Plymouth, the lino being made from Wai tara to Alexandra, not from Alexandra to Waitara. Mr Macaudrew is, moreover dis- Sod With tho allocation of the three mill-ou loan, but keeps his discontent and his plana to himself.

Latest Regarding the Loans. The Loan Bills will probably be both _» Ministerial questions, and so carried Jl,i.ugh the House of Representatives. The Auckland members will be unanimous i ftl Honse decides on borrowing, that Auckland shall be fairly treated, and not have to pay U- share of charges without correspoad-ug beneht. The danger will be In the Legislative Council, as there exists among members of that there exi.w t °„ lee ing agaust authorising " , rnnn jn ß only through ff' nils ' Hot.-memU think if fe°ri.erament "main iirm, tbat both the Government or none a( . S™» 5 said that Mr Montgomery will all It is wm * . f bovr owing gener- X" _. hi in&d "hen Mr Ross's ally, as no iv fe u_g not Motion came on lasl wee , KT_^S«W*wi.«_r-lint^ It is thought when that is settled the session will not last long.

Day Sittings. Mr J. T Thompson, in the House this afwmoon gave notice "That it be an in _H«»sss2FS should* "jeet at nine a.m and should p.m„ and providing also for the i.»P select committees on Mondays Iho Com mittee to report within a week. A Technical Difficulty. It annears that the Government will have to"S*down a Validation Bill to validate Lrpr-ularitie. which have taken place iv ad- Sn&in? tho present Education Act. The cites aud boroughs, although within thecoin ies, are not "in" counties, and as tho subsidies are to counties aud to boroughs within counties, they are not technically " in " counties. public Petitions. It is rumoured that the Public Petitions Committee refuse to recommend the peti lion ot Robt. Boulton, a dismissed Govern ment insurance agent. It is also rumoured that tbe Waste Lands Committee has struck work, thinking that after last ni«ht s debate matters concerning lands can be dealt with by the Public Petitions Com mittee. __

This Afternoon's Sitting.

A long debate took place in the House this afternoon concerning a report from the Waste Land Bo&rd in reference to Sir George Grey's Deferred Payment Fettlers Bill. The report from the, Committee was to the effect that the BUI be reported without recommendation. Mr Driver thought that all committees should be elected by ballot.

CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.]

FROZEN MEAT.

LONDON, July 29,

Arrived at Plymouth .- The Orient steamer Lusitania, from Melbourne, June 14, with a cargo of frozen meat, consisting of 4,600 carcases of mutton and a quantity of beef, which is reported to he in excellent condition.

AUSTRALIAN.

ARRIVAL OF THE CHIMBORAZO.O MELBOURNE, this day. Arrived (this morning)— Orient steamer Chim.orazo from Plymouth, June 17. THE A.S.N. COMPANY'S DIVIDEND. SYDNEY, July 31. The Australasian Steam Navigation Com pany has declared a dividend of 8 per cent, for the past year. GIGANTIC WATERWORKS. SYDNEY, Jaly 31. Tenders for the construction ola dam at the New Prosricct waterworks wero opened to.day. That of Mr Gingan, £437,000, was accepted.

HIGHWAY BOARD MEETING.

HURKICANE AT OTAHUHU.

Tn_ annual meeting, held last night Id the Public Hall, was attended by over 100 rate payers, who sbowed thronghout the four honrs tbey were present the moat lively Interest. Upon the motion of Mr W. n. Wills, seconded by Mr Gordon, Mr A. Hturgo- waa called to the Chair.—Mr Sirlnger, Treasurer, read the follow ing balanoe-Kheet:— Receipts: Balance last treasurer, £1 Us 2d; rates, £55 7a 2d; oonnty and subsidy, £68 Is; nnder dog raglater, £16 159: from Educational Hoard, £i&; poundage, £11 IS~ Id; licensing lees. £50; Bnndriea. 2*. Total, £217 Is 6d, Expenditure: Motal, £91 i-i lid; laboar, £6612a fid ; n-der License Aot, £18 17s 61; rent (13s _d| and cellars (£3 12a), £1 lis Id; poundage, fco., £10 6s Gd; Burvey (£6 15s) and books (£1 1b), £7 16.,' vainer (£5) and cheque (3a 2d), £5 3s 2d; legal expenses. £1 43; balanco, £7 16aSd; total,£2l7 Is 6a.—Mr Gordon proposed, and Mr Dixon seconded, "Tbat the same be adopted."—Mr W.R. Wills moved as an amend ment, " That it be not adopted." He said tbe balance-sheet was not oorreot, as tho secretary's expenses and salary did not appear in the above. The treasurer's report stated the rates to be £55 7j 2d. when the faot was, he held in his hand vouohers for rates psld to the treasurer amount ing to £6119a Bd, whioh the auditors bad certified to be oorreot, bat the mistake was the fault of the treasurer, who had shown an utter In capacity ln Keeping hia books. The truth was this — the treasurer owed himself, as goo-rotary, a b-tanoe ot salary, oto. £9 12a 6d, and the Board ordered that It be paid, but ha (Mr Wills) told Mr Stringer that he held enongh In hand, and if he gave him a receipt for that amount aa rates received, a counter receipt Wonld be given for the same amount as salary received Mr Stringer: You nevor paid me the £9 12s 6d; you never gave It me Into my hands; you just paid yourself. (taughter) —Mr Wills -. Of course I did. The ratepayers will understand that I knew my man to be Mr Stringer: What, slrl-Mr WIUb: Weill do no 6 wish to Bay anything harsh, bnt. sir, when a treasurer ot a Board goes round the settlements and throws out an insinuation that the secretary had no. paid him all the rates, It leadi people to imagine something is wrong. And I say ths Treasurer ia an uneducated, unrefined, and ill-manner, d old man. (Roars of laughter).—The Chairman: Mr Wills most really withdraw those woros— Mr Wills: Well, Mr Chairman, bnt you and every one clue hero knows It to be true. (Laughter).— The Chairman: You muat retract.—Mr Wills! Very well, sir, 1 will; bnt it la only ln honour to the chair and audience—for you all know lam right. (Soars of langhter).—Mr stringer: Mr wills la net always right. I hold in my hand a copy of a book belonging to Mr Wills, ln whioh are the following names and aocounts of money. What does that mem ? (Hisses and uproar) — Mr Wills: It means this, that the names you >ow have read bad so right to bs dragged up in a publio meatlng. and you know they are defaulters who owe small amounts to the Board, and it is a piece of gross importlnenoe on yonr part to publish thair namea ln this manner. (Cheera)-Mr Stringer: I want to know what this means due to Board, £313s and £216s ?-Mr Wills: £3 13s are debts, _2 16a legal costs to reoover the debts.—Mr Stringer -. Why did you not give me that amount! Answer that.it you oan?-Mr Wills: lon pretend to ba very wise ln finding out faults in other people, bnt yon only show np your own. You kaow well the reason the amount was not paid to you Is—that the debts are still doe. and have not been paid to me. (Cheers and laughter.)—Mr Wills tMr Chair man, I will not waste the time of the meeting, bnt I deolina to allow Mr . trlngar or fit y Stringers to throw ont any alnrs to blacken my oharaoter. The truth ia £9 12b 6d mußt be added tn the expense side ot the balance-sheet, and £912s 6d to receipts, which will make the sama to £226 Hi, and-I oall upon *ir Lnke as one of the auditors "for his eooonnt of tho bal-; .no* aheet-IHear, he_r.)-Mr Luke: Mr Chair man aßOnoof tbeauditoi.. Ifonndtheaooounts rather mixed. I may say Mr Stringer's way of book-keeping Is rather peonllar, but I believe both the secretary* and treesurer. accounts are oorreot; but there is evidently a miaunder sr,.nding between tho two. although tue mone tary part is In tbe main oorreot.-Mr Gordon: Sir'Mr Btrlnger has thought fit to-night to give you to understand tbat he is the real Simon Pure, bnt there is an Item of expanditure he has not read out-books, 7» 6d. Now. gentlemen, these books were bought by Mr Stringer for Mr Stringer's own use, acd by tho ratepayers money—books on Licensing Question, Seo,— and I maintain thit ho has no right to expend our money in suoh a manner. (Hear, hear.)-Mr Stringer: Yon knew about this and never spoke againat It till now.—Mr Gordon : Yon had no right to expend ratepayers' money even on the Llcanßlng Aot, withoot the sanc tion of the Board. (Hear.)—Mr stringer: I had sanction.—Mr Gordon: You had not mine, and I shall always object to suoh unlawful use of the ratepayers' money. (Cheers, &c.)-It being now after 10 o'olook, the chairman a-)ked that business might be prooeeded with. Tho bal ano.-Sheet was then adopted, and the eleotlon of trustees resulted aB follows:—Bowden, 68 * Gordon. 69; Wills, 57 ; Goodwill, 62; and Stringer, 31. Messrs J no. Hall and S. Luke, auditors. ____________________

Mr G. W. Binney held a sale of choice oil paintings this afternoon, in the new warehouse of Mr Schcrff, Fort-street, but the attendance was small, and the bidding discouraging. The majority were not soid. Apairof paintings, alter Menier, " Checked" and " Mated," brought £310s ; "Travelling Musicians " and companion picture, £2 10s. Several others after Raphael, Yon Oslade, and by Fenwiek (London), averaged a guinea each. One of the choicest paint ings of the collection, "Rhine scenery" (Aetudon), was withdrawn at £5, its re.erved price being £50.

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

[RKU-ER'S TELEGRAMS.]

The Sues Mail. ALBANY, this day. i Arrived, last evening: P. and 0. Co.'s . Rome with tbe inward Suez mails, which f left London on the 30th June. She brings ' tbe following news :— s Strength of the Indian Contin i gent. i B JMBAY, July 16. ; Tho forces which are being organised tor ; despatch to Egypt consist of 1,800 i European and 5000 native troops, together • w.th three batteries of artillery, transport ; horses, and 200 mules. It is understood that the force is intended to hold Suez and Ismailia, aud that it will probably be en* ployed in constructing .a Hac of railway along the Canal. French War Vote Refused.-The Ministry Resign. PARIS, July 29. In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, the proposed vote of credit ef eight millions of francs, to cover the expenses of the pro posed French expedition to Egypt, again came up for consideration, and after further discussion the vote was rejected by a largo mnjotity. ln consequence of the decision of the Chamber, M. do Freycinor, Premier, to-day tendered the resignation of himself and his colleagues to President Grdvy, who has accepted tho same. PARIS, July 29. On account of the resignation of the Ministry, and the consequent political crisis, the military preparations which were being made, with a view to the equipment of an army for service in Egypt, have been suspended, Italy Holds Aloof. ROME, July 30. The Italian Government has declined an invitation received from the British Govern ment throngh its Ambassador, Sir Augustus Paget, that Italy should co-operato with England in taking steps to restore order in Egypt. Embarkation of British Troops. LONDON, July 29. A regiment of Scots Guards, the first de tachment of troops now under orders for service in Egypt, embarked to-day on board the steamship Orient, which has been chartered by the Government for the transport service. Additional rogiments will be despatched very shortly. Breiving Trouble ivith Turkey. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 30. The relations between Earl Dufferin, the British Ambassador, and the Sultan are now understood to ba somewhat strained, in consequence of the firm atti- j tnde which has been adopted by Eng- j land in dealing with the Egyptian diili- j culty. | Royal Military Ambition. LONDON, July 31. It has transpired that the Prince of Wales desired to proceed to Egypt with the ■ British expeditionary force, but the Queen objected, and in deference to Her Majesty's • wishes, nis Royal Highness abandoned the idea. Ihe Rebels Declare a War of Ex termination. ALEXANDRIA, July 29. | An official despatch has been received from Cairo, stating that a meeting of the ' lenders of the National party, and many r influential native citizens, bas been held ' there. Inflammatory speeches were made, and the meeting determined to maintain Arabi Pasha and support him as the leader of the National party. The meeting ' further resolved-to carry on a war of exter- ' mination against the Europeans until an t honourable peace was secured. A number of delegates, representing the disaffected population of Cairo, have arrived in Alexandria. They had an inter- t view to-day with the Egyptian Ministers. Their attitude was defiant, both io manner and language, and they strongly upheld tbe action of Arabi Pasha. Rebel Forts at Port Said. c ALEXANDRIA, July 29. { Intelligence bas been received hore that a the rebel troops are forming an entrench- f ment and fortifications in the neighbour- f hood of Port Said, the notthern entrance of a the Suez Canal. \

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Prince Arthur's Command.

LONDON, July 30.

A regiment of tho Scots Guard have em barked by the steamer Orient for Egypt. Prince Arthur accompanies them, Ihe Rejected Proposals of the French Minister. W. Freycinet demanded from the Chamber of Deputies a war vote to enable the Government to occupy both ends of the Sue_ Canal with 4,000 men as agreed to with England. He stated that the European powers were now rsverting to the idea of collective protection—France and England to assist. The motion was rejected hy a majority of 450 to 75. Arabi Pasha's Movements. ALEXANDRIA, July 31. Information has been received that Arabi is' taking measures to destroy the Cairo Railway. M. de Lesseps is conferring with Arabi about the Suez _~tn_l. Cberif Pasha is still at Alexandria. Russia has abandoned tbe Conference. Tne Isolated Action of England, I The " Times " and " Daily News " ap prove of the isolator] action taken by Eng land.

[ADV_BTI._M-NTj. ! . ;

CONTRADICTION.

(To the Kditor). Sir,—l wish to contradict a statement that Was made on Friday, July 21at, ln toe Auck land Police Court, to the.effect that myself and friend—Wm. Allen—have been a nuisance and living on Sarah Ann Home, which state ment is false, aa 1 oan prove by my employers for the last eleven years if needed,—l am, sec, A. R. Baknes.

AUCKLAND LAW SOCIETY.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—l was rather startled, noon reading the report of the meeting ot tho law Society, of yesterday's dat 3. In which the mim_3_fl appear to go for a -oltoiior, who. in conjunction witbfa Notary Pnbllo, carries snLaw Agenoy buiinses, to Una that the members of the Law Society state tbat a Notary Public is a non prof-ealonal mar. May I aak how these learned gentlemen oome to this conolnsion. when they mnat know that a Notary Public (not being a member of the bar) has to piss a severe examination, and pay some fifty odd pound* to tbe Ecoleslastloal Court of England beforo he gets his certificate, whioh enables him to aot as a pro forstorml man, and whose seed and signature in all conrta is recalved as the most indisput able ovldance. In Sydney, some time, baok ths Law society instituted proceedings against t ir G. B. Rogers for carrying on the praotice of a conveyancer, having only the qualification of a Notary Pnbllo. It was decided by the judges that tho Law Practitioners Aot coa'd not Interfere with the privileges given to a Notary, asd Sir Q, B, Rogers is at the present time carrying on a most lnerative convey arcing buainess. Even soli citors will get Uttle sympathy from the pnbllo when they no ont of their way t j rnla a man's prospects in buslneia bsoanse he or tbey may nppear to be atrangers to the Anokland Bar,— Yours, Sea,, o~k Vbrbbd in fkactice,

At an inquest held at the Gaol to-day on the body of John Pepper, a verdict of death from natural causes was returned.

An excellent concert was given in the Hospital the other evening by the New market Singing Class, under Mr Rhodes. The programme was as follows :—Glee, " Hail, Smiling Morn"; song, Mr Tenor ; glee, "Who Will o'er tne Downs"; song, Miss Khodes j glee, " The Cuckoo "; song, Mr Morgan ; glee, " The Carnivale" ; song, Mrs Kilgour j glees, " May Day," " From < 'boron," " Calm be Thy Slum bers," The cencert was greatly appre ciated by the patients for whose amuse ment and edification* it was given.

To the uditor: Sir,— Aa I have reason to believe that efforts are now leing made to get signatures to a petition in favour of the Soap and Candle Factory at Soppett's old mill, by use of miastatemements, 1 wish to make known to residents in the dictrict that neither myself nor the gentlemen who were associated with me in the former adverse petition, have seen any reason to change our opinion that such a manufacturing would be most injurious to the health of the district and damaging to property. I hold that no person has a right for his own gain to inflict loss upon his neighbours, and I hope tbat the property owners in the vicinity will consider the matter well before they are induced to assist in the introduction of a nuisance which tbey will find it impossible hereafter to get rid of.—Yours, &c., John Bit- LINQTON.

TELEGRAMS.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPOHDENT],

COROMANDEL, this day.

A concert in aid of the widow of the late pastor of Christ Church was held last night. It was largely attended, and proved an enjoyable affair. The net proceeds are £25, after paying all expenses. The circus company arrived from the Thames this morning per Anne Milbank, The Tokatea mine promises an improve ment, particulatly in the drive going west from the wioze. If good gold is got here it indicates a veiy extensive block of ground to be opened on the strike of gold. SUCCES3.—It is reported that good gold is getting in this mine.

RUSSELL, this day,

H.M.S. Nelson sailed this morning for Sydney, via Norfolk Island, to laud Bishop Selwyn and Archdeacon Clarke. She is siill outside at torpedo and gun practice. The ball and supper to tue Commodore and and officers passed oil' very well. Bishop Selwyn, who was able to attend, was very pleased wiih the manner in which everything was conducted.

Mrs Smart, servant at the Waitangi Hotel, died suddenly last night,

CAMBRIDGE, tbis day,

KARAPERO BRIDGE,

At a special meeting of the Cambridge Town Board yesterday, re site of Karapero bridge, a letter was received from Mr Gwyunetb, .Engineer, threatening that if1 tbe Board proceeded with the erection of the bridge on Mr floskings's plans, tbey would take steps to have the work stopped by the Government. The Board viewed the work and approved the plans of Mr Hoskings, treating Mr Gwynneth's threat with indifference. The new bridge will be 15ft. higher than the present structure, WHATWHATIHOE BKIDGE. Tho Alexandra bridge over the Waipa at Whatiwhatiboe is now finished. When driving the first pile, Tawhiao incurred a debt of £21 for drink, which he cxpectod tbe Government to pay for. Mr Finch pro bably will suo Hia Majesty for the amount.

HAMILTON, this day,

HAMILTON BKIDGE.

The erection of the railway bridge is causiag anxiety. One cylinder has boen sunk 80ft. lOiu. below the bed of the river, and there.is no indication of hard bottom yet met with. According to ths present rata of progress, tbe bridge will not be finished for years.

(PER PBESS AGENCY;

GISBORNE, this day.

ROAD TO THE OIL SPRINGa.

The Government have signified their intention to assist in the formation of a road from Tupuruo to Waiapu River, op posite the Southern Cross Company's block, giving pound foi ponnd.

NAPIER, this day. The Customs revenue collected for July amounts to £3,042; beer duty, £163. Vital statistics: Births, 35; marriages, 5; deaths, 12.

DUNEDIN, this day.

THE ARSON CASE,

Mr Gill, arrested for alleged arson, is an elderly man. He has been carrying on business in and about the Arcade for many years. Be only returned from England, where he had been buying largely, on Tuesday. He was in the habit, on occa sions, of sleeping in the shop, though his residence is out of town. PROPERTY SALE. Mr P. C. Neil is purchaser of the old " Daily Times " office, but it ia understood he is acting for the Bank of Australasia.

INVERCARGILL, this day. Vital Statistics Jnly : Births, 51; mar riages, 15; deaths, 13. DEATH FROM STARVATION. At an inquest on the body of tbe man McWatt the evidence showed that the de ceased had refused offers ot food from a near neighbour named Connell, wbo said be appeared to have been of a proud, sensitive, and nervous disposition,shrinking from the exposure of his poverty, and pre ferring to die rather tban unke his neces sities known. Such enses, although rare, were not altogether unknown. The case was singular and extraordinary, for certainly no roan or woman in the colony neid die of want in the midst of a populous district, The jury found tbat Archibald McWatt : died of " Syncopy, or fainting brought on ;by want of nourishment." A rider was ap pended, expressing tbe jury's regret tbat the deceased did net make bis condition known to bis neighbours, a course that would bave insured immediate succour.

INWARD SAN FRANCISCO MAIL.

By cable advices Mr Gamble, agent of Pacific Mail S.S Co., learns that the mail steamer Zealandia left San Francisco on Sunday, 30th July. Sho may be expected to arrive hue on Sunday, 20th inst.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Ado-St 1, 1881 Bank of New Zealand—Sellers. £2315s Colonial Bank—Sellers, 50s Now Zealand Insurance—Sellors, 80a South British-sellers, 02a fld Auokland Gas—£B fla fld; sellers, £810a Northern B.S. Co.-Sellers, lis Coromandel Steam Co.—boilers, 111 Aoetdent Asanranoe—Bnyatß, la 3d Alburnla—Buyers, Ids Ca'edonlan—sellers, 12s fld Kuranul Hl'l-Sellora, 7> fld Tokatea—Sellers, 8* Cd Que en Of Beauty—22a 6d; sellers, 22s fld Bouthern OrOBS-Bayer-.7sßd Prince Imperial-.s Bd; sellers, 8l Od New Hind—la sd; bnyers. Is Id; sellers, ll 7d Werahlko—Ss sd, 3s 6d; buyers, 3b 5d JOSEPH NHWMAN. Chairman.

The Koyal [Australian Circus left the Thames for Coromandel by the p.s. Anne Millbank, this morning. After playing a short season there, Messrs Woodyear and Koss, the proprietors intend to visit Auck land, opening here about the 10th inst. To the Kditor: Sir,-In reply to Mr F. Salmon, the statements I made in reference to the price of cattle are copied from the re port of the meeting of the Waikato Butcher ing Company, Mr Roche, one of the speakers, stated " beef was selling in Anck land from 12s to 18s per 100 lbs.*' He quoted the Auckland retail price, and showed that from a beast of 6 cwt., the butchers realised a profit of between £S and £9, while the farmers only received 18s per cwt., or £5 8s ! He adds it was true the price was quoted at 25s per lOOlba,, but there were gentlemen in that room whose cattle had fetched the best price at sales so quoted, who assured bim that 18s was really the price. So much for quotations. The question is not whether it would pay me or anybody else, but if the public should not benefit in a greater manner than they at present do from the fluctuations of the whole sale market prices, in the same manner as with other commodities, more particularly staple articles of food. The above extracts are simply the statements of the producers. The best way of replying to them to con vince the public is by a straightforward ex planation, or reducing the present prices. —Yours, &c, Pko BONO PUBLICO.

THE APCJ-O.AND EVEJVIJNQ STAR, TUESDAY, AUGUST I.



O. I. c. 1 t\ PER CENT REDUCTION ON ALL I .- DASH SALES OF China, U_a ss, EARTHENWARE, AT Edward JLewis's. _, customhouse-3tke_,t. auckland. Storekeepers, the Trade, and General Public, Visit-H_BBTOBF, asd SAVE YOUR MONEY, EDWARD LEWIS is Agent for 1 WALKER'S WHISKY. GRIFFIN'S ALES, BASS'S ALES, GUIMNHSS'S STOUT, at 9, COS-TOMHOUSE-STREET EAST, AUCRX-ND. JUST ARRIVED, EX LAIRA, SPHOIAL SHIPMENT OF GRIFBTN'S SPARKLING ALES. -n. D W A R D TE W I S



\ Wanted. "I xAfAH TED, a Female Cook.—Apply TV Portland Houbo. Hobson-ntr. ot. W~ ANTED, a smart active Lad for Butcher's Shop.—ll. Broarloy, Hobao street 5 \\T ANTED, General Servant; referenc v V roqnlred. — Apply, for addrOßß, 1 i Waters, Confectioner, Queen-atreet. WANTED, a Good Gener__ Servant.- Apply Mrs Oliver. Wesleyan Paraoriag I' Graftoa Road. VV ANTED, a respectable middle-age V J Woman to wait upon an Invalid Lady. ---• Apply VV. Lane, Franklin Hoad. WANTED, Good Dressmakers and In provers.- Apply to Mrs Heap, Vincai Villa. Vlncent-atroet. WANTED, a Rood General Servant.- Apply Mra Sloman, top of Grafto Road. WANTED, good Machinists and At prentices to tho Machining and Flltlni alao Youths for Blocking.-Cartwrlght an Carthew, Boot Upper Manufacturers, Gru; Btreet. WANTED, a Female Servant; rcfei onoof) required.—Apply at onoe to ill Thoa. H. Webb, Hob_on-Btroet. »» JAN TED, a steady, trustworthy Ma V T to work a Milk Konnd; obaraotor ri quired.—Apply Auokland Dairr. 9 to 10 a.m. WANTED, a Man tor general Fan Work-ono that con milk and Plougt —Apply to Mr Y. Warron. Grocer. Karangi hape Road, Newton, up to 3 o'olook p.m. o Wedneaday. 2nd Auguat. ANTED, a respeotanble Oirl to 100 after ohlldron and a«alst with Hous< work,—Apply to Mrs Percival, Green Lane. A-NTED, a Hoy of 14 or 15 to wor ln a gardon and mako himself gonoral! useful.—Mrs W. Connell. Kybor Pass head. WANTED, a good General Servant.- Apply Mrs Foaa. Quonn-Btreet. WANTED, areniectable Girl, about 1( fur a small family,—Apply at onoe t Mra Bi H. Keoßlng, next Gloucoater Houbi Groystroet. WANTED, a respectable General Sei vant whoro nuothor is kept.—Apply t Mr Bain'a Wtore, Kyber Pa-B. W "aNTED, a Good General Servan Girl.—Apply to Mrs Easdown, Qaeor street. WANTED, strong Lnd for Bakehous ami Eltohon;good w-gss.—Apply a Oott''OP_li.o9 Ulnlng Koom. ______ Bui dlncri Vy ANTED, a Cabinetmakor, J. W Tl Craig, Albert-street, next Cl_nrlear_ Ho»,l. \AJ ANTED (for Tauranga), younj; Ma; IT. to drive Haker's Cert and g.m-r_ll useful; moat road and write.—Apply Browi Barrett and Co., Elliott Btreot. WaNTEU, Man that understands Car doning.-Apply Wells B.oa„ Willow Qrovo Pardons, Devonport. WANTED, a smart Sliop-boy.—Appl; If. Li Poaaonnlaklo, Tailor, Shortland siroot. ANTED, a Girl to assist in tn kitchen.—Apply to Mrs M. Banks, to; of Grafton hoad. Wf AN' ED, Tenders for Building twi IT Chimneys.-Apply on the job, a Symonda-atroot, top ot Wolloaley-Btree- W ANTED, by a ateaity yonng Man, i Si tv at lon In a Shoeing or General ".mlth'i dhop; used f) oountry shop.—T.J,, care o Stak offloe. WANTED, by a Young Man, Privati Lessons ln Uanolng; state terma.—E.U. Stah Olllco. i*.- ANTKD, hy a Gentleman, Fuinishud Vt Bod-room and Sitting-room,—Apply, atatlng terms, to Box 95, Peat Oflloo, Anokland. ANTED, by a Widow, Washing, lOd a do-on.— Apply to Mrs Bonitor, grooer, Drako-a treat. . HI ANTED, by a thoroughly experienced Young Man, Situation as grocer 'a assl [ Btant or managor; beat of references; wages a secondary conslduratlon.— Addroßg A. Taylor, care ut Mr A. Stevens, No. 1. Park Terraoo, Par-k-Btroat, Anokland. _______ WJ An TED, a Dairy oi Good Fro>h i T Batter.-For address apply at tho Star otHo_. Wf ANTED to Purchase, a Small Bakery I T BuslnoßS. or Share ln a business.—Apply by letter, atatlng terras, to "Baker," Star Offloo. AU oommnnloatlona strictly confidential. WANTED to Rent, threo Houses of 4, 0. and S roomB; good to'nonta.—Apply Frlpp & Camoron, 81, Queonatrcot, next to tho Wharf Hotol. WANTED to Sell, Hotels, Private Koaldonccs, and Allotment,, ln City and Suburbs. See onr List thia laauo.—Arm strong Se Co., Real Eatate Agents, 177. Unoen gtreet WANTED, -AKTM-K.-An active Uuainoiß Man oan hear of Partnership ln paying bualneaa by applying to Armstrong Se Co., Commlagion Agents, 177, Quoon-Btreet. WANTaD to Sell, a Fitst-rate Buggy Horse; staunch and quiet.—Apply St.r offloe. V\. ANTED to Let Cilices in a first-class Tl position (with ontroncea to Qu-on >tr~et) at 10s to 12a per week for ono or moro years.—Apply to Thomas Steadman, Seed Mer ohant. Queen-atreet. WANTaD To i_fiLL, Two or Three Light 'Bnsoes ln good repair.—W. Crowther, v__le_______ v«; AJNTEU knoivn, tbat distinguishing * i foatures ot my bnalness ,»ro gooa Workmanship, Fit and Style, at moderate prioes.—J. H. Ualton, iranhlonable Tailor and H.blt-maker, Vlo'oria-Btreet Kast. ANTED to Sell, an Eight-roomod Honso, gaa laid on, good well, York gtreet, Newton.—Apply Stah Oflloo. WANTEP orders for Serge Suits, from 50i—J. ~t. Dalton. ITt.hionablo Tailor, Viotorla-straotßtst. V\r A N 1 ED to Seß, a nearly new centre- Vi board Yacbt, well found and ooppered.— O. Bailey,. hlpbnildor, near the Dook. ANTED, orders for Tweed Suits at 55s—J. H. Ualton, Victoria street __________ WAN I'ED, Tenders for the Erection of a Four-roomed CotUge In Shaddock street, Mount Kden.—Plana and speolfloations at J. Heape'e. Grooer, Symonds Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that tho London Photographio Company has re-opened In Upper Qneon-Btreet, to tako Carto de Vislte Portralta from 5s per dozen. WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most popular and enooossfnl remody now known, Prioe Is paok-t.- Addreaa i Oppoalte Poßt-offloe. WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott, Anotlonoor, Valuator, and General Salesman, holds his Regular Sales at his mart every Monday, Thursday, and Satnrday, for the r-alo of all kinds of Furniture, Produce, &o WANTED TO R BlTf, Gentleman's Kenldonoe, not more than 20 mlnntea' walk from Queen-atreet, Voloanlo land, and with garden preferred. Bent not to exceed 30t a week. Tenent wonld guarantee to keep pice place ln thorough order. 113a T. W. MIQgaoN fc CO. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland 7s Cherry Feotoral relieves Coughs In ten minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.—Addreaa, oppoalte Poat-offlce. ' WANTED KNOWN — Instantaneous Portraits from 5a per donon, weather no ohjeot—London Photographio Company. WANTED Kei OWN—The Choiceot New S eason'e Tea may be obtained at Bew'a Tea and Coffee store. Vlctorl'. atreet. WANTED KNOWN, that Mr Pollard (Mos3ra Pollard Se Co.. Commission Agents, &c,) calla regularly with Samples on Hotel and Storekeepers in Ponaonby, Newton, tec. on Monday and Thursday; and in Parnell, Newmarket. Epsom, and Onehunga, on Tues day and if rlii ay. Merchants aad others having lines to clcse oo.slgnmtntß, will pleiße com municate by letter to above, at S, Queen-stroet, Anokland. Agents for Meatrs Baokhnrst Se Co.'s celebrated Whangarei Alga and Stout, ANTED, Tenders for the Building of a House in Cook-street, for the Build ing of a double Chimney, and for tbo Painting and Paperhanglng. Plans can ba Bean at my office nntll SATURDAY next, 6th Aagnat, MW. HENDERSON. Arohlteot, Vlotorla-atreet West, Wanted Known, damaged drapery goods, BY MESH IVATEB ONLY. A quantity of the above, oonaiatlng of Crewd _on's and other makes ut O-llco, from 3_d per yard; Heavy Twill and Unbleached Calioos, 3|d: asd other Cheap Lines at J. HeNDBLL-B BRIGHTON HOUSE, Top or Gret-stbebt. COME AT ONCE! If the Celloos are Rinsed In Water tbey will be as good as ever. A _. T E D, . You to call at BRENNAN'S AUCKLAND HOUaE, Foe. of Vlotorla-street, And sco the following lines .-— Lußtres, fijd Dress Sorges, lid Merino, Is 7d ; Winoeyß, ff.d Flannel, 73d; Holland, fid White Calico. 2s 31 doz; Oxford Shirtings, s|d; Twill Shooting, 2 yards wide, Is 2d yard Men's Alpine Hats, 2s lid; Hardfelt, 3b Bd Tweed Suits, 27s 6d; Overcoat,, 22s Bd SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY AT jg REN NA N '3, yrcT ORL__._TR__ET .|"'IERNA_*.*iS FREEHOLD GOLI X MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). ' T I X T. I The Blreotora invite applications for thi - appointment of Mine Manager for this Com I pany. j Applications, stating salary required, shonli ! bo forwarded to the Company's Office. Anoh ' land, not later than TUESDAY, Bth Inst. .! . JAMES STODART, A-oMand, August 1,1882. ° ° My"



vVs-n.eai at \X7 AN TED, a Nursery Governess, con VT potent to teaoh music—For nddre — apply this offloe. a —__ __" mHE MUTUAL FIRE AND MARIW: £s INSURANCE COMPANY OF NE\ ZEALAND Roquire a Gentleman asManagej -1 mußt have extensive praotloal exporlonc o, la Firo and Marine BUBtncss. Colonial knov '"■ ledgo Indispensable. ._ Applications to bo sent In on or before the lOt _X day of Auguat noxt to the temporary .offloei - Canada Buildings, addroased to the Chalrma; n of Directors, '' * GOOD Hand wanted for Customc _ x% work.-Apply at onoe to M. Mo9rath " Bootmaker, Queen-Btreet, Uneuhngo,



r* For Haie. ;s -_ 171 OK SALE (a Hare Clianc*), a First ? clasa Little FARM, olose to Mount A lber - and the Whau, only a fow mlnutoß" walk fron the railway Btation. It Ib a oorner lot of nearl -17 aorea. having a frontage of ovor two thou n sand four hundrod linka to two main roads a. ono of those roads boing tho Government mair _. road. It has ono of tho most oharming vlewi n that oan bo had around Auokland. It rises on i pretty eminence ; undulating ; eloping oom - pletelytotho U.K., overlooking Mount Albort X Mount Bosklll, Throe Kinga, and the Walto -- mata, taking In the majority ot the views of thi City of Auoßlsnd and Suburbs, Onehunga, ant _ even tho Manukau Bar can be Beon In tho dis . tanoo—2o miles of a view. Tho anpoot is oom '' pletely N.K., as tho Bnn rlaoa and sots on vhi . land. It ia sholtorod from bloak winds _ a flno oreok mns along tho bottom of tbt proporty. Tbore la oxooliont soil, part of 1 - bolng volcanio. The wholo Farm is olearod ; well ploughed up. and haa flrßt-olnsa new win fO"ce erootod all around, with ovor 2(0 fonoi '" troßß and over 50 fruit trees of various klnde- Pl apclo, pear, peaoh. plum, orange, and lemon _ Thlß wonld mako a magniiioent Bpot for a gentle .. man'B rebldenoo, nursery, or orchard gronndß 0 Prioo. only £15 por aoro. Kaay terma It re quired. Can bo subdivided if needed. Titli _ under tho Land Trousfor Aot.—Apply to Pnt it llsbor, Star offloe. -' iFCR SA_~-~n FirsF- class KniTtinj S 1 Maohlnoil-fßODßElventopurohaaor.—Foi c addroeß apply st_k oflloo. j* |i*ol- S-LE, a Grocery Business ut Ede» - V Terraoe. Small .took and Low Rontti . boaln—Apply W. v. Honderaoa. Kdwn i'.rraoe 0 (_(_(_ POUWJDS (i'600).-For Sale, i - Uv/V/ Seven-rooniod Houso. ln Uppsi U Qaeoa-Btreot; also, for £..95, nearly now y House and two laruo AUotmonta of volounli , land, ln an alovatod position, within half bi ' hour's walk from Qaeon-streot.—F. G, -"wing - ton. H "\TOLCA~NIC LaNiJ, withT_T_6 minutes T walk from town. Choloe altos on eaej - torms, Only a tew loft.—Apply to F. G. Kwlng y lorn '" li^Oß SALB, 30 Beautifulßuilding Site. - JT at Mount Kden, loading frr-m Mount C Roakill main i oad. Thoee Bltea are lovel, and p command ono of the lineßt views ln tho dlßtrlot, Prioo. 12s Cd por foot. These aU front a road - 66ft wide. Quantities lo suit all purchaser.. 0 Torms easy,—Apply R, Bibby, View Road, two t doors from Mr Rollott's Storo, Mount Roakill goad. _ »i>OR SALE (about £350), a Nice Six a IP roomed Houao, Bltnatein Ollphont-Btroot. f Ponsonby; aplendid view. 35ft frontage by 90ft doem more land it required.—For particu lars apply by letter to Messrs Pollard & Co., 3 Commission Agents. 8. Queen-street, Auckland. " "jm O R S A L E. 1 A RARK OPPORTUNITY-.tock. Fitting-. < a_d Goodwill ot a Grooery Concern ln a central • position in iho City, doing a good and steadily i inoroaalng btißlnosH. Lease of 1 years to rnn. Rent, 25a por week. Prioe. 8130. ' D. F. EVANB, _5_5 Eatate Agent. \ tpoß IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—houae, 8 apartments, almoat ' new, and In Urnt-olaßs order. Freehold allot -1 mont, 10 z 109. Splendid view oity and harbour Situate George-street, Ponsonby. Prioe only £350. D. T. E . ANS. 531 Eatato Agont. (Juccn-etroct: im O R S A L E »EWTON (Bailer's Paddock, oir Newton .toad). New House of 3 rooms; double ohlmney; good woll- Allotment 33 x 100. Prioe, _QI3O. forma t £30 oash; balance oin stand. U. F. EVANS, 631 Eatato Agont, Quoon-atrot. 1(1 10 R SALE. AVONDALK (WHAU).-A oholco Uttle lot, 9c. Or. 10c, clone to Mount Albort and Whau, 15 mlnntea* walk from railway Btation. The land la of excellent quality, and charmingly eituatsd. Prioo, £15 por aore, on very eaßy terms. D. F. EVANS, 633 KBtate Agont. ■jaUAKAU.—A very Desirable Farm -1 of 101 aores. abont li miles from Tnakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottago, Work ghop, Dairy, Cow-ahed, Piaatioa. &o. A splendid Stream rung throngh the Proporty ; all fenoed and Bubdlvldod; abont 60 aoros In grass, the rest cultivated; soil Is flrst-olass. Good metalled read all the way. Vory ohoap—Prioo, £600.— D. V. Evans. Eatato Agent. 422 A LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS I SPLENDID VILLA SITKS. Magnlfloent vlow and delightful position, ln Sarßfleld-stroet and Emmott-street, Ponsonby. D. F. EVANS, 532 Eatate Agent, Qneon street, FOR SALE, Newton, a vary comfortablo Houao of 6 rooms, in first clars order, and flttod with gaa and othor comforts; good well; allotment 33 X 100. Price, only £3C J. Also, a vory desirable Verandah Cotfge, gable ends almost new, ia flrst-olass order, and nicely fitted up; allotment 33 x 100.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent (520) PONSONBY, -A New ana very Pretty Verandah Cottage of fivo rooms, allot ment, tank, Sec, all complete, and in flrst-olass order. Very ohoap. £220.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent, Qnoon-Btroet, 127 "E-IO R IMMEDIATE SALE. STANLEY-STREKT"(Great North Road).- Two Good Verandah Oottogos. with onthousoß, well, &0., allotment to eaoh 31 x 110. nioo gar den, good position, noar tho sohool. Prico, £350 for tho lot. Terms easy. D. F. KVAN3. Estato -gent. C- O R S A L E. VALUABLE BUSH-83 aoros of Valoablo Bush, consisting ot totara, purlri. Sec, Sec, good position, near a navigable oreok, being part of lota 80 and 85, Mangatete. Prioo only £80.—D, F. Evans, Eatate Agent, Qaeen-street. (615) j^- O R SALE, A Drapery and Haberdashery Business, in Ono of tho best of Auokland dnbnrba. The Stock Is new and well soleoted. The position is first-clsbb. The premises new and substan tial, consisting of 7 rooms, hesldes the Shop, Rent only 30a per week. K"_U partloulars from D. F. EVAN-. Eatate Agent. Queen-atreet. 521 ■p O R _S^ A L E. Handsome and Thoroughly Well-farnißhed VILLA RESIDENCE and Grounds In Arthnr etreet, Ponsonby. Honso contains 6 rooms (be sides pantry and Boullery), apaoious and lofty, 1 ln flrst-olsßs order, replete with many comforts and oonvenlenoea; surrounded by allotment, ; abont 112 x 120, in pretty flower garden, &o. Thia property 1 oan with oonfldenoe reoommend to any ono wanting to purchaso a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Fnll particular- from ™ _ D- *- FVANS, (-27) Estate Agent, Qaeen street. |j- O R SALE, PROPERTIES, Large and Small, In various parts and plaoes, too numerous to advertise separately. Sco Stab Saturday Sopplbment for a list, and more on application to the understand-. MONEY to LEND, and overy faoility given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. Quaon-street. \ LLOIMENTISh ALLOTMENTS I ! GRACE-STREET-ipiendid Villa Sltesi at £3 per foot MOUNT EDEN-Abont 66 x 130, at from 52a 6d per foot ANGL-.BEA--TRKET--0 x 130. for £100 GRADE-STREET-Vory Choice, at from 45s per foot STUART.BTREIIT-Beautiful VUla Sites, at 50s per too CLARK MONT-Splendld Allotment (fenoed), for £100 ' 2V^ K_^.°?. 8H KB!' r-I*otß.a' « PS' foat BAILEY'-. PADDOOK-A Few Lots left, at £10 eaoh Great demand for Allotments suoh as the above, and any placed ln my hands will And a ready Bale, D. F, EVANS, ESTATK AGKNT. QUBEN-STREET. > (Next *' Herald.") F. J,- MOSS]. |W. F. O'SULLIVAN F" J. MOSS & CO., • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, , BBOBTLAND-STRBET. FtR SALE. A Large Allotment In Brighton Road, Parnell, (100 x 300). 30 Aores Good Flat Land, 5 miles from Auck land, olose to railway Btation. 110 .5.0.0s near Tnakau; 60 aores ln grass, re mainder open fern and buah. Price, £500. I 33 Aoreß olOße to the Whangarata Railway 1 Station, all improved, with a houae, stable, barn, &o.; weU aultea for fruit growing. 33 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with build lDg**. • 10 Aores Land, with sea frontage. 9 mlloa from town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 pet 600 Aores, partly Improved, 19 miles from Anokland, and 1 mile from railway station.; • good 8-roomed Honse, and all necessary ont buildings. £315a per aore. i A Splendid Allotment to Hardlng-Btreet, 70ft bj 153f t-£SOO. Also, An Allotment la Inkermann-sl__et-£IOO, Honse of 7 roomß, lv minutes' walk fiom Posl Offloe. i-1 In addition to the above, wo have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties toi d sale. Including some Large Blooks ot Land lr :- the Waikato Distriot. F. J. MOBS & CO,, Shortland-street. (Jor continuation, ace First Page,)



To i__e_. ~- fT.O LET, OR FOR SALE, DAIR 1 3a L FARM of 100 acros, with good 7-roome Residence.—Apply to T. W. HICK-O*. & CO., 113 Eatate Agent. rT.O LET, night-roomed House at Use V J- hunga, with stables, cowshed, coaoh house, i aorea of land, and good orohard r healthily Bltnated, Bplendid view. 3 minute: walk from railway Btation, 'bosses passing fro k» quently. 30a a week. T. W. HICKBOK Se CO., j- Eatato Agentß; 1135 Or, W. STEVE-SON, Onehnnga. .ftO LET, Villa Residence at Ponsonby h -I pleasantly situated well built 6-roomet Cottage, with aoro of orchard. £60 a year. I, T. W. HICKhON & CO., 1135 __________ _______: n rSMj LET, a House of 5 rooms, in Franklir 1 Road.—Apply to Mrs Richards, Grooer at the back. . rr.o LET, Splendid Little Dairy Farm ol ~ 1 abont 11 acres, with large run and plenty of water, adjoining the Mangere Depasturing '• Resorvoj-Full partloulars Irom 1). F. Kvans, Eatate Aaont. Queen-stroot, " rpto LET, small two and three.roomed 1. Cottages.—Apply O. S. Ellis, Howe-t,treet (top end). . ri io LIST, a Family Residence at Epsom, t JL with SO aorea of land.—For particulars, i apply to T. Ui Cleghorn. Kpaom. . r 110 LET, a aeven-roomed House in Cook _ X Btreet.—For partloulara apply to John L. , loplno. Star offloe. 8 rriQ LET, Premises in High-street, at 1 JL presont In the ocoapation of Mr Town end, Importer of Teacher's Whiaky and Rum.— " Apply to W. MoCaul. Tailor. j i, O LKT, Single Shop (Grocery and 1 I Fruit) and llwohlng-houao, Kden Ter - raoe. now oooapled by J, Connerly, 16s.—Apply - to _________ draper. ; fj.O LKT, Detached 4 roomed House, 3 s Marmion-street, Upper Queen street.—J. t Williams. Vlotorlq-street. _____ • jVTEWMAnKET.-To Let, House of 6 r -Ll roomß, kltohen range, register grate, and . gaa. noxt Koyal George Hotel.—B. Tanner, 8, , QuCCPBtrOBt. ONE or Two Rooms to Let, close to wharf and railway station.—For address j apply Stah Ofllco. A Flit SI-KATE Shop and Dwelling houße to Lot, Froeman'a Bay.—Apply to » J, JBllllngton^ Grocer, OFFICE TO LET.—Appiy at G.N.L.A. Booms, Quoon-streot. i ' . — '. . Public Notices. J"\TOKTHEKN ADVOCATE" , JLI AGENOY. i Mr iNOßiii, of Messrs Ingram Se Co., Hoff - man's Bandings, Auckland, la authorised to receive Advertieamonta for the "Northern , Advooate," and culloot Acoounts owing to tbe same. " Mr R. Atkinson bas no authority to transoot - any business on boholf of tho " Northern Advc . cato," • l GKO. K. ALDERTON, > Proprietor, | Whangarei, Jnly 29,1882, 1 TUT O T I C E. ' with regard to the Bale of the Shakspeare Hotel, it is wiTHDR-Ww from sale for the present. P. WALBH. TIHEAPSIDE HOUSE, NEWTON, E. WOOD Se CO. Beg reapeotfally to acknowledge tho success aoblcvod on Saturday last, tho trade done sur passing their most aangnlno expectations. Prices this Week ;— Fore-quartorg .. __ _ - 2d Logs ... .. _ _ .. _ id Choos and Sausages _ .. _, 4d Beof, from .. .. _, .. .. 2}d E. WOOD ft CO., Chbapbidb Housb, Newton. JTIORRECTED! CORRECTED J Tho PENNY TIME TABLE fr Augnet for salo at all stationers, T^ O T I O R Impoundod ln the Mount Kden Ponnd, on July 29th, 1882. fe»trrrspassing: Ono Blaok Cow, with white belly, whito back, and white hoad, and silt In left ear; brand on ramp Invisible. It not olaimed within 11 days from this date, it will be sold to defray exponßOP. A. CROCKETT; Mount Eden Ponndkeeper. I DESIRE to express my Ihonks to thOBO Gentlomen who so kindly aaaiated me at tho Fire on Satnrday evonlng, eaneolally to Mr Phlllipa; alao to Superintendent Hughes, Mr Bntler, and Members of tho Brigade, for their carefulness and promptness in saving my stock ln the shop from damage by water. THOMAS STKADMAN. Seod Merchant. August Ist, 1881. PLANS OF MACHINERY, Factory Bnlldlnga, Sen , and Instruction Id many branches of the Industrial Arts. Estimates, &c. oan be obtained from a Teohnlcal Profeseor, on application by letfir to care of Messrs Pollard and Co., Commlislon Agents. 8, Queen-atreet, Auokland. pO IO HEAD QUARTERS FOR \_f THK purest finest i a d be3tlll Chryston Poultry Yabds, Lakb Taka puna. VARIETIES- Llght Brahmas, Dark Brahmas White Coohlns. Bull Coohlns, Blaok Coohlns Langahans, Manoroaa, Houdons Black Polish W.C. White Leghorns, Brown Leghorns Dorklrga, Hamburg., Plymouth Rooks, Fckin Bnon.and Aylesbury Duoka SEND FOR PRICK-LIST OF EGGS. ERgfl carefully Paoked, and sent to all parts Of tho Colony. -3T Write for jnst what yon want, and ad droaa as above. I guarantee satisfaction in all ordinary oases. Visitors weloome, Sunday ezceptod. IAST WEEK. rpHE Cheap Furniture JL Sale will Olose on Mon day, July 31st. —T. & H COOKE. 123, Qneen-street. LAST WEEK, p REAT REDUCTIONS in \X Drawing-room & Dining room Snites at X. Se fit. COOKK'S, 123, Queen-street. LAST WEBK. f. RKAT REDUCTIONS In vT Iron Bedsteads and Iron Cots at T. & H. COOKE'S. 123, Queen-Btreet. LABI1 WEEK, ri REAT REDUCTIONS In VT Brussels, Tapestry, Kid derminster, and Pelt Carpets at T. Se H. COOKK'S Oheap Fnrnitnre Sale, 123, Qneen street. LAST WEKK. p HEAT REDUCTIONS ln VT Gilt and Black and Gold Chimney Glasses at T. te H, COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. LAST WEKK. ri RKAT RKDUCTIONS In VT Flooroloths and Lino leum, Matting and Door Mats, at T. Se H. COOKE'S Cheap Furniture Sale, 123, LABT WEEK. *f>EMT-ANTa of Carpets, XV Linoleum, and Floor oloths will be sold at and under Cost Prioe during our Cheap Salo.-T. & H. COOKE, 123, Queen-street. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENOY Despatoh Goods and Parcels of aU descriptions to every part of tbo Town and Suburbs, at a CBE__P Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking" Agencies :— A. R. Ladd, Oab'tmaker _. Karangahape Rosd W. H. Young, Grooer ..Ponsonby Road R. Blrtiie. Baker _ ..Aroh Hill J, Reid, Cabinetmaker „ Corner of Kyber Pass and Symondß-st S, Reid, Grocer „ ...Corner of Kyber Pass and Grafton Roads W. S. Collinsi, Grooer ..Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker ..Newmarket. DELIVBRIES:- Town Hourly. Suburban :11 a.m. and 5 P.mi No. 76, Telephone Exchange. HEAD OFFICE 1- NATHAN'S BOND, CCSTO-tHOUB&STRBBT, TO THOSE abuut TO MARRY, PARTIES FURNIBBING, HOTBL KKEPERS, AND THB GENJ-RAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FROM TBE MAKERS, AND SELLS DIRECT TO THK PUBLIO, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/6 ; Dinner Beta, 70 pieoes, 37/6; Chamber Sets, 7/9 to 101 • China Tea Sets, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Beat Gold-edge China Caps, 71, 9/ doz; Looking Glasses, from 4/9: Door Mata, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/; Crnet Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clooks. 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 Bet - Iron Bedsteads, fnil size, 22/6; Brittama Metal 1 eapota, 5/; Kleotrtyjlated Cruets, Spoons, and Forks, all qualities; Bird Gages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pooket Cut ; lery; Saucepans, Boilers, Tnbs, and Buckets; Lamps, from S/9; 6ln. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware i Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fanoy Goods of every . kind; Vases, from V pair and one thousand ! and one articles ot nee and ornament, at Prices only possible undor onr New System of DIRECT SUPPLY. BMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalog-es on application. . AU Goods Marked in Plain Figures (Wholesal and Retail). i Goods carefully paoked and forwarded to all : parts ot the oonntry i ■ Direct Supply Store, 219, QUESE N-STREET, Opposite Close Bioa".



i_os_ and Found. V T OST, yesterday afternoon, a larg d JLi Blaok-and-whita Newfoundland Sim about nine months old.—Finder rewarded o: retnr»lng It to T. N. Horaby, O'Nolll-streot Ponaonby. !- T OST, between Shelly tteach and Queen * JL_ street, Socket of Muggy Lamp—ifinde •'• rewarded on leaving same at Star Offloe. i- T OST, on Sunday morning, a Blacl JLi Retriever Pup.-Reward at the Alberi Brewory. LOST, on Sunday morning, a Lady. Silver Watoh, between Nelaon-Btroet anil , Bereaford-Btreet Church. Initials, O.P.—Kindoi j handsomely rewarded by leaving 'ho samo al H. P. Glbbona'B, Grooer, Hobaon street. • fOUND, Totara Pile, 24ft long, 16in JL} square. The own.r o»n have Bamo by i paying expense..—Apply Well. Bros. STKAYED. Two Dairy Cows; one all Red, the other Blaok; both have bells on,— i John Smyth, Watakerei. • m



Amusements. *■&*. T 0. 0. F., M. U„ A. D. ~3j~||_aJt LOYAL PAttNrC-L LODGE, VWRWWk Wi)l celebrate their 21th yßWs??sScti^ Anniversary with a £MMms^ PLAIN DKESS BALL, If>■ .OMllfeiF To be held in the Paunell J I PKHyffl*? Ham. on -tea_j_a__a__B S _a_ WEDNESDAY. AUG. 9. 1882. Doublo Tiokets, 7b 6-; Extra Lidy, 2a Gd. Dancing to commence at 9 p.m. J. W. MoKWiN. Noble Grand. J. A. PEaRCK, Hon. Seo. Calls. SOUTHERN CROSS PETROLEUM COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call (the 17th) ot Threepence per Share has been made ln the above Company, payable to tbe Maanager. at the Company's Ofllco, Gladstone KoaO. Gißborne. N.Z., on WEDNES DAY, tho 9th August, 1882. V, 3. PIEB3E, Manager. Glsborno, 27th Jaly. 1882. I Ecclesiastical. ACONFEKKNCE in connection with the Anckland Preabytery will be held in St. Jamoß's HaU TOMuKKOW (Wednesday), 2nd August, at 7.30 p.m. Subjeot. " The Diffl onltloß ot Church Work ln the Colonies." Vt/ELLKSLEY-STRET BAPTIST V? SUNDAY-SCHOOL. A Musical and Literary Entertainment will be held on FRIDAY. August Ith, 1882, to com mence at 7.30 p.m. Admission : Adults, One Shilling; Children, Sixpence. Mr T. Spnrgaon will occupy the ohalr. 'i. - i aa ; _a____g Highway Board Notices. DEVONPORT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. It Is hereby notified that at tho Annual Meet ing of tho Ratepayers ot tbe above Distriot, held in the Dovonport Hall, on Wednesday, the 26th day ol July, the foUowing Persona were duly elected for the year ending 30th June, 1883:- Trnat-es: Messrs Oliver Mays R. M. Start W. Holle Brown Ewan Wm. Alison T. Leigh White Auditors: Mossrs Gerald L. Peaoooko, and James G, Trevlthlok And that at the First Meeti.g of the Trustees, Mr R. M. Stark waa eleoted Chairman, Mr Benjamin Tanner Seoretary, Treasurer, and Colleotor. OLIVER MAYS, , Chairman of Annual Meeting. IE Devonport, July 31,1882.



1' i ' ■—aa Jewellery, &C. r 810-DAY, THE LAST DAY FOR X SELLING PRIVATELY. Open UU 11 o'olook TO-NIGHT. BLOOM'S LATE CROCKERY SHOP, QUEEN-STREET (Under Theatre Royal). DIAMOND JEWELLERY! DIAMOND JEWELLERY I! DIAMOND JEWELLERY I I I £30,000 WOETH 0F DIAMOND JEWELLERY, WATCHES" CLOCKS, AND SILVER PLATE, FKOM .HE (.TOLDSMITHB* H.ALL CoMPANY, 80-TREE-STREET, MELBOURNE. MR L. FLEGELTAUB, MANAGER, ' Has brought over to Anokland a Magnificent Stook ot DIAMOND JEWELLERY, All the best of Brazilian Diamonds, mounted It the finest Quality of Gold, 18 and 15 carat, and of THE LATEST DESIGNS, Also, an Enormous Quantity of flrst-olass GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVE WATCHES, By Rothorams, Settle Bros., Erhardt, and others. WALTHAM WATOHES, from tha exhibit on of the Melbourne Exhibition. A Beautiful Assortment of STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY, ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, £50 REWARD Will be given to any person baying Gold or Sliver Jewellery at the Goldsmiths' Hall Company if not found to bo Gold or SUver as represented. GOLDSMITHS' HALL COMPANY. joledlceo. STOP yonr Children's Cough, with rattling ot phlegm ln chest, by using Marshall's Homceopathio Tincture Ipeoaonanha. Price, Ib.—Goodson, London Arcade. j» A M a o _i a _' a _~ -S OH-SMIBT AND DRUGGIH3*, HOBSON-ST-UEST, D-OMI -o ____¥_&_*__________* rpoO'XHACHEI TOOTHACHE _L TOOTHACHE. I I Immediate Relief by using RDSON'S MAGIC ESSENOE, ln la Bottles. USE MARSHALL'S TINCTURE of Phosphorns for Debility, with losa of vital power; price la. — Goodso.'b London Arcade. Kepler JMalt Extract. Tho undersigned. AS AGENT, has jnst opened InEXCKLLENT CONDITION the first shipment of the following:— KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. Large and Small Sizes. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With HOPS KKPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With HyrOPHOSFHITKS. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. Wilh PEPSIN KEPLER'- EXTRACT OF MALT, With Chemical Food, KKPLER'S EXTRACT OB* MALT, With Beef and IRON, KKPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With Oil and lodide of Iron. The "Lancet" says .'—"Kepler Malt Extract is very good, and maybe used with confidence." Hooond Report of the " Lancet" on the Kepler Malt Extract:—Kepler's Extraot of Malt 1b as dlstlnot an advance in therapeutics as was the introdnotlon of ood-Ilver oIL It is one of our best remedies for atonic dyspepsia, and Ib undoubtedly useful in consumption and other wasting diseases." agent fob Auckland— GRAVES AICKITCf Tbe Phabmao., Queen st. JLI JB. MARRIOTT, • AUCTIONEER, VALUATOR. HOUSE, LAND, ANU GENEBAL COM MISSION AGENT, Kabanoahap- hoad, Auckland. Mtr Out-door Sales Attended. *et SINttER Maobines at 2s 6d per week ; Cottons, Silks. Needles, etc; Repairs at London prices and warranted.—D. S. Chambers, 70, Qaeon-street. J_?l 6. TO *lO,t(W LENT on Buildimc 3&Xv Society principles, or on other terms ko salt; borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties tor sale on Ith page. Sir ncr oent. allowed on money deposited for _nvest____t.<- C. Williamson, Land. Estate and Financial Agftnt and Valuator V-lo*. L_n_ YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE AND BOARDING-HODBE. QOK-CN-STB-H-T. Open daily from 10 a__u till 0.90 p.m. Dinner and Luncheon from 13 to 2 V.txt. Tea trom I to 7 p.m. • „ Boardlng-ho-so for Toung Ladies who are ooouptod during the day. Terms on application totheHon.Sec-etary. __ Y.W.C. fe. Meeting every Thursday, IM p.m. Governess' Agenoy. Be-vannr* Riglsjry, and (ending Library in connection with tbe Instl. late, .



Mee.iD.nß. o jo" o t i c : „' A Meeting of all Batchers wishing to ta] • an Interest In the Auckland Tallow Compat ore lrvlted to attend a Meotlnr; at the offloo r - tbe Company, Fort-street, THia EVENI.~<_.; - 7.30 o'olock. r E. R. CARDNO, Seoretary pro tern, [. A UCKLAND SOCIETY OF ARTJ The Annual Meeting will bo held on MO. DAY EVKNIN<-. 7th August, In the Musam _ Leotnre-room, at 7.30. Speolal Business: Election ot Officers and Rr t vision of Rales, JOSIAH MARVIN, Seoretary. AUCKLAND PHONOUKAPHK SOCIETY. A Meeting of the Committee and Gentleme: Interested in Shorthand will be held at th V.M.C.A. Rooms TO-MORROW B.VENING 2nd Instant, at 7.30. Inteadlng members wil pleaße attend and give in their names. Ladlo especially Invited. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA.NKNT BDILDING. LAND, AM INVKSTMENT SOCII4TY OF AUCKLAND. In compliance with a requisition addrossed t< me, ln terma of Knle 61, I hereby convene i tjPKCIAI, MMIttTING of the above camel Society, to be hold on THURSDAY, 3rd August 1882, at half-cast 7 o'clook ln the evening, at thi Sooloty's Uffloes, oorner of Queen-street one Vuloan Lane, for the purpose of making thi following alterations in the rnles _— To alter Kule No. 81 with regard to Finos, bi that the Board of Management shall hav< power to remit or grant a temporary or per manent suspension of fines on shares in oases o; BioKnes. or want of employment, and to alter the Table of Fines so as to eliminate or omii therefrom that portion relating to Loans repay able in eight, six, and four years and under, an. that tbe portion of the Table relating to Loam for ton years shall be mado to apply to Loam for any terms ot years, and to make such othei alterations ln the Bald Rules and Table as maj be deemed necessary; and also that all tht other Rales having reference to Fines shall ht altered bo aa to oonform to the aforesaid pro posed alteration. To alter Kule 26 and Soale of Repayment! therein referred to. To alter Rule 28 and Scale of Costs therein re erred to. To ma.c a new Rale, authorising the Bosrc Of Management, ln cases where securities foi advances are deemed luaufllclent, to retnrn ti the applicant one-half of the Snrvey Fees, anc tbe whole of the Entrance Fogs, with tho ezcep tion of the sum of Five Shillings, to be retained to cover offloe charges. To alter Rule No. 22, and, In lieu of the words " the rate of eight per cent, per annum " in the second and third lines, to insert the worda " such rate (not exceeding eight per centum per annum) as the profits of the Society will allow." To repeal Rule do. -3, and to adopt the fol lowing rule in lieu thereof:—lho Board may from time to time, as olten aa they may think conducive to the lntereats of the Sooiety, (sane Paid-up Investing Shares of the value of Twenty Pounds eaoh, bearing Interest at such rate or rates per centum per annum, and extending over such period as to the Bald Board may sesm desirable. Suoh Shares shall be oredltod with interest half-yearly, on the 31st March and 30th September in eaoh year; at the rates agreod npon. payable half-yearly, on the 30th April snd 31st October, Holders of Paid-up Shares will, in addition to Ihe Interest, partiolpate in the annual division of Profits, ln the manner provided by Role 26, GEORGE FRASEB, Manager. Bhippin_r. gjg. T^OR HOKIANGA. 'OFl.tfe. The 'FANNY THORNTON,' „y______g___T Captain K. KEiNic. will Bail bb ___________ aboye on THURSDAY EVEN ING, 3rd instant. For freight apply to E. B. CA.RDNO. Fort-street



New Teas. TC- E W m E A S". 3000 Packagks OT NEW SEASON'S TEAS, DNE Bp_t~_lly selected to our order from the BEST Mabket Stanbabds of Labi Season. TALUKS ARE EXCEEDINGLY GOOD, Musters lor Liquoring now obtainable. L. D. Nathan & Co. "VTEW QKAsON'S rnEAS, The undersigned bas Just Reoeived, Por Rotorua (transhipped ex Menmuir, from Fooohow), 1300 /\ 1300 PACKAGES ' A ' PACKAGES bosbbod. NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Oonslatlng of HALF-CHEBTS AND BOXES OF FINE TO MEDIU CONGOUS. Sample for Liquoring oan be obtained lon applioatio A. TTbathbr.



T^EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883. The undersigned begs to notify the arrival, per s.s. Rlngarooma (transhipped ex s.s, Hun garian, from 700 Chow), of a FURTHER SHIPMENT op New Teasi .New Teasj Consisting of— :<■>. 11 AC- "PACKAGES, LLOA Jlackagkb, INCLUDING SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY JUNE TEAS. tr Samples tor Liquoring on application. *(__ H. B. Morton. 26th July, 882. rpHE NEW TEAS OF SEASON 1882-3. The subscriber, ln soliciting orders for NEW SEASON TEAS, has every confidence In recom mending them as being very muoh superior to any Teas placed on tho Auokland Market for some time. Prioes as under t— Per lb. s. d. s. d. Good Common Congou _ - 1 Bto 2 0 Fine Congou and Souchong... _ 2 _to 2 8 A Very Superior Sample ot Indian Tea, sold pure a. imported - 210 210 The merits of New Tea as oompared with Old are but indifferently appreciated by tea drinkers. Old Tea Is "stale, flat, and unprofit able," takes more time to Infuse, and is apt to taste vapid after the most careful Infusion. New Tea is fresh and brisk, more easily infused, and has a rloh aromatlo fragranoe. Orders called for and Goods Delivered to a parts of the oity, ROB EET" R E W, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT, VICTOBIA ASD A_.B_BT-BTBBFTS. AUCKLAND, 11HINA TEA SEASON, 1882-3, ARTHUR H. NATHAN; Begs to advise the arrival, per s.s. Menmnlr, from Fooohow (transhipped per Rotorna) Of his FIRST SHIPMENT Of NEW SEASON'S TEA, Consisting of-1606 PACKAGES To bo followed by abont 3000 PACKAGES. The whole are speolally selected for value, ant will be found well worthy the attention of the Trade. lOt July, 1882. . — ■____.



_ Board aria i-teaid erica. !j E- "DOARD AND RESIDENCE for tw_ ko '^~,~~, 8S co«J bly'(,nnK Men- Turns moderate. j | Sell_^^?' y^^Ba6et 'wxiU'. j a* C K _.V?? 3' VILLA, Vlncont-street.- S fort* afS5 ~B.~ Booolumodfttlon. Home com- 1 S-iltor. ' ' Qa,ot 6tr««t---Mr- I S. j^A«m«u__±oiTSßFOß CHILDREN I -•-* (BOY. AND GtRLS) I 1. ATTENDING THK PUBLIC HOBOOLt. IN m AUCI_.LA.ND. | **" t_™.° abf ve wl m J" °Pon-d at the md of Bep- 1 tember by a Lady of large exrerlesco in I in tion and ths M__ia^.'i__er>t of Children. <■ Ihe gre-tcet rare an-! snpgrvision will be I - psoroleed as to theL health and oomfort. a I C lJ bffl: ta.,"v kept' fi",a J''«s(.round provided. 1 a time wm be Bet M>art for the preparation of i fe nS,nrrL th J .B*,,sl<inoe le necessary" The 1 n mfnw T~™ d, V'. e,i. 'nto Thr6e T«rmß" •* *18 1 h AddreBBBCTA. Postofflce < Anoklan-. ' >a f'J.OVKRNOR BROWNE UOTEIu I VA aOBSON-STBKBT, r B°*BD AUD Lodging Sos per Woels 3 Siw-M Room , .__ LS OPERI'JR Hoard and Residence (bath, KJ piano, large groundß), not to bo equalled, o n central iio.ittou In Anokland. for families. I _ adles or gentlemen. Address. Btab Offloe. I ? ==



. Tenders. .-J! ?s&s-&> II o <SSStWSS£r .- 1 0 I t jJ^EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. t GRETMOOTH-NELSON CBEEK R-ILwAY. |j J CONVEYANCE OF A LOCOMOTIVE FROM |!f B AUCKLAND (OR MANUKAU) TO ORES- | r MOUTB. V 1 -iyri'ton Tenders will bo reoeived at this 9 Offlce nntll noon of TUESDAY, the Bth " Auguat, 1882, for tha above contract. They are _ !? _*8 "larked on the outside "Tender for a Freight to Greymouth," and addressed to tho Bon. the Minister for Publio Works, Dnnedln. * Telegraphic i endors similarly addressed and , marked will ba received If presented at any I i Teleeraph Offlce by noon of the same date, pro- I r vlded that written Tenders are lodaed at any ' 1 0 District or Resident Engineer's Offlce by the 1 same hour. Specification, and conditions may - bs seen at this offloe, and at the Pnbllo Works 1 Offices at Anokland, Wellington, Greymouth, and Chrlatoh-roh. The lowest or any Tender J not neoeasarlly aooopted. By oommand. J W. N. BLAIR, Engineer in Charge, Middle Island. PubUo Worka Offlce. 1 , Dnnedln, 25th July, 1882. i _**-» continuation, ate First Page AnCUODB, W, S, COCBKAHEI [.A& DACRI TO-MORROW. ' SODA AND SPIRIT TUMBLERS, POET AND SHERRY GLASSES, CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 2nd instant, at 11 o'olook, ! 2 cbbob Pint Soda Turn Mora I 1 CBBO Spirit Tumblers fl ' j 1 c-Boa Port and Sherry Glasses , II Also, [1 Clothing, Drapery, Fancy Goods {!_ 2 Trunks- a 2 Leather Hat Boxes ■; -' ■ 20 dozen Theatrical Parts, &o. ; SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, , I Auctioneers. . I TO-M0 BR OW, ~ I At 11 o'clock sharp, APPLES! APPLES! APPLES! Ex s.s. Arawata, from Hobart. G. W. BINNEY WILL Sell by public auction, at his ' j Mart, Qnoon-streot, to-morrow (Wed- I noßday), at 11 o'clook, J J_ QONSIGNMHNT OF •g'RUIT. • from Hobart, comprising— Pearmalns, Golden Harveys, Russets, Rlbstons, - New York Pippins, -.0., &0,, &0. TO-MORROW, J At Noon, j j 200 CASES HOBART FRUIT. : j Ex s.s. Arawata, '_"- TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'SMART ' . (Produce and Fruit Department). '. 1 AH CASES APPLES JL%J\/ /French Crabs . J Stone Pippins F 10 CASKS APPLE si Stunner Pippins .Scarlet Pear_~_ln_ A Well-assorted lot of Good Fruit. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, V NOON. ...lj ON E H U N G A. '< TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. HILL.ST-.EEtTo-.EHUNGA, near .. Qaeen-street, commanding a fine view ot harbour, Sec, a good Six-roomed Two-Btory •" Houao, all newly done up, together with the -! freehold allotment on whioh It is erected. Now -~, ooouplodby the owner (Ur 0. Mason), Who is : leaving Auckland. ■,'*.< AT ART HUK'S MART, Queen-street, Auckland. B, TONES. R. O, CARR. B. D. TONES THURSDAY, AUGUST 3. CHINESE CANE CHAIRS, LOUNGES, > ,*'" SETTEES, &-■, &0,, . &0, \' : B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell by auction, at their Mart, as' above, A CONSIGNMENT OF CHAIRS, FRom HONGKONG, Consisting of Dane Settees Plain and Fanoy Reclining Choirs Lounges Rooking Chairs Arm Chairs teg., tec THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, At 1 o'clock, .; 1 J. B. MARRIOTT WILL bcII by public auction at hia- Mart, Karangahape Road, on the abovo date, Iron Bedsteads, Spring Couohes, Kitchen Tables, Dining Tables, Tapestry Carpets, £st_ Oilcloth, Cheifoiilers, Chests Drawers. ■••& • PerJumery, Oleographs. Steol Kngrav- -f lags, Cutlery, j-'latedware, Crooierr- . ware, Sec, tea. .'■ And r ■ ■'< ":-|| A Lot of other GOODS too numerous to - mention. ;_ J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer and General Salesman, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10. ~~ .„". CARLAW"SMITH & CO. HAVE received instructions from t Manager of the southern Cross Petro leum Company (Limited) to sell at their Mart. Giaborno, N.Z., on Thursday, the following fo~ ;: felted shares In the above Company :— >% Numbers. i From To Share*, % 7,991 8.090 c* i '«™~ 46,611 .6.010 600 1,101 1,300 1,101 1,160 160 46,411 46.610 100 St , 32,611 33,010 600 17,051 17,050 . ' 17.761 18,8-0 ,; 21,951 22,850 ■ . 6,681 6,680 16,161 10,550 , ' I 5,301 6,400 2,700 i 9.891 9.180 {Jo 1 24851 26.050 ■ • . 23,761 23,860 SOO V. I 80.351 30,650 6.791 6,815 825 19,051 19,150 100 ' 40,211 41.210 1,000 38,211 38.710 000 45,211 45,510 800 ». i P6U 6,690 60 ' ' 6,766 5.780 25 . 3,701 3800 100 . 39.2U 39.710- 600 S 6,881 6.030 ~701 6,000 850 10,661 19,660 log 0,491 9,690 200 ' '- 4,326 4,375 (fl 27.951 28,0.0 32,111 32.210 200 46.911 47,010 100 , ■ 10,011 10,690 S 11.601 11,660 -M 11.601 11.650 ', 14,351 14,760 600 - • 11,161 11,460 / 11,651 12.350 . 7.291 7,490 14.851 14,950 10,291 10,390 lion , 12,851 12,860 ■ MU 47,611 47.8-0 27,001 27,050 ifl) .;. $ 34.011 34,310 M 1 35.8U 85,710 33,211 33,610 1,000 41,211 42,710 lfiOO 28,251 28.350 ' ■ . 'J 19,861 -9,960 _ 24,761 24,850 SOO 1 31,711 -1.810 100 1 (Confamd »h Fourth J^T~~. <M