OUR PARIS LETTER.

VLlie National Fete.

Tub Parisians have once moro testifi d heir devotion for their well-baloved re public, *y celebrating with unparallolcd ..... splendour and enthusiasm the anniversary ": Wof the tilting of the Bastille. The national fete presented a special attraction this year, B'nce it was preceded by the in" atiguration of the newHdtol dc Villc, which took place on the 13th of July, and proved altogether a great success. Although this inauguration was rather a local affair, and limited to the 4ih arrondisscment, yet all the denizens of Paris took par; in it. The weather, which for several. weeks had been most wretched, suddenly im proved, OB the 13th of July, and was all that could be desired on tbe following day. On the evening of the 13lh the coup cVaiil presented by the Place del' Hotel de Ville was truly ra»gnifi. cent. Tbe whole of the Avonue Victoria, as well as the bridges and quays of the Seine, was ablaze with lignt, while all public and private buildings wero decked with flags and adorned with llowers and ferns. Among tUo foreign Hags tho Union Jack and Stars and Stripes pro ,dominated,' The crowd was immense. ThefGte closed with ii splendid display of tiro works and the execution of the "Mar. Eeillaise" by the efficient band of tho "Gardo Bcpublicainc." The sound of the instruments was nearly drowned by a chorus of moro than 100.000 voices, for tho whole of tho cruwd joined in the singingl. • This imposing demonstra tion caused one's lit sh to creep, and was followed by deafening shouts of " Vive la ICepublique," and a general waving of hats and handkerchiefs. The final scene wna sublime ana bullies every description. It was predicted by th • clerical and reactionary Press that tbis year the natioual feee Would prove v failure, owing to tho fact that no funds for public rejoicings had been voted by tho various mairies of Fans. ?such wou'd have been the case dnring the Empire, when the so.called popular crthu siosin was official, and kindled by fear, but tinder a popular system of govern ment it behoves tha citizens to act on their own impulse, The truth is that the national fete of 1882 eclipsed in Bplendour that of the past year. Numerous committees undertook tho t«k of collecting subscriptions, and met .with a hearty response. Thevarious wards of Paris out vied each other in their emulation to en hance the eclat of (he popular fete by every means at their disposal, and the result sur passed the most sanguine expsctations. S.-arcely one window was with ut its flag and decorations. That the Republic is the idol of the working classes was shewn once more by the fact that the mansards were more profusely adorned tban the lower stories. It would be useless to attempt o description of the various amusements provided free of chargo for the public. Almost every street had its open-air concert and b»ll, and very few citizens went to bed that night. Notwithstanding tbo enormous cr»wd circulating in the.atreeta and boule vards, everything went olTiu the most satisfactory manner. A Parisian crowd is essentially an orderly one, always ready tc make room for women and children always well-bsbaved, when not provoked by a display of armed police and soldiery, As usual, the reactionaries made an at tempt to mar the national fete by their an stenticm. In consequence of the watch wore given' by the ultramontane " Univers,' tbo noble faubourg St. Germain, and the aristocratic w»rds of in tenil and l'assy were conspicuous bj their du!ness. It is hard to any whcthci the supporters of tho throne and altar have obeyed the instructions of their leading organ. But should such be tho case, we must come to tbo conclusion that the ad versaries of the Republic are in a hopeless minority. To the national ffito, the inauguration of the new Hotel de Villa lent an additional cckU, This magnificent municipal palace was inaugurated by a series of public rejoicings, suca us open aii concerts, bah champdres, rrgatlas on the Seine, and a great display of fire works. In the evening a great banquet, ottered by the Municipal Council, was held in the large hall. Foreign Policy, Tho great event of the day ia the fall of tbe de Freycinet Cabinet, inconsequence of the vote of the 29th of July, condemning by an overwhelming majority tbe foreign policy pursued by the Government. Par liament is divided in two camps. The one, headed by Gasnbetta, advocates an alliance with England, and a joint occupation of Egypt. The other, led by Clemeoceau, supports peace at any pi ice, and abstention in foreign policies. M. de Freycinet had. a policy of his own, which, boing neither beaco nor war, offered the drawbacks of both, without giving tbo advantages of either. His proposal to send an army corps to protect the Suez Canal, while pro hibiting the landing of a single soldier, was ridiculed by the Opportunist?, and opposed by tho Radicals. Consequently, Gambetta's and Clemcnceau's followers alike voied against a limited intervention. Hcace the resignation of the Ministry. The fall of M. de Freycinet places tho President of the Republic in a moat awkward position, since it will prove a difficult task for M. Gi6vy to "find the elements of a new Cabinet in the present Chamber. The last general elections have given us a Gambctta Ministry representing war and authority, and a de Freycinet Cabinet advocating peace abroad and liberty at home. Now, any other combin ation is simply impossible. Ttue, us a da- nkryessortf M. Grevy has the constitutional tight to dissolve toe House, which has shown its impotency to constitute a working majority, but another general election with the "Scrutin d'Arrondissemcnt" would load to the same result.

It is now generally admitted that Gam batta vr an right when insisting on the pass ing of the " Scrutin de Liste." As very likely many of your readers are not ac quainted wilh the diilerence existing be twoou theftt two systems of election, a few Words of explanation may not prove out of seasoo. Each department is divided into a certain number of arrondissements, on the basis oE its population. Under the present system of election, each electoral district relucns one member, who, as a rule, is a local man. ay the " Scrutin do Liste, r on the contrary, all the deputies of a department are elected by one ballot. It is easy to understand that the " Scrutin d'Arrondissemunt" fo-ters local men and petty scheme?, each member being anxious to secure his re-election by obtaining special advantages for his constitutency. By means of the Sorulin dc Liste, elections are fought on tbe broad ground of principles, and the welfare of the country at large placed above local and personal interests and log rolling. Although the present Parliament a very unpopular, for it has exhausted President Gravy's power of endurance, yet a dissolution and fresh, elections with the Scratin'd'Arrondissement would prove alto gether useless. Besides, it is impossible to put a construction on the meaning of the vote which has overthrown M. deFreycenet, The supporters of peace "a l'outranco " coa tend that the country is against any inter vention in foreign politics. However, when asked whether they want Franco to abdicate her role as a great continental and colonial power, tbey are at a loss to iiml an answer. It cannot be gainsaid that France will always be au important factor in European politics, and that for the pre sent sbo must choose between a British or a German alliance. Prince Bismark is making strenuous efforts to gain our support to his Egyptian policy, but public opinion does not even en tertain-the idea of his succeeding in his ob ject On tbe other bond.Lord Lyons does not lematn idle.and as it is a well-known fact that all our leading statesmen are in favour of the maintenance et the "entente cordiale," it follows*that the odds are against the German Chancellor. For the past ten days, M. Grevy has been engaged jn tryiDg to constitute another Ministry. After having experienced many failures, the President of the Republic has at last suc ceeded in forming a so-called "Business Cabinet." 'ike new Government is already sentenced to death by the .almost unani mous verdict of the Paris Press. The witty Parisians have christened it, lfLe Ministere Mort-n6" (the still-born Ministry). Several of tbe newly appointed Ministers belong to the defunct Cabinet, wbilsc two of them arc the very authors of the condemned limited intervention. However, as we are on the eve of the closing of the session, the Cabinet will enjoy a respite of two months to draw up their programme. . . '('' It is rumoured that Lord Lyons has already waited on Mons. Duclerc, the Minister for Foreign Affairs, in order to as .certain whether he is going to repudiate the verbal engagements' entered into by hia predecessors, Messieurs Gambetta and Freycinet, concerning the joint interven tion in Egypt. So much for the policy of non-iaterveution. How will Parliament enforce its vote of 'the, 29(h of July last 2 Quiverra, vma,

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMEB, this day, 3 p.m.

SHAREMaRKET.

Alburnea: 17s to ISs; sellers, 18s; buyers, 17s. (Alburnia) contributing: sell ers, 10s 6d. Deep Level Tribute: sellers, Is. New North Devon : 2s Id; sellers, 2s Gd. New Prince Imperial: seller*, 8s 6d; buyers, I* 6d. Caledonian: fellers, 12a. Southern Cross : sellers, Bs. Golden Crown: lls 9d; sellers, 12s; buyers, lls 6d. Union Sash and Door (new issue) 395.

HAMILTON, this day.

A deputation from the Cambridge Highway listrict waited on the Watkdto County Council here yester day, to oppose the action of the Council in hypothecating the Cambridge riding subsidy for K»rapiro Bridge. So_ as to give time for consideration, the decision was nserved until the .next meeting of the Council.

Kiglnn residents are majcing great com plaints about the irregularity of the steam ship service between there and Auckland, and the matter of asking the Waikato B.N. Company to run iv opposition is talked of.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE LANDS COURT.

Tbo Lands Colirt open' d here to-day be fore Judge Fen,ton. The Court was occu pied In hearing a succession of claims.

NAPIEK, this day,

AN 0 Vis RCROWuED ASYLUM. Tbo ianiatca of th« Lunatic Asylum number twenty-eight, viz., seventeen males and eleven females. There is olcepiug ac commodation only for six females and six teon males. Five feinalea and two males arc to be lcmoycd to Nelson next Satur day. Tho Napier Asylum ia only fit for \ temporary accommodation, and better ar rantrementa aie urgently needed. FXPOhT OF FKOZEN MEAT. The ship Matatira, now loading at Lon don, will load frozen meat at Napier in tho ensuing scasoD. KUMARA, this daj. MINING ACCIDENT. George Mascficld, a miner, yesterday slipped into tho sledge channel, and was washed out xo the mouth— a distance of 3,300 feet. Uc was im mediately rescued from the drop, and taken to the Hospital. He was much cut and bruised, but no bones broken, For tunately, the ineo ia the various claims were changing shifts at the time, or the consequences must have been fatal.

WELLINGTON, this day,

Arrived, 3.15 p.m., Wakatipu. chelift Sydney on the 23rd, and encountered strong westerly winds throughout.

CHKISTCHURCH, this day.

The South Town Belt Nchool bas been closed, owing to the prevalence of.dipatheria in the district.

CROWN LANDS BOARD.

Thk fornighUy mcctiag of this Board took place this afternoon, there being present Mosara D. A. Tole (Chairman), B. Tonka, W. P. Moat, J. May, and l'r. Campbell, Land URDEBH.—The Chairman an nounced the receipt of land oidcrs (or Thos. 'William Clark, Bunny, Mclntosh, Knight, Johns, McLeod, and Hull, son., of Grant and Foster's party.

Forest Conservation.-Mr C. Albino Simonscn, K.M., Candidate of the Koyal Forest Academy of Copenhagen, wrote offering his services to inspect the forest lauds of the province -with toe view of sub mitting recommendations for tho conserva tion and reproduction of our forests. He was willing to give his services free, pro vided bis mere expenses were paid. The Chairman said tbere was no doubt Mr Simonscn'B services could be utilised with very great advantage, but he thought the matter was one with which the Government could alone deal.—On the motion ot Mr Tonks, it was resolve d to forward the letter to the Government,-with a recommendation that fotne steps should be taken in tbo direction of forest conservation.

A Novel Claim.—Mr Shaw, of Wairoa, Hawke's Bay, claimed travelling expenses to and from Uisborne in order to attend an advertised land sale under the Board, which sale ho found, on his arrival, to bo postponed.—lt was decided to inform the applicant that the Board could not recog nise any such claim, the principle being a dangerous one. Otonoa,—A number of homestead selec tors at Otonga applied for tho formation of a road.—Tho Chairman stated that a surveyor would be ia the district this week.

Sundry.—The romainder|of tho business consisted mainly of applications that land should be offered for sale.

Correspondence.

REFORMATORY FOR WOMEN.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,— Many of your readers as well as myself must have been astonished at Dr Konderdlne'fl letter In last night's issue of tho Stak. That a man of such philanthropic principles should throw cold water on a most important and humane project is somewhat remarkable. He would let the present"storm of indignation" subside before attempting to do anything towards saving tho prostitutes. But when the highly-wrought feelings of tho women of Anok land havo cooled, then things will relapse into their old stato, and nothing will bo done. Tho preaont opportunity is not to bo lost: it will bo simply criminal to neglect It. If a Women's Keformatory is not started now, now when public interest is highly excited in the matter, we shall have to do without one. And to bo without one will prove our professing Chris tians unworthy of the name they dare to call themselves by. Tho ordinary means for checking prostitution and its baneful results have signally failed. There is no denying that. They have failed, per haps, because clergy and church attendants have not dono their duty; but that does not alter the fact. The civic authorities make a move in tho direction of reform, give publioity to the fact, and still no sign is made on tho part of those persons who are now boiling over with indignation. They remain apathetic and in different till something is really done, and a decision come to. Then they suddenly lash themselves into a rage, and clamour for the resolution to bo rescinded. They hold public meetings, and condemn the C. D. Act in no measured terms. But do they propose anything in itsplioo J Have thoy a counter schemo which will purify our city and remedy the present evil? No, they have nothing to suggest; but instead, they pooh-pooh those who venture to bring forward an apparently workable plan. This is a strange course of action, one that reflects discredit on all concerned in it. It looks like this: "Wo ore afraid thisJAct will in som-* way intrude upon our privacy and do us aninjury, thereforelet us com' bine to prevent its coming into operation. For ho unfortunate women we care not a button, let them rot and die in thoir misery." If the so called philanthropists do not mean this, if these are not their sentiments, let them disavow them, not by words only.but, by action ; and the most suitable aotion of disavowal will be the establish ment of a Fallen Women's Home. As my name wouldf add no weight to my remarks, I merely append my initials.—Yours, &c,, % -<aM J.D.D.

ARRIVAL OF THE LOCH AWE FROM LONDON.

The fine ship Loch Awe arrived in harbour at 7 a.m. to-day, and anchored at the North Head. She was towed up to the wharf in the after noon, and berthed in the outer western teo at thre6 o'clock. Tho Loch Awe is com manded by Captain Alexander Nicol. Mr Cook is first officer and Mr Devine second offi cer. The Loch Awe was here eight years ago, when she made the fastest passage from Lon don on record as recorded in our local columns. Captain Niool reports:— hat t London on Jane 21sr, and landed pilot on tno23rd. Bada,vv. winds down tho Channel, clearing land on tho 27ili. Thence, until cots' us the * qua'or, on July 23rd. had light and variabio winds. Had no a.B. trades, and had to taok several times. Passed jho meridian of the Cape on August 21th, 60 dayB tl out. Fresh sales and unutoady minds In runnlntc down the Basting. Passed Tasmania on September 17ch. and 'made tha North Cape on Saturday evening. Down the coast experienced gales ard variable winds. Tho passage thus occupied-99 days from London, prolonged by the absence of tho S.E. trades. The passengers are all in good health. The listjis as follows :— Siloon: Alro Mintly Balmor, Mina Kmlly Bal mer, Mr George Calmer, Miss Fanny Bslmer, Master teroy Balmor. and Master Fredorlofc Biltner. Second Cabin: Mr James Hall. Mrs Kllztbeth Hull, Mr Peter Maxwell, and Mr Walter Maxwell. Steeiogs: Joseph Potts, Loolea Potts, Benry Holland. Mary Holland, Mark Benroee, Betsy Benroae, Betty Benroiso, Kumaßenrose, Matte Benrose. Clara Benroee. Fred Benroae, Allco Benrose. Frank Benrono, William Kirk, Hnuhlnn, Kirk. Robert Kirk, Margaret Kirk, WllUam Kirk, Isabella Blrte, John Kirk, Archibald Carrie, Marlon Onrrie, Ahxander Carrie. Isabella Carrie, Daniel McNelth, Margaret MoNcith. Lizzie MoNelth, Honry J. Thorn, Henrietta Thorn. Walter C. Thorn, Henry W. Thorn. Hugh K. Thorn, Helen Z. 'I'horn, and Thomas Danielf.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Sbptbbibbr 28, 1883. i Colonial B»nk-Sallers, 48a Bouth Bticiab-(Zs; bujets, 61a 6d;Bol'efs, 63b Auckland Gaa-«8 Thames—Hellers. 27s Union Bash and Door Co.—Buyere, 38s (new); "eAu roU»nd a Timbflr-Borerß,£76s; sellers, £7 "coromandel Steam Co.—Buyera. lis ' Fisher and Company—Bayers, lls 31; sellers, Kempthorne, Prosper & Co.—Pellers, 25a , Auckland Btud Co.-Bellere, *U jAoanatalarl.-Sjlierß, 18s ..... . Albornia-Buyers. ICa; Boilers, 10s Bd (oon.) North Dovon—2a to 2a Zd Qcuen ot Boauty-233 6d to 23a; bujrere, 235; tellerg. 2ia »».-,,, Queen, oontributorH~2os 9a! Haoceßß—Bayers, 3i Pramier-eeliere, flu i Uumphilea' GuUl- il3 ?fl

MARROW ESCAPE FROM FIRE AT ONEHUNGA.

LAST evening about 7 p.m. the Masonic Hall, Onehuaga, was nearly. destroyed by fire through the bursting of a kerosene lamp containing a quart of kerosene. While the care-taker was getting the ball ready for the evening, the lamp burst and took fire, iilling the rooms with (lame and smoke in aa instant, Mr E. Murdoch, the care taker, with great presencs of mind, com* monccd to battle with the fiam<sat oiice alone. After a severe straggle at the risk of his life, ho succeeded in mastering the flame by smothering It with anything at hand, thus saving the building and contents with little damage. Onty the floor and forms are blacked and some curtains burned. Mr Murdoch's conduct was most praiseworthy, as the building is insured, and it would have beon a great loss to the company, the owners, and the town.

PROPERTY TAX ASSESSORS.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN COIUtBSI'ONDENT,]

WELLINGTON, this day. * Thk following gentlemen have been ap pointed assessors nnder the Property Assessment Act, 1879, and Amendments, ! for the Auckland Property Assessment District, but the list is not yet complete :— William Alphonso Smith, of Whangarei; Joseph Mullabond, of Parua Bay; Poorge Mooro, of Warkworth ; Thomas Seaman, of the Lake, North Shore; John Swinnerton Duke, and Josoph Warnnoth, of Newton ; William JDinnison, of Newmarket; John Bollard, of tho Wb.au; John Moilsop, of Waiuku; James Mcllaop, of Mauku; Thomas Cheoscman, and Henry Groensmitb, of tho Wade; and Joseph Newman, of Auckland; William Kobort Franklin, of Coromandel, John Gordon, of Otahuuu ; John Smith and Edwin Wiso Hullis, both of the Thames; John Hunt, of I'iako; Jonathan Brown, of Tauranga; and James Uaird Hay, of Papakura.

MINING.

Prince iMPEBIAn.—Wo extract tho follow ing from the mine manager's report: — Crushing is still proceeding with 12 head of stamps, 16 hours per day. Cleaning up and retorting will take place oh Friday next, whoa 1 expect at least 150ozs of gold. The mine being now well opened up, I sec no difficulty in being able to keep tho bat tory Roing on payable dirt for the next 12 months from tho present level. The leader in the seaward drive at No. 4 level is wi dening and gold is seen freely. There is still 140 ft to drive to the boundary. Drive going bill-wards is in a distance of 70ft from abaft. The leader in this drive and iv tho stope ovoi'-hcau continues to look woll, and is Still producing some excellent picked stone, Ihe general appearance of tbo lead in this end is much bettor than iv tho sea. ward end, the stone being darker and carrying better minerals for gold. As there is still about 350 ft to diive in this direction before the boundary h reached.' and remembering that the lead proved payable on the level overhead for a distance ot 300 ft eastward of shaft, there is every reason to believe that something good will be sot ere long. Bright Smilb.—The manager report? that yesterday, in breaking down, he obtaiucd a few pounds of specimen (tone. He intends,to statt dtiving and stoping west of tho main winze, as there] is a good block of ground to take out. Good hauls of specimen stone are expected from this b«c« tion.

THE EVENING STATR THURSDNFL;A



A man named James Keenoy was arrested this afternoon on a charge of lunacy. Bis craza was that Mr Kelly, of the Wada, had cut a man's throat, mid had attempted to cut his. When searched in the Watch* bouse, at the Police Station, his indigna tion knew no bounds. He is evidently "suffering a recovery" alter a long bout of drunkenness.



Amnaementa YOUMQMEN'S CHKIaTUM ASSOCIATION, Corner of Wellesfey and Albert streets, to-morrow (Friday) evening. musical and litkbarv entertainment. Programme: Moroeno for Piano— "La Berceuse," by Chopin ..Miss Brown Qn»rtotto-"Oarnova!o"«..Ml*ies Corbet. Fen ton, Kempthorno and Parchas. Messrs Brett, Corbet, J. B.ond J. Hsnnt and Stuart Roadlr.g-I'C«vaJry Charge at Waterloo," by ' General Mercer..Colonel HanUatn Song-"WaltlnfT..Migi MaoMUlan Duet, from ''Moses In Egypt"..Messrs Harbor and Heath Reading—"King Robert of Slally"..Mr Todd >. Bonn— "Tho Challenge".. Mr Utuart Song, with Violin obligate and Pianoforte ao oOttipanlment—"Alls Stella Confidents"... MUmea Kempthorne, Hot,and Ilerr HoUmltt Reading- "The Unrongo." by Tonoyeon Hong—' Auntie"..Mlon Corbet Trlo-"Ttirn on, Old Tlme"..._.Mls« Purclias, Meiers J. Banna and Slaart Reading, Mlsollon from Henry VIII, _ Mr Heath Pong—"sunshine and Rain"..Mr Gooch Song—"Mandoline," by Stark..Mr A. i»nt Quartette — "Kiahoiman's Good wight." by Bishop....Mlsaes Corbet, Fnntoo, Kflmp thnrno and t'urohoa, Messrs Brett, Corbet, J. It, antt J. tl anna and Stuart Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. Admission to non tloket-holderg. In. THOMAB BUOPIiK, Hon. See.



«ew Teas -1882-3 T fl s 1882-3 We hsvo received our SECOND SHIPMENT by tho Rlogarooma, from Sydney, transhipped ex Ganges. 3148 PAQKABBS, Conslsttoir o EXTRA CHOICE KAISOWS & CHOICE & MEDIUM CONUOUb Of neat twisted even leaf, and very strong and rloh flavour. Also, 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDARIN SCENTED UKANGK PEKOE. The above,with about 2000 PACKAGES OF FINEST QUALITIES (Balance of First Parcel), And 300 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND DAKJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a very Bare selection to buyers. Oar ffooohow oon-eßpondonU. Inform us that ■even-tenths of last shipment was sconced at BXCBFTIONALLY CHEAP RATES, And w» are determined to give oar oUonte the FULL BENEFIT OF THIS. L. D. lF T ~~HAN & C°'| " TNDIA AND CHINA TBA WARE, i X HOUBK. 95, VICTORIA -STKEET. NOTICE. As I have been applied to In mistake for a person or persons tracing under the style of '■ whltehona and C 0.," Queen-street, for a oan- Vflßaor'u situation, I Deft to announce that my only partner is my wife, and at present my only plaoe of trantnoßß la at 05. Vlotorlft-Btreet, better known as the "India and China Tea Wore houße.1 * NO. 1 -PURR BROKKN PKKOK AND SOU -L CHONG BL.KND at 2/3 «! Ib. NO. O-PURK SOUCHONG AND DAB- A JKBLING PKKOK BLKND at 2/6 *a>. NO. Q-PORB PEKOB SOUCHONG O AND OHOIOKBT DARJBB LINO Bli tCND at 3/ $ Ib. A Reduction or Sto. 9 ft. on 12ft, Parcels,



"BKBTIB SAVBBNA" HAMS AND IIACUN. Quality Splendid, Prime Cutfl,i/¥ib. Terms Dash, Less by the Side, Blend Teas. PBIOKB OCBBKHT. GHOIOBST PURR BKOKBN I'ANYONG CONGOU. Tblß Tea for value In the oup la worth ponoe per pound more money, ■ Prloe. 18 6d per lb. A SPLBNOID OABJKBIiINQ FLAVOURSO MIXTUKK; gnarftnteod a blend of Pnro India and China Teaa. Prloe, 1/8 lb. " IBA KXTRAOP.DINARY 1" The ready Bale this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTDKB." A blend Ol high cured first crop India and China Toas; will improve with lengthened brewing In the pot. and prove Itself an economic high-clam Family Tea. Prloe, 2/6 per lb. ,'VKRY RICH DKBP BROWN TBA. A combination of some ot the purest, tbe btronqkbt, and the eicsebt k, avotjkbd Teas imported, Prloe, 3/per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stock ol BIFTINOB In London and Fooohow, and the desire to make room for farther shipments, the undersigned will Ball the balanoe ot his present stock ot PUKB CHINA BIFTINGS at ■j 8. nV. PKR liß, tanaUty undeniable). ±* * Fredk. Whitishead, ng yiCTORIA-BXRSRT, _^UOELA.ND



Wanted. \STANTKD, a clean, respectable Yoi » • to ride for ordors.—Apply A. Carl Butcher, Wellcßloy-atrcet. %«/'ANTjsD. a Carpenter to put up * Verandah.—Apply A. McLaren, No: Shore, _ v ,_ WANTED, a Nursemaid; referon required. — Apply to Mrs Grlerai corner of Btmonds and Alfred streetg. 1»; ANTED, a good General Ferva V? in a email family at the North Shore Apply Miss Sharland, Prioces-Btreet, or ft Charton. North Shore. WANTED immediately, a stout Krrai Boy.-Dannp.Uall,feCo.,Qoeec-3tre WAN'IED, a good Boy.—Apply to ' YVestp/ulil, Bootmaker, 108, Quec street. WANTED, Two good Carpenters. Apply to Mrs Buyers, urocor, Mou Kden Koto". W AH TED, a respectable General Se van*.—Apply to Dr. Wright. Parnoll. WANTKD, an Errand Boy, at '. MoMastor'a. Cloeen-atreet. WANTED, a strong Message Boy i onoe.-J. H. Daltdn, Tailor, Vlotori ttroet Kaet. WANTED, a strong respectablo Boy I learn the Howe-shooing.—.apply Jot Qalnn, Albert-sweat. WANTED, two smart Lads; goo wage?.—Meohanlcß* Ray Brlok ¥ftrd. ANTED, a Carpenter to Build a Co tsge.—Apply to W. Grant, Montagu Btreet, Nuwtop. WANTED, a good Rough Carpenter Bhlp oarpentor preferred.—Apply « once. O. Khodos, Bank of New Zoalni.il (no works?. WANTED, a.General Servant (or small family: eooa vraxtß.—Apply t ono<?, Mrs J. levy,2ll, Qaoen-Btroet. ANTEDTa~Boy about114 that ca rldo. -Alfred Tyor, Grocer, i Uppc Synionda-atruot. WA»T_D, a respectable Young Mai as boarder In a vt ivtito family.—Appl Btah Ofllco for adflrcß», ■ WAM'ED, a Junior Assistant Draper ono who oan dross a Rood window pr< ferrca.—Apply to J. Onllon. 25U. Qneon-Btreet. WANT_D, a rcspuctadlo (iir'l as Gent ral Bervant.—Apply Mrs JUIno, sonr. Franklin Road. WANTED immediately, two Fit Paw yon to out about 8.0110. Pit ready, wit; Umber oa It.—Apply J. Phlip, 3tak oftloe. WANTED, two Boys ior box-making and one Painter.— Anokland Timbe Company (Uniltod), Unatom-honae street Weal «v/_NT_D, 1 hrce or Four Quarry mo T T for Rangltolo.—Apply to Alex, l_mb Fort-street. \I7ANTBD, Sawyers and Squarors. ---11 Apply between ths hoars of 8 and ! tt'olook p.m. to It. H. Boott. Mcohanloa' Bay. «aTANTED, a good Usotul Boy.—Applj t T at Martcot Hotel. WANTED, two or three good men no customod to work la brickyard.-Applj Archibald.) Bflok Works, Whan. WANTED, to Adopt a Baby.—Appl j at this ofllco. \\r ANTED, three or four Men (married tT or single) nßed to .lidokynrd work.- Apply T, J. Murray, linssell-Btroot. Aroli Hill, on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, atter 6.3 C p.m. ANTED, 3 or 4 Geneial Servants"; alao, couple of Girls from 12 to 16.—Mrs McCart'a Keßiatry, Symonda-airoet. WAnTUD, good Bushmen.—apply Mr T. Young a ITanoy I'aper Shop, Grey itreat. \\i ANTED to Rent, a Billiard Koom"; "T In town preferred,—Address AH. at Mr Darter's, draper. Vlotorla-Btreot V\7ANT*D KNOWN—AH Wool Nuns' TT Cloth, 11 J<l.—Brennan'S, Victoria-street. WANTED, for Waitoa, a Married Couple who understand farm work.— Apply Clark and Qano. VV' ANTED, by a respectable Young TT Man, n bit nation as aaalstant draper; has had 2J years' experience; good references. -Apply B. O*fioara, Poßt Ofttoe. WANTED, for a farm iv the country, a strong smart Boy who oan milk and irlvo horeeß,— Apply Albert Browery. WANTED, good Tailoressoa ; constant employment. Also, a strong Boy.— Apply to O. Campbell. Qneen-atreot WANTED, a good ucnoral Servant.— Apply, Mra Frnzor, Sallsburr-Btroot, ParneU. _ WANTED KNOWN—That K. Wayte hoa Ju»t rooolvod ~ New Patterns In Belief Porapß.-100, QaoomtrooL WANTED K^OWN—BrcnDan's is the first and Clionpcat Drapory Warohonso in Vlctoria-streoc. Bewaro of wrong directions .rom opposition tradeamon. WANTED, Tonders for Lease ot Devon port Domain,—*ponrtitlons at office )f Meeura Bi to B. Dador, Dovoaport. WAN'i'KO, two respectable young men Boarders In a quint family, whorono tthon are kept—Mrs Ooonje Payne, top of franklin Road, the third house off Poneooby Road, on the right hand Bldo. WANTED KnOWW—Mawer's Dan »T dellon and Oofleo. lib tins. 2* each; LontE-Ufe Ball', <hiu»l to Bno's, 2a 6d per bottle. -At Taylor & Hatiloan's (lato C. Major), Wol loilej-streot ANTED KftOWN—2,ooo tadies', Men's. Girls', and Boys' Hats to chooso from, 8d up.—Brennan'B, Viotorla-Btreet. - . WANTED to"Sell7a~LighTSpring Cart, nearly now, with or without square 30v0r.-11. Whito, 103, Grey-stroet. WANTJSD TO SELL, Light J*prinß Hart and Harness; nearly new.—Apply BTiHOffloo. WANI'SD, JEv«ryone to Know that all Clothes at J. H. Dalton'a, Tailor, Viotorfa-Btreot Kant, are Just as cheap aa hla Noted 60s gergoJlultS; , WANTED, Ladles to know that T. Me M aiter has Opened a U>t of Oatmeal Olotfca, from 10id nor yard; elao, tho New Lnoo Trlmmlpg. from 3jd. WANTED, by a Lady, Pupils for Music. Terms: One Guinea a Quarter. —Apply to Mrs Wlohol, 233, Qneen-fltrew. WANTED KNOWN—White Calico, 2a Od, 8s IOJd, is 3d, Is 9d and 5s 6d doz ; Grey Calico, from 2b fid doz 4 —Broniian's, Vie torla-Btrcet. WAN TEO, Tenders until Monday, tbo 2nd Ootober, for tho supply ot Ureen- Btnff. For particulars apDly at oar oißco.—W. & Q. Wlnßtone. Vt'-N'^KD KNOWN-Splendld As t T sortmont of Prints, fast colours, 4Jd.— Brcnnan's, Victoria-street. AHTKD, Tenders up to tho sth t * ™°/ It<>b? r tor Komovlnd snd Ko-ereotlng about Fifty Ch»lna Stone WaU.noar Penrose.- Apply W. M. Hall, BUeraUe. • WANTJSD, Tenders for Plnmbi/ig work for new home, North Shore,—Apply, Corn Broom Factory, next! Dock, Custom honse-fltreev ANTED KNOWN-Como and see show of Trimmed MlUlnery at Bren nan'a; Victoria street. WAITED, Tenants for Two ai'x" roomed Honsoa oentrally situated, at North Shore, within two mlnntos* walk of lower wharf; splendidly finished, and with all conveniences.—Apply R. and R. Under. WANTED KNOWN—Beautiful Sum mer Dresa Material, 6id.—Bronnan's, foot of Victorla-Btreet, WANTED KNOWN—Working Men oan Bava their Money by oaUlns at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals Bd: Board and Loduinft 16s per week.-Noto the address I Nearly opposite the Waltomata and olose to tho Doofc, Lower Albert-street,-B. Mnrdooh, Proprietor. W'ANT-D-The Customers of Munro and MUllgan to know that they are now prepared with a full and oholoe aßiortment of Tweeds and Drapery Goods in all departments for the coming season. WANTED KNOWN, a Perfect Cure and the only preventative against Sea stokneßs—Apply Professor Onßsoott, American Herballet, Shortland-Btreet. RANTED KNOWN- our highest- T T priooii Bneotaoles are la tho pair.—Come and Bee the quality at Dampler's Hobson-atreet i shop. ■ Wanted Known- C Brookes. bl.uk boot, qukkn-sthkht, [b BolllnK Boots and Shoes Cheaper than over. Juat Landed, Per ' Ashmore' and • Earl Derby,' 20 TRUNKS BOOIS AND BHOSB OF EVBBY DESCRIPTION, TO BE SOLD CHEAP, ytf ANTED, THE PUBLIC TS "S TO 00 TO •*] XD So 8 •* 5 S GOODSON'B o » en fc LONDON AROADB, " - ■§§"3 Queen-street. f?oS ' ■Si '»ea«»B-n8»n5 O""? ■30* 'aavoHv NoaNOi 'oy ggg B.NOBCIOOO B ftlf GOODSON'H |8& Is LONDON ARCADE, "? M g a Queen-street. g S > & MO fi < s I GOODSON'S LONDON AKCADJB, 148. Qoeen-gtreot. B" '~O« »T T« AD*.—Wanted, a competent Preasmap.—MoArthnr's Factory. fT\U SHOEMAKKKS AND TAILOKS. Wanted, an Opening in eaoh of these Trades in a rapidly rising township. No premium Apply to the AOHHCULTURAIi AND MERCAKTILE CO., 1 No, 9 ftufl 11, Queon-atreet Wh«f.



Wantea. tn T^TAMTBD to SELL, a splendid tur x » » ont—Hone. Waggon, and Harness,) bran rew nnd oamplete. -with a good buelne — oonneotiOD, wberoby any energbtlo man oi a earn £3 to £i per week. Price; £50.—Apply ._ Mr If. Wood, lußUranoe BulldinKP. _ mv BOOKSKLLKKf se J ■— — a WANTED,—YonDg Man, aged 26, having si ' j years' experience in tho trade, wlahos ISugajc moiit to good house. Salary not co muoh a Object as permanent billet. FIOMO wtlto Box 282, P. 0., Wellington. MINING ENOINKER wanted by th Pioton Coal Mining Co.. Limited. Ai plication; accompanied by testimonials, an at&tlng salary requited, to be sent In by li October pros. JOHN LESLIE. tfeoretary. | Pioton. geptßmber.Flßß2. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD PILOT 9ERVICB, PORT OF AUCKLAND. Harbour Board Oilloo, Auckland, July 25,1882, Applications will be received at this Offlo until TUKSUAY, the 3rd OOrOBER next, a Noon, from competent persons willing to under take to carry on the Pilot Service of the Por of Auokland, In terms of conditions and agree ment to be seen at this ofQce. Tho lowest o aay application not ncceseaiily accepted. F. B. COMPTON. Chairman. To Let. rro LET, at Komuera, a Family Real I doiion, Stiblo, and 'I hrco Aoros land.- Apply to F. Nutter. Agent, Fort-street. rPO LET, Villa Residence, containing f I rooms and bath-roou, with 14 aoreß land five mlnuteß' walk from Ponroee (Station.—Appl} Mr Altlion, ahort'und-Btteot. ■ r*M) LKT, a Four-roouicd Cottago in ! Parnoll; iluo view.—Apply Mr llnllott, Botoher. ParnelU nnO JUET, comfortable Furnished Bod I and Blttlng-rooms.—Apply 111, Viotoria- Btreet West. rj'O LET, a iVew House, ot Five Kooms, I at Ponsonby Torraco (back of All Saints' jhurch), with every convonlenoe — Apply A, Wright, two doors from Mr Foley's, Grooor, Hobson-stree*. IM) LET, with immediate poseession, an Elght-roomod House, tn Soarboro' Terraoe, adjolnlrg Dr. Maunsel 's property, with abun dant supply of vatorl; a largo weilßtockod garden, oontalnlod many good-bearing fruit trees.—Apply to Mrs Flower, at the next house. TIO LET, fialmain (North Shore), Cot. tngo ot Five rooms and 20 acres good land, partly planted with fruit treos; rent low fo one or two yows.—W.SV. Stevens, 187, Queon- Bireet. f^O LET, Now Shop and Dwelling, good position, corner of Brighton Koad and Brown-sweet; Urst-clana opening for general store or butcher,—D. F. Evans, Kstato Agont, Qneen-Btreet. T~ O MERCHANTS, LIVBKY STABLE KEKPBBB,AND OTHKRBRKQUIRING LARGE FKEMIHJSS IN THK GBNTHK OF THE CITY.i TO LKT OR LX A3 X—Those extensive Pro mines In llurbam-stroet, adjoining the Haymar ket, at proeent oooupied by Huston Brothers, Coaoh-bolldorfl, who are romovlng to their new promlflea in WakoHold-streot, oppoalto Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply B4BTBN BROS., Dntham-s treat rp o ~ L is T. GREAT NOKTH ROAD-A New and Splen dldly-anlahoa Villa Rosldonoe. coutolnlngseven rooms; register gratea, ovons, eto; gas and water laid in; splendid view. Rent, 18a per week, D. F. BVANB. ORTH sHOKE.—To Let, a very nice 6-roomod cottage (tarnished) near tho wharf.—Apply O. Mays. Dovonport. NORTH SHOHE.— To Let, a vory nice Villa Residence on tho Lako Koad, with aoros of good land laid down in erars. There i a good orchard and gardon, and all rsquicite out-bnlldings, and omnlbuesss pass the plaoo eight litnos a-dsy. Terms moderate to an oUglblo tenant.—Clllvor Maya. DoTOnpott. HOUSE TO Lnf7T~Rooms, Alox . andra-street.— Apply J. T. Harper, on new bnlliJiDgs next door. TTV E VON"POH T, NORTH SHORE. TO LOT. Several New Houees, well sltuatod. Also, FOR SALE (choap), a IG-roomod Houno, within two mlnuteß' walk from Wharf; and AUotmonts In all parts of. dlstrlot. Apply to R. & B. DUDBK Devonport Store. OFFICE TO LET.—Appiy at G.N.L.A, Rooms, Queon-streot LxtnO and VlstAte Aaenuj 9, j, moss]. |w. r, oaumvAN FJ. MOSS & 00., • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. HHO«rI«UJD-bIKKBT. FOR SALE EPBOM-S2 aores Grass Land In one or two lots; buautlfal view BRlGHTON—Allotment ICO x 300. Price, £250. 600 ACRES. 19 m les from Auokland, 1 mile from a railway station, half Improved, House, 8 rooms, and outbuildings. £1500. TUAKAU-600 acres ilret-olasa Volonnio Land, three-quirteis of a mile from the station; good olxht-roomodhouHe. To ba sold In one or more lots. Tho land is nearly all In grass, with borne wood bush. RKMUKHA—IS aores, beautifully oltuitod TU AX aores, improved; House aud out bulldiDgß. £380 TUaKaU—UOaaros, 50 In grass. £sfO NKW LYNN—IO cores, sea frontage. £t per BOW ONKHUNGA—House of 6 rooms, and 1} aores land: beautiful view. Also, Six-roomed Cottago, with 1 aoro land, near railway HOME HAY, PONSONBY-Hou»e of B rooms and 2 acres of garden; sea bathing Also, LARGE CORNER ALLOTMENT In City, with buildings. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Bale, Including some Largo-Blocks of Land in the Wnlkato Dlatriot. F. J. MOBB ft CO., Shortland-streeL Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho several tots Amend ing the Bamo.andof tho Bankruptcy of Hbmry J.4MRB Baker, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that Heury James Baker, of Upper Pitt-street, in the City ot Auok land, In the Provincial IMstrlot of Auckland, in the Colons ot Now Zealand, Carpontor, has thta day fllod a Statement that he is unable to meet his Engagements with his Creditors; tbo First Meeting of Creditors to be held in tho Supreme Court Buildings, at Auckland, on FKIDAY) the 6th any ot Ootobor, 1882, at the hour of eleven O'fllock In the forenoon. Dated thls2B(h day of September, 1882. 1 G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Jcsitl'H A. TOLB, Bolloltor for the Debtor, Shortland-street.Auokland. Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in acy sum required, on terms to Butt borrowers. Interest allowed on monies plaoed In my hands till invested,—W. V, Stevens, In vesting Agent, 187, Queen-ttreet. 4?" li\ T0 000 iiJENX on Bulldlßß 3& JL \r Soolety principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Hoosea built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee Liatot Properties tor Bale on 4th paoe. PW ncr cent, allowed on money deposited tor lnvMtmer*,-~ O. WiLUAHson, Land. Estate and Kinnnda' *koii« and Valuator, 3, Vuloan Lane. jyt" OSKY ON DEPOSIT, SJX PBR CENT. PBB ANNUM, The INDUHTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PEKMANENT BUILDING, &o, SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND is prepared to receive Money on Deposit, at Interest for 12 months, at 6 per oant. por annnm, and for shorter periods, at such rate rb may be agreed upon. Too Society Is also prepared to receive appli cations for a limited number of Paid-up Inveßt lng Shares, at the value ot £20 eaoh, bearing current rate ot interest, payable half-yearly along with cash bantu-, payable yearly. GKORGK FBASBR, Manager, . Corner of Queen-street and Vnloan Lano. INDUSTRIAL AKD PROVIDENT!.' PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVKBTMENT SOCIETY QJ AUCKLAND. OfTIOES COBNBK QUKBN-3T. AND VULOAN LAWS, Board or Manaqkmeni - President I Thos. Peaoook, Esq.) M.H.R. Vice President t A. G. Horton, Esq. , Treasurer I Thos. Maoky, Esq. Dlreotorst Messrs. Graves Aiokln, Edward Bortloy, H. Brett, Jos, nacre. J. J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G. P. Pierce, C, B. Stone, and H. G. Wade. Manager George Fraser, THIS SOCIETY Is prepared to make advances to the extent of three-fourths ot the value on Freehold or leasehold Property. KKPAYMBNTS, oulculatett on tho lowest possible remunerative scaie, may be spread over any reasonable number of years. FINES NOT ENFORCED in on.aeu of Blok .new or want of employment. Members may Join as Investors or Borrowers at any time. Intending Borrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the office of thla Society. ; where they can make arrangements and terms [U BUittaolroonvenlenoe. Nißj-Borro wem share in the profits.



' For Sale. i- rriO CAPITALISTS.-Minoral District 11 .< to bo Bold oheap, about i 000 acres, handy ' 8 toAnokland. Gold and other miDoraifl.—Anply n to Mr Stevens, 99, Hobson-stroet (corner Cook -0 Btroet). r HJIOR SALE (rulioi), a very desirable '• S? Form of 280 aores, 100 aorea fenced and in grass and orops, 2 aoreß orchard, with new flve s roomed house and ont-buildlnKS; five ul'es from i- waiwera, Hot Springs. Prloa: only £300.-H. » Hardngton, Honse and Land Agent, Stlohburj 's BuUdtngg. . ■ ■ , fpOK SALE a Handy Little .farm, close '. X to Monnt Albert, and only a few minutes' < walk from tho Avondale Railway station, • It la a corner lot, being junction of two loads, and contains 8 aorea 3 roods 21 perches. There Is a charming- view. The land Blopos towards Monnt Albert, with complete north east aspeot, and well sheltered from bleak . winds. The whole farm is cleared, ploughed, and has a flrst-clasß new wire fenco erected i The pmco Is planted with fanoy trees, and has three good gates put np, This would make a nloe retired spot for a gentleman's resldenos. Price only £30 per sore: easy terms It required. 1 Title under the Land Transfer Aot.—Apply to T. Harkis, Hlgh-atreet. EOR SALis, Cheap, a 15 h.p. (Jornisn Boiler; lOlbs pressure allowed.—Apply Prlntera, Stab oflloe. i SPOlt Sale, a Sausage Chopping Machine ! " (new) and Feller. Gardners make — • Apply to J. Lumpkin, Butcher, Newmarket. FOR SALE, Piano worth Mighty Guineas, for Sixty Pounds, just unpacked, a bar gain to those who want a Good Piano.—Can bs soon tit Thoß. H. Webb's, Hobson-streot, throe doors from Cook-street EOR SALB, Lucrative Business ; Profits £3 weekly; no provlous knowledge re quired. Small capital.—Address 'ED, Stab oflloe. bpl O X ■ S A L E. MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN VILLA SITES, Opposite Mount Albert Railway Station, In Lots of Ono Acre and upwards. The property Is port ot tho well-known Estate ot Allondale. Tho land Is the finest voloanio, well cleared and in grass. The position Is unrivalled, commanding superb viows ol moun tain, valley, waior, forest, cultivated land with pleasant homesteads, &o. Term? exceptionally easy.—Apply to Edw. Wayte, Estate Agent, 177, Qaoon-Btreet. Ljl O H SALE AUBURN-STRKBT (Kyber Pass) - Seven roamed House, not quite finished: wood-shed, good well, &c; two eeotlons, each 33 x 99, Bit tern mlnuteß' walk from Queen-street. To bo had cheep, D. B". EVANS, _575 , Estate Agent. W O 11 SALE, VALLEY ROAD.—Eight Splendid Building Allotments, SO z 150, voloanio soil; or sell by one or two aores fronting good road.—Samuel Kvlnaon, Valley Road. ~l|1 To X SALE. ALBKBT-BTRBET(near Upper Quoenst,)— Comfortable Verandah Villa, I rooms, BOUllery, and back bedroom, stable, towlbonse, good well and nica garden, gas laid in, allotment 33 x US, Dt V. KVANS. Estate Agent. Xp OK IMMEDIATE SALE. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, &c, &o.; freehold Allotments, each 33 z 90, drained and fonood. Now let to good ten ants. Prloo,' £300,,cach, or £520 for the lot. Situate beat nart of Grace street, Ponssnby. D. V. EVANS, Estate Agent. («3) Tp OK SALE. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAB-Bplendld Voloanio Land—3 Cnoice Allotments oaoh 60 x 171, Prioe, £60 each. D, F. KVANB. Eetato Agent. j|i O £i S A Ia E. DRAKE-STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY-A really nloe House of 6 rooms, coal and wood shed; gas and water laid on; good position. D. F. EVANS, Bstnto Agent. TQlolt IMMEDIATE SALE. SPRING-STREET, PONSONBY/. — Splendid Building Bltos, partly fenced, high ground, ex cellent position, JtMoe, only £2 por foot, Must bo sold at onco, D. F. KVANS, Kstato Agont. ■fci O U S A 1m E, NEWMARKET. — Very desirable Business Promlsos, Bltuato In Kyuor Puss, near New market. Also, three Houses and Allotments in eamo valuable locality,—Full particulars on application to D. B". K^ANS, 551 Estato Agent. T^i O R S A L ET ROCKY NOOK, Mount Rosklll Road-A new and pretty Gothlo Cottage, i rooms, tank, &o.; allotment 10 x 110; pleasantly situated In Kooky Nook. Price only £209. D. V. EVAN3, Estate Agnnt. ' Tjt O R SALE. EiBOND-STUEKT (off Great North Road)-A Good'J-rooinod Verandah Cottage, with register grate, kltohen range, and gas laid on: good well, and ntco garden planted with choice fruit trees; allotment, 33 z 10s. Price, only £176. V. F. KVA.NB, EBtate Agent, Queen-street. TQIOR IMMEDIATE SaLE. MOUNT EDEN-Now and Pretty Villa of 5 rooms, ouUioueo, &o.; splendid allotment, SO by 200; main road frontage; nloe garden; good position; very doeirablo and cheap; most be sold at onoo, owner leaving the district. Prloo, MM. V. V. EVANS. 57 1 Kstato Agent. Uuoon-atroet. g|> O Jtt SALE. SHELLY BEACH ROAD.-Cottago of four room?, Boullory, &c, splendid allotment, 60 by 120, fenoed and planted, nloe gardei*, near the boaoh.and magniacenc view ot tho harbour This la a very desirable property, and owner determined to Bell at onoo. Price low. D. F. EVANS, SCI v Katato Agent. TTI O X SALE ELLERSLIK- Handsome Villa Roeldenco, containing 6 rooms, pantry. &o.: largo bow window. Flnlshod la a superior manner. Kngllsh Rango and Roglstor Grate, Tank, Gal vanised Iron Stable. Coaoh-houso, and Store : Garden In cultivation, fruit and ornamental treos. Corner Allotment 66 xMS. Two minutes walk from Railway Station on Fantnure Road. A really choice little property) Prloe, £150; terms easy, D. V. EVANS. 653 Estate Agent. Ip OR S A~ L E. ONKHUNGA, MAIN STREET. GOOD FOUR-ROOMED HOUBE, Shop, baker's oven, oowshod and stable; large corner alllotment; also allotment, 20 z 30, with shed. A good paying bakery and grooery bUßiDess at present carried on in tho promisee. For Ira mediato sale, as owner is leaving the dlstrlot. Price £350. D. F EVANS, BBtate Agent ■ it O JK SALE, BOND-STREKT, ofF Great North Road-3 Choice Building Allotments, eaon 33 z 166, fenced and cultivated. Price for the lot, £70. D. F. EVANS' Estate Agent. Queen-street. ■ A O R S A ii J£. PROPERTIES, Large and Small, In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately. See Star Saturday Supplement for s few and more on application to the nnderslßned. MUNHY to LEND, and every facility given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Kgtate Agent. Queen-stroet. ■ WG 11 IMMEDIATE SAU. OITJT RSSIDENCE7in"most dovirable pobl tlon, viz., Pootia Place, off Upper Queen-stroot. House contains 8 rooms, exclusive ot bath-room, large wash-house, fitted with oopptr, &o.; all in first olass order, fitted Iwith book cneo, register grate, &0,, gas fittings and oooking stove, water laid on &o. Situate about 7 minutes walk from Post-oQlce.. Terms: £100 each, balance at 7 oont. for alx yOWBi D. F. KVANB, Estate Agent. Queen-street. A LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS !! NEWTON ROAD - Two Flrst-olass almost Levol Allotments, S3 x 99, £132 each MOUNT KDEN—Splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrst-olass Business anas; aoaut three minutes' walk past Tol MOu"t KDEN-Very desirable Villa Sites about 66 x 130, at from £100 eaoh ONKHUNGA Two Choice Allotments-, £30 eaoh NORTHOOTE—SeveraI Choloo Allotments In this delightful locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLKSEA-STRBET-iOxISO, for £100 GRACE-STREET—Very Choice, at from 45b per foot STO ART-STREET-Boautlful Villa,Biteß,at 60S foot SPRING-STRRBT (Ponsonby)-Oheap Bnlldlng Sltoß. 33 x 99, at £12 eaoh PONSONBY KOAD (Bayfleld)-One nloe Lot, iOl oetfrontage,for £60 AUBURN-STRKET <Kybor PaBB) — Choloe Bulldlntc Sites, nicely planted, good woll, and many appliances for building, £130 . V. r. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUKEN-HTRKBT (Nexf'Herald.") t LATES.—24,OOO English Countess SLATES for Sale.-W. s. Laurie, 10, Wyndhßm street, KjURB.BKEO WHITE LEGHORN JL FOWL 3 (Imported Stook), prollflo layers, lion Bitters, a new kind in Auokland.—A limited number of eggs for Bole; nleo tplondid orose bred eggs, Leghorn and Houdan,—Address 5, y.Z. Insurance Bnlldlnga . SEED POTAXOSSI SEED POTATOKBI Ex Maokllan Cloud, Q/_ TONS OAMARU FOTATOEis, UV Speolally Picked lor Seed. G. & JAKINS, CUaTOM-HOUSK-BTREET. ,<f(?r continuation seZ.£iret Paae) %



I ~v Fnblic .Notices. J^ 5 T I C I Tho Road from Harp of Erin Hotel on to thi Race-course is Stopped for Traffic for U dayi from date; undergoing repairs. B. TONKS, ron „ Chairman Remueru Road Board, 28th September, 1882. "VT O T I C E. I hereby oantlon the Pablio against dealing in any way with the Property Bltnated In Welles ley-Btreot belonging to the Estate ot Mrs Belinda Murphy, wife ot Thomas Murphy, subdivision of Lot 3. Seotton 28. I boo a placard upon the property "For Sale."—Hi O'Brien, Shoitland stree. TW- OTI C E OF REMOVAL. A. ITbatbeb IXAB REMOVED TO HIS (ff HEW PR EMISES -5* its i CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET (Nest to J. Buchanan's). PAGE 55.—Youths and Young Men de siring the enjoyment of pure health will do well to read oarefally page 55 of Dr. Bud dock's ■' Stopplng-stono to Health" (100 th thousand). OTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, and durable as sliver, and vory cheap. Shipment ex Lung stone now open.—Wholesale and Retail Dlroot Supply Store, 219, Queen-street. f^LASS SHADES AND STANDS.— \y 13 oaaea er Lsngstone, all blzob, from Is Oe. Our numerouß cuatomora waiting can now tn supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Direct Supply Store, 219, Queon-street. WATER LAID ON. as low as will pay. plumbing, gfasfitting, and genkbai. Jobbing, Patbnt Chimnbt Tops, iSISKD, BATHS, &C. &0,, &C. ROBERT PEACE, Shobtland.stbekt. «J_fe__OT. HELIER'SAHDKOBTH. Jgpjgg K3 COTE L AND 00. (LIMITED). Tho paddle-wheel steamer TONGABIRO WIU, after this date, run to their property at fit, Heller's Bay on Wednesdays an d Saturdays, leaving Qneon street Wharf at 2 p m., returning nt 5.20 p.m., oommenolng on Saturday next, September 30. Keturn Tickets, id. -H; K. WRIGHT. A gen*, W* ~M ° r g an y SADDLER, &a, NEWMARKET, ' Has received, ox Langstono, a superior selection of English Saddlery, consisting of—Ladies', Gents', Boys', and Girls' Saddles, Bridles, Whips, Spurs, &c, and is prepared to soil them at prices that will defy competition. N.B.—Also, a cholco lot of Nickel Silver and other Buckles for making all kinds of harness. UTUaL FIRE AND MARINE In. _BURANCE COMPANY OP NEW ZEA LAND. This Company will be prepared to aooopt Flro and Marine Blake on and after MONDAY, 2nd October. Business will be oonduoted In the offloes at present occupied by Mr Binnoy, Queen-stroet, so Boon aa neooseary alterations ha vo been made. By order ot the Board. ROBERT DOBSON, General Manager. Temporary Offices: Canada Buildings. AMATTISON, late of Victoria-street. • will OPEN a Hair-dressing Saloon In Welleßley-street, three doors balaw the Young Men's Christian ABsoolatlon. on SATURDAY next. Hair-cutting, 6i; Shaving. 3d: Chtldrena" Hair Out, 3d 2S Gd Deposit, the balance weekly or monthly, for Hand or Treadle Sowing Machine?.—D. S. Chamber*, 70, Qaeen-street, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. AT Williams's? Yes! at Williamß's. ±\. Whatil and only 18s 6d ? Yes.tomeasure, At WiUiams'a, Tailor. Victoria-street. fTIHE best Remedy known for Liver 1. Complaints. Constipation, &c, is Mar- Bball a Special Tlnoture ot Podopbylram, price 18.—Goodson.) London Aro&do. | CHINA. j; ENGLISH, FRENCH, AUBTRIAN AND AMKKIOAN GOODS, " Direct at Lowest Powibla Prices. G. Browning Invites attention to his Hplendld Assortment of NEW GOODS. S Just Opened, > A Bpeoial Link o» vnxsan Vaemb. W dq Wonderful "Value In H _ CHINA TBA BKRVICEB: 5 < Full sets of il pieces, 31s. g £ CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, 3 w 7s a dozen. 3j And Every Description of ► CBOCKKKY AND FANCY GOODS W AI PRICES NEVICR BECFOUK H KNOWN IN AUCKLAND. IS" CASH TRADE ONLY. TKi GBROWMNB, 267. QUEBN • JD STRBKT (near Mabkw Enthanoe). Established 1868. j FANCY GOODS. | ROBINSON'S TDOYAL "OAKING TJUWDER, In Tins, jib. Is; lib., Ss. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MADE. TRADE ("Cbown") MARK. ro be had of Grocers and Provision Doalors, or tho maker, J. W. ROBINSON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. Manukau Road, pakhkll. DTITCHENS'S BLOOD RESTORER. The Pablio are Cautioned against the sup position that the COBDIALIZBD BLOOD RESTORER will oaro the Bpeoial nilments and Useasee that the MEDICINAL la now BO fatuous a medlolne for. The Cordlallzed Is hot k medicine at all, but simply a preparation is & Palatable Drink, that will not counteract the effect of the MediolnaL and that affords Hotel frequenters an osoape from the use ot stimulants while being treated under Mr. BITCHKNS'S OEIiEBKATBD MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTORER. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Agents. DR. A. OSBOKNE KNIGHT, M.R.0.5., England, L.8.A., London, PONSONBY ROAD !Late tho Residence of Us, Er,uoi-r, who has left for England), , CAN NOW BE CONSULTED MORNING AND EVENING. (JFECIAL NOTICE T. * H, COOKE, □ABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS fco,, HAVE REMOVED TO THBIB Nbw Premises in Victobia.bt» TUKEK DOORO ABOVK TIIKATfIE BO LDIN B, /GROCERIES New Goods. — Albert vT Laundry Blue, Berger's Rico Starob, Consolidated Soups, Norwich Mustard, RnssoU's Blaoking, MoLood's Candles and soft Soap; Safety Matches, Clay Plpoa, Dried Frultß, &0,, &o. JOHN REID 8; CO., 26, Quoen-Btreet. WINES, &c—St. Hubert's, Australian Wines, German Beer, Marshall's Dun edln Boer, Combo's Stout, Otard's and Prunlor'B Brandies, Lowndo'a Bum, Scotch and Irish Whiskies. Sftrsaparilto, Kc. JOHN REID & CO,, 28, Uuecn-stree*,



Tenders. nn ob v i l d ebi Tenders will be received uatH noon of MO] DAY, Ootober 9ad. (or tho Breotlon at Completion of a Villa Residence at Devonpoi North Shore. EDWARD BARTIiBY, Architect. rp o a v i l D Ek s Tenders will bo received until noon o BATURDAV. 7th Ootobor, tor the Erection ( Two Cottagea at Newton. B. M. WATT, Arobiteott Hoffmann'aßnlldtoga. Qnefln-Btreet. (For continuation, se First Page Drapery; asc. XhlPOßfl AN T JJoTIOJ BY Q-ARLICK fc (JrANWBLL. TO OUR CU3TOMERS.- We have the honour to Inform you that after mature consideration, we hnvodooldei to relinquish the DRAPBRY and CLOTH ING BU8INK83; oor solo reason tor dolnt so is to obtain more Bpaee for our FUK NISHIKO TRADB. For some time pan we have had to keop quite Halt ot on: Stock oat of eight (or want ot SHOW BOOMS, By giving up the Urapery, MllUnery and Clothing Departments, we shall obtate a maoh larger area tor EXHIBITING FURNITURK, mad though we Shall lost yonr patronage for Drapery and Clothing hope to retain and Increase It for allkindi Ot FURNIBIIINS GOODS-to the MANU rAOiUBBand Bile ot whloh we shall glvi Oar whole attention. Oar NKW CABINET FACTORY betas completed (the largest of Its kind la Auok land), the Kztra Accommodation thus ob talced, together with tho advantages ol Machinery now being erected, will enable us to ezeoate oar orders more ezpedltf ouslj and at loss cost, Tonrs respeottolly, GARLICK & CRANWELL, Wb Siuu Hold a Cmarins S alb; for Onb Month, Affording our easterners and the Public an opportunity ot securing DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PBIOKS FAR UNUKK COST I 1 (Many Unea will bo marked Oo wn to Half Price), and after the Month's Sale the balance will be Sold either by Auction or to the Trade. garlick & cranwell. ITinai. Cash Sale. The CONFIDKNOK of the PUBUO In oar last Clearing Bale (at Dissolution ot Partnership) was dearly demonstrated by the fact that we took In HABD CASH the large Bam ot TWELVE THOUSAND FOUNDS In Ten Webks I OUR OBJECT IN THIS (only oar Beoond Clearing Sale In Bight Years) la to TURN INTO CASH, as qaiokly as possible, THK WHOIiB ot OUKPKKSBNi1 FIRST OLAS3 BTOOE, together with the NKW SBABON'S GOODS now opening up and to arrive daring the month. GARLICK & üBANWfcLL, WB SHALL BBLL W ORXH 0F G°° D 0 for £8,500. And as every day we are realising will bea FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong the Sale ONB DAY longer than la abso lutely necessary. Therefore, we ask oar Friends to pay ns tax Early Visit. garlick & cranwell. Thanks. We take 'bis opportunity ot thanking our Cus tomers for their constant and liberal patro nage during the last 3 roars, as during that period, under the.Cash System, oar Drapery and Clothing Betorns rose from £8000 to upwards of Twenty Thousand Pounds per Annum, and though we regret to be obliged to throw up (tor reasons already stated) suoh a large business, it la gratifying to us that we Buocoeded in pleasing our Patrons.whom we are determined to serve well to the last, as a Visit to our Clearing Sale will prove. - GARLICK & CRANWELL, City Hall Arosdo. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMOKE, Two Cases ot Bla Dress Goodßi splendid quality, oomprlalng Uerlnos, Cashmere*; Sicilians, Brocade Satins, allani, Coburgs, and Garfteld Cloths. These are imported by us dlreot from the Manufacturer, and will be sold fab below AUCKLAND WHOLESALE FBICKS, Also Opening—Nuns . Veiling Cloth j Crepe. Oatmeal, and Various New Dresa Material*, During the Drapery Sale we shall make Special ' BeduoUons on FURNITURE, CARPETS, AHD FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1882, Gtabliok & Gbanwbll, QUEISN-SIEEKT AUCKLAHD HASH JF XT RCHA SE, My Spring Goods~now"to hand have been bOUgW' toABBOLUTB CASH DOWN. CHKA? MKAPBBY FOR CABH. KDWARD TKSTKB, D2APBE, KABANQAHAPK ROAD. LADIES' Silk, Satin, ami Cashmere Dolmans, eta, all tailor cut, beautifully made, tastefully rrlmmed; lowest remunerative S3w rf-avy a ll^68' TBUWI wM



_ Peregnal. ■•■■■■■■-■■■■ 8 fTIHEODORE BACKMAN will tear of. . X something to bis advantage by applying *• to £?. Webb. RoUenxm'fl bOMaing-homse, Pitt r BtTAet> whera any information respoottag him ■* Win be thanktnUy received. ' MB. K. J. FEhTXJS will reply against ,j ~ ,hls 'aUoro to get Land for the Suna of - Old Colonists. 3. ~.,.,. , - . n liost and Founa. ' T OST.last night, in KaraugaJbape Eoad, JLJ a Pointer Pop, white with brown spot*.— iftnaer rewarded on retorolng Bimo to O. P. Todd, grooer. Welllngton-atteat. " T OST, a Gold Mephant Brooch, cither _ JLJ In Kemuera or between the Ballwsy - Station and Hofimann's Bulldlmgfl, Queen street-The finder will bo rewardeTbr leaving the same with Miss Bull, Hoffmann's Buildings, - Quean-street. LOST, yesterday, between Post-office and Rattray's, a Parse containing thirteen £1 Notaa-Aoyono returning: the same to the Stab onioe will be rewarded. LOST, in Ponsonby, oa Thursday lost, a Silver Broooh, enamelled and painted on face, and containing a photo, at book.— , Finder rewarded on leaving game at thia offlca LOST, on September 26, from Hobaon street, a Brown Ferret. — Any person returning the Bame to J. Qalglay, Hotwon-streot, will be rewarded. ■ BT S, BEV7ARD.—Lost, Long NccKchain, L* between Victoria and Wakeflold streets.— Anyone returning «ame to h. Heariokaen, 101, Vlotorlvatreet. v?i'l receive above reward. MOUND, .a Sum of' Money.-T. and S. MJ Morrin and Co. (Limited), Queen-street. CJTRAY.KD from Mount Albert, a Brown O Colt, with long taiJ.-Stfa reward will be laid to anyone bringing; the same to Mrs Camp \ beU, Wellington-afreet. , 1 QTtiAYED, from St. Sepulchre's School, - KJ Bymondß-streßt,aDark Pony,wttharope. J round Its neck; 10a roward Apply to Benj, Johnson, Stamford Honae. SymeLds-Btreetj t:, \ , r TjILEOTORAL DISTEIOT OF XLi PABNBLIi. , Mil. MOB 9, M.U.U.. wilt Address the Eleo , tors, at the Parooll Hall at 8 o'clock, on MON , n*Y JIVKNINONKXT. Attendance reßpeot • tally rwiuMted. ) . , npHE ANNUAL taEETIHG of ttw t JL Anokland DispenEary will be held in Mi! . W. Battray'a Lsrire Room. Queon-otrcel. ou FRIDAY AFTBKNOON, at 115. All Sull > eorlbers are specially requested to attend. K. a SHALDKBS, ; Hon.Beo. Educational. [ pROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street. ---1 v; Private Board and Rseldenoe: large ' rooms; terms moderate; good bathroom.—Mrk ■ Fuller. lit 185 RUSTS School, Devonport, ■ Anctlons. TO-MORROW, DURHAM YARDS. EOR SALE, at the Durham Yards. To. morrow (Friday), , Horse, Bprlng-cart, and Harness Horse, Sprlng-oart, and Harness Also, tor Private Sale,— 6 tons No. 6 Fencing Wire, very cheap HUNTER & NOLANS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3. * JURCTION~YARDS, FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards. on Tuesday'noxt, SO Fat Bullooks, from Glsborna 10 Fat Bullocks, from W altars ' ' a 30 Fat Bnliook, from Walkato and nefgb/ bourhood SOU Fat Sheep, from Gfsborne SiOO Fai Sheep, from Wtlketo Dairy cows, Store Cattie, Pigs, eto. At litfCwoK, HUNTER & NOLAJST. rO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET-DAY. A RTHUR'S POULTRY, PRO- A^bn^°&Affi. T-__ AND ««OO«BV: POULTRY DSPARTMBKT. Fowls. Turkeyß, Duoks. Geese, Pigeons. Uana ries, Fanoy Birds, Langshans, Good Inmblet Plgeooß, Small and Sucking Pigs, Emptf A Lot ot oaof ai Dors to the highest bidder ■ PRODUOB, FRUIT. AND GROCERY DK PABTMBNT. Waikato and other Potatoes. Onions. Carrots. Pumpkins, Cabbages, Canterbury and other Bacon and Hams. Beef, Cheese, Batter. Flour, Oatmeal, Oats, Maiw " 1 tons Good Bakers' Flour 2 casks Wine Vinegar ra&s3S5SSK5. Bnfl Hobart Ap»ter ' GROOBBn!a6to:-B oases DnnedJn BlMulte, Tea. Sugar. Coffee. Lollies. BtoettUsTßtorob. Bine. Candles. Boar. Vestaa, White Lead Ull f cCO* FUBNITURB! DBPARTMHNT:- OIT BALK PBIVATJXY, AT ACOMOIT PBIDB8: General Household Fornitnre and Bffeots. In liarKeQuautHy(weU^Bßorted|. suitable for au olae»es;lPlanoi,Amorioan Organ, Graten □tovoß, Ovens XO-MORUOW, AT H O'OLOOK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale, room, Quoen-Btreot, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock sharp, POULTRY _ Fowls, Duoks. Geese, Tnrkejw, Fanoy Fowls, Birds, Parrots, Young pigg,' etOi FBOOUOK-Hams and Bacon, Walroa Oheesei Potatoes,. Onions, Batter; Best tad, Halt, Oats, Matee, Bran, Sharps, Fowl Wheat. PJg Meal Flour, Oatmeal. GROCBRIEa-Tea, Bugar, Staroh, superior lot good Honey (in jars), Candles, Kerosene, etc., eto. HOUSEHOLD FOHNITURK-Kltohon Uten sils, PaU'aases, Bedsteads, etc.; Fanoy Goods, Clothing, Jewellery, eto. carbineslTtaylor, 5 Auctioneers. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3Q, ' I AT 12 KOON, TO BB SOLD (under warrant B.M, Court) at Mr X 0, MoCormlok's reeldenoe. Park Road, on aatnrdar next, at 12 noon, 2 cows i pin • ■ .: 1 Valuable Hand-cart , Quantity oC Tiles and Farming Imple ments. : : ■'■•.; ' CARBINES & TAYLOR. ~ i; TO-MORROW. FRIDAY, SEPIEMBBR 29, ■ i- At 11 o'clock, AXTHB i ' ■ QUEEN-STKEET AUCTION ROOMS, Adjoining Bank New Zealand. J. B. MARRIOTT WILL soil by auction at pis Booms, -on the above date, 8 Orates Assorted Earthenware 6 Oases Washington Chairs , . 6 do Cane-seated do ' ' Flour, 68's Oatmeal Baoon , ■■■■'■:',, ;;?.•;■.,■...• Mattrasses, Ghosts Drawers, Wash-* stanAs ana Ware, D'easlng Tablee, Clocks, Watohes 4 JeweUory, OloUUng,- Bowing Machines, fto,, &0 J. B. MARRIOTT, ' Auotloneer and General Salesman. • TO-MORROW. r ~"V PBODU CE SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchanga Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, 3 tooß Potatoes; wlthoat rosorvo ' U tons Canterbnry PotaWm Canterbury Huna and Bacon Onions, Carrots, Cheese * Corned Beof. Oats, Bharps 6 tons Flour (Anderson's best) 3 tons Auotd&nd Qzonnd Superfine Flow 25 boxes Tea, chlok Wheat Furnltnre, Badßtoadff, Piano &0., &0., &a WEDNEBDAY, OCTOBER 4, Spring Clothing, Men's Shirts, Hosiery! Blankets, Rags, Black Cashmere > . . 1 Ex' Sorata,' at Melbonrne. - '. '.'-■ GABRIEL LEWIS HAS rceeived instruotioDH to sell, at his ' ltooraa. Lower Qaeeimtreet. on above flato, at 11 o'olook, ' .■ - ; 23 I'AOKMIKS OF ABOVK NEW GOODff. Terms;at Bale. ''.''. rl-v?\ ■!'■'. ■■ " '. \ tCmtmiedoriimfftbPage.)