GREAT FIRE IN SYDNEY.

Tlie warden Palace Burned.

[Reuters Tht-korans.)

SYDNEY, ibis day, 9 a.m. < Tiie Garden Palace, situated in the Inner Domain—the building in which ihe New «outh Wales International Exhibition of 1879 wns held—has been totally destroyed by fire. Tbe conQapration broke out nt 5 o'clock this morning, and la still raging. Tho sight of tho burning building is most grand, and thousands of people are now on the spot. All efforts to save the Palace have been without avail, and nothing can pve veut its complete destruction. The offices iv occupation are a branch of the Lands Department, the Census Office, and the Harbour Offices were in the buildiug, and j it, is feared that thero will he a serious loss of official documents and other Government property.

Valuable Documents Destroyed.

Damage Half-a-Million sterling. SYDNEY, this day (11 a m.) All tho archives of the Mining Depart ment, tho Census Cilices, and Linnsean Society, together with the national colleo- , tlOll Ot mineral-, in tho Technological Mnsoum, have been d\>iroyeil at the Garden Palace. The estimated loss in all amounts to half fl-million sterling. The dome of tho building fell with a crush twenty minutes after tho lire Drokc out. The destruclion is complete.

POLICE COURT—This day.

(Boforo J. E. Macdonald, Esq., R.M.) I)RUNKKNN_sa.-David Thomas and Mary Robinson woro lined 5s each. Eliza in a New Character—-Eliza Rice of Chancery Lane, was charged with stealing £1 'Si 8d on tho 21st instant, from tho porson of David Thomas, whilo tho latter was in a state of drunkenness.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty.— Mr Pardy stated that Thomas and tho woman woro drinking together at tho bar of the Grey hound Hotel,' when prisoner committed tho act.-Charles Thompson, barman, saw Thomas and tho woman in the house at 9.30 yesterday morning. Tho woman put her hand in Thorn us's pocket, drow out tho money, wrapped it in a handkerchief and placed it in hor breast. Ho gavo hor into custody.—Constablo O'Brien arrested her, and found tho money upon hor, £1 33 Bd.—Three months' imprisonment. An Old Saw.—William Turner was charged with stealing n saw, valuo 2s Gd, tho property of some person unknown.—Mr Pardy said the accused was seen yesterday hy Constablo Mc- Donnell, running with a saw concealed under his jaokct; the owner had not been found.— Remanded until Monday. Embezzlement. - George Hart, on remand, was chargod with embezzling tha sum of £5 18s on the 2uth August, the property of Joseph Booth, Hobson-strcct.—Mr Pardy said tho sovcral amounts sto:on had boen lumped together. Thosoveral sums wero enumerated. The prisoner had been in the employ of tho Auckland Milk Purveying Company, and had appropriated tho monies. Prisoner ploadod guilty, but said he had no intention of defraud ing Mr Booth. As prisoner had been previously convicted of similar oll'onees, ho was sent to gaol for six months with hard labour. MARSH, the Burglar,.—Robert Marsh wa9 again brought tip on a chargo of breaking and enteringtho dwelling-house of tho llev. James Guy, of Franklin Road, with intent to commit a burglary thorcin, on tbo 11th inst. In this case Mr Pardy asked for a further and final remand, as tho witnesses had not come up from tho Thames. Remanded until Wodncsday next.

Breaking a Man's Leg.—Charles Bright Burrcndercd his bail, and appeared in answer to a charge of violently nssaultiug William Thomas Moss, knocking him down, kicking him, and breaking his leg, on tho 31st July.— Mr Partly related the caso, and said tho polico had been unable to procure the attendance of nn important witnoss, still, ho would go on with tlio case, rather than ask for a further remand. —Prisoner said several persons were in Court who\ could speak to tho facts.—Mr Tyler appeared for prisoner, who called the several persons pointed out by prisoner.—William Thomas Moss deposed that ho was a i-hip's steward, previous to the accident. He went to tho Custom-house Hotel with a man named Anderson, between three and four o clock on tho afternoon of tho 31st July. They went into the bar. Tho accused was in the passage on the opposite side. He and Anderson had each adrlnk. Tho accused began abusing Anderson, making use of oiFensive remarks. He spoko to Mr Campion, the landlord, about tho accused Ho was spoken to, and immediately Bright gave him a lu-avy blow and knocked him down. Felt a kick on tho leg. Heard someone call out, Don't kick tho |mau whilo ho ia down. Was assisted to get up. Some men took prisoner away from him. Ho was helped into the side room. Hislegwasveryipainfnl; thought it was broken. It swollod very much-near tlio anklo. Anderson went for a, cab. Ho rematnod in the hotel that day, and the next day was taken to the Hospital. Was brought from thero this morning.—Dr Goldsbro'. deposed that he was present acting s rgeon of tho Hospital. Tho last witness had been under his charge Binco Dr Phi-ton's illness. Moss was admitted on the Ist August with a :'ractured leg. Was still under his care In the Hospital.—To Mr Tylor: Tho leg was generally bruised and discoloured. It was tho largo bone that was broken just abovo the ankle.—Rowland W. Campion, licensee of tho Cnstom-house Hotel, deposed to remembering tho assault in his hotel. Saw a scuttle. Both men went down. Witness went ronnd to tho men. Saw the accused knock Moss down. l>id not see any kick, but a kiok might have been given without his seeing it. He behoved it was Anderson who said, Done kick'tho man whilo ho is down. Ho took tho accused off Moss, and then went into tbo bar. Other meu were looking on, but they took no part in tne disturbance.—To Mr Pardy: Tho accused mado a blow at him, but ho avoided its force. Did not sco anyone meddlo with Moss but the accused.— Mary Howard ac-posed to living an barmaid at tne hotol at the ume. Bad seen Briuht at tho honse several times. Saw Moss and Anderson come Into tbe hotel. Bright camo in; he was r-.bout half-Mid-linlf-in a medium state, Bright went into the passage and the oihar men wero. at tho bur. Heard Bright o\H onderaon a loafer. Mr Campion took her place in the bar while Bhe went oat into tho yard. <;n her retnrn Moss was' lying on the floor, and Bright or d Mr Campion standing by his Bide. Campion Bald - jj it. font kiok a man wien he is down. Bright went out, and Moss was as sisted Into tho side room by Anderson. Bright was looking angry, as far »s she could see. Bright was ntoppod from kicking the man. —Constable Alfred James Mitoheil deposed that h« romembered the prisoner being brooght, no by Constable Kellr, from Mercury Bay; he I bad him In custody; a man came to see tne prisoner; heard prisoner nay tho charge of kiok-; ing Mobs was f also, that he had on a light pair of boots that day. He confessed to striking the injured man, and thit he was drinking at the Custom-house Hotol: that Moss had been spong ing on him and hia friends, and on requesting Moss to go away. Mopß gave him an offensive reply, consequently he struck him, and presently piolce'd him up and threw him to the ground. Moss, he said, must have had his leg turned under, otherwise he could not account for his leg being broken. This was the evidence for the proßeoutlon.—Mr Tyler submitted that the eyldenoo was not sufficient to send the aoouaed for trial.—His Worahip considered tbe evidence insufficient to establish the charge ot malicious injury, and discharged the prisoner,

CIXiEOE Against Madams V_i.bntise.— valentine Bc-cquot was again brought up on a charge of robbtnn Henry Collins, a bushman. of the Bum ot fi2o, on the 19th lnßt»nt.—Mr Tyler and Mr George appeal ed in defonoe of tho Bcousad. All witnesses wero ordo'ed out of Court—Mr Par'y recapitulated the alleged facts.—Tbo Uourt was crowded by SpeotatOW. —Ifonry Collins deposed t_at_e was at present residing in Auckland. OnMonrlat lost he wont to the house of the accused la Welleaier-street ut 11,30 p.m.: hid about £30 In gold and aJS'O note. 'Xhasoverelgrs were In a bag, and tbe note was lv his pocket book la hla oresst pocbet He s*r,t for drinks, spoot -3 In that way. Madamo Valantlno took the money for tho drinks. Gave Mary Igoe. a girl in tho honse. fit, and m to the oiSot girl. Klcook. Stayed there aU night; was 1 thoroughly drunk in tho house: remembered (zolna to bed : hie money was All right then ; Btayed with Mary Igoe; awoke at 7 in the morning and went out for a short walk: felt for his money and found tbat his money was gone; he turned baok to tho house, nnd Informed Madam" Valentine that he had loan h s money: told her it she would give half of it biok he would say no more about It: Bhe denlnd all knowledga of It. Tbe girls said they took it; the accused was not pre«ent when he spoke to the ginp. Ho "aid no more about tho money; was certain tho £10 was token, as well as the .old ; carefully searched his pockets ; they were empty; drnntt Bngiish beer, fraas-examined by Mr Tyler: Went to berl about 13.38: when he awoke be found Mary Isoe by hla side ; wont to tho 3»sh and OoorComo&ny'a offloo on brtßlsess the day beforo :be wai b sub-contractor, and conld prove how ho became possessed of the money ; came from Tairua, whore he hid men under him: gave tUcook a pound for old acquaintance sake; Bho saked him for a protent. Old not bave both the girls in rhn room With him. Had known ths girls be fore. Took he girls to tho Auokland Hotel j _«t' no w. Had a drink together. Had seen then every day b! cc about this caso at tho hotel, not toflx Madam. He opened hitlevel and saw Mn.rv Igoe tarro the monoy. ' old tbe dt eoTive of MS 1038. Mr Tyler: What are you laughing at? Witness Twi put "j*JJ. sea fanny quottlocs. (-snghser-.l He told Ino police that Mary laoa had taken the money; did not sco Madame in hia room, if eho was there be must have been asleep: Madamewld the ten-pound note w*s put hack in his pocket that one of tho alrls bad taken.—Mr J>er. And did you not find It In your pooke'i wimees: No; I'm tfowen if ICIW. (Laughter,. -Miry Igoe, elng'n. residing with Ma&an.e Valentine, deposed that she knew Harry lolllns; he came to seetfier on Monday Jss' about 1130 at night; he had been drinking harrt. and asked him to oome out and r-hont 'or the lot; be consented; and gave Madame a Sovereign; she sent for a bottle ot Knglleh o'e, and a bottle ot wlno, and stuck to the change; Bhe told Madame to give poor Harry his ohnnste;: Bhe replied: ' Mind your own business Miss." The bottles wee re peated, Horry handing out another sovereign, and then another, making three pounds. Harry was about to leave, when alada'no oalled her into the bedroom and said Horry had got plonty of money upon him. Hob him: he Is very drunk; and tho moaey might a* well bo spent hero as at "Hiaolc Jula». ho won't know what has become of hla money. He gave witness £1. Midaroe said-watoh him iIT to sleep, nnd than d;aw the money. He will know nothing abmt It. BiacK Julia's" Is an opposition establ tohmeot. Harry was standing at tho door at tho time. Sho invited him into her bedroom, and per suaded him to nestle in her bed for tho night. Madame came to her door, after Harry was in bed, and she-pulled out a number of Sovereigns from his pooket and banded them to. Madame, itte gave witness £2 forhis lodging and £2 as a

loan. Sho gave the SA to Madame, who said. i " If you don't rob Harry, I'll punoh your nose. i Clara heard her say so. She owed Madame ) tho monoy for washing and oxponßes. Madame [ always waited ar, the door tor all the I money she got ot hor trieods. She gave ?/adamo about 7 aovs. and a noto. Sho ordered I her to go back and take another dip into Harry _ pookot. Sho refneed, when Madama said—yon are ab— fine woman to have in a house; you will do as I tell you. Olara then Btola in and took a noto out of his ipooket.— She begged Madame to give her a pair of boots out of the money. Madama replied that sbo only got £10 out of Hsrrj'a monoy, nnd had oihor billo to ray. Personally she was not a sixpence richer by Harry's oompany, To Mr Tyler; She got hor living by wicked purposes. as Madame did,- had boen untler Madame'a roof about 10 months; bad hoard a good deal about Harry ; he wasoonsiderod a good fellow and liberal at Ehonilng; he only slept with her onoe; he was Intlmato with Madame, and Bnmotlmes went to sco Julia; she owed Madarao £5 for board, oto.. and had not a Shill ing ; when times were bad Madame provided for hor, and nomatimes lent hor a few shillings. wont to Hoth'n b*tbs. ond fchonto Mr Dawaon'e; tbe ohemlst, In Wellesley-street, for two '-p'.ok me ups "-refreshers after a nproe. Coala not remember what never ooonrrod. Did not want to put It on M«<iamo to aoreon herself; was obliged to oboy Madame, or be kicked ont In Maiamo'H foßhlon.—To Mr Pardy: She was an unfortunate girl, ann Madame subjected her to rjjunl.>liment If sho did not oboy her and Rive up every sixpence she tot.—Mr Tyler: Have not yon got a father and mother ? Witner.: Ye a, bit I oannotllveathomothronghtholMU-treatmont.— Mr Tyler: Yon ohoso this oourse of life yourself, did yon not?— Witness (bursting into tears): I was driven to it. would prefer a situation.— Mr Pardyobjoctedto Mr Tyler's questions; ho k.ow the history of the witness; she was driven from home; It was a Bad and too common oasc. (Lett fitting.)

TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day,

'I lie Queen ot Beauty expect to start No. 9 to-night. The ba tery is still crushing, and the stuff is shaping satisfactorily. They clean up at the end of the month. The water in the big pump shaft was down 51ft below No. 5 jesterday. The two boilers formerly used to work tbe winding engine arc being repaired, so as to leavo the other three boilers exclusively for tho pump.

TE AROHA, this day,

The richest discovery made at Te Aroha has just been made in the Bonanza, the prospectors' claim. The reef is similar to the Shotover of old. Gold as rich was brokon off by tho "Mail" reporter this morning.

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

At the Resident Magistrate's Court to day, a charge of cruelty to animals was preferred against Messrs J. S. Buckland and Wm. Ring. EvidoDoe was given to the effect that when following the Pakuranga hounds on the I7th August last, a collie dog belonging to Cap tain Mcpherson got among tho hounds and killed the hares, completely spoiling the spjrt. Indignation being froely exprested, Messrs Buckland and Ring cau.ht the dog and strangled him with a saddle strap, and then threw him in a ditch, believing bim to bo dead. _ The dog, however, recovered. After taking a considerable amount of evidence, tbe Bench decided to dismiss the case, as no intentional cruelty had been committed. Somo surprise has been ex pressed at*Mr Northcroft, R.M., leaving the Bench and allowing three Justices- to deal with the case.

RUSSELL, this day. Arrived (yesterday) : Cutter Dream. Sailed: Norval and Glenelg. Passengers: Messrs Salmon, Norton, Menrs, Miss Clif ford, and others. The local whaleboat secured a wholo on Wednesday, DUNEDIN, this day. The Cromwell Company sent down a cake of 40S ozs. frum 400 tons stone. The ship Ben Nevis brings 36 passengers. One child died on tho voyage. During a hurricane ou August 31st, a seaman was washed overboard. Arrived : Deciraa, from Sydney. \

OPERA HOUSE.-"The World.'

ANOTiiKR packed house witnessed tbe per formance of "The World" by Mr Bland Holt and company last evening. The re presentation was a great improvement on that of the previous evening, though tho-e who attended the Opera House on the open ing night of the season could not tben toe that there was roem for greater excellence. Last evening the supernumeraries seemed better drilled, and tbe sensa tion scenes were more effective - notably the explosion tableau, which had nn appearance sufficiently dreadful to cause many an involuntary start amongst the audience.' With theleading characters We have already dealt at lengtb, aud intend in thia notice io refer to the subsidiary characters. Miss Tilly L.ko, who<e ballet solo in the masquerade scene " took im mensely " is a clever little lady, and a dansevse entitled t> take a foremost place in her 'line, Miss Mainwaring has but a small part consigned to her, Viz., that of Mrs Mc*nb, a neuiulgic pas senger on the Lily of the Valley, but she contrives to make it a prominent feature in the steamer scene. The part assigned to Miss Mortyne is also a subsidiary one, but the young lady can take the flattering unction to her soul that she is much better than her r6le. Mossrs St. Laurence, Cole man, Patterson, Marshall, and the other male performers do what is required of them conscientiously and well. We have been requested to mention that to-morrow (Saturday) a late train will leave Auckland for Onehunga at 11,15 p.m., affording residents along the line an oppor tunity of witnessing the performance with out inconvenience. Another thoughtful act of the business manager, Mr Seagrav., is the making of arrangements for the sale of tickets for the stalls and pit at Wayte's.

MASONIC INSTALLATION.

The annual installation of officers for Lodge Prince of Wales, No. 1338, 8.C., took place last night in the Masonic Hall, Princes-street, Dr. Dawson, P,M., being the installing officer, and a large number of members and visiting btt tliren being pre sent. The names of the officers who were installed aro as follow:—W.M., Bro. W, _. Collins; S.W., Bro. J. P. Clark; J,W., Bro F. M. H. Lusk; chap lain, Bro. C. M. Nelson ; treasurer, Bro. W. H. Skinner, P.M,; secretary, Bro. M. S. Leers, P.M.; Director of Cere monies, Bro. W. Rattray, P.M. ; Organist, Bro. Major Pirie; S.D., Bro. E. W. BuW ton; J.D., Bro, |A. W. Gardner; J.G., Bro. M. Cottle; Stewards, Bros. F. G. Ewington and G. W. Hardwick; Tyler, Bro. Edward Tonge. The retiting Yy.M. (General Gossettl and fheW.M. elect (Bro. Collins) were both indisposed and therefore left as soon as the ceremony was over. Bro. Skinner therefore took the chair at the banquet, which was_ held immediately afterwards. The toast list was as follows :

"The Queen and Craft," "H.rt.H. the Prince ot Wales, M.W.G.M of Eng land," both by the chairman ; " The Grand Masters of Ireland and Scotland," proposed by Bro. Key. 0. M, Kelson, P.M.; "Dis t'ict 6.M.. G.S. tsrabam, P.M., Prov. O.M.'b G. P, Pierce, P.M., and F. Whit nker, P.M.," proposed by the chairman; " The W. M. of tbe Prince of Woles Lodge," proposed by Bro. F. W. E. Dawson, P.M., and responded to by the chairman; " The Visiting Brethren," proposed by Bro. W. Rattray, and responded to by Bros. Gooch and Forrest; " The Installing Master," proposed by Bro.Lcersand respon ded to by Dr. Dawson; "The P.M.'sof the Prince of Wales Lodge," proposed by Bro. H. U. Wade and responded to by Bro. Rattray; "The Officers of the Prince of Wales Lodge," proposed by Bro. W. P. Moat and reeponded to by Bro. J. P. Clark, and the Tyler's toast, A very enjoyable evening was spent, Bro, Gooch singing in his best style "God Bless the Piince of Wales," and "The Moss Trooper." Dr. Walker contributed, "When Other Lips," Bro, Forrest performed brilliantly upon the piano, "Home, Sweet Home," and other pieces. '

A clegram was received from the Queen of Beauty mine manager this afternoon, stating that the water is down to No. 9 cap piece Everything is going on all right. In our report of the Devonport Musical Society's late concert we inadvertently omitted to mention that Mr Alfred Bartley gave effective assistance as accompanist on the piano. : The steward of the barque Mendoza, who ' has been missing for the ;psst four or five months,and who wai supposed to have been drowned, and for whose-body the harbour was at sundry times dragged turned up in"to\vh to-day-, niuch to the aktobisliment of everyone. He haa been in tbe bush since his disappearance, and is now about to ship on the barque Langstono. Mr W. G. Patterson, of Ponsonby, writing with reference to the fire in Wood street, says : I defy any of the Fire Brigade or Salvage Corps to say that they were on tho roof of Mr Macindoe's honse, as I was the only one on the roof aided by another neighbour, who I de not know, wno handed me up the water, which preye_ted the spread of fire in that direction. V ■> ■

CABLEGRAMS.

BKTJT-BS '_-___ORAMS,

RCSSIA IN AN ALLIANCE WITH MONTENEGRO. ST. PETERSBURG, September 19. An offensive and defensive alliance was concluded today between the Russian and Montenegrin Governments. COMMERCIAL. LONDON, September 19. Consols have advanced to 100 J. The markets for colonial produce are unchanged. AUSTRALIANS V. SHAW'S TEAM. LONDON, September 20. The cricket matchattheOval, between the Australian team and Shaw's Eleven, which visited the colonies last year, was resumed to-day, when tbe visitors, with 7 wickets down and 38 runs to their credit, continued their first innings, which closed for a total of 87. The home team then went in for their second innings, and at the close of the day's play had lost 6 wickets for 190 runs. PRIMaTE OF NEW SOUTH WALES. SYDN-Y, September 21. The Bishops of New South Wales havo decided to take the opinion of counsel with regard to tbo legality of the impending election of a Bishop to tbe vacant sco of Sydney. MELBOURNE, this day. Arrived, this morning: l'otomahano, s.s., from tho Bluff.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

[REUTERS CABLEGRAMS.]

The Reported Assassination at Damietta Untrue. ALEXANDRIA, September 21. A report which wa» current tbat Abdel. lad, commander nt Damietta, bad been shot by his troops is now known to havo been without foundation. Tho rebel garri son at Damietta will bo forthwith sum moned to surrender, otherwise the place will be bombarded by tho British iron clads. The Khedive's Movements, The Khedive has postponed his departure for Cairo till Monday next. Outrages on Europeans. A Comniission, consisting of native and European officers, has been appointed-to prosecute those who have beon guilty of outrages against Europeans during the rebellion. Ihe lrial of Rebel Chiefs. It has been arranged that the British officers shall participate in tho Court Martial to be held at Cairo to try rebti officers,

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Poorages for British Com xaan&ors- LOJNDON, Sept. 21, 6 n,m. It is intended to raise Admiral Sir Bean champ Seymour and Sir Garnet Wolseley to the peerage, in acknowledgment of their Egyptian services. Riot at Damanhour. \ A riot has occurred in Damanhour, in which the mob attacked and beat the Governor. The rioters were arrested by British troops. The Khedive Timid. Tho Khedive hesitates about his pend ing visit to Cairo. Arabi 111, Arabi is reported to be ill -suffering from dysentery and fvor,

SUPREME CO URT.- IN CHAMBERS.

(Before His Honor Mr Juitice Gillies).

MACKIK V. OFPK-HEJMttß.—This was an action for a bill idr £300. The defen. dant bad made an affidavit that there was an agreement to renew the bill, and on this affidavit had obtained leave to defend the action. Plaintiff now sought to set aside the -leave on tho ground that tbo affidavit was false. The affidavits in support of the apolication were three in number, and disclosed the following facts : -That in May last the defendant (Oppenheimer) came bo the plaintiff and asked him to give an accommodation bill for £300. On plaintiff refusing to do this, the defendant ottered to give him his bill for a liko amount, but payable two days before the plaintiffs bill. To this the plaintiff con sented, and gave his bill for a liko amount for three mon'hs. On the next day he went down with his book-keeper, and asked the defendant for his note in terms ot the agreement. This tbe defendant gave, and stated tbat te bad lodaed plaintiffs note in the bank, but made his (Oppenheimer's) note to plaintiff payable two dajs before tlie plain« tiffs note became due. This statement the plaintiff accepted, and nothing happened till the maturity of the bill on the Ist of September, when the plaintiff received notice of the defendant's bill being dis honoured, but that his own in favour of tbe defendant had been paid to the defendant. Plaintiff then discovered for the first time that both notes had been made pay able on the same day ; and on demanding payment the defendant asked him to give him till three o'clock to find the money. The plaintiff in his affidavit denied that there was any agreement to renew, and alao alleged that the material statements in the defendant's affidavit were false. Plaintiff's affidavit was supported by the affidavit of his son and of Arthur Bettany. Upon the case being called on by the Registrar this morning, His Honor said that it was a very gross case, and that had he known of these facts when the order was applied for on Monday, he would not have granted it, bnt that when he saw a person calling himself a merchant, making an affidavit of an agreement to renew, he thought it was entitled to some woight; but that upon these facts he should at once order the money to be de posited.-Mr E. Hesketh, counsel for the filaintiff, here interposed, and said he be ieved His Honor would not be troubled with this matter, as he had received a mes sage that the defendant desired to settle ; and at his request the case stood over for settlement,

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[advertisement.] ME SAMUKL JAGGER AND THE PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL. To the inhabitants of Auckland, especially the City West and its suburbs,—l beg to notify that having received information from Mr Samuel Jagger (through his traveller) that he did not core to serve me with ale, because I am drawing four different ales, on account of -whioh, he is afraid the ales will go bad, and his espe cially would get a bad name—this followed up by putting a pointed question to Mr Jagger personally—if he objected to serve me, to send his clerk with my account up to date, which he did, and whloh I have settled forthwith, I Iherefore state he had no right to qestion how many ales I choose to draw, and if the time comes when my ales should go bad,<then will be the time for him to complain and be afraid. I appeal to those who patronise my bouse, whether it is a fact tho Prince Arthur draws as sound and good ales, according to its qualities, as any house in town. I appeal to hint or any brewer I have dealt with these last eight years, whether it is a fact they have no moro bad returns from my cellars than any house ta town. If the abovo are facts, and I can prove them to be so, why should a monopoly created in the peraon of Mr Samuel Jagger attempt to crush free trade of this particular article in tho person of your humble servant of the Prince Arthur 1 Because, ladies and gentlemen, I antlcipato, ho has a motive for this objection of his ta my drawing four ales. It Is this: I having used his ale bo long a time, my customers bave acquired a pal ate for his ale, that the withdrawing it from my house will also withdraw some of my customers to those houses in tho immediato vioinity he is moro interested in. Upon these grounds I ask the sympathy and continual support of my patrons, to support me against abaße attempt'on the part of Mr Samuel Jagger to coorce me or frighten mo into the, action of taking no othei ale but his: hence his cunning and covorl threat be did "not care to serve me with hit ale." I beg to state also, my cellars aro cold, clean, and dry, and. by keeping four different ales so far without complaint from my cub torhers, together with tho confldenca I feel, anc tho experience I have had ta tho management oi (this particular article, my cellars are capable oi keeping good bodied ales any moderate lengtl of time winter or summor. Mr Samuel Jaggei is afraid, it seems, hia ale will go bad under mj management—that his ale won't ko6p flood ii my collar—very woll? I plead you; the public to aot as judge aud jury b;etwj_ti'Wra and M and try us-rioW at yourlmpartial tribunal, Ca| and tJste mf ales, I refer you to the ales have now on draught. See and testeif or yow selves the following ;-Keast and McCarthy" Dunedln XXX, Seocombe and Son's XXX, am Whitson and Son's XXX; and I feel tho instinc of people, who are always willing to support th weak against the strong, will,in this instanct and with every confidence I have in your soua i judgment—your verdict will be, my plea I i proved. Allow me to remark in conclusion, th ales I have just -mentioned above, if blende 1 with each other,- make a celebrated and wel • known London beverage called two ales.—l an I ladieaand gentlemen, your obedient sorvant, 51 " Hubert Obam. ■September 22nd, 1882. '•



Wanted. WANTED, for Waitoa, a Married Conpla who understand farm work.- Apply Clark and Gann. . WANTED, an intelligent Boy ns Ap prentice to the Watchmaking.-J Ulf, Stab Offloa. ' t*/"ANTKD, a good Buegy Horsey TV Apply before 9in tee morning to Dr. i Riobardsou, Karangahape Road, WANTED, a First-Blass Tailor's Msohinlst for the oountry.-Apply, from 0 to 7 o'olook on t'atnrday evonlng, at Mrs Elemore'a Roglstry. 3hortland-street. 4*7 AN TED, for Mangonui, Sawyer for V T head of break down.—Apply Auokland Timber Company (Limited), \\7 ANTED, a Rood Carpenter,—Apply T T Newson and McKlnleh, Karangahape Road. W An TED, a respectable Girl about 17. —Mra Herbert H. (Smith's. Alma VlUa, Lowor Vlnoent-Btreot. \X7 ANTED, a Roy for Blacksmithiug,— VT Apply Mr Mot-Ulan, Vnloan Lane. WANTED, a good steady Driver.— Apply at onoe »o George WilEon, Nelson-atrett. , VI7ANTED, Two Good Carpenters.— V T A pply to Mr H. Pitts, Builder, Devon iort^_ vi ANTsD, a Handy Farm lland-tbat V T oan dig land, out bneh, and erect a lenoe. —Apply to D. H. MoKenzlo, Fort-street. AWTED, a good General Servant; must be a good cook.—Ponsonby club Hotel. ANTED, a strong Boy; good wages. _ Apply at Dampler'H Hobton-Bt, Shop. WANTED, a steady man to milk aud moke himself uaeful.-J. Maxwell. Bgteher, Freeman's Bay. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply to Qulgley, Cooper, Weßt^jneon stroet. iSftTEDi » steady Man usetl to hotel work.— Apply for addroßS at Stab OlHoo. T\7 ANTED, a Man to salt beef j also, a TT Man to look alter _on.es.—Q. lluimo. Butoher. Qaaon-stroet, \\l Ah TED, two Pick and Shovel Men, V? and two smart Lads; good wages.- Meohanloa' Boy Brlokyard. WANTED" two Young Men able to milk well-Apply to Mr John Lennard Throe Kings. . WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress and Habll-rnatUng. Cuttlngand llttlng taught from oommenoomont of approntloebhlp. — Apply te Mra Atkinson. Upper Qneen-street. WANTED, Apprentices to tho Dross, making. —Mrs Gourley, Dreesmaker, Lower Vlncont-»troot. ANTED, lor barque Rapido, 2 A.B, and J O.tJ.-Apply oa board to-morrow, before 11 a.m. UJ ANTED, a First-class Raker. — yqrrell. Prlncea-utrect. Onuhunga. \S,7 AJ>TED, a sraort intelligent Boy as VV an Approntlcotothn Tallorlug.-Apply, Mr T. Louergan, one door abovo Ev_minci stab offloo. WANTED, two roepecia.io young men Boarders in a qntot family, whoro no othor- are kept—Mrs Georgo Payne, top of Franklin Boad, tho third hoaßO off Ponsonby Road, on tho right hand Bide, ANTED, Two Good Assistant Mil llnora; none bnt ooinpotonc hands need apply.-Apply botween 12 and 2, MUno and Ohoyog. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply, Mrs Llnabnry, Poneonby. W/ ANTED, Roys as Learners, in Spin- V T ting Department, — Auckland Fibre Manufacturing Company (Limited). W~ ANI ED, a Ocneral eorvant, also a Nursoulrl.- Apply, Mrs D. FaUon, Vic toria Avenue. Remuera. \»7ANTrID, an experienced Draper's T T Assistant, also an Assistant Milliner, far Glsborso. — Apply at Messrs Wm, Mo- Arthnr to Ce'a. WANTED, a respectable person as Nureo; one ablo to do neodlowork pro ferrod.—Mrs Chtng, Remuera, near St. Luko's Church. WANTED, it Young Lady to keep houso for two gentlemen.—H, & C.R., Star Ofllco. WANTJ_D,a respectable Girl(aged from 171ns General Berva_t.-App)y MrßEwen Wm. AllßQn, North Shore. ANTED, Apprentices to the Clothing Manufacturing. Tho undersigned hav ing seourod the latest improvod maohines to carry on ths Industry In all its branohes, Is la a position to defy all competition in nrloea. style, and finish. A rare opportunity for boys and {Iris.—Nell Campbell, Clothing Factory, Kng and Btreet. Ponsonby. 1 \»TANTiD, two Houso Carpenters.— TT Apply to F. Under, Batldor, North Shore. _______________________ WANTED, a young Girl as General Sorvant, from 15 to 17 years ot ago.— Apply Nevada Hotel. WANTED, two Men to croot 10 chains ot Fenplug at -llorelie.—W. Crowthcr WI ANTED, a Nursemaid to take eire Tt of one young baby; thoroaghly good referenoo indispensable—Apply to Mrs bourne, Orakcl Koad. Remnero. iV ANTED, _ Uuod Joiners.— Apply at y T Littlo Mill, Cook-Btrest,—Baldook and Batty, Proprietors. ___ \j_l ANTED, a good General Sorvant, at T T onco.—Apply Panama House, Lower Symonds Btreet. WANTED, a Boy, about 14, to Milk", Work In a Garden, and make himself generally nscful.—Apply Mrs O. W. Wlllsroe, Polloae-road, Komnora. WANTED, one or two respectable Men *S Boarders In a private family,—For ai!dres„ apply Brah Offloe. WANTED, a Man with small capital to work a farm.-Apply by letter, W.S, Poat-offloe HAN TED, at onco, 2 strong Lads for tbe Corn Broom Factory, nest tbe Dock, as Sewers; pleoe work; good wages. WANTED, a strong active Lad ; must be ablo to milk weU.-Apply to Mr Paten. Hden Hill. Epsom. V*7 ANTKD-The Customers of Munro Tl and Mll-gan to know that tbey ore now prepared with a full and choice astortment of Twecda and Drapery Goods In all departments for the coming season. WANTED, this important tact known : That the Young ladies' Journal, Lon don Journal, and Family Herald, for this and last month, at considerably less than tbe usual prioes, at Dampler'a Wakeflela-Btreet Bhop. WANTED, by a Young Gentleman recently arrived, to correspond with Genteol Young Lady, with a view to matrimony, age 21, amall oapltal, with fair prospocta — Address, enclosing photo, WAB, Star Office. N.B.— bu-lct-Bt privacy. WANTED, immediately, an airy Bed room for a lady (whoso hußbtnd Is travelling) until after hor confinement, three or four months; aubnrbs of Auckland or at North Shore; terms must be moderate, — OT, STAB Ofllce. WANTED.— Tenders will be received by tho undersigned until Monday, at 12 o'clock, for making a ditch about 2 miles in length. Particulars on application.—Mercury Bay Timber' ompany. Limited, Fort-atreet. \\T ANTED KNOWN — A splendid V V assortment of Frenoh Mlfflnory just opened at Madame Bottenelll's, Hobson-Btreet, two doors from Cook-street. WANTED, s,oia> more Members to ]o}n the Al chr—itmss Club at Is por week. Opens on goptember 23rd, at Slmonß'a Wynd ham House. Wyndham and C_apal:Btrcet.. ' _ \T ANTED K.NOWN—Thai, the Ameri- T v can Novel, " Demooraoy,', whloh has oreated a great sensation both in Kngland and 1 America, may be had at Wayte'a for Bd. WANTED— Como and See the Frosfi Lot of Sboes and Boots, including thn Ladieß' oxford Shoos, is 6d, and Ladles' SW High-legged Prunella Boots for 5s Bd, at Dam pier's Boot Shop. Vlotorla-street (late W, John stone) WANTED, Board and Residence for married couple. Hobson-street preferred. State termt>.-Apply to O. 8. Mogrldge, Tele fjraph Department, Auckland, WANTED, a constant supply of Good Corned Butter-Apply Mercury Bay Timber Co., Fort-street (next door to D. H. MoKenzle). WANTED to Let, a Furnished Bed. room to a respectable Femalo (with or without .board), within throe minutes' walk of Poat-offloe.—For address apply Stab Offloe. WANTED KNOB'N.dthat instalments upon Sewing Maohines must bt» paid promptly W. C. Dennes, Depot, Qaeen-street ANTED KNOWN, a Perfect Cnre and the only preventative against Sea sickness.—Apply Professor Gasssott, American Berballst. Bhortland-Btreet. WAITED KNOWN, we have too large a Stook of Oil S.in Clothing, guaranteed sound. To clear some nif will sell at 12a a Suit. an Immense sacrifice.—l. Phillips. Queen-Btreet. RANTED, THE PUBLIC •jr -g IO SO TO S 5J a GOODSON'S o * <" °< LONDON ARCADE, N - *»*« Qneen-Bireet. ' ggg B '}oa-|S-uointi Oi?n oOg '-avouv NOaNO'i po» a_-_ s.NOßaooe sgp u£,~ GOODSON'S S..» p' || LONDON ARCADE, V -. g 3 Qaeon-street, g s^ £ S _ g. .S3 S B GOODSON'S LONDON AKCADE, 118, Qneen-street. rp O S P L IT T E KS, , WANTEO-A quantity of STAVES, suitable : for making hogsheads. For particulars, apply to I NATHAN HARKEB, I 27, Qneen-street. \ ITVRAPER'S ASSISTANT. — Wanted, . JiJ Good Hand,—J, Rendell, Brighton Honae, I Grey-«treet. I ,\_ iNINii > NUINEEK wanted by the \ lM PUion uoul Mining Co.. Limited. Ap i plication, accompanied by teßtlmonlalß. and stating salary requited, to bo Gent la by m i Ootoberprox, " - JOHrJLSSLIE. rteoretary. I Fljton, September, 1882,



WANTED, a good Female Oook.- Ar.ply Nevada H.tel. %» awTKu, a respectable General Ser V» vant for a business houso, not undo: twenty,—Apply Mrs Tyer, Upper Symonds Btreetj B~OOT TRADE.—Wanted immediately First olans Flnlthers and ;Machlnlßte constant work [guaranteed. — AtilMoArthur'i Factory. iuffl YOUNG Married Lndy, whose husbant Ib much from borne, wishes for a younj lauyas Companion, and to assist her to tbt house. Small salary, but comfortable home.- J.H., Star ofiloe. -" i 111 , '■ I I To.Let. rgiO LET, n Large chop and Residence, i. 5 room?, oltuiied at Eden Terraoe; the shop is fitted with counter, shelves, toe, tint hug a good well ot wator and two flreplaoos Kent, Ha Hi per week,-J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. rpo LKT, one of those Fine Concrete X Shops at the corner of Pitt and Grey, streets, with commodious Dwelling; water and gas laid on; rent low; this Is the beat bualneae stand ont of Qaoen-Btrset—J, M. Lennox, HBtato Agent, Auofcland. <jnO LET, Balmain (North Shore), Cot- J tago ot Five rooms and 20 sores gOod land, partly planted with frnit troes; rent low fo one or two years.—W. V. Btevens, 187, Queen- Bireet. .::. ::n"- ff\v LET, WeU-furnisbed Apartments; A also. Untarnished Rooma.—For addrosn apply Woodbine CotUgo, Greystreet. - j O LET, in .Ponßonby Road, the late .1 Wesloran Parsonage, containing six rooms, two register grates, and kltchon range; gas and water laid on.—Apply to J. Morriuon, Aaphalter. Newton Koad. _ raw L.K.T, at the top o£ Hobson-Btreet, a —. Larue Urooor'u Shod and Dwolllng, -with all flttlngs _nd oouDters— Apply at the Corn Btoru. top 0t Ho.ion-atreet, r^O LKT, 2 New Shops, with Dwellings, X oorner of CoUogo Koad and Greenwood- Btreet; rent low.—Apply M. J, Moore. Boot maker, Vlotorla-Btreet. MjO LET, 2 Rooms, Brighton Road, near J Parnell.—Apply to Mrs Hoggins, Brighton Boatj. ' |^0 LET, a Houso of 4 Rooms in Pon -1 eoaby, with scullery, nice garden, good well, etc—Apply James Maxwell, at Hunt and Co.'s Store, or corner of John-street, Ponsonby BMd. npO LET, a Shop with Six rooms, nt JL Newmarket, opposite tho railway station. —Apply to Mr John Po-rce. ri>o LET, a Houso, in Wyndham- J. street; every convenience. —J. M. Maodonald, corner Qaeen and West Qaeon- Btroet* ApOLET.Fivo-roomcd Cottago inlirighton I Road, Parnell; rent, 12a.-Sam. white, Brighton Road, Parnell. rs-0 LET, New Shop and Dwelling, good 1 position, cornor of — rlghton Koad and Brown-street; Ilret-olaßß oponlng for general Btero or butoher.—D. K. Evans, Estate ARont. Quoen-Btroet. rp O L E T. I O'NKIL STREET, Ponsonby-House, 6 rooms, &o.; only 13s per week, CONQUKBT PLACm, Parnell-Cottage of 4 rooms, too,; only Ob por week. D. F. EVANS. Kstate Agont. Qneen-street. m O L E T. ST. GKORGK'3 BAY ROAD, P_i_ell. — A Comfortable Six-roorred Cott-uo; large allot ment ; oloso to beaoh. D. F. EVAN3. Estate Agent. Ip o L a T, Cdmmodious Family Residence, now In occu pation ot Rev, Mr Edwards, who Is proceeding to Hamilton. House contains 10 rooms, wash house with ooppor. store-room. &o„ too,, stand ing In about } _ora garden, too.; situate in a vory desirable and healthy position, splendid viow ot the harbour, too. (O'Connoll-Btreet, Ponsonby). 11. F, EVANB, Estate Agent, Qaeen-Btrcet. TO MERCHANTS, LIVBRY STABLE KEEPERS, AND OTHERS REQUIRING LARGE PR-MIBES IN THK CENTRE OF THE CITY. TO LKT OR LHASR-Thoso extensive Pre mises In Durham -street, adjoining tho Haymar ket, at present ooouolod by Boston Brothers, Coachballdors, who are removing to their now promtßes In Wakefield-street, opposito Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply BASTBN 8R03., Durham-strop t. HOUSE ol 7 rooms to Let ai Nortti t-horo, two doors abovo Jadge Mao donald's, throe minutoa' walk from Vlotorla Wharf Apply to A, Henderson, North Shore; or Hendorson and Spraggon, Cnstom-hooso itreet West. NOK'IH SOORB.—To Let, Two six. roomed Houses oentrally sltnatod. splen didly flnlehod. and with all convonlenooe.— Apply R. and it. Dnder. BHOKE.—To Lot, a very nice LT Villa Roflaenoe on tho Lako Road, wiih 33 aorea ot rrood land laid down in gra>B, Thero is a good orchard and gardon, and all requisite out-buhdlnxß. and omnlbarses pais the plaoo eight limes a-day. Terms moderate to an elislble tenant-Oliver Mays. Dprppport. NORTH SHORE.—Several Houses To Let. furnished and Unfnrnisbed; also, Choico Allotment* tror Salo In all ports of the dlstrlot.—Apply. R and It. Dnder. OFFICE TO LET.—Appiy at G.N.-J.A. ! Rooms, Queen-Btreet Gazette in Bankruptcy. •^S§f_S__& TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1878.'' and the various Acta amouding the same, and of tho Bank ruptcy of John Johhbok, of Northoote, near Anokland, In the H-ovlnolnl Dls trlot ot Anokland, and Colony ot Now Zealand, Carpenter, a Debtor. It la hereby notified that at the first mooting of the Creditors of the said John Johnson. noW this day, In the Holldlngolof tbe Supreme Court Hou'e, Auokland. at 11 o olook In tbe forenoon, Thcmos Macffarlane.Qffßqulrfl, of- Auokland, Corilfloated Aoooantant In Bankruptcy, waa oleoted Creditors' Trustee of the Property of the said Debtor; and that the sad Thomas Mao- Ifarlane has intimated to me, in writing, hla acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, this 21st day ot Septem ber, 1882. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. CONNBLI, AKD COOPKB, Vulcwi Lane, Anokland, Bolloltora for Debtor. Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage ia any sura required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies plaoed in my hands till invested.—N. V. Stevens, In vestlng Ageat. 187, Qaeen .treat _?1 ._ TO £10,000 LENT on Bnlldln. 3& JL \? Booletr principles, or on other terms to Ttolt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses buUt on weekly paymont systemi Mortgagee and Loans negotiate-. See List oi Prcportios for solo On lib p_s„ &yx eat oont, ftUowod on money dopositec tor Inveetmont.— C Williamsoh, Lanil Estate and yinanala' Agrmt and Valnqtor, 3. Ynlmß Lane. I«_>USTRIA_i AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCI_I__ND. OmoKS COEHEB QTJEEN-ST, AND VULO_N LANK, Boa ai) or Manao-ii-ht — President i Thos. Peaoook. Esa.) M.H.R. Vioe President I A. G. Horton, Esq, Tre-snrer i Thos. Mookj, Esq. Directors i Messrs. Graves Aiokin, Edward Bartley, H, Brett, Jos. Daore. J, J, Hol land. J. ManhaU, G. P. Pioroe, a R. Stono, and fit, G, W—io. Manager George Frasor, THIS SOCIETY Ut prepare-to make advance, to the extent of three-fourths ot the value on Freehold or Leasehold Property. REPAYMBNTB calculated on the lowest possible remunerative soale. may bo spread over any reasonable number of years. FINES NOT ENFORCED hi oases ot slok nees or want ot employment. Members may join as Investors or Borrowers at any time, intending Borrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the offloe of this Soolety, where they oan make arrangements and terms to sail tbelr convenience. N.B.—Borrowers share la the profits. Mew Teas. i^r aw season's teas. A FtfBTHKR SHIPMENT OF NEW SEA.Olj'f qPREAD •pAGLE rpEAS (In Ha_f-che_ts_and Bozkb). I Having oomo to hand pur s.s, Hero (tranehlppei ox s.s, Hungarian), and being advised ot Other Shipments now due at Mel bourne. I am prepared to quote at Lowest Rates.' 8 AM?LES FOB LIQUORING ON APPLICATION JOHN BUCHANAN, CTJBTOM-HOTJSE-BTREET,



j For Sale. - T7"YBER PASS.-Lar.e Corner Lot foi J_\- Sale; Bplendid business slte.-T. W; " Hlqitgon and Co . Estate Agents. r Ct O R SALE. That VALUABLE PROPERTY at the corner ot Upper Qneen-street and Karangahape Road, > with lorge frontage to both thoroughfares, and ; the two three story Dwelling-houses ereotod i thereon, the property of the late W, Walters, ■I Esq. Apply to i H ABHTON & 80N. * Honse, Land, and Kutato Agents, j 8, New Zealand Insurance Bnlldlngß. FOR SALE, Lucrative Business; owner leaving Auckland; Bmall capital re quired; part cash. — Address X.Y.Z.. STAB ■ offloe. If OK SALE a Handy Little Farm, close I. to Mount Albert, and only a few minutes' walk from the Avondale Railway Btatlon. ! It is a corner lot, being jnnotlon ot two ? roads, and oontalns 8 acres 8 roods 21 patches L There Is a charming view. The land slopes - towards Monnt Albert, with complete north -1 east ospeot, and woll sheltered from bleak winds. The whole farm la cleared, ploughed. t and has a first-olass new wire fonco erected > I Tbe placo is planted with fanoy trees, and has , three good gates put np, This would make a , nioe retired spot for a gentleman's residence. Prloe only iB'O per aoro: easy terms It required Title under tho Land Transfer Aot.—Apply to OVBsrkJs, High-street. ALLOTMENTS for Sale at Devonport. —Aoply two doors above Milk Dairy, Hoteon-3troet, ' JMOONfRY KKSTdENCE SflE.-For K.J Sale, ut Onehunga. with a choice view, a Plot Of S Aores Volcanio Soil, oloso to the main . street, and within ID minutes'walk of railway Btatlon. Terms enny.—Apply to C. C. Fler_i_,-4, Hlgh-Btreot. Auckland. S"^EVONPORT, " NORTH SHORE. For Salo, cheap, a IS roomed House nnd Large Allotment ot l,and, two mln.tos' walk from wharf, eultablo for a boarding houae. Terms eaey.—Apply to R. 8= K. DUDKR. Houee and Land A-C&—l. I|i 0 X S A h E AUBURNSTRKET (Kyber Paßsl- Seven roomed Honse, not quite finished: wood-Bhed, good well, _c; two Bectlonß, eaoh 33 x 99. Fif teen minutoa' walk from Qaoen-streot, To be had choap, D. F. EVANS, 675 Estate Agent Tp V R SALE. MOUNT EDEN.-Handsomo ViUa Residence of 6 rooitiß, ko, new and thoroughly well flnlBhod; fitted with roglßter, oven, oapboards, toe, too.; standing on allotment (fonood) li x HO. Bituated near Mr Batgor-, 'Bus posses tho door, frloo only £176. D. F. EVAN3, ___^ Estate Agenti Tp 0 R SALE. SHELLY BEACH ROAD.-Cottage of four rooms, Boullery, too., splendid allotment, 60 by 120, fenced and planted, nioe garden, near the beaoh, and magnlfloent view ot tbo harbour Thin Is a very desirable property, and owner determlcod to soil at onoe. Prloe low. D. F. EVANS. 661 Bg___ Agent. A LLOTMEN'i- I ALLOT MEATS 11 NEWTON ROAD - Two First-olass almost Level Allotments, S3 x (9, £13- oaoh MOUNC EDEN—Splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), first-class Business suei; anaat three minutes' walk past Tol bar MOUNT EDKN-Very defllrablo Villa Bltea about 66 z 130. at from £100 eaoh ONBHUNGA Two Choice AUotmontsi £30 eaoh NORTHOOTE—SeveraI Choloe Allotments In this delightful locality, trom £10 eaoh ANGLESEA-STREET-IOxISO, for £100 GRACE-STRKET-Very Choloe. at from 15s per foot STUART-STREET-BeauUful Vlllafltt-J.at 60s foot SPRINGtSTRKKT (Ponsonbyl-CheapßuUdlßß Sites. 88 x 99, at £12 eaoh PONBONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)-One nioe Lot, 10 foet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-3TR-BT (Kyber PatMrt-Oholoo Building aitea, nloely planted, good woll, and many appllarioes for bnildlng, £130 Jj. _\ EVANS, ESTATE AGENT. QUKEN-STREET (Next-Herald^ STUD COMPANY'S SHARES FOR BALE. The undersigned has a paroal of tho above for immediate salo below ourrent rates. A. SAUNDERS, No. -, Insurance Buildings, F. JI, MOSS], IW. f, O'SULLIVAN FJ. MOSS & CO., • LAND ANO ESTATE AGENTS. BHOBX-AND-TB-BT. FOR SALE ELT.KR9-IK—6 aores near tbe Btatlon; also. 3 fine allotmont), half an aoro oaoh ; beautiful view HOUSK of Boven rooms, (lvo mlnntos' walk from homuera R»U »ay Station BRlGHTON—Allotment 100x300 Price.£2so. 600 ACRES, 19 m lee trom Auckland, 1 mile from a railway sUtton, half improved, House, 8 roomß, and outbuildings. £1500. BRIGHTON—Houbo of 9 rooms, nearly 1 acre land, gas and water laid on; would be leased RKMUkka—ls aores, beantlfnlly Bituated TUAK AU—3O aores, Improved; House aud out buildings. £380 TU AX aU—llO aores, 60 In grass. £590 NEW LY«N-40 acres, Bea frontago, £3 per aore ONEHUNGA—House of 6 rooms, and 1} aores land; beautiful view. Also, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 acre land, near railway st* tion. HOME BAY. PONSONBY-House of 6 rooms and 2 aoros of garden ; sea bathing Also. LARGE CORNER ALLOTMENT In City, with bullcUrittß, In addition to tbe above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including some Large Blocks of Land In the Waikato Dlstrlot. F. J. MOSS to CO., Bhortl_nd-Btreeti Q~ N SALE. 55,000 FIRST-CLASS SLATES, At Low Rates. Also, A CARGO OF BEST NEWCASTLE COALS (Household and] Smiths'), per Proßpoctor. N O W D U E. w. akd g. winstone. Just Landed, T-Akbhifp«d fkom Calcutta X a BALES 10} m. WOOLPAOCS 100 CASKS CASTOR OIL. A. B. Morton. E E D POTATOBSI SEED POTATOES! Ex Maobllan Cloud, QA TONS OAMARU POTATOES, O" Spoolally Picked for Seed. G. a JAKIHS, CUSTOM-HOCSB-BTREBT. (.Fur continuation see First Page). t, ■ . , "■ Medical. |»V RuYAL LETTERS PATJSMT. Gold Medal, Paris. 1878: Speolal Award, Philadelphia. 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 1881. Just Landed, OANTRELL & COOHRANE'S CELEBRATED -EIiATED WATERS. MONTSERRAT LI-lEJUICE CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-aloohollo beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALBI The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, bo justly oelebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. Tbese __ratbd Wat-BS are the same quality aa contracted for and now supplied to The 1 Canard S.S. Co.; tho Montreal S.S, Co. the Inmon S.S. Co.; Oceanio S.S. Co.) he National S.S. Co.; the Paolflo S.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, R.M..CO. ITHOL-8-L- AQB-T, (AICKIN, .BE IPHARMAOY r _= I aLL the Principal uressmaKers, Tailore -Hk. and Bootmafcera ore auppUed with Sewini Maohines by D. S. Chambers, 70, Qaeen-gtreet opposite Bank of N.Z, CARTS, DRAYS, &C.-VERBALL ANI Co, makes are strong and durable, and a lowest prices, Repairing dose With dlspatoh,- Newton Coach Factory,



PubLto JNo-ices. j 'fpHE WORLD" SEASON. SPECIAL MOTICE. The publio aro respeotfally informed that In ~ theExplosionßoene, deciding theborrorsof a fire at sea, the ohemtoalß nsaa havo been spoolally prepared bo as to prevent the possi bility of any danger, as tho following Certificate Irom Mr Hughas, Supeintendent of tho Auok land Fire Brigade, testifies. W. K. BIBHOP, Advance Representative, [Oertifioate.] " The management, with a view of Inspiring: oonfldenoe In ibe pnbllo mind as to tbelr safety during the explosion scene In 'The World/ requested my supervision of the arrangements, and having done so, I feel no hesitation In cer tifying that there is not tho slightest danger to be anticipated trom Its effects by the audience. -(Signed) John Hosaas.i Bupt. A. Firo Bri gade. Auokland, September 22,1883." KTEW ZEALAND KAILWAYS. AUCKLAND SECTION. ALTERATION IN TIME-TABLE. On and after MONDAY, Ootoher 2nd, 1882, the TKAIN WILL LEAVEMHKCICR AT6IS A.M. Instead of 0.20 a.m., and all other Stations up to and Including Otahuhu FIVE MINUTES EARLIER than present Time-table. j. p, maxwell, General Manager, rp i A N X & MRS, BOYLK desires to return her sincere thanks ta Mr lloopo. to Mr Tyer, and to all those persons who so kindly oßslsted her at the lata Ore l_ Kyber IJ/_is.l J/_is. I BEG respectfully to inform my numer oub Cuetoraora ami Frioa.a tint I have reUoqulshed by baking- a"d CONFEC TIONER- BUdINESy, having disposed of it to Mr Arthur Charles WllklnaoD, who wm con tinue to carry If on as heretofore. While thank ing my ou-tomors and frionds for tho sonorous sapport accorded to me during the last 17 years, I beg to t-ollclt a continuance of tho came patronage on behalf of my > ncoessor. All Debts due to me are puyablo to Mr A. 0. Wilkinson, whose reoslpt will be a Bufflolent discharge. WILLIAM KABDOWN. HAVING taken to tbe business bo long car ried on by Mr Eaßdown, In Queen-street, 1 respectfully solicit a oontlnuance of the patronage and Bupport of all old Customers and the Publlo, whloh I hope to merit and seoure by the supply of a good article and strict attention to basinets. A. C, WILKINSON. PLUMBING, Gasfitting, and General Jobbing: Patent Chimney Tops, Sinks, Baths, etc; Water laid on as low as win pay.— ROBKRT PEACH, Bhortiand-Btroet, fIONTAGIOWS DISEABES ACT and \J Woman's Interests.—See " New Zealand Free Proaß," Saturday, September 23, 1882 Prloe, 2d. TT\EVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY. the Sooond Season of above Soolety will Com mence on WHDNE.DAY EVKNiNG, Septem ber 27. Performing Members ore requested to attend at 7,3 1 eh&rp. T. E. DURANCE, Hon. Seo. MR G. BURNS desires to thank all those kind frienda who so wiillnaly MBlsted him at the late Fire in Symonds-street, and also wishes to acknowledge the prompti tude with which the Standard Insurance Com pany haa settled his olalm. MOUNT EDEN DISTRICf BOARD hereby give notice that Pnbllo Trafflo is stopped on View, Wynyard, and Edenvate Roads, during their Cutting, Killing, and Form ing ; also, that they have appointed Koabon Shaw their District Bangor, vioo Stickley, re- Signed. JOSEPH POTTER. Chairman. rpO ARCHITECTS, COURT CITY OIT AUCKLAND. No. 3078. A.0.F., Hereby Invite Designs and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. Bite: -Karangahape Road and Beresford-Btreet, Premium for Approved Design. TWENTY POUNDS; the Buocesaf ol competitor to have supervision of ereotlon. For particulars anply to H. T. G-RR-TT, Kost-Btreet. Newton; W. FOWLER, Vlotorla-Btreet! Or. E. MoKEOWN. Queen-street Wharf, Designs, &c. to he forwarded to any of the above addresses on or before 28th OCTOBER, 1882 . . T-TITOHENtJ'S BLOOD RESTORER. The Publlo are Cautioned against the sup position that the CO-DIALIZBD BLOOD RESTORER will oure the Bpeolal ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL is now so famous a medicine for. The Cordlallzed Is not , a medicine at au, but simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract tho effect of tbo Medicinal, and that affords Hotel frequenters an esoapo from tho use of Stimulants while being treated under Mr, HITCHBNS'S CKLKBItATKJD MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTORER. L. D. NaIS-JN & CO., Sor.E Agents. ■■ DR. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.C.S., Kng.ihd, L.9.A., London, PONSONBY ROAD (Late the Residence of Dn. Klmott, who has left tor England), CAN NOW BE CONSULTED MORNING AND EVENING. JM is s .Beale, TEACHER OF MUSIO. GBAfTO- Road. _M_an-BM-a-a-B-M-B-MB-M-_- T wi H A R D I E, * LAND, COMMISSION, AND ESTATE AGENT. MON-Y LBNT ON PERSONAL SECURITY. HIGH-STREET, Auckland. NNUAL EIGHT HOURS DEMONSTRATION. ELECTION OF DELEGATE-. In aooordanoe with a Resolution passed by tho Delegates of the last Bight Hours Demon stration, viz., •» That the Delegates be appointed not later than September this year, and that I oaU them together," I would respectfully re quest eaoh Society, Trade, and Seotlon of the Working Classes to Eleot Two Delegates this month, and forward their names to me, bo tbat I mar call them together at the earliest opportunity. I will be glad to furnish any farther Information required a my shop, corner of Darby and EUiott.tre.ta G. W. HEBLOP, Chairman. C P X CI A L NOTICE. T. * H. C OOKB. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, too,, HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR New Premmes in Viotoria-bt,, Thiieih DoOBS Abovb TheATK- BUILDINBH. O THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTEL KEEPERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIO. THE DIRECT SUPFLY STORE IMPOSTS FBOM TBK MA-EBB, AND SELLS DIRECT TO THK PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. GlaBS Shades and ntands, all sizes, from 1/6: Dinner Sets, 70 pleoes, 37/6; Chamber Sets, 7/9 tt 40/ ■ China Tea sets, 26 pieces, with handsome Too Tray and 6 Spoonß, for 13/6 j Best Gold-edge China Cupb. 11, 91 doz: Looking Glasses, fron 1/0: Door Mata, 2/6; Ye nders, 1/9 to 361 ; Cruel Stands, S/6 to 25/; Cloo_b.6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/1 set; Iron Bedsteads, full Blue. 22/6; Brlttanii Metal 'J eapots, 5/; Kleotro-plated Cruets, Spoons and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed Ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket Cat lery; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Buckets Lamps, from 3/9; din. Rim Locks, 2/; Tin war Smoothing Irons) 1/; Fanoy Gooda of even kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousam and one articles ot uno and ornament, a Prioes only possible under our New System c DIRECT SUPPLY. BMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. AU Gooda Marked In Plain Figures (Who lee . and Retail). * Goods carefully packed and forwarded to a f parts of the country o Direct Supply Store, Lt 219, QU SEN -STKBB Opposite Close Broe.



Volunteer Notice-. 'Y'OLU N T EER N OTICE The Offloer. ef the several Volunteer Corp are requested to meet at tbe Drill-shed oi MONDAY EVKNING next, at 8 o'olook, fo the purpose of making arrangements for tin forthcoming Competition for Captain Clark'i Champion Belt, in order that sufficient tlmi may be given for praotlce. ARVHUR MORROW, Major N.Z.V. 22nd September, 1882. Drapery, fizo. Xmportant Koticb BY Q-arliok & (JJranwell. to our cu3tomers.- We have the honour to Inform you that, after mature consideration, we bavedeolded to relinquish the DKAPKRY and. CLOTH ING BU.INttdH; our sole reason for doing bo Is to obtain more space for our FUR NISHING TRADE. For some time past we have had to keep, quite Halt of our Stook out ot sight for want of SHOW ROOMS. By giving up tbe Drapery, Millinery, and Cioiblng Departments, we shall obtain a muoh largor area for EXHIBITING FURNITURE, and though we shall loao your patronage for Drapery and Clot—ins, hope to retain and Inoreose It for all kinds Of FURNISHING GOODS-to tbe manu- B_ar.B„a_d Sam of whloh we shall give our whole attention. Our NEW CABINET FACTORY being completed (the largest of 'its kind In Auck land), tho Extra Accommodation thus ob tained, togothor with tbo ndvantafntt of M'aohlnory now being oreoted, ■ft)i;.,ft'.i.felo us to execute oar orders more exptcHltranly jind at less cCfit, Yours respeotfuii'yV GARLICK & CRAN^„-__r- We SB--. Hold a Clearing Saxe for One Month. Affording our Customers and the Publlo an opportunity ot sco tiring DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PBICES FAR UNDER COBTI (Many Lines will be marked down to Halt PrlOC), and after the Month's Salo tbe baianoe will be Sold either by Auotlon or to the Trade. GARLICK & CRANWELL. JfiNAL Cash Sale. The CONFIDENCE of the PUBLIO In our last Clearing Sale (at Dissolution ot Partnership) was olearly demonstrated by the foot that wo took in HARD CASH the Large Sum of TWELVE THOUSAND POUND. In Ten WEEKS I OUR OBJECT IN THIS (only our Second Clearing Sale In Eight Years) is to TURN INTO CASH, as quickly as possible. THE WHOLE Of OUR PRBS-NV FIRST OLASS STOCK, together with the NEW SEASON'S GOODS now opening up and to arrive during the month. GARLICK & URANWELL. WE SHALL SELL c£l->,OOO W ORTH O}F G°° DS for £8,500. And as every day we are realising will be a FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong the Sale ONE DAY longer than la abso lutely noocssarr. Therefore, we oak our Friends to pay us an Early Visit garlick & cranwell. Thanks. We take ibis opportunity of thanking our Cus tomers for their constant and liberal patro nage during the lost 3 years, as during that period, under tho .Cash System, onr Dranery and Clothing Returns rose from A9OOO to upworda ot Twenty Thousand Pounds per Annum, and though we regret to be'obliged to throw np (Cor reasons already stated) auoh _l_rg.b--n-38,1t Is gratifying to us that we Buoooeded in pleasing our Patrons.whom wo are determined to serve well ta the last, as a Visit to onr Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICK & CRANWELL, City Hall Aro&de. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMORE, Two Cases of Black Dress Goods, splendid quality, comprising Merinos, Cashmeres, Sicilians, Brocade Satins, Italians, Coburgß, and Garfield Cloths. These are Imported by us direct from the Manufacturer, and will be sold vab below AUCKLAND WHOLESALE FBIOBS, Also Opening—Nana Veiling Cloth) Crepe, Oatmeal, and Various New Dress Materials. During ths Drapery Sale wo shaU make Speolal Redactions on furniture, carpets, ahd floor-cloths. sale commences monday, 18th september, 1882. G-arliok & Cranwell QUEEN-STREET] AUCKLAND -\TOTWITHSTANDING "Glvings up J»l and "Selllngß off," Allen's Drapery is stl beet value obtainable -Viotorlastreot West. i — CHEAP SaiiE I CHEAP BALE A 3. Green's, Vlotorla-Btreet, for One Mont only; the whole Stook reduced to bolow Markc Varao, as tho following prioos will show: . Ladles' btayß, reduced trom 6s 6d to 2s 6_, (sl.i I 21 to 28 lnohes), with Whalebone Stiftenlngt , Ladieß' Chemises (soiled from being in the wii , dow), reduced from 7b (Id ta fie 3d-__ndsomel I embroidered and gooa calico. Mothers, _ t member best Violet Powder and Fuller's Eartl i reduoed trom 3d to Id per paoket; large J . packets Violet Powdorj at 6d; large barrels < ' Fuller _ Earth, reduoed from Is to 9d per barre . Boyß' small Blzod Straw Bats, reduced from 8 .. to fid; Embroidery, from 2jd yard; all En . broidery selling at reduced prioes: goo ' Blankets, large sizes, reduced from 21s Od to II , Bd; Double Width Sheeting, reduced from 1 5 6d to Is 2d per yard; Bed-iiok, reduced from 7 t to 4!d, oil wool; Flannel, reduced to BJd yard I? Stout Blaok Velveteen, reduoed from 5s Bd to 5 id per yard; Good Blaok Lustre, reduced t JHdtMens* Cotton Socks. 3Jd per pair; ]-■« -oaks. lOd per pair; Towels, reduced from Bd t «d each; extra long Towels, reduced to IB ia worth Is _d; Brown Turkish Towels, reduoe from la 6d tola 2d; Lace falls, reduced from J 6d to Bd eaoh; Calico, 3d yard; crinolines, wort ii a fid. reduoed to id; also suitable for _____ II fly catches, fanoy DOBkets, &c,;Pompadot Ribbon, reduced from 9d to 2d a yard. &a commonoea Saturday, 9th September, and eni 7th Ootober. For Oae Month Only. — GREEN, 85. Vtotor-wtreet,—A fall assortme of Ladles' Underclothing all at reduoed prkx Night Dresses at 8a eaoh.-j. GREEN. I vtotorta-Btreet '



I Ulue-uuß, THE AixNTJAL GKNERaI, MEET ING of tbe Wrst Rnd Cricket Club will s be held in the Y.M.O._. Rooms THI3 n EVKNING, 22nd inst,; at 7.50 p.m. r PERCY BUTLER, 6 Seoretary., 9 A LPHA CRICK RT CLUB.-The 2nd .*"»_ Annual Meeting of tbe above Ciub will bo hold in tho Club-room, Wellesler-street , Baptist FchOOl, on SATURDAY EVENING 2Srd instant, at 7 o'clock. A full attendance i I requ6Btod.-THKO. G. OE'/AR, Hon, Seo. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. • TS? "tftaary Monthly Meeting will be held , In the Mußeum Buiisings, Prlnoeß-Btreet. on • MO s DAY. the 25th inatant, at 7.30 p mTwhO tho following papors will bo read:— 1. Now .proles of Coleoptera, by Captain T Bronn, M.E.S. 2. On Two New Planar'ans from Auckland 0 __ *f aruonr. by T. V. Cheeseman, F.L.H. 8. Bhakspe.ro and Huphnlsm. by J, Murray T. F, OHEKSKMAN, Secretary. TPE-UNION OF OLD COLONISTS. With a view of ascertaining the names of all those who aro still alive th.t arrived la tbe Ships JANK uIFFOtiD and DUCHESS OB" ARGYLE, I am requested by the He-union Committee to as- an parties who arrived by those vcese—i to ba goodenuugh to oominnnloata with me, giving the names and number of descendants, tog»ther with Buoh information as they may bo ploaeod to afford, also tho names of parties opplyine-/or tlokota of a< mission to the Banquet, to take place on the 9th Ootober, 1882, J. J. CRAIG, ___ Hon' Beo' «sv?^. A» <Sffimlt. tBB Meeting will bo held on MONDAY EVENING, Soptomber 2flth instant. at half-past 7 o'clook, at Canning's. aU persona desirous of BBBlßtlng the abovo would bo wel come to attend, Cominuroe-street, September 19lh. 1882. ]V O X I C E. An Extraordinary Gnnoral Meeting of tho Shaiphqlders of lbs Kaipara Steamßhlp Co. (Limltodi will ba held In the Chamber of Com merce on MONDAY, tho 2nd ot Uotober, 1882. at li p.m. Business :' 1. To receive the Dlrcotora' Report and Balance shoot to 30th of .Turn, 1832. ?. To al tor the Date of tbo Annual Mooting from tho Month ot Novombor to the Month of May, and that the -riiolSs of Association be altered accordingly. By order. :. ■ -' '. „ L . -,:',»»» WILLIAM LODDER. September 20,1832. " **5 """"""i """""" iiiiMi- __g____g___gg_3' Boarfl ana -teaiaenoe. ]^" 0 T 0 .ltj PRIVATK BOARD AND RESIDENCE for" Ladles and Gentlemen, Kaoo Villa, Turnor streot, i about four minutes; walk from the Market, Edward Hark, Proprietor. Terms very moderate.—The house is very commodious and well-furnished, and the beat nocommoda tlon gnarantoed. VACANCY for Married Couples and two or three Gentlemen.—Mrs Carey, corner of Oook and Nelson-streete. Auckland. | GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTJ-la. \JT HOBSON-BTREET, Board am- Lonem._ _... ..Mb per Week __________* ..2St. jy/| AX I N E RESIDENCE. soleot Board and Residence at Mrs kind's, Bay View Honse, Nortboote. Families will find thiea charming and healthy spot to reside during the summer months. The ohargo Is very reasonable, with overy home comfort. Abundanoe of Strawberries. Jbost and Founo. LOST, In Great North Road, a Small Parcel, containing ribbon, &o— Finder rewarded on returning some to Mr Garrett, Batcher. LOST, in Queen-street, a Lady's small Crimson Bag, with money In it, by Edw. Lewis, Cnntom-honse-Btreei- LOST, at the fire on Thursday morninp. Silver Watch, with Gold Chain and Greenstone Pendant attached, if not returned to advertiser at once, the matter will be plaood In the hands of the police.—J. B. GUflllan. Kyber Pass Road. . LOST, Brazilian Bobble out or square Loo-et. oompass inside. Finder will bs Buitably rewarded on leaving at Star offloe. LO3T.— A prosecution will be instituted against any one who detains or is in pos session ot my registered Black Retriever and Newfoundland Do. after this date, I may state that every effort la being made to discover bis Whereabouts.—James Rae. Pawnbroker. |j>ODND, a Purse containing money.— P The owner can have the same by apply tog at this offloe. J rBYWENTY BHI-LInUS REWARD.— 5. Btrayod from Remuera, a Cheßtnut Pony, about 11 hands high.—Anyone returning to Mr Bartlett's. Remuera, will receive abovo reward. _'enaer_. -JP I R E, KYBER PASS. Tenders will bo reoolvcd up to i o'olook on MONDAY. 24th instant, for Purobase and He. moval within one week of all Bricks. Ironi Fences. Tanks, on allotmont tcene late fire Kyber Pass oornsi.—Apply G. P. Pierce, New Zealand Insurance Balldlngs. rr O BUILDERS. -Tenders will bo reoel ved until noon of Ootober 6th for the Erection of a Family Residence at Parnell, K. KKALS to SON, Architects. (For continuation, see First Page Anotlons. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. TO OIL AND COLOURMEN, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. CALIFORNIA PAINT, WHITE LEAD, YELLOW OCHRE. GAB RIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to soil, at his _,rooms (apposite Mesar. Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Qneen-street, on tho above date, at 11 o'olook, 1 ()A CASES CALIFORNIAN PAINT. In x vv gallons, half, and quarters IQQ KEGS YELLOW OCHRIS g TONS WHITE LEAD JO CASKS ENGLISH PAINTS, assorted. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. TO IRONMONGERS, DEALEBS, AND i OTHERS. BARB WIRE ! BARB WIRE I BARB WIREJ GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his - f .->h..??.9P. B r(oppoaite Tho™ton. Smith and SK? _*f i%£-y°r Q™""1*"**. on tbe above aate, atll oclook, JQO REELS BABE WIRE, Terrss at Sale, THE GRAND DISPLAY OF ELECTRO.PLATE FOR SaLE ON TUESDAY, will be on view un monday, gabriel" lewis, Auctioneer, FURNITURE, PIAI^ OS. -£900 Wonh English Furniture and Pianos, ex Ash more from London, to be sold by auction, now being opened up for inspection. _ E. & A. ISAACS Jj THURSDAY, 28TH, NGON. CIT_", SUBURBAN, AND COUNTRY PROPERTIES. i b TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 3t 7 I"<H_ FOLLOWING WELL-SITUA i; JL TEO PROPERTIES : *■ WILLOW-STREET (noar Franklin Hoad>~ ly Two Four-roomoi Houses, well fitted up, with s- cupboards, Arc. together with the Freehold n. Allotmont on which tbey are erected A goo. 1b opportunity for procuring a oonvonlent.comf ort it able home within an easy dlatanoe from tho 1; business port of the Oity, in a quiet, rospeotablo id neighbourhood. a- SPRING-STREET. Alma Place (off Fi_nl___ d Roadl—Fonr-roomed Cottage and Freehold. Is CORNER OF DDKK ANU RANDOLPH :s j AND CAMBRIDGK STBEtCTS (near Newton 'd Road)-Two Gooa Baildltig sites, being Noe. 85 i; and 80. is MONGONUI — 212 acres Good Land woll » situated, near the township, being No, id Parish T. ofOrorn. ' *"""" ■p WAIKATO-50 aoreß good land, belna No A f_r_, atlß,lol PQkete" W<fabfii Mr D_wsS?i Is „ £ ByR. ARTHUR, ir Salesman and Auctioneer, f R AT HIS ESTATE. LAND. AND HOUSE J I SALEROOM?, -tl "ARTHUR'S MART." 9S. I __ _____ __ % •» 'CordinupAtm Xowrih Page.)