THE SUEZ MAIL.

AW&LQ-OOXiONIAL 2TOT3SS.

[FUOM OUK OWN COUKESPOhDENT IX LONDON],

Sydney Tanvhanga And His Mission.

SA.VAQK Club, July 27. EYivR since the reception of Tahvhanga and his companions, at tha Colonial Oflico, oa the 17th mat. (a full accsuut of which will be found below), tho throe Maoris have been the lions of a certain section of London society. On the 20ih they were taken to tha House of Commons, and places found for them in tho stats allotted only to illus trious stra»gerj. Mr Summers, M.H., aclcdaa ciceione, and the chiefs had tha honour of being pieseated by him to most of the great Parliamentary leaders. la tho afternoon, the ]3ishop of Kelson took them to Lambeth Palace, where tbej were moat graciuusly received by the Archbiuhop of Canterbury himself. 'Since then the three have accepted inritationa to meet tho Bishop of London at l'ulham, and there can be no doubt that Sydney Taiwhaugn willhnvo his full of notoriety. Already tho paper* speak of them as " tho Maoris whose case has attracted so much public interest," and money to almost any reaionublfi amount could b« collected on their behalf, Altogether Sydney's "hpec" seems proving most successful,' and ought to have tho effect of making him qnite a swell even at home. 1

'Ihe Maori mission. — Reception

at the Colonial \ifllcc.

The Eight Houjßrablo the Secretary of State for the Colonies (the Karl of Kitnberloy) having most kindly consented to receive ihe so-called Maori Mission of Sidney Taiwhanga, K»kena Parore, and Hare liongi Hika at the colouial office, and listen to -whatever they h»d to say, it was arranged by Mr Ohesaon Secretary to the Aborigines Protection Society, who has throughout tan very kind in providing the Maoris witn the mcana of living, and show ing them the sights of Londou) that the in terview vhould lake place on the afternoon of July 17ili, and that an influential deputa tion jf M. tVa and others interested in New Zealand should accompany the uatives to the ucodoofaction.andifnecess'arybacktbemup. Welli the cTcuiinl day arrived, and tbe Maoris, escorted by the ex-sienard of the Cotopaxi )wlio waa-aa I tbink I toU you in my last—eDga^cd by Mr Ches^on to look alter them during their stay iv London) turned up at King Wiliiam-street long bo fore the time appointed tor a rendezvous. TaiwWnga was btinamiog over with iniport duce, aud ckuttered incessantly, but the other two ■were dignitied »ud silent, ttrilc ins; one - despite their somewhat incon gruous dresses—as noble-loukin» and intel ligent aburigine*. 'I ho deputation collected by Mr Ches»on to back up the mission WkS worthy of a hettcr cause—in fact, it con sisted of most of the M.P's who take an in to at in colonial questions. 1 could not as certain everybody's coguomen, butaiuopgst thoie present were the Bishop of Nelson, sir Thomas Farnell Buschow, Sir Wilfred Lawson, M.P,, Sir Joseph' Pease, Mr Cropper, M.P., Mr William Kathbono, M.P., Mr Thompson, M.P., Mr McArthur, M.P., Mr DiUwyn, M.P., Mr Pry, M.P., Mr 8,, James, M.P., Mr Aldennau tfowler, AT.P., Mr ChOJion, the Kov. S. F. Grace, and Mr 'Wood. In addition U these thete were a number of lesser lights in the Asglo- Colonial world, and a vast crowd of re porters, including representative* of nil the i ondon p>per«, and siveral important pro vincial dailies, such as the Maochester " Uuardiin," " Scotsman," i.iveipool "Post," jLocds "Mercury," and Glasgow "Herald." Tho moat uotahlo abjenteo was theAfjfnt-uener.il for New Zealand, whom ono would certainly have expected to see on such aii occasion. lam given to understand (unofficially ), however, that Sir Dillon Bell dis»pprovea of the whole pro ceedings, being of opinion (as I dare any loany of your readers will he alio) that the " mission "is a pritate "spec" of Taiwh anga's undertaking to increase h'_a own im portance, and, therefore, aa affair which Should, on no consideration, bave received the caeftet of official notice. Sir Dillon advised, it is (aid, that the natives should be sent back lo the colony without inter viewing either Lord Kimbrfley or the, QueeD, and many others (including the ■writer of the present article) asr.-ce that thia was, in reality, the proper course to have adopted. The Maori quoition, howeverdiias excited considerable interest in the breasts oi sereral Liberal M.P.*, and there can be no doubt that they rather jumped at the idea of bringing it forward by means of thia " Mission." But rcvenons a nos moutons, 'which, being fieely tran«lated to meet tUe occasioa, may mem "let's get back to the natives." 'Ihe Colonial office, though a sufficiently impweivo sanctuary to the ordinary Briton, is more substantially bssiueiß-like than outwardly gorgeous, and I thought I caught Master Sjdney Taiirhanga looking rather contemptuously around him as ye wandered through a series of waiting-rooms Into the Secretary ot Sates holy of holies, Any feeling of tliis kind mmt, however, have instantly died out whan the natives found themselves face to face with Lord Kimberley, who looks, I am bound to say, every inch a peer ot tha realm, and a truly great statesman. The "toble earl" (as the papers call him, was backed up by the new TJneler Secretary for the Colonies, Mr Evelyn Ashley, fli.P., and surrounded bj private secretaries, «nd the permanent heads of tbe Colonial Office. Altogether the room was pretty full, and. the proceed ing* sufficiently solemn to leave a satisfac tory idea of the impsrtance of tha occasion on the natives' mm ts."

£usine-s commenced by the Bishop of Nelson stepping forward and introdncing the three Kangatiras to the JKarl ot Kim berley and Mr Ashley. Ho said the three men had come a lftng distance in order to present a memorial to the Queen, praying that a Koyal Commitsion might inquire into the non-fulfilment of promises made to them re grants of land, and was proceeding to go into details, when Lord Kimberley mildly inquired whether the memorial had been presented to ihe Governor and Government' of .New Zea land? ■-,;;..

The Bi«lmp replied that it had not; in fact- —nhem ! -it emanated from the native.-! hemselve A

The Earl of Kimberley,— Then I have to tell yon that you have not taken an abso lutely indiapeniable preliminary stop, with out •which I am wholly unable to consider any matter that may be brought forward here. Wi'hout heariDg the Governor and the Government of New Zealand I could express no opinion whatever on thoie matters. It i« an invariable rule, es tablished in all our Colonial possessions, and one which is found absolutely neces sary, that no one shall approach the Qo yernment here without tbo Colonial Go vernment haying an opportunity of making their observations on the matter brought forward. But lam perfectly willing, with the understanding that I can give them no answer, to hear anything the deputation may have to say. After this there was a good deal of whis pering and talking between CUeeson, Grace, and the Maoris, At length, how ever, the old chief, Hakena Furore (I think bis name is), was poked in the ribs, and shaken up to the occasion. He didn't seem to comprehend his position at all at first, but eventually arose, and with the help of the Rev. S, F. Grace as interpreter, commenced solemnly to orate. Most of the readers of the Star are familiar with the method of Maori speech-making, and will thurefore be in no wise surprised to learn that the chieftain's observations were scarcely remarkable for either their con secutireno3s or lucidity. Tho Treaty of WaitaDgi was many times referred to, also the imprisonment of Te Whiti; bat what tho ; old gontloman really wanted it would have taken a wise wan to a'certain. The faces ot Lord Kimberley and the newspaper ro portors during this speech were (to use a vulgar but most expressive phrase) " real jam." His lordship seemed "lull inclined to smile, and had be been less well-bred probably would have done so, but the press scribes evidently thought something was being said which they o«ght not to miss, and their perplexity when Mr Grace faith fully translated Hakenas oracularly non senaical utterances, was painfully evident"

(Continued on Fourth Pago),

The Pitt-strcot Wesleyan Band of! Hope will give nu entertainment to celebrate the third anniversary. The entertainment is on Friday evening next at half-past seven. Admission, 6d; children, 3d. No doubt the entertainment will be a very good one, and have a largo audience.

To morrow's " Obsciyer " will contain an onaraViriK o! >hn Into Mrs Clearer Mlsa John- BWn) : tho ' Obsarv.r" Prize Cmpetl'ion Caubona for Three I'onndu la inoasy prizes; Art Union, notice re Jrawmar; •Atry it the Football Wo ■ ; How Blilr Bl«. wool EnKlnf.ortJd a Hill through the Housa: Bottled Beer a"fl Klaaea ; I;eralrepi: Bryco on the Thames Volunteers; Hosptcal Manage ment ; the Ver'Hict iv the qrey-»treet Myjtory ; Our Solenoe Columns, an Unpubliahai. Heport of the Auokland inotitute, M»jor Atlilnßon, b v A member, &j.

LATEST MINING.

COROMANDEL, this day

KafANOA. — A hand ful of solid gold was taken out, of the lcider last evening, which requires 110 melting. UNION Hkacii.—llie taueye 13 working splendidly, doing more woik than tha main lilt. The water is doivu 113 feet.

ioNA. -Hamson and Kobinaou have a contract for the erection of machiuery.

Tieknan's.—GotSlba picked stono yea terday. They huve now SOibs in hand, r.i:w Zkalamd Timber Company's ESTATE —A rich speoiaicD, weighing only iSoz9, but containiue 2Joz golds, has been fuiind. Four men are prospecting for the reef. 1 TOKA.TEA. —The manager, on September Hth, report.—Mo. 7 level: Tho reef in ko. 1 cross-cut has split into two branches, ono healing away to the right and forming a footwall leader, tho other continuing along with the hanging-wall. Tho quartz from both the Jeadeia shows a little gold, and wo expect, when the country gets more defined and the drive well in from the heave, good crushing stud' will be obtained from these new workings. The No. 2 Crosscut is in 22£t, still cutting leaders and unall veins. Oa Saturday last a body oi stone vas cut through about 18 iuches thick, and another loader is now showing in the face. Inter« mediate Level: -The lode has opened out to about a foot thick, shewing a few colours of gold, The country is hard/as we have scacely parsed the pinch. The .stopes are about the same aa stated in la»t report. Nob, 3 and 4 are producing good crushing stuff, with a fair quantity of picked stono in each breaking down. The battery has boon kept going on the general sLutt, which is Bhiiping fjv a good payable return.

THAMES, this day.

SHAREMAKKHT.

D. cp Level (tribute): sellers, Is 2d. New Prince Imperial : hellers, 10s Caledonian : Sellers, 12, 6d. Queen of Beauty: 32s to 3d,C(l.

.Nothing fresh at the Queen of Beauty. The manager is driving northward inside tho c:Ocs-reef to pick np tbe main lode.

R. M. COURT.-This Day.

(Before J. K. Alitouunald. Esq., R. .) UNDBI'BNDED CASKS,

In tho following caaoa judgmont went for the plaintitts by default:—U. Bloom v. J. Gallagher, 829119 (id, costs, £1 Ms-; Lewis v. W.II. Wharton, £5 (J3 0(1, costs, 37b Gd; C. J. KUor v. 0. Way mouth, £3 Iliad, costs, 17s 6d; Heotor Alcook V, Henry McGinn, £'i 5s 3d, costs, 32s 6d; J. Bor lcy v. Arthur Wilson, £2 '3s Ud, coats, Sis: Jus. i Leonard v. K. Addison, £1, costs, 13s. JUDGMENTS CONFESSED. K. P. Hollis v. G. J. Smith, claim £7.-Mr ICeotlcy for plaintiff and Mr Boalo tor defendant. —By arrangement between tho parties, judg ment was taken for £0, to bo reduced to &S la, upon tho return oil certain goods hold by tho do fundaut.-Tho costo amounted to £2 is. E. and D. Macintosh v. R. C. Greenwood, claim £18.—Mr S. Hosketh appeared for tho plaintiff and Mr Armstrong for tho defendant.— Tho latter confessed judgement ou bohalf of his client. ADJOOKNED. D. Bloom v. R. Whittcror, £21 I9s 3d; M- White and Co. v W. H. Wharton, &i 6s fid John Snorry v. 0, MoL. Borthwlck, 17s lOd Samo v. W. Walters, £1 15s 6d; Samo v. J. B Hay, Us 6d; Saiuo v. Wm. Groaso, £2 7s Cd Samo v. O. C. McGeo, £5 10a lid: Same v. Honry Pivlmer, £1C Hs lid; Samo v. It. George, £7 lla od; Same v. J. W. Wallor, £4 Cs; Same v. I'hco, Cooper, 17s Cd: Same v. Danahor, Tay lor, and Jagger, £115s 9d; Same v. A. Walker, £-1 Is 3d j Samo v. W. J, Parker, £2 19s; Same v. James Dempaey, 93; Samo v, I{, Maginn, 6a lOd; Samo v. Keano and Jenkinaon, £5 3s 9d; Samo v .Krank Jaggcr, 133 9d; Stme v. W. li. Roth, 233 id; Samo v. John Castles, 6a 3d ; Samo v. It. Wynyard, £610s8d; Samo v. P. Lirkins, £1 Us id : Same v. G. Fragor, £1 6s lid; Same v. T. MoEwen, £6 10a; Samo v. J. B. Morpoth, 27a Gdj Same v. Alfred Smart, 22a 4d; Samo v, J. T. Smith, Ms Id; Samo v. F. Archard, 28s 6d j John Birnio v. T. Hutchinson, £G 183 Id; Win, Webster v. J. and A. Cronin, 80s: M. Murchio v. Q. S. Thompson, £113s(id; K. Porter and Co. v. T. Camp £i 2to Od: T.Faulder v. G. McAnally, £2S 12s 2d ; David Kenealy v. T. Aldrldge, £2 &s Gd. JUDGMENT SUMMONS CASES. Jas. Penalligan v. P. O'Brion : claim £3 9a 10d. Mr George for the Judgment creditor. It was Btate'din evidonco that the debtor had agreed to pay off the claim by weekly instalments of sa, and that after paying ono instalment ho stopped, givmg as his reason tho fact of his namo having appearedin print aa tho defendant. An order was made for tho payment of 5s a woek, until tho dobt was wiped off; in default ten days' im prisonment. R. Robertson v. S. McKinloy: claim, £fi 93 6d. —Mr E. Cooper appoared for tho judgment creditor.—Tho debtor was oxamined, and then tho case was adjournod for a month, in order to allow him a further opportunity of discharging his liability.

G. Pilkcthloy r. John Doylo : claim,£3 2s 2d.— Mr E. Cooper appeared for tho judgment credi tor.—Tho debtor pleaded illness as an excuse for non-payment and a further adjournment tor four weeks was granted Robert Colson v. \Vm. Rodmond, claim 28a.— Tho defendant alleged that he had paid a pound on tho claim, nnd as this was donicd by the plaintiff, the case was adjourned for a week, in order to allow tho former an opportunity o£ bringing Ms wife to Court to substantiate his statement.

Robert Neal v. John MoKenzio; claim £2 13 Id, goods supplied.—Tho pltiintilf proved his claim. And obtained judgment accordingly. FaUicer v. Knmsden : claim £14, damage. This was a case to take evidonce.- George Dal ian, blttoksmlth, residing at Avondale, Whau, deposed that ho had been in business for 13 yea's. He considered the horse, under the ch> cumstances, was unfit to do tho journey from Tauranga to tho Thames. Ho was a porfoot stranger to Mr Itamsdon, who sought his advice aa an experienced farmer. Ho took tho mare' 9 worn-out shoes off nt defendant's request. She was suffering badly at tho timo.— Defendant said the horse was in ill condition when it came into his possession. He wrote to Mr Falkner, stating tho facts, but he rofrjsed to take her back, alleging that he (defendant) hod overworked her. He offered £12. but plaintiff wanted Is a-day beyond.—J. Wrightson, brick layer, knew defendant. Was in his omploy in May last. Had his attention called to tho prrey mare. Ho gave it a feed of oats and choff.but sho wonld not oat. Was not aware that the mare had tho trumpets at tho time. Saw no one working her. excepting onoo or twice ; it was thon put in the paddock.—This was tho evidence. K. Scott v. J. Quinlan: Claim, £5 2s 3d.-Mr B. Cooper for the judgment creditor. — Tho debtor was oxamined, and an order was mado for tho payment of os per week, to commence uf ror a prior claim had boon satisfied. Union Sagh and Door Co. v. M. McLean: Claim £-12 2s id.—The dobtor was a young man and a carpentor, but pleaded that he had been unaWo to get employment during tho last four weeks.— Adjourned for a month. DEFENDED CASE 3. T. Watson v. O. C, McGeo; claim £1S Is lid for goods supplied.—Mr Armstrong appeared for tho plaintiff, and Mr Theo. Cooper for the defendant.—After hearing some evidence, His Worship gayo judgment for £1 7s Id, with £2 12s costs. J. B. Morpoth and G.McLeod v. Jas Harklns: claim £8, rent.— Mr S. Heskoth for the plaintiffs, and Jfr Koptley for the defondant.—The action was also brought to recover possession of atene roentoccupled by the defendant,—Judgmentwas given for the amount claimed with costs (£2 Js), and tho defendant was furthor ordered to give up possession of the house within U days. G. J. Smith v. John MoMahon: Claim, £3 (goods supplied).—Mr Bealo appeared for tho plaintiff; Mr Keetloy for the defendant.—The case was proved, and judgment givon for plain • tiff with 22s 6d costs.

Webster v. heynoldH, claim £10, nee arid oc cupation.—Mr Alexander (or plaintiff, and Mr Jas. Ruiaell for defendant —Mtus Webster de posed thai nho resided at the North Shore, and ebe let a furnlnhid cottage at Ch'lt»nham to Mr Reynolds tor six months. Mr Keynoldß gald ha liked the place very muoh, bat he thould like tome of her furniture taken out and his own put In. Hhe agreed then at his de*lre to extend tho term to twelve months, sho pnt the hiuao In repair for him. costing £10. Moved £23 worth of furniture. He occupied the home an to the last month. Wan on friendly terms with Mr arid Miss Reynolds. One day, Mis* Reynoldß brought her a ohequftfor£l6: eta did not know che amount of the cheqno until some time after the ladr had none. Gave no acknowledgment. Tfcero was » little Presbyterian church disturb anee nt the time, and she did not wish to increase the excitement: nance Bhe wait qniet over tho matter. • The rent (CIO) waß too low; it was lower than the had ever let }t before — To Mr Russell: She ROt £10 a month rent \n the summer, and 359 a week in tho winter, averag ing £8 10a a month all the year nraprj. Took tlio fnrnltoreout ii "ept-mbor. Never agreed to taka £30 a year. Made improvements at tho request ot Mr Reynolds.

(Left sitting.)

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

September 11,1383, Bank of New Zeoland-£2312a Oil; sellers, £23

10s N Z. Inourance-Sellers, 78a Bonth British-63p; sellere, 63a Union -Buyers. 19a; sellers, 21s N.Z. Loan and Moroantlla—Sellers, £6 Amililand Gas—Sellers fS Gi (Id Union Boah and UoorCo.—£S 15a Auckland Tlmbar-SeUerß, £710a N Z. Timber-Buyers, <!6: Belters. £6 5s Coromandel Steam Co.—Sailers, liv Aooldont—Bnynre, 4s 9d Mostiatatari.-Ssllers, 183 Thnmos—Bnynrp, Us Tokatoa— Buyers. 10b

Qa-en oC Beauty—23a 6d, 33a 31, 32a Sd; bu7«r;i. 31a Sd ; sellers. 33a

■ Queen ot Beauty (Contributors)—3o3 Gd, 30s Southern Cross—Bayers. 8s 64; sellers, 9a 6i JO3KPH NKWMAN. Secretary.

The scholars of the TTninn.gtreet Wosloyan Sunday-school bad their usual annual tea-meeting last night. Tea was laid in the school-room, to which about 100 cbiidieasat down. The tables were pre sided over by the teachers of the school. After ample justice ha 1 been done to the eood things set before them, and the tables being cleared, the intellectual part of the mcctiDg began. This consisted of sooga, duets, rendiogs, iccitations, and Epeechts, which (to judge from the frequent demonstrations of applause from Ittae childtcD) were highly amusing. Mr W. Parker occupied the chair, and fulfilled, his task with credit. The meeting wa9 brought to a close by votes of tbanks being p'sed to the ladies, the friend?, and the chairman, which were carried by acclamation by the children, who went home highly pleased ! with the evening's entertainment,

VERY LATEST EGYPTIAN NEWS.

Xhc Attach on jirabi. —Sir Garnet

Commences His Advance,

LONDON, September 13, 5.56 a.m

Sir Garnet, with a strong force of British troops, is now advancing ou both sidea of the Fresh 'Water Canal, while the Cavalry and Horse Artillery have been detached _to attempt a flank move ment with a view of destroying tbe railway iv Arabi's rear, and so cutting off his retieat when attacked in front by tho main body.

MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

The ballot for the election of a Councillor to fill the vacancy in the representation of the East Ward in the City Council has been goiug on, but very slight interest is manifested. Mr Goo. Staino* is regarded as not having the ghost of a chance against Mr Geo. Harper, and bis candidature, there fore, is looked upon as very foolish. There hag bceu nothing to indicate that an election was going on, and the pro babilitiej are that when the poll closed at C o'clock very few votes will have been polled.

A much more lively contest is goiug on at Parncll, where Messrs J. F. Clarlce,;Jas. Gilbert, Thos, Horbeit, J, H. Muliius, Jno. McCubo and K. T. 'J'albot are figbtiog for the three vacant seats in tho Borough Council. Tho chances are pretty oven, and speculation was high, therefore, as to the result.

A similar election is goiug on nt One hunga, tho candidates beinj; Messrs Jobn Lunuon, John Bycroft, A Dunwoode, T^ J. Henshaw, JD. Hills, and W. Tapp. ~,,'j^^

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

Tub forlnighily moating of the Waste Lands Board took pltico this afternoon, there being present:-Messrs D. A. Tole (Crowu Lauds Commissioner), B. Tonka, J. May, \V. P. Moat, aud Dr. Campbell.

JLAND O»DIKS, — \ let'er was received irom the Under-Secretary of Crown Lauds, announcing tbe despatch of a dozen or bo of land ordeis for members of mc Te Aroha special settlement, Tho orders also were received.

AKUTnER fROPOJED ECIAL SETTLE MENX. —Mr Clark, of Otongo, wrote npplj ing for a block of 10,000 acres for a special settlement party, which he proposes to bring out from Londonderry, Ireland.—lt was reiolved to send it on to tho Minister of Lauds,

A Protk&t.—A letter wns received from certaia settlers of Wellsford, protesting against any portion of the Recreation Re serve at Tautioa being granted for the Agrir cultural Society purposes. —Agreed to for ward the letter to the Kodney County Council,

The BANaiTOTO Quarry. — letters were received irorn the secrotaty of the Harbour Board (1) stating that tho en gineer had been instructed to prepare a plan of the Kangitoto Quarry Heserfe, and (2) forwarding a copy of the «ald plan, 11.shewed mi areu of about 640 acroi as the portion requited by the Board as a quarry reserve. Upon tho motion of Mr Moiit,soc onded by Mr Tonks, it was decided " That the consideration of this matter bo doferrcd until the Board havo an oppor tunity of visiting tho leeerve applied for, and that tho Chief Commissioner bo ro quested after arranging with tho Chief Surveyor to fix a suitablo day and make all necessary arrangements." Iron Sand.—Mr Chambers applied for a lease of part of the foreshore at Manukav Hoadi in order to work the iron sand there. —Agreed to forward the lettor to tho Mimater of Lands with a favourable recom mendation.

A CHURCH BURNED.

WELLINGTON, this day.

The English Church at Johnsonville, near Wellington, was destroyed by (ire lait sight at 11 o clock. Some furze burning in tho neighbourhood commuDicnted the lire to the church, whichwasquiekly destroyed, The inhabitants of the village turned out and succeeded in saving the contents. Tbo iniuraucc is £300 in ihe South British.

THE AUCKLAfI JU:' IGV kjw llf U " STAfC THUIiSDAY,' SEPTEMBER 14



Board ana numaance. BOAKD AMD RESIDENCE.—AppIy Bicoud boatoabOTO Mlhsr'a utorr, Graf ton Uoad. M O T 1 O E. PRIVATE BOARD AND RBbIDKNCE for Ladies and Gontlornon, IC*eo Villa, 'Junior street, about lour minute.; walk bom the Murkoi. Bcward Hare, Pioprioior. Terms very modor&u.—Tho htmio Is very oomroodiong and weU-furnlahed, and tho beat accommoda tion naaranleed. i 1or«K«OJK BROTTHI hUTkZ \y MOBaoN-arßasrr aoABD AJi»Lonfltw»__.. „»« p«r Week SIKOU R.TOM _^_ _ _ _ _ _..!*». ■,VJ AX I H JS KESIDINCI, folMt Board Bud Residence at Mrs Tlnd'n, B»y Vtor Hoaw, northoote, Families will find thSS* eh»rmlDß and healthy spot lo reside rtnrl»a.*ie summer raontha. Tho ohargo 1b very reasonable, with every homo comfort. Abnadanoo of Btrawherrlea. PMVATK BOAKU AND KEo£ DBNCt.—Mra Carey's ooroor of Cook and No'.aon-atreotn, threa miaaleii' walk from Qaeen-atreot; terraj modorato. I'enaera RENDERS FOR RATIONS, * for'Sio'i »nd DetitltDte for 12 months, for Anoklsnd and Snb^rba, Devonport. Ooehnnga, Howlok, Pi'iraure, Otahaho. sod Papakara. ProTlslons/or Oli Men and Women's Refuge a&d Old Hospital. Puttlcalara may bo obtained and Tendtro dtlirered nnMl Neon o( SATURDAY, the 16th September, at my offlco. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. OBAHAM, Rellavinß Offlcoi1, Filcoes-nttest, Auckland. »p 0 CAKPENTEKS. Tenders win bo received until Noon IJOW DAY, 18 h Septembell, tor b Shop in Wei icpS-y-Btreet. Plans and speoiflo&tiona to bo seen at my office, Caatom-honse street West. ' T. HOLDER. TkNDEKS WaNIED for PaintmE and Plumbing.—Apply on job, Shelly Buaoh Road. Bar contitvuatUm. tee Pimt Pane. Volunteer Notices. A UCKLA^D KAYAXi BRIGADE, The Monthly Inspeotfon of the above Corps •will take Bltoe TO-MORROW (Friday) EVKN- I KG, at 780 o'oloolr, In tlio Drill-ahtd, Blue nnifcrtn. By°rd6rOflhoCaPi&, STANLEY. Seoretary A.N.B, > iVlßebtuKOi A r^iOMMITIEE MEET. n-«£*ftyji_4_ \ / mo of the North shore sHaS^S^BSßegatta Olnb, THIB (Thnre day) RVKNI ■« G. September M, In the MoSOnlO Hotel, at 7.30 P.m k^ pAqM . YOUBG MEN'S OHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, oorner o£ Welleuley and Albert streets.—Kvangellstlo Service, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All ore invited. Recent arrivals cordially Invited. A N Urgent Special Meeting of the A.UoKland Builders' and Contraotora' Associa tion Will be held THIS (rhursday) BVfINING, at 8 o'cloofc, in the South British Buildings. 0. S. WRIGHT. Seoretary, THE Adjomned Monthly Meetingof the «t. James's Preibytojian Band of Hope will bo held In tho Hall on ITKIDAY BVBNIN (J, September 15. at 730 o'clock.-X. C, Maokle, Hon tieoretary. . *VTORKIING MEN'S CLUB.I A Speolal Oonoral Meeting of tho Members Will bfl bold OQ JTRIDAX, September 15tb, at 8 Buslness-To oonßlder the award of the Asseeeors for a Leoaa of tho premises now oooncled by the Club, and to aot thereon; and far any other business that nitty arise. SIMEON MOSES, Seocetary. AIUUA HEM UOLD MINING CO. (LIMITKU). An Kxtrnordln&ry General Meetlrg of the Sharehoideiß tf the above Comcany will be held at the Company'a offloo. fco. o.N.Z. In suranca l-uildings. Auckland. Oa TUB3UAX, : t'Otober 3rrt, 1852, »t 3 y.in. Baalnoss : To consider the flnonei*! position I a-»d proapeote of iho O' mpany, to pas? ; tnoh r*Bol atlaos uf may be deolded npon. I and soy other htißlnoss that may be brought forward. ' ■ ' By order. 5 JOHN R, RAKDBR3ON, I Manager, Auckland, 6th geptember, 1882,



Wanted. U'AMttJ, 6 Ballet Ladies and 12 , >T Bupera for The World Dr»mf.tla ' Boason.-Apply at Opsra Koneo from 2to 3 p nr. on aatnrday. . »i/ANTEU, a Ploughman.— Apply at V? the Vaclflc Hotel. Queou-street. at eight l o'clock to-morrow morning. E TS7 ANTED, Sawyers ana aqnnrers.— ■ W Apply R. Scott. Meohanics Bay, be tween the hours of G and 8 o'clock p.m. WANTED, a femavi L_a lor tlio pitint itiK business.—Apply F. & F. Marter, : Paintors, KarqnKahape Itoad. WANTED, a Housemaid for Mercury Bay: new arrival preferred. —Apply Ilcndry & whiHey, No. 2, Qucon-strect. \,V ANTED, a Man to clear three acres vT ll.ht bush.—Apply to Joha U«eu, Wal tokerel, near Henda rßop'ii Mill. WANTED, two .'irst-clasa Cabinet makers and Joiners.—Apply Little Mill, Cook-street. ANTED, two respoctauie young men Bourdors in a quiet family, whole iio others are kopt—Mrs deorge Paynp, top of VronkUn Itoad. tho third honso off Ponsonby Road, on tho right hand Bide. ANTED, a good Cabinetmaker for tho Thames.—Apply \V. P-il-pps and ijon, 95 and 07, Qoeoa-stroot. __ ANTED, Good Tailotoss; none but a good hand noed apply.—if. MoKenna. Pitt-street. _ 4~/»7 ANTED, a Steady Married Couple to t taVo charge of a Mill Cook-houbt.- !Tor farther Information, apply to Coupland asd Co., Quoon-itrtot. 4 V/Nt'KD iraraodiHtcly, two good Ser- V \ vants -oun as good plain cook, the other aa honscniald.—Apply to Mrs Chaclnrlin, Kden Crosoent. ANTEU, Improvers aud Appreßlices ta the uro«»m_iilnK: alco. a Young Lily for tho Sales and Millinery.-Apply at Mrs Murphy's. Bobeon-gtrtet, 4.V7ANTED, steady sober Man to drive VV team of horses. No other need apply.— T. Asher. Dublin-street. Nawion. ANTED, a good Uoneral bervant.— Apply Mrs Frank Buo-lund. llemuora. N.B.—Cutler's and 'Young's 'bUß»ea pass the door; iv/ARTED, DrHpor's Aa4« ants. — * T Apply to Garllek and Cranwall. City Hall Aroaao i _ i^TANI'ED, a Boy for Farm, able to V t ndllf.—Apply to Adam Lay bourn. Fort street. ANTED, at Hannaiord'« Auckland KigUtry (otablishdd UE3), _o^d runpoct »blo Servants ot «11 ojibso^ A*TKI>, a Gcnlcel, Furnishtd Red room, by a reapootablo femalo ougugod during tho (lay; not more than 10 mluntoa' walk from Union Hank.—Hannaford'a Agency. U; AN I'ED, at llauualord'g Aucklaud V f Registry (oatabllihed 188J), PlouKhiuau aid Ponoor (lh»meBl: wagea. 2(la. ANTED, at Hanuaford's Auckland Registry (oetabli»_ed 18C3), Stout Yoaih fox counter work, etc (city store); wagos. 20a. WANTED, au Ac tive Lad.-W. W. Vt wallls. bakur ana grooor. Upper 8l nionds 8 tract. i¥r ANTED, Machinists for Singer Ma« »T ohlnea, »lso FloLihors; conßtant work. —Apply Powley'a Shirt Factory, St. Shortlaud- Btroet. ________ WAN TED. a Boy, ablo to ride.—Apply to U. Thorpo, Uarp of Krln Hotel, Ellorsllo. Wi ANTED, Apprentices for the Dreoa ui-klnu.— apply to Miss DerbyahiiP, foot ot Vr-nklln and Unlon-itroete. V\7 ANTED, an experienced middlo-sged V? Pnrson a< I[on«oltc-oper; mutt be tho ron«hly respootttblo.-Addrie3 B.iCU,, Poat oftloa, uishorna. VVANTKD, Applicntions for Right of fi omzlDg Uevonnort Domain.—Cond} tlons to bo seun at tho olllcea of Messrs R. and R. Under and O, Mays, Devonpjrt. I^TAWTiED, Improvers and Appronticos f T to the Dressmaking. — Apply Him Christie, top of ShcrtUnd-ctroet. WANTED, Governca* for the country ; must be competent to tcaoh Mutio and aealst with sowing,— Mrs Henry's Registry Offloo. WANTED, a KcspcctableWoman Cook; good waROS.— Apply Hanukau Uotul, Onohunga. O7 ANTED SEEN, Black Wadding, 2d Vt per yard; Oil Cloth (blaok and colored), lljcl; Ladies' Hh!nln« Lnatbnr Bags. Is Id.—At Uampter'o W-gottold-atreet Sttop. .__ \»7aWTKD, n strong Krrand Boy.— T T Mllnn kliA Ohoyco, Clioapitdo Ilor.nc, Queen and WelU Bloy-Btro<tii. WAN-Tit), Threo Respectable Young Men ac Boarders.—Mrs JriT^ry, Vlncon. street. V\T ANTED, two good Cooks, onp for » T BDBh and ono for «o»t_urant,-Apply Blue Post Dmlsg tlooms, Viotorla-streot Katr, Auckland, WASTED SEEN—Tho Men's Oxford Shoes at 53; Lvlios' Uoase 1 loots. 2s Gd ; Cork Solon. L'Jd ;I! lots, td tor bottle; othor lines vory cheap.—Oampler's Hoot Snop, Victoria etroot, *a/ANTKD, a good Genernl Servant, — V T Apply, Mrs Uaabury, Ponton by. AnTEli SEEN, the Blue Serge at Is and Is 3d par yard: Pomtadour ITrlngo, 6d por yard; fink Ql_i_u Lining, 6d. —At Uumpler's VYnkeQeld-atreet Shop. ANTED, by a Lady with knowledge or Milinory and Di'remiatdUg, a buua tion aa aaleswo—an.—Apply Box No. 11. I'oi-.t Offlco, Wew Plymoq<h. \a''ANTED as Housekeeper, a respect- T T able porpon ; small wages, but oomfori able home w a suitable poisoo.—JTor partloal^rp, address H t , Star olfloo. 'u\7 ANTED, Hotels and PrivateFamtlioa I* to know that we aro celling Prime Dairy-fed Hams and Bicon 7d t<\ 8d per lb.— 4.d»in L^ybour, ft Oa. Fort-Mreet, V47ANIKD to Purchase, for ca«h, a V T House of 6or 8 rooms, in tf-barbe, with Immediate posawsalcn.— W. V*. blvvuns, 187, Qaeon-Btreet. \Ai AWTED, Situation among *heep and * cattle; £0 yeaia' ezporUaoa.—Atply WB, 3nfAlt OfßcO V\/ANTED, at once, a Situation as ' * Private Tutor; good testimonials; 12 yoars' experionco with tlio young and advanced it both sexoa: country desired. — Address "Tutor," Star Offlco. Y\, ANTED to Hiro for a term, a Vessel V T of abont 25 to 30 tot'B rtglater.—Apply at OHOQ W. V. Stevens. 187 Queen-jtreet. WANTED, by a yonngperson, a Situa tion In a quiet family, to do I)o»d!« ---work and atslst in nnuae ; country preferred.— Apply X.D.. Bt_r office. W" "ANTED, Tenders, till 12 o'clock of Saturday next, for a 4-roamed Cottage. Pinna and specification o&n bo seen ai the offlco of Mr P. Goldle. Albert-street \\ ANTKD, to Borrow £300 on Freehold ___ Beonrlty.—Adilroea 3.M., tSTAR Ofllce. \«,"ANTED, by Bingle~Man., Place of T » Trnßt. Competent garooner. oit and lnsido oulture ; rough oarpenter; larse expe rio«ce In roarlna ana kesplngof poultry. Kofer euce.—Addrts3 PM. Him offlce, \\T ANTKD SEEN, the Japanese Silk, v t Is 3d per yard; Coloured Satin, In lid; Black do., 2i 3d to 3a and 3d 6(1; Blaok Volvo teen, Is lid and 2s Od. WASTED SEBN, Alhainbra Quilts, large else, 3s and Ss fid; Grey Swans down, Is Id per yard; Frilling, from Id per yard; at Dampler's Wakefleid-streetShop. «Yf4NTED, in or near £lleislio, a six VV or seven-roomed House.—Address, aX, Pos:-office. Newmarket. Wa NT E D—Ladies of Onehunga, Hpso—l. Newmarket, Parnell, Mount Eden, and Auckland, desirous to put out Clothes to Wash, to oommunloate with Laundry, Mangere, Onehunga F.O. Charges low, and every satißf aotlon glvea. A oart will fetch and return the c'othoa at regular periods. %\f AWTiCD, the Laaies to come and see Vt tho trimmed Hats at 1b and Is 6d; Busks, 2d, id and 6d; Lariieft' Jaokots, Oa.-At Dampier's Wakefleld-street Shop, WANTED KWOWN.—R. Rew, Vic toria-street, gives an exceptionally high prloe (oash on delivery) tor really 1 ood Fresh Butter. WANI'BD SEEN, the Gents1 durable Umbrellap, Ss; oheut Soarves, 2d; Col oured S\tin Ties, Is; Cotton Sootea, Sd.—At Dampler'B Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED SEEM, White Calico, 3Jd ; Unbleached, do 2Jd. White Hheetlng (80 Inch), In IA ; Coloured Bnlrting Bd, at Dam pler'g Wakoflaid-Btreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN — Kilting done, Sd per yard; also Dretmaaklng. Lao lot/ own materials nude to order—At Epsom store. WANTED __aies to Know that Wm. Rattray is selling Corsets worth 10i 6d at Sa 9d per nalr, at his Central Prspsry Wa e honso. 178 189; and 182, Queen-straet ANTED SEEN, Gents' frhirts, Is 6d, With Collars, la Bd. Gents' largo Hana kerohlofa (whito and oolouredl, id.—At Dam pier's Wakeflold-streot fhop. orASTBD, a cituatlon by a thorough V 4 Bookkeeper, double or single entry; 5 yearß in last place: oompetent to take oharge of a timber yard, either rb saleeman or book- See per^marrled^--Ad£rMSJJK3 L STARjofflce ; _ ANTED «ril_N, Boots Lace?, 2d per doe; Q'oss, 6dpfr bottle: Cork Sjles. 2}d pair; Trlcopnrous, Is 3d,-At Dampler's 1 Wake-eld-streetS-op, W~A_IT_I), Owners wishing to Sell Properties to eond me par-loulara to 1 ensure ready sale, fro Bale.no charge.—W. "V. 1 feteven>. 187, Queen-street. \ \i/ ANIkD SEEN, Men's Braces from T* Od: Boys' do, 6d; Boys' Black Felt Hats, Is Hid. Gent's Merino Sacks. Is; Tweed. Is 41. Is Ud nr.d2s 6rf,-Dampier'9 Wakefluld at. WANTED JUSuwn—The only fer feet Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by applying to Professor Gnsseott, the only Practical iHerballßt In the a Colony.—ahortlatid-street. 9. %&rANTED KNOWN—That Professoi ■ ¥ T Gussoott has permanently uttled rtowi ' In Auckland. He Is bulldlnK a VILIA RKBI nffiSCK at Mount Eden, and la laving out t Q B .TANICAL G-KDEN, where he ioteadi growing the greater portion ot bis medlcin -1 herbs, as'experience h»n taught him that thi ' c herbs grown In voloanio soli are hotter adaptet tor liia treatment thtn those Imported. He hai just received a oholoe assortment of BKKDti both from England and America.—Address a the present time as usual, Bhortland-stteet Send stamps for reply.



W tin two. I IST ANTED, two Smart Boys to open 3 VI oyßtora.- Apply to F. WilUumf, Quuon , utroot Wiiarf. Wl A * TeJL>, to call special attention tc t V V our Millinery Window.-R, B. Shaldor; t and Eon. WAN l'KLi, a uenerai oervani.—apply to Mrs Drysdale, Gothic llonso, Gicj - streat. V\/ ANTED, n Carter ; oue used to tim -7 t bor preferred; good wages given.—M. . H. Rce. Onehuoga; or Mr Howden, Jeweller, Jahortland-Btieot. WANTED, Two Uood Assistant Mil liners; none bnt competent hands noed , apply.—Apply between 1_ and 2, Milao uud Choyoo. AST6D, Two useful "Men for Farms, Houtsmild for Gontluman's family, and three goou General berv_nts.—Applv Arm- Btroußand Co., Labour Exohange, 177 Queen strset. . »«/ AJNXiSL', uenuemea iavourablo to it - the Establishment of a Drnldß* Lodge in Auckland, under the Urand Lodge of Aui tralla, to attend a meeting, to bo hold In the 11-lng-rootn of Klda's OouimeNlal Uotel, Bhortlsnd street, on Friday X /enlog, 15th Inet.. at 8 «__•». Membaru of the Order are particu larly requested to be present. By authority ot theGrtuu, Lodge W. BISHOP, District Prosl dont.No.lßl)lstrlot _V ANTED, Board, Residence, and T T Attendance for an old Gontloman.-ITor particulars, apply to Mr Uea (800 & Potter), Grey-atroet. WAN TE V, HmTaemaid, also~Cook (woman) for Hay of Islands; flrst-olass wages.—X. Henry's Koglstry. IJ/-ANTED, Cottase to Rent, four or iive V y rooms, in gocd locality.—Particulars to BM, Hi-AB Kfllce. WANTED, furnished fedroom, with two ol Kitchen, near Qaee- street.— A.P., BT_B OfflOA WAN fED, a Tinsmith ; also a Man Who understands So'derlnz in the BodyMakicpr Department. -Apply at my rod donoe botweon 3 and 10 v.vi. on Monday, Bopt. 18: Milton Cottugo, Karan^ahape Hoad, James Wlleon. ft»/ ANTED, a good steady Man, who V T thoroughly understands Fish Cleaning; ilso two smart Boyi—Apply at my residence botwen 9 und 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. IS. Milton Lottago, Karungahapo Road, James Wllaon; \A> ANTED KNOWN, that ¥. J. Somer- V T field is allowing throe shillings in tne pound to olear Winter atook. ANTED SEEN, Scarlet Flannels, Is 3d ; short Window Net. __d and 7d per yard; Glycerine and Brown Wlnsor Soap, eight cakes for !«.—At Uampler'a Wakeflnld-atreet. \y ANTED, 3,000 Membcw to join VV, f » J. Palmer's Chrißtmas Club for Gro oario* on Saturday next. Sea largo advortlso _ ___? 1 . .»/ aNiED, Tcuderllpr a fi-Koometl » ' Hon»o; Plans and Spoolil wtions to bo Bicn at l)i|"y»r'a US! coryatoif,Syißonda-»troet To close uc 3 P.m, ra urd»y, dept. 16th. The lovroator any 'l'eoder not neooea-rlly aooeioted. WANTiiD to Sell, on Saturday : Young Ltmbt)a»t in season), from 3s Si per qr; Mution,_d : BjlUug Beef, from2Jdl Bplendid Uomed Boot. 3d; Roaßt Beef. 4d; "Veal, from 3d; Pork, from Sd ; Uurman Sauaaga, lid ■ superior Beef Sausage, 4d, Lard. Dripping, all kinds of roulcy, Ox TonKuon. Stuokoil Beef, &o.—G. Uulmv, Butcher, Queen-Btreet, Auckland. V^ ANTE D, THE PUBLIC "v "5 TO SO TO "9 DO •v *so „ 5 5 GOOOSON'B o 5. <" °* LONDON AItCADR, M - "9 *■_ Queon-Btrpot. 63)52 «S§ B|_ 2 '}OOaiß-U9.lt>{) S<? i, ■go j_ 'savoHv NOatJOT •c^ Sx_ s.Nosaooo &|~ GoonsoN's S _ & S. n LONDON AHOADB, T M 1 a Quoen-street. % % P .n HO s q _^ _ tr GOODSOJTS LONDON AEOADE, 148, Qneor.-Btreot. For Cnsn Only, fl Kor Cash Only For Coah Ouljr. r For Cosh Only •yO" ANTED KNOWN— THB ATKWMAKKKT "ORANCH UK rIjtWMAttKKT JJUANOH OF OUR CIIKaP DRAPERY WAREUOUSE IS NOW OPBN With a V.iukd Btcok of GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to 16 per cent. UKDEX! USCT-L QVJKKN- BTfiK-T PBIpZS. ALL GOODB MARKKD JN PLAIN FIGORRS. \VM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, SOO & 302. UPfKli QUEHN-STRBET. For Cash Only, k For Ca»h Only, For Cash Only. 8 Kor Cash Only, VRTANTiiD saEN, the Boys' Merino »» Sinslots, Is; Mons' do, la Gd; Gents' Hard-felt Uats, 8a Oil; Mou'a Regatta. Solrts. from 2s M ; at Dumplor's, Wakafloid-Btreot. 1W TAlLOiiS.—Wanted, a Coat Hand for bawko'n Buy. — Apply to Wm. MoArthur and Co, 1-iOst and Fonno. IOST, a Bunch of Keys.-Kinder will I ba rewarded by returalng tham to Mr McN-111 liak.r. Nnwmarket. [ OBT, in Quoen-street, o» Wedneßdoy JLI afternoon, a plan on tracts? oloth, ef no vaJae to anyone bit the owner.—Finder will be rewarded on bringing to W«.;tc'« Library. TAKJIN byMiataice, a Mackintosh Coa», from Parnell Mail. Tuesday night. Finder plcuo return to Stab Oflloo. To Let. rO LET, in Ponsonby Hoad, lhe lato Woiltyan Parsonage, containing Blx rooms, two register grataa. and kitchen range; g_s and water laid on.—Apply to J, MnrrUcn, Asphaltfir, Vewton Koaa. T*O LET, Regent-street, Carlton Uore X Road a House containing 8 roomn, with dotaohud wnnh-VottHO and good supply of water, —Apply to Mr Ulq-bod. opposite. I^o LET, over Win. H. Smith's Cheap IJrapory Warehouse. 3 roomn and idtohon ; water and gas laid on. Ksoolltint opening for a dressmaker. LET, O'Noill.jtioet, Ponsonby, a • nioo House of 6 rooms, &c—D. F. Kvann, Kertate Agent. >*H) LKT, at v orth Shore, a Bouse of 8 I rooms with out houses (reit Ruv. Mr ates's), Grey-streetr-Apply The Corn Broom Fantory, Cnatom-honse-3treot. rpo LET, a comfortable 5 roomed Cot- I ta* c, with garden. In Brown-Btreet, Pon sonby; rent low to a. 8ult»bl. tenant—Apply to '. Lipsoombe, Waiwlo1!: Houso, Ponaonby Roa^. r|'O LET, New Shop and UwclliDg, gopd I position, corner of Brighton Road and Brown-street; first-class opening for general etoro or butcfter.-D, F, Bvacs, Kstate Axeat. Qneen-ttreet. '^ rO LET, a Six-roomed House in Kyle street, Ponronby; rent Us 6d per weeK.— Apply on the premises. •BO LET, a convenient House of 6 roams I in Upper Union-street, near at James's Chnro_.-Apply to B. GUtos X Sons, Wyndham mroet. ' |>O LET, Two Koonis.—Apply to Mrs. .8- Norrle. Brighton, Parn.U. rai o LET. BT. GKORnwa BAY, Parnell — Honee, six rooms, &0., &o.; only 1S« per week. CNEIb 81REET, Ponsonby-Houie, 6 rooms, &o.; only 13s pur week, CONQUEST PL\OSj Parnell— Cottage ot i rooms. &.o, ; snly 9g per woek. V. V, RVANB, Kstate Agent, Queen-street. '|1 O _, E T. VILLA, REBIDRNOB (Dr. Klilott's. who Is leaving for Ilngland), situate on Ponsonby Road. Splendid opportunity for a modtoal man. D. F. EVAN9, BBtato Agent. Queen-street rp o l^ c t. ST. GRORSK'S BAY ROAD, Parnell. — A Comfortable 81x-roorod Cottage; largo all.t ment; oloso to boaoh. D. F. KVANS, Kstate -gent. TO MERCHANTS, LIVBKT STABLK I KBHPKBB, AMD OTHBRB REQUIRING LA RGB PRBMlflita IN XHK CENTRIC OF ia_ oirr. TO LtT OR LWA.SK—ThoBe cxtansive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoinmg the Haymar ket, at propent ocouolod by Banten Brothers, Coach bailrters, who are removing to their new promises in w akefleld-street. oppo&lte Moiisra Garrett Bros. Apply BABTKW BROS,, Dutham-Btreet '■pO LEASE, a Large Piece ol Land, a adapted for any ittnd ot manufactory with large buildings —H. Partlogton, House and Land Agent, b'tichbiry'ii Bnildings, Quten street, _ >~f\O LST, a new ■well-finished House in 1 Grace-street Ponßonb;; Gas and watei laid on.—Apply. Mr B. Brown, next door. HIGH-STREEJ1 OfTice to Let. Bed very low to permanent tenant.—Apply to 8. Ront. HOU>B and Shop To let, cornel tipper Queen and Bast-straets, near lh( new R.C. Cathedral. Kent moderate.—Applj next door to J C. Wllkes. TTrEY^STKKILT.— To Let, a House ii XJT Groy-Btrcet, 10 rooms; water laid on rent, S2a week.—Apply. Mrs Adama OFFICE* TO LEII .—Apply, Londoi Loan and DUocrant Co.. High street, : ■ doors from Vnlo&n Lang. \)Otv'lH HHOKK.—ieveral Houses Ti XT! Let. Furuishod and Unfurnished; also Choice Allotmentfl Kor Sale in all parts of th diatriot.— Apply. R and R Dnder. OFFICE TO LKT.—Apply at G.N.L..A Rooms, Qaeen-street



For Bale. FOX SALE, a Large Freehold' Block near Queen-street, on tho level. A raru ohanoo to In vi st in a property rapidly rising in value.—Apply by letter, P. Glover, 22, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rj\U INVeSTOKS.—For Sale a Lease- I hold Property, 22 years, with S new houses. A good Investment.—H. Partlngton, Honae nnd Land Agenf, Htlohhury'a Bnildlnga. PIANO I>'OK fc>AL,ii ; splendid walnat i. oa*o, oarvod trasses; £29 notu Also, Family Bawin« Maohiuo, nearly new.—Apply one door abovo Mrs Walters' (milliner), Hobson- Dtroett pIOR SALS, a 4-roomed Verauduli Cot- M. taee, vtlkh Rood freeho'd allotment and garden; water laid on.—Somerset Piaoe.Howe street. Jpi O R S At E. That VALITABLB PKOPKRTYatthe corner of Up?er Qaoon-streot and KarnnicuhKpo Hoad, with large fronUge to liuth thoroughfares, and ;ne two three story DwelllnK-honseu ereoted thoroon, tho property of the late W. Walters Hsq. Apply lo H ABHTON & SOW, Houae. Land, and Estato Aeonts, i 8. New Zealand Insurance Uulldlngß. { 101 O X £ A L~ F. ONiHUNGA, MAIN STHKKT. GOOD FOUR-ROOMED HOUSTC. Shop, baker's oven, cowshed and stable: largo oorner alllotmcnt; asa allotment, W x 30. with shed. 1 A Rood payinp; bakery nr.d grooory business I at present Carried on in tho premises, for im modiato sale, as owner is leaving the district. Price £359. D. F R.VANS. Kstiice Afiont. _ _ _ A jj E iiLLKItBLiB— Handsome Villa Residence containing 6 rooms, pautry &c.; large bow window. Flnlshod lv a scporlor manner. Knifllah Rango and Koglster Grute, Tank, Qnl vanlood li-on BtaD'o. Uoach-honse. and Store: Garden la cultivation, fruit and ornamental trees. Cornor Allotment GO x 145. Two minutes walk from Railway Btation on Panmure Road. A really choioe little property. Prloo, £150: terms easy, D. F. KVANB, 653 Ketate Agent. Sji O 11 S A. L JE. DRAKK-BrRKKT, »RK»MA.S'3 BAY-A really nloa Houno of 0 rooms, coitl and wood shod; gan and water laid on; good position. D. F. KVANS, Kst ate Agent. q g A"^- U E. NEWMARKKT, — Very deslr»b:o Bnelnefls Premises, (Ituato in Kyber PaBS. near New ruarket. Alio, threo Houses and Allotments In name valuable looallty.-FuU particulars on application to D. F. KVAH3, 551 K^tste Agent. XpOK IMMKDIATK SALK. aPRINB-aTRKttT, PONSONBY. — Splendid Building sites, partly fonoeti, high gronud ox oollent position. Prloe, only £2 per roo*. Mtui bo cold at once. D. P. KVANS. Kstato Agent. WOK IMMEDIATE a& h IT. MOUST KDKN-NewTnd Pretty Villa of 5 rooms, outhonso, &o.; splendid allotment, 50 by 200; main road frontage; nloe garden; good position; very de&lrablo and oheap; must bo sold at once, owner leaving the district. D. IT. KTV4.NB, J572) Kstate Agent. Qaeen-street tj\ OK 8A L X OR TO LE T. COMFORTABLE SKVKN-ROOMKn VILLA RKSIDKKCK in best part of PoaßOnby; large garden and valuable O'ohard; fine view; himu! well built and esoeptlonaily dry, con veniently sltuatod for keeping boat and bath ing. Ka»y terms to purouaser, or moderate rent to flrat-clasa tenant. D, V. BVAN3, Estate Agent) O 11 SAL E. BOTKU — For Sale, the Lease, Goodwill, Btoos, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, doing a good and steadily Improving bunlnoss. The Houbq, oontalnlni; 12 rooms and bar. 1b new, well finished, and handsomely tarnished, Terms made easy. ifor partioulorg apply to D, F. KVANS, 630 Kstato Agent. Qneen-atreet. I|UKM FOR SALE. — UAttGdIN. A very oomf ortablo little Farm, consisting ot 21 acres real good fertile land, with mbßtantial Homestead, oxtensivo Untbulldlcgs. etc.. etc.; good Orchard, Basil, *:o ; near a School and xuil way station. This Is for absolute tale; no reasonable offor rofnsod; owner must realise. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. (5)7) JLp O 5 S A. L Ei MOUNT EDEN, near Toll-bar. Splendid Allotment 99 x 198, onltlvated, with Now Cottage of i looms; largo American cook ing Stove; good water supply: main road frontage. A flrat-o'.aas building site. U. F. KVANS, Kstate Agent. Ifi U B SALE. PROPERTIES, Largo and Small, in various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately, 800 BTAH BATUHDIY SUPPLEMENT for a fOW and more on application to tho undorsli<ned. MONK.V to LEND, and every facility given lopurohaaoiu. D. F, EVANS, Vgtftto Agent Qneen-Btroet [Ti O Jtl S A L E. SHELLY BKAOH ROAD.-Cotteße of four rootnt, BouUory, &0., iplondld allotment, 60 by 120. feaood and planted, nioo garden, near the boaoh, and magtiifloent view ot tho harbour Thla is a vory dutlrsblo property, and owner dotarmlcod to sail at onoe. Prloe low. D. F. KVANS. WI Kstato Agent M O X SALE. ALBKRT-BTRKRT (near Upoer Qaeen-st.)— Comfortable Verandah Villa, i rooms, scullery, and back bedroom, stable, fowlhouse. (food well and nloa garden, gas laid In, allotment 33 z 115. Di F. HVdNtf. jhTOK IM.MEDIATB SALE. GOOD INVEST MKNT. Two Handoome Villas, gable ends, bow wln dowa, «.0., &o.: froehold Allotments, each S3 z 90, drained and fenced. Now let to good ten ants. Price, JJSOO each, or ££20 foe the lot. altuato boat oart of Graoastreot, Ponssnby. V. F. UVANS, Kstate Agent. om_ Just Ijanded, TnANsnrw'.TD fbom Oaioutta : gQ BALKB 103 tD. WOOLPAOKS JQO OABH3 CASTOR OIL. H, B. Morton. Palis. miEKNAN'S FREEHOLD GOLD A. MINING COMPANY (LIMITED).', The Dlrootors have this day made a Call (the second) of Sixpence per Bhare, payable to tho Secretary, at the offloe of the Company, Auok land, on WKDNaSDAY, the 11th day of Ootober, 1882. JAMBS BTODART. Secretary Auokland, September 13,1832. Corporation Notices, nilY OF AUCKLAND. EARTH OUTTI«g7aLBKRT PARK. The City Council will receive tenders until 3 p.m. Of THORdOAY, the 21st Instant, for the abovo work, la terms of specifications and con ditions at the office ot the City Surveyor, Counoll Chambers, High-street. The Connoll do not bind themselves to accept any tender. TeDdors to beondoreed, "KaithCutting. Albert Pttrk' P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerfc. Town Clerk's Ofßoo, September 14,1882. Electoral. pONSOJS-BY WARD. To the voters of Pos3onby,—Believing an opportunity would have arisen ot meeting you publicly, I refrained until now from ad dreßßlsg you through the Publio Press. The rnmour lnnnstrioaaly circulated and re peated by thougbtlesß friends that I was en deavouring to eeoore a Beat in the City Counoll ta ventilate an old qnarrol of another pareon, 1b Witnont foundation Ih*ve no quarrel to von tiiate.elther of my own or any other person! bnt.if eleoted, will advooato thoae moasnrea wnioh I believe to bo oonduolve to the B.A vanccment Of the whole dUtrlot, regaraiess ot neighbourhood or poQition. with the published views of the other candi dates I conour, and will nrge the fmmeaiate Using ot the permanent levels of the streets of. the Ward, the lighting of back and other Btreets. the equitable enfori ing of by-laws In those localities only where suitable, and non interference and meddling tmul nl-.solaf.oly noor.fHtiry with existing industries within the limlta ot the Ward. In conclusion, I ask you to fulfil the promises ot votes and suptort so freely given to me, and so exercise yonr privilege"of voting at tha Pon i oaby Ball to-morrow ai to secure the election ot tne tut cc Candidates who will use their in fluence and best watch and advooate' your interests In the Council, and the interests ot the whole pity. I remain, Yours faithfully, ALBERT DBVORff.



j J. JuDllc JNoticoa. I TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZKALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT.- No. 8.771. - B-Jtweoa JOSKPff lIOWARO P.alniiff, and TIiOMAU HKNRY MABIN Defendant. I hereby Rive noUoa that, nnder a Writhe)1, facias duly lssnbd ont of thin HonouraDu Cjurt. In thn above uolion, the Estate aofi interest of tho above nauiod 1 homaa Henry Mabin, as ownor of tho feo simple in all that plaoo of Laud In tho I'rovinolul Diatriot of Auckland. In ihoisaid Oniony, containing _tehty Acre?, sitoatfid in tho Pari h of Jtanlrapalrapa, In tho County of Jtlareden, and boing Southern Portion of —llotmmt Number Seventy-seven, na.ro been taken >v execution at tho anlt of the above-named Plaintiff; r.nd that tho same will be Sold by mo, at ray offloo. Huprerae Court heufO, Auckland, on tha expiration of One Calendar Month after tho ilrst publication hereof, to wit, MONDAY, tho sixteenth day ot Ootober next, at 12 o'o'ock noon, unless tho Uobt and Costß be soonov palft ; and that Thog. Cotter of Snortland-street. Auckland, is the Solioltor for the Kxecuiion Creditor, Dutod this sixth day ot Soptembor, 1882, I ilffiNßY CLAYTON BUKWKR. StierliT of the Dlntrlot of Auokland. *T 0 W READY, Till- DOCTRINE or E V 0 L U T lON, By T. W, Luys, PRICK :-B IXPKNCB, Proonrab'o at Weyto's, Upton and Co.'s, Chatnptaloup and Cooper'B, and all Bookseller?. I> OBE R T BLAIKIE, -■-*1 Member op Tatteesau/s.Auckland, Umj Books open on all forthcoming ovontp. Doable Events—MclbDnino Derby and L'ud, odda from SOO to 2 to 800 to 2"; Cup (-itrulßiit out), from 200 to ito 200 to 21; C. J.O. Handicap (straight'out), from IGO to 3to 10(1 to 20. Longent current OM* laid, i.uhjoct to Marfeotalterations. All Beta " P P." Ruulnoss Rtriotly oonfldnntiaL rjnHE Night-Soil Contractor will require 1 the fcoDttmbor quarter to be pal<i for before ho continues tho eervloe, Householders who noglect payment will not bo attended to unless payment is made in advance.-Ofilo o City Market, Qieen-S'reot Entrance. Open: from 9 to 5 p.m.: Saturdays, to 0 p.m CHRISTMAS CLUBIII OHBI3TMAB CLUB ! 11 i la Onb and Bixpenqs Piß Week, -j/g Walter j. palmer Wiflbos to Inform tho Pnbiio of Pitt-street and district that he will open his Christmas Ciub for Orooeries on S ITURDAY nexc, the 16th inst. Every membor entering on that date will bo entitled, on the 18th Deoombor, to the fallow ing Roods :-21bs Tea. 1/: lglbs Sugar. 4/6; Sibs Kaiains. 2/; albs Curranis. 2/2; lib Peel, 1/8; 251ba Flour, il; Spice. /2; 3 Una Jam, 2/; Nut megs. 12; Jib Coffee, /9; Cinnamon, Jil totals &l 1/0. A Bonus it Hb Raisin?, lib Currants, and i b Peal will also bo presonted to etch mem ber.— N.B.—Don'c forgot, tie Club opens on Saturday Noxc. Come early to avoid the crush. Note tho address: W. J. PALMRR. iHT WINDSOR STORE, "__, At the Junction cf Pitt and Grey<streets. A I N E 15 R O S. , GENERAL IMPORTERS, GRAIN ANR COMMISSION MKR. C HANTS, 3, QUEBN-STRSET, AUCKIAHD. OS HAND, AND 1 0 ARRIVE, Gbkkual Mnno_AN_isE- Now Soasoa's Toub, cheat;. J chcstp, and boxes Sagar, CeffcGH Pepper and. tfploa Riaa. T»ploo_, and Oatto E'.emes. tnilcanap, and Currants Canaiod Peel and Citron fiiudles and Wax Matches Duncdtn and Hobart Jama Di'lon'.! Burrow Confeotionery Oilman's Stores) So., Sec, &c, WooA'a and other brands Flour McSiii'b and Andoraon'B Oatmeal Oita, Bran. OhafT Maize, whsat. Sharps, Bnd Bono Dnst S THING and Summer Millinery.-Knsh Gatß, 44; White Hats, 7d; Tiimmed Hats, from 2s; Oooip Bonnets.—Mrs Whltehoaa, Milliner, Newton, USK Marshall's Homoeopathic Tincture ot Oaloiria Carl) fur slow and diatonic teething, nettle rash, &O, Prloo. Is.- Qoodson. London Aroado. POINT CHEVALIER HIGHWAY DISThUT. At a Meeting of the Trustees of tho above Dletriot, held at the Northern Hotel, Great North Road, a Rate of One Shilling in the found was levied, on the annual vaine ot -U Ratable Prooerty in the District, payable in one sum on the fl'Bt day of Ootobur, 1882. JA_USJ. DIGNAN, Chairman. * LITHOGRAPHftD PLAN, by Mr D. cV. H. Bayldon, ehowlnt; thn Couree of Reefs and Positions of Queen of Beauty, Queen ot Ensland, Bouthorn Croßs, London Mariners, Prlnoo Tmnerial, Hand of Friendship, and Walotohi Mines, may bn had at N. G. Lennox's (late K. Wayte'a), 100. Qaeen-itreot, Anokland. Prloe, One anilling, r~O THE INHABITAINTS OF PARNELI. AND SURROUNDING DI3TJRICT3. AU Aooonnta owing for Bervieoa In connec tion with my Nightsoll Contract are to bo paid only to myself or my Coilcoior. Mr Wood jiUFPE, whoso reoßipta and no other will bo reooKnised, GKORSB WILSON, * UCKLAND SUrtIPTURK GIPT r^ ASbOCIATION,—Notioe to Soholars.— The above Association will award at Christmas next, a Prim Book to all aoholars in attondsnoo at the city and suburban Publio Sohoola who vcrlte, laarn, and tepeit oarefully, tha Tenth Chapter of the Gaspol of St. John. N.B — Tba uisruaturo ot parent, and testlfyluß in words to correct repetition, wilL bo specially required on ach paper forwarded. a LL the Principal Dressmakers, Tailors, r\ and Bootmakers are supplied with Sewing Moohlnea by n, 8. Chambers, 70, Queen-street, oppoßiteßankofK.Z, &JL\F Society iirlnolplos, or on other terms to nutt borrowers. Allotments bought and Innses built on woekly payment eyatem. ilurtgsgca and Loans negoklntad, Beo List of Properties tor sale on 4th paeo. Bbr. ner cont, allowed on money deposited tor tnvestrneirt.- O. WiLLiiiisoN, tAnii. EBtnto and Financial inmt nnd Valnator, 3. Vulcan t*n« rwOW Ojm »ALE, NEVADA SILVBR SPOONS AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 10, Queen-street, Opposite the Town Clock. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT X PKKMANKNT BUILDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT BOOIKTY OT AUCKLAND, Omasa Corner Qukkh-st, and VuloanLanb, Board or mahaobmskt — Prosldentt Thos. Poaoock, Esq.; M.H.K, Vice President: A. G. Hoi ton, Keg, Treaßorer i Thos. Mankj, Keg. Dlrootorai Measra, Graves Aiclcta, Edward Hartley, H. Brett. Jas. Dacre. J. J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G, P. Pierce, O, U. Stone, and H, G. Wade. Manager George Frasor. THIS SOCIETY Is prepared to make advances to the extent of throe-fourths of tha value on Freehold or leasehold Property, UKPAYMftNTS. oaioulntoa on tho lowest possible remunerative scale, may bo spread over any reasonable number of years. FINBS SOI B«FORO«U In oaaea ol slok nwa or want of employment. Members may join as Investors or Borrowers at any time. Intending Bomra-crg before deriding would do well to apply at the office ot thla Society, where they can make arrangements and termi to suit their oonvonlenoe. W.il,—uorrowors bhare in the profits. OATS, FOWL WHEAT, SHARPS, BRAN. TO Arbivb in a Day or Two : 1000 BACKB PBIMK MIIiIiTOG OATiJ IQQ SACK 3 PBIMHi FOWL WHKAT 10 TONS BHAN IQ TONB SHABP3. Samples can row ho seen at FRANK TAINE'S, NO. 13, CUSTOM-HOUeE-STBKKT KAB C HE ARCH HFITTbEICK AND. TILI COMPANY (LIMITED), NOTICE Is hereby Riven that a. Call (th seventh), Of ONB SHILLING: per Bhare baa boei made, payable to the tuidorsiened, at the ofllci Ot the Company, No 21, New Zealand Insurano BuudinesTAuckland, on tiATORDAY, the7t! October.-18U } FBUR OI^bKH. eieoretary, Auokland, September 12th. 1882.



Amusements. ITT-STREET WESLEY AN BiNJ OP HOPB, , An Entortalnnunt, to o^lobrato tho Thlr^ • Annlvargary of tno abo^o. will ba hsM in th - Upper fohool-room ou FRIDAY KVXNIN( '. noxt. To commence at 730 Admission: . Membera under 11, 3d; oil others, Gd. '; J^EMUERA SOCIAL UNION Tho next Donon «U1 takn place in the Hall ot . WfIDXUdUAY EVIiNING. 27th instant. M, A. CLARK, lion. Hee. iJraperv, <ssc. Important Hoticb By Q-ARLIOK CaANKr|tLL TO OUH CU3TOMERS.- Wo havo the honour to infoun you that, after mature consideration, we havedoolded to roliioqulah tho nrti.l JiCRYaTid OOOTH -INU BUSINKiia; our sole reason for doing bo in to obtula mare epica for oar FUR NISHING TRADK. Kor gomo tlmo patt wo havo tail to kcop quite Halt o( onr Stock out of sight for want of SHOW ROOMS. ■ By giving np tho Drapery, Mlllinorr, and Cloihlng Departments, wa Bhall obtain a muoh larger aroa for KXHIBITING FURNITUKH, and tnough wo ehall loso your patronage for Uraporv and ClotMnrc, hope to retain and inoroaso it for all kiafla ot FURNISUIN3 GOOD3-to tho Masu- PAOrußßand Sum ot which wo nhaUßlvo Our whole nt'.ontlon. OnrNKW CABINET FACTORY bolnp; completed (tho largest ol ita kind In Auck land), tho ICxtra Acsommudati^u thus ob tainod, together with tha advantages oC Maohlnory now Doing oraotod, will onabln us to execute onr orders more oxpoditions'y at loss cost, and Yours respectfully, GARLICK & CRANWJJLL. We Stun Hor,n a Clkarins Sale for One IMonth. AfiordlnK our Castomera and the Pnblio an opportunity of sooarlog DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PRICES FIR UNDRR COST! (Many Lines will be marked <Jo wn to Half Piloe), and after tha Month's Salo the bilanco will be Sold either by Auotira or to tho Trade. GARLIC X & CR AN WELL Fin a l C 4 s h Sale. The CONFIDENCE! of the PUBLIC la our lnst Clearing Silo (at Dissolution ot Partnership) was clearly demonstrated by the dot that wo took in HARD CASH the Large Bum ot TVPKLVK THOUSAND POUNDS In Tmj Wbeks ! OUR OBJSCT IS THIS (only our Seoand Clearing Salo in Eight Yeare) is to TURN INTO CASH, as qniokly as posslblo, TEE WHOLK of. OUR PRKBKNi' FIRST OLAS3 STOCK, togathsr with tho NKW SBASON'd GOODS now opening np aad to arrive during the month. GARLICK & uKANWtaLL. . WE BHALL, SHLIi W ORTH OKQOOD3 for £8,500. And as overy day wo aro realising wl.l be a FINANCIAL LOSS, we Bhall not prolong the Bale ONB DAY longer than la abso lutely neoessarr. Therefore, we aek onr Frlenda to pay in an Karly Visit. GAELICK & CKANWELL, JL HANKS. Wo take thia opportunity of thanking our Cus tomers for tholr constant and liberal patro nage during the last 3 years, aa during that pariod, under the Cash System, our Drapery aad Clothing Returns rase from £9000 to upwards of Twenty Thousand Pounds per Annum, and though we regret to bo obliged to throw up (for reasons already stated) Buoh v largo business, it Is gratifying to ns that we Buocoaded in pleasing our Patrons.whom wo ara determined to secve well to tho laot, as a Visit to our Clearing Salo will prova. GARLICK & CRANWELL, Clt; Hall Arotdo. JUST ARRIVKD, EX ASHMORF, Two Cases of Blank Dress Goods, splendid quality, oomprlfilng Merinos, Cashmeres, Slclllanc, Brocade Satins, Italians, Coburga, and Garflcld Cloths. These are Imports^ by na direct from the Manufacturer, and will be sold fab below AUCKLAND -WHOLESALE PBIOHS. Also Opening—Nuns' Veiling Cloth, Crepo, Oatmeal, and Various New Dresa Material?. During the Dr&pow Sale wo shall make Speol&l Reductions on FURNITURE, CARPETS, AKD FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, ISTH SEPTEMBER, 18S2. GfARLICK & C/RANWELL QUEES-STREST, AUCKLASD. CHEAP SALE 1 CHEAP BALE I A J. Qraen's.Vlotorla-streßt, for One Monti only; the whole Stook reauoed to bslo vr Markc Value, as tho following prices will show:- Ladios stays, reduced from 6a ed to Zs 61 (size 24 to 28 lnohes), with Whalehone btiiTimlnjrH Ladioa' Chemises (soiled from being in the win :*iow), reduced from It fid to Ss Sd-hkndsomel! embroidered and good calico. Mothors, te member best Vloles Powdor and Fuller*!! Earth reduced from 3d to Id par paoltot; largo Ii paoketo Violet Powderi nt sd; largo barrels o Fullex'a Earth, rednoed from 1 c to fli ocr barrel Hoyß' Bmall eizsd Straw Hatß. rodnced from 9i to sd; Bmbroldoty, from 2Jtl yard; all Km broldory bolHdk at reduced prices; Rood Blankets, large blzqs. rcdnood from Sla lid to IRi 6d: Double Widih Sheeting, leduoed from l! til to la 2d per yam; Hoa-iioK, t&Au, ed; from -Ii to 43a. all v;ool; Kiannel, rednoed to B}rt ywd Btout Black Velveteen. reauo«d from 68 fid to 2i 4d par yard; Good Black Lustre, reduced to 9?l:Mona' Cotcon Sookß. 3}l »or pair; L."W. Bocks. lOd per pair; Towels, reduoed from 6d ft 41d oach: extra long Towels, reduced to Hd worth is 4d; Brown Turkieh Towels, reduoec from In fid to Is 2d; Laoe falls, reduoed trom Ii 6d to 01 each; Calico, 31 yard; crinolines, wort) Ba 6d, reduoed to 4d; also suitable for mafctni fly oatchos, f*ncy baskets, &o. j Pompadou Ribbon, rednoed from 9d to 2d a yara, Sal oommouocs Saturday, 9th September, and end 7th October. For Oae Month Only. — J QRBEN. 85. Victoria-street,—A full assottmoD of Ladies' Underclothing all at reduced prioni Nlßht Dresses at Ss ottoh,-J, grk;kn, et vlotoria-Btreet



Shipping, i ° *«k"Jb <P ON Cnrgo per I ISIiAND MX [ (1 ,"j; j _ '■'..* ftm reqnwed ti pay freight ana II! <M " take <Je:lvery atonoo. '•' l; 3 D K. COOPKfi, [p-|j Master, I j; j£&!fcv RBIGANTINB OCEOLA. if ' 'Qm •*-* S"KOM TIMAKU. - Tills ! &2u2§giP' JWMH having onterod at tho Cns- Iff •fewmsKrea ™'"9. ':f>-Pifnncß nr o requested to I ,„,„, „. h ,., '"'to <Htvwy ot their Uooob, in I Mnrtm£ s"r !li rSo 1U b0 ldllded and Et°red « : 188? -iK'J'i'.-Ariu/ciniiC, 11th Kontember, ! | Jiazetto in Bankruptcy. >\\ IN TIIK SUPREME COURT OF NFW I Ul3TlflOr. IjANDI HOBTn«BH WDIciS | IN BANKRUPTCY. jj In tho matter of i« Tho Dob'.ora and Ore- iii dltora Act, IS7C," and tho various Aota i amendlm; tha sumo. and.of iho Bunk- II ruptoy of John Jounbo.v, a Dabtor, »: This Is to nntlfy that John Johnson, oC North- I cote, near Auckland, in the I'rovlcoUl UlsHot H ot Auckland, i.-i Nbw 7. dnnd, Carpr-nter, has I ™ ?£? £ le<l a Sttt=>""->»t r.h-:t he i* nnsb;o to I meet his hnß» f »-m»nts with his Creditors; tho i Firm Moi.tlcs of Cc'lc-ra to ba hsid at the f Hupvpmo OoiKtiOiifT-, AiiokUud, Oo THUKS- I oclock in tlio foremen. ■ Dated tub I3',h day of September, 1882, i G. W. BAULKY, | OOKtnaLANDCOOPBT., Re«l^«- Vu'c m Lann, Auckland, Ii j joiloltoM t>i Uebtor. 1,5 IN THE SUPREME COURT OP NEW I ZKAIiA.NI>, NOIUHIHRN DMRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In t«jo wattey ot " Thn Dobtnra ond Creditors Act, 1870." aT"I iho Anto omunfline the Himo, uud o; tlju Hiokruiitoy of John STiCiciihv. otlWen Vn'o. f»5 tceSnbaiba r | . of tho City ot Auoklaufi, Agont,ta ~ ! l.'eluor. ' i, ! I herohj-summon ngonora.l meeting of tho Cro : dito a of tin wiid John ttiokhy to beUioli at the bnprome Court hou?p, In rheCltvot .snok land, on »U VS I >AY, tio 19:h .lay 013 JDtamber Instant, at H u'oiotiit toon, fur tho nurpojca of ivoeivinK my report anil granting the Buid John S'lcWey an onlor of dilibharge, | Diteai'iislUhfJay cJSfDiomtior, IFE2 ! T«O:MAOIfFARL*.NK, G. T. KrcETt.Eir. Qaoon street, Auckland. UoDtoi if solicitor. I TN THS SUPREME COURT OF NEW I JL ZKAfjAND, MUKTIUCRN UI3TMOT. f IN BANKRUPTCY. | Id tho mattor of " 'I ho Oebtaro nnfl Creditors Aor, lS7G,"ando{ tho soveral Aota amond- j ing tho euuio, a»d ot the Hunkrontoy o£ lnou^r.D Jjsmicß Vkkooe. of Helena- * vtile, in iho District of ivaipftr*. in the Ifs Provincial District ot and ii Colny of J-"o?sr Zealand, Oontraotor HI and OarpenT r, a Debtor. » 111 This In to notify that Klohai-d Jameß "Vorooo X of Hulonsvl.lo, Contractor and Carpenter, hag 8. tola day filed a statomont (In writing) that ho la Ii nn&blo to meet hta engagements with hia Credl- Wi tora; the Kirst Meaiioß of Orortitora to bo hold II ot tho fc'uprema Conrt Bnildimp, Auekl&nd F> on WKDNKSUAY, the 2othday or Soptombor 1882, at the honr o£ 2 o'oiook in tho afternoon. »ate« at Auckland, thia Hih day of Septom- Dor, 18S2i G. TT, 11ASLKY, taA.Buu. l^ntyltoKistrar. QuedK-strcet, Auckland, Soiioitor forvho Dobtur, IH THK BANKRUPf ESTATE OF ciifirlJLf .IK. |tl Ccaditora who havo not nTrtady dono so, nra I reqiieß tort to provo thulr Claims with mo on or W before THUBSDAY. tho 21ec instant, when a I First and Jfinal Dividend oC 20a in tho & will bo ll piyab',o. m THO. MACFFABLAME, | Supremo Court, Anrkland, Tmstco. . jg September U, 18S2, ■ I j Auocione. I'O-MOKIIOW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTKY, PRODUCE, I v, l nr.Fl. l nUlT' AND OBOCKUY AUCTION JMA.HK.tII. ARTHURS MAKT. POULTRY DiCPAKTMKNT. Fowlh, Ttirlceys, Dnokß, Qooso, PisooßS. Unna* rles, Fancy Birds, Three ta-ifisome Guinea - Piga f(ona Hooart Stock, graall and Snokinff H Pigs H PHOnuCB. FRIJIT, ANT» GKCCKRY DX- | Good Tablo Potatoes, trora Walkato, Pukekoho I cm; Carrot", Maawloa, PumplrlPß, Cab- J batsos. Unl.-ns 6 o«»s of Good Canterbury H Bnoon and Hams, imndry J^o'q of Bacon nnrt jl Hams. «oof, Pork. Bntter, Cheese. Flour, 1 %£* l?ft tel Ma"' Mtt' Z8' '" W Looal -PW: : 1 FRUIT. — Apples, Lemons GROGKRIEB.-Tea, Coooa, Coff-je, Snjrar. Rioa. ' Cornflanr, Staroti, Blui, dnar. OandleH 11 Palnt.Oii, 5 keks i-iaah Who ivi'e ttoaleDf I SlX(^odG^aß edin liiaa"ilB' as'orted Ifrol*>' :J FURNITURK DKPARTMBNT:- rll ON SALE PRIVATELY, AT AUCTION PBIOES : j ( A very Suoarior I'lanaforto (lU.tlo nsed). two 1 Rood New Pianos, o aeoond-huud Piano an 3 Amorioan Orcran, Stoves, Wratos, oto. I A Largo ana Varied Atieortment of General j THURSDAY, 21S(, NOOnT" ~~■ \ DEVONPORT, KORfH SHOKE. U SPLEwDID bUJLDI.NI* SITES, RICOC 1 VOLGAKIC KOID, fLOSE TO I! HARBOUR, SIIOBT DIS- ii TAMCK FROM WHARF. B, ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions to Boil by auction at his EnUto, Land, ona HouboSi'oßoom.ArthuraMart, Uneon-Btreet; oa i'hurbday next, 21st inßt,, at 13o'oiook noon, • SIX FINK BUICMNG ALLOTMENTS, eltuaied in Grpy-stri>ot. a short dmtanoe from tho Harbour, at the foot of ;-:ount Viotorla or JTlagstalTHiil, onmmandiDß pljaßant prospect, satroanded by some of tho best residences in tho North. Bhoro, but & ten minutes' walk from tha wharf, oloee to churohes and schools. Th6aollißriohvolo--Jiio. - ■Arareohance for oroaurfng a hoaUhy and onvanloiit Bite fora horaeßtead. i The Allotments are flagged. TO-MORROW. SIBBI N'S MART, At 11 o'olock, "I OO SACKS MALT, StrPKWOR. lOoVckßOatfl 1M SaOkß Mti ™' V'ltao Bamplo 2u tons Boat Tablo Potatoes 20 bags Good Bowl Wheat 8 tons Flour Bran and Shares Fork and Boat GROOKUIKS and SUNDRIES. TO-MLORUOW. PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL soli by auction nt tho Exchango Mart, Qucon-otreot, To-morrow, at 11 o oiocir, Anoklacdaad Oantorbnry Potatoes' In Primn Condition. «-"«™ Oniona. Cljecso. H»oon. Hams, 5 tons Floup Riou, Oatmeal, Chics Wheat . 'i en. Bit oaits, Canaiee, Saap, Beef 10 saoks Ityo Graes teed Abo, Clothing, Orapcrr, Chest Drawsra Kondots, HalvaalKsd Buckotsi , FKID.vY, at ll o'clock! carjjines~&"tayloj{ TI7ILL sell, by auoHon, at their Sale .i •. 0111- Qaeon-street, Tomorrow, at oolios Bhaip, POULTRY - Fowln, Huoks, Tnrkoyg, Gocae, - 3foung Pigs, Omarloa and B rdn * PROHUOK — Horns and Eaooa, Chaose, T.ard, i Hooey, Potatwg, Onions, Oats, Maf«o, Bran. t Flour, Pig *>e<i, sharps, Wheat " GKOCKRIBi-Ton, fugar. Oatmeal, Corn ; Jfiour, Maetard, Caud/ca. So»p, Keroa*ne, • et<>. t ! DOUSItHOLO FtTHVirufi;;, Kitchon Utf-n. piln, Ciocbing, .ic.f.lKj}, aad ruuoiii'H, etc,, , oto. t OAKBINEB & XAYLOK, j Attctioneerg. .• B. aoNICS. It. O. CARH. B. D TON^ | . WEDNESDAY, SEPTKMBaR 20. I'SE.VEN-PvOOMBU HOUSF » ; ", /BRIGMTOK ROAD. ' iiL; B, ; 1.0 $:% : B & cO. } TTAVE .received imtmctions fo oell by I *v*&" ™ v':^ lho mti lnst" ■ X\ OOMfORTABIB S^VEN • RnOMKD r HOUSE, BI'JOHI'ON ROlfJ. PAR&KUi. c i with ail oanventnnceß, Aiiotmect 00 fett by 20P. s ; and being Lot !o,oi Hnbecotlou of ••lloMiicntß D f. 10,11, of Eectioo 4.Suburbß of Anohland, aed it ; adjoining tho iti idenoo of A. Laybourn, Keg. *> j*" 'Continued on I'ourlk Page.)