CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTKR'S cablegrams,] LOjSLON, August 13. i Arrest of General Ignatieff. General Ignaticff has been atrested. pTkliament PROROGUED. LONDON, August 11. Tt is now definitely known that both It is now j , p ar iiamer.t will ad- Houses of tho lmporu gome date jonm "tt, F,ula, y„rnctober. When tho towards *V^n the onlybusiness dealt Houses.meet again, th for with will to Ow SEtaty procedure, the KSnctvhlKsausVendedinJuue la9t' SALE OF FROZEN MEAT LOJMDON August 11. A Portion of the cargo of tje Orient ateamship Lusitani^cons^ g Smithfic)d ceases of beef, wa , B j. market to-day- artors realised from gl'iJjfdS'^ «"«»"«• «*" laldollour, ex war.nu , 365-- a Ull 59s and New Zealand at remains at SU», anu*>»« quantity of 4l\\ XXlffrG;eat TBi£is qU2 ) 3G0jl0O wheat afloat lor urea* quartets Tcf th^sV^t VuValian tallow is fir^ r bi UCD^t ndrS of gold are hefng made fro gm the Bank of England for Italy. „

AUSTRALIAN

""sYDHEY, this day. Arrived (last evening): The Union^ Co.'s Steamship Eingarooma from Auckland News has [reached here that the labour Schooner Jec (sic) lf> beCOmf,» to^ wreck on Mation Keofs, Queensland. All on board were saved. A destructive fire occurred this morning at Borthwiek's oil shop, 281, George-street. The place was completely gutted, but the fire was prevented from spreading to tho adjoining premises. The insurances am ount to £3600, ~, , MELBOURWK, this day.

The necessary repairs to the steamship Te Anau having been completed, she will leave Melbourne to-morrow for the Blult. Information is to hand that a robbery has been committed at the branch of the Colo nial Bank of Australasia at Beedy Creek, but no particulars are yet to hand. Arrived last evening : The Orient steam ship John Elder from Plymouth (July 1.) SYDNEY, this day. Atrived: H.M.S. Nelson. __. .A* A Sydney "Lloyds" (Underwriters Association) has been formed here. The local businesses of Goldstrough and Co., Hoffnung and Co., and Bowan and Co, are being formed into a company.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

Arrest of the Marquis de Rays. LONDON, August 13. The Marquis de Rays has been arrested In France for frauds in connection with the ill-fated New Ireland expedition. Riot at Beyrout. The riot at Beyrout was suppressed. A fow wore wounded. Tho town is now quieting. Cremation of Garibaldi Stopped. An Italian man-of-war has gone to Ca preia in consequence of a report that an expedition is contemplated to carry Gari baldi's will into effect by cremating his body. Affairs in Ireland Improving. The condition of affairs in Ireland is de cidedly improving, Tlie American Suspects. There is still some excitement in America over the arrest of suspected Americans in Ireland. ■

DISTRICT COURT.—This Day.

(Before His Honor Judge Macdonald.) UaDKFKNDBD OASE. Joseph Howard v. T. H. Mabln: olalm, £100. on a promissory note.—The defendant did net appear, and the plaintiff having proved tits Olalm, judgment waa given in hia favour. ADJOURNED. S. Bates v. James Stephana, £4917a; J, Craig V. J. W. Waller, £106 la; Jaa Chriatle v. J. Flavell, £74; Jaa. Hogan v, Jaa. Jones. £25; J. MoLencan v. Guthrie and Larnaoh, £81' Ha fid REFERRED TO ARBITRATION, James Barbour v. Charles Clarke; claim, £90 6s 4d, for breach of contrao'.- Mr Alexander appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Tjlor for the defendant. Tho latter Konileman stated that the oase had, by mutual consent, been referred to the arbitrament of John Adam. Hlma, and His Honor accordingly aojouraed the matter till next Court day, whon tho award will be made known. DBFBHDBD OASES. National Bank of Niw Zealand v. W. A. Waterman ; olalm, £70 6s, on a dishonoured oneqne.—Mr E. Hoaketh appearad for the plantlffa, and Mr Alexander for the defendant. —Mr Hetketb, In openlrg the oase, said that in Deoemberlast the defendant mule a note in favourof Simon Fa tor Harjes for £6815t,and|thla person being a customer of the National Bank, left the note among Borne others with them for discount. Mr Hera, tho manager of the Bank, tooked, over these notes and selected those whloh he was prepared to dleconnt. bnt the one given by defendant was held over far collec tion. Although separately the notes ie talned for collection were not of any valne, yet, collectively they were, and advances wero made upon thorn. In due course the bill was presented, but waa not paid, Harjes having left Auokland suddenly, and without liquidating his overdraft. The Bank then Sut this note in suit to Mr Waterman.—The efendant claimed that he had paid it to Harjes and did not reoelve it back, but of that the bank had ne cognlaanco.—His Honor was simply called npon to deoide tho polat, " whether the kank have the right to pat in imt a bill which waa left them fer oolleotisn by ame ot their customers who was then indebted to them."—The defenoe stated by Mr Alex ander was ot a threefold character, viz.: (1) That the defendant paid tbe note to Harjea; (2) that when the note was endorsed to the bank the endorsement was not coupled with an intention to give them right ot action ; (3) that the bank, directly the note was dishonoured, should have eteotod whom they would hold liable npon it, and give the Barties notice accordingly.—ln answer to this tat contention Mr Beaketh stated that the bask had sued Harjes on the note, and actually mads him become bankrupt. 1 hey had dose their best to get the money out of him.—Au thorities having been cite* on both sides, His Honor reserved judgment, John lundok v. garrett-Barry, olalm £6! 13a 64, for gooda.—Mr Iheo. Cooper appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Tyler for the defendant. —Mr Cooper, la his opening remarks, said that the action was for conversion and for goods sold and delivered and oash lent. The main portion of the olalm was brought in consequence Of the conversion of plaintiff's goods, valued at ASS 13s Od. while the balance of £7 was made np ot cash lent, eto The facta of the oase were simple. Sometime ago the plain tiff, finding that he was was aot able to oomply with the provisions of the Licensing Aot. by residing at his hotel (tne Harp of Krln, at Herd's Point, Hoklanga), *ot the defendant, who was a boarder and working in the district, to allow his same to be placed in tbe license as licensee. That was merely an act ot friendship on the part of the defen dant, and was done fcr tbe plaHßlffa con* venlenco. A man named Johnson was em ployed by the plaintiff to look after the hotel for him. and conduct the sa'e of liquor, eto, on his behalf. Up it Id April last things went on smoothlr, but soon a f tar wards a dispute arose between Johnston and Barry, and the latter, thinking that hia name waa preju diced by appearing over the door of the hotel, entered It and seized the liquors therein con tained. Their ' value constituted the first olalm, and then there was a sub sequent seizure on May J.l, which made up the claim to £55 13s 6fl. Barry aold the liquors and pooketed the proceeds. Tho other amounts consisted of oash lent, eto. The do. fenoa was fourfold, viz : (1) A general denial ot the plaintiffs allegations; (2) ihat the gooda olalmed by the plaintiff were not his property ; (3) that the liquors were Johnston's property : G): that the flrßt item had been paid.—David Johnston waß the flrat witneaß called. He denied that he waa put Into tho hotel at Herd'a Point by Mr Lundon as his agent, but main, talned that he himself had taken a lease of it, that the liquors were his own, and that he had been entirely Independent Of Mr London.—At this stage Mr Cooper claimed tho right to treat Johnston as a hostile wit ness, and In disprovemont of his denial of Lundon's employment of him put in letters by Johnaton ao-tnowleAglng 1 nndon'a ownership Of the hotel, and making domanda for payment of wages, &c, He also elicited from the witness the fast that he had threatened an action against the plaintiff in whloh he claimed £3.0 for maIIOIODS prosecution, the said projeou tlon being one for horse-stealing. In which the plaintiff had faUed His Honor said that he was quite convinced from what had transpired that the witness was ad verse, and that ho would therefore allow him to be treated as such by Mr Co.. oer. The ex amination Of the witnen was then continued, Johnston maintaining tbat he had been managing the hotel bnslnsss for himself, and that the plaintiff had no share in It. He Obtained a supply of Uqnors from Messrs Nathan and 00. on a promissory note for £75, whloh Barry (the defendant) en dorsed. When It beoamo due Barry aelzed the liquors and sold them, retaining the proceeds. There wa_ a dispute as to accounts in conse quence, and the witness therefore su. d Barry, when owing to some interference by Lundon, he let the notion drop. Aproießt was entered In Court by Lundon, and fearing that he (witness) might, through it, lose the oase if he fought it ont, he preferred to let it drop, bolng Suite ignorant as to what grounds Lundon had or his claim, and knowing that the latter woe better versed in the law than himself.—Mi Johnston was cross-examined by Mr Tyler and further eross-examloed by Mr Coosor.—At the conclusion ot his evidence, Mr Cooper called

, Miss Lnndou.—His Worship said that, subject . to what Mr Tyler had to say, he thought that ! Johnston's evidence tended to show that he waa ] London's Bervant and the goods were Lundon's. j —Mr Tyler addressed tho Court od this point and I Mr Coopor replied,—His Honor Bald he .was quite olear on the evldenoo that Johnston was ' Lundon's servant, ai d that consequently the goods wore Lundon'u.— It appeared that John ston had condoned tho treeouts and ohanged it Into a contract.—Mr Cooper said that! ! was bo ; Johnston being adverse, he could grit Ino information from him before tbe trial. He ' I wonld ask His Honor to amend the particulars, ! or In the event of that not being done, to give judgment for, the _B7olaimed for goods sold, and ho would bring a fresh action for the balance,— Mr Tyler opposed.—Mr Coop«r said the main ot'joot ot tbe notion won to determine Mr Johnston's position. That having been dons he would. If his leaned Irion* consented, aooopt a judgment tor £25 aad costs.—Alter some cdn ' sulfation, Mr Tyler agreed to this, and His I Honor gave judgment for the plaintiff for £ 6. • Costs £& Is Od.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COfRESPONDENTS.)

HAMILTON, this day. THE WAIKAIO FOOTBALL TEAM.

The following team has been chosen to compete against Auckland in tho football match on Saturday:—Grierson, Blazell, Wood, Dalziel, King, Laing, MeNicol, Halls, Hunt, Pilling, Sheath, Cussens, Cotton, Grey, Barton, with Palmer and Coleman as etnergeucies.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. Tho dedication ceremony in connection with the new peal of bells for St, Andrew's Church took place yesterday. Bishop Cowie preached an impressive sermon, in the course of which he congratulated the congregation on the progress made ia spiritual matters iv the district since he first visited it, the present being his 23th visit. Uis Lordship preached again in the evening. A man named Samuel Rote, who has been hanging about here for some timo past, was to-day brought before tho Court and charged with creating • disturbance at the Duke of Cambridge Hotol yesterday morning, by refusing to leave the house ; also with threatening to kill the proprietor, and also nnder Vagrant Act. He Vus sent to gaol for threo months, failing payment of a bno of £12.

WAITARA, this day. THE FALSE REPORT ABOUT TE WETEBE. I have received an urgent telegram from Te "Wetsre. Ho left here for Kihikihi, via i Mokau, yesterday. His presence is thought necossary to allay tbe alarm caused by the forged telegram. Most of the Mokau natives left for the interior, determined not to be taken quietly. Te Wetere will probably i visit Auckland. The parties who des patched the bogus telegram to the natives arc known. Government officers report that the excitement among the natives is intense.

(FEB PBKSS ASSOCIATION.)

, NAPIER, this day. FATAL ACCIDENT. Mark Martin, employed on tho railway, died in the Hospital on Saturday night from injuiies received that af .ernoon. The deceased, while running alongside some trucks which were being shunted, tripped and fell between the truck wheels, mangling the left thigh and breaking tbe right arm in two places. CAPTUBING AN ESCAPEE. Em Whatanui, who escaped from Wairoa lock-up a fortnight ago, and for whose capture the P.M. offered a reward of £5, was brought into town on Saturday by some Maoris in a buggy. The prisoner had his arms bound with flax and his feet with a trace-chain. The prisoner had called at a native pah for food, and, being recognised, was at once seized and conveyed here in the manner described. Extraordinary Rainfall, , An extraordinary rainstorm commenced 'on Saturday afternoon, lasting all Sunday. From Saturday morning till this morning the rainfall amounted to four and n-hal. inches. The rainfall this month, |to date, is seven inches. The rivers are »11 high, but not overflowing. The lower parts of tho town ore flooded by storm water.

WANGANUI, this day.

The total quantity of grain carried on the Wanganui railway, from January Ist, 1881, to July 31st, 1832, was 20,148 sacks of wheat; 1,971 sacks of barley ; 4,427 sacks of oats. The total quantity of grain shipped from January Ist, 1882, to July 31st, 1882, was 13,928 sacks.

NELSON, this day. Wm. Nelson, who was recently com mitted for trial ova charge of horse-stealingr, was allowed baitT On Saturday, however, he was arretted at the instance of his surety on a ehwge of absconding from bail. He is said to have been iv ill-health. This morning he was found dead in his cell. Nelson was a settler of long stand ing, and has been given an excellent character. He was a Good Templar tor years, but, just beforo the horse-stealing, gave way to drink, owing, it is said, to dis appointment in love. An inquest will be held.

WELLINGTON, Sunday.

A private letter from Sydney etatca that it is probable that several of the best row ing men in Sydney will visit New Zealand, after Punch's regatta, in October, to try conclusions with Hear?, the champion sculler of New Zealand.

About 600 persons were present at the conversazione given by Sir James Frcnder gast, as President of the Mew Zealand Institute, in the Colonial Museum, last night.

The stables belonging to Mr Levin, M.H.R., were destroyed by fire at 2.30 this morning. The horses and some harnesa were saved. The fire is supposed to have originated from a defective fire place.

CHRISTCHORCH, this day. DISAPPEAItANCE OF A PRO FESSIONAL MAW. Anxious hut unavailing inquiries are said to have been made to-day in Christ church as to the whereabouts of a practis ing member of ono of the liberal profes sions. * farewell luncheon, which was well at tended, was given to-day to Mr J. B. Hill, late President of the Agricultural and Pas toral Association, on his leaving for the eld country. FATAL ACCIDENT. John Wright, aged 35, employed at Mr Socd'a rope works, was killed at 9 o'clock on Saturday morning. A shaft in the machinery caught in the fla? around his waiat, and be was carried round snd round and almost dashed to piepes. Hp was un married, and is supposed to have a brother in Invercartill. TIMARU, this day. FIRE AT A JEWELLER'S. Early on Saturday morning a constate discovered the shop of Mir Thomas Lyele, jeweller, Main South-road, to be on fire. With assistance he broke open the back door and extinguished the flames, but not before great damage had been done. The stock was insured in the Standard for £^00. The police are of opinion that the fire was wilfully caused.

DTJNEDIN, Sunday. FROSTBITTEN. The lad Webb, who waa ont in the snow on the Teviot ranges for fivejdays, and was badly frostbitten, has been brought to the ' Dunedin Hospital, where yesterday the I operation of amputating both his legs was performed, This day. William Clarke, a labourer, died suddenly! on Saturday from gastric fever, caused by eating sour apple?.

COMMERCIAL.

Evening Star Offlco, Monday.

Mr G. W. Blnne.y sold to day, for removal. 10 woodea houses, by order of tho Council. Five houses in Picton-street, £2. £5. £8 12a, £l Is and £8 ISs; Mew-street, one, £1 sa; Beresford-atreet, £2 10s: oorner of Uepbnrn-Btreet, £5; and in Market Square, two wooden honges, £81£B I he Bale was well attended, and bidding spirited.

The Ponsonby Baptist Church anniver sary services were held yesterday. The attendance and collections were very good. Pastor Downing delivered a most able dis course in the morning, and Mrßamford preached a stirring sermon in the evening. a tea and public meeting takes place to morrow (Tuesday evening.) Mr Spurgeon, Mr Bamford, and others have promised to attend and address the meeting. j A practical joke of an objectionable na -1 ture was played upon Dr Purchas lest even i ing while he was attending divine service 'in St. Sepulchre's church. Some mis- I creant departed with his horse and buggy. 'It was discovered by Constable Clarke in lan an allotment near Picton-street, Pon sonby, at an early hour this morning. No thing has been discovered concerning the perpetrator.

PARLIAMENTARY.

[Blf TELEC.EAPH,—bPECIAI, RKPOBTEB.]

"WELLINGTON, this day. Want-of-Confidence Canard.

i There is rumour here that Sir Geo, Grey is to move a' direct want of confidence against the Government. The " Times " this morning says the Opposition count on 47, and the Government on 47, in which case the Speaker will give his casting vote with the Government, after which the J latter will deem it expedient to resign, I j have made a number of enquiries this morn ing, but can get no authentic informa tion. Very little credence appears to be put in it, The North Island lrunk Rail way. The committal of the North Island Main Trunk Railway Loan Bill is made first order of this evening, and from what I cau gather there will be pretty considerable opposition to many of its clauses. ,The Montgomery People Sore. There is much bitterness by Mont, gomery's people against tho Auckland members, as they tbink had Sir George Grey brought on the no* confidence-motion it might have been carried, Mr Piliiett in Explanation. Mr Piliiett says that should Sir George Grey bring down a want-of-confidence motion he will vote for him, as be pledged himself so to do at the hustings. He also now states that he does not intend taking any office at the New Zealand " limes." Auckland Improvement Bill. Mr Bryce's Auckland Improvement Acts Amendniont Bill is fresh from the printer's. It repeals section 5 of the Act 1873, and vests the laid in the repealed section in tha Mayor, Councillors, and citizens of the city of Auckland on the torms and condi tions of Act 1879. Provided Her Majesty shall havo the use of the said land aud buildings until a\. militia storo shall be erected in accordance with plans approved of by the .Native Minister. The allotments in first schedule are vested absolutely in Her Majesty, The Volunteer Drill-shed is granted to and vested in tho School Commissioners of Auckland Provincial district as long as the same is required for a play-ground for chil dren attending the public school in Wellssley-strsot. In the first scbodule, lot 16 of sub-suction, . auction IS, and second schedule, portion sub-section 5 of section 32 WELLINGTON, this afternoon. The Loan,—The Government's Intentions, Tho Government, 1 am givon to under stand, intend borrowing only at the rate of one million a year. I hear on good authority that Mr Buchanan, of Napier, Intends pushing opposition to all loans, and that another party is forming to prevent tho North Island loan being put on tbe market till tho survey is completed, and plans and specifi cations shall have been approved by tho As sembly. It is also on the caids that Sir Geo. Grey will move to opposo f uither loansunleai with the conditions that Land Tax, or In come Tax, or somo other direct tax bo im posed to meet deficiency in interest, There will be a good deal of fighting over both Loan Bills in Committee, but many mem bers think they will be carried with modifi cations in the Assembly, whichis completely disorganised by the dilferent opinious and parties on these loan bills, Mr Moss is working up a local Government party, and tells me that thero are 35 memers with a strong feeling in favour of re-estab lishing local legislation, and many more aro disgusted with the present system. The difficulty to is separate them from the existing parties, as they are on both tides of the House. Among the Ministers, Kolleaton and Dick are strong provinoialists. The Government have the largest bills still to bring te Committee, viz., the .Native Reserves, Land, Local Government, and Loans, alio the Alienation of Lands Kill. Members talk now of the middle of Sep tember as the earliest likely cud of session. The Fisheries Bill , Mr Mcllraitb, chairman of the Statute Revision Committee, who has the Fisheries Bill ia charge, is endeavouring to arrange with Mr Moss, so as to meet the objections raised by him and others to tho Bill when in committee, and get it pasted without needless waste of time.

THE RECENT SUDDEN DEATH.

Inquest on Mason.

AN inquest was held at the Shamrock Hotel this aft.moon,.before Dr. Goldsbro' and a jury, of whom Mr Singleton was chasen foreman, to enquire into tho circumstances connected with the death of John Thomas Mason, recently barman at the Nevada Hotel. Evidence was given by Mr H. C. Richmond, land lord, to the effect that decoased had been complaining of illness prior to Monday last. On the evening of that day, deceased was upstaire. He subsequently wa-< told by Mason that when he was coming down tho stairs, a young man named Robert Kerr placed his hand on his shoulder and called ont to him " Look oat, Tom." He lost his foeting, and they fell suddenly to the first landing together. No complaint was made of a struggle having taken place. When he was going homo at midnight, he said that he felt all nght.enly that hii face was a little bit sore whore it was struck, On Monday morning deceased told him that on the previous Saturday night he had fallen on the pavement at the bank center, and seriouely strained himself.

Dr. Hooper was the next witaes*. Had know deceased 17 or 18 years. Was called to tee him on Tuesday, Bth Instant. Found him in bed at his residence in Albbrt.atreet, He was very excited, and tremulous, and perspiring profusely, noticed spots of measlesonhisforehosdandchsst,and learned from bis wife that their two children had just had the measles. Dectaeed was vomiting everything he took, and he concluded that the symptoms were those of measles. Ho thought he would bebetterwhenthev were more fully developed. Next morning he was called to see deceased, who had a fit. Found him still more excited and delirious, taxed him with drinking too much, and he confessed that he had been "tight" oape or twice lately. Had always known him previously as a very steady, sober' lad. Treated him for delirium tremens, from which be was evidently suffering, and gave opiates in tbe endeavour to procure sleep. (Saw him again in the afternoon, but the medicine had apt prodnced the desired effect, All this time he was vomiting. At 10 p.m. saw him again, when hp was very excited, and could not be kept in bed, He said the rats were after him. Then gaye h}m an extra dose ef morphia, in the hope of procuring sleep. Between three and four o'clock on Thursday morn ing was again called tp sco him by a man who had sat qp with him during the night, who said he had had another fit, qnd who thouht he was dying. When he got to the house Mason Was dead. His wife *n,id they could not keep him in bed. He died in a earner of the room in a fit. Any person who had sepn n victim of delirium tremens would recognise this case as one of tbat nature. Made a post mortem examina tion on August li ; there wereslight bruises over the right hip; they wero very small. (Left Sitting).

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

AUGUST 14, 188!!, Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, £23 ISs Colonial Bank—Sellers, 60s New Zealand Insnranoe—Sellers, 79s South British—Sellers, 62a National Insurance—Buyers* 16a 3d Standard Insurance-Sellers. 21s Colonial Insurance—Sellers, 21a Cd j. nckland Timber—Sellers, £6 5a Union B.S. Co.-lis; sellers, lis , Aooldent Assuranoe-Bnyeis, Is 6d Knrannl Hill-Sellers, 7s 6d Golden Crown—lla Tokatea-Bellers, 9s „ Queen of Beauty-Sollora, 20a Southern Oiosa—6a 6d Deep Lovel Tribute—is Id to Is 6d; sell ere, Is 5d j Prince Imperial-fla 91; buyers, 9s Bd; sellers, 10s Martha—Sellora, 6a 6d Colonist (Te AiohaJ-Ia; buyers, <s j sellers, ia 3d Smile ot Fortune—Buyers, 10s JOSEPH NKWMAX, Chairman.

To the Editor: Sir,—During, the no-con fidence debate, I sent a telegram to Sir George Grey, in which I siad, " The railway to Taranaki is our creed." I enclose his reply,|which I shall thank you to publish.—Yours, &c, J. M. SHEKA.— " Taranaki Railway our object and desire. Concur in your views, - G. Grey."

THE AUCKLAND.^BVJGMJftf STAR, MONEDAY, AUGUST 14.



WtwatoO. WANTED, a smart Message Boy.- Apnly thta ofllco. ■ WANTED, to proceed to Suva, Fiji, bj Bteamor ou 22nd Instant. Three Gooc Honse Carpenters and One Galvanised Iror Workor and Tinsmith. Must bo thoroughlj good workmen and well reoommendtd. Kni ployment guaranteed ; good wageo. — Apply, t.coretary Union Saah and Door Co., Meohanlos fay. . WANTED, a good General servant aooußtomel to children.— Apply Mm Perolyal. Green Lano. ____ WANTED, a >ursemai«— Apply Mn Gabriel Lewis. O'itorke-street, Albert Park. ; . \\i AN TED, a Womau Cook for Hotel T T at Dargaville; goou wages; good house: fare paid up.—Pullong, frultoror, 208, Queen •treet WANTED, a good Genoral Servant j roferonces required. — Apply, Sarford Honae, Upper Hobson-streat WANTED, a Respectable Nurse foi young children.—Apply to Mrs Captain Elliott Mount gdgenmbe. Hepburn-.treet. \\T ANTED, a good General Servant,— V v Swan Inn, Strand, Mechanics' Bay. ANTED, a Good Genoral Servant.— Apply Mrs Healy, Crown Hotbl, Grey street \\l ANTED, General Servant, witn good it refsrenoes; no ohtldron, — Osborne House. Hobaon-Bir«6t, corner Walloßloy-atreat. WANTED, a respectable Ueseral Ser vant ; must be able to do plain cooking and waah,—Mra Brearley, Butoher, Hobson street. \\ ANTED, a respectable Gitl as Scr- V V vant in a small family; roferenoaa re qulrei).— Apply before 1 p.m. t> Mrs Parker, at Mra TC. W. Biirgoss'B, Ohnroh Road, Uevenport. \\f ANTED, an expsrienced Nurse; T V good wages given. — Apply at Mrs Elsmore's Regiatry, BhorMandjtrgat. ANTED, a Femalo Cook.-Apply at Portland Honse, Hobson Street. WANTED, Fivo Men to hoe up ground ia a vlnojard; wages, 5* a-day, oroon tract if desired.— Apply F. Bayer. Mount Albert. \»/ANTED, a Good Uirl, for Opotiki. V* ruforeaoes 'roQuirod. — Apply, Miss Mannsoll. St. Goorga's Bay Road, Parnoli. WANTED, on a farm at Bay of Islands, a Youth, from 15 to 17 years of age,— Apply at Evening STAB UiUoe. _^ W AMI ED, an Active Girl about 16.— » T ipuly to Mrs Jorvls, North Shore Registry OIHoo. ■ WANTED, a strong Youth to help in Bhopwork and make himself gonorally uaofaL—Apply Rlohard Roevss, Butoher, Vlc toria-ttraet. _________ yAT ANTED, a Strong Boy, for Grocery YT Buslnoss.—Apply Young, Bhortlana street. - I | . \AJ ANTED for.Giiborno, a good, trust- V T worthy General Bervant, passage paid, good wagea. Alan, good Dairy of Buttsr and Kgge.—apply J. Elnl*y. Orocer, Nelaon-straat. WANTKD, a quantity of good Dried Shark —IT. Williams, Flah and Oyster Doaler, Qnaen-street Wharf. ANTED, a Girl as General Servant, must bo ablo to oook and wash; refer ences required.—Por address apply this oiUco. WANTj&D, a Light-weight Jockey to ride exorcise.—Ajply before 10 am. to Major Goorgo. Epsom. ______ W'ANTtcD, a Boy able to do garden - work and make hlmelf useful.—Apply Mr Flnlayion. 131, Vlotorla-atroet. WANTED, a Good Tailor; good wages; constant work.—3. Williams, Tailor, Vlotoris-strset. _ WANTED, a Nuraoglrt, not under 16 years.—Apply Star oflloe. WANTED, a good General Servant — Apply Mr Sloman, top of Grafton Road. | ANTED, an Improver; also, 2 Ap prontioea.—Max Kobor'u Dross Shirt Manufactory. _____ WAN I ED, Sawyers, Machine Hnnda, and Yardamen for Bush Mill.—Apply Union Saah and Door 00., Meohanlca'Bay. WAINTED, a Rospoctable Boy as Ap. prontloe.—Ouorln _ Aden, Wholesalo Saddlery Mttnnfaotnr»rs, Darby-straet. WANTED, a Body Maker.—Apply to J. Andrew. Kgaow Forgo. HJ Att Si_\\i to tieis, a nearly now centre board Yacht, well found and oopporod.- O. BaUey,' -hlpbnUder, noar the Dock. \\r ANTED, Employment by a Car- TT pooler.—Apply to F. Hay ward. Fanoy Goods DopOt, oornor of Symonds-stroot ond East-gtroat. WANTED, a Situation for,a respect ablo Girl, aged 18, in a smaU family or to assist In light homework.—Apply by latter to B.N'.. Klßher'a Post-offlce. aymon<a-atreot. WAN TEJ 1 orders for Serge Suite, from 60_ -J. >». Dalton. Vaahionablo Tailor, Vlotoria-Btreet East. WANTED, a respectable Young Man for milk round: ono accustomed to horsesproforrcd.—Apply Dairy,noxt Mr Grubb'B, Karangahape Road. ANTJtu, a Man to Plough 10 Acres of Land; also. _ Carpenter, to build a honse IS feat wUo, 30 feet long, and 9 feet high, containing 3 doors, 2 Frenoh windows, and to construct a small wine-press.—Apply, F. Ray or, Mount Albort Y%^ANT_ED, a few sood Bushmen.— ---t T Ap ly David Goukor Pleroe Lanigan. Vjy ANTED, an elderly Man who under- V V stands oioking to look af tor a bachelor's honso.—Apply, between 1 and 2 o'clock, Albert Brewery. , : WAITED, a Married Couple without incumbrance; a good Plsughman (singla), and Two good Men Monstomed to bush work on farm.—Apply Metcalfe and Hill, 29, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, WANTED to Sell, a Seven-roomed Honso on three AUotmtnts: good well, stable, &oL—Apply James Hill, Anburn-itrcot, off Kybor PasaKoad. WANTED TO RENT, by a Married Conple without family, a Furnlshod Cottago.—Apply, stating terms, Enttrpe, Box 8, Post-office. . . I l WANTED, Board and Lodgings ia qnlet homely family, by a young man, near Queen-street preferred; mast be moiertte. —W. K. James, Otahuhu. ■ WANTED to Purchase,, about 4 ton of Socond-hand Corrugated Iron.—Apply Stab Offloe. uSTANTED, two Gentlemen Boarders to V T join at front bedroom, with use of sit ting-room a«d piano, &o.; terms moderate.— For address apply at this offloe. ' WANTED, by a young lady, comfbrt able Beard and Reildence in a reapeot ahle locality.—Apply by latter to AG.' at this oflloe. ■ \\TANTED, to Purchase, Furiri heavy V V i. Fonolnn Poita ; ale_>, heart of kauri Shlagles and Fallags. — Apply, Auckland Timber Cempaey (late Heldihip's). ' WANTED, a situation as Housekeeper in a rmall family by a Widow rLady lately from England.—For particulars apply to MisLlnooln, Weat-street, Newton, near lork Hotel. :: ■ | : WANTED: KNOWN—Men's Tweed Hat«,la lid ; Men's Overcoats Ito olear).' 295; Table Damask, Is B<_.—Brenaaa'a„Viotoria strcet. . .: ■■ .. : WAivfED, oraers ror Tweed iSuits at Ss_—J. H. Dalton. Vlotorla-atteetKm.l: WANTED, an Unfurnished Roopi'with fireplace in the house of a-working person who would attend an old gsntloman.— Address QG, offloe of this paper. , WANTED KJ-tOfN, Sil_s Embroi dered Cloth Table Covers, full aire, only 8s lli-Bronnan's Auokland House, Vlotorla- Btrcet. . , WANTED KNOWN.-R. Bow, Vic toria-street, gives an exceptionally high prloe (cash on delivery) for really rood Frosh Butter. ■ ■ WANTED KNOWN-That the London Photographio Company has re-opened In Unper Qneen-street, to take Carte do Vleito Portraltß trom 5a per flog. - WANTKO Known, that distinguishing' features ot my business are good Workmanship, Fit .and Style, at moderate prices.—J. H. "Dalton, Fashionable Tailor and Habit-maker, Victoria-street East. ; ARTKD KNOWN—Men's 'Whit? Shirts with Collars, 5. 6d, splendid value; Linen Shakespeare Collars, (id.— Brennan's. Vlctoria-atreet. —.... AN^jUmeln.uwjx, that thfe Londoß •_ Photographio Company has re-opened in Upper Queen-Btreet, to take Carte de Vislte Portraits from Ss per dozen. WANTED KNOWN—The only Per feot Core for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by applying to Professor Gusseott, tbe only Fraotloal Herbalist in the Colony.—Shortland-street. '____ WANTED, the Public to See the Ad. vertisement of the Vlotoria Loan Oljlce. —B. H. KEKBING, Lioensed Pawnbroker, Vlo torla-Btreet, opposite Royal Mall Hotel. - . WANTED TO SELL, Photographs ot King Tawhiao and all the Maori Koyal Family, from 3/ per dozen,—London Fhato graphlo Company, Uppor Queen-street. WANTED to Let Offices in a first-class position (with entrances to Queen street) at 10s to 12s' per week for .one or more years.—Apply to Thomas Steadman, Sood Mer chant. Qneen-street. WANTED KNOWN- J. G. BROWN' 3 OBEAP DRAPERY EaTABLISHMBNT. PARNELb, 18 THE PLACE FOR GETTING FDLI VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. TRYTTI WANTED KjnoWN — All Wool Flannel. 7?d; White Calico. 2Jd: Tapaatry Carpet, 2a lid ; White Sheeting, la — Brennan's, Viotorla-street. ANTED TO SELL, the Remains ol •a Pawnbroker's Business, consisting of—Clothing ot ivery Deaeriptlon, Blankets Rugs. Qnllts. Sheets, &c; Gold Watches Chains Rings, Brooohes, Ear-rings, Sliver Watohes j ( hams, tec: Gold Pins. &o; three Diamond Rings, Feather Bedo, Pillow*, &0.. taken _ , valuation. The whole to be sold for a lamj i| sum.—Apply to Andrew Heavey of Wyndham street.—Half Cash, two years credit the othei | half, as I wish to retire from bnslness, and livi l private,•■.— And several "other arttoles Atot ' numerous to mention,—Andrew Heavey. iQKAt.



-VanWQi TO SELL, Two or Thre Light 'Busses In good repair,—V ■ Crowther. w elleßley-Btreot. [ %»/• ANTED KNOWN-Men'i Gceloi i V» Tweed Trousers, 5a lid; Men'a Shlrl r Is Gd ; Shirti, with Collars, 2s; (sooks,- Sid. . Brennan's, Vlotoria-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN—lnstanianeoi Portraits from 6s per dozen) weather i obloot —London Photographic Company. j unr'ANTED, Employment in an oflic VY or to act as Salesman; seven yta ' colonial oxporlenco.—N.M.. Btar offlco. ! wi ANTED, a Second-hand Butcher VV Sauiags Machine; small ono preferrei , Apply by lotter at o»ce to O. Stab ■ wice. ' »*/ ANTBO, a Good General Servunt. ---i yy ■ Apply, "n IB Oliver. Wssleyan Pa gonage, Gralton Road. ANTED—Wanted to Sell (Unea] 2,000 Plooee of Sponge, from 3d to Is 6c 1 600 Pairs of Vases, 8d pair; 60 doz odd Whii and Gold China Cups, 7d eaoh, 6 for 3s; 50 groi • Ponholdora, 2s por gross, 1 for Id; 100 boxt ; Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2s 6dj Engrave Wlno Glasses. Id, 8s Od doz; 100 Dozon Win Glosses, only 3d, 2b 6d dozon; Wator Bottle and Upb, from Od to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2a 3 ' to 5b 6i; Cut Tumblers, 6d, 6s Od doz; Chea Tumblers, 3d. 5 for In; Oarvod Bread Plato: . 2s- Broad Knives, only Od; Key Klngß, 6 doz* Small Bra»a Padlocks, 3d; 100 dc ' Engraved Glass Jngs, 9d, 8 for 2s; Out and faucets, 3s 6d and ia Bd doz: Plato I la 10d to -la Od a doz.,- Lot of Jugß Od eaoh Jubs 2a to Is; Set Glass Candlesticks, 6d ' Candles, 8d lb; Lemon Peel, Is 6d lb; DrU • Apnlea, 6d, 3 lbs for la 3d; Starch, lid lb. by th • packet • Tin Matohaa, 1b 8d doz; Plaids, Td doe : Klmmo'l'B B.W, Soap, 7 oakes for Is: salad OI - 2 bottles for la; Castor Oil. 2 bottles fc Is: Figs, lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb, lbs for 3s; Glass Cake Dishes. 9d; 3 tor Sta ' large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; I ■ doz Baeina. 2Jd te fid eaoh; 10 A ooordiona. frtu : Sti 8d to Ida 6d; 10 groaa Pi4tures and Versa ■ only 2d eaoh ; Urge PloturOß, 7d eaoh, 2 for li ', Teaspoons, 2d. 3d, and Id; Brown Toapove, fror ' lOd to 2s; 12doB Tin-openers, 3d each; cork 1 Borowa. Id ; slupenuy boitlea of Blacking fo 3dYli bottle* for 8d ; Needles. 4d 100. 3a 1000 : 12 ioir. India rubberDoUa.Od each; 20 doa gl»s Butter Dishes, f/om 9d to 2*; Lotohlord btm nlture Polish, onl. 9d large botUe, worth la 6d smaU bottle only id. worth 9d; Day.So Muvtln Haste Blaoklnir. 6d dox; Clothes Pegi, i doz fo 6d; J ton Cttrr.tutS.Ha lb, 3 'ba forJa..l2 lbs fo 3n 6d; good fcuue^.Od botUo; PtoSEs, Bd. 7s & doz; .uid to- Ope-, n Fow Weeka. 2 Cratos O Cnpa and 8»U0er«, 1 of Oda Cups. 10 Dinner Sots, a»d 3 hue;.: of antorted Chlnn. W palm of Speotaolos, Is pair, 3 pfthre tec 2a od, 7 doz• Trois la CA; Rat Trans, only 6d; 100 do China Km °Cape. 2d. UWd doz: Coal Hammeri only id each ; Dinner Mats, 1b Od Bet of 8; 12 do Iron Pail* Is. Is Jd, a»d Is 6d; 1 ton goo. Baoon. 7d ib.-H. WATTS, HttrStreot, movlni In a fow wooks 2 doors abovo (next Mr Robin OP'S, Tinsmith). Wanted Known damaged drapery goods, BY FRESH WATBB ONLY. A QUANTITY OF CREWDSON'S HOR ROOKSES', AND OTHER CALICOS, BROWN AND WHITE SHEETINGS, tea: soiled and of oqnal value to the la lot. GALATEA STRIPES, ijD.; HEAVY UN BLEAOHKD AMERICAN DRILLING. 63 Od dozon. J. RKNDELL, BRIGHTON HOUBE, TOP OH GRKV-BTaEIT. Come at Once t Ty~I_rN~TTD WM. 11. SMITH, 300 andßo2, UPPKR QUKEN-BTRBET (Cornor Alexandra-street), '■■■ Will OPEN A BRANCH , OB- HIS _ CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IN NKWMARKET. In tho shop reoontly ocoupled bj Mr J. Dinnlson, ow SATURDAY NEXT, AUGUST 12. Business will be oondnoted on the mmo prln clulea as at our Quoen-stroet Ettabtlßhment, where our aim hai been to eupply Flrst-ola»6 GoodS at tho LOWEST PO33IBLIC PRICKS. Tho fundamental principles of OABII, on whloh our business operations nro, based, will Ixi strlotly adhered to. as it la by ibis means, mainly: tbo groat induooment In prlooa can be maintained. Facts: WE BUY CHEAP FOR CASH. WJC SKLL CHEAP FOR CASH, __• Every artlde will bo marked In Plalr Flguroßathom 10 to 15 por cent, under ever Quoen-strost Prloes. iwßPaonoy ihvitbd. t rrtO BAKERS.- Wanted, a Third Hand, I or Improver.-Apply. E. StUwoll, Parnell Bakery. WRITING.— Wanted, by a young Man engaged during the day. Lessona in Writing two or throo evenings a-we»k.—An dreis, stating terms. Alpha. 6tah offloe, YHPARGONAMTIP.— Private Pupils wanted by a Certificated Tcoohor of ShorthMd. Terms modoraU.—Address Phono grapher, " Free Presß" Offloe. To vet. TO LET, a comfortable live-roomed Houso In Nowton Road, near Mr Bevlne bmtoher shop; rent 12sper week: good w«u.— Aeniy Mr Nlohol»s Slmms, opposlf. TO LIT, in Collingwoodstroet, Pon sonby, a ooavenient and oomforwblo New Cottage; water laid on.-Apply to,J. Heron, on the premlsee. ri'.O LET, Four-roomed House, Marmion- L street. Upper Queon-streot.-J. Williams, Vletorla-«treet. ri^tO LET, a Threc-roomod Cottage.—H. JL J, Riordan, Nelson-Btreet, near Cook street. ■ 1 1-0 LET, a Furnished House of 8 rooms, I with a good Piano. There Is Stable, Buggy. Horse, and Ta»nls Court—Apply to J. en. and J. Mowbrsy. i 2, Qneen-straet. TO LKT.New Four-roomed Cottago, with scnllery. ooloniol oven, register grate, and onpboardß, with oholoe of purchase- Apply next do»r, Olsrenoe-street, PocßOnby. riIO'LET-Tho best position in the JL Suburbs, a Large Doublo Shop, Kybei Passoornsor; lowirnt.—H. Ash ton and Son, 8, New Zealand Insnraaoe Buildings. rpo LIT, on Lesse, at Epflom, about 5 J. aorea of splendid Sooria Land, dry, level and In anltivatloa; an sxoallent bnildlng site, or would make a splendid market garden.—Foi terns and ooniltlens apply to is, f. Evans, .Estate Agent, Qneen-street. " 0 LET,' a Family Resldonce at Epsom, with 80 aoree of land.—For particulars, opply to T. Pi Cleghorn. Epsom. rriO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, with JL or without board.—Apply Mra WMte's, Vlotoria-Btreet West. . .\_ rfO LET, Romuera, main road, good I position. Honse 9 rooms, wash-house, and other onthuildlpga, large allotment, -jyithin ten mlnnW walk of. Ne?nnartcet Btatlpn.—Apply to William Dlßutson, Newmarket. ra-, " ;.. ; 0. ..;',' . L X T. MOUNT EDEN—Most Desirable Resldenoe. quite new, and thoroughly well finished, 7 rooma, wash-honae, &o„ &c GEOKGE-BTRKET. Ponsonby- Honso, 6 rooms, large allotment, &o, &o ■■, MELffORD - STRERT, Ponsonby—Desirable vuia Resldenoe, 7 rooms, pantry, dairy, stable, bnegy-honse. See. Seo. COLLEGE HILL, Ponsonby—New House, of ( rooms, pantry, tank, &o„ Sec D. F. EVANS, ■ Estate Agont, Qncon-Btreot. ijIX-ROOMED HOUSES to Let In Sea- O field View; copper, range, &o.—Apply Vt Me^anght. adioining. ■ OFFICE TOLET.—Apply at G.N.L.A Rooms, Qneen-street. ■" T> BMUERA.—To Let, a'commodioui XT. Family Kesidnnoe, with about 3 aores o land, situate in Hobson'a Bay Road, Remnera containing eight rooms, bath, poullery, .ant cellar, with Btable and ooaoh-honte. The housi hai lust been put Into thorough repair,—Appl; to F. Nutter, Agent. Fort-street, Auokland.. renders V|SO BRICKJi & YERS& CARPENTERS Separate Tenders will bo reoelved until noo: of SATURDAY, tho 19th Instant, for the Erec tion of a Blaokemlth's Shop and Stabllrg, &o at tho Edlnbnrgh Castle Hotel, Symonds-streot Brlokwork labour only. Plans and specification to be seen at th above Hotel. GEO. BOWRING. I ./.hi"', i:n ■' Arohlteot. m O B U I L D E R E Time for receiving Tenders for the Erectlo Of Synagogne is Extended to the 22nd instant, R, KEALS & SON, ~ i ■ ' Architects. TENDERS are called, up to noon < FRIDAY next, 18th August, for the ere ! tion of Two Shops (without dwelling) in Kybi Pass Bond—Plans and specifications oan t Been at Tho Little MiU.foot of Cookatteer. iENDEKS required for Painting Co tage.-Apply Panl McKonzio, Bullde Sec, Boclcy Nook. for 0->n.inuaHon, see Pirst Page. Highway Board Notices. [ TV|OUNT EDEN ROAD BOARI ! Notloe is herebyglven, that it is the Inter tit of the Monnt Eden Road Board, In accordant with jthe Pnbllo Worka Act, 1876, on tl E 4th day of September, 1882, to place a Toll Bi t on the Mount Rosklll Road, at which the ft , lowing tolls will be lev!ed.wlz. I— For every cart or other description of , ) vehicle, drawn bj one horse, carting 1 .. sooria ash _ ~ .. _ .. fel t For every additional horse _ .. Osl j- ~, • For every oart, or other description of .•• ' I vehlole; drawn by one horse, carting r■• "" anjf description of Btone or metal - 2s I _ For every additional horee .. _.8s: j I : i / josbph POTTER, Chairman, lth August, 1882. I SOU mm



for !3aie. 18 QHAR ES. SHARES. 'J FOR SALE, is; FIFTY SHARES AUCKLAND STUD to. COMPANY. - SAMUM. COCHRANE & BON. is CI O R SALE 30 X! _ MANAIA 3AWMILL AND BUSH. ' For particulars apply to Jas, Dunbab, or D. H. McH.Es_.n_i, Fort-gtreet, Auckland. " s Iff O B I H S~H ORE. - FOR SALE (Choap) - A HEW HOUSE of 7 r- rooms, splendidly finished, in Churoh-street, "j two minutes' walk from Devonport Wharf. Apply at onoe. g R. & R. DUDBR. _ BjiOß IMMEDIATE SALE, a Sung 10 a. Buslne.s, worth £5 per week; good )B looallty, noar Queen-atreot; comfortable house, id rent low; etook, good-wiu, gas fittings, -335.— P Apply AB. Post oflloe. S p>OK SALE OK TO LET, in New iz 1- Plymouth, a Compaot Small BRBWERY, m containing a Six-Hogshead Plant, with all b. necessary applisnoos. doing a good preaent ; bosinoßS, and capable of extension. A rare i : chanoe for a brewor with limited means, as _ torms will bo very easy, and very little cash 10 required.—Apply to J. O. Daviea, New Plj ;; month. J; jL^OR SALE, ON EASY TERMS, Fatmi_ 2 * of any sizo from 20 to SOO aores of good . Land, partly improved, near Pukokohe; also, KJ 55 aores rich Land at Pukekoho. and U at q Tuakau, 10} near landing place in Waikato , River, and 165 of bush, partly Improved, near ; . Bombay Settlement. All tho Land is good, n well watered, with good roads, and within short _. dlatanoos from railway alatlona. , r For further particulars apply (by letter) to I G. S. HEARD. » Drury. FOR SALE (cheap), Horse, Cart and . Harness; also, boßt Youths' Pony in r Auckland, with Bridle and Saddle; trial given, r I —Mr Thomas, Wood-atro.t, Ponsonby. \ jjf/IOK SALE, a Four-roomed House, Sea t & field View; also, a Sis-roomed House. 0 Eaay Terms.—B. Paj.lcgtoa. s flj^OK SALE, 30 Beautiful Building Site z JL' at Mount Eden, leading from Mount • Rosklll main road. Thoso sites aro lovol, and J oommand ono of the finest views in tho district J Prloe. 13a 6d per foot Fronting a road 66 foot • wide. Quantities to suit all purchasers. Terms • eaßy.—Apply at onoe to D. F. Kvans, Estate . Agent, Qneen-street. 'If OR IMMEDIATE SALIS. GOOD INVESTUENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, _ta, See: freohold Allotments, eaoh 33 x 80, drained and fenced. Now lot to good ten ants. Prico. £3110 eaoh, or £520 for tho lot. " Situate beat Dart of Graoe Btreot, Ponssnby. D. 9. EVANS. Estate Agont. (513) ' A LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS I I G RAOE-STREET-Splendld Vlll* Sites, at £3 per foot MOUNT EDEN—About 60 x 130, at from 32a 6d per foot ANGLKBEA-BTREET-Mxlßo, for £100 GRAOK-BTR BET—Very Choloe, at from U_ '■ per foot STOARTSTREET-Boautlful Vllla^ltes.at 60s foot SPRING-BTRKET (Ponsonby)-Cheap Building i Sites. 33 x 80, at £12 eaoh PONSONBY ROAD (Barfleld)-One nloe Lot, 40 foot frontage, for £80 AUBURN-BTRBKT (Kyber Pasß)-Choioo Bnildlng Sites, nicely planted, good well, 1 and many Appliances for building, £130 1 BAILEY'S PADDOOK-A few Lots left at £10 I eaoh i Cheap Allotments in Great Demand. Speedy Sales, V. F. E7ANS, ESTATE AGENT. QUEEN-STREET (Nexf'Herald.T TO CoAuH PROPRIETORS AND ' OTHERB, A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, being the GOODWILL, WORKING PLANT, , and ALL APPLIANO«B of a FIRST-CLASS * 'BUS BUBINESS, in feot, second to none ia , , Auokland or Suburbs, The Omnibuses (some i of which are almost new) are in first-class working ordor, fitted with latest improvements i and conveniences. The Horses are thoroughly 1 umunch and strong, which an Inspection will , prove. Harness ooaslsta ot Nino Sets Donble i Harness, all comploto and in first-olaas order, t and all aeoeseary appllasoes. Stables (in olty) _ oonvealent and commodious: together with ( a large (inanity of Fodder. \ The whole Lot Is now plaoed In my hands for ♦ Immediate Salo, and those In this line ot bnei- < , noes should avail themselves ot this splendid opportunity of soonrlng a first-otase paying _ oonoorn. Full partloulars from D. F. BVANB. • FOR SALE. ALLOTMENTS. PONSONBY ROAD-Valuablo Business Site , (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. 1 COLLEGE ROAD—AUotment S3 x 100, £5 per foot , NOKFOLK-STREET-Choioo Allotment, C2OO. NEWTON (noar Nowton Road)-33 _c 100, £15. ; ELLicrslik (oloso to Station)- Here, eaoh £50. Easy terms. Alio, soveral desirable Cottages on terms to i suit purohasors. Labour Kzchange and Eitate Agenoy, • , Hlgh-Btreet-A. T»CftTter.lManager , IjlOR SALE, a Restaurant doing a largo P trade. Nono bnt principals dealt with.— T. Mlnettl, cornor of Cook and Nolson-streetg. O PERSONS REQUIRING VOLCANIC LAND NEAR THE i CITY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. | In o month I shall offer for Sale Several i Aores ot Voloanio Land, being the annexed and i best portion of Rooky Nook never before offorod > by me for sale, This oharming property Is < nearer to town than any other volcanio land in the markot. The wholo will be ont up into i suitable Building Sltes.and Bold on terms to snlt buyerei A treat portion of the Estate being very elevated, ensures good drainage, im munity from the nnboalthlness and unpleasant . nens from mist so objectionable on low lying ( land, and commands an unrivalled, nnobßtruct ablo, vlow of the Mount Eden, Monnt Rosklll, and Monnt Albert dlstrlots, including the Wai , takerel rangee, Manukau Heads, and Walto i mata waters. 'Buses pass to and fro frecuontlv each day, " and there is a railway station within two or 1 three hundred yards of the estate. It will be ' opened up with good reads, and a spring of - froah water on the land will bo reserved for all purchasers. . Buoh an opportunity oan never ooour again ; for acquiring Building Sites on suoh high voleaaio land, so near town, with abundances ■ of water; also, good views, aid roads, and . easy aooeas to trains. Wes. schools, (to.. Sec i There is an abundanoe of stone In stacks noon ' the property, whloh is available for building ' walls and onthou.ee. , ; Inspection is invited. j P. _, BWINGTON, Estate Agent. I August ptbj 1882. . i T U S T LANDED,] 50,000 Old Judge Cigarettes j | 50,000 Excelsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman [ 20,000 Dsohess (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes, 1 PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, i ' QUEEN-BTREET. • dor continuation ace /tYrsl Page ■ 5 5 Board ana Jteaiaenoe. TfURNISHED | APARTMENTS, With or Without Boabd, In a Gentleman's Family. Apply at MILLER'S BTORE. Grafton Koad. ACCOMMODATION tor 3 respectablo a H- Boarders; flrst-olass table kept,—Croydon } Villa; Vlnoent-streot—Mrs Fnller. . DOARD AND RESIDENCE for re -1 AJ speotable men; comfortable home; also s Private Bed ond Slttlngroom. — Mrs Crisp, T oppositeLorneetreetHall,fromVlnoent-st. . rriTVO Rooms to Let, in Wynyard-street, X oil "Brighton Road, Parnell.—Apply Mrs Notrlßj on the premlsos. TBIHE Rev. Mr BISPHAM bogs to in. ' JL form those Parents who applied to hlm'/or . Accommodation for Boys from the country (as well as those who may-be desirous of placing n their children In a quiet Select Bohool) that he i- has lately considerably his House, and I can now meet thelrwisbes.—Terms Moderate. CAOMFOKTABLE Board and* Residence J Mrs Mafler. Vinosnt-stroot (late Orlapo). /GOVERNOR RROWNL HCTKL. \3T HOBSON-STREET, 7 Boabd amd lobsiko .._ ..20s porW6ek Biwana Room-__.--__,_.-—..26a. n .Educational. TTNIVERSITY OF NEW ZEALAND. By request of the Chancellor, three Diplomas if will be publicly presented by Bishop Cowle, c . Member of the Senate, on WRDNHSDAY, »r Angnst 16, at i p.m., in the Choral HaU.Sy monda ,o street. All persons Interested In the higher education of the Colony are invited to attend. - All Graduates are requested to wear their t- academical dress on the occasion. !"• HUGH G. BETH SMITH, M.A., Bishop's Private Secretary. N ° T * C E' On aooonnt of tbe increasing success of Pro fessor CallHau's Violin C'aßß.he finds It Impos sible to continue holding it at his rcßldonce, nnd - after Wednesday next (commencement of now ), quarter) it will bo held In Christians' Meeting Home, Cook street. Only new pupils taken ,n who are prepared to commence with the third -c position. First lesson on Wednesday next given _ c at Professor CailUaus Residence. Feet Ladles M and gentlemen. £1 la each (in advance). • A UCKI-AND PRBK SCHOOL OF B_ ART. Ja MUSEUM LECTURE.ROOM, 5d WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS, 10 TO 12, 3d Free Instruction to Pupils (both sexes). All 3d materials snppiled gratuitously. Conditions of Admission on application to the Inatruotor-MB KENNETH WATKIN S.



Funeral Notices. N. L _* °^J' _K^____|Sl_sn^Hl__?_^» Fre c m an's I "■■■" "V.^f— I—■ag1 —■agi T(J _ MOR ' Bow (Juoedaj), at 2.30 p.m., to attend the funeral of our late Brother Andbhw Smith. Members of United Brothers Lodge I roapeotfully Invited to attend. I Regalia: White Gloves and Blaok I Band on left arm. I By order N.G. I C. B. THORNS, f Secretary. I Is_X- . FOUNTAIN OF E J-il_-fJ-'"- & FRIENDSHIP I LODGE, No. 5920. M.U. I mis£sffl_mr Tho Members of tho § ___w__w__iWß. above Lodge aro re- B EsSciwnr__S_i' spsotfally requested to j l®ll____vJ_Ea®rmo6t at 2.45 p.m. TO- I JsSsa^EsS. MORROW, at the late I residence of Bro. D. Mbddinb. Upper j Queon-streot, for tho purpose of follow- I ing his remains to tholr last earthly | resting piaoe. Regalia: Blaok Sashes 3 and White Gloves. ■_ Members of other Lodges are invited 9 to attend. if By order of N.G. * ROBT. 0. MAODONALD. | Beoretary, a MeecinuH. UCKLAND PHONOGRAPHIC SO- Cl KTY—A publlo meeting to inaugurate the above Booiety will be held in the Leoture Hall of tho V.M.C.A. TO-MORROW (TUHS- D AY) EVENING, at 8 p.m. Hie Worship tho Mayor (J. M. Olarlr. Ksq) will preside, and spesches on the subjeot ot Phonography, &c, win be delivered by J AOOB PITMAN (brother of Isaac Pitman, of Phonographic tame) and other Influential oltizena, Muslo and Songs Interspersed, Admission Free, —F. M. HAY, Seo. pro tern. r o. o. ii HOPS OF PARNELL LODGE. The Anniversary of tho above Lodge will be celebrated by a Social Tea Meeting and Even ing's Entertainment, in the Lodge-room, on WEDNESDAY next, 18th instant. Tea on tho table at 6,30. Tlokets, Is Gd. E. LbROT. Sec for Committee. August U, 1882. liost and Found. LOST, between the Post-office and Grey street, a Post-offloe Savings Bank Book.— Finder please return to this offlco. LOST, on Saturday last, Halt of a Plain Oval Gold Locket tad Two Photographs.- Flnder will bo rewarded on returning the same to Dr Kvans, Pitt-street, or Mr Howden, Jeweller, Bhortland-strset. 1 (\. REWAKD.—Lost, between the JL V Maori Sohool, Conquest Place, and the Union Bash and Door Company, Meohanloa' Bay, a Gold Ring with bloodstone shield.— finder will receive above reward on leaving it it the offloe of this paper. FOUND, a Letter containing P. 0.0- -. apply this office. Dividends. HE UNION BANE olf AUSTRALIA (Limited). HUTABLIBHID 18?7. INOOBPOBAIBD 1880, Paid-up Capital. (31,500,000; Reserve Funds. £830.000; together .. .. £2,830,000 Reserve Liability of Proprietors ~ 3,000,000 Total (Capital aid Reserve Funds).. £5,330.000 NOTICE TO PROPRIETORS. A Dividend of One Ponnd Fifteen Shillings, .ogether with a Bonns of Five Shillings per Share, for the Half-year, equal to Sixteen per Uontum por Annum, having been declared at ike meeting ct Proprietors, held in London, on :ho Blßt July, the same is now payable to the Colonial Shareholders. (Signed) JOSH. PALMER. Chief Officer for New Zealand, Chrisiohnrohi 3rd August, 1882. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THB SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho several amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of ARTHUR HDWIN tiIHTH, of Edinburgh- Btreet, Newton, in the bnbnrbs of Anok land, in tbo Provincial Distriot of Anok land, in New Zealand, Bnilder, a Debtor. This a to notify that Arthur Edwin Smith, aamed and described above, has this day flled _ Statement that he is unable to meet his jngagemente with his Creditors: the First Meeting ot Creditors to ba held at the Supreme Sourt-houao Building, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 31st day of August, 1882, at It o'olook In the forenoon. Dated at Auokland, this IMs day of August, 1888. _. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. William Thorpe, of Queen-street and Yul xtn Lane, Auckland, Solioitor for the Debtor, <*-__&*___%_* IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ot" The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1875," and tho Amendments thereto, and in the matter of the Bankruptcy of Joseph Merritt. of Whakatano, in the Provincial Distriot of Auckland, Store keeper, a Debtor. This Is to notify that, at the first meeting of Creditors of the aoovenamed Debtor, holdon at the Supreme Court-house, Auokland, this day, Arthur Dunbebln Bennett.of the Olty of Auok land, Certificated Accountant In Bankruptcy, was elected to be Creditors' Trustee of the Pro perty of the abevunamsd Debtor; and that the >ald At thnr Dunbebln Bennett has duly signified to the Registrar, ia writing, his acceptance of auoh ofilo 0. Dated at Auokland, this Uth day of August, 1882. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. '■ J. M. Speed, Solioitor, Agent for Debtor's Solioitor, A. W. Bromfiiild, Tauranga. t ' . ■' New Teas. TffEW REASON'S rpEAS. The undersigned haa Juat Received, Por Rotorua (transhipped ex Menmuir, from Foochow), 1300 /\ 1300 PACKAGES ' A PACKAGES ROSEBUD. NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Consisting of HALF-CHESTS AND BOXESJOF FINE TO MEDIU CONGOUS. Sample for L quoring can be obtained on application. A. HITHER. rpHE NEW TEAS OF SEASON 1882-3, The Bubsoriber, in soliciting orders for NEW SEASON TEAS, has every oonfldenoe In recom mending them as being very much superior to any Teas placed on the Auokland Market for some time. Prioes as under 1— Per lb. s, d. s. d. Good Common Congou _ _ 18to 2 0 Fine Congou and Bouchong.. _ 2 to 2 A Very Superior Sample of Indian Tea, sold pure as imported . 2id The merits of New Tea as compared with Old are hut Indifferently appreciated by tea drinkers. Old Tea is "stale, flat, and unprofit able," takes more time to lutnse, 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 fragrance. Orders called tor and Goods Delivered to a parts of the city. ROBERT R E W, TEA AND COFFKE MERCHANT. Victoria and Au_.irt-Btb_.ets, AucnniANn LESSONS IN DRAWING, SKETCHING FROM NATURE, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, Are given by Mr. BALL, Mount Roekill Road, FortemßWPlMSL B EOH,Short_ana.Btreet.



Public .Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND. Notice is hereby given, that MR JAMES DERROM is appointed Clerk op Wobkb and Building Stn.Vß.-OR to the Olty Council ot Auokland. P.A.PniLIP3. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, August U, 1882. IGEORGB MAY, of Newmarket, and , late of Epsom, hereby give notloe that I have Disposed ot the Whole of my Property (both real and poraonal) to enable me to Pur chase an Annuity for my Life, which Annuity I have purchased, and beyond tbat I have no in come or property whatsoever. I warn alt per- Isons that no one has any authority to Contraot any Debts in my namo or on my behalf. Dated this 12th day of August, 1832. GEORGE MAY. Witness: Edwin Hbbebth, WESTEKN FLOUR-MILIiS, OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROB. Beg to inform tho publlo that they aro now pre pared to aupply BopaaiOß Oathbal in any quantity, guaranteed pure and fresh. Flour, Sharps, Bran, Wheatmeal, Malzemeal, Maize, Oats, Fowl Wheat, Seo., always on hand. Depot—Karangahape Rood, Newton. Mills—Westorn Springs. August 11,1882. SlftttEß Machines at 2s 6d per week ; Cottons, Silks. Needles, etc; Bepalts at London prloes and warranted.—D. 8, Chambers 70. Qneen-street. "DEDUCTION IN FIRE RATES. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL.. ONB MILLION STERLING! FIRE RISKS token on the moat LIBERAL TERMB. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. GEORGE P. PIERCE, General Manager. Taine's Free Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM • HOUSE • STREET EAST (Nearly faolug Queen-street Wharf), MERCHANDISE, &0„ STORED AT CUR RENT RATES. Good Ckllaeaoe fob Liquids. FRANK TAINE, Importer and Produce Merchant. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap ' Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies i- A_ R. I_add, Cab'tmaker-Karaneahape Road W. H. Yonng, Grocer ..Ponsonby Koad R. Blmie, Baker __ _ Aroh Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker .Corner ot Kyber Pass and Symonds-st. 3, Reid, Grooer _ -Corner of Kyber Pass and Grafton Roads W. S. Collins, Grooer .. Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker -.Newmarket. DELIVERIES:- Town Hourly. Suburban tlt a.m. and 6 p,mt No. W, Telephone Exchange. HEAD OFFICE 1- NATHAN'S BOND. Customhous&stbeet. "jmLEOTKIC SUPPLIES, OPPENHEIMER de CO., Auckland, Sole Agents In New Zealand for Edward Pater. son's European Telegraph Works, Contractor to H.M. Government. Paterson's Loud Speaking MICRO TELEPHONES. Patorßon's Ebonite Bell TELEPHONES. Price, with Chord, £1 eaoh. Paterson's Carbon Transmitters, with Bells. Prioe. £310s eaoh. ; Leolanohe's Batteries complete. Price, 7s Od eaoh. Insulated Wires jor'Teli'eiionkb ob ELECTRIC LIGHTS. For full partlonlars apply to OPPENHEIMER & CO,, AUCKLAND, OICTON COAL COMPANY (Limited). Capital ~_3G0,000 In 80,000 Shares of £1 eaoh, of whloh only 30,000 are at present offered to the Publio. Terms.—One Shilling on application, One Bulling and Sixpence on allotment; the balance by Calls as required, not exceeding Two Shil lings and Si__penoe at a time, and at intervals of not less than one month. As the Sharo List will close on the 81st August next, and a limited number only have been snpplied to eaoh distriot, early application should be made, bPKCiMEns of the Coal oan be seen, andooples oflpiospectns and forms of application for Shares tainedfrom JAMES STODART & SONS- Insurance Buildings, Auckland. COKE. r( O X E. THE AUCKLAND GAB COM' PANY (Limited) | Will Deliver this very economical fuel In Quantities to suit house- _ g holders, at the following rates for {J 0 places within one mile of the g H 2 m Works; longer distances in pro- g to z g portion-— M B. fl. Por saok. 3 bushels ....IE fisaoks ..__-._-,__,.. 0 3 10 Bucks, or i ton... _. _ _11 6 20 socks, or 1 ton _ __, _ _._i 0 Ordors may be left at the Office or Works. ■ j GAS FITTINGS, O IMPORTERS AND SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE. The undersigned are prepared to execute INDENTS fo- Goods, as well as undertake the SALE OF PRODUCE in the London Market, on specially favourable terms. CRUICKSHANK & CO. 18, Queea-street, Auckland, August 1.1882. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIBB FURNISHING, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND THB GENERAL PUBLIO. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FBOM TBE MAKERS, AND BELLS DIBEOT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/8; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces. 87/6; Chamber Sets, 7/9 to 40/; China Tea sets, 20 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Bpoons, for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups, 11, 0/doz: Looking Glasses, from 4/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/8 to 28/; Cruet Stands, 3/6 to 25/{ Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 sot; Iron Bedsteads, full size, 22/6; Brittania Metal Teapots, 51; Kleotro-nlated Cruets, Spoons, and Forks, all dualities; Bird Cages, 8/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket Cut lory ; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Buckets; Lamps, from 3/9; 61n. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Ironsi 1/; Fauoy Goods of every kind; Vases, from V pair .and one thousand and' one articles ot use and ornament, at , Prices only possible under onr New System of DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. 1 All Goods Marked in Plain Figures (Wholesal and Retail). Goods carefully paoked and forwarded to all parts of the country Direct Supply Store, 249. QUKJKN -STREET. Opposite Close Bros. qpecial notice. T. & H. C OOKE ' ' CABINETMAKERS. UPHOLSTERERS. &0„ i HAVE REMOVED TO TBEIB i New Premises in Viotoria-st., Thuee Doobs Above Thkatbe Buildings. -.- .....im«- i .111.11111 l J.lllll .ILJMII »P_._-«»_»W»<l.lll»ia , IM.IIIIIII l»l



Personal. WILL Mr Alfred Collins kindly meet Brother William aboard Mail Steamer from Lrttelton, on route 'Friaoo. ■ - I ■ 'I ■■ "" 3 Calls. OLD CALEDONIAN GOLDMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. At a meeting of Dlreotors. held this day, a Call (the 6th) or Ono shilling per Share was made on tbe Capital of the Company, payable to the seorotary, at the OiHee ef the Company, Now Zealand lnsnranoe Company's Eulidlnua. Anokland. on MONDAY, the 29th day of August, 1882. JAMES STODART Beowtary. Auokland, August 11,1832. HAMES DEEP LEVEL" TRIBUTE COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAEBIIOLDEKS. At a Meeting of Directors, held this day. a Call of Thteeuenco per Share was made on the Capital of the Company, payable to the Secre tary at the office of the Company, New Zealand Inauranoe Company's Buildings, Auokland, on FRIDAY, the 26th day of August Instant JAMlsa STODART. Secretary. Auckland. August 10.1682, . - Medical. MARSHALL'S Pure Homoopathic Medloines can be obtained from Good sen's London Area do at Is por bottle, or Oi per dozen. "TVR. WALKER, Surgeon, wishse to JL_/ notify to his patients and the publlo gonerally. that he haa removed to Ilkloy House, at the top of Groy-streot, lately in the occupa tion of Mr Robert Home. DR. WALKER may be consulted us usual at Mr Gardner's. "The English Pharmacy." 181, Qneen-street, daUy from 10 to 11 a.m.; and owing to his proo tloe increasing and extending, the hours ot consultation at Mr Morgan's "The Golden Moitar," will In future be from 0 to 10 a.m., and 7 to 8 p.mi TOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE TOOTHACHE.t I Immediate ReUet by using EDBONS MAGIC K3SKNOE, In 18 Bottles, ( JAMES C A T ER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST (Member Phabmaobutical Societx), HOBSON-aTRKKT, close to Wolllng.cn-street, Auckland. NZ. Kepler .Malt Extract) The undersigned, AS AGENT, has juat opened in EXCELLENT CONDITION the first Shipment of the following:— KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, Largo and Small Sizes. KEPLER S EXTRACT OF MALT. with Hops KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With H_tPOPHOSFEITEEr_ KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With Pkpsinh KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With GHKMIOAL FOOD. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Bees' and Ibon. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Oil and lodide or Inoi.. The "Lancet"'says:—"Keoler Molt Extract Is very good, and may be used with oontldonoo." Second Report of the " L&ncot" on the Kepler Malt Kxtract -.—Renter's Bxtraot of Malt la aa disttnot an advance in therapeutics as was the Introduction ot cod-liver oil. It is one of our beat remedies for atonlo dyspepsia, and is undoubtedly useful in consumption and other wasting diseases." ; Agent fob Auckland— fIBAVES AICKITVP ' XJf The Ph abma cy, Queen st. J-l Auctions. TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock, ON RAILWAY WHARF, ._ A LARGE LOT OF OLD ROPE AKD TWINE, ETC. , Ex A. T, Stallknkcht. GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. On Acooumt of Whom it May > CONCERN. PRINTS! PRINTS! PRINTS! GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell at his Rooms, opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's _ Mills, Lower Queen-street, on tho above date, at 11 o'clock, 2 BALES FANCY PRINTS - 1 OASE PLAIN CAMBRICS All more or less damaged. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16. WHITE SHIRTS t WHITE SHIRTS ! . • ~,. WHITE SHIRTS ! GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his rooms (opposite Messr« Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lowon Queen-street, on tho above date, at U o'olook, ■t Q CASES WHITE SHIRTS v I OASE FINE HARVARD SHIRTS. Terms at Sale. || WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, • :S AT NOON. DOWDEN'S MARtTqUEEN-STREET. . By Order of the Registrar oi the Supreme Court. R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by . auotion, by order of the Registrar, on Wednesday aext, the 16th inst., at the Mart of W, Dowden, Quesn-strßet, AN IMPROVED FARM) situate In the Papaknra Valley, known as Glover's : Farm, and being Lots numbers 37 and C 7, ... and Northern aud Soatheru parts ot Al- " lotment number 62, ot the Parish ot .-, Papakura, County ot Eden, containing 163 aorea, 1 rood and 9 porches ol goad scoria Volcanio Land, 100 acres In grass, 45 acres In bush, balance fern; seven roomed House, and neoeß-Ory outbuild- , ! lngs; Sohool across the road: 10sper day clear profit to be made ont of the firewood; £60 offered for site tor Sohool toaoher's homo, 1 K. C. GREENWOOD, Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, At 1 o'clock. GREAT NoITtH ROAD, J. B. MARRIOTT HAS received instructions from Mr Oashell to sell by auotion at his reoldenoe, back of the Glasgow Store, Great North Road, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE (Horso-halr). Wood Bedstead, Washstand, Dining Tablo, Looking Glass, Conoh, Chairs, Dining Table, Plot mob. Lustres, Vosos, Crookeryware, Tabs, Buokets, fto,, Sec Also, Cage with Canary, and a lot ot other articles too numerous to mention. At 1 o'olook sharp. J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioueer and General Salesman. {COUNTRY CATTLE SALES. DECitv-Wednesday, August 10 Papakura-Wednesday, August 80 ALFRED BUCKLAND. Crown L&nds Offloe, Patea, 6th Angast, 1882, AFORTHER SALE OF 6,918 ACRES OF CROWN LANDS, oomprlslng -16 Seetlons (1,876 aores) bash lands, at from £115s to £2 5s per acre (bbbiderob noz coMPtrrsoßY), In the KAUPOKONU SURVEY DISTRICT: and I Seotlon (100 acros) open land, at _l per acre, ia tho OEO BURVKY fcISTRICT, will be open for application, on deterred payments, at the Land Offices. Patea and Hawera. on WEDNESDAY, 6th September, 1882. Contested applications will bo decided by pnbUo auotion, at Hawera, on FRIDAY, Bth [September, at 11 a.m_ And 36 Sections (3.9J3 cores) bnah lands, at from £1 IBs to £2 per acre, in the KAUPo- KONUI SURVEY DIBTRICT, will l» sold by publio auction for cash, at Hawera, on FRIDAY, Bth September. Full particulars of the above lanes will be published in the " New Zealand Gazette,"oople» of whloh can bo obtained at any Land Offloe in the Colony. Plans and Pesters will be exhibited at mi Railway Stations and Post Offices throughout the Colony, and can be obtained et any af the Land Offices, O. A. WHAT, ... commissioner of Crown Lands. " "(GcwtiwMfltf in Fourth Page.) a_a_ag_g_aagS__g«__g_-_iil^l^