null ami void, lie also said tint he had never lived withher.—John M. Wayland, Kogt stnir of Biiths, Death*, and Marriage?, proved tho marriago of the prisoner to Marion Prangle, wid«w, oa the 9th of Junuaiy last. 1/e himself married them,— Marion Praugle, a widow, deposed : She arrived in Auckland about 15 months ago, and sonio fix months afterwards a corres pondence was commenced between herself aDd the prisoner, the result of it being her marriage to him on Ilia 9th of January last, in the Registrar's office. She did not then Know that the prisoner had a wife living, although sbe wag aware he had been prcviiauly married.— Isabella Aldridge, daughter of Captain Aldridge, also gave evidence as to pri soner's marriagj to MrjPra^qle; she was v witnts* to it.—Thin was the case for tbe p o»ccuti»n. —T'*e prisoner having no wit nesjes to call, at once began to addrois the jury. He said thaf, in February, 1858, he was raatried U Caroline ttandall, but that sbe doped from him twenty minute* after tho ccreinouy that made th<iin man and wifo. Her fttucr and brother brought her back to their .settlement on the following morning, but she did not come back to him. on the fourth day afterward she sent him hick the wedd ng ring by the hand* oE a native girl, and ho them luarnt tint she had gone viY with a native. Alter tbat she resided con tinuously in native territory and he nev.r saw her again, although rtore than 24 \ ears had elapsed. They hid never cohabited together, and indeed never interchanged a word afUr they wort made man »nd wife. It wt» hard that for such a woman he was to be d«priv.d of domestic happiness, and obliged to break up the, home that ho and his second wife bad had. -His Hontr, in summing up, pointed out that the t»o marriages were clenrly proved, as well as the prisoner's koowlcdge at the time the second marriage was celeb; ated that the first wife was living. The jury had no optun, therefore, but to linil tho prisoner guilty. True, the cir cumstances of the case w«ro ssmewhat hard, but it was to ba remembered that tho prisoner bad acted in a very unfair way towards Mrs Prangle, in getting her to go through the marriago ceremony with him while keeping lur in ignorance of the fact that ho bad a wifo liviag.—Tho Jury then retired from tho court, and afier an ab»enco of some) 20 minutes' duration they roturned Tho foreman after being challenged, said: Wo havo found the prisoner guilty— that is in law-but wo coDsidar the circumstances strongly ex tenuating. The jury believe that wheu the prisoner married tbo second time ho was firmly cenvinced that the first marriage was not aood in law. Th«»fore they recommend the pdsonur strongly to the mercy of tho Court.— His Henor signified that ho would take time to consider his judgment. A SPICY CASE. LAROENV.—Cbarles Davis was charged with having, on the fl3rd of Aegust last, stolen £100 in money, aid a watch-guard valued at £3 belonsing to 'I homas Davis, from the latter's dwelling house at Whai garei.—Prisoner pleadod not nuilty. Mr Tyler appeared for his defence. Mr E. Hesketh was associatsd with tha Crawn Prosecutor in tha prosecution.—Thonua Davit, hotelkeeper, carrying on business at Knrao, \Vhang»rai, deposed that on tho 22nd of August, he retired to bed about 12' o'clock, leaving two men sitting in tbe diniug. room. His wife and children had ictircd proviouily. He left a cash box containing £145 in ii°U> silver, notes, and cheques, in the Biore-rooix wbich adjoiaad the bar. The cash box was locked, and was placed on tbo top of a pilo of cases, about six feet from the ground. it was inside the fcp cat*. He went downstairs between 11 and 12 o'clock tho »ext d»y, and on looking for tho cash I>mc fou»d it whero he had left it, but the contents were gone. He subsequently was shewn a £5 note, by Detective Sullivan, thai ha got from tbo prisoner, and he identified it as one of those that ho had had in the crfih-box. It had bean torn and the piaces gummed together again. Tho pruoner lived near the hotel, and had fonnarly lived in wit ness's hotel. —In answer to questions by Mr Tyler 83 to the pihoner's previous inter course with wlteess, the latter stated the Erlsouer had formally lived in his otel, (ut (hat some two months prior to the robb*ry ho had re quested him to leave, which he did. Tho wituesi was then asked for his reason*, but Deemed disinclined to *t»te them. On being pressed, he faid tbat tho chief reason was tbat he looked upon tha prisoner us a loafer, ahhoush he knew he worked occa sionally. On being asked if the real roasou was not that he was jealous ofjihe prisoner, tha witness admitted that tho former had been " rather free about tie bouse." Constable Burke g*ve evidence as to receiv ing information of the robbery 'f/om the last witness on the 23rd of August, ultimo, and searching tho ptisoier's residence. H,e found nothing suspicious at tbat time. Some five or six days afterward he hca>d that the prisoner was g nng to leave by the steamer for Auckland, and going down to the wharf he detained and searched him. He found upon him six £1 notes, and a letter, which Mr Davis at once identified as being in his wife* h»ndwrlting. Ths prisoner snatched it away from witness, and before he could bo stopped tore it into several pieces. Witness collected th»m and gummed them together, but one of the pieces was missing. ' The letter was then producod and read out by ths registrar as follows :—

My Drab ChajHjlb, In hn..o 1 write yon these few lines to tell yon tbat Tom and I had a row Jast night after yon late. I cut him on »h« eye and threw the otnfllestlok at him. ' hit htm in • rid ho is in ay with tu\ he says ' n yon name * will kill n with him at it is bettor to take things till we can way clear and ut of his way. Because ho is in a frightful rage. It is tho first time that ho laid hands on mo since I have been hi§ but ho got tho worst of it. \ou will have to koop quiet for a short time until I sco what will bo dono. Don't como in to-night for fear ho would expose you and me, as ho has no shamo in him. Do no more at present as I will wait until I sco you, as it is much nicer to talk than to write.—Good-by, with fond love from yours [part gone], Jane. ■' ■■•

Mr Tyler addressed the Court for tbe defence and then cilled Alice JBryaat, nfece of Thomas Davla's (prosecutor's) wife. She deposed that on the morning of the 23rd of August Mrs Davis told her to go down to the.storeroom, bieak open the cash-box, patting all ths contents in the bag reserved for coin, and bring it to her. She wei.fc down accordingly, forced open the cash-box with a flat cbi»el, and, putting the contents into a bag, she brought them as directed to Mrs Divlb. She saw that there was about £30 in money and » number of cheques. Mrs Davis received tbe contents, and (orae time after cave her £16 to hand to. the prlsone-. 1 his she did, and the prisoner gave her an 1.0. U. for them, which she handed to Mrs Davia. She knew that Mr Davia searched for the contents of the box, but she nevea told him tbat sho had abstracted taem. —To the Crown Prosecutor: I have seen the prisoaor and ana Davis together, but I never noticed him having hii arm around her waist. — June Davis, wife of the prosecutor, gave corroborative evidence. The money taken from the cashbox by last witness and given to ber consisted of three £5 notes, one £1 note, three or four half-sovereign*, £3 10s in silver, and five or six cheques. She required the money. Her hnsbisd had been jealous of her, and tellin* tho prisoner that ■ Bhe would neter h&ve peace until he went away, she said that sho wonld lend him £17 if he went away. He promised to do so, and. tho money wa3 accordingly eenr. So far as she knew the prisoner did not know where the money came from. Ihis was not the first time sbo had lent money to men unknown to her bnsband. There were four or five other cases, and her hus band had gammoned some of the men. She had also given tbe prisoner the gold chain.'-In' cross-examination the witness declined to aay whether sbe hadvisit»d the pai'DDer in goal and procured him £20 for his defence,

(Left Sittfng) i

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Octobir 3, 1881 Bank Ot New Zealand—Hnyejp, £23 I2r 64 National Bink—Huyers. 755: callers, 77s 61 Colonial Bank-Sailers. 18s O'hames Gas—Buy ere; 265; sellera. 26s Union Sash and Door Co.—Bayers, 393; sel lers, 40s i, Accident— Bayers, 53 Moanatolari.- Sillers, 18j Thames—Buye.is. 118 6d Queen of Heauty-23a lid; bjytra. 22a 6d; BolJora. 231 6d Ditto (Contributors)-2ls Prince Imperial-8s Gd. 8s 9d; buyers, 8a; 80110-B, Dd JOSEPH NEWMAN. Storetary.

A sufferer cays :—•" The castor-oil plant is said to be peculiarly obnoxious to flies ; bat one can't have a castor-oil plant grow irg on top of his bald head.". ■

TOBACCO SMUGGLING.

Ihe Barque Gazelle Seized by

H.M. Customs,

At the Police Coart this morning, Captain Garth, of tho barque Gazelle, was charged with and admitted tho concealment of a quantity of tobacco ou his vessel, upon which duty hid not been paid. The evi dence disclosed that Captain Garth left his vessel, wh'ch is lying at the eastern side of Quacu-streat Wharf, about six o'clack last night. Owing t) some suspicious circumstances, an ollicor of H.M. Customs was induced to stap and search him, the result being a discotory of about lOlbs tobacco an his per.on, which waa not in cluded in tha vwsel's manifest. Fuithsr search on the Gsz-110 brought to light nearlf 90lbs. tobacco additional concealed in different places. Two charges were pre f erred against the master-first that of " smuggling," aud second for " conceal ment goods " on his veisel. It was decided to withdraw the former, and Captain Garth plended guilty to the latter accusatian, for which he was lined £100 and cost*. The fine lias immediately

paid hits Court. ~~ r ,",..~^ Consequent upon the concealment of un customed tobacco on the Gazelle being proved and the captain found guilty, the barque Gazelle was seized by H.M. Cus toms, in accordance with tke Customs Regulation Act of 1858, and an oßicer placed on board to tako charge. This is how matters now stand. Mr Hill, Collector of Customs, Mill iow commuaieate with the Government as to further action to be taken. The Act states that "»U ships or boats seized and condem»cil for breach ot Customs Regulations aball bo dUposod of aa tbe Commissioner may diroct" Tha barque Gaulle is a wood.n vowol of 324 tons register, owned by Mr James C. Kills, of Newcastle.

HAWKE'S BAY RACES.

(DV TELECIKAriL—PKKSS ASSOCIATION.)

i HASTINGS, this day. Thk spring menting ef the Hawke's Bay Jockey Club came off t»-day at Hosting!, The weather was dull but fiuo, with a light breeze blowing. About two thou sand pirsooa were present on the coimo. The bsttisjz fraternity was fairly repre seated, and there were two totalisutorn, which lattur did not appew to work very smoothly at first. Ttie fust event,. tho Hawko's Bay Uuiuoas, brought out a field of seven horses, Kingask, Kaogipo, and To Ata bei«g favourites. The following are tho results :— HAWKK'S BAY GUINBiB Of ICS 6OVS, with a Bweop of 5 boys added; for thro«-year-old», Dlstanoe 1 mile. Kingaak, Sat lOlbs 1 Bangipo, Sat 51bs ... ~. 3 Yankee, 8«t lOlbs 3 A diflicult start wn9 effected, Yankeo leading off in grand form, maintaining his portion for nearly Ualf way round the course. Te Ata, who was rather refractory, ran off th« course at the start, aid Car. men followed »uit. it tin back of the course .Yankee, Kiugnsk, ltanglp*, aDd Mabanga wer« flow <yell togther in the order mimed, with Lnribsndiere, wko was never in the r»ce fr«m the coriinwnceoient, far behind. Comi»g into tho straight, Mahatßa rushrd forward, but waa soon colUred by Kloßoslr, who w»i in turn disposed of by Kaogipo, Am nciting race took place between the last named pair, Kingaak winning by scarcely half-»-l«nßth. Yankee and Mabanga made a good third and fourth respectively. gtiUDicAP Hdjidls R»o«, of 8IB0V8; distance about t miles. A. G. ... - 1 Morning Star ... ■ ... 2 A field of fivo faced the starter. Romeo was scratched. A. G. lpd off, follow^ by Morning St»r, Xone Hand pame to grief at the first b.urdle and rolled over, throwing the rider. Tartar miistd the hurdle at tho back of tho course, lenrlns the r«ce to Morning Star, A,G., and Huahine, who ran in tno order named. The ►ocond time round, Kuahise r»n behind iheknrdle near th< ju^ge'i box, thus reducing tbo race to two oompetito s. Morning Star, wh» had it all his own w»y, fell at the last hurdle, tho bit getting out of his month, aud did not fUish, a.O. coining in an e»»y wiener. Tartar, Lone Hand, and Moniug l»tar, were favourites in the totallsntor. BFRiio UANnroiP»£2oosovfl. Becoid horas 20 boys from stake, ulatuaco ova and a half milts. Mavis, 6st Sib) .1 Louie, Bst 2 Virginia Water, Sat 121bs .. 3 Seven horses started, Rangipo was scratchtd. After aeveral fahe itarts the fltg foil, and Mavis spraig off with a lead, followed by Merlin, all the others clo»o up, excepting Dan who lagged behind. Oppo site the graid-stand Grim led, with Dan and Merlin togother, close up At the back of the 'course the position waa chacged, VirgMa Water coming first with Loaie well up, Dan, Mirlin, Lone Band, and Othuupi fol lowing. Coming into the straight Louie aod Virginia Water were togetksr, Mavis being close behind. When notriag home the Utter forged ahead and won a spUiulid raco by about a h»ad. Virginia \Tat»r was a good third for this race. Louiu was first favourite in the totxlisator.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day,

Sharemarket: — New North Devon- Sellers, 2\ Prince Injperial-8s Cd; sel lers, 9s ; buyers, L»s 6d. Caledonian— Seller?, 11s. Southern Cress—Sellers, Bs, Uolden Crows—Sellers, 13«; buyers, 12t Gd. Eureka (Otami) — Sellers, 2s 9d. Waiotahi—Buyers, 28s. The Prince Imperial got about 301 us good picked stone from the seaward drive to-day. No gold was left in the face, but seme is showing in the floor. 1 he comet was plainly visible this morn ing, about 4 a.m., in an easterly direction.

EUSSELt-, this day.

Mr Clapcott has been very gucceesfel here in obtaining pr»po»als for life insur ance in the Government, about 20 havisg insured. He gave an interesting evening amusement on Saturday in aid of the hall funds, ' . -

The bolts secured a cow and calf whale yesterday.

CHIUSTCHURCH, this day.

At the Supreme Court to-day, H'rancis Inais was charged with perjury, The Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. At a public meeting at Lvttelton last night, it was resolved to hold tbe annual regatta on New Year's day. The expends ture on last year's regatta was £461. J. L. Hall was married to-dsy to Miss Bessie Grey the leading lady of the Comedy Company, The Now Zealand Shipping C.'s ship Wairoa, from London bound here, was spoken to by the s.s. Waitaki yesterday afternoon, 10 miles north of Otago Heads. The Wairoa all well.

DONEDJN, this day.

In the ca>e of the lada Williamson and Aheri, charged with burglariously enter ing several offices in town, the Crown 'aid the case rested entirely en the unsupported testimony of an accomplice, Jonev who yesterday pleaded guilty. The Judge directed the jury to acqujt the prisoner.-, which was done.,-, '

HOTEL BURNED.

Mclntosh's hotel at Blacks was burned down on Suodav. The loss is estimated at £1,200 The hotel was insured for £500 in the Colonial.

Moses Aickman Price, for embezzlement of lodge funds, was sentenced to two tears; William Bdie, charged with unlawfully killing a heifer, was acquitted.

The monthly meeting of the Acclimati sation. Society took place this afternoon, there being present Messrs Barstow (chair man), Hobos, Bull, Hill, McKecrmia, and Burtt. The secretary reported the. arrival of trout ova from Otago, and their distribu tion as follows: — Waitakerei, 6,000; Paeroa, 3,000; Raglan, 3,000; Domain, 500; and Waipu, 500. He also announced the presentation of Japa nese seeds and a collection of seeds of pasture grasses. The financial state ment which was submitted shewed that £100 had been paid to the Domain Board, and tbat there was now a balance in bank of £354 4s Bd. Tho usual accounts were passed for payment, and when our reporter left, a discussion was proceeding ns to the advisability or otherwise of getting ad ditional pintail grouse or prairie hens from California.

INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

Sydney V. Auckland.

Tub return foatball match between Auck land and Sydney took place at tbe Domain ground this afternoon. The sky was dull and cloudy, and there was scarcely any wind. The spectators numbered upwards of 1,000, and the greatest interest ap peared to be taken in the game, The names of the members «f the Auck land team were : Webster (back), Ryan and Wood (thrcg-quaiter-backs), White aide, Kins, and Warbrick (half-back*), Ar neil, Carter, Claytoi, Croxton, Bindon, Hetderson, Bigss, Macky, and O'Connor (forwardfc).

Sydney team: Back, Walker j half back?, Flyan, Bayliss, and Graham; quarter back, Fligg; forwards, Raper, Richmond, Barry, Mann, McClatchie, »d ---dison, Huwkin?, Howard, Hill, and lhal; lon.

A heavy shower took place, amidst which the ball was kicked oft During the first five minutes Auckland kept the ball close to Sydney's line. Carter got a mark, and had a pot at goal, but the ball fell ahort. Shortly after Whiteslde £>ot a touch, but Ryan failed to kick a goal. A few minutes alter, through one of the Sydney men slip ping with the ball, Henderson got a touch, whicb, however, was disallowed. Sydney was forced down, Whitesido got a touch, which was also disallowed, and immedia tely after Sydney \va* forced down. Sydney now for the first time got into Auckland's torritory, but a splendid run by Weod, who passed to Arneil, took tbe leather again into the Sydney 25. Walker saon after made a grand ruu which brought the ball well into the centre of the field, Wbitcside kicked the ball behind, and then touched down. " Darby," despite the slipperincss of the ball, made a goal. Time for the first term was then called. Auckland seven points to nil. Shortly after the commencement of the second term Sydney was forced down, ond ten minutes later Wood made a kick from field and secured a goal. After the kick-off, Auckland by some brilliant play on the part of Thallori, McClatchie, and Jennings, were forced down, Wood falling on tho ball just in time to save the touch. Almost immediately after Fligg brilliantly kicked a goal from field, At a later stage, Ryan kicked a goal from a touch-down, and O'Connor got a touch, but Ryau failed to kick the goal. The game ended ;— Point?, Auckland ... IS Sydney 4

HARBOUR BOARD.-This Day.

TIIU ordiuary meeting of this Board was held this afternoon in tbe office, Fort-street Present — Messr* Cempton (chairman), Waddel, MacKonzle, Mays, Clark, Thomp son

Mikutes.—Tbe minntes of the previous meeting wore read and counrrued. Lkttees.—A letter was received from Mr Tole, Camurissieiisr of Crown Lands, transmitting a plan of the land atUaagitoto de>iirod bj the Harbour Boaid as a quawy reserve, atd stating the subject matter of the Hoard's request is uadsr coniideiation. Kelly'* Contract.—A letter was re ceived fmni James Kelly, contractor for tho flusbiig pipes to graving dock, stating his reaiom for bolric^bahivd with his work.and desiring that the fines might bo remitted, his apparent negligence haying aiisen from circumstances beyond his control, and wbich had caused him much trouble.—The chairman raovtd, and it was canitd, that Mr Kelly's fine be not enforced. Calliope Gbavino Dock.—Letters were received by tke secretary of tho Marine Department, iafarming the Board tbat the pUna and specifications of contrac tor for prelimiusry works in connection with the Calliope Graving Dock had been approved. Powjck of Attorney.— Mr J. C. Firth wroto informing the Board that bo had received a power of attorney fr»m Edward Knox,. Ksq., ef Sydney, authorising him (Mr Firth) to negotiate with the Auckland Harbour Beard and to niako any arrange ments that may be naces«ary in the further anoe of a sugar refinery in the province of Auckland, and submitting tbe same for inspection; also requesting tbo Board to cau»c to bo submitted by auction the por tion of the foresbore near Duck Creek,

Left sitting.

The Corps of Fngineors having resolved to send representation to Ounedin to take part in the forthcoming riflo contest, con cluded to fire three matches on tbe Mount Eden Range, so as to test the new rifles with which they have been supplied lately, and also to »eUct the highest aggregate scorois. The first of thesp tests tpok place tbi< morning at 5.30, under the supervision of Lieatensnt Sbaw. Several of the medium ehots were »ot present. Distance;, 2QO, 400, 500 and 600 yards, fivo Bkots at each. The following aro the scores: - Stirling, 77 ; Woolley. 76; T. Graham, 74 ( G. W. Shaw, 68 ; White, 68; Allen, 63; Barley. 53; Trevortham, 53, and Maclean, 50.

At a meeting of St. James's Mutual Im provement Association last night, an animated debate took place »n the question " Is the British Drama a Moral Agent- in the Piesent Age!" Mr J. M. G'eddis opened the discutefon in the affirmative. He showed tbat scenic representations had a far moic powerful effect in moving ttio feelings and impressing the mind than either oratorical deliverances or print!d »r written literature, and that, as tb» Pur: pose and Bcope of tragedy va« to depict vice and villainy under odious forms, and virtue as brave'y struggling against it andultimatejy triumphing, while comedy satirised and ridiculed the follies of mankind, both had a moral effect. He also argued that there was a class in every com munity rvhich derived most of their ideas of right and wrong, virtue apd vice, from theatrical performances. Mr J, Kelly, in following upon the negative side of the question, add that all thin might be true of tin ideal »tnpe, but it did not apply to tho British drama, It h»d so degene rated in tone aid character that even Shakespeare's plays were too pure and too free from indelicate suggestions to satisfy a depraved pnblic taste. The aim of actors and managersaecmedto betostimu* late unholy pafsions, and gratify thesen. sual Instincts of their andienccs. Betides, the moral character «i actors was of a low type, and thug, any effect for good their portermances might have, w*s destroyed. If stage repreientatio»s tljon had so bad an effect upon the performers, they could hardly benefit the people at large. Thp debate was well sustained, and on, being put to the vote was determined iv the nega tive.

THE AXJCKLAJSD KVJfiJNliiO S'l^Lß, TUESDAY/OCTOBER 8



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WA NTED, a Boy about 13 to carry out will ba generally useful.- Cascade Store, College Ko*d W "ANTED, a respectable Girl about 17 for a small famlly.-Apply to Mr Burton, Baker, Graf ton Road. ANTED, a Carpenter for a small job. -Apply to W. Palinor, Butcher, Pitt street. _______ WANTED, a «m»rt little Girl, between the BKes of 9 a«d 12, to attend to two little children and make _aK«)f uaefol; won d bo wIUUk to kaopc 11 soluble, when aha uould be well brought up n-d eduoatod.—Apply by letter to JK. utak Offloe. \»/ANTKD, Immediately, Tailors, TT 'lalloretso', Maohlntata. Apprentices. and £a Pwaaor; oowtant employment: highest wages Riven.—Nail Catnptull, Ponsoaby Cloth- Ing imotory, ICpglaod-atreaf. v%7 Asi'l'JCD, a brat-cla«s Dressmaker.— Vt A. V. Tenton. Draper, North aborf. ANTKD, a Good General Servant, able to Wash and Cook — mply to Mra W. A.Oronibio. Frlnoe of Wales Hotel, Hoß eon-atJeet. WANTED, three or four Quarrymon for Raagitoto,—Appply to A. Lamb, Fortatreot. W ANTKD, a nice respectable Uirl to do lUtht honBS work and astlit with ohlldron, from 11 to 16 preferred.—Vorafldreas apply to Mrs T, MoK win. Coastitutlon Hill. ANTED, a Slaughterman.— Apply Q. Hal mo, Bntohar. Quean-went. • aTANTEO, respectable Barmaid for W city bar: General Servants for Kemuers, and others; sood sltu»tlon»,—Arnntronß & Co.. Labour Exchange, 177, Qaten->treet. ANTED, a good Genoral Servant; »m»JI famUv, Rood wagna.— Apply at onoo to Mrß J. Levy. 2U Quooa-nroot. WAVTJtD, a thorough General Sorvant for Wmjtannl.—Apply on or alter Wednesday, to UraThom.sOnJpan, at Mr W. Cnlpan. Bt. Mttiy'a-rotd, Pon«onfty. WANTKu, a smart Bey,-Apply JR. nutohlnson, Catcher, Vlotorla-atreot, ~ANTK_>, a competent Lapidary to oat Greenstone In all deßlgnß: constant employ—lent.—Applications, stating qualtllou. tktni, also ranauiaraUos, to t>o a*m In Q. Hyndma-, Manutaototinsj Jowollor, Fllleul utreet, Dutedm. ANTKD, at Hannaford's -uckluud Koglstry (ostahllshod 1803). sevetal usc> fnl \oong Ulrls. WANTED, at Hannaforo's Auckland Registry (catub'Uhed 1863), General IQlaborae). twt in family: wagon 15*. WANTED, at Hanruford'a Auckland Registry (aitabUahed 18C3-, Boy 10 milk |Tanrang»). Vy ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland VT Roglstrr (ostabl-hod 1803), 3 Qeaerols I Purnoll); wageß. Ui. ' WANTED, at Hannnford's Auckland KORlntry (established 1863). oxporlmootl tjaree »nd Needlewoman (Itemaern) WANI'HD, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry tratabUihod 18C3), good reepcot able lomale Bcrvamt*. nU olaiaea. ANTED, a Go««ral Strrant ; refer enoo WQnlrod.—Apply to Mrß C, P. Bhaylo Quorgp, Qrafton Itoao. WANT_D, "a eaod lronmongor for Coantry Store.—Addro-a HoxOi, Anok land. ■? ti/ANTBD, r» steady Cook lor hotol iv TT country ; good waste. — Apply \T. Jonoo, Tobaooonlrt. WANTED, a First-cUss Machinist, alao Approatice« to tho dressmaking.— Mllno aad Ohoyoe. WANTED immediately, two Pit Saw yora to cut ahout 8,000. l Jlt rpady, with limber oo It Apply J. "blip. 3ta» oflloe. WANTED, Tenders for Lease ot llovonport Domain.—Condlilons atoflloo ot Meßßra, n, & R. Dudor, Devonpon. WANTED to Soil, a Light Spring Cart, nearly new, with or without square OOTOr.—H. Whlto, 103. Groy-Btreot. %»/ ANTED, by end of December, Sis or •* fovou roomcui iftnnjn to Kant, within 15 mlanto*)' walk ot Choral Half.—Frlpp & Cam* :.*on, Arohik omand Houbb and l_*d AKontß. SI Quoat-atroot (n»xt Wharf Hotel). ANTED to Purchase or Lease, partly- Improved Farm, with Houso; near rail way preforrcd.-W\ V. Stovena, 187, Queen- Street; ; ___ W^ ANTED KNOWN, that Field Tiles, Socket Pipes, Draining, WelUlnking. Fenolntr, Kxoayutln<, either with laboar or material only, oan be done by applying to Mr Sheldon, VVUIow-otreet. Freeman's Bay. WANTED, by a Yeunj? Lody, Mtu&tlon as Cashlar, or a>y place of trnat; wonld not object to hoisovrork.- Apply (by letter) 0., Stab Offloa. WANTED to Sell, for 1 week only, a Genuino Collection of Raro Stamps (825), togother with Album: price SB.—Apply N. G. Lonnor, lato K. Wayto, 100, Queon-atroet. WANTED, two re»pec»Die young men Boarders In a quiet family, whore no others are kept—Mrs ueorge Payne, top ot Franklin Road, the third house off Ponaonby Road, on the right hand aldo. •JI/A-NTfiD to Purchase, any^ number »" good LayingHensandOhioks.—addreßn F. C. Thomas, lioofcy Nook, Mount Kobsm Roafl. * \%j AMI'JSb RNOWN-That M. Joaeph- TT son will open on BATUKDAY KVJCN ING. to Sell Off the Salvage Stock from the reoentJTlr*. Glass, Ohlna, ICarthonwaro, and other Mlaoelle— eons Goods, at a qaarter tho value.—Karangahapo Road (opposite Star Hotel). \\7 ANTED, LBdiesto knowtho Fathion- T* able Uidrtsaed Kid Ulovea in light fanpy. tan and blade, The Bale ends this week. Air Goods oheap at J, Green's, 83, Yiotorla gtrect, \CTANTBD, iSvtryono to Know that all ▼ T Clothes at J, H. Dalton's. Tailor, Vlotorla-strout Fast, are Just as cheap 08 bin Noted 60s Berge Soltf, ■ WANTED, Ladlos to know that T. Me M aitor hag Opened a Lot of Oatmeal Clott a. from lo}d per yard; also, the New Laoe Trimming, f'Om Bjd. WANTED, Tenants for Two six roomed Hou&es oentrally Bltnatad. at North Shore, within two minutes' walk of lower wharf; splendidly finished, aid with all conveniences.— Apply R, and K. Under, WANTED -Tho Customers of Mnnro and MUUgan to know that tfaer are cow prepared with a fall and choice anortment oi Tweeds and Drapery Woods in all deparcmentt for the coming season. WANTJSD, 500 Ladies and Gentlemen (o try somervl'lo'a 2s Tea, guaranteed o mafep a good strqng and nutritious oup of tea, t Is equal to and superior to many samples cold Bt half-a-orown. In the hope o( scouring a wid« connection, It is positively sold under valno 1 here Is no other Grooer'a Tea of the tamo Quality sold In Anokland at the money.—H uomerrllle. Morning Side, near Kingalanl Post-ofilco. '_ \\r ANTED _HOWN—Working Mci TT can Hava their Money by oatllnp; at thi Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meal d; Board and Lodging 15s pbr week.—Not* le address t Nearly opposite the waitem&ti and oloae to ths Doolc, Lower Albert-street.—R Murdoch, Proprietor, VX7ANT]pi) KNOWN, a Perfqct Can TV and'thaonlypreventatlva against Boa slokneas.—Apply Profoeaor Queaoott, Americai Herb,allßt. Shortland-street- y^ ANT EO, T U B fUBLK 12 »o oo so J J S I GOODSON'9 o S. m & LONDON ARCADE, M. ■g j| Queen-atreet. ggg 51 •JOBJIS-U9 3D& 5.." % •50 _ 'aovoyv NOdjjoa ?©•< go| H.UOBaOOB p t£r GOODSON'B §, 3ft I LONDON ARCADB, V M "3 § Qaeen-street, ? 51 Ii I & •q "S . 5 & SOODSON'S LONDON AKCADK, 118, Queen-street, Wanted Known- C, BROOKHS> BLUB BOOT. QUEEN-STREET, Jb BeUlng Boots and Bhoos Oheape; than ove Just Landed, For 'As-more1 and 'Earl Eorby,' OA TRUNKS BOOTS AND SHCE3 t EVBRY DESCRIPTION. ; TO BE SOLD CHEAP. . SHOP OPEN TILL 0 P.M. OOT-TKADI.— Wanted, a compete Preßgnm.—MoArthar's ITaotory. ' faiO CAKPKNTERS.—Wanted, two JL three Good Hand;.—Apply Rayne's N _hop, Parneli, or Clayton Cottagep, Newmart —Uolebroofc, Builder,



WASTBD, Intending Purchasers to call for Lithographic Plaas of Sunny olde, North Bhore, for sale by austlon on W»d nesdsy, lUh October, neoa.—R. O. Greenwood, Auutloneer. TO VHOTOGRai'aKKS.-'Wantea, a Flrßt-olass Rotouoher.—Apply to Joslah •Martin, Market gqnare. L~OGri I LOGS I LOGS ITO THE MILL Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, ai Onehunga (destroyed by fire Borne months slnoe), are now in full work again. All lengths of lags at Mill waiting to be sawn. Beams and girders for brick building and wharf work, up to 40 feet, Bupplle* on the eliorteat notloo. Customers may rely upon the crsam of ths Umber going with thelt orders, as we hare no maaufrotory t« supply. Buildtfs »»<J contractors will fliid It to their Intoroat lo glvo their ordars to vi, as the/ will get all frusa Umber fr«e from worm and dead sap. Orders executed with despatch. M IT. ROE, Proprietor. Kauri Point Sawmill OneUungt, S«ptember 1 1832. To Let. rs^O LIT, a Three-roomed Cottage.— 1 Apply to W. Hcff^rnan, foot of Oundrj- Btreat. ntar Newton Uoad. i ■ iU LIST, a new and well-finished Shop JL and IJwolllng. corner oC Collegc-iotkd and Grcenwood-Bireot; rout low.—Apply Mr J. Moore, boot-mtltor, Vlotoria-atrai.t. rpO LKT, in Upper JPitt-street, a Shop X and Dwelling la flrat-rata oondltltn (every oonvenloDoe), naar tho Klnu'a Arms Houl.— Apply Mr J»ckßon, opposite, rBAO LET, a New Houbb (five rooms) at * Ponsonby 'IVrraoe (buok of All Stints' Ohuroh).— Apply to Mr Grigg, next door. Young ohlidrea objaowdto. 'rio"LET, c»nnnodious Dwelling-house i known as Uotrli'a Temptrance Bote), with out-bnlldiuKß and garden, near Kemuera Hallway litatlon.— Apply O. Fordyoe, Ui»g Torraoe. Ponsonbyj I |AU IjET, a Six-roomed Cottage in St, JL Gaorge'a Bay Road, with lame garden with fruit trees.—Apply Jthn S*v«ge, Rutlntd- Btreot, Parnull. rxrvs LET, Apartrnsnts, with partial B. Board, at Kendall Bouia, Jonotlon of I Hopbura-atroct ana Poctonby-roju). rj^O LKT, a Fr»nt Room unfurniihed I with ilreplace.-Apply hinoluir'n Btore, Knracg*h»po Ko»d. S\O L»T, well furniahed Apartmentu; no other lodgora or childron.—Apply at tho cottage opponlto Albion Hotel, Welle«ley street West. I (f\O L*T, a Wew and WelMiniihcd Shop I and DwellUg-houie of So yon Booms, iiiunto* at root of Franklin Koad, near College -Koad. a. splendid busUeas position—l>. F. KvaDß, KataioAgtnt, TO LKT, a Butcher's Shop, with Fittings —Apply G. A. Kee». Ylotorla-Btcect West. nnO LET, Wew Seven-roomod Home, JL in Upper Grafton Road, near KyborPoaa; gas, water, and every convenience, outside wash-house —Apply Stab ofllco. '»'O LUT, at Remuera, a Family Resl. 3 deooe, Stible, and Three Aores Land,— Apply to F, Nutter. Agent, ffott-streof. ''pO LET, Villa Residence containing 8 I rooms aad Ijvtk-room, with 14 a«res lima, five minutes' walk from PonroßO Motion.—Apply Ur AUkon. ahort'and-etree', m o^ l a t. aCOTIA. PLAOK. off Upper Queen-Btreat— Ooramodlous Umlilono* ot 8 rooms, oonurva tery, b&throom, wathhouso llttad with copper, gas and water laid In, gas UtUngß, gas stove, reghtergrateß.&c..&a aFEvANgi Estate Agent. >T\ O L E T . CAMKUON-UTftBKT, PONSONBY (near Three Utnp.|,a Comfortable Reßldenoe of 7 roomi, wftah-houasi fee. Largo allotment. Good garden, planted with oholoe fruit troop. Splondid vluw. D. r. EVANS, Kgtate Agent. >p O L X T. PITT-STR«ET—Shoo and Dwelling ot five rooina; tw« Iraats and kliohen; gas laid Into shop, tank, outhouse, tea., lu>. Hetate Agent. ~ o" n k t. SKAVICLD VIEW, noar ton of Grafton Road-CoaforUblu Haute of six rooms and kitchen, &.0., tea. ; nloo garden, and good posi tion. T\ F. EVANS. E«tato Agent. ADOtlanJ. «1 O L JB li GRW AT NO«TFI ROAD-A New and Bplen didlT-flniahoa Villa Restdenoo, coital»lnßß»ven roomB; rogUtor gnttoa. ovens, eto; gai) and water laid In; spuudld view. R*nt, 18a ip»r Week* D. F. BTANB. 'IIUMEKCBANTS, LIV«KT STABLE 1 KEKPERB.ANU OTHKRBREQUIUING t,AKGK PKKiSaiCa IN THK OENTKtt OF THE CITY.I TO LttT OR LKA9K—Thoso extensive Pre mlßea In Bnrham-Btroot adjolnmu the Baynar fcet, at proiont ooou»iod by Baat»n Brotherc, Ooaoh-beildors, who ore removing to their now prommes In Wakefleld-atreet. oppoeite Messrs Garrettßroß. B^&s BKQ&> Dnrhanntreet OUNT ALBiRT.—To be Let, on tho main road, oloeo to Railway Station. Blacksmith'! and Whoslwrighi's, Shop, or unit^ able for »tab:c», oowbonteß or coal and fire: wood BWro«; alio two rujmod oottage a«joln Ing if req.tfred: good well. Rent moderate. Can bo ha* for a term.—Apply Mr Gllmore, next Wojleyan Ohoroh. Moniit Albert. ORTII SHOKE.—To Let, a very nice B-roomod cottage (furninhed) uear the wharf.—Apply O. Mays, nevonport. ORTti BU.OKE.—To Let, a very nice Villa RetUcnoe on tbe Lake Road, with 33 noreß of cood land laid do rm lo «ra*s. There in a good orchard and garden, and all rtqilalte out-boliiiinuß, and omnlbutsta paw the plaoo •lght times a-day. Terms moderate lo an eligible tenant-Oliver Maya, Doto»port. OFFICK TO LET.—Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Qnean-Btreet "TVEVONPORT, NORTH SHORK. TO LET, Saveral How Houccs, well Bltuatod. Also, FOR SALE (cheap), a 10-rooraed House, within two minutes' walk from Wharf; and Allotments In all parts of dhtrlot. Apply to R. ft JR. DUDER Devonport Store. Tendera. Publlo worts Office. (Archlteot'a Mronoh,) Wellington, September £8,1882. '■LENDERS are invited tor Additions I ■ to Post and Telegraph Offlco, Bosaell. General conditions, Bpecliloattonn, and draw- Ings may be seen at tho Fnbllo Works Offioe (Architect's Branch). Wellington, and at tho Publlo Works OfQoes at Auckland and Kawa ; Tenders addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Publlo Works, and marked outelde " Tender for Additions to Poßt Offlne, Kusiell. will be received at the above ofllco np to noon of ' SATURDAY, ths iflst day of October. 1882. Telegraphic Tenders will be rccel»od, pro ! vtdod the original tender and deposit are lodged i with the nearest District Bnglneer at the time above apeolfled. ~ The lowest or any tender not necessarily \ aooepted, Byeommand. F>MißUß I Arohiteot P.W.D. i . mo CARPENTERS. [ Tenders will be reoslved until noon on MON, DAY next, the B,th lpstast, for the Erection ot a Dwelling Honae oa the North Bhoro. J P.an..*o.,atmyomoe < m i ArohlteoU j , 1 *V AIKoMITI DISTRICT. BRIDSE AT~6aBLE'S ORBRK. <• Tentlera for above Oontraet will be reoelvod i np to an.m on FftIDAY, 13th Ootober. at oui Office, Colonial Hank Buildings, where plane i and specifications may be seen. J BUYLAM fcLUNDON, Civil Engineers, 1 For continuation,' 'see First Pa, tfoara oca Jtteaiasnoo C^BOYDON VILIiA, Yincent-Btreet, on< I of the most comfortable Boarding Houbbi la Auckland. Terms from 20s per week. Bath room,-MRB, FULLER, Land Transier Notices. Y^nFTr^kfler~^apt~luJtTce - Mary Redfern, Ct Tacraßija, in the Provlo oisl DUtrlqt Qt Auckland, wldov, claiming oi i tateor Interest as D«visee. under the Will o ~ Geobok Rbdvbn. late of Tauranga, Bottlei , deoeased, having applied to be reglsterod a proprietor ot an estate In iflß'Slisple In all tha laroel of land situated In' the town ot Tan rantja, cqntnlnlng 1 rood and 5 perches, boln ot S, at the Bub-divlßlon of Blook 23. Charo! Mission Reserves of the said Town, being th r> ' whole of the land comprised In Vol. 23, to, V 9, c : theßeglßter Book, . ■ Notloo la baceby Qlven that the applicant wl be registered accordingly, nnlesa Caveat t lodged forbidding tho same, on or before th 30th day of Ootober next, . )F Dated at the Land Transfer Office, Auoklem »h>a Jltli oi September, IEBZ. THEO. KIS9LING, District kind Registrar. 4\ TO £10,000 LKMT on BnUdiz — JblV Booletyprtnolplei,oxonotherteni mt to salt borrowers, Allotments bought ej aousee buiii on weekly payment Byatai —- Uortsagee and Loans negotiated. See list or propemes for sale on 4th page. Pi* ocr oei ew allowed on money deposited tor investmeiA ;et c. WirxiAMßos, Land, Katate and FlnanO Accent and Valuator, 3. Voloan Lano.



For Sale. FOX SALE, One Horsepower Water Enßine.-J. H. Molntoih, Uppor Union- Btroet. J , ■\7IEW ROAI>, Mount Eden.—A Splen- V did Building site for Sale, on vory easy terms.-Apply to S. Vickers, Insurance Bui d iiiga. , FOX SALE, a Second-hand Spring Cart and Top, very handy for butoher or biker.-Apply J. Patterson, Karangahapo Koad. Ci 0 R SALE. AUBURN-STREET (Kvbor Pass)-Sevan roomed House, not inlte finished: wood-shed, good w«H t &c; two BeoMona, e&oh 33 x 99. Fit tean minutes' walk from Qaeon-atreet. To be hadoheap. D . * E VANS. 575 Estate Agent. fri o L" Is t. BELLA VUTA, Ponßonby-Dtisirab'e Real denes of 7 rooms-, pantry, *torcroom, stable, outhoua*B, lea., together with abon» 6 aorea, partly planted with fruit and ornamental trees; splendid view. D , F . KV A N3 . Ksttte Agent ■jnToR IMMEDIATE SALE] GRAND BUiINJtB3 BITB.-Oneo( the b«»t In the suburbs. Splendid Coroor Allotmant Host dey-lr»blo poalUon. and one ulging In value d»lly. C*piUl opportunity.for aeoarlpß a flrßS clata Buslneas viii". hltuata—Frnnilln Koad, noir Ponsonby Road.—Apply at onoo to V. T. KVANB, . KataU Agent. Anokltnrt. iji 0^ it SALE. BHBLLY BBAOH ROAD.-N»w and weU flnlshed ViUa Restdsnoe of 6 rooms; gas and water J»ld in, gas fittings, &o J allotment S3 by 120, well f enoed aad thorougtaly drained; a very desirable property. D . F . KVANa , ltstate Agent uPi-E«Dii) villa bixua Folt JO BALK. ■WOODLANDS, NORTHCOTE (better known aa cbe Pionio Qroundst-Six Very Choice Build ing Allotment*, eaoh 86 z 132, ciulta level most deslrablD. and near to beaoh. Prloa, only £33 each. Terms very easy. ~ Katate Agentl Tp O R S A L E. MOUNT ROSKILL KOAO-Splendld Volcanlo Land—3 Oaolco Allotments eaoh 60 x 171, Price. «0 each. r Batata Agent im o r" s a l c, FRINKLIN-BTRBICTj near Callfiße Road- A new and well flnlibed Shop and DweUlng of 7 rooms, fitted with register grates. &0.. water laid In; situated In a good baeiaeasposltton. Estate Agent im (j R SALE. A New and Well-finished Shop and Dwelling of 3 rooms allotment 33 z 105. Good position In rising suburb. Capital openlntr. Prioe.«M. \), F. MVANoi jgi O~ B. S A" L E. VALLSY ROAD.-Elaht Splendid Building Allotments, SO x 150, voloanlo soil; or sell by one or two ucroa fronting good road.—Samuel Kvlnaon, Valley Road. |^l O R SALE. AIiOBRT-BTRSET (near Upper Qaoen-Bt.)— Comfortable Verandah Villa, 4 rooms. souUery. and book bedroom, stable, fowlhoose, good well and niod garden, gas laid In. allotment S3 x 115. Estate Agent j^l 0 R SALE, ROCKY NOOK, Mount Roskill Hoad-A new and pretty Qothlo Cottage, 1 rooms, tank, fin,; allotment 10 x 110; pleasantly sitoated In Kooky Nook. Price only «200. q y Estate Agant wit U U SALE. BOND-9TRKBT, off Great North Boad-3 Choice unildlng Allotments, saoh 53 x 166, fenocd and ooMvated. Prloo for the lot, £70. D. K. KVANBI Estate Agent. Qaeon-etreat A LLOTMENTB I ALLOTMEJHTS 11 NBWTON ROAD — Two Flrst-olasa almost Levpl Allotments. 33 x Ml, £131 each MOUNT KDUN—splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), first-class Bnsinoss aitei; aojut three minutes' walk paat Tol bar MOONT KDKN—Very fliWraMo Villa Slteo about 66 x ISO. at from £100 eaoh ONBHUNGA Two Choice Allotment!) £30 NORTHCOTE—SeveraI Choice Allotments In •his delightful locality, from £(0 eaoh ANGLKBKA-BTRKKT-40X1S0, for £100 GRAOK-BTRSKT-Very Choloe. at from 15b BT^AKT?BTKKET-BeauU£ul VlUaSlted,at GOa foot BPRINQ-BTUKWT (Ponsonby)-Oheap Bolldlng Sited. 33 x 99. at £42eaoh PON»(>N»y ROAD jßayQald)—One nloa Lot, 40 foot frOßtoga, for £80 AUBURN-3TRKKT (fiyber Pass) —Choloe Bolldlnz Bites, nicely planted, good well, and many appllanoes for building, £130 V. V. EVANS, BBTATIC AGKNT, QUIKN-3TREKT (Next •' Her&ld.") mo INV£SrORS AND OTHERS, THE NEW PORTION o{ ROCKY NOOK is now ooen for BrJo, and a plan oan be seen at my oftloe. Inspeotlon Invited. FOR SaLK, at Ellerslie, on high ground, »n Kleven-roomoA Honso wltn out-bulid lnga and eight acrni of land. ALLOTMEMS at NortUcote, New North Koad, Mount Kdon, JNBW UOTTAUE, at Rocky Nook, for Salo. £160. FOR SALE, an eight«raomed House in Upper Union-street, The place Is la excel lent order; tbe water is laid on, and the ground Is extensive, wall drained and planted, TO BB LET, at Mount Sdcn, a large ReMdenoe In a thorough state o£ repair, with abandanoo of. water and a largo pleoj of land. • F. G. EWINGTON, ESTATE AGENT, QUK»N-«BERT. SEED POTATOES! SEED POTATOES) Xx Maokllan Olood, QA TONS OAMARU POTATOES, O\J Spsolally Picked for Seed. O. S. JAKINS, CUaTOM-HOUSE-BTRBBT. /\ N SALE, 55 000 FIR9T'CIIASS SLATES, AT LOW Also, A CARGO OF DEST •J^EWCASTLB QOALB (HonaEnoLD and Surras'), por Prospector. NOW D I S C II A R GI N G. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUBXOU-HOUSE-STREET. War contlmuUion see first Page). Ij&nd and Dsta,t« Affents- F. 3. MOSS]. . IW. F. OBULLIVAB FJ. MO S 8 & CO., * LAND ANt) KBTATS AGENTS, BBOBTLAND-BTBBBT. FOR SALB EPBOM-82 aores Qrass Land In one or tvrt BRIGBTON— Allotment ICO x 800. Prloe,£3So. COO AORBB. 19 mica irom Auckland,, 1 mIU from a railway stttton, half Improved, House, 8 rooms, and outbuildings. £1600. TUAKAU-600 acres flret-olass Volosnlo Lard three-qntrteta of a mile from ths stntion good eight-roomed horn*.. To h» sold in oni or mere lota. The land la nearly all In grata with tome good bosh. RRMUBRA-1G aores, beautifully situated TUAK a,u—3B aores, improved; House and oat buildings, £380 TUaKaU— HO aores, SOlngraßß, £K0 NBW LYNN—4O acres, sea frontage, fit pc aore ONKHUNGA—Houw of 6 rooms, and 1} aoro land; beautiful view. Also, Slx-roomei Cottage, with 1 aoio land, near rallwa: HOME BAY, PONSONBY-Hoase of S room and 2 acres of garden; sea bathing Also. I LARGE CORNER ALLOTMENT In City, wit . buildings. In addition to the above, we have a Lara ' Number of Town and Conntiy Properties to Sale, including some Large Buoka of Land 1 . the Walkato Dlatrlot v. j. moss fe oa, • Shortl&nd-fltreet f Drapery and Clothing. I H ° T I ° * U. J f CARRINGTON n Bess to Inform his friends and the genen c ' publlo that he has '* OPENED A NEW SHOP, H I With an Entirely New Assortment of is DRAPERY, CROCKERY.WARE, KTC 0 at Prloaa that will repay a visit *! KAR AN G AHAP E ROAD (Symonds-Btreet End). m mO. 'IHE LADIES OF AUCKLAN ~ A AND VIOINITT. m MRS W. M. TENCH la Has commenced btulnesa in Hobson-Btreet It "; poalto tho Prince Arthur Hotel) ss Featt 01 Dresser and Dyer. Feathers can be Cnrled a iU Dyed in any shade. Awarded Gold Medal ;- Exhlbltlon.lßß2. A trial Is reepeottnUy uoliolt lal :■:..'•" Yours truly. ■ MKU W. U. TENCH



i Drapery, eso. Important Notice i ~, ' ■ ' '< BY Q-AR/JOK $5 CJraNWBLL, TO OUR OU3TOMERS.- We have the honour to Inform yon that, alter mature consideration, we have derided to relinquish the DKAPBRY and CLOTH ING BUUINKSH; oar sale reason for doing sa la to obtain more Bpaoe for oar FUR NISHING TRADE. For some Umo past we have had to keep quite Half of our Stook ont of Bight for want of SHOW BOOMS. By Riving up the Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Departments, we shall obtain a nraoh larger area for EXHIBITING FURNITURK. and tho«gh we shaU loae roar patronage) for Draporv and Clothing, hope to retain and inoroaseit for all kinds of FOKNISHIN3 GOOD3-to the Make- FAoruBE and Balk of whloh wo shall Rive oar whole attention. Oar NEW CABINET FAC TOBY being completed (the largest of Its kind In Auck land), the Kxtra Aooommodatlon Urns ob tained, togother with the advantages of Machinery now being ereoted, will enable as to execute oar ordoxa mare expedttloaßly and at leas ooat, Yours respootf ally, GARLICK & CRANWELL. We BillLt HOLD 1 C/LEARINQ SaLE FOR OnK MoNTH. Affording oar Customers and ihe Pablio an opportunity of seourlng DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PBIOES FAX UNDER COBT! (Many Lines wUI be marked flown to Half Price), and after the Month's Solo the balance be Sold either by Auotlon or to the Trade. GARLICK & CR AN WELL. If in AL Cash Sale.J The CO.VFIOKNOK of the PUSLIOIn oar last Otearlng Sale (at Dissolution of Partnership) was olearly demonstrated by the foot that we took In HARD OABH the Large Sam of TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS In Ten Weeks I OUR OBJECT IS THIS (only oar Beoond Clearing Bale In Eight Yean) la to TUBN INTO 0 ASH, as quickly as possible. THE WHOLB of OUlt PRRBHNT FIRST OLAS3 BTOOJC, togathsr with the NEW SEASON'S QOOD3 now opening np ana to arrive daring the month. GARLICE & (JKANWKLL, WE SHALL BKLL £15,000 W OBTH °* G°° D tor £8,500. And as every day we are realising win be a FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong the Salo ONK DAY longer than U abso lutely nooeswirv. Therefore, we ask oar Men da to pay m an Karly Visit garlick & cranwell. Thanks. We take hta opportnnltj of thanking our Cus tomers for their ooastant and liberal patro nage daring the last 3 years, as daring; that period, under the Cash System, oar Drapery and Olothlag Return* rose from £9000 to up wards of Twenty thousand Ponnds per Annum, ani thongk we regret to be obliged to throw up (for reasons already stated) suoh a large business, It It gratlf ylng to as that we snoooeded In pleasing oar Patrons.whom we are determined to serve well to the last, as a Visit to oar Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICE & CRANWELL, City Hall Arcade. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMORB, Two Cases of Hla Dress Goods, splendid aoality, comprising Merinos, Cashmerea, Sicilians, Brocade Satins, Coburga, iand Garfleld Cloths. Tbese are Imported by na dlreot from the M&na(aotuisr, and will be Bold fab below AUCKLAND WHOLESALE PRICKS, Albo Opening—Nona Yelling Cloth, Grope, Oatmeal, and Various New Dreas Materials. Daring the Drapery Sale we shall make Special Beduotions on FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1882, GfARLICK & CRANWELL Quuiis-srREET Auckland CHEAP Millinery at »y Branch Shop nexc door to Holland and Butler'i. Vl( torla - stroot. - Mrs Whltehead, MllUne: Newton. LADIES' Silk, Satio, and Caahmet Dolmans, eto, all taller out, beauilfnil made, tastefully trimmed; lowost remuncrath prloes. -W. Potty, Lsdl66' Tailor, oppoall Army and Navy Hotel. CHEAP SA2iE I CHEAP SALE A J. Green's, Vlotoria-Btreet, for One Mont only; the whole Stook reduced to below Marki Value, as the following prloes will Bbow: Ladies' fttaye, reduced from 6s 6d to 2s 61 (alz ii to 28 Inches), with Whalebone Stiffening! Ladies' Chemises (soiled from being In the wi dow), reduood from 7s 6d to 5a 3d-handsome - embroidered and good oalloo. Mothers, r [■ member beat Violet Powder and Fuller's Bart reduced from 3d to Id per packet; large packets Violet Powder jat 6d; large barrels , Fuller's Karth, rednoed from Is to taper barn il Boys' small sized Straw Rats, reduoed from ' to 6& Embroidery, from 2Jd yard; all Xi broidery Belling at reduced prices; go Blankets, large blzob. reduced from 21s 6d to 1 6d: Double Widih Sheeting, reduoed from !., 6d to Is Zd per yard; Bed-ilok, reduced from to 4}d, all wool; Flannel, reduced to BJd yar Stont Black Velveteen, red need from fis 6d to id per yard; Good Black Lustre, reduced 91d;Mens' Cotton Books, SJd per pair; L.1 Hooka, lOd por pair; Towels, reduoed from 6d — l|d eaoh; extra long Towels, reduoed to II 1) { worth la id; Brown Turkish Towels, redno from 1« 6d to 1b 2d; Looe falls, reduoed from 1 6d to 9d eaoh; Calioo, 8d yard; orlnollhes. wot s 6d, reduoed to Id; alto suitable for mail fly oatohos, fancy baskets, &a; PomwuJo JP- Ribbon, reduced from 9d to 3d a yard; Bi ler commences Saturday, Oth Septembar,and en id ithOotober. For One Month Only. - at GREEN. 85, ViotoriMtreet,-A tall assortoc ed at Ladles" ifnderdothlng all at reduoed nrlo Night Dretoos at Ss eaoh.-J. GR.EBN, [ vqtorla-streeJ



PubUo XMowcas. rj O. MONXKOSE'S ESTATE. Creditors in the above Ifsiato who have not already proved, are requested to do bo on or before the 12tk luoUut, when a Flrat and Final Dividend will be paid at the offloe of the under signed. THOMAS WICLT.S. Trastee. Cambridge, Ootober 3,18«2. Tyj" V PREMISES WILL BK CLOSED . THURSUAY NEXT, OCTOBEtt 5- ARTHUR H. NATHAIV, S3, LOWKB QUKIIN - BTRKBT. LIVE AND L E A KN] a»d Bur THK PBNNK TIMIC T.ABLE, From one of the Stationers, for Useful Infor mation. ~ITT OARQUK FREDERICK X> BASSiL. A^^^^^ Ship bow discharging. Con- WBSBBBsam signtos will please pass entries and iiay freight immediately to the underslitned. Si'ONK BHOd. rpATTERSALL'S CLUB. UCOIDKNTAIT HOTEL. A Speolal Wire will be rcoelvWJ with the result of Napier Handicap and Hurdles. QT. BENEDICT'S CHOIK, NEWTON. Kfllolont Members for the above Choir will ba examined and enrolled at the Churoh on WBDNBSDAY KVKNINQ, at 7.50 sharp. CAllCi SOHMITT, Musical Director. OfT REwARD on Conviction of offen ders cutting timber on section No. 12, Northcote, Takapuua.-H. G. Hawes, Epsom. HITE, WHITB, WHITE SEWING MACHINES. —100 Just received per Karnan. from »ew York.-W. C. Dennes, Depot, Queen-street rpO CONTRAOrOKS ANfl OTHJSBS. We are prepared to Snpply Clark's Pipes In any quantity on the Shortest Notice, and will not be beaten In pbiob by any other .Manufac turer o( equally gocd Ware. J. WILSON & CO., 81, QUKKM-STREKT. 'Nb—tjsr SALV. Wilson's HydrauUo Lime, I Bricks. Sand, Sec 05 Od Deposit, the balance weekly or 6 monthly, for Bud or Treadle Sewing Machine?.-D. S. Chamber), 70, Qaeen-s'.reet, opposite the Bank ot New Zealand. POTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, and dnrable as silver, and very oheap. Shipment ex Lang stone now opea.—Wholesale and Retail Direot Supply Store. 219, Queen-street. LASS SHADES AND STANDS. ---13 oases ex Langstone, all ilzes, from la 6d. Our numerous oustomers wattlns can now ba supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Diieot Supply Store. 219, Queen-street. _^_ I Wm. Me Arthur & Co, \ AUCKLAND, TO DEALKRS IN FANCJT GOODS, BARTHBNWARB. CHINA AND GLASS AND GSNSRAL STORKKBEPER3. Plain anA Fancy Stationery Perfumuy and Toilet Soaps Brush wars and Combs Table aad Pooket CuUery K.P. and B.H. Goods Iron Bedstead* _ Mirrors and Fanoy Fnrnlture Clocks. Watches, and Jewellery Tobatoo, CiKan, and Pipes Mukloal Inasrumonta Karthenwue, China, and Glass Vases, Floirer-stiindi. &o. Parian Ware, Ploturea Parsoi, Hand Bass, and Baskets Crloketlog Appointmsnts Lawu Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, and Dolls NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. THE best Bemedy known for Liver Complaints, Constipation, See., Is Mar shall's Spoolal Tincture ot PodophyUum, price U.-6oodßon, Londoa Axoado. ROBINSON'S "DOYAL T>AKING "OOWDER, In Tins, Jib. Is; Itt... Bs. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST.MADE. TRADE ("CROWN") MARE. To be had ot Grooers a»d Provision Dealers, or the maker, J. W. ROBINBON, chemist and druggist, Manukau Road, Pahnbu,, I CHINA. I ENGLISH, FRBNOH, AUSTRIAN AND AMEKIOAN GOODS, Direct at Lowest Posiible Prices. G. Browning Invites attention to his SplendlA Assortment ot NBW GOODS. , M Just Opened, ' g A Special like or F kknom Vasks. a -; Wonderful Valne in Q S CHINA TBA SBKVIOKS; g 4 Full sets ot 11 pleoes, 21s. g <£ CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, % a 7s a dozen. <j And Every Description of B OBOOKERY AND FANOY GOODS g « AT PBMES NEVEH BUOBI P KNOWN IN AUCKLAND. tar cash tka.dk only. *et GTJROWNINO, 207, QUEEN . X> BTRKKT (near Mabkcx ' Ertbanob). Established 1865. I FANCY GOODS. | WATER LAID ON, as low as will pay, Plumbing, G/lbfiitinq,. akd genebai Jobbing, Patent Chimney Tops, sinks, Baths, &c. &0., &o> ROBERT PEACE, SHOBTI.AHO>BTBBBT, TCT U C A L V P T U S, DANGER AHKAD. - Whenever you begin to grow GuiILKATSi instead ot Hair, what is tho oause ? Too much Aickln'g Encatyptus; too little 0 the VICTORIA HOTEL'S OWN WHrSKI and Ales, and not enough Marian's XXXI REVJtRBB~yOUR DIET. f\ AMARU FLOUR FOR SALE JOHN EEID & CO. /-vATMEAL(SommetviUo'B)FOK S4J.E JOHN REID fc CO. JWrBWIEAS, IN HALT-CHESTS A»l , ; ■•' BOXtB. JOHN REID & CO. T\RIED FKUXTS, OONFEOIIONfi LIQUOBICE, ETO. JOHN REID & 00. 'i r\UNEDIN BEER—MABSHALL'a A»i r U r< OOPBLANDB. JOHN REID ft CO.. Asente. " I^IOOMBE'S LONDON STOUT AN; y ' OERMAN BEBR •1 209 oases on Bale by JOHN REID & CO. ■h TTITCHENS'S BLOOD RESTORE] at J-L _____ 0, The PnbUo are Cautioned against the so a; position that the COKDIAI4ZED BLOC f" RESTORER will oore the speolal aliments at 0- dhwases that the MEDIOINAL .la now h, tamooß a mediolne for. The Oordialized ia N< ij A MBDIOINB AT ALL, but Blmply a preparatii si; as a Palatable D/lnk, thu will not conntora 9d the effeot of the Medlolnal. and thrt affion 5 Hotel frequentera an escape from the uee L 8« sUmulanta while being treated under M IB HITOHBNS'S OKLKBKATEO MBDIOINi a a. BLOOD RESTORER. ?»' L. D. NATHAN & CO., . SOLE AGENTS, to id. _____ , ; jg jyt. A. OSBORNE KNIGH1 dk J-' M.R.0.5., England, 1.b.a., London, 2» HfBNSONBY ROAD _b (Late tho Hosiaonoe of Db. Elliott, whol J. left for England). J?* NOW BS CONSULTED MORNINC £ AND- HNING. . '



Personal. D|B. WALLTB Is requested by a friend to b« »t the Terap rauoe Moll at JiaU-psßt BkTen oa Thursday evt'Llftir, i>iiK&ON A L.—Wanted, J.C;, who lately .*_ loft Auckland, to wrf:e to his Brother, M.U. r|iHE Gentleman who left his change at 3 n Thtatlo Hotel will got it by applying to M. O'flalUvan. rhlatlff Hotel. OKKBONAL.-Night Soil Contractor's ' Aowmnt for HepUjmbor Quarter sow due. Must 1)« paid or servloa discontinued. 1h« en- Kfln|l.(J4*rto^ KW»ble in aQvanno. Office— City Markot, Quecn-*troo. Kntranoa. lloura 9to fi; Saturdays to 9 pan. > Lost and Fonrto. LOST, a Bed Setter Dog; any porson retnrnlns: him will ba rewanud.-Plerce Laniami. T" OST. from flardirjge-st.tct, on Friday, ,*-*»■ f 0* Terrier fuu, right eye and ear * 1) aok and twined—Kinder rewards 1 oa leaving same atYou-B's Qr.yhou»d rimbies. LOST, on Tuesday last, between Victoi ia - and WatrefUld-Btreets. aLady'sbong-old Chain.—Finder rewarded *>» brlbulnit same to Mrs Bowrlng. Muelo Shop, Smouiu-ttreet. OST.—Will the party who took an J Overcoat from the Panmura Botel by nlitake. on the nlßbt ef the Foresters' .Bull, kludly return lc and oblige—Jamea i comb. STRAYED, last Thursday, a black and tan Tarrlor Puppy.—A reward will ba Rivon on bringing it to the Girls' High Sohool, Educational. MISS PARKY, Teaohek op Music, KARANGAHAPB ROAD, oppoßke Howo-atruet. Torms: oj6 Guinea p^r quarter. j Ecclesiastical. \ CONFERENCE in connection with c\ the AUCKLAND PRKBBYTKRY Will be held In St. Jamoa'a Hall on WKDNIC-I) AY. t • ilth Octobor, at 7.30 p.m. Subject i "Sabbath t> Schools." The Kov. It. F. Mnonlco), ol St. , Jumoß'g. will open tho Conferenoe. All oro enrnßßtly Invited. ■ A/f ISSIONAKX MEETING. The Annual Missionary Meeting1 la connection ' with the Primitive Methodist Church, Alex andra' etreot, will be held on •WEDNESDAY EVENING NHXr. at 7.30. When Addroßßoa will be delivered by Messbs T. Bi'duokon, J. Gut, and W. 8. Poitbr. A Collootion In aid ol tho Mission Funds will bo made. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—The Quarterly Meeting of Mem bars will be held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at 7.50, In the Lsoturo Hal). Meet ing for piayer at 7— Xhoß. Baddle, Bon. 800. O.S.—Tho usual Monthly Meeting JJ Of SANOTDARY CITY OB" AUCK LAND, No. 3978. will be held in tha Alexandra street Schoolroom. ** 8 o'clock. TO-MUKUOW (Wednesday) E VICNING. thn «h instant. Candidates from courts to bs In attendance at 8.30* By order, H. T. GAKHATT, Sooretary. MEETINo of " OUR HOYS 'I CRICKET CLUB will be held TO-MOR BOW (Wednesday) RVJCNING. at ihe Walto inata Hotel, at B p.m. Members and intending members are rtqaested to attend. 0. K. WHITK, Hon. 800. AUCKLAND BARD OP HOPE X X*. UNION. ! Mr Tadehopß wqnerta the attendance of every member of the Ohoir TO-MOKKow (Wedneu dfty) KVBNING, in Newton Congregational School, at 7.E0. Also, friends forming Orohostra to attend at 7 sharp. H. ROTHBRHAM, Choir Secretary. riRICKBT SIS AS ON, 1882-3. A Meeting of Committees Of City and Subur ban Oriokst Olnlw will be held, at the United tMsrrioo Hotel, on WEDNESDAY KVBNING. at 8 o'oloolc Business i To oonßtder the ways and means (or obtaining a Professional for tue season. After the above, Captains and Beorotoriea will arrange Mttoh Programme. PEHOY BUTLJER. S«o. Went Knd 0.0. OHAB. K. MoIXHiMIOK, ■ ' ■ eeo. United O.C. W. H. VEkEKBR-BINUON, Bia Auckland 0,0. NEHUNGA PfcRPETUAL LAND. BUILDING, AND INVESTMENT SOCIH)XY« , - ' The Half yearly Meeting of Members will bo held In the Booletjli Offloe on THUKBDAY. fth October, at 7.f Q p.m. J. P. JACKSON. ■' ' Bsorotory. ' : QTAHUHU HIGHWAY A request In writing, signed by William I ookhart and flf ty-t wo others, being ratepayers or residents in the Otthuhu Highway District, having been reoelvsd by me, I hereby, nnder tho provision!) at eaoiSoaß IS and IB of "Tho ' Highways Aot, 1874," call a Special Meeting of ■ the Ratopayeni of tho Otahnhtt Highway Dls- . trlot. to be held in tho Pub lo Hall, Otahutiu, on ' TUKBDAY, Ootobor 81th, 1882. at Bnslnoss:—To Consider tho Proposal to Closo tho Road leading from Ohmeh- Btreet, Otahahu, to the Panmure Road. A. BOWDBN, Chairman of the Otahuhu Eoad Board. Otahnhn, Ootober 3.1882. ■ ■>% Auctions. TO-MORKOW, 12 NOON* HORSE-SHOE NAILB, . GALVANISED SCHEWS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. . *> CASKS ENGLISH BORSK-SHOF 'vA & KAILS, of tho best aaallty, Rmiorted tizes -, \: ' 15 Kegs English Galvanised Borews, aesorted m sizes; Copper Teokn, Copper Rivets ana V', Washon, Just landed trom EDgUeh ship, V 10 BB SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ARTHURS MART, TO-MORROW, 12 NOON. ) ENGLISH FURNITURE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE A EFFECTS. 1 Removed to the Mart, tor oonvontonos of Sale. FHONI BTOBB, 3 R. ARTH U B HAS been favoured with instructions to sell by auolion t at his Mart,Qaoon-street, ( To-morrow, at IS u'olook noon, ENGLISH FURNITURB JUBT LANDED; Wioker Bui to, Whatnots, Gablnote, Fancy ' ktools, Iron Bedßteads, lendets, to. HOUSEHOLD FUBNTCRK and BFFEOTB, In Good CXindltion, tor Parlour, Dlnuß-room. • Bad room, and Kitchen: Cretonne Suite, Loathes ', Cloth Suite, Fanoy acd Luoa Curtains, Carpets,. : Brußsels and others; blOeboard, CheiSanleto, . Chests Drawers, Spring Mattrass, bedstead?. ' Halt Tester, fto.; MMtranet, PaUtaesea,' ' ' MaDKle, Sewing Machine?, Cane, Bent Wood, !' and other ohalrs; Electroplated Ware>. Glass. China, and Rxrthgnware i also, a Walnnt Cro " tonne Suite, 0 Plsoes. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9; FOR POSITIVE SALE. '' WITHOOT RSSEBTK. £700 WORTH OF BOOTS AND SHOES, Recently Openeck D■~~,,, - " ■ ■ - ■GIVKN V? THE BUSINESSi GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions . Irom Mr Spry to Ball by auction, on tbo aftovo u date, at 11 oolooic, on tbe Premlies, opposite tho Nowton Hotel, Newton, The wholaot his stock-in-trade of Boole-aiul Shoos. Glass Cases, Vittingg, Counttue, ; Grindery, _ fcC n tUU, tut, .. .• '• ID Bi TONKS, K. a OAKE. B. D, TOHU »d FBIDAY, OOTOBER ft « PAKUBANGA hFnT ULUB BACEB, >■ ■ ——— ot B. TONKS & CO. ** \TTILL Bell on Friday, 6*h October, at i of YV Wo'oloott, * Tho GATKB. BOOTHS, BTABLBB, »o_ Ji for the Paburanga Bunt oinb Race ' ' MtetlnK, to be held at BUendla Kaoe coureo on Saturday, October Uth, ' pO-UNTKY CAITLE SALES, — , 'WalnkUr Saturday, Ootober 7 i ji Komuera Fair—Wodnosday, October 11 ' ' Pokono-Monday. October 18 Diury-Wednesday, Ootober 18 Papeknra- Wednesday, October ZS ' , ALPRKD BUCKLAND. ti 'Cotdinwd on, i mirth Fcge.)