cliiV Tholntrd floo extendedsevcn'M feignt mL, so no could bp,k.lled ; bcW were very scarco ; but in June a strong gale cleared tho ice away for tweaty-femr hours, and walrus woro aivimnuug in tho water in hundreds. Five were killed in one day. For some days nothing was done bnt cook ing large coppora full of the meat and turn nj; it ot(

THE BOAT JOURNEY. For-tho boat journey on Juno 21,1882, four boats started from Gape Flora with twenty, livu men and provisions foe two months, ilighty nrilus ot water, weie crossed befure wo" encountered ice, Thon our troubles be«au. Sometimes for days tlio boats were hauled up oh a floe. No -water could be seen to enable them to prococd south, drag- Sin" boats over th* ice being out.of the question, on account of tho rou?hness of tlio ice. After six weeks of almost constant toil water was reached and our come was set for Nova Zombla. After reaching the water a south-west breeze sprang up and enabled the boats to sail about five knots, nn hour, bat soon increased _to a gale, which was a? much as the boats could stand. A heavy thuuder storm came ou und lasted some hours, witli a heavy rail!, drenching every one, but no one thought of Ha wet clothes, as we knew that Nova Zambia must soon be sighted. Within twenty-four hours of leaving tho ice the four boats were safely hauled on the beach. . .. - . THE RESCUE. It was on the evening of August 2nd. The nest morning after breakfast a schooner was Been coming out of the Matoccbyer Straits. A boat went to her. Ihe boats crew was most heartily welcomed by ring ing cheer* lopr . before, they. S ot alongside. ' The schooner proved to b* the William Bar ents The officers showed every possible kindness to tho menon tboir way to bartra s Straits They were soon transferred to tile vZ under certain conditions of wind, Sz JoseflanA is pretty e«gr aeceßsibU. The rescued party report th&t during Me itati at Oape.Flffl* the snow drifted to Tuch a height that it completely buried tboir hut Notwithstanding this, the her mZeterinsido the hut was for a consider, nblo time at zero, while outside the spirit wasfrozenmtliebuloof the iastrumoutat4s Mow aero. The Hope would have.effected tho rescue of the Eira's crew sooner, hadshe not, duiine July, stuck on a sunken reef while sailing ulong the coast of Nova Zembla, where isho remained over twenty four hoars, leaking heavily;; Her keel and rudder post wore damaged, and repairs had, 10 bo made before she.proccedcd. ■ .. LoSDOK, August 22nd.—Leigh Smith states that, the' scientific results sof the voyago of tha iira are almost nothing, ow ing to the loss of tho voasel. He de»irea to express the gratitude of himself and party for the sublime sympathy of this and other countrioa. The medical officer of tho fcira i-oporta that thtro wore no severe frostbites among the crow, nnd sickness was rare, Nearly all the hands were affected with a tnild form of snow-blindness. ■

The Fighting in Egypt.

Sir Archibald Alison's Skirmish.

LONDON, Augnsi fith.—Tha, oilicial report of Admiral Seymour concerning the en counter with the enemy by the'recoonnis sanco party at Mahulla Junction, onSatnr-: day, is as follows:—The force consisted of 200 men of the Naval Bugade, with one forty-pounder and two nine pound guns, under CaDt. Fisher ; 1000 marines, under Col. Tuton ; half a b.tUaiwn of the Thirty eighth and Forty-sixth regiments, and all of the Sixtieth -regiment. Wo had a skirmish.with the enemy* who were 2,000 strong, with six guns aud sis rockets; from half-pa»t live until seven o'clock in the even ing. The total casualties to the Naval Brgade and marines' were two killed aud twenty-two wounded.: • The following is General Alison's report: —Persistent native reports having existed duiing the past few days that Araoi Pasha was retiring from liafradowar upon Damanhour, I determined upon a re oonnoiaanee to ascertain clearly whether Arnbi still held his original position. The strong left column commenced the ad-, vanee at 4.45 p.m. from the advance pickets of the Bamleh lines, moving by Doth banks of the Mahmoudieh Canal, and soon came into action with the enemy, who were atroagly posted in a group of palm trees on too eastern side, and in strong de fensible houses and gardens on tbs other side. Their positions were carried. At this time Lieut, Wyse, of the Sixtieth regiment, and one soldier, were killed. The enemy then took up a second position half a mile in the rear, upon the east bank of the canal among high crops and houses and behind the irregular banks of the canaL From this position tho enemy were driven with great 1093. ' ■ :•■■•'■■ I accompanied the right column myself. As soon as the enemy observed us, they opened firo with artillery. I pu»hed on as rapidly as possible till we reached a point whero the railway approached tho nearest to the llahmoudieh .- Canal, and then opened a most terrific fire Upon the enemy lining the banks of the canal. Two nine-poundersi^were dragged on to the embankmest and came into action against the enemy's guns, the forty-pounder firing over our heuds against a point_ whero the enemy's forces were beginning to appear. I now threw forward two com panies to a car houso near the canal, and followed up this move by throwing four companies still more to my left^jipon the bank of, and across the canal, finis attain ing the position I wished, and thus forming a diagonal line across both; trie canal ana tho railway. The enemy retired slowly before us. Five of their soven-pounders and nine-centimetre guns were speedily got under by our artillery. • • > V -: T.he object of my recotmoissance was at tained, and I determined to wi'hdr&w. | This movement was carried put with most perfect regularity and ' precision. The troops fell back ■by alternate com panies • with the regularity of field day. Every attempt by tho; enemy to advance wits ciuskecl uy the. beautiful precision of the forty-pounders and the steady iiring of tho! nino-pounders. The losses; of the enemy appear to hare been very croat. They were so dispirited that, contrary to the usual practice- of Asiatics, they made. bo' attempt to follow up our withdrawal. Aba teconnoissanco, the success of our move was all that I could wish. Regret ■Jo state that our loss was somewhat, neavy. Lieutenant Wyso ' was one of the most promising officers I ever met. <ur total loss "was. four killed and wounded. ' ••• ■•'<'•'■ ALEXANDRIA, August 6th.— Yesterday 4. engagement is the subject of general com ment here. In the opinion of men of high professional experience, nothing has1 ap parently been gained to compensate for tho heavy loss of killed and wounded. ' I! •An armed train started to-day for Ma halla Junction to discover if the rails had again been cut. ALEXANDRIA, August 6th.—The place of yesterday's engagements Darned E3bet' ; Kurshid. General Alison states that tha enemy's loss was between 200 and 300. One officer of the Mustaphazine regiment and fourteen privates were taken prisoners. They stated that the enemy's force con sisted of a battalion of the Second In-, fantry regiment, 1,200 strong, and 900 of the Mustaphazine legiment, who partici pated in the June massacre. In order to tost them, General Alison offered tho prisoners" tho option' of returning to the enemy's cwmp. They all refused, saying there was great discontent in Arabi Pasha s c»mp. They say Arabi sent as proyisioners to Cairo some officer who asked what they were fighting for. ;; "l; ' . Opinion in Ffance. t PARIS August 22.—Ganibetta'a. pape declares that if trie policy of Gambetta had been followed the country .would have been sparod the humiliation of seeing the canal made a branch of St, George? 3 Channel. 'Ihe "Temps" believes that Fnglarid will, permanently remain mistress of the canal, but is inclined toaegmesce in euch a settle ment as will be advantageous to European interests/ The "Sicclo" describes the seizure of the ship cfcnal as an act of theft. '.'La France" expresses a similar Opinion, The "Telegraphe"urgrs the Canal Ccm pany to sue England for damages,' De Lesseps telegraphs that-the regular traffic of the Suez Canal is proceeding, and that'be will retnrri toParis 'Shortly;. London, August J32,-,The 'D.ailyjfws dispatches cay : General Sir Garnet Wolse- Toy visited Do Lesseps yesterday ana ex ' plained the "action of the British in rpgard to the Suez Canal. Ho said that everything would ho oyor in a few days, but that tho English must use the canal. Be Losseps expressed himself satisfied with General Wolseiey's explanation, and said he rer .gretted that there had been a misunder standing. , JUo Lesseps subsequently saw the Duke of Edinburgh and- gave assutance of hl3. friendly feeling to England. / <

Petty HJcirimshes.^ _„,,._ • "B'atrisea anff Birkel-ellMohspiaii were oc i cupiodyesterday oy the.Britishi The losses vjers small on both/sides.,. ,*Jlie e'nejgd'y re<

'treated to'LakVMaximaV "Men arid horses are Buffering from the heat.' Tbo transport ; ucrvice is insufficient, The army telegraph \ trainH have not yet arrived. A few engi neers ara working on the Egyptian lino to Poit Said. The work ia very heavy, there being only one line. The Life Guards captured eight prisoners dresied as ordinary peasants, but carrj ing arms. Two had long Arab muzzle-loaders, the others carrying Remington rifles. The enemy's scouts: displayed a great deal of boldness. The enemy were miicti stronger than we ex pected. They had a number of cavalry and were spread out in a semi-circle. We soon parcoivctl train after train of re-inforee ments arriving. Our guns commenced firing .at 11 o'clock. At first our fire was very weakly responded to, hut in the after nooa the rebeja threw six shells to our one. They produced, however, very little effect. Tlie fire of the enemy, though fairly good for amateurs, was not corroct.

De Lesseps lal/cs Again.

POUT SAID, August 26t1.—1n the course of a conversation to-day De Lesseps adhered to his opinion in regard to the National party in Egypt. Ho taid he would still con sider Arab!' Pasha a noble patriot, arid he felt happy to think he [De Lesseps) had had a treat share in preventing France from par ticipating in an adventure which he believed will have even more disastrous consequences' than those of the French expedition to Mex ico. He said ho believed the campaign would be long, and that tho Kngliah would encounter determined resistance. De Lesseps and his son will leavo hero on Sun day. An All-Day Battle. Los don, August 21.— The'"Daily News" has the following from Suez : -I have jmt returned fiom Shalief, where I witnessed the conclusion of tho light, in which 200 ot our ;men, including Hichlandets, Blue jackots and marine*, brilliantly defeated twice their number. The fight lasted from eleven o'clock in the morning until nw.r live o'clock in the afternoon.. The firing of the Hichlandera was remarkable for coolness and steadiness. The Catlings in tho tops of the gunboats worked with admirable pre cision and did much execution among the enemy, who advanced to within 100 yards ot tbo bank of the canal. I The success was the mote brilliunt owing to tho extremely dillicult nature of the , country, which abounded with 10-.v ridges, aßd water courses. Lieutenant Lang of the High landers gallantly crossed the fresh-water canal in the face of a heavy lire and brought back a. boat, thus enabling a company each of Highlanders' and marines t6 cross and take the, enemy on the right Hank. The enemy fohght bravely and their commander waskilled, ...... • . . ... .

Robbery in a Brothel.

AN INTERKSTINO FEMALE' ARBESTED,

A. MAN named Harry yollips, represent* ing himself aa a bushmao, ■ sppeared at the Polico office this morning, aud repotted that eiihor late.last night or early this moruing ho. had been robbed', of £30. He' -stated that' while in a partly insensible state from the influence of liquor with which he was fur nished, he was enticed into Madam Valentine's house, situated in : '\Yel lesley-street. He weut inside about 11.30 p.m. Ho had in bis pockets money amounliug to somewhat over £30, and from this he tcok a small portion and gave it to oco of the girl?. Ho then turned into bed and felL asleep. Upon awakening this morning, Colliua dis covered that his money was missing, but being.unablo to obtain any satisfactory ex planation, from the inmates of the bouse, he decided : v upon bringing the matter before the police. His own conviction was that the girls of the place had beoa prevailed upon to rob him while a*lecp.: Actiug upon information re ceived, Detectives .Strathem and Sullivan proceeded to Madam Valentine's, but the good lady was not at home. Sho had gone out, but ■it was eventually found that she had been seen proceeding to the North Shore by one of the ferry boats. The detectives followed, and found her whom they sought at the house of a'' friend. Sho was informed of the reason of tho ■ appearance of the officers and requested to allow herself to be placed under arrest. Madam Valentino protested .her innocence of the charge of robbery, and ignorance of the whole affair, but submitted to the wish of her protectors, and returned to the police station. The buahrnan. Collins speaks positively as to the posses sion of over £30 when, he oatfreU tha house, and equally aa positive is he of the c'rcnms'tancc that it was missing next morning.!

"The World" To-night.

Me BLAND Holt's Dramatic Troupe give their first peitoruiap.ee of "The World" at the Opera House to-night. Tho names of tho members of the company are. given on the second page of this issue. : ,,

VOLUNTEER INTELLI GENCE.

The monthly inspection parade of the members Of tho Hobsonand No. 3 Companies was held last evening!in the Dr}ll-shed, but theattend anco wa3 small. fTho members complain that that thoy do not attend becanso of theh- want of uniforms. The Hobson Company, under Cap tain Dignan, had present about 20 in tho ranks, exclusive of tho band, which numbered 19. The officers present were Lieutenants Olifton and Connolly, and SnbrLieutenant Flynn. Major Withers, commanding officer ofthe Auckland Volnnteor district, will forward to the Defence Minister the names of Volunteers who have been absent torn parade for four consecutive monthly meetings in •■order' that tholr names may be struck 01Y the roll.. Mem bers object to attend without uniform, and it would not bQ wise to, spend money until something is definitely settlod as to what will bo the Volunteer uniform. The thinness in No. 3 Company was due to 09. error in an announce ment aa to the oVenink of parade. There was a muster of 25' in tho ranks, 6 non-commissioned Officers, and Major Morrow, captain of the com pany. None of tho junior officers were presonf. Major Wither?, Officer Commanding the Dis f trict, held tho inspection, and after1 the roll call and examination-of arms Joined the compahiqa and put them through a good course of marching, firing, and battalion drill. The parades showed a want of instruction .in BOrne individual instances. At the close "Of the -exorcises*. No.! 3.'Company was dis missed, and the Hobson. headed .by their excellent band under the direction of Band master Morris, marched out. playing selections ■of rhusio to the delight of--listening citizens. The flambeaux in tho rear, had an attractive effect, and the musical strains of tho band showed unmistakably.that the members of the Hobson Band are becoming efiloiont musicians under their new ■bandmaster. ••■, '.'"''

THE PRINCES-STREET FOOTPATH CASE.

(To tae Kdltor.J

Sib,—l was thltt asy Intefestod In a trivial case hoard In tha Polios.'Court-, when the defendant waa fined 6s and costs. . 1 wish to draw the attention of tha publlo to the (sot that the turn total was £3 3s, whereas the fine wasonlrfe. Tola disproportion Of fia toß33sratrergiirDriied me.' One item was &i 2s to Mr Cotter, to'ioltor, who is employed, I believe, by the Council, Now, will any. person in the community say that the above ohargoa are In accordance with the remarks made hy Hia Honor Jadgo GlUlen when from the bench he advocated cheap Justice? -The aoonsad had, I underatanfl, the full authority of. the City Rngloeer (Mr Atder- Bon)to enter tho eta tiles by orosslng the foot path, which Mr Anderson did not deny In Conrt. It appoarn to me that the hardest work ing men and the poorest have to suffer the most for a email fine of 5j :it swells up to £ISb. No wonder lawyers can Jive In lninry, eßpeo'ally when the City Cowoll ofßoers ore so ai aldijoas in their dntied, end the l»?ryers granted soon » larfte fee wruntt ont of a hard-working m*n> I wish to oall the attention of the public to tho above facts, and would buksosi ' that aamo reform is neoaesiry, as I conßlder It my dnty to expose such exbrbltant charges where there iaonJyasmallflne.T-TTours, &0., ■ . j ' ■' AN KYK-WITNE£^.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

... Seftbmbbs 20, 1383. Bank of New Zealana-Sellsra, £23 lOs Union Insurance: Co. -Buyers, IDs 64; Bellera, Union Sash and Door Go.—3Bs pd (new); Bel °G'jlo3n O'own.-Barors, 118; seUtr?, 12a ijunen or Bennty-359, m, 24s Sd ; buyers, 24s fld; sellers. 25a 6d . ■ , .. V f Southern Oroß3—Bs 61 Seymour—Sellers, 10. ■ >■.'■■■'■

, JOSKPH NBWMAN. Secretary.

Another old colonist has been gathered to his forefathers by the death of Mr JameS v obertson, of Mmgare, who was one ot the pioneer settlers of Auckland. The de censod was greatly- respected by all who knew him. His death was rather sudden, huli ie bad passed'" the allotted span," and latterly gave signs of wanißg powers, ' The'investigations of the pojjqeia con nection with the bufetories committed by Marsh, show that; Elummer and Marsh corrupted their Jobberies _in ; an entirely different manner, and convincing proof jp to Wnd that Marsh hafl nqthing Ip do with the peculations of the notonoifs pred Plummor, whon on burglary intent, care fully abstained from .pilfering, anything identifiable, anj he has bepn ftnowa to leave pounds worth of jewellery untouchea and-take as small v sum as five shillings. On the other hand Marsh laid hi* hands on eviJrytbing.moveablo, a fact whinb sooner or later must have led to his detection, hap\ hia career not' bden been, brought to aclOße by being captured flagraritt dchdo,'

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

THE CRICKET TfiAM FOR THE COLONIAL TOUR. LONDON, September 18.

It is probable that Walker, of Middle sex, will replace Morton Luca? in the Hon. Mr Bligh'a cricket team,

The Empevor of Austria's Life ■ Attempted. VIENNA, September 17. Emperor Francis Joseph is now on a visit to Trieste, and intelligence is to hand that a man with a number of bombs in his pos session has lieen arrested in the vicinity of the Imperial residence. It is supposed that an attempt on the Imperial life wa3 con templated.

VERY LATEST EGYPTIAN NEWS.

(RETJTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

\ The. Kafradowar Garrison Dis perse. ALBXANidtIA, September 18, Sir Kvelyn Wood, on hia arrival at Kafra dowar, found that the rebel army which had been stationed there had dispersed without waiting to surrender. The place is now occupied by the Biitish force. ' Railway Communication J£es tored.\ luiilway communication between Alex andria and Cairo has now been restored, Twenty Leaders Arrested. In all twenty leaders of the National Party have been arrested for complicity in theievtlt ' ( ' Egyptian Army Disbanded. A decree has been issued by the Khedive wholly, disbanding tho Egyptian army. The decree further seta forth that all. tho officers of tho army who showed sym pathy with tho Wntioiialist movement will be tried by Court Martial at Cairo.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Arabi's Excuse.

LONDON, September 18, 6.10 a.m.

Arabi now states that he was compelled to take up arms and fight against his wilL : The Khedive Reviews the British Troops. The Khedive is about to proceed to Cairo and review the British troops. , : | ~; ■' Indian Iroops Going Home, . The Indian troops are to re-embaik at Suez on the Ist October, i .;, , An Indian loan of two and a half million is required to moot the expenses of the con tingent Forces Massing atCctiro, ! •LONDON; September 18th, 6.30 a.m. The British forces are to masd at Cairo,' where the Khedive is expeotod to arrive to-morrow to review ihe Highland Brigado which garrisons the city. j ■■ Arabi Allotved Counsel. Arabi is to be allowed the assistance of counsel on his trial. • ■'•■'> Troops Returning to England ilia Guards proceed home ut once, leav ing Cairo for Alexandria immediately after the review. , . . .'■ Aboufdr Surrenders. " At Aboukir, two hundred rebel officers have surrendered their arms. Military Districts. Temporary military districts are to be; established. Ihe Indian Loan. • • The Indian loan, to pay tho expenses of tho ladiau troops, will bo 25 million rupees.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day.

* Sharemarkst, 3 p.m. :—New Prince Im perial, seller;, lOs ; Queen ef Boanty, 25s to 24s Gd ; sellers, 25s ; do. contributine, 22s 6d; Southern Cross, sellers, 9a j Tbamas Golden Crown, sellers, 15a ; Bon ben Parr, 4i.

PATEA, this day.

STJSAMER STKAHDED.

Tbo steamor Wakatn, in entering tbe river this afternoon, was branded on the North Spit, where tbo Paten waa wrecked.

HUSSKLL, this day, ARRIVAL OF AKAWATA. Arrived: Glenelg. The Arawata, from Sydney, ia in sight It is blowing a S.E. gale. 1

CHRISrOHURCH, this day. ARRIVAL OF FOOTBALLKbS.

.The'; Sydney footballers arrived tbla morning and were received by a large nuin» berof local play erß.

Ihe Sydney Footballers Versus • ■ JFanganui.

: ~WELLINGTON, Menday. The Sydn»y men won the match by a goal and; two tries (nine points) to Wanganui'ji one try (two points). Play on both sides was go.Oii, ... I ~.""i ■ . •■•.

HARBOUR BOARD.

Thb Board mat1 at 3.30 p.m. to day. Present 1 The chairman (Mr Compton), Messrs Waddoll, Isaacs, T. Thompson, T. Morrln, O/MayailStono andAiokln. ' :c\ ■' . •

■ • Finahoe.—'Poyrhent of accounts amounting to ißli9Bl6s was ordered, The following statement of the' funds of the Board waa. tubmitted 1— Bank balanoe. £684312s Id; cash in hand. £6912s 7d: total, £5003 4s Bd. Loss accounts ordered to bo pairl, 5U96168-&406 8b 2d. Amount of cash on deposit, £163517s Zd. V-i ' 1 Cokhb#po.nd»;vo«". — Letter* wwo rccoivad from the .inspeotoi! of Telegraphs re the reserve for telegtaoh devMtment.-Referriid to Works and Knilonrment Comnilttoo. — Krom L.:U. Nathan;and Co., asking for a reduction of wharfage charge on a consignment of CTloeee ohnirp, the meatnroment of whloh wss fiO tons. Tho board decided th»t It could not comply With the' request,—From Mosbh Hesketh and Richmond on bebaU of the oiptaln of the Her mione re the fllspute na to the Board's power to levy dues on the gross-(onsage of the vessel ..»nd sot on ■ the regißtered tonnage. The writers asked that the ri«h of the Board to charge on the grots tor>( nagn be tested by a friendly law Bait.. It was decided to consult the ißoard'a Bolloitor.—Fjrom Thermon, WllBOn.& Co.. proprietors of tho luminous paint, aMrg information as to its uses, ooit, eto., It was decided to inform the wiittrs that the Board were BW&ltlng the re . enlt ol the Government test of the paint-From the SoyaJ Humane Society re the letter of the Board suggesting th&t a branch of that society be opened in Auqtclond, and stating that the society bad glvennp tha praptioe of estab lishing branches. The- writer, however, for warded information regarding the society. Referred to the Fftjaroe Comiaittee, It waa stated that the othor Harbonr Boards In the colony were -willing to join in form ing a' New Zealand Humane Soolety — From the Secretary to the .Marine Department, writing br instruction of Mr Blaokett, En olneor-tn-ohlef. polnttrpr out that an alteration had beep made In the original plan of the dook. andof which the Marine Department had not been advised. Mr Blackptt dcßlrod it to be un derstoodtbat he Ooollned to t^lte any ■ responsi bility in oonneotion with The preliminary works, and thonght plans for the whole work Bhonld be prepared, and those preliminary worßß Included In the oontrao. .: . ■(Left Bitting.) . ; ~,,,

LATE SHIPPING.

~: „, '■'" , DEPARTURE. ' i. THIS DA*. Bauoy Kate, Oh., Lewis, (07 Kusboll

The s,O. Rotoraa waa signalled late this after noon. She wonld arrive shortly before 6 p.m.

■iL JBLvt liAJ 'UixJLiiiLl^l!' HTVKfvnVT^cs lUoPS^ x^Taoxrzfi!, _1., TjEj^T^nr/^B^^^VtV.



The criminal business to be brought be.: fore the Supreme Court at its next sitting already promises to-be heavy, though the offences against the person are by no means of so serious a nature as those adjudicated on? .during last session. ' The -list < of; prisoners committed for trial iup to the present ia as follows :-r Thomas Gorman, perjnry; John Leydou, feloniously wonnding; Alexander Barn'es and W. Allan, breaking aa^ entering; Sarab. Km^ly Johnstor^, concealment p$ birth; X' Jenkins, feorgp stealing $ ■#•. ' Browftlep, . forgery (two phar«es) j S. Joy, bigamy ; Q. Grey, cattle stealing ? Thos. Binriey, larceny (9 obarges); Jobp Mathisan, W. O'Keefe, and Hugh Storey, malipiousinj ry to property; D. O'Cpn.ngr, larceny; C. Davis, urceuy ;J. Gordori, un lawfully wounding; and Aubrey Wt& gerald, burglary. '■ | THE INDUSTRIAL AND PBOVIDBNT PBBMIKBNT BUILDINS. LAND. AND IK VBBTMBNT 8001BTI 09 AUOKLANQ are prepared to receive Money on Deposit at lnteres for each short' long periods as may Bolt de poflltoraii GKOKGHr FBABKB, i ! i-f'J :■■•-■■' >■■'!:>" ■ .;. '-Manaßer.



7 Wanted." ""7 ]{'''. ... W, ANTUD, a Boy-forßlacksmithlng.- V y Apply Mr MoMillan, Vulcan lane.. .a Cooper. — Apply t< _V * Diokeson and Baroetti Ngftraawahia Waikato. "'i:' '• , WANTED, a nrst-cla'ss (Man) Cook . Youth for Fancy Goads Htore; Genera! Sarvsnts for Buburba.—Appiy Armstrong and Co. 477 Qnaen-Btreet. ' ' \¥7aITTED,-hn active Vbuth; must ht V T ablo to RWo and Drive.—Apply to T W, Doonln, Wholesale and Retail Grocer, &0,, Hohaon-atreet. ' '• ', WAN'I HV, ior we Coast, a Butcner, at shopman, &0.-Apply to J. G; Olwtoß, ».«7_NT_l>, a respectable Boy able to * V unlii and drlvo; oharaoter reaulred.— H. T. Andi ews, Kpaoiru ANTB I), a Youth to attend to a pony and garden.—Apply this oflloo foi addroaa. ■- W"~"ANT_D, a BespectaWe Young Manas boarder In a private family In Wollesloy Btroet; terms moderate.—_pply Stab Ofllco. _ WANTED, a smart, active young Man &b traveller, oto.—Apply by luttur to Box No. 60. P.O. V\7ANTED, 6 wood Handy Men for » ¥ Bridge Work.—Apply at onco to Mr Gotjk, Bhlpboildsr. Cnetom-honno-Btraet. WAN i'ED, a Good General Servant.— Apply Mra Frozer, Sallabury-^treot. Parnoll. ANTJfD, a clean tidy Man to rent or run i\ Ooif*o stall on waget).—Apply G. Cook'a Stables. . - ,-,'■', ■ ■ ANTED, a Good General Servant; a German girl preferred.—Apply at Mrs Sharp's, Vlpoent Btroot. . . . WANTED, Strong, Active Youth for Grooery.-Apply. Robert Ne»l. Queen- Btreot. ' WANTED, 'an Improver' to Houbo Building.—Apply two doors above Milk Dairy. Hobaon-Btreet. ■ ." ■ ~ WANTED, Boy for Auakland Lapidary. —Apply, 8. Dannerord, TOoatro Royal Bulldlnga, Queen-Btreet. ' ::' •■ ANTED, a good smart Boy or Young Mau to ussUt in the kltohon.—Apply Thamea Hotol Dining Rooms. ' WANT-D, an Improver to the Droea making, also a Girl to Clean Houao.— Apply R. Leigh, Hob3oc-street. WAN TED, 'an Experienced ■ Salca woman.—Apply to Garliok and Oran well. City U«il Arcade ■■...•■ ■ ■ WAHTU.V, Draper's AB»ia ante, — Apply to Garliok and Cranwell, City Hall Aroaae. . , WANTED KNOWN-OrewelWorke4 Table Covers, full slse. 8j lid; AH wool Fiannrf^7Ji.-Bj^pja_^tooj£fJ[io^lAj^t£oet. WANTED, two respect able, Men as Baardorsin a private family, or could havo Room without board if prefarrod.—Apply : Mrs Smith, Storekoeper, Drake-streor, miso man's Bay. :, ■■ ■ ' ANXKD, at Hannafordls Auckland Registry (established 1883), Female Hor vanU (Parnell); small fqmlliea; wages 12a. ! WANTED, at Haanaford's Auckland Ros-try (eatabU-hed 1863), Housemaids (gontlamen'B famlllea), North ahorc ; TiINTED, at Hannalord'a Auckland - Registry (eitabllshed 1SB3), good respect able female eorvonta of all oiasso!). ~ WANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland Roglatry (established 18G3), Hotol Female Coo-B(Clty). - ■■ •." : XXf ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland f> Registry (established 1863), Housemaid and General (euburba). Ida to U&. ANTED, at Eannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863). Smart Boys; gOOd WIRBB. .'■ ANTitD.a- strong active Lad ; must bo able to milt well.-Apply to Mr Paton, Kdon Hill. Epßom. ■ , ■ ■ ANTED, a good Coat Hand, also, a good Trousorfl Hand; constant era> ploymont guaranteed.—Apply botweenOandS o'olook to Mupro fc Mllllgan, Hobaon-atreet W-NTEU^ a Carpenter.—Apply, P; Hutohlnson, 8, Ifarnworth Vivas. JJukc atroot. Ponsonby, ' \»7ANTIJD,TwoGood GoneralServants, TT and a Girl about 11 —APPI/. Mra Mo- Oart'a Heglatry OIHoe, a>monde-*treo*. \\7 ANTEF KNOWN—Ku»h Hats 4Aj Vt .JBoya' atrpwi Bd, Girls' White Straws M, Boys' Tweed Hats Is lid,—Broannn'a, Vio torla-itreet ■ ■ J WANTED, two rojpccwme young mon Boarders in a quiet family, where oo others are kept—Mra uoorge Pa?n«, top ot Franklin Road, tho third hemso off Ponsonby Road, on the right h*nd Biclo. . ; WAN t ED, Two Uood Asaistant Mil lUors; sons bat compAteni hands neod apply.—Apply between 13 and 2, Milno and Choyco. v. ' ■ WANTKD, a Mrong Krrand Boy.— MUno snd Ohoroo, Cheap— de House, Qaoen and •yyoUealey'Stredta. ' ■ WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply, Mm Lilnabnry. Poneonby. WANTED, by ai retpoctable joun^ porsoo, a Situation as Housemaid or' Gencr-i Servant In a private family Where inure are no young children. Town prof erred—Apply by letter jo ah, this offloe. * ' v ANTED, a Situation as Saleswoman; | good referenoa from flrat-olau-ouae In flydnoy. No ohjtotlon to country.—Address, 38, care of Mrs Bishop. Graf ton Road, Aaok land. .. . ' _ ANTED, by a JKespectablo Young Girl, aged 17, Mtuatloa as General Ser vant in a Biaall faiuliy.—Addrew, S.L.. Stab Offloe. . I . »«TANTiip KNOWN—That the New t V Sixpenny Vxerolie Book, with rail mar-; glnal line, 61 leaves, good paper, well bound, may bahad at Wafto'a. ■ , \C7ANTED, Employment by n steady ;T T Handy 'Man!— Address w, oare of Mrs Hennewey. Chaptl-Btreet.' ■ . WANTED, 5,000 more Members to join the Al L'hriotnma Club at Is per week, Opens on September 33rd, at Simons « Wynd hamHouse, ffyndjiama«dChtpalßtrecta, : t\TA»TfiD. Two or Three Unfurnishedl II Rooms In a private house, respectably ■ situated,— Addroso, Btating tsrins, Mrs H, G., Star Offloe. • ' m ; r ': v*7 ANTED KNOWN-That Mias Lor* T » rlgim hu opened a Night School for Girls at her residence In Wellington-street. WANTED, about 20 or 25lbs. Kiret-rato Freeh Butter weekly,—i. J. Thoinno, Rußtell-gtreet. Great Worth Koad. . . . : \\! ANTED, everyone to come, and .try » • tho Vlotpria Hotel's Own Aid; ocd Marian's Bogllsh, now on Tap I ANTED KNOWN — Whito Turkish ...Towols Bil. Honeyoomb Towels'4}<l; Horroofas's Long Cidth l)fl, Grey Oalioo 2i<l.-> Bronnan's, Viotorla-Btreet, ' ' ANTED, Threo Young Fellows' to Board with the Advertiser,, ot Mb aiater'a bonsai E very oom fort of a boma—Piano, ' .Bathroom, &.o- i no other boordern kept; terms modernte,-ZY.X..Staromoe. . , ; ; : W, ANTED KNOWN, that V. J. Somer r field la allowing, three BhlUings in the pound to dear Winter atook. T\7 ANTED KNOWN— Kilting done, ; Tl 2d per yard; also Dreesmaßlng. Ladlco' own materials made to order—At Rpsom atoro. WANTED KKuwa — X^ ne only ter-! feet Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by adpiylng to Professor Gossoon, the only Praotlosi Herballat in; tho Polony.—^hortland-rtroet ■ • , WANTED KNOWN—A Gentleman can have _ Nicely-Furnished Bedroom, with partial Board; 20 minutes' walk from Queen-B'reet.— Apply for adflroßstO Star offloe. \\I ANTED'' to Purpha^o, 'Firat-cjass Vl . Purlrl1 Poatp. Ulßhoo't prlcos Kiven,— W. & G. Wlnatone. Cnatom-hQUBe-atrf et. %.»/-ANT_D KJNUWM —T^e Ch e apeßt T T House for Drapery In Ylotorla-Btreet-- Brennan's, next Theatre Royal.—Two pair Box forgd. ■ . \tn- ANTED, THE PUBLIO S 5 TO QO TO J. CO ■'I | ' GOOB-ON'31' o E "i S .LONDON AROADO, \m *g'5J-3 Qncen^Btree't, ?^° ' 'l«9J?B-_8JD& |"S •soS 'aavoHr noonot p _«» Orfg , B.JSOgaOOB i!i,Z ■ • GOODSON'B' §.«& _ S LONDON AROADB, . V M ' "$ 3 ' Queen-Btrcot. ". g g1 «■:.■.;& £,v. i>nr ; -•' & s ,-, ~.,•7,.^ f _ :, _.i, • . ?i,? ..' QOODSO^'S LONDON AKCADB, 148, Queea^treet. . : WAS T'jSD. ," K. N O W N, sJ\V»tV W i^^jHLIXJ JtJSTOPRNHD UP, AT • ' JS TE P H ENS .O N'S -600 Ladies1 and ChtldMn'a Straw Hats, It to 2/6 1000 yards Millinery Nott, /3J per yard .. 180 Go^Bborough, Poke, sna Qaeen Bhap9 Ruth . : Hatß.M- ~.-.,! ' •., "|, 500 Twilled Cretonne, splendid value, /71 per vi yntd' •-: 'ir nt J.-..-I! I'O yards Heavy Tweed 1/6 per card Oatmeal' Cloths, newest shades. I9i to 1/3 Koaito Cloth, Nuns,. Beiges, Lustres, £0,, /6 to 2/Bjard ... ,' -,;... Carmelites, splendlfl Ya'ne, /9} per yard UnequaUfld. V&lno in striped Hobo, /BJ, /9i. 1/ por PBlr • : ' ■ ~ s , Children's Co'pured Socks, ,25 per pair upwards Hoyies'B P/lntEflasoe-vjreßS'PßtJarni', /4j tb Hi '■ Basket Pattern ia a apertaU|y, 5 shades ! Sp'eoUl Line In aoydWfraw'Hate, rtH each B^leeqa i» all thp newest-ahartco,/101 por ynrd Blaok Satin Uraljrolliß, lace ronnd tnem, 4/11, >j. -sia.ua !■■ . . .; i. „ . CbllrJren's Sunaha es, 1/3 upwards Corsets In all the newest makes, 2/6 to 12/8 Wo are showing Dolmans, nioely trjmmad Jos spring wear, IS/ tf> |07 coco,, '■ DBESSMiifiH^ ANp M^uneby on Prpmis?3. A. O. STKPHHNa°N. ■ i KARAygAHAPRBRQAD. NEWTON. ; BOSHMEN W-nted. —Apply W. T. Yonn*, Fancy Paper Warehouse, 101, .Grey-etTfO', -. ■ '■'■ ■■.'■■. -■ -• ■ .:■*, ts. L> .iVliilPT, Kurgeon iDentiat, haa an oneiting.for a smut Youth aa'appren tico; one having a taste-for mechanics 'pre ferred. ' ~ J; % ; * UGKLAND- BAWD OK HOPE t_L UNION-CHOtß.will render. '.'Josßioa'f Tint Prayer" In at. James's Hall To-tight, at



- \.\7"A.NTnD, 500 strong Men to try, u <■ IT ■:.' 18s Oi Trouson, worth 25a, made ■ meniurp.-J. Wllllama, Tailor. Victor!a-Btro»t a .\\r »NTtU, an Apprentice or linprovi ' ■ T T : ' to tho Carpentering. —Apply EV ( Whiting, Bnlldor, King-street. Ponßonby. i T»7aNTED, active Man or strong La }. V » to attend horses, milk a cow. work i 1 garden, and be Renerallr useful.—O. T. Wrei . Romnera, . • i *»/ANTiSD, a flimt-class Tailoress,' ■<■ • Vt onoa.-Apply,J. H. Unlton, Tailor. Vii > torla-Btreot - ■ , .' INING KJNUINKEH wanted by til Ploton Coal Mining; Co., Limltsdi Ai , plication; accompanied by testimonials, an . Btatlng salary requited, to be Bent la by li ! «<*°b<w-. ■ joh^wsue; ■ • ■■■■■• ■.. . ■ '•■■'■ '■■'•■■• s-eoretaty. ''. Pioton, aoptember, 1382. . .; . ■ \ A UCKLAND HARBOUU BOARD : _HSL'■■" ■■' — PILOT SERVICE, PORT OF AUCKLAND. I _____ ! ' Harbonr Board Office, Auckland, July 26,1882. Applications will be, received' at this pillo 1 until TUKSDAY, tho 3rd OCTOBKR nbxt.'a Noon, from competent persona willing to undei tako to carry on the Pilot Service of tha Por ' of Auokl&nd, In terms of conditions and agree mont to be soan at this offloe. Tho lowest 0 any application not necessarily aocopted. F. K. COMPTON, ' ', , Chairman. To Let. rpo LKT, 2 New Shops, with Dwellings X corner of College Uoad and Greenwood Btreot; rent low.—Apply M. J, Atooro, Boot maker, Victoria-street, rjpO-B-V LET, in Mew North Koad, ai X Al per week, about six acres of land anc an eicht-roomed Hohbo, opposite lndependeni Oliapel.— V. G. Kwlngton. TO LET, Browor-strect, oil Grey-street, a Mew Bonsa of roar rooms : rent 8d 6d per week In adva&co.-D, Jf, Evans, Estate Agent. _________ 'IPO I(_Tn New llouso of six main rooms. B ' city water and every oonvenienOe : rani low for yearly tennant—J. M. Lonnox. ' 110: LET, a rurnlshod Bedroom, suftable I for a Murrlsd Coup's. wl'Ji uso of Kitchen: also, a Bedroom for two respcotablo Plnslc Mon, &j por week.—Apply 141, Viotoria-street Weat TO LET, 2 Rooms, Brighton Road, rioat Paruell.—Apply to Mrs Hoggins, Brighton Road. ;; rpo LB'f, a Two-roomed Cottiiße; rent I low.-Apply to O. i>, KUIb, llowo-Btroet, top end. rpi) LET, in Hobaou^treet, nice Shop : JL and Dwelling; gss and water laid on, and shop flttinga oompleto.-M. Koley, Grocer, tl o baon-atreet. O"Hb LET, a House, in Wyndbnm. L" street; every convenience. —J. M, aodonald, oorner Qaeon unti West Queen- Btreets. ' ' ' - e§\o LKT, Shop, with Five-roomed House JL attaohed. Iherc la a vory steady business In connection with tho shop, whioh la well lit tod, &o.—Apply between i and 6 p.m. to Mr J. B. Jaokuoii, Lorne-streot, oppoßlto Lorno- I reet HalL , I^O LET, New Shop and Dwelling, good . position, corner of Brighton Road and Brown-street: urot-olasß opening for general store or butoher.—D. F. Kvons, Katate AKont. queen-Btreet. nil 0 L E r~T. O'NKIL BrßEET,l>onßonby-House, B rooms, _c; only 13a per week, CONQUKST PLACS, Harnoll-Cottage of i rooms. &o,; only 3a per week. D. V. KVANB. . Katate Agent, Qncon-Btreet. rp o l c t. ai 1. GKORSH'S BAY ROAD, P»moll. - A Comfortsblo Hlx-rooired Cottage; largo allot ment ; olose to beach. D. F. KVANB, KBtate-gect. rp ' o L a x. Oommodlouß Family Konldonoo, now In occu pation of Roy. Mr Kdwtrda, who is Drocooding to Hamilton. Uouso contains 10 rooms, wa«h iiouso with ooppor, Btoio-room. &c &0., stand ing In abpnt i-acrs gardnn, So : situate in a vory desirablo and healthy position, splendid vlqw ot the harbour, &o. (O'Connoli-atreet, Ponsonby), D. IT. KVA.NB, ■ Kgtato Ageot, Queon-atroct. rf»O MERCHANTS, LIVIKY STABLK J. KEKPKK9.AND OTHERS REQUIRING LARGE HHBMIBKB IN THK CKNTKK OF THE CITY. TO L«T OR Lit ASK— Thoso extenalvo Pre mises In Durham-Btreot, adjoining tho Haytnar ktit, at proitant oooupiod by Boston Brothon, Ooach.baildors,' who are removing to their new presides In WaHofleld-B^oot. cppoelto Meaera G&rrett Bros. Apply BiBTKN BROB., Dnrham-Btroet WORTU BHOUE.—To Let, v very nice Villa Reri'lanoe on the Latco Road, wlih 33 aores of Rood land )«{d down \n terms. Thnre U a good orchard and urnrdon, and all rectuivito cut-balidinKH, and omnlbatßOß para the plaoe tight times a-day. Terms modarate to an eligible tontnt.-(jllvar Mays. Deronport. "VI ORTH SHORE.—Several Houses Tq LJ Let, rurnished and Unfurnished : 0100, Qholco Allqtir,ontß rot Salo In all p'nrta of tho dlßtriot.-Apply, R andK. Dndpr. OFFICE TO L_r Appiy at O,N,UA< Rooms, Queen-Bireet : ■ . . For Sale. ■ ' &T OR A ALB, a Lucrative Businoss ; good JO lnvostment for a etnnll cntiltallßt. Prinr olpal only dealt with.—A ddrosa, BK, Poat-offlco. TTIOR SALK.atthe Whau, Fonr Acria JO ot Land, with throe frontages and 3 houses ihereoD. odo nix rooms, and one throe rooms, with good wells and fonoed.—Apply Mra B>rper. Mowion-fltreet, Newton Road. . , gjlOR SALE, a handeomo Creamy Fony, r ' —Apply F. Homorfleld. 134. Qnoon-street. ■iiOR SALE, Wiiliam-Btreet, off Wel» MJ lincton-stroot, a oomfortablo 6-rooracd Honoo with every coavenlenoo; splendid view, —H. Partlngton. : IPOR SALE, in Barlei^h-streot, a niqa IP four-roomed Verandah Houaa. with large allotment, 40 by 150 feot,-H. Partlngton, House and Land Ancnt.BHohbnQ'a Bnlldlngg. -- ' TiiOß SALS, Valley Koad, two magnifi- JO cent Bnlldlag AJlotmonta. lOO'i USfoot each; Bpleadld position and cheap.—HrPart ington. Houbo and Land Agent, btlohbnry'a Mnlldingß. •* • "" ' ■ ■jl O X _ 'Ai; j_'O E. 1Si:l ! _ TT j n cO/SSHARiffiS. The uhdorslgnod haa a parcel of tho. fibovo Bharos for Bale, Bllghtly nnuer market rates,. -«. i;.. Apply sharp, ■■• '- y ;■.'■■.; ' • , A.BA.UNDKBS,; . , [_ ; 8. Ineuranoo Bnlidlnga. ■jl OR 8 A L i?. MOUNT EDKW.—Handsome .Villa Residence ot fl rooms, &o. new and thoroughly well finished; fitted with rojtlatoir, oVen, odpuoardt, &«., tee.; standing on nllottnent (fenoed) 43 x I*o, Bttnatod near Mr Batger/a. 'Bu,a passes tho door. **»**TUn. D>Jr .. KVAkB> ' '•''■- ■-•'•'; . ' Batate'Agenti A ILOTAiENTB r' 'ALLOTMENTS II _J_ ■>[, ■.. i _—_■ ■• ■, ■(~ in .. nk WTON ■ ROAD - Two Sirst-olasa. almost LeVel Allotments. S3 x 19. £132 each ' ' MOUN C KDKN-Bplendld~ Level. Ailotmentq (main road frontage), flßjt-plasa Business Hiioi; about threa minulea' walk" past Tol ,i bar ■ . . " : • ' MQUNt BDRN-Very desirable Villa Bites about 66 x 130. at from £100 eaoh ONKHUNQA Two Chotpa AUotmentai £30 eaoh ' ■ ■'. ■ .!••'■ NORTHGOTK-^Several Ohoiae Allotments In this delightful locality, from £(0 eaoh ANGLBSBA-BTBRBT-40Z130, for £100 GKACK-BTRKKT-Vary . Choioo. at from 16s BTt?A rR'T°STRBKT-Bcautlful ViUa,Sites,at <^a BPRING-STRKBT (PQaßonbyt-Choap Building Sites. S3 2 US. at 843 oadh ;. . PONSONBy ROAD (Bayfleld)-Ono nloo Lot, 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STRBKT (Kyber Pass)—Choioo Bnildlng Sites, nicely planted, good well, 'and many appllanoes tor building, £130 ' ' V. F. EVANS, ' ; ; 'i ESTATES AGENT, QUKKK-STREET (Next" Herald.") |/QK SALE a lianrly Little Farm, close I? yo Mount Albert, and only a few minutes' walk from the AvOadalo Railway Station, It is n corner lot, being janotlon of two roads, and oontalns 8 aorpa 8 roods 21 perohes. There Is a oharmlng view. - The land slopes towards Mount Albert, with complete north east! aepeot. and well Bhclterod from bleak Windß. The whole farm is oleared, ploughed, and has'a flrswlass now wire fence ereotedi Tho place is planted with fancy trees, and has three good gates put up. This would make a nloe retired spot tor a gentleman'a resldenca. Price only OT pet aore i e»sy terms if rcqnlrefl, Title undor the Land Transfer Act Ap£l? £Q GBEAP'.SAitK V ,d|f_ii_P. tJALK At J; Q/Mri'u, Viotoria-stroet, for One Month oniy i the whole Btook reduced to b.olow:Mark9t Valuo. as the following prices will Bup,^;— Ladtes' stays, reduced from G3 W to 2s 6d (sige, 21 to 20 inoheq), with Whalsbcne BtLffaniaga; LaSios' Ob,emiaes (soiled from being In the wl^ dQwfiifed^cearsomTa fid to. iia Sd-b_,'ss ßOm e l j esnorolderod ana gooa calico Mothnm t-o Sber best Vl°'«Towder _Sd Fulled Earth reduced from 3d to. id- por .packet; largo li packets Violet l'o*derißt fid; large barrels oi KuUcr'a Hnrth, redsoed from Is to »d per barrel Boyß' small sized Straw, Hats, reduced from 9c to 6cl; Embyoiileiy, from «Jd yard; nil Km hrQldery selling at reduced prioes; good Blankets, large Blzes. reduced from 21a 6d to ISi 6d; Double Widih Sheeting, roduood fromXi 6d to Is 2d per yard; Bad-tick, reduced from 7t to4id, all wool; Flannel, reduced to BJd yara Stout Blaok Velvetoen. reQuoed from 6s 8d to 3i 4d por yard; Good Black Lustre, reduced v 9Jd ;Menß' Cotton Socks, 3JI per pair; L.W Books, lOd per pair; Towels, reduaed from 6d t< lid each; extra long Towels, reduced to lid worth Is Id; Brown Turkish Towels, reducet from li 6d to Is 2d; Leoo.falls, redueea from li Cd to Bi enoh; Calico, 9i yard; orlnoUnos, wort! 8s 6d, reduced to id ;'aißO suitable for mahini fly oatoho?, Janoy baßkets, fco.; Pampadou: Ribbon, reduoed from' 9d to 2d a yard. Sal commonoes Saturday, Bth September, and end 7th October. Vor Oao Month Only. — J GKHKN, 85: Vlotoria-Ptreet.-A full asßortmon ot Ladles' Underclothing all atToduoed prlcec Night Dreasea at 3s eaoh;-J. GREKN, 8! Vlotorlß-Bjtoeet _____>._._l_____. ,:,j „« {For continuation see ' First Page). Tl ,



. , ■ . t >v?ljOßt and forma. , .. \ ■ iy I" OBT, on Sunday, a Lady's Blaok Cape to JJ trimmed with »Ukfrlnde.—The finder wil L Pleasa leave samo at this offloe, or at Mr Der er win's, Freeman's Buy, when a reward will be 3 paid. LO3T, a Newfoundland Dog. Answers to the name of Bounoo.—Anyone returning j" Bame to 0. Bull, Wokefleld-Btreet, will be re ™ warded. •■ ■•■ ■■■■■• -■ '' ■. - T OST, qti Sunday week, oft the Wnarf, it JJ a Ohlld'B Perambulßtor.-'i'hß' finder will 0. bo rawaraofl by leaving sdma; at Mr Moore s : boot ahop, Vlotorla street, near Queen-street," f. T OST, lon Monday evening,, the 11th a JL« lnsti, between Newton and the Choral t Hall, a, dark ooloared Orernitnno Earring.— Anyone retarnlne: it to Mrs Mum ford, ay monda street, oorner of Mount-etreet, wlilbo rewarded. T or STOLEN, on Sunday Morn-" ; J_i ing,: a Fox Terriec Pog,'on°wera to; tho name ol Nettle; has brass chain collar on, with namo engraved'on plate.- Anyone returning j tho dog to 8. MoUermott, care of S, Porker, Plumber, etc, Wolleisley - Btreot, will be re warded. ■ . . .: . . LOST, between Seccombe's Brewery and I. the Grammar School. Piraell. a dilver Broooh (enamollod flowers in It).—Findor pe warded Oa leaving same at the Edinburgh i Can tie Hotel. , c |"_ pBT,on Suuday r lußt,in ijymonds-street, it ali a lady's Wntob, with Albort-ohaln and -. Loekotatiaohofl.—Finder plouso return tothla ■t offloe. :, . .... ; . . r T OST,' laßt eveHing (Monday), on the JLJ Mount Kden Rond, betwoen Uladding's Store aid St. Barnaban Church, part of a Gold Earring,—Anyone returning the same to Cuok- Bey's Btore. Mount Kdon. will barewarded. LOST.— A prosecution will be instituted . Bgslnßt any oho who dotalna or Is in pob " Bessionof my registered Hlaoft Retriever and , Newfoundland Dog after this date. I may state .. that every effort la being made to discover his f whereabouts.—Jamea Rae, Pawnbroker.:: FOUND, a Breast' Pjn in Wellington. etrdet.-Apply bTAßOfflco. t I^OUND, a Purse containing money.— (P The owner oan have thosamo byapply lng at this offloe.. . ' ; gJWUND, yesterday, a Baby's Capo,-< ---j U Apply at this ofOce. P-Si— 'Jill 1 ~■„■■■ ;; ;■[■'• -r ■ '•';■ ;, - ■ ;E. ' _1- ■ : A- A Commlttoe Meeting of tho Early Closing Association will ba hold in the Working Men's t Club TO-NIGBT, lOthinst, at Bo'olook sharp,: Full attendanoa earnestly requsßted. ■■ ' t. . J. R. ORl{, Assistant Beoretary. ■T> . A,'- •■;/'P.-'- ■•■;• V.'S;' : The Quarterly Mooting will be held on THIS KVKNING, 19th instant, at the Proteßtant ' Uall.Newton, at 7.30 p.m. By order of the W, M,, ( .~ JESSICA'S FIRST PRA"*ER";: wtU bo read by Mr Hwington To-night, in St. JamOß'B liall, with Llmo-light Illustrations. ) ; BBICKLAYE R S'x XABO ORERS^ , < BOCIETE., _--\. ~- | ~,, ; The Half-yearly Meeting of the above Society' 1 will be held in the Working Mon'a Club TO | MORROW (Wednesday), the 20th Instant, at ! '■ .. MICHAEL TOBIN; \nu\ Seoretary. ( ■ t iMlti Annual Meeting of the Auckland' ; I BIUYOLU CLUB will ba held (n tha 1 Y.M.O.A. Rooms to-mokkow (Wednesday), ' 2l)lh Instant, at 8 o'olook p.m. ■ ■ ■ . Mi !! C. BiRTLBy, : Hoiußeo, , *. UCKLaND CRIQKKT CLUB. i The Annual Mooting of the Auckland CO, will be held at. the Club-room, United Service Hotoi. TO MORROW (Wednesday) EVENING, at 8 o'olook. , ■ Business: To rooolvo report of the past and appoint offlcera for the ensuing season, &o. Full attendance requested. ~,.., W. H. VKRBKKR-BINDON, I] Hon. Bee A UCKLAND UNITED GHIOKET' ±X. . CLUB,. ,•..>•■ >\: 3 Tho Twenty-second Annual Meeting of tho ■ above Club will bo held In tho Thtimoa Hotel I TO-MORROW (Wodnesday) KVKNING. tho 20th Instant, at 7.80 o'cloak. , ■ i CHAS. K. MAOCORMICK. ■ Hon. Sec. DTAIIUHU UNITED CRICKET CLUB. ... . i The Annual General Mooting of the members I of the above Club, which was postponed from 1 last Wednesday, will bo held on THURSDAY NEXT, Bopt. 21st, at 7.30 p.m,, in the Criterion Hotel. ' '■,■■■• CHAP. BOWDEN. Juw.,*V ■ , Hon. Beoiotaty, : A UOKLAND DIOHESAN SUNDAY , jtX. POHOOIi A3BOCIATION; A Conference of Sunday-School Toaohers, nndor tbo liroeldency of the Bishop of the Dlooeso. win bo hold In St. Matthew's Sobool i room on THUBsnAY, 21st Instant (3t Mat thow'n Doy), at 8 p.m. ; ■ .. ■ , . i i Tho Conforenoo will bo preceded by Speolal , Sorvloo in 81. Matthew's Ohuroh, at 7 p.m., , when the Bishop will preach. The following anbjects will bo dlsoussed nt the Conference, vlj :—■•" ■-. '■■:■■,„■:. \< 1. Methods of OoaanotlaorSundar-Mhoolfl. X A Model Lesson tor Young Children on •' Truth! alness." • : > 7 Uazetto in ; Banlcruptcy. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL ZEALAND, NOKTHKIIN DIaTUIOT. . , IN BAIOJRUPTOY.' ■ In the matter of <'Tbo Dobtora and Cre dltoro Act, 1876," and the several Acts ■ amending tho same, and of the Bank ruptcy of 8-iBRRiT Ba-rv, formerly of Hokiangß, in the Provincial Distriot of i ' Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand,' bqt now of Onehungfv, In the said Pro vuiolainistrlot, Contractor, a Uobtoi;. Thla 1s tcf notify that Garrott Barry, formerly Of HoUasgo. in' the ProvlnoUl Diatriot afore b»ll, but now of Onehunga, in the said Pro vincial District. Contractor, had this d&y filed a 1 statement that he la un&b'o to meet hla engage ments with his Croditors; the First Meeting of Jredltors to be: held at the Supreme Court houee, Anokland, in tho Provincial District aforesaid;' on Monday, tho aecond <i»y of ; October neict; at 11 o'oloott In the forenoon. Dated, th^s Witt day of Heptembar, 1882.;- ■•. ; " J " ; i G. W. BABLKY. Doputy Registrar. - Kdwakd K:kq Txi^r, ] i Vnloan Lano, Auckland,* " Solicitor for the abovo-namod iJebtor. . '■' -■' • M fiiew Teas. •■•:'.» " TNDIAr AND CHINA, TEA WARE, • ' ._L V - ■- ; HOUBB. : '■■• : 95,-VICTORIA ?STKEET, NOTICE. H:fo.l\ ■-■■.( Aa I hg.va boon applied to In mistake for a lerson or persons tracing under the, style of " whltohosa and G0,," Qaoon-sueot, for a can vnoaor's sitoatlon. I beg to announco that my only partner, is my wife ond at preient my only' place of business Is at 95, Vlotorla-Btreet, better coown as the "India and China Tea V.'ara^ house."•,.. ;,., , \ i -VTO. 1 -PURB BROERN PKKOK AND SOU- Vi-- +' O^ONG B.LEND nt 2/ 2» 6. TWrO. of-PURK HOUOHONG AND DAK • -LX « . JBgUNG PKKOK BLKND at TCralf-PORE PKKOK 80U0HONO ; ? XI O AND OHOIOKBT DARJHK m iUNG BIiKNDatS/Wlb. A Rkduction ot So. $ B>> on 121b, Pabobls. "BBRTIB SAVBRNA" . HAMS AND BACON. Quality Spleadld, Priwe-cpfe1; 1/ v ft, ; Terms Cosh. . Loss by tho Side, Blend Teas. Prioes CunnKNT. OHOIOEST PURK BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea tor value in the cup la i worth penoe per pound more money, , ;.,,: v Price, Is6dperlb. , A SPLENDID DABJEBMNG FLAVOURED ' MIXTURK; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas. Prloe, 1/8 lb.. V TEA KXTRAORDIN ARYI* The ready sale this Tea oommandß proves It worthy tho name. Price, ty per Id. < i "FAMILY MIXTaRE." A blend of high 1 cured first orop India and China Teas; will , ' improve with lengthened brewing4n tho ■ I pot; and prove Itself an eeonoinlo ■■ ■• i hUth-olass Family Tea. ~ ' i' •" "' ' • Price,2/6perlb. ■• : ' .' ,'VERY RICH SDK KP BROWN TEA. : A combination of Borne of tho fdbest. tho • STRONGEST, and tho RICHEST B'LAVOOSiBB 1, T4as imported.' Price, 5/p^r ib, . Owing to the HsavT Stock of SIFTINGS In i London asd foochow, and the desire to make , sco3i fer turttier'. shipments, the undersigned i WUlsaU the balance bf'hla preoaat utoss o* P,URK CHINA SIFTINQS • i — tt}, a** 'tiirrt T n (quaHty rmdanlslßlo), J *.-" raX LBf, ; JO ?.SI>K. W^hitjshead, \ IC£ yiCTORIA-STRKBT, r , ' ' .. ■ 0()()0 *WJ?, S OF FIREWOOD. ! Carters will be supplied at tha landing, near \ Jagger and Parker's Mill, at TEN BHILLINGU ; v&M. TON. I 1 ; ■ H. N. SIMSON. £ , f ._ Waltemata Hotel. . i.-TTI X, A v V A N C E f jij •■ ■' ; ' •;■•■' '••■'■ iO :••' -"-■■■ 1 100,000 ORANGES' 5 fi.ooo COCOANUTS , a 600 LIME JOIOB.. : > 1: ■ A. OTTO. J rBiO-NIGtiT, "Jessica's First Prayer,'• ~ .J. ;Bt. James'a Hall.' Lime-light Viewa' 1 Beading, Singing. Admission-ls; Children, eti- I Q E ED f OTAIOUi g >3 hi\ fi,^«Kp POTATOES!, , :.,' y -,*i\ c. ; B'i Magellan Cloud, . , It QA TONB iOAMARU POTATOES. I OV . SpaoialiyPkiked for Seed. . r, % ' 5. '* "•' • -■•'"■••'•' j-fiaaiifiUi* ■ - -•■■ ••-■ ■■• f » v .-f OUBTOM-HOUSB-BTBEKT. T-vrfi-D ' X ■"^• - * 1 ■. ■ ■ ' ■■•■■-•



- - - - a ■ Public | T>JfrtJNl6& OF OLD COLONISTS ) With a.view ol ascertaining the names o all thosn who are Rtlll alive that arrived In th Ships JANW UIFFOKD and DUOUKSB Ol '< akgylk, I om ■ requested by the Ke-anlot : Committee to aaa all J portion who arrived b; ' those veiiaoln to ba good enough to oommunloati with me, giving tho Dames sod number o descendants, together with Buoh Information bi they may be pleased to afiord, alto the names oi parfclon applying for tickets or atimlßalon to the Banqdet, to take place on tho 9th October 1882* r , * .. t : ■■:.? .. .'i.j iiefiVM J.J.ORAIG. ; ■ '■■'-. :'. .fjl •■'':. ; :'/:■• Hon.Heo. _ V.8.-A Committee.Meoling will bo hold on ' MONDAY KVKNINS, September 25th Instant, at half-post 7 o'oloot, a<rCanning/a. All peraone douiroua of assisting tho above would bo wel oomo to attend. • ' • '■ Commeroo-atreet, .' ! ■ <■. ■ ■' ' - September I9th, 1882. :. ' ... [ ! '■ " IN .RE VICTORIA HOTBL, On aooount of there being so many Prohibi tion Notices issued, tho Proprietor o£ tho vic toria Hotel hereby begg to notify; That, from this dato 00, _nyonk who wishes to refresh the Inner man In lilß-estab'lahmen, will have to pro duoo a Cortlfloato from tho K.M. to the offeot, THAT NO SUCH ORDKR IS IN FOKCK ■ f i.\m AGAINST HIMI Alas !,how many will have to go without the •Vlotorla Hotel's OWN Alo,"never surpass'd In these . Colonies, and Brewed —under tbe special supervision of tho 'Proprietor—by-—; and Maeian'B Alo and Whitbon's, and tho Vlotorla Hotel's Own Whisky.' ALL GUARANTKKD FRKffi OK MEABLHS . ' ". . ''; "■.'. R..BVLUKB. Vlotorla Hotet I6th September, iwL TO AKTNE XS HI P' NOTI OE. WM. H. SMITH , , ~",,',', ~ ~" Heopoottnlly Intimates to his Customers and .tho.Public that.he has this day taken Into PAftTNBIIBHII' : ■•;■•-'• ;MRV AY !c."CAUGHBY,. ,;.;., n i . The Firm will in future trade under the name of SMITH & CA'UGHKY. . Mr. 0. has enooessf ully obouplod the poßitlon of Silk and Mantle Bus jib in one of the 'loading firms in tho old oountry, ■' and hlsvala able experlenoo and fatsiliartty with.tho Hcmo Markets, together with tho inoreased capital' will enable the, New Bfrm with BtlU greater buoocbs' to meet the growingl demand for; a GOOD ARTIOLB at the LOWBjST POSSIBLE PRIOK FOR CASH, • : ? , i ';"*> V;SM'ITH;\Sj;^AWHfEy'S ■~-,'.-,■ i CHEAP^ )tiSSVE%Y WAREHOUSE/ I .•; 300* & 802, UPPER QUKKrJ-SIRBET, . : j, ' , ltjo ,Aljp ! AT.-NHWMAHKKTV ,: N- B-—9°? Establishment will; in fatuto cloao on Saturday Evening atDo'clook.anaat Bi every qther evening as heretofore. - ;, "- ■ • • ■ ! Beptember,lßth, 1885 L ~r , ij wihi tl[ • -' ■■■\. ;'- o;; i:x7 f '^'i t-;; : c';: >. .(w R^S. 'P^iftSPWWtoft on ow QBrdon after ihls date wiUDa shot withoat further notice. ' ' ■' [■, ■; ;•;. ;: ' ■■• '■ ■ , . . / AHOHBB&CO.!. September 19.1882. ■■~■ if [j j ••,:, • ■;■] DBYONPbKT ■ H I iQ H'W A V ~ ;■.•:..<;■ Wd* ;' ' wdivx V' *ntl ot-i'o sbl'; .'o".'.'.(' - The Distriot Board will not rooognlso not expend any money In tho formation or repair of aw^ew roadway of a less wldth.than Fifty By order of tho Board. ;:: }";,, , ~.-.,.•. .;.' ; :';j;.- BBNJ,• TANNER, ■ ' '- • •■'■>■■■■ '•! lii'v-1 aii ■ Se°retary( -XTOTICE.—My EBtablishment^vlll closo J." on after September 15 at 8 p.m., Baturdaya exospted. —B. Kaitloton, Ladlee' and Gentle men's Hairdresser, 220, Quean-street/ QTONE.TaROWINQ. Jr-£2 iREWARW. )O " ■;:-' '-■-'' " ■ ' •■ i A Reward of £l will be paid to anyone who wil Rlvo ench information n,a will lead to the oonviotlon of tho parties throwing atones of an .evening on to the house ooonnied by me; and a further gum of fit on oonvlotion. I ■ •■ ' To. ; [iR H. BORSLRM, : I. Corner of Gr^f ton Road nnd Wynyard-Bt, 4 UCKLAND SCHIPTURB GIFT ,CTk. ABbOCIATION.-NOTIOB.-The annual appeal to the' public for Puhds in aid of this Association is now made. Subscriptions or Donations will bo thankfully reoeived by any of the following members of tha Committee, viz:—Messrs r. O. Kwlngton, A, Thome, a M»jor. W. N. Hushbroolt, J. Longmore, Mrs Wallla (Dr.); also, may ba loft in Receiving Box st Messrs Champtaloup & Cooper's, Stationers. Qaeen-Btret, or at the Depot, Hlgh-Btreot.-8. Rout, Hon Treasurer. ; ' 4?O KEWAKD Jor any person.that will dwiw (five information OF the person who otole a Cashmere foaxt out of my pocket from Mr wiuiama'a Fian Honae.-Appiy at ciark'a Auckland Laundry, back of Woodbine Cottaso, ■aiey^treet. V ■.■ ni,V**SVj ■'•■" , " T\rOTWITHSTANDINQ "^Givbga np « 1.1 i and "BemnßS off," Allen's Drapery la ««U boat valna obtainabld -Viotorla-streot West. A LLOTMENTSior Sale at Devonpbrt. x*. Appiy^ two doors afipyo Milk j Dairy, ,1 w'T.V... . A'-7. I ;''-? MRi, WELLS, Organist of the Cathedral, Ctirlatohnroh, is at liberty to give Les- BODB la SINGING? PIANO, OWAN, &o7- Aadress: City Bond.. ; i ;■; ■■:■ | j ;\, -j . A.LL ti»e Principal Dressmakers, Tailors, hud Bootmakers are supplied with Sevrlsg Uaohinesby I). & Chambers, -70, Queen-street, opposite Bank of N.Z, ~!.,!'•! '; •"' ' T\R. A. 0,^8.0R.NEJ'b:SIGHT, '-*-'1 j£b.O.S.Vki}oi,alnpV L.S.A., London, '* PONaONBY ROAD ■. ■''■ ■ l'- '■■" (Lato tt,o Hoatdonoa' of D«.. Htuorr, who baa .■;: I I left for England), ,!, ,i,. ~ „,] CAN NOW BE CONSULTED ■MORNING ANDBVHNING,! • 10 .';M- > ... I INDUSTRIAL a AKD PROVIDENT X PERMANENT BUILDING^LAND.AND BSyKSTMaHH1 HOOIETY OF AUOKIiAIHD. ' - - — ——'~~ OMIUJW"'*""* i OOBNEB J QUKHK-ST, ASD; VVtO^S LANS. ~ .. ,i.Hoard 07 Mahasembnt'1- • ,!i:: " ' Preddont 1 Thoa.Peacock, Ksq.iM.HK, ',■■■ ~ Vioo-Pjoßidont 1 A. G. Horton, Eea.., Treasurer 1 Thoa. Mackj, Esq. 1 iwiv-fiiu Ulrootorsi Meesrs. Graves Alokln, Kdward Bartley, H. Brett; Jas.Daore. J. J. Hol land. J. Marshall, G. P, Ploroo.C.«.Stouo, ;: .' andVH,G.;Waae.-":-> >--.^n -i- ~: Manager QoOrgo.Frasnr. <"','",■ THIS 80OIKTY Is tSfitmxed to caate advances to the eitent cf taroo-faurtha of the value on FroeholdorjLonsohold Property. Is | r.!- ! KKPA'XMKNTS. caloulated on the lowest pwaiblo icmnnoratlvo scale, may bo spread over Any roagonable number of years. ■~ F ■ K'lNßa NOT EmfuRCKD in oasoa of slot neaa or want of employment. 'KHJtttV 1 ! Membera may join as Investors or Borrowers at any time," , . ■■■■ '■'•' ' lntondlnis Borrowera boforo dooldlng would da well to apply at the offloe of this Society, whore they oan make arrangements' and tenni to suit their oonvenlonoe. - .. N.B<—Borrowers share in tbe profits, ' BfQDSE of 7 rooms to Let at North L Shore, two doors above Judge Mao donald's, threo minutes' walk from vlotorla Wharf,—Apply to A. Honctnreon, North Shore; or Henderson and Spraggon, Custom-house- BtroetWest. . ; <■***&: TIITOHBNS'S BLOOD RESTORER. The Publio are Cautioned against the sup position that the CORDIALIZBD, BLOOD RESTORER will oure the Bpecial ailmonia and diseases that tho MEDICINAL la now BO famous a inedldlne for.. Tho Cordlaliaod la hot A MjiDiqiNK at Aix, but simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract the effect of the MediolnaU and, that affords Hotel frequenters an escape from the use of stimulants > wniio be^ng; trostod under Mr, HITQHSNB'S CSLEBUATEU MEDICINAL BLOOD RE3TORBB, ' . ;.; ■ ••'•'■;'' '■ •■; \L, D. NATHAN & CO., \. , [ ",•■" ■'■'■ •■ i i £OJ# AGENTS. •. !■ ~,: '" ; r .; i-: . ienaera. . ['■> '•'■'■ \T2'^'MARKET HIGIiWAY U.l- - DISTRICT. Tonders for Footpaths. Kybor Pass, will be received until noon of TUitaoAY, the 26th instant. ■.■■;; \ r,,».t.r,v ■ '■•,■.'■■ <•'■ G D • :' Partloulars to bd had of Seowtary. s '■. v. ii 3 ■■• i.. > F,'G. CLAYTON, -,'"-, so •'■:\: v*. '■■' .■';".'•*.,. Chairman. 19th September, 1882. m o :^b tri(vi l d c r* b. Tendern will be reoeived up to noon on WED NESDAY, the 27th lest., for the Ereotion of the Globe Hotel, W-.feeflold.Btreet, ' Q ' Plani), Sco.. at our offices, Quoeri-siroot, > f-.'.■: •■ \: ■■■.\\ :. E. MAHONEY & BON. .■' i- 1 '/;.. ■■ •.; on J1 '• Ajfohlteots. m, q b v r, L d c r s. Tenders will be received, by the unde'rßlgset until noon of SATURDAY, September SSrd. foi the Ereotion of a Villa Residence in Wakolleld street* '■. ■ •- ; " ' "Plans, &0., at our offloe, Qneen-etreet.'. ' :? :;,; P. HERAPATa&'SONB < ;, ■ Architects, ,mB>N D^E B 8-,; fOR MI L X . No satisfactory Tender having been receive! tforthe supply of New Milk for Refngo and 01; • HOBpitaL Frenh Tenders will be received unti Ttoon-of FRIDAY, the 22nd. _~.,:- --■j-t'-r' r- ; :,.,'■» >fi-;:r ■r ■J, QxvAnnivi, ■> • • ■ u-f , ', Reiieviog Offloer. bfiS D (FWmtinwtiiMZix. First Page).



■■ ■■'■ ALEXANDER FULLERTON. Any information of the above will be gladly recalvod by J, W. Gray, Tauranga, " ' '■ ' ' ._ Aquatics. , . TW'ORTH SHOFE REGATTA. TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9th (Prince otWaleß's Blrthda;). I. TRADING GOMKR RACE .• ' ! ■ i i. OPEN SAILING BOATS.-Second Class (20 feet and not less than 10 feet overall), as ncr regulation 3. YACHTS AND FISHINQ BOATS (decked or hBIC-deofced), 1 tons and under i. OPEN SAILING BOATS.-Flret Clasa (over 20 feet and not more than 25 feet overall), as per regulation S. SCOW RACE 0. YACHTS AND FISHING BOATS, above 7 tons 7. OPEN SAILING BO ITS. - Third Olasa (onder 16 feet and not tea than 18 feet ■ ovoruli). as per Keßul&tlon 8. YACHTS AND FI'HING BOATS ((looked or hulf-deoked).—Above i tons, and not more tban 7 tons I). OHBN SAILING BOATS. - Foutth Olasa, under 13 feet overall, as per Regulations 10. ALLCOMERB' SENIOR WHALEBOAT -RACK. 6 oars, with steer oar.—Length Sfi feet and andor. beam not less than 1 ' feet, as per Regulations 11. SHIPB' GIGS . 12. WAR OANOES (bonn Mo) 13. DINGY RACE.—For boya not over 18 years of age U. ALL COMERS' JUNIOR WHALEBOAT RACE.—Whaloboat same as per raoe 10 16, LADIRS1 RAOK—Tobe rowed In ordinary. palr-oared boaja, with coxa wain 16. TUBRAOK .' . ' , ' if. 6REASY BOOM. .' ;. ' ,;;;.' i;- '■' Regulations on applloatlon to ~'i j t OHAS. O. DaOßb;,: ' ■ - •; ;'; ' " V'1. ''"*? ' Hon.'Seo." ' iioara nna Keaiuencs. CIROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street, one, J ot the mo3t oomfoitable private boarding houses in Auckland; Vacancies for S gentle men ; bath, and shower.—Mrs Fuller. v r, ; i Aacnon«, ■■. .. i .; .'/ (1 .! /^'.'Tp-MpRRbW,,-.'''1-.,;; oii T\VKI,VE O'CLOCK HOOtf. ; , HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, .■.."--• &0., &a., ; ",' ■ &a••••" ■ AT ARTHUR'S MA RT : . . (Produce Department).. Ur.a-.-: Removed to Mart for convenience of Bale, ■ . . .■■:. R. ARTHUR i - re.! i.if-1 \\J ILL sell, at his Mart, Queon-strcet, T» . Produce Deportment, To-morrow, at U o'clock neon, HOOBEHOLD FDRNITUEB and KTOKOTS -English Foather Bed, Suite (Figured Damask); Suite (Cretonne), Braes-mounted Bedstead, Mottled Kauri Bookcase. Glass Front Book oase, Fancy Writing Table, 2 Carpets, Hearth Rug, 2 Rimu Wasbstands and Table, 2 Chests Drawers, Toilet Table, Chefiontera, large piece oilcloth. Fender and Irons, Perambulator, 6 Oil Pointings, Cutlery, Piotores, Crockery waro, &tv Turning. Lathe and Fizturos, Sewing Machines, Photographlo Camera and Chemi cals. &o. " : New Offloa Table, D.B. Gun, New Stair Car pet and Dlhlng-room Carpet, Dessert Bervloa, two Patent Mangles, Large Rlmu Loo Table, THURSDAY, 21st, NOON. j devonport, norfh shore; bplendid building sites, rich volcanic soio, olose to harbour, . short dis .tahce from wharf. ; ! R. ARTHUR HAS beeu favoured with instructions to nell by auction at his Kstate, Land, and HpuseS&le Room. Arthur's Mart;. Uneon-atreet, on Thursday next, 21at lnst, at lSo'olote-noon, ■ BIX FINK BUILDING ALLOTMENTS. [tuatedln Grey-street, a short «l!at&ocalrom 10 Harbour, at thefooi pt Monnt Viatorla or Flagstaff BUI, oommanQUtt pij &son*l)jtof<peot, surroondedbyßome otth&bcn reßlotuces in the North Bhora. but a fe« mlmitoB1 walk from the wharf, cloeo to ohnroheß ana Bohools. : The soU is rich volcanic. . A rare chance for procuring a healthy and onvenlent site fora homestead, ■ • The Allotments are flagged '' ; THURSDAY, 11 a.m. . /; . CALIFORNIA APPLES, '..'.,,■ ' ; Ex R.M.S.S. City of Sydney, from San ' ' ' ' • Francisco. . (To bb Sold by auction, ~. , , AT '> "'X IS T H'U R IS M A RT. 1 r%f\ OASES iBEST DESSERT M-\J\J ' APPLES. ' .•.■■-.•'•■ . ; ro.Moßßow. i .: ; BANANAS, ORANGES, MANDARINS. ■i<:-Lvr -i--' W.;-. B A T O-N; ' WILL boII1 by Auction, at his Mart, to . E&orrow (Wednesday), at U o'clock, £Q0 BUNCHKS BANANAS .. ORANGES AND MANDARINS ' ' ! JDB and other brands, siij ' "'*"' Per Arawata, from Sydney, ' Vc T,O i'M1 O It R O W, * ,'; : At 11 O'clock. P QT A T O E S.! POT A T O E SI POTATOES! li/tHfK'iU J.- JLiSX ORETL: ] [i-iiiiii . f^n ;TONS' TABLE POTW.TOES. ON QUBEN-3TBKKT WHARF.,;.: ■; : In Lots to Suit Parohaaers. ' , BX ANNABBbL. V.." ." • '.' ' J^fc'.'iS.yiC^ ■■ -S R A * p.'Si : ; it, GEORGE~SIBBIN, , .; ft; Auctioneer. .: . B. TONES, B. C. DARK. B. D. TONES. TO.MORRO\V'. TENMENT'S ALE. TENNENT'S ALE. WHISKY. GIN. BRANDY. 'j ■;,'., ,'b,1; TONES & CO. ,| ' " ~,, i ■ tV'ILL sell to-morrow, at 12 o'clock, l^Q BARRELS TBNNENT'^ ALE 1Q QR.-OABKB WHISKY JOQ OASES BRANDY • .: : ka OASBS OLD TOM (3waln, Uoord Qy and Co.) , B ; ~ .: . , &C, fee, &C ~j -~ ... THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, HOUSEHOLP FURNITURE. :; ;;; w. d"o"w"dkn , HAS received instructions from Mr. 'Patriots Houth to sell by auction, at his residence, on Thursday, at 11 o'c'ook, at the oorner of Albert-street and West Queen-Btreet, AUthe HOUSKHOLD FURNITURE, Bed ding. Glassware ana Earthenware, &c, ! ' '& o, W, S. OOOHBANEI. , IJAS. DAOSK I MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. i'mU FRKEHOLD. PROPERTIES. MAUNGATAPE^E, RAGLAN, PUNI, LOWJBR WAIKATO, PUKEKOBE. rfiHE Sabscrihers will sell, ad their Rooms, 1 '' Fort-street, on Monday, 25th mat, at 12 o'olock. • By Order of the Trustees in the KBtate of the late James Armltage, Deceased; PARISH-Or ifAUNGATAPKHE <Eden) ---l Allotment 15, containing 60 acres, r ; RAGLAN-East TownehlD-Lots 3,4.6 6, and . " ?! seotton 2. oontainlng 1 acre and SO perches. WHAINBAROA-Lot 28, containing 20 aoree nnd 15 porches. CAMKRONTOWN-Lots I, 2,3, Md S.SeoOon " 8, containing 1 acre 1 rood and 87 perohes. ■ ■ PUKEEOHE-rPart Lot 18i containing US acres. 1 '"' '."'',' "'-And also," "'; ', Jx»j v i WAITAKKRKI—Bonth-esat part 'ot Lot 58, 1 containing M acres. For luithor partlculats, apply to "" bAMUEL COCHIiANE * BON, Auctioneers.' " -' •"■/'■



': ww.^. Auctions. TO.MOBKOW. ' WIRE NAILS I WIKE HAILS I ■ Without the Slightest Reserve. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by ■ m j a?°tl<">. at ihelr Stares, Queen-street, on .Wednesday next. September 20, at 11 o'clock 50 KI?PS ,wiltK N^IM. assorted sleeß, uy slightly damaged by fresh water. IV t I No Reserve. B. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, fpUKNITUKE, PIANOS-£9OO Worth -*-' English Furniture and Pianos, ox Ash more from l^ondon, to bo sold by auction, now being opened up lor Inspection. E. & A. ISAACS, T 0,-M G jx ,« OW, At 12 o'Clock. JQUEEN-STRBET AUCTION MARX (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). J. B. MARRIOTT TVTILL soil by auction, at his Rooms, on TT the above date. Iron and Wooj Bedstead?, Conchoa lioa Table, Dining Tnbleß Ofcalrs •■ Oleographs, Boole Caeo, ota, otc. Also, Clothini?, Watohes, Rln«o, otc, etc. Bundrles H. B. MARRIOTT, Anotloneer and General Salesman. . i j i if T~ ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. G«la""T.'vtVl".'e. ■ F 4 I B. PABAXURA YARX>S. npHE undersigned will hold their Second CATTLE FATR for tlio Foason on !';; ' ' MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. • Intending Vendorßwlllploase forward Entries for Oatalogno not later than Thursday, 28th {September. ! ZZZ " '■ '& HOLAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. , EX L/USGSTONE, FROM LONDON. Choice English Furniture, Dining-room . Suites, Loo Tables, Work Tables (in ; , laid), Marble-top Washatands, Pier ; GlasßCß, Whatnots, Reading Tables, i Mnsio Stools (Cabinet Oak), Vasos, Ebonizcd Brackets, Hall Stands, Painted Gilt Chamber Sets, Parian ■ —Statuettes, &C, ... &0., &O, 20 cascß Single and Doable lion Bed s steads $3 . j j 4 First-does Pianos, in splendid tone GABRIEL LEWIS !\\flLli sell at his Rooms, Lower Queen ; T J" street, on above date, at 11 o'clock, I QO PACKAGES OP THE ABOVK GOODBj 00 ; Now Landed, ex Langatone. 1 c MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, At 11 o'clock, TTVEVONPORT, TM"ORTH QHORK. Opposite Judge Macdonald's. TIRE Subscriber has been favoured with instructions to cell by auotlon on Monday, flth Beplember, at 11 o'olosk. ' On the Premises, Devonport, THK VALUABLK. WEUL BEUKOTED AND i JJBEFUL JfUHNITURE OF THE L&TB MRS. BBVERIDGF. I Particulars in fatnro advertisement. Furniture may" be vlowod from 9 o'oloek cm | ~,,,,., Morning ot Sale. : GEORGE SIBBIN, , Anotloneer. ! vis T.rjJESI>AYi SEPTEMBER 26, /AT 12 NOON. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, NEW NORTH KOAD. iVAILE & DOUG LAS HAVa received iniitructions from the' Trustees UK sell by auotlon, at tholr ' Rooms, Bhortland-sti.'eet, ■ THE CONGREGATION All CHURCH. f , * NKff NORTH ROAu, Together with the Corner Allotment on which ■ ;.;■■/1.1 ji:.-;; ••■ '.I. v■ it stands. ■' Tho Allotment has a frontage to the New tforth Koad of 6') feet, by a depth of 141 feet 0 Inches, ; s ; iOS j The Ohuroh is substantially built, and at » small coat could be converted Into a handsome dwelling houao. ,:(••;,*■■, ■ , r ; ■ ; For terms, &o.(*appiy to tho Auctioneers, |,aa'TvAiLE& Douglas, : ■ ; Land and.Estate Auctioneers, Shortlund-Btrcot. 1 ajV — Tin •# | !,,.. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26i . i *W ,:.(•.. , AT 12 N©Wf. :'■' 1 ;if ; ;VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms. Imraa \i Shortland-etreet, VILLA SITUS AT GLADSTONE, j = . NORTHCOTE. These Bites euro from' 4} to n aorea In extent, oommand nhatmlng views ot Auckland City and Harbour, and are healthily and pleasantly situated tax this rising and favourite losmllty. TKRMat One-eighth oauli, one-plghth In three months, balanoe for 3 years at 7 per cent. ■ ■ : VAILE & DOUGLAS, ' Land and Estate Auctioneers, Shortlandßtreet. . TUEBDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, > ' :. r.." ; Atl2 Nook. , - '■' '- ALLOTMENTS AT ONEHUNGA. WILL soil by auction, at their Rooms, Shortland-Btreet, . - ALLOTMENTS Nob. 14.15.28, and SB. Bnb : division of Allotment 103. of Section 79,. , oontaialne; together half an acre, and having frontages of 100 feet each to .■/ Harbour View Terraoe and Qeonro .■ street.-«■ ...: • ■■<~ Tbiimsi One-eighth onsb, on^elghth la throo - ■ months, balanoe for 3 years at 7 per cent. ; j ' ' '*■'' VAILE & DOUGLAS, Land and Estate Auctioneers, J_ ' Bhortlanu-street. j -TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, ~ t,S_:.t.;i. .::.O.AT 12 NOOH, ' ■ VIEW ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. ■;'.! VAILE & DOUGLAS WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Shortiaad-Btreet, CONVKKIKM IJOUaiS of fi rooms, eoul ,i tilery; larger, onthonw 11 x 10, &0,, &c, -* with allotment U x 160 f'.; rich volcanic : . j BOH. Tsbub : 10 percent, oaflh, balance for 7 yeara at \ 7 per cent, with tha-option to pay off, | VAILE & IJOUGLAS, 'fl \ Land and Kstato Auctioneers, ' j jV-*.■■.,: -: Shortland-Btreet. TUBSDAy,«SBPfEMBaR 26, \wemsh »t I2iroo»r. •<•■ ■ & DOUGLAS \ WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms, Bhortlana-street, .;.::: without Reserve, SEVERAL OHOIOE BUILDING ALLOr- JuLaNTS, Situated In Leamington Roaa, Monnt Eden. This Sale wiu afford an excellent opportunity to anyone' requiring Cheap Allotments of good voloanlo land • They are conveniently situated, in a rapidly improving distrtot, ana have the advantage of frequent omnibus communication, Title-Land Transfer* Tbrhb: Onfrthlrd oash, b&lanoo at seven pet ;jfo:;. oent. for three years, VAILE & DOUGLAS, , LAND AND ESTATK AUOTIONESBS. , v ~ ghoVtland-stoeet. , '. '' , ■■'■'' I /'Continued on fdv/Hh Page.)