHOI^OF^THB SPLENDID Whlolv is now being SDBDIVIDED INTO LARGE BDSI. NESS. AND RESIDENCE SITES ' ' Havmg frontageß to three publloroada. ' aspeot and shelter, on ÜbSSd itoSS wWoh R. O. GREENWOOD. Anotlonoer. (Gonlittutd c* Fourth Paqt,) " ' ■'' "Si •<■■'■ '■"■ ■■■■'■: ■■.>.■■■'" ■''~—itlai/$!&li