trick of Mount Eden, and asked for work, Mr Udy gave him a job, and on the next night the prisoner was discovered in prose sutor's ' house, but there was no

evidence tv show prisoner's iuten*.— Richard XJdy, farmer on the Mount EJen Bond, gave cvider.ee similar to that pre viously published in this journal.—Corne lius O'Sbea, police constable, deposed to taking prisoner intn custody at tho bauds ol Mr'Udy. Prisoner said he had no ex cuse to ofTer. lie wai saber,—Prisoner made a few remarks to the jury, and said that some years ago he met with an accident and sot bis head iujurcd, in consequence of which he occasionally wandered, Ite hoped th« jury would consider this. Ue suffered imprinontu&ut for a similar charge some years ago, but that cbargn was f jl*e. He hoped his sentence would be li"ht if found guilty.—His Honor reviewed the simple facts of tho case. The evidence did riot disclose any intent, but, as ho admits, hi) was improperly on iho premises.—Tho tury found the prisoner guilty.—Prisoner said he went into the house for the purpose ot seeing tko woman, and getting a papsr from her. He acted foolishly, -his Honor said the statement that he went to sue a woman, losts its effect, as there wxa no woman in tho house. The prisoner had beeu convicted on a previous occasion. Sentence : Twelve months' impriaonmeut.

Unlawfully Wounding. — John Gordon was arraigned upon nn indictment charging him with unlawfully beating and wounding Margaret (joiclou on 4th Septem ber, in Nelson-street.—Prisoner pleaded no guilty. I Jne nsequenco of thr|ab;onco of an im poriaut witnusa the caso was held Tjver un til to-morrow.

Charge ny Bigamy. — John Lyttlo, otherwise Wm. John Lytile, aged 30. described as a blacksmith, and a native of Invertiesi, was anaiHoed upon an indict, uii-nt, charging him with tnnrryiap, on tho 11th of August, 18S0, Mary Jauo Willows, uc Wangat vi, his furiner wife, jiimle Maria Fee, to whom he was married at Belfast oa tho 15th July, 1872, boit.g then and now living. — Piisouer pleidod n>t guilty, aud desired th«t wituesse? might bo ordered to loive thecou.t. lie then stated that he paid Mr Boalo to defend him and that gentleman was not present; he was not guilty of th« charge find therefore it was the more necessary tbat he should have counsol.—Mr Cotter appeared in defence, instructed by Mr Beale.—Mr Hudson Williamson opened tho case.—Win. Sargeson, paiutor, was being examined as we go to press.

(Left sitting.)

REV. DM. WALLIS OX CON DITIONAL IMMORTALITY.

Last night the Rev. Dr. Wallis was an ttonnccd to lcctuie in tho Nowton Atheocoum on the subject of " Con ditional Immortality, Unreasonabla and Unscriptural." The threatening naturo of the weather did not prevent the as serab ling of a large audience. After devo tional exercises, the reverend lecturer chose as tho basis ot his remark? tho words of Job six., 25, 26—"JFor I know tbat my Kedeomer livoth, and that Ho shall stand at the latter day upon tha earth; and though, after my akin, worms destroy this body, yet iv my llesh shall I see God." The bo )k of Job W 3, he remarked, perhaps the oldest iv tl>e lliwlo, and it was thoroughly unique, while aa a poem of trauscendant beauty and sublimity it far surpa?3od any thine writtun by Uoniftr, Shak«pcre or Dante. It w*a tho only book in tho Biblo not written by a J»w; being, in fact, a revelation to the Gentile*. The God of Job was very different frum the God of the Jews, and the very devil in this book w»s not the same devil as was Renorally believtd in. In this book also h» fuuud a clave- contradiction of the lat»st Yankee norelty—the bolief in the conditional immortality of tho human race. On account of toe maay new words and idea* introduced in the book of Job, it was very difficult to translate. It was, indeed, tho worst translated book in the Bible, and the words ho had ehoaon as his text this evening were perh&TM the worst translated iv tbat book. Jn the marginal rendering ot the passage the> would find the translators gave "out of my ileah," instead of "iv my flesh I shall see God." The authorised version iust conveyed tho opposite moaning to that iorno by the original, as all modern critics ware agreed, and as any Hebrew schol»r oonld testify; andMrFroude, the historian, in an essay on the book of Job, poiuts out this as o«e of the greatest blunders evtr mado by translators. The lecturer maintained that the sonl of man— wti«tb>r saint or sinner -was naturally Immortal, and he defined soul, mind, and spidt, as boit>g tynonymoua term?. OjuUl this be proved? * Ho thought it could be done eaail)-, and ho proposed doing; so by two lines of argument—that' from lieason and that from Scripture. The logical proof of the possession of a mind or i oul by man was based on observition aud analogy. He took up a book or a stono, and be perceived at onco that it had certain properties, such as extension, form, weight, colour, &c.; but the«e pro- Eerties them»elves ho did not »c», therefore c concluded there was something under lying these which hs called matter. Then he took himsilf, and he found that besides these material properties he had others of a diitiaofc nature. Ho had within him something that judges, reasons, imagines, and remembers. Tho qualities of conscience-, imagination, and j adgment were not properties of matter, and no therefoio concluded that there must be some substance in which they reside or in here, and that substance or existence was what ia called mind. The grounds for be lieving in spiritual existence were just as good as those for believing in material [ex istence ; nay, nearly every philosopher was agreed that there was far greater p; oOf|of the existence of mind than of mat(er, Our belief in matter is a mere inference; but our belief in tho existence of spirit is a direct consciousness. The important ques tion still remained—Can it be proved that this spirit or soul is immortal! The first argument to prove this was found in the unity, immateriality, and indivisibility of the mind. Modern science has taught the groat truth that nothing in the whole universe can be destroyed. Matter may be subdivided, reduced to its original elements, or changed in form, and in that sense onty may bo destroyed; but as it was in the absolute ssnse, quite indestructible, what ground was there-tor supposing that the mind was destructible? Such a thing wa«,he main tained, utterly inconceivable. The mind is a unit, and no one could reasonably imagine snish a. thins? as J-nk-a-soul or thrse-quarto's of a spirit. If matter wai Indestruciible.there was much higherground for believing in the indentructibillty and therefore immortality of the soul, Tho second argument was found in the almost universal belief and expectation of immor tality which prevailed _ among human beiDgs. In every place, climate, condition ot life, and stage of civilisation, men wero found to be deep'y passeseed with thebelief in an existence after (his life; so thatit might bp fakl tbat this desire and belief was a constant clement in human nature, fhere was even eyideitcethat the racs of pre? historic men who inhabited the centre of I'iu.uce hundreds ot thousands of years ago believed in life after death. This nature pf owes, which indulges in the hope of immortality, was bestowed upon us by God; and we thus conclude—either that we are immortal beings, or that Nature ana lied to us, and to do the latter would be to cast a slur upon the character of God amounting to blasphemy. The third argu'. ment from Reason pf the immortality of our souls, was based upon the attributes of God. It God is a just moral governor, it follows that He will reward the virtuous and punish the wicked. But wo find that in this world men are not treated according to their deserts. We find good people in poverty,misery andill-healtb, while wicked people are ricb, happy, and healthy. One of ttvo conclusions is iiresis tible—(l) Either God is not lighteous, or (k) the-e is a future state where all wtongs will be redressed, and compensation made for j.reseni inequalities. He had nottimeon this occasion to deil fully witn the Scrip tnral arguments for the immorta lity of the soul, but would deal with these in future discouise?. He summarised the plan of the book of Job, and said that the perplexities of Job and his jiiends sprang from the "old misconception that men were in this life t*eatod according to their merits or demerit?. Hi 3 "com forters " cduld not elf arly solve the problem of how a just and noble man like Job should be greviously afflicted by God, and that problem was nowheie answered in the book save ia the words of Job which he had chosen for his text— "Though worms destroy this body, yet without that body—out of my flesh—in my spiritual form—l shall see God." In tcdlv to a written note handed to him, the rer. lecturer said he would not allow questions to he put at these Sunday even ing lectures, ag' he did not think it light. After further devotional exercises, the meeting was dismissed with the benedic tion. ■■ . '- ■■ , „ ,;j . :''-'■;

DEATH OF M R E. STONE.

The various vessels in harbour and several warehouses in towu cmied their colours at "half-mast" to-day, in token ef respect for the memory of Mr Edwin Stone, who died at Whatawhata, Waikato, early this morning. Mr Edwin Stone is an old and wellknnwn Auckland readout. He is fourth son of Mr C. J. Stone, and was bom at Iluntley .Lodge, Kybcr Pass Road, twenty-eight years ayo. He was under Messrs McArtbur and Company for several years, and then went tv Sydney, wheie he remained for eighteen months, andrettiried to Auckland to enter the firm ot Stone Bros,, of tbis city. Two years ngo ho left the firm, and Wint farming in Wa'kato, wheie he remained up to the time of his death. For tbe past three years Mr Stone has been sufleiing from Bright'B disease iv tbe kidney?, wbi h during the laU few months assumed a seitous phase, aud this morning caused his death. Mr Stuno married a daughter of Mr Larkins, tf the iirm of McArthur and Co.

KAIPAKA S.S. COMPANY.

An interim meeting of the Kaipara S.S. Company was held to-day, Captain Colbeck presiding. The balance-sheet and icport pi oved satisfactory, and were adopted. The formcrshowedacredit balance of £1742952 d, while a trim of £522, amounts duo on forfeit thmes, mi^ht also bavo been added, The comparative statement showed an increase of ea'niufcs ami v decrease of expenditure. It was ducidid to sail the £10,000 worth of unallotioJ shares, with a view to increasing the capital of the Company, and tbe building ot a uew and powerful steamer. Vutes of tliunks were passed to the Chairman and to the manager (Mr Lotlder) for the satis factory manner in which he had carried out the Company'b concerns.

THE FOOTBALL MATCH. T0- MORROW.

The New South Waloa footballers arrived from the South by the s.b. To Anau this morning, and are now staying at the Victoria and Royal Mail Hotels. To morrow evening the Kemuera Social Union give a ball in their honour. Tbc return match, Auckland versus Sydney, to be played to-morrow afternoon in tlio Domaio Cricket Ground,will commence at 3.30 pm. Tbe following will reprosent Auckland: — Webjtor (back), Rvun and Wood (tbres-quaitor-bacUs), Whitesido, bims, aud Warbrlck (balf-backs), Ameil, Caiter, Clayton, Croxton, Bindon, Hender son, Biggs, Macky, O'Connor (toryvards), and Sibbiu (emergency).

POLICE COURT.—This day.

(Before J. It. Mnodonald, Keg.. R.V.»

The Bacchanalian Pabauk.—Five persons were marched in and fined for drukenness.

Maggie Locks, alias Meg Morrllios was charged under tho Vagrant Act with having no visible means, etc.— Prisoner pleaded notguilly, Sho was not only sober, but was in receipt of an lncomo from a Mend.—Mr tardy said tho woman wna a perfect curse in the neighbour hood, and on Saturday night she was creating a groat disturbance in the Auckland Hotel.— A man named Louis Oorilnn.of tho market.anid ho was a highly respectable man, and was wi ling to tuke Jluggio to hli home and heart. Ho was a gentleman by birth and education and would make v woman of Mnggie.—Mr Pardy said tho polico could not bo a pwty In permit ting the man and woman to remain in adultery. Dutoctl vos Brennan and O'Sullivan and Sergeant Gambia deposed to tho deplorable ohoructor of the woman.—llls-Worship roviowod tho list of prisoner's previous offences, and sentenced nor to six months' imprisonment with hard labour. On hearing tho sentonco tho foreigner became excited and rushed out of the audience and em braced tho woman.

PuHTTt ft>LLY. — Wllliura Wright was oh«r,iod with tlw larceny of a oockstoo, value £5, tbo property or Uagh Hobert Jouoa, of tha Array and MavrHstoU—Mr Theo. i oopar ap peared (or d»f»Bdant, and pleadsd not tuilty.— Mr Joßoe dopossd that the bird vu his pro p»riy: It whs ia the habit ol hovplnii itbont the troea by hla house Tho prioonor was a stranger to him. Hemtdsud the cockatoo about a noath ago.—Ueteotive Bronman, on luari.UK that tho bird Wai In prisoner's posse«elon, spoke to him about it. He s»ld he found ttio bird in a tr*o In Grey-street. (Hero the bird amused tbo Court by ►aytnul" Erolty Polly; do»'t lie ")— Mr Fer nanda was otlUd. but did not appo*r,—-Mr Cooper said dofenda»t was walking along Qrey- Btreat whin tha bird fl«w from a trea and sottled on dafoadact'a shonldor, and beln?, as the Court was uwaro, a talkative and familiar bird. It acoompanled defundant homo, and In broad daylight. Defendant ui<J not think to advertise It. and probably would have kept It. but It's talk did not ploaio Mrs Wright; dafandait ooisleloted it would ba wrong to koea it la opposition to the wish of his wife, and ollsrad to sell li to Mr Feraunde:!. —Mr Pardy said he could not Had Mr Vtraan dez who had agreed to give £3 for it, but who had not paid tha mosey, an he wanted the advice of a bird fanoior before ptrUug with hiH coin.—Mr Cooper B*l4 his oll«nt bora a Rood cliw*oter\— rhq charge was dismissed, and tha oockatoo restored to its lawful master.

Fbllcw Pribonkhb. — Jamas Kvora was obarged wlih ciminlktlng an aso^nltuponChiß. Conoedlne by endeavouring to ohoko him and knoc!ii>K him down in tho poUoe cell, on Satur day night.—Prisoner pleadad not guilty.—Mr Pardy characterised this as a most savage •ssanit.—Charles Conoedlne deposed that he was looked up far drunkenness; tho prisoner assaulted him. and tore fall trousers; he strnck him, when Kvers mad* a violent attack upon him, throttled him, aid threatened to nurrter him.—C'i'Stabis Dennot detoied to hearing the row; hoard prloonorhamnieri*gOonco«ln»and throatsnlrg to kn~ck h s brains oat.—Prisoner eaid he l eally toold »ot say what happened: he was t«o drank to know an j thing abjut It,—Two months Imprisonment with hard labour. KowSyi«m at Nhwtow Joseph Oarlton, charged with nrestinj: a dutnrbisoa in Kara ogahtse man. by fighting on the 2ich alt., was remanded until to-morrow.

Thii was all the business.

SCINTILLATIONS.

Likely to be a myrrh-maid—The aoothe cary's daughter. The BarA of Egypt—Bombard. Iv the morning a man gets up, but in the evening he acts supper. The Auckland Stud Company's recent purchases from Mr Stead arrived in good condition on Saturday.

The Hen. Me Dick has declined with thanks an invitation to visit the Thames. He has heard of Mr Brodif, and trembles, Those who bet on the Bey hive been fleeced.

The Loch Awe's passengers for Te Aroba left for the Thames, en route, on Satur day. - The Bey. C. M. Pym, the Episcopalian revivalist, has been asked to accept the charge of f'isbornc parish, Poverty Bay, and is expected to accept. Recent triuraphsnt shout in London : " Halexandria's in hashes !"

Mr W. H. B. Langbridge was severely bitten by a horse belonging to Mr MnGnire, standing in VulGaa Lane on Saturday. Dr. Goldsbro' did not send the other portions of Mrs Sarah Clfaver's stomach to Mr Skey, Government Analyst, alleging that there was no provision for defraying the expense. Rev. DrNewmaD, the Methodist minister of the Madison-avenue Congregational Church at New York, has had his salary raised to £2,000. The old colonists Intend to admit " new chums "to their celebration. Tickets obr talnable at Wayte's »nd Upton's. Mr Moss to-night explains his yote on the North Island Railway ie»n Bill. Mr Compton mows at the Harbour Board to-morrow that Mr McDonald prepare com plete plans of the new dock. For one word a man is often deemed to be wise, and for one wo'd he ia often deemed, to be foolish. We ought to be careful, in deed, what we s»y. The Piako engine and boilers have been purchased by the Union Sash and Door Company, and will be removed hero by Messrs Price Brothers. The champion belt of No. 3 Company of Volunteers waa fired for on Saturday and won by Vol. James Leigh with a score of 72 points. Sergta. James and Hay also made scores of 72 points each.' 20 shots were fired by each man at 200,. 400, 500, and 600 yairus. Mr Dick, accompanied by Mr Moss, M.H.E., inspected to-day the Orphan Home and St. Stephen's School, in Parnell, and expressed himself well pleased with the condition of these institutions. From Parne'l, Mr Dick was to go with Mr Tole to vißit St. Mary's, at Ponsonby. Some men are fated to do things the wrong way, and spend their lives in grum bling at their hard luck. They always try" to split wood against the grain. Villiets'Stuart records that when the mummy of the great warrior Thothmes 111. was unswatbed the body was found to be unusually short and slight. Hat dly had a rapid photograph teen taken of the figure than the fragile remains, as if in protestaoainst.the violation of their rest, vanished into dust and took their departure like a dream. . It is believed that the inventiveness of the Yankee people is dying out. No im provement has been made on the pumpkin pie for more than a hundred years. A French judge asked a murderer what excuse he could possibly offer for his crime. "Why, judge," said the fellow, "I often heard the man say that he' wanted to die suddenly." ' ' Walter C. Jones, a munificent English: man, has recently given £70,0C0 for mis i Bio'nS in Japan and China.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day.

In breaking down the reef on the sea ward drive, to-day, tho manager of tho Mew Prince Imperial bagged 40 Ids, good specimens and fully 20 lbs. picked stone, These were obtained from close to the floor ot drive, and are probably the continuation of a. run tf gold met with in the winze, paid is still showing iv the face, and also in eastoiu end. <

FATAL ACCIDENT AND SUDDEN DEATH.

Thomas Smith, a storekeeper at Whanga mata,.aged 09, died at the Hospital this morning. He Ws liding from Puriri on Saturday when hit horsu rolled over him. He died from internal iujuiies. Alexander Henderson, carpenter, aged 75, went into the h»use of James Mann, carpenter, Hapo Creek, at seven this morn iog. He said, "Good morning, Jimmy," and immediately fell down dead.

LYITLETON, this day. Arrived : Ship Pleades from London, 91 days out,

CHRISTCaURCH, this day,

The oight hours go-as-you-please handi cap at the drill-khecf, on Saturday, was won by O'Connor, the scratch man, who gave some of his opponents one hour's start. O'Connor, in seven hours, covered 45jt miles ; Cnsack, second man, 45 3-sths lnilea in seveu and a half hours; Bull, third man, 38 1-Sth miles in seven hours 34 minutes.

The cricket season waa opened on Satur day by *n unusually large number of matches, promising well for a vigorous

THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT.

Deputation to the Mayor.

A DBI'UTATION consistiujj of the Reva, Dr Purchas, Tebbs, Goldstein, Macnicul, Bud die, and Robertson waited en the Mayor at noon to-day with reference to tho Con tagious Difoases Act. The Key. Mr Buddie said tho mala object of the deputation wan to see if it was practicable to stay the bringing iuto opera tion of tbo Contagious Diseases Act until next meeting of Parliamesu, when the voice and ftoling of the public might bo maiie known on tbc subject. The meeting of clergymen had not come to a decision that thare should bo no legislation, but tho feeling was that tbc legislation of the present Act was partial: the Act should be applied to both sexo«. Another point was the apparent licensing of immorality, and they thought that tho clause re the granting of certificates to prostitutes di< ctuigcd cured should be abolished. It was sending them forih to follow tlnir vocation. They wished that the bringing of the Act into operation should be stayed until the subject had been thoroughly ven tilated.

JKev. Mr Tebbs said that on looking through the Act he had noticed that it was not absolutely stated that a certificate should be given. Dr. Purcbas thought a certificate could be claimed under the Act.

Rev. Mr Buddie said at Christcburch, where the Act was in operation, certificates were given, and these the womtn were found exhibiting in the bars of public houses.

Dr. I'urchas said tho provision permit ting a womtn to voluntarily place hersilf under inspection was an objootionablo foa turf,aa it, to some extent, licensed the eril. There was power under the Vagrant Act to proceed ig&iust keepers of brothels and places where proititutea wtre harboured, and if that pro»l(ioa was duly oxerciiod he thtught they might do without the CD. Act. Ho was not one ef those who believed that they could stop prostitution by legisla tion, but he thought a lot could bo done to reduce it.

Rov{ Mr Tebbs thought that a stop should be put to solicitation which was carried on by children of 14 years of age. If the polico held thtse ytutbful prostitutes in terrorem by mcim of a black list it might do some thing to check prostitution in the initiatory »tayo. Be thonght that a protistoi should ba made to punish persons speaking wantonly to women in the streets, [or for common assault, He thought a lot of evil was done by the practise of chatting in the streets.

The Mayor gathered, from what was fainted, that the existence of the disease warranted action being taken to stamp it out.

The Rev. Mr Tebbs mentioned that ha had recently baptised a child afflicted with go loathsome a disease, that death would have been preferable. The ttcv. Mr Buddie pointed to the ia oonsiitency of the Act.

The Mayor remarked that tho purpose of the Act was not io much to redeem proititntes as to detl with the dis*a«e, though ho believed that the operation of the Act would tend to the diminishing of prostitution. A great deal might be done iv winning back young prostitute*, but that work would have to bo undertaken by benevolent ladies, and though he did not think the City Council would vote public money for tbe purpose, he felt sure that the Councillors would not be backward in subsctibing to the good cause personally. Bey. Mr Teblw said they felt sure that a prostitute would take the certificate under the Act as a certificate that aha was eafo for men to consort with.

The Mayor said that point would be taken when they came to discuss the amendment*. He then referred to the fact that the police bad a lift of one hundred and fifty women who were plying the calling of prostitution in Auckland. Of that number, 40 or 50 were mere girls, and tbe list did not include casuals. That fact alone (hows the necessity of action. A certain class of pictitta dreaded the with drawal of the disease, as it acted as a watchdog te watch the virtues of the people. All tbe foul disease, however, did not seem to bo a deterrent, Judging from the number of fa'lcn women who flaunted their silks and eatins under oar very noses. He thought tbe objection to the certificate a sentimental one. The Introduction 6t the Act was a matter of such importance that he would not delay it merely for a sentimental ob jection to a clause, deferring to the sug gested amendments in the Act, he said if they bad not looked into it before the fault was their own.

The Key. Mr Buddie remarked that the principal amendments required were the leaving out of the certificate clause and the application of the Act to both sexes. The Mayor admitted that it might be well not to issue the certificate, but ho tbaught stronger arguments would have to be adduced to prevent the Act beingbrought into force.

The Eevj Mr Buddie said the ladies petition against the Act contained 1200 sig natures.

The Mayor said ho would attach very little' importance to the' ladies petition, even if it nad been signed by ladioa ot both sexe*.

After some further discussion, the Mayor promised that if possible the granting of certificates of cleanliness to prostitutes wettld be omitted, and the deputation having again brousht under the notice of the Mayor the points they thought should be amended, thanked His Worship and withdrew,

POOR RELIEF, &c.

The hon. Mr. Dick gave audience to the Bey. Mr Tebbs on various matters affect ing poor relief, &c. Mr Tebbs urged the necessity of providing a tramp's lodging house, the provision of better means for the conveyance of bodies from the Morgue to the cemetery, and also of an ambulance to convey cases to the Hospital. — Mr Dick said that & society for the relief of tramps would be subsidised by Government, £1 for £1, said society to have its owa relieving officer, and made a note ot the other matters referred to by Mr Tebbs.

HOSPITAL AND CHARITABLE IN STITUTIONS.

Eia Worship the Mayor, Messrs Peacock, Tole, G. Aickin, Mackechnie, Buddie, and Col. Haultain, waited on the Hon. Mr Dick for the purpose of conferring re the pro posal to place the Hospital under the management ef a local board. Mr Dick 'said he was impressed with tbe necessity of handing the Hospital over to a commUtee'of management. ' The only1 secure way ot having a good committee was by havingsubscribers who conldappoint one half of tbc board of management, the Government appointing the other half. The Mayor expressed himself against sub scribers, and suggested a capitation to be borne by the people equally. Mr Dick said if there ■ were subscribers more local interest would he taken in the institu tion. ■Mr Peacock pointed out it would not do to give individual subscribers tlje right to gra^t admission, a3 t^e Hgipjtal bad now Jo2pati«nts and only 95 proper beds. The Mayor said! he was certain no com miitee'would undertake the responsibility

of raising funds on tho £1 for £1 system. Mr Dick tnought both Hospital and Refuge should be uuder the same committee, and suggested that a committee take tho management for a year, the Government supplementing the fuads. Before the depu tation left the Mayor promised to refer the matter to a meeting of ci'izeos. •

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

LONDON, October 1, 3.50 p.m. The fine of £500 has been imposed on Dwyor Gray, M;P. Midwinter is a passenger for Australia with Murdoch's team.

Latest From Egypt,

The railway from Cairo to Alexandria

remains open in full ■working order, and the -recent feeliog of uneasiness has sub sided. The Khedive has decorated Admiral Sir Beaucbamp Seymour.

SYDNEY, this day,

The New South Wales revenue for the laßtq«arteramounttd t0£1,750,000, being an increase ot £41,500 compared with Septem ber quarter, 1881. The principal increases are io tho Customs and railways. The re venue for tho year ended 30th September was £7,250,001), an increase of £878,000 as compared with corresponding period of 1880-81.

BRISBANE, this day,

It is stated that the Government are likely to be in a minority o» the Wariego Railway Bill now before the Assembly; and that it i« probable a disiolution will tako place if the MinUtry are defeated.

fHinCi^^ octobM %



Tenders. ICTEW ZEALAND KAILWAYS. pioton-hurunuTrailway main LINK. HURUNUI RIVKR BRIDGE CONTRACT. Fnbllo Works Olllce. Dunedin, 27th September. 1882. Written Tondera will bo rooolved at this Offloa until boob of WttI)NK3DA.y, the Bth Norembor, 1883. :or tbe abovo Contract. They aro to bo mark«d on tha outsldo "Tender foe the Hurunui IKlvar Bridge Contract," and ad dressed to the Hon. (he Minister for Publio Works Teloeraphlo tenders, similarly addreasad and marksd, will ba ruciivod If pro«oato4 at any tulogruph office by noon ot tho lama date, pro vided that written tosdora aro lodg«d at uny DJstrlot Of Re^idant Engineer's Offloi lw tha same boar. Dr*wlnßa, spociUoitloua, and general condi tions, may ba seen at this oflloo, and ut -hd Pabllo Works Offlcuo at Auckland, Wellington, and Chrlstobnrob. The lowest or any tender not Eooeßsarlly Booepted. By comma* d. W. N. BLAIR. Knglneer-ln-ohnrge, Middle inland. A UOKLAND HaHBOUR BOAKD. TKNDKR FOR AUCTION BU3INKBS. Harbour Hoard Offlce, Auokland, ■-'eptomber 2'ita, 1882. Tenders will bn roc(U»od at thU ofiloe until TUKSDJ.Y, who 3rd (iot»D«r aoxt, at »oon, for the Auction Hualsas if the Board for Three Yours, in terms of conditions to be Been at thla offlo*. The lowest or n»y tonder sot neceißirliy aoospied. Tendo ato beondoJTOf', ' Tt-cdtr fer Auotion Suslno.B." F. K. CO UPTON, Chairman. a UCKLA.WDAGKICULTUKALAND £\. PA»TORAL AB«WIATION.



ToncWnj for Oatioratioa Iflooxi and Building Tusk In Concrete In the fcoolety'o Grounds, M'erslla. will be reonlvod at Iho efiice oa FRIDAY »oxt, Oth OotoborJ&l'lti o'olook noon. Plans and ipoolfloailoni to bo Boon at wo 011100, 157, Queon-ttrcet. •WSS. PEROIVAL. Booretnry. rpENDERS will bo received up to noon 1 of HATUROAY next (or th* Krootlonofa Cottattoln vvood-BtrooV, I'onnouby. Plans and spoolfloatlons m»y bo saen al my residence. The lowest or any tcnilor not necessarily accopted. JOBHPU REILLY. October 2.1881. mo bxcavat o ks. fondsra will bo motived until socn of FrtlDiY. Ootobar Oth, for Hxoavailig Site In Vlotorla-BtreeE Kast. KOWARD BAKTLHY. Arohltoct, jrp O BUILDKKS. Tsnd»rs will ba r«o*lTed nutll nton of TDIS DAY, October 10th, lor th» Kr«ctlO9 aid Com ploilrm of a YIU» Re«ldftaoe»t Dtvokpott, North Shorn. HOWARD BAETLHY. AiohltOCt ' rpK^DKt^S rcqiired (labour osly) fer I the Snotlon n( % Qraid S«and tor the T«ka»una Jockey Olmb. Toodtra will bo ib oelval >t Mr Jo*e>'g. 7ob«oooaUt, QaßO*-«treot, till Friday »«it |6U l»um) at noo». For continuation, «co First Pa Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN THB SUPRKME CWURT OF NEW X ZEALAND, NORTHKRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1176,' and the BoreralAots amending the same, and of the Baakrantoy of GabbhiT BiKRY. formarly ot Hoklansw. but now »f Onehsnita, 1b tho Provlnolal I)l«trl«t of i uokla»d, in the Colony ot New Zealand, Conttaotor, a Debtor. It to hereby notiflod that at a First Meeting ot the Creditors ot the above-named Ourrett Barry, held in tho Supreme Court Buildings on Mon day, the 2nd day of Uotober lastant, at the hour •f 11 o'clock In the forenoon, Thomas Mnoffax lane, ot Annklanl, In th» rrovlnelnl Dlatrlot aforeaald, Corttfloated Aooonnta«t In Bank rnctor, was eleoted Tra«tee In the above estate; and that the said Thomas Maoffarlano , has Intimated to the Registrar, In writing, his I aooeptanoo of the said appointment. Dated thliSnd day ot October, 1882, O. VT. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. Bswird Kins Tylhk, Vnlonn Lane, /uokland, Solicitor for tha iibove-named debtor.



lvA.ni* nod iwc-bm F. J. MOSS]. tW. !. O-SUI.LIVAN m J. MOSS & C 0., -E • LAND ANO KSTATK AGENTS, BHOKniAND-BTKBET, FOR SALS BPBOM-32 aores Grass Land in one or two lats; beanttful view BRlGHTON—Allotment ICO x 300. Price, J3260. 600 AOKB3. 19 mles from Auckland, 1 mile from a railway BUtion, half Improved, Houeo, 8 rooms, and ontbnildinirs. £1500. TUAKAIj— 600 aores flr»t-olaBS Voloanio Land, three-qutrteia ot a milo from the station; good eight-roomed house. To ba sold in one or more lota. Tho larjd Is nearly all in grass, with some good bush. _ BKMUJIRA—I6 acres, beautifully situated TU AX a.U-86 aores, improved; House and out buildings, esso TUAKAU-UO acres, 60 In grass. £5(0 MEW LYNN—IO acres, sea frontage. £i per acre ONKHUNGA—Honse of 6 rooms, andttaores ' land; beautiful view. Also ( Slx-roonaed Cottage, with I aero land, near' railway station. HOME BAY. PONBONBY—House ot 6 rooms and 2 aores of garden; sea bathing Alfld, LARGB CORNER ALLOTMENT in City, with buildings. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for SaX Including some Large Bfooka of Land In ifiVdkM. District. iMOßaftoq ; ShorUand-Btreet. Drapery, sso. LADIES' Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto, all tailor out, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. —W. Petty, LsdieV Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. " i-mEAP SAiK I CHEAP SAL X At \J J. Green's, Vlotorla-street, for One Month only; the whole Stock reduced to bolo w Markot Value, as tho following prices will Dhow:— Ladies' sstayß. reduced from 8a Bd to 2s 61 liize, U to 28 Inches),' with Whalebone Stittanings; Ladies' Chemises (soiled from balng in the win dow), reduced from 7a 6d to 6s 3d—handsomely embroidered and good calloo. Mothers, re member beet Violec Powder and Fuller's Earth, reduced from 3d to Id per packet;'largo Is paokets Violet Powderi at Bd; large barrels of ifuller'a Earth, reduced from Is to 9d per barrel; Boys' small sized Straw Hats, reduced from 9,a to Ed Embroidery, from 2Jd yard; all Km oroldery selling at reduced prices; good Blankets, large sizes, reduced from 21s Bd to 18a Bd; Double 'Width Sheeting, reduced from Is 3d to Is 2d per yard; Bod-tloS, reduced from 7d to lid, all wool; Flannel, reduoed to B}d yard; Btout Black Velveteen, reduofd from 6a 8d to 2s Id per yard: Good Black Lustre, reduced to 9Jd;Menß' Cotton Sooks, 3J4 per pair; L.W, Books, 10d per pair: Towels, rednoed from ttd to ad eaoh; extra long Towels, reduced to lid. Worth Is Id; Brown Turkish Towels, reduced from 1« Bd to Is 2d j Lace fails, reduced from It 6d to Cd each; Calico, 31 yard; orlnollnes, worth b 6d, reduced to id. ; also suitable for making fly eatohos, fancy baskets, &o.; Pompadour Ribbon', rodnced from Bd to 3d a yard, sale commences Saturday, Qth Soptember, and ends 7th Ootober. For Qae Mouth Only. —J, 6RBEN. 85. Vlotorla^treet,—A full assortment of Ladles' Underclothing all art reduced prices. Nltiht Dresses at 3s eaoh.-J. QRBBN, Bs, vetorla-Btrfiet



Wanted. * WANTED, a respectable Woman t attond upon an Invalid Lady and mak borsalf generally useful.— apply by letter t Mra Lane, Ben., Franklin Road. »a ANTEP, Men to work on the Whart ¥ T Apply It. Klltott, Wharf. WANTED, a good strong Woman loi tho conntry,— Apply to Mrs Patter Nelaon-Btreet (near Wolloslpy-street?. i"\. rANT3i>, a steady gonerai servant, St —Apply to Mra Hallett, Opposite Bishop's Court, Pftrnel). \\/'ANfET>, a Boy to milk and make h blmaolf useful on a farm. — Apply offloe this paper. WANrEU,TsinaTrShop Bay to learn the trndp.-Apply to Wllklns and Co., Bootmakers, 83. Victoria utreet. ANTFD7"two~Gooa Carpenteiß.— John Taylor, top Franklin Road. WANTED, a YouDg Ma» nccuuomod to the butchering.—Apply to R. Smith, Napier-street. WANTED, a ftooo. übneial Servant; country proferred.-Apply Mrs E. Mur phy, Karangahape Koad, Nowton. ANTED, Twoor Three Good Barrow Man for brickyard, - J. Arohlbald, Whau. WANTED, a Youth to learn Upholster ing and Bedding.—Mills and Uempsty, Welleßley-street, 1 doors above Abbott's Op6ra House. ANTKD, a Mattrass and Palliasse M»ker at once.—Mills and Dompsey, Wellesloj-street, i doors abovo Abboit'u Opora Honse. WANTED, two strong Lads for smith's shop.-Gee and I'otUr. Grey-ttreet. ANTED, a few bo»t londi of Sand.— Apply Auckland Timber Company. WANTED, three good Bushmen.— Apply Conpland and Co. WANTED, a smart little Oirl, between the bk&» of 9 aid 12, to attend to two little okildron and make heraolf naof ul; would bo willing to adopt If suitable, when she should be well broanht up and cduoatad —Apply by letter to JK, Btab Offloe. \a/"ANT£D, Immediately, Tailors, TT TalloresseK, MaohinUts, Apprentices, and ]p, Presser; cons tat t employment: hiehast WBgos Riveo.--N«ll Campbell, Ponaonby Cloth- Ing factory, Knglaiid-atreet. WAK'JKD, a b'rst-claas Dressmaker,— _^ A. B, Fonton Draper, North Store, ANTED, a Good General Servant, ahle to Wash and Cook — »t>ply to Mrs W, A, Orombie, Prince of Wales Hotel, Hob son-B tree x, T/S^ANTED, a good Painter aad Paper- T T hanger at onca.—J!. J, OaUnnd, New market, « WANTED, a General (Servant; refer ence roquired.—Apply to Mrs C. S. Bhayle Qeorgg, Urafton Road. »* ' AtiTuD, Apprentices and Immovers ii to the drea^raaking,—Mlgs Sklfflngton, "!oolt and Albert-Btieeis. WANTED, a «ood Ironmonger for Country Store.—Addrets Box 6s, Auok liind, ANTEE)7 a Fir«t-class Machinist, also AppreatlccD to tho dreaamaklng,— Milne and Choyce.; WANTeD, a strong willing Girl aB learner ; will be thoroughly taught tho laundry btulnoaa in ail branches.—Mm Wigg, Newton Laundry, KaranKabapo Road, near Pitt-street. . v*/ ANTKP, General totvantfor a omall " 7 family; gocd wages.-Apply at once to Mral. Levy, 2U,_Queen-»tr«et. WANTED, iminfdiately, a Wet Nurse for a young infant in Pornoll.— Ipply to Dr Haiuo», bstwee* 7 aud 8 this evening, or 12 and 1 to-morrow (Sondr.y). WANTED, a Good General Hand.— Ihirlc S: Son, Hootmttkorß, North Bhore. WANTED, tituation as General Ser vant in v small family In town, or Hnuafltnald.—ftpply Young Women* Inttituta VV ANTKD'a Respectable Boy.—Apply T* at tho Cheap lieddinf? aud Furniture Mart, Victoria-atroot East. WANTED,. 2 or fliadustrioua Boys to Onan Oyat*ra.-F. WlUlaurf, Queen- Btre«t Wh»rf. V\f ANTED, Carpenter and Lhbourer.— JMJ__Apply Fowler, Ulacksmlth, Parnoli. WANTED, a Kespcctablo Boy.—Apply to Wm. Leys, Bookbinder and Paper Rclor. 3 doora abo»e Star oflioa. \y ANTED, n Good Milliner.—Apply to T T lira Wright, st William R»ttr»y'« MIW llncry and lirapnry Kstkbllßhment, 178,180, and m Uuton-Blrmt WAJSTKD, Apprentices and Improvers U tho Dremnakiog. —Apply to Mies ■U<m<lo Nelnnn-Htre^t. V\/ ANTED Immediately, two i-lt Saw-; » T yors lo cut auout 3.0 M). Pit ready, with timber on It.—Apply J. "ixiip, 3tau offlcw. V\/ ANTED to Rent, a Billiard Koom; »t in town preferred.— Adareea AR. at Mr Carter's, drapor. Vlotoria-ktreot. ANfED, a Supply of First-class Fjeah and Salted Butter.—Apply to K. Mltohelaon & Co.. Qqaen street Wharfi WANTED, Tenders for Lease oi Devonport Domain.—Conditions at ofQoe of Messrs. It, a B. Dudcr, Devonport. IV: ANTED, a Situation by a young lady t T as lAdy Help or Companion.—AadreßS, HG, Star offloe. WANTED KNOWN-Ladies'CorseS, t T slightly spottad, rednc«d from 0* SM to 3a;Bd.—Brennan'd, Victoria atrtet. WANTED, a detached Cottage, cou-1 tailing six rooms and kitohtn, &c, In Grafton Head, eesflala View, Remuera, Epsom, or St. Htophou's Koad, Parnoli. Kequlred by the end ot- November.—Apply to Mr/, ttatlng rone, ftq, poat-offloe Nortu Sboro. WANTED, to icli 15 Vounj; Jfowls ; good lai ers; a bargain,—Vernon House, Oollage Koad. ANTED to Sell, a Light Spring Car?, nearly new, with or without square cover.—H. White. 103, Giey-street. WAMED KNOWN, that Field Tiles, Socket Pipes, Draining. Well-olnkiag. Feooing, Excavating, either with labour or m&terlal only, oan be done by applying to Mr Sheldon, WUlow-street. yreeman'a Bay. ANTED to Bell, for 1 week only, a Gonuino Collection of Haro Stamps (825), together with Album; price £o.—Apply N, G. Lennox, late E. Way to, 100, Queon-Btreet. WANTED, two respectable young men Boarders in a quiet family, where no others are kept.—Mrs George Payne, top ot Franklin Road, the third house off Ponsonbjf Road, on the right hand side. WASTHD, Intending Purchasers to call for Lithographic Plans ot Sunny- Blde, North Shore, for Rale by anstlon on Wed nesday, llth Ootober, noon.—R. C. Greenwood, Auutloneer. U/ ANTEU KNOWN.-Men'» Tweed V 7 Costs, reduced from 15s 6d to 12b 6d, to Olear.—Brennan's. Victor!*-ntreet. ANTED KNOWN — That Jambs Gl»oowvII1 tell NEW MILE to tho Inhabitants ot Onahanga at 3d_per_quart. WANTED KNOWN-Men's~Helmet Hata. reduced frcm 10s 61 to 6b lid.— Brennan'g. Victoria-street. WAMKU KNOWN—That M. Joseph- Bon will open on SATURDAY KVKN ING, to Sell Off the 3&!v»ge Stook from the reoent Fire. Glass, China, Earthenware, and other Miscellaneous Goods, at a quarter tbe valuo. — Karangahapa Road (opposite Star Hotol). Six or Jfeven-roomod House v» to Rent, within 16 miantes' walk of Choral Hall.—iVripp & Camsroa. Architect* and Honse and Land Agents, 81 Qneon-ntreot (next Wharf Hotel). WAN'iJBD KNOWN-Plans oi Pro porties at Calliope Point, near Devonport Wharf, are ready, and may bo had of the Ano tloneor, R. C. Oraenwood. Qqeen-ntreet. WANTED, JJvtryone to Know that all Clothes at J. n. Daltoa'a. Tailor, Viokoria-street East, aro Just as cheap as his Noted dps Serge Bnltf. WANTED, Ladies to know that T. Mcl! aiter has Opened a Lot of Oatmeal Olotl s, from IOJd nor yard; also, the New Laoe Trimming, from 3jjd. \*taNTKD KNOWN-Udieß' Gloves, ♦ » 6d; Dmbrellaß, 23 lid ; Hatln Umbrellas, with deep laco edging, Is 6d.~Brennan's, Vic torla-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that part I. oi Drawing aook of AUBtralaaian land scape, by Mrs G. Parsois, may be had at E. Wnyto's. 100, Queen-»treet. for Is Bd. WAA'I'E D, Tenants for Two Six roomed Houbos centrally situated, at North Bhore, within two minutes' walk oi lower wbarf; Bplendldly finished, and with all convenienbeß.—Apply R. and It. Dnder. W~ ANTED KNOWN—Working Men oan Have their Monoy by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meale fld; Board and Lodging lEs per week.—Note the address i Nearly opposite the Waltemata and olose to the Dook, Lower Albert-street,—R, Murdoch, Proprietor. is; ANTED KSOWN - y,ur highest- T T priced Speotaolea are la the pair.-Oom£ and 663 the quality at Dampler's Hobaon-atreel shop. WANTED KNOWN, a Perfect Cnr« and the only preventatlve against Sea sickness.—Apply Profeßßor GoßßCott, America! Herbalist. Bhortlahd-Street. ■ '%IU ANTED, Intending Purchasers tc »T call for Lithographic Plans ot Sunny side, North Shore, for Sala by Auction on Wed nesday, llth October, at noon. ' - R. O. GRBENWOOD, Auctioneer. Wanted Kno<wn (_). _3rootchs, UWBN-aTREET, la Selling Boots and Shoea Cheaper than qvci Xvpt Lund^a, Ppv «Ashmnre' !»nd < Eftrl Derby,' gQ TRUNKS BOOTS AND, BHOSS O EVKRY DKBCRIPTION, TO BE SOLD CHEAP. SHOP OPEN TILL 9 P.M,



Wnnwo. o \ST AN TED, a thorough General Servant 8 ?v for Wanganui.—Apply ou or aftei ij Wodneaday, to Mra Thorns Culpau, ut Mr W. Culpan, at. Stary'B-ro»d, Fonconby. WANTEu, a smart iioy.— Apply R. Mutohinson, BQtohw.JVictorla-Btreet, WANTBI*, a competent Lapidary to out Greenstone in all designs: constant > employment.—Applications, stating qualifica tions, also remuneration, to be sent to G. IHyndman, Manufacturing Jeweller, Fllleu'. street, Duoedln, \\J ANTED, a Good General Servant.— f ▼ Apply to Mrs Russell, Gundry-street, Newton. ANTED, twelve Good Navvies.— Apply Jagger and Parker, Freeman's Bay. _ yrr anted, the public t? "o TO 80 TO •>! M ° O S ** a iP GOODSON'B o S ■" ,°* LONDON. AKOADB, - «2,-d Queen-Btreot. Qgg ■Ss!! '»aoj?B-uajiif) a.^S •o^gl 'savony Noa»«yi po-< Og*g e-NosaooQ p &£^r GOODSON'3 S^ S £ ■ I LONUUN ARCADB, f M « 3 . Queen-Btreot, g" § V* JO MO 15 _ 8 ! GOODSON'S LONDON ABCADK, 118, Qneen-Btreot ' W4»TBD~The Customers of Munro and Milllgan to know that they are now prepared with a full and choice assortment of Tweeds and Drapory Goods in all departments for the coming season. V*/" ANT E U KKOW< N. Plans of Property, Calliope Point, near Devon port Wharf, are ready, and may be had of the Auctioneer, R. O. GREENWOOD, Quoen-Btreet. 1M) JfUOTOGRaPHKKS.-Wanted, a . First-class Retouohor,—Apply to Joßlah Martin, Market Square. BOOT TRAD IT.—Wanted, a competent Prawmaj.—MoArthnr'a Factory. TO PalPiTEtiS, Wanted a good Brush Hand.—Apply Charlamont Hotel, 7 P.m. TO CARPBNTERS Wanted two or three Good Hand?.—Apply Rayner's Now Bhop, Parn»H, or Clayton, Tailor, Newioarket. UGBI LOGS I LOGS I TO THE MILL , Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw MlUs, at Onehunga (destroyed by fire some months since), are now in full work again. All lengths of logs at Mill waiting to bo sawn, Beaina and .girders for briok building and wharf worn, up to 10 feet, supplied on the shortest notioe. Customers may rely upon the oream of the Umber going with tueix ordors, as we have no manufactory ta supply, BulUars and oontraolors will flod It to their lnterait to give their orders to us, as thor will get all fxesn Umber free from worm and dead sap. Ordors exoouted with despatoh, M H.ROK. Proprietor. Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehnnga, September 1 1882. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. PILOT SEEVICB, POET OP AUCKLAND, k Harboar Board Offloo. Auckland, July 25,1882. Applications will be rsoelved at this Offloe until TUKSUAY, the Sfd OOIOBKK Best, at Noon, from competent paraoiiß willing to under? take to carry on the Pilot serrloe of the Port of Auckland, In terms ot conditions and agree ment to be soon at this office. The lowest or any application kot neceßeatlly accepted. F. K. OOMPTOK, Chairman, MeoiiiuKß. TCTLECTORAL DISTRICT OF Hi PAItNHLu MR. M 03% V.H.R.. will Addrem the Klee tam, at tbe Parnell Halt at 8 o'clock THIS EVENING. Attendance respeotfally requested. A UCKLAND KEPKESENTATIVE CL CRICKETING TKAM. A MrxjUntf will be held at tka THAMES HOTEL THI3 KVBNINS, 2nd Ootober. at 7.30. A. IJKWXS, Hon. tec pKICKBT SHASON, 1882-3. A Mooting of Committee* of City and Subur ban Crloktt Ciabu will bo hold, at the United service Hotel, on WHD.-xKaDAY XVBNINO, at 8 o'oJools. BnslnHS t To conaldee the ways and means for obtaining a Professional for ttie season. After the above, Captains and Secretaries will arrange M*tch Programme. PERCY BUTLER. Sac. Weat Rnd 0.0, CHAS. B. MoOORMICK. Bee United 0.0. W. H. VBBBK*R-BINDON, Sea AnoUuid C.O. <-pHK CONTAGIOUS JOISEASBS ACT. The Mettlng (foe women only) adjourned from Wedaeiday last, will be held at S o'olook onTUHSuAYn«xt. in the Lai Re Room of the Y.M.U.A., Weließley-Btrfot, wnen Important bualncßi will be bronght forward. A UCKLAJSD TiSACHJSRs' ASSOCIA £%. TJON. The adjoarned Meeting will bs hold at Wel leßley-Dtreet Bohool en SATURDAY, Ootober 7, at 2 o'clock. KDWIN T. HART, Secretary. /^NEHUNGA PIKPETUAL LAND, \J BUHjDING. AND INVESTMENT SOUBTY. The Half yearly Meeting of Members will be held in the floolety'n Offloe on TSUKBDAY, Efth Ootober, at 7.50 p.m. J. P. JACKSON. Beoretary, ■ Land Tranßier Notices. T AND TRAMSFER ACT NuTIOB. Mary Redfern, of Tauraaga, in the Provlm oial Dlstrlot of Auckland, widow, olaimlng es tate or interest as Devisee, under the Will of George Redfirn. late of Tkuranga, settler, deesased, having applied to be registered as proprietor ot an estate in /eii-slsple in all that tarcel of la»d situated in the town of Tau rangii, containing 1 rood and 9 perches, being lats, of tbe sab-division of Blook 23. Ohsroh Mission Reserves of the said Town, being the whole ot the land comprised in Vol. 22, to, 70. of the Register Book. Notioe Is hereby given that the applicant will >c registered accordingly, unless Caveat be lodged forbidding the same, on or before the 80th day of October next. Dated at the Land Transfer Offloo, Auckland, this Uth day of September, 1882. TBKO. KIS3LING, Dlitriot Land Registrar. LAND TRANSFER ACT KOTICE. -a— Notice is heroby given that a Statutory Do o'araUon of tie loss of Certificate of Title in favour of Patrick Maknix, for Allotment Off, of bection 2, Town of Tauranga. being the whole of the Land Included in V 01.17, fo. 16?. of the Register Book, having been filed in tbid offloe, and application having been'made for the issue st a Provisional Certificate for the same, It is my iotenlon to 2s»ue nuob Corttfloate unlnts caveat be lodged forbidding the same on or before the 16th day of October next. Dated at tbe Land Transfer Offloe, Auckland, this llth ftay of Beptimb:r, 1882. THEO. KIBBLTNG, ' niatrlot Land Registrar. T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that a Statutory Declaration of the Loss of Certificate of Title in favour ot Caroline Marie Glenty. for part of allotment 20,A. of flec tion 2, Parish of Takapuna, being the whole of the land inoladed in vol. 13, folio 228, of the Register Beak, hating been fltad In this office, and application having been made for the It sue of a Provisional Certificate for the same, it Is my intention to issue such a Certificate, unless oaveat bo lodged forbidding the same an or before the 16th day of Ootober next, Dated at the Land Transfer Offloe. Aaokland, this Uth day of September, 1882. THWO. KILLING, Distriot Land Registrar. Money. LNBUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVKSTSOSNT SOCIKTY OF AUCKLAND. pVFIOEB COKHEB QUKEN-ST. AHD VOLOAN LANE, Hoard o» Managsmkot — President I Thoa. Peacock. Ksq.j M.H.R, Vloe-Presldent t A. G. Hprton, Ksq. Treasureri Thos. Maoky, Ebq. - Dlrootora s Meßars. Graves Alokln, Bdward Hartley, H. Brett. Jas. Dacre. J. X Hol land, J; Marsboll, O. P. Pte?e? 4 C. B, atone, and H. O. Wafln, Manager CJeOr^p Brs^ss, THIS SOOIBTT la prepared to make advance! to th<S extent of three-f ourtha ot the value on Freehold or Leasehold Property. RBPAYMBNTS, calculated oa tfte lowesl possible remunerative soala. wa; ba spread ovei any reasonable »umb3r of years. FUl^a NOT BNffORCKD In oases 01 Biok nasa or wan^ ot employment. Members may Jolii as Investors or Bojroweri Ot any time, intending Bqip»werß bqfere aodding woul< do well to apjply ut the offloe of this Society where they can make arrangements and term UtnltttJalr ojonvenlence. N.Ba—Borrowers share in the profltg. • ONEY TO LEND on MwWe i asy sum required, on terms to pn bcrrowors. Interest allowed on monies ni«™ in my hands till invested.-W; V. Steven vesting Ageat, 187, yaeen-itreet. revenfl. "



' Biiippinst, The favomito f.c ORim iso tons, 0 4 p.m.-* or freight or passage apply to WALLER & CO., _. . _ Agenta. &?*. 1?OR WAIROA, KAl ipPjK^,- 11- para. &&s£m' . Th° ANNIB WILSON Is on the rr~^ . ?onh> Bnd Wi" tah(> oargo foi &?&£aVTy aßd DarßavlUe °"* F<» E. MITOHHXBON & CO., 19. Huoen-utteot Wharf. To Lot FO LET, commodious Dwelling-house known as Moiris's Temperanoe Hotol, with out-butmlnßß and gardon, near Remuora Hallway station.-Apply o. lfordyoe. King Terrace. Ponaonby. B J^.U LET, a Six-roomed Cottage in St. George's Bay Road, with large garden with fruit treeß.-Apply John Savago, Rutland street, Parnell. rO LET, two nice Rooms with fire-placo (unf urnißhed).-Apply Mr Marriott. Grocer, Parnell. '810 LET, Apartmants, with partial I. Board, at Kondall House, junction of Hepbnrn-street ana Por.eooby-roM?. rjpo LKT, a Front Room unfurnished t. -with Hreplaco.-Apply yino:<dr'B sloro, Karangahape Koad. SO li«T, well furnished no other lodgers or ohildren.—Apply at i 0 ooitage opposlto Albion Hotel, Wellesloy streec Weat, 110 LKT, a Wow and Well-fiuishod Shop and DwelllDg-hou*o of Seven Rooms, tuated at foot of Franklin Hoad, near College load, a splendid buuiueas position—D. F Evans, Hstaio Agent, IVJ LKT, a Butcher's Shop, with Fitting! —Apply G, A. gees. Ylotorla-atreot Weat. 110 LET, New Seven-roomed House, . In Upper Graf ton Road, near Kybor Pass; gas, water, and overy convenience, outside wash-house —Apply Btab olllco. 1U LKT, in the beat part of brey-street, a large Shop and House; water and gag; 20a week.—Mrs Adams. ' J' 0 LKT, at Uemuera, a Family Resi- I denoa, Sublo, and lhrce Aorea Land.— Apply to y, Nntter, Agent, Fort-Btreet, pO LET, a 4-roomed House in George .l. street, Ponnonby.—Apply to Mrs John Parker, Nolton-street, rO LET, Villa Residence, containing 8 rooms and lath-room, with U aarea land, 1 ye mfnntes' walk from Penrosa station.—Apply Mr Alttea, abort'and-streer. AO LET, a Six-roomed House, York street, Newton (near St. Benedict'! Ohnroh.-App.y to Thoe. Hayes, Pltt-Btreet, HO LET, Ponsonby-road, a comfortable I 6-roomed Honne. Good view.—Apply to I. Partington, Honso and Land Agent, Stloh burj'* Bmtdlnge. n o L" i t~. CAMHRON-STftKRT, PON3ONBY (near Three L»rr.p(), a Comfortable Reßidenoe of 7 roomp, waßh-honso, &c. Large allotment. Good garden, planted with choice fruit treep. Splendid view. D, F, EVANS, Estate Agent |H O L E T. BBAIfIttLD VlEw7~near top of Grafton toad—Comfortable Home of sis rooms and tchen, &oi, &o.; nice garden, and good posl- D. F. KVANS. ■ Estate Agent, Auckland. p Oh jb X. GRRAT NORTH TtOAD-A New and Splen didly-flnUhea Villa Residence, containing s«ven rooms; register grates, ovena, eto; gas and wattr laid in j splendid view. Rent, 18a ;ptr lir . iL ay. bvanb. no MERCHANTS, LIVBKY 8 TABLE L KKHPER3.ANTD OTHERS REQUIRING ARGK PRBMB3KS IN THK OENTRM OF THK OITY.I TO li«T OR LWA3K—Thoso extensive Pre mises in Durbam-fltreot, adjoining the Haymar ket, at present occupied by Baaten Brothers, Coach-builders, wbo are removing to their new iromiflOH In Wakefleld-street, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply BABTKN BROS., Dntham-street l/TOUNT ALBBRT.—To be Let, on the TJ main road, oloao to Railway Station. Blacksmith* and Wheelwright's shop, or salt able for •tabu», oowhouK* or coal and fire wood stores i also twornomod oottago at join ng If required: Bood well. Rent moderate, 0»n be had for a term.—Apply Mr Gllmore, next Woßleyan Chnroh. Mount albert. \| ORTH SHOKE.—To Let, a very nice J3» 6-roomod cottego ((arnlahed) near the whafrf.—Apply O. Mays. 1 lavoopnrt ___ NOKTii SHOKE.— To Lot, a very nice ViU* Rorfrisnoe on the Lake Road, with 3 acres of good land laid do wn la graos. There it a good orchard and garden, and all requisite out-bulidiags, and omnibusoes pa«j the pluoo eight Umoß a-day. Terms moderate to an eligible tenant.—Ullver Mays. Dordnport. / |FFIOJS TO LISX.-r-Appiy atIi.N.L,A. v/ Roomß. Qneen-Btreet SeVONPOHT, NORTH SHORE. TO LKl', Several New Houses, well situated. Also. FOR 3AIJB; (choap), a lflMomed House, within two minutes' walk from Wnaif; and Allotments In all parts o£ district. Apply to R. & K. DUDKK. k Devonport Store. For Bale. BTOK SALE a llaudy Little *arm, close to Moant Albert, and only a few minutes' walk from the Avondalo Railway Station. It is a corner lot, being junction of two loads, and contains 8 acres S roods 21 perches. There is a charming view. The land slopes towaids Mount Albert, with complete north east aspoot, and well sheltered from bleatc winds. The whole form Is cleared, ploughed, and baa a first-class new wire fence erected, The piaoe la planted with fancy trees, and has three good Rates put up. This would make a nice retired spot for a gentleman"* residence Price only £90 per acre: e*ey terms it required Title under the Land Transfer Aot,—Apply to IVHarkißjJlgh-Btreet. ■JURE.BKED WHITE LEGHORN XT FOWL 9 (Imported Stock), prollflo layers, non sitters, a new krod in Auofcland.—A limited nnmber of eggs (or Hole; «4ao »plendid cross >red eggs, ljeghorn aid floudan.—Address 5, N.Z. Insurance Buildings g iHWPrALLOxMENT.-To be Sold, y.J that splendid corner allotment, 70 feet frontage to Pitt-atreet, 60 leet deep to Canada^ street—T. Harper, new bnildloga, Alexandra-, street. Lp O R S A. L E. AUPURNSTBEET (Kyber PaBB) - Seven roomed House, not quite finished: wood-shed, good well, so,; two sections, eaoh33 z 09. Fif teen minutes' walk from Queen-street, To be had cheap, D. F. EVANS, S7fi Estate Agent. rip o ii js x. BECiLA VISTA, Ponsonby-Deslrable Real denoe ot 7 rooms; pantry, storeroom, stable, outhous«B, &0.. together with about fi aorce, p&rtly planted with fruit and ornamental treoa i splendid view. D, F. KVANB, Bstste Agent rpo INVESTORS AND OTHERS, THE NE\V PORTION of ROC&Y NOOK is now onen for Bale, and a plan can be seen at my office. Inspection Invited, FOB SALE, at EUerslie, on high ground, an Kleven-roomed House wltn ont-butld ings and eight aorta of land. ALLOTMENTS at Northcote, New North Road. Mount £den. MEW UOTTAGB, at Rooky Nook, foi Sale. £160. FOR SALE, an eight-roomed Hoaso in Upper Union-street. The place Is in excel lent order; tbe water la laid on, and the ground is extensive, well drained and planted. TO BE LET, at Moup,t Eden, a Large Residence In a thorough state of reDalr with abundanoa ot water and a large pleo; o^lqnd," ___^ F. G. EWIN6TON, I?9TATB AGBST, QUKfIN-91'REKR ONS A L E Kf> flOft FIRST-CLASS' SLATJSB, AT Lo^ yu,vui/ Bates. Also, A CARGO OF OEST T^TEWCASTLE (HOOSEHOI,D AND SMITHS^, pO? Prospector. NOW D? SC. X A H GI N G W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STKEET< Fb ANK T AIKI No. 13, CUSTOM-HOTJSK.STKRET EAST, • IMPORTER, GRAIN AND PHODUOa MBROHANA ON SAXi X | Oilmen's Sxobbs and aROOEBiBB, Tssa, Vlov ■' Oheebe, Bacon. Potatoes, Oatib, Bran, Sjiarfs, &d. WT Cash Purchaser o£. Settlers' Prodne N.B.—Btorage for Qooflß. n" iiFor continuation sieJSirat Paae).\



\ Personal. 3 "PERSONAL. -Night Soil Contractor's ». Aooount for September Quarter bow due. Mast be paid or eervloe discontinued. Tha en i. Bnlng Q<iartop payable In advanoe. Offloe ii City Market, Qtieon-»treol Kntranoa. Hours— t 9to 5; Saturdays to 9p,m. Bcoießlastlcsi. . ]i/r ISSIONARY MEETING. Tho Annual Missionary Meeting Ir connection | with tho Primitive Methodist Chursh, Alex : andra street, will be held ob WEDNESDAY EV V NINO NBXT, at 7.30, When Addresses will bo delivered by Messrs T. Sporskon, J. Guy, and w. B. Poiter. A Collection in aid of tho Mission Funds wJU be made. Public notices. M.ELBOURNE CuP. ADA MANTUA rcqaeots patrons to send P.O. Ordera, not Bank Notes, TTSEFUL ALTERATIONS in the J PENNY TIME TABLE for Ootober.- For sale at all Stationers. UT. BENEDICT'S CHOIK, NEWTON. Efficient Mombers for the above Choir will >3 examined and enrolled at the Church on WEDNESDAY EVENiNa, at 7.80 sharp, OARCj SOHMITT. ' Maaloal Dlreotor. J&R. REvfARD on Conviction of offen &•' ders outtlng1 timber on sootion No. 12, Northooto, Takapune.— a. 6. Uawes, Bpsom. WHITE, WHITB, WHITE SEWING MACHINE-1. —100 just received per arnan. from Now York. —W. C. Dennes, Depot, Qaeen-street. , - TO O T I C^ ~¥. C. J. CARRINGTON Boga to Inform his friends and the general publlo that be has OPENED A NEW SHOP, With an Entirely New Assortment of DRAPERY, OROCKERYWABB, ETC., at Prioes thut will repay a visit. KA R A N-G AHA P E ROAD (Symonds-Btreet End). O^ T^ I O K. I have this day sold the " BAY on PLENTY TIMKS" Newspaper, pablisbed dally at Tau rasga, together with the Book Debts, &c to Mb K. M. Bdbowmbe. GKO. VBBEY BTKWART. Auoklana, September 28,1882. •IS 6d Deposit, the balance weekly or til monthly, for Hud or Treadle Sewing Machines.—D. S. Cbamben, JO, Qaeen-street, opposite the Babtt ot New Zealand. TJOTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND . FORES, white, hard, and durable as Bilver, and very obeap. Shipment ex Lang stone now open.—Wholesale and Retail Diioct Supply Store, 219, Qneen-Btreet, pLASS SHADES AND STANDS, \~F lSoasesezLangstone, alUleos, fromls6d. Our numerous oustomers waiting can now be supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Dlteot Supply Store, 219. Onsen-street. rpHE best Remedy known for Liver JL Complaints. Constipation, &c, is Mar shall's Special Tlnoture ot Podophyllum, price Is.—QoodßOQ, London Aroado. \\r ater laid on, V T A8 LOW AS WILL PAY. Plumbing, G/UFrmua, and oeheeai, Jobbing, Patbht Chimney Tops, hikku, Baths, &c. &a, &o. ROBERT PEACE, Shortlakd-stkbot. TjIUCALYPTUS. DANGER AHEAD. Wherever you begin to grow Qumxeavks Instead oc Hair, what is the oause % Too much Aiokin's Kocaljptnn • too little of the VICTORIA HOTEL'S OWN whisky and Alas, and not enough Marian's XXXI RE,VfIRSE~IrOUIt DIKT. m O ARCHITECTS. COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND. No. 5978, A.0.F., Hereby Invite Designs and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. . Site: KarangahapaHoadand Berasford-street. Premium for Approved Design. TWENTY POUNDS; tho Successful competitor to have supervision of ereotion. For partloulars aoply to H. T. GA.BRETT, Kast-Btreot, Newton; W. FO«srLBR, Viotorla-street; Or, B. MoKEOWN. Qaeen-street Wharf. ' Desfgna, &0., to be forwarded to anr of the above addresses on or before 28th OCTOBER,, 1632. Q AMARU FLOUR FOR SALE. JOHN BEID & CO. r\ ATMEAL (Sotnmetville's) FOR S U E. JOHN REID & CO. TWrEW lEAS, IN HALF.CHESTS AMD BOX^S. .' JOHN REID & CO, r\RIKD FKUITS, CONFECTIONS, LIQUORICE, Eva JOHN REID & 00. jQUNEDiN BEER-Masshall's ASS COHir.AND'S. JOHN REID & CO.. * Agents. QOOMBE'S LONDOa STOUT AND GERMAN BEER- ' 208 oases on Sale by .'. JOHN REID & CO. W. M °RG AN> SADDLER, &C., NEWMARKET, Has received, ex Langstone, a superior selection of English Saddlery, consisting of—Ladles", Gents', Boys', and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, &c, and is prepared to sell them at prices that will defy competition, N.8.-'Also, a choloo lot of NickeS Silver, and other Buckles foi making all kinds of harness. TTTITCHENii'S BLOOD RESTORER. - The Publlo are Cautioned ogainßt the sap position that the CORDIALIZSD BLOOD RESTORER will core the speoial ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL Is now so famous a madloine (or. The Cordlallzed la not A mbdioinh at ail, but simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that wlli not oounteraot the effect of the Medlolnal, and that affords Hotel frequenters an escape from the use ol stimulants whllq being treated under Mr HITCHBNS'S CELEBRATED MEDIOINAI BLOOD KKBTORKB. L. D. NATHAK & CO., Soua agbnts. DR. A. QSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.C.a, Ekqjlarq, L.S.A., London, ROAD (Late the Bosidence of Dr. Elliost, who bai left for Kngland). OAN NOW B8 CONSULTED MORNING AND EVKNING, mO THOSK ABOUT TQ MARRY 1 PARTIES FURNISHING. HOTKI KKEPBKS, AND THE GENKRAJb PUBLIC. THE DIEECT SUPPLY STORK IMFt>BTS VROU THK MAEKB9, AND SKtL EIBBCT TO THK POBMO, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERI DKBCKIPXION, Glass Shades and stsnfls, bM blzos, from i/( Dinner Sets. VO pieces. K?#; Chamber Sets 7/31 40/; China Tea Hots, 36 pieces, with handsom Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Boat Gold-eda China Cops, 7/, 8/doz; Looking Glasses, froi 1/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Ftndors, 1/0 to 25/: Cruc Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clocks. 6/G; Shoe Brushes, 2, sot; Iron Bedsteads, full stze, 2%'S; Brittani Meta.l '1 eapots. 6/; Eioctrb-platodCruots, Bpoom and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cagos, 3/6; Itreor Ing and Parrot Oases; Table and Pookot Cni lory; Sausopans, Boilers, Tubs, and Backets Lamps, from 3/9; Bin. Rfm Locks, 2/; Tlnwar Bmontbing Irons; 1/: fancy Goods ot ever kind; Vases, fromnJ/ pair and one thousao* and one articles of uso ana ornament, t Prlcer< only possible nndor oar Now System c DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, Catalogues on application. ■ All Goods Marked In Plain B'lgures JWh6lej! ' . ; aoa. itctalJ). - Goods oarefnll Cached and forwarded to t p ,ixe of the country Direct Supply Store, 219, (MO E E*N -BTRBE Opposite Close Bros.



boat and H'onnu. TOST, from Hardinpe-f treeS on 'Friday' *nrt .mw Dll g laas * Fox Terrier Pap; rioht eye Jj°nTl ~WIII the Ptoty who took au D^t tt S> Ve«S°?k (ro, m,(h6 Panmnro Hotel by klnto?ita™^°«^ Bl&. et th T e Fo»>te«-' Ball. T,USX or SrOLBN, trom Mcchnn.es mAJ^\tP I* 1*?! Dls«r> 12«"»«. about 4ft jXfff^*lo.!?4?**ll «»lour./U reward will h» BtoloD.—Union Ssshjand Door Company. ,; JSdnoationaL ISS PARBY, Tkachhr of Music, . KjLHANGAHaPE BOAD, opposite HowcmtMet. Terms: Pie Bnlnea pat qukoor. MR RHODES'S Nevmarfeet^insiiTg I Wna-««FJ^Vr Ntft<lu£ rtor wl" commence oa Wod»w*ey Evening, Ootober llh, at 8 o'olook. In the Newmarket Hal); terms, I 0« 6d. M^o^a/"^ BoaMin lf and Hay School, St George's Hay ttoad. farnill -Fourth Qaartor, Ootober 2, im. v*u-rßnllll> LESSONB I"F"DEI WlflO, SKETCHING FROM NATURE, AND LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil, and Water Conuußf, are given by Mr.T.BALL, Mount Rosklll Bond. For torms apply to Mr. Lseoh, ShorUonfl street Amusements. A UCKLAND CHORAL SOOIKTy. x\. _____ FIFTH CONCERT OF THE SEASON. ROSSINI'S "MOSEi IN EGYPT." TUBS DAY, 10fH OarOBKR. CommoncUut at 8 p.m. Rehearsals will bo held as undo* :— SololSU v Orohestra, and Chorus—Tuesday, Srd Ootober. 7.80 p.m.; final—Monday, Ootober 9th. 7.30 p.m. Soloists and Orobeßtra—Thursday, Ootober slh 7.30 p.m.; flnal-Sstutdry, Ootobor 7ib, 3.30 p.m. The attcnfianoo ot every membflr at theas OOnolidicß rehearsals la particularly requeettd. • ■ H. GILPILLAN.JUBr., Hon. Sop. TVT Z.O.GT.-EXCELSIOR LODGE, i.l . NO. 2. A Mußlcal and Literary Entertainment in con- , :! nection with the above will be held in tho Lodgo-room.Fmnklin Uoad, on WEDNESDAY, Ootobor 4th. A Sp'cndld Programme of Songs, Recitations, «tc, nas been proparod. Mr. D. Goldio will occupy tho chair, assisted by the W.0.T., Bro. Portaous. Doors opon at 7.30 p.m. To oommence at 8 p.m, Admission: Single riekota, 1b j Double Tlcketa, la 6d. , R. O. MAOKIE, W.O. "OUBLIC SOHuOL, HBNDESSON.— XT Amateur Conoert, in aid ot Library Fund, . will be hold on Ootobor 6,1681 To oomnienoo at 8 p.m.; danoinaraUoSop.ru. • ; CjT. STEPHEN'S CHURCH SUNDAY JO SCHOOL, VONEONBY.—An Exhibition of tha Panorama. "'The Wonder* of tho World." will take plaoe on TUESDAY EVKN. Hi G, at the PonsonbyHall, on behalf of St, Stephen's Sunday School. Tickets-Adults Is, CMiarcn 3d. Doo»openat7o'olook,oommetioo : at7.s*. ■ ■ ■■■ '■■'■■.: . THK YOUNG COLONIAL TEMPER; ANOK OLUB will Klve their First Enter tainment on WEDNESDAY EVENING, la the Blen Hall, Kden Terwoe. Danoing to com mence at 8 o'olook. Tickets, to aimlt lady an 4 gentleman J»/B: to be had of any of tho member!". or Ben. B. Turner, Secretary. . uonaoration jnomcbs. niTY OF AUUKLAND. WILMAM-STRRBT WEBT. Notloolß hereby siren that theOlTY DOB* GA.KTB will otll jogularly In the above Btron« overy SATURDAY MOttNIBG. at 8 s.tn.,com- , , mewing on 7th tastant. p# pH •> . Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlco, Ootobor 2,1882. f% IT V OF AUCKLAND. WOKKS IS BOWKN LANS. The City Oounoll will reoelvo tenders -nill 3 pjn. of THtJftSD.AY, Ootober 6. for the above works, in terms ot Bjeoifloatlonß and oondlUonn at tho offloe of the Uty «urvoyor, Opnnoll Chambers. High-street. The Oonnoll do not bind themselves to acoept any tender. Tenders to be endorstd, " Works Bowen Lane." , P, A. PaiLlPa, Towu Clerk. Town ClerkV Offloe, . - , September M, 1881. ... / ■ OallH. SOUTHERN CKOSS PETKOLEUM COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the 19th) of Twopence por ahorehea been mooe In the above i/oiuptnjr, nayable to the Manager, at tha Company's Offloo, Olad- Btone Koaa, Oiaborne. N.Z., on WKI»N*SDA.Y, the llth Ootober, 1882. V. J. PIVBSB, Manager. . ' Glsborno, N. 25., 28th September, 1882. . - Auctions. B. TONES, E. O. GARB, B. D. TONES TO-MOKROW. CANDLES, SaHBINEs, 3AMS AND BAUON, CDIiaANXS, &O. B. TONES & CO. O'AVE received instructions to sell by •'.'- JJL auction To-morrow, at n o'olook. KnrtßOXKa BRANDON'S SPERM ouu CANDLBB gQQ BOXB3 SOHIKDAM DITTO ,s . gQ CASKS SARDINES, Half find Quartora g CASKS HAMS AND BACON 20 OASES CDRRANTB • g TONS BROWN PAPER &0., &a, &o, WEDNESDAY, OCIOBER 4. FOB UNREBJJRVED SALE. To Close Accounts. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at hta « lx., BoflM (opposite Thornton, Smith and Birth's Mills), Lower Queen-apeet. on the abova date, at 11 o'olook, 2 OABKS LADIBS* UMBRBLLA.B 2 BALES MILLINERS' PAPER BAGS. W, ft OOCHItAITEJ [JAa DAOBI WEDNiSSUAY, OCTOBER 4. , BOOKS! 800 X SI rfiHK Subscribers will sell, tit their Rooms, I Fort-street, on Wednesday, 4th lnitattt, at 11 O'olook, , ABOUT 400 VOLUMES BCOSS oomprls lntc London Booiety, Maomillan'a and Monthly Magazines, All the Year Bound. Oaambera's Works, Sunday at Boms ' and Leisure Hour, History, Dictionary of Arts, Works on Ireland, Dictionaries, Novels, Magazines and Perlodloals. < . Poetioal Works, Spectator, Jaulus, Hol> entlflo and Snglnoerlnß Works, Wavor ley Novels. Illustrated London News, , Travola and Adrenturer, &0.. fee. SAMUEL COCHRANE Bs SOW, •, Anctionoors. OALE OF PASTORAL LEASTS OB O OIiOWW LANDS. ' I'fiIiLIMISABY NOtIGB. Oenoral Crown Landf> oJHcp, WoMtOKton, 20thSot>tanb:r, ih;2. One million seven hundred and fifty tbon-nofl B sores of Crown Lands will shortly be ooen for Pastoral Leai-o In the ProTinolal tiletrjot ut _. Otago, New Ztaland. . " This ootintry ie at present hold ncderleare in forty nix runs until «ho l»t Maroh, ISii ana will »>?Bln bo oilcrcirt Sn tuna tnlteblo tv tn.- natiua I ot the country: bat no iiwsoe will be aliowel to jo take uo wore than will carry twenty thousand n eheei) or four thoiwind head of cattle. b The lesaeu will be for » term oil ears to tx» n keieafcer determined ; but in no cans wll' ntijr "t leaso be for a period exoeedlus twentj-jt* ;n yoaiF. , - ■ . ■ • • Compensation (or improvement op. te throo J yoars'rental will bo allowed at theenM oc tbo t_" In order to givo new pastoral lessees itmo to) ■ i- makearranueuwnts,thelloensrs will,ln icrm»■■• . o of the Land Acts, bo sold bypubllo auction, at y the Land Offlco, Dunedin, In the latter end off a February. ISS3, twelve montbs before possotHoiv it Is to be given, One year's rent will be pgyniil® if . In advance on the lloenee at the tlmo of b»K , a*econn'ry has bean occupied for upvtaxlv ot twenty yeMB. It Is well sraßsea, well watered, sound, and healthy. ■ Dlett.Rco from port by (tood roads and >M( ---•> wars part ot the way, trom thirty to one hui drcd and fifty mUos. • - „ ■ Maps and further partlonlars will bo obiatn iU able shortly at the Lan* Offloes of SNlw ZealuMi* and at places In the Australian Colonies lv ba ■ • named In futuro advertbemonts. ' ■ WM.BOIiLKSION, " .-.'■■'!■ ■■■'' Minister of Lanr'iu ——— ——; —~ HR ' 'Continued,on fourth Pcge*). ■" ~, !.„.. ~L v. ..,, u L^.l,