TELEGRAMS.

[From Our Own Coreespondeit,]

COROMaNDEL, this day, THE TOKATKA CRUSHING.

TOKATKA.—3SO lbs. of picked atone was put thro, gh the battery yesterday, and yielded 127 ozs gold. A start will be made on general stuff on Monday.

THAMES, this day. QUEEN OF BEAU'I Y. In breaking down at the bottom level tnis morniDß the manager obtained 2cwt of specimens and GOlbs picked stone. The junction of the Qneen. of May reef was met With twenty feet from tbe winze, aud good gold was got beyond. In the main reef the bottom drive has boeu timbered nearly »p totneface.and'Uostopes havo boon started one on each side of tbe wi«ze. loth those are looking well, and tho last one yields good stone. Tho block up to No. 8 level may now be considered well opened-up, as the eastward stopa will follow tho drive. As tho reef is full 14ft wide here, and all cood dirt, this block alone will yield enou»h to keep the batory employed for a longtime. The reef at No. 7 level is two feet thick and looks well for gold.

jbater. The Queen of Beauty obtained 2cwts. of splendid specimens, besides GOlbs of good picked storie, from thelow level this morn inc The greater portion of the stone came from the face of the drive. It is noticeable that the atone in. the drive is of auperior quality to that obtained from the slopes, though the lattei is of a veiy rich nature. In breaking down tUe reef to tho Jootwall, what is believed to be tua junction of a cr.<ss-lode has been dis eoveicd, gold being also visible in this body of 'tone. The specimens broken to-day and yesterday came from beyond this junction. The stopes are now thoroughly opened, and operations commenced ou each side of tho WTho specimens from Queen of Beauty this morning are said to bo tbo best ever aot from the miuo. . Tho gold return for the week is 1,7440zs Sdwts Thames GolokN CROWN.-300 tons of quartz oave been crushed by this company during tho month, yielding 2590z5. 16dwts. gold, being ft considerable improvement upon last month's return. • . ADKIMIDK.— The crushing of 24 tons stuff from tbis claim, situated iv the Karaka district, yielded 184 ozs. 4 dwts. gold. WAIOTAHI.-Tuis company s monthly re torting took place thisniorning, and realised 2390Z3. of gold from 233 tons of quartz. BRIGHT SMILE. Garvey's Bright Smile, Waiotahl, which crushed at tho rate of 5 oza., is being floated—44 shares at £25 each ; half are re served for Auckland. All intended for the Thames were taken this morning, and applications refused. £600 go to the pro moters, the balanco ot £400 to work tho mine, which ia well opened up. Of 44 shares Mr Gatvey receives 4 as promoter s in orest,^ sHAREMARKETi Quoen of Beauty sales to-day, 25s Gd to 30a. Buyers, 295; Queen of Beauty con tributing sales, 27s 6d; New Prince Im perial adlcrs, 9s. CEUSHINGS. The Thames Golden Crown got 2590zs 16 dwts from 300 tons for the month ; Waio tahi, 2390zs from 233 tons; and Adelaide claims, (Kaiaka creek, owned by Mcllhone and party, 184ozj from 24 loads. TE AWAMUTU, this duy. Tho entertainment given by Berge's pupils in aid of the echool library realised £23. CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE CLEAVER POISONiNG CASE. Much sensation has been caused here over the poisoning of tho girl Cleaver, late Johns tin Tae re-identsof Cambridge West receive with satisfaction the intelligence that a branch post office will shortly bo opened there.

A. A. Fantham, owner of the race-course grounds, which for some time past have been locked up, offers £50 reward for information leading to the conviction of the person who Droke the lock on tho gate.

Sorgeaot-Majov Parity is here investigat ing the poisoning case. I believe he is trying to find out if the poi-on was ob tained here by the girl Johnson Vifrre going to Auckland.

NGASUAWAHIA, this day.

Mr Gaddy, imploment maker hare, had bis ankle fractured in two places by falling off bis horse yesterday.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WRECK OF THE LIONESS. G KEY MOUTH, this day, The steamer Lioness is a total wreck

WELLINGTON, Friday,

FATAL ACCIDENT AT SEA,

During the passage of tho barque Norman McLean, from London to Wellington, a seaman named Newton, while aloft, missed his hold, and fell on the quarter deck, being badly eruahed. On the following day he succumbed to hia injuries, He was a young man, aged 21. RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

At a meeting of the council o£ the New Zealand Riflo Association, held this even ing, it was decided to hold the next ptize competition at Dunedin, to commence on Friday, the 3rd of November next. The programme was decided upon, and includes fonr matches for each. A champion belt, and prize of £20, will be-awarded to the highest aggregate scorers. For a iifth match, to decide the champion, prizes vary ing from £100 to £120 will be given. The aggregate prizes for each class amount to £102108. £50 goes with the belt. The team matches are the same as the previous year, the prizes varying from £40. to £5. The Otago Ladies' Shield matches are included I a the programme. CHRISTCHURCtf, Friday. THE LATE SUICIDE.

Later details of the suicide at Rangiora show that it was a deliberate and deter mined act. Carpenter hanged himself on a gum-tree, from which he coolly cleared away a number of'small branches that interfered with his movements. He leaves a wife and six children quite unprovided for

This day. Customs returns: Lyttelton, in the month of August, 1882, £17,016 ; 1881. £23,267. Beer duty tor August, 1882, £795; 1881, £957.

£800 FOR A TROTTING STALLION. Irvington, the trotting stallion recently Imported from America by Mr.Kprr.of Nel son, the pick ot the lot, was sold to-day at Tattersalls for eight hundred guinea. The buyer is Mr Tlios. McLaren of the firm of Gibson and Company, Melbourne. The bidding between the Christchnrch and Mel bourne buyer was very keen. The atten dance of the public in the building, was tho largest seen for years. The buyer was loudly cheered on the fall of the hammer. DUNEDIN, Friday.

THE DIRECT STEAM SJERVICE WITH ENGLAND.

At a meeting of the Chamber of Com merce to-day, the following resolution was passed ;—" That this Chamber have learnt with surprise and regret that the subsidy ef £40 000 per annum, proposed by the O'ov ernment for the establishment of a direct steam service between Great Britain and New Zealand, was reduced by the House of Keprefcntatives to £20,000 ; that the last named sum is, in the opinion ot this Cham ber, quite inadequate to secure such a ser vice, and this Chamber thcrtfore earnestly request the resolution may be reconsidered by the House, and men a sum be voted as is likely to secure so desirable an object. BALCLUTHA. thi3 day. The body of Mr Fergus Ferguson, accountant of the Colonial Bank, recently drowned while bathing, was found this morning in the river Little, below Stirling. INVERCARGILI! this day. KILLEP iSY LIGHTMNG. During a thunderstorm yesterday, a colt belonging to a Bettler at Waikuwi waß killed by lightning. Two people, standiog near the animal, say they experienced a sensation of being slightly stunned. suicide of A taxidermist. James Norton, well-known as a taxider mist, committed suicide this morning by taking a quantity of arsenic—it is supposed, balf-an-ounce. His wife noticed him vomiting, and sent for the doctor, but the deceased gradually got worse, and died. He left a memorandum, in which he took leave of his wife and family, and forgave all his enemies and "AH people that on earth do dwell." Deceased was a clever naturalist, but had given way to unsteady habits for 'some time past.< . \ : .: ■■■:.:'.:'i

CABLEGRAMS.

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BOMBAY, September 1. It has been decided to quarantiue all arrivals from Suez.

AUSTRALIANS V.SOUTH ENGLAND, LONDON, August 31.

The Australian cricketers commenced a return match against tho United Eleven of the South of Englaud.at Cambridge.to-day. The attendaace of spectators was large during tbe day, although the weather was showery. Much interest is being taken in the match. During the afternoon tho in clemency of the weather increased, and play was suspended. The Australians went in first to the wickets,nnd when the stumps were drawn had scored 131 with 3 wickets to fall. Tho highest scorers were Gillen, caught, 40, and Bonnor, caught, 35. The wicket was heavy.

LONDON, September 1,

Consols have advanced 100 J. Bank rate of discount remains at 4 per cent., and market rate at sg. The total reserve in notes and bullion in tho Bank of England remains at £11,125,000. New Zealand securities, colonial breadstuff's, and tullow are without quotable change. At to-day's wool auction 9,700 bales were offered. The tone of the sale was firm. 9,200 bales have been withdrawn from sale since the opening of the series.

AUSTRALIAN.

SYDNEY, this day.

In tho Legislative Assembly last night, tho Minister of Public. Works announced that the Government had entered into an agreement with a private company for the oroction of a high levol bridge between Sydney and the North Shore, subject to the paisage of an Act of Parliament authorising the work. A STEAMSHIP AGROUND. BRISBANE, September 1. The steamship Quirang is aground in tho Channel in Moreton Bay. COMMERCIAL, *• ADELAIDE, September \. Wheat is firm, and unchanged at 7a; town flour, per ton, £15; country brands, £14.

SYDNEY. September 1

Now Zealand wheat has fallen Id, and is now quoted at 5s 2d. New Zealand oats have declined to 3s 3d, and maizo to ss.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

THE ROW BETWEEN TURKa AND

GRBEKS

LONDON, August 31. Tho fighting between the Turkish and Greek forces has been stopped by mutual agreement. MATTHEW ARNOLD VISITS AUS TRALIA. It is reported that Mr Matthew Arnold will visit Australia. A DEFAULTER COMMITTED. Ogle, the Australian defaulter, has been eommittei],

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

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'Rumoured, Overtures for the Surrender of Arabi. ALEXANDRIA, August 31.

A statement is current in lemallia that the Gove/nor of Zakazik, an important town at the junction of the railway lines between Alexandria, Suez, and Cairo, has commenced parleying with the British jon behalf of Arabi, with the view to obtain on armistice, and terms for the subsequent surrender of the rebel army.

September 1,

The rumour which bos been ciiculatcd here regarding the parleying for an armistice is distrusted.

Another

Difficulty oboxit the

Turkish Troops.

CONSTANTIJSOPi.B, August3l.

A difficulty has arisen with regard to the despatch ot Turkish troops to Egypt, in ac cordance with the terms of the Anglo-Tur kish military convention, The execution of the convention is delayed nntil it has been decided at which point the landing shall take place.

Confidence in Alexandria. ALKXANDUIA, August 31. The residents in the suburbs of this city are returning in considerable numbers, and confidence is being rapidly restored. Wolseley at Ismailia. ALEXANDRIA, August 31 Sir Garnet Wolaeley has returned from the front, and is now at Ismailia. No further movement of importance has oc curred.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

{ Garrison for Alexandria. LOiMDoN, September lat, 5.45 a.m. A force of Marines have replaced the Highland Brigade as a garrison to Alexan dria. Balloons for Observation. Sir Garnet Wolseley has demanded from the War Office a supply of balloons for ob servation purposes, Arabi Confiscating Property. Arabi is selling all the European pro perty he can get hold of. Be Lessepps Declines a Banquet. Barron De Lesaepps has declined the pro posed banquet in his honour. Fear in Alexandria. Complaints are being made in Alexandria at ihe withdrawl of troops, leaving the town almost defenceless. It is reported that Sir Evelyn Wood's brigado is al-o about to leave. Protectorate of the Suez Canal, ' Spain and tbe Netherlands have beeu ad mitted to a share in the protectorate of the Suez Canal. Mutilation of the Dead. LONtON, August 31, 6.6 p.m. Our wounded and killed in the recent engagement at Kassassain were mutilated by the enemy whenever opportunity oc curred. The Guards (Blues) charged the gubs in the darkness, but failed to capture them, and are blamed for the failure. Heavy Troops Unsuitable. The u«e of heavy troops in Egypt 1b generally condemned by military authori ties ; the climate and country render them unsuitod to the work required to be per formed.

Anxiety about Alexandria. Considerable anxiety is.felt about the safety of Alexandria, as it is almost de nuded of troops. Retreat on Damanhour. 1 LONDON, August 31, 12.3 p m. The enemy, are retiring to Damanhour, and have abandoned their advanced trenches. Arabi Desires tin Armistice. Arabi has requested an armistice of eight days. This, however, has not met with the approval of Sir Garnet Wolseley, who ' has offered one day. l_he Notables in Despair. ' The Assembly of Notables despair as to the result of further resistance. The British Vigilant. The British outposts have been strongly reinforced, and Sir Garnet Wolseley shows the utmost vigilance in his arrangements. Illness Among• oiir Troops. Three hundred of the English troops are In the hospital. Burying the Egyptians. The killed of the enemy ia the recent engagement at Kassassain, numbering several hundred, have been buried by our troops. Outrages Near Alexandria. The suburban population is flocking into Alexandria, as neither lite nor prpperty'are, now considered safe outside the lines of the British troops. Predatory hordes are ravishing the country, and committing all kinds if outrages. Provisions are plentiful in the city. TERRIBLE OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA AT MANILLA. \ LONDON, September 1. News is to hand from the Phillipine Islands to the effect that cholera is raging with unabated effect, and is decimating the population of Manilla. ' ■.•*,r « M hi« a t.-k*-t ■. ■ ■■.■ .■ ■■. . ~

INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

Our Representatives,

< IT is now definitely arranged that the match between the New South Wales Font ball team and our representatives will take place next Saturday aflemoon, com mencing at three o'clock. The visi tors comprise sixteen men, nearly all of whom aro paid to be University students. It must be remembered that they do not comprise what might be called a represen tative Australian team, being selected almost without exception from the Sydney clubs. The match bclrjgnow so close at hand, some information concerning the men iv whose hands the football reputation of Auckland has been placed should prove interesting to our readers. It may be easily imagined that the committee Jias experienced difficulty in making 'tbe I selection, and if their labours have not resulted so succesfully as they might have done, it is only that they have boen inlluenced by a desire to have each of the four cluba equally lepreaented. However fair the principle may appear, it is scarcely wise to adhere to it in making a selection such as is required on an occasion liko tho present. Local jealousies, we are glad to see, have had lees to do with the composition of this fifteen than is usually the case, and yet the committee will have to be very careful in weeding out the linal four. Astonishment bas been caused by the absence of Harry Davy and Braund from the team. The former is one of tho best ot our "spoolers,"and an almost invariable scorer. iJeis at present ia Gisboruo, and we believe the Selection Committee were not aware that he would return iv time to take part in the match. There is, however, every reason to believe that ho will be back on Tuesday; and should he arrive, we presume his name will bo placed amongst the "choseD," He is in Rood form, having played all through tho season, and at Waikato. Jiruuml, wo believe, was omitted, owiug to the faot that "batter men had been obtained as backs." This exclusion scarcely seems wiso. Although playing back for Poneonby daring last season, Brauod is an excel lent forward, and worthy of selection for his proficiency ii> this department alone. He is fast a pretty and skilful dodger, and one of the quickest "'pots " at goal. It is there fore to be hoped that the committee will con cider these facts boforo coming to a iinal decision, Of tho nineteen men selected, in the linal pick I should cxcludo the names of Joughin, Sims, Henderson, and Biggs, while the substitution of Davy and Braund for O'Connor and Sibbin would add mate rially to tho strength of tho team. Of tho fitness of the former of these two, no ques tion can be raised, as he has shown himself throughout the season to be one of the best quarter-backs among our players. Tlie elder Anslcy, from tho Grafton Club, also merits consideration as a sterling for ward player. I append somo information conof rniDg each of the selected team :— John Arneil, a Ponsonby man, is a really good player, and is well qualified to be in any team of Auckland, being both a good dribbler as forward, and a kick of skill and judgment as a back, Geo. Carter, hailing from the Auckland Club, is an old votoran, about whose play little requires to bii sard. His usual place U baif.back, where his well-known powers of tackling and running are especially use ful ; while on a losing side or against he "comes oat" and excels himself for tho occasion. ifrank Clayton, perhapi the youngest player ever picked in an intercolonial repre sentative team, ia one of the true old Grammar School breed, and plays a fast and open forward game, ia addition to which be bas some claims to consideration as a place kick. Croxton, C, is another player who boars the blue and white stripes, and in a really first-class forward, playiDg with judgment and coolness. In the coming match he will bo a Rate man to watch the boundary lino in the throw in.

Bindon, W.H.V., also an Auckland player, plays a bard forward game, though somewhat fond of scrimmages, and too reluctant to pass the ball. Bob Biggs, one of the Urafton " barber poles," al'hough be plays aa honest forward game, and is thoroughly conversant with the rules, is not up to my standard of a re ' sentalitfe player, being slow of foot and i her disposed to promo'c nselcts Ecrim-

nos. Hendetson, Captain of the Ausk la i Club, is one of those players who have be n eclipsed by their younger and more bi ii i icoinpnnioi'.H. His only place is for > ard, where he generally holds the ball, ana .-cenm to have bnt little idea of pass ng or of depending upon his fellow-players. Thos. Macky, who captains the Pomonby lightweights, is a player of a tora'Jy dif ferent stamp.' Ccol and collected, and ever on the alert, he is a worthy specimen of a dribbling- player, and In a style peculiarly his own he stops, drives, or hoists the ball in a moat effective manner, more particu larly after the breaking-open of a scrim mage or a throw-in. Tim O'Connor, a genial Irishman of 6 feet ia height and 12 stone weight, is another of the representative forwards. He plays an open dribbling game, and, being possessed of H'ime speed dud great reaclf, he is very good at the throw-in and in stopping many fa?t men in the bpginnina of their rune. William Ring, a Waikato man but an old player, some couple of years since was re aowned as the fastest sprinter in the province, bat country life and want of exercise bave added at least a stone and a half to his weight, and I doabt whether, with the slight practice he gets, he will bo able to sustain his reputation,

Tb.os. (familiarly "Darby") Ryau ia a back from the Orafton Club, and a truly valuable man. As a drop and place-kick he is one of if, not tbo best in Auckland, and by his turn of foot has often provfrd successful as quarterback, Jas. Sima, sportiDg the navy blue of North Shore, is a very disappointing player, although he has been in luck'a way recently as regards, the matter ot "tries." Although possessed of considerable fleetness, he seldom mtkes a good run ; he cannot kick well, while tbe extreme fine ness with which he draws tbe line between oft' and en-side, aiway lays him open to a re-call, or challenge as to fairness of play, Tom Sibbio, a fast light-weight from the same club, is a good man in his place, and plays well as quarter or forward, imitating somewhat Arneil or O'Connor; he should, however, be careful to run if possible on tbe side ihat is most clear, and not into a crowd.

Geo. Spencer, a Orafton man, is a player of considorab'c merit, and not un deserving of his place in the team. Being quick at picking up, and not at all slow on his pins, he frequently makes good runs, • while his general play is hard working and straightforward. Job, Wood,of the Waikato is a footballer of credit and renown, and has a well earned rrputation of being one of the best all round players in the colony, equally a dab hand at back or forward play. Jos. Warbrick, formerly a Ponsonby, lately a Wellington, und &t present a Ton ranga player, is another brilliant kickist, being a f.st runner and skilful dodger, while his kicking and tackling are as nearly perfect as possible. Jno. Webster, a back player, hailing from our trans-marine suburb, is another good Jraan, and is probably the most difficult to pass of all the various backs I have mentioned. When hard pressed, he appears to rise superior to the occasion, and has frequently turned the tide of de feat on a well-fought field.

Bob Whiteside, the Ponsonby " spleeler," probably the swiftest foot in the team, is a really capital man, without whom no team of representatives would be complete, His usual place is quarter, though his sure kicking and unfailing collaring would at any time qualify him to fill the place of whole back.

Thos. Joughin is a player who,1 though fast and hardworking, is not sufficiently versed in the details of the game, which to to my' mind disqualifies him at once even as emergeccy man. ■.-■■■ , AJAX.

THSS AUCKLAND .._vj_wijjiw ..S'IAH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2.



Lost and Founa. LOST, a Fox Terrier Dop Pup.—Finder rewarded on retnrning same to Arthur Tilly, Tobaooonlst, 6t. Qoeen-atceet. LOST, in Ponsonby, a £10-note. One Ponnd Reward.—Apply Star Office. LUST, last Saturday night, a small blaok-and tan Terrier Pap. A reward will be paid on returning same to H. Greenland, Freeman'B Bay. ; LUST, a Yellow Cow ; loDg horns; near calving. Branded KB on ramp.—A re ward will be paid by giving Information to Hunter & Nolan, or A.8., Star office. L"KPT at Mannrewa Station last Satur day afternoon, a Boy's Overcoat.—Re ward by leaving same at Jflaher fc Co'a. VjIOUND, a small Italian Greyhound. 8? Owner can have same by paying for tbia advertisement. It not claimed within a week, will be b.jM to clear expenses.—Apply to Craw ford, Greci'iKrocer, Pon&unbj.



\ '-Wanted. ( _^___ - ! *X7ANTED, a Man or Boy for Farn YV Work. One nfioußta&od to Horsos ant a good MJlkor.— Apply to Mr Y. Warren Grocer, Karargahano xoad. . it^A"vfED, a strong Yonn« Man as o V* General Servant.—Apply ot the Pacific HotoU , . kV/'AHTED, iot the Painliuf,' Depart' V? mout, two or throo intelligent l.ubunren and an Improver. Oonßtaiit emiilnyinent foi men willing 10 loam.—CoDßtns & Atkln, Uoaon builders. m ANT KD, a clean, respectable v ¥ Woman as general servant; no child ren.—For addreßS apply ftak ufllce. ANTKI-), a First-claS3 Jobbing Com posltor; nona oih>r ueed apply.—Wm. Atkin, Higb-Btreot^ WANTED, Two Good Carters accus tomed to town work.— XV. &G. Win stone, Cuslom-hause-streot. A N TE D, a Respectable Youug AVoman as Rcnoral servant, whoic another is kept. — Apply Mrs S. Jncksou, Homuora. \%J ANTED, Iwo oys or tinsm Vt shop.—O. Hulnio. ANTED, T\vn Double Chimneys Bullt-Apply at onco to J. Hood, tit. George's Bay. V/v/ANTISU, two Canvassers. —Book Vy Depot. HlKh-Btrest, Anokland. u/.ANTED, a Strong Boy; one worth V 7 *1 per week preferred.—W. H. Dam pier; UJ,/ aMTkJJ, Six Carpenters to work in » * Waki flold-Btreot; must apply at onco,— Uarrott Hros.. Wnkuflnld-Btroot. Wain TEL), a good General Heivant, retereiiCQS required.—Apply to Mis J, 11. Hooper, Hobaon-atreet. V.\T ANTED, a Girl to attend children Vt R nd nstist In houaowork. — Anchor Hotel, Qui oa-Btroet, V,ft ; aN'J ED, a Respectable Young Man V i for tho Bakehouse; mu»t bo aooubtomed • o tha baklntt. — Apply, STAB ulUoo k.y ANTKD, strong smart Boys.— Apply f i to Auckland 'limber Company unto Hnldnhip and Co I. Cußtoiii-hoaae-Htrettt West. a, ANTED, a respectable young Man to TV ride out fur orders; good wages xivuu. —Apply Stah offloo. \\/ AN TED. a steady General Servant.— Vi *pp!y Mrs Haiiott, oppo«lto Blßhop's Court, Parnell. VYTANTED, a Good General Servnnt, t T ono who can milk profurrod.—Mrs Uack. Mount Albort, \ \ TXn T iTITsEEN, Men's Braces from V* U; Boys' do. 6d; Hoys" Hlnck Felt Hatii, la Kid. Qect'H Merino Sookß. 1b ; Tweed. Is Id, Is lid and 2a G<J.—At Oamplor'B Wukofluld Htroet Shop. WANTED, a strong Lad ; must be able to milk.—Aoply Melbourne Htoro, lop ot I'ltt-utroot, hotv> oen thu huura ot 9 and 10 a.m. , ANTED, ii Man and Boy for the country ; must be able to milk.—Apply Stah ofllco. WANTED, still more Bushmen for tho KarlkarlH&wMlll (Manukau Heads).- Apply, Ilnnj. Johnson, t-tamford House, By mondD'Stroet, TaTXNYttD, Baker, — Strong Young » » Man aa Improver; must ba able to mould.—Apply, Jamea Martin, Parnell. ANTED BKEJS, Boots Laco», 2d per doz ; G oaa. li 1 p. r bottle: Cork Sjlos. 2jd pair; .a'rioopnnins. 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Panama Homo lyiworHjiuondn struot. \\/ ANTED, Sawyers, Machine tlaad?, » T and Yftrdsmen for liiish MllL—Apply Union Saßh aud Poor Co.. Moohnnlca' Bay. \itj aNTEu, aMilliner.—Apply by letter TV stating torms and e^poriunce, to Wm, 11 Smith. 300 cud 302 Queeu-Btract. *M'BO SEKN, -ilhambra Quilts, large 6iw», 3s and 3s Gd; Grey Swans donrn. 1b Id per yard; Frilling, from Is p<:r yard; White Towels, 3Jd. -At Dampier's Wako fleld-atroetßhop. VV" A N TED, a respectable Person to tako V y charge of an Infant. - Apply thia office tor addrees. \\T ANTED, Several Apprentice?, also yy Improvers.—Mas Robert) Dress Shirt Manufactory, Wellinaton-Btreot. WANTED, a Housekeeper for Bacne lors' Establishment, where second ser vant will be kept.—Address, stating qualifica tion and wilary required, to Boxßß, P.O. Knoiogo references. ANTED, a Handy Youtb at Cabinet making or Upholdterlnp, and another at French Polishing.—Cheap Furniture Mart, Vloiorla-Btreet Kast. WANTED Men buying Clothing to go to Brennan's Salo ln Viotoria-street, next Theatre Royal. %ar ANTKD SEEN, the Japanese Silk, V t Is 3d per yard; Coloured Satin, Is lid; Blaok do,, is ad to 3* and 3d Sd : Blsok Volvci. teen. Is lid and 2a gd, WANTED, Mombors for Dancing Class. Instruction Olnas. Friday B.ven> Ings; Children, Satnrday Afternoon. Private lessons.—Mrs welch, Grey-street. WANTED to Kent, a 4 or 5-roomcd Cottuee at Mount Eden. - Apply at Mnnro and Mllllgan's, Hobßon-Btroet. WAITED, a Second-hand Jriano; also a small Harmonium,—Apply to Thop, B. Hnbnon-Btreet, 3 doors from Cook slruvi. u*N * ti.u, by v v ouug Man, a situa » f tlon ln a Diuco of trnat. wboro by eneruy and perserersnoe ho may booome usolul to his employer.—Addreasß.Bymondß,P.O., To Aroha. ANTI'D, tbo Public to Know that I have Opened the Newton Pawn Ofllco. Where I am prepared to Loud Money oa Jewel lery. Clothing. Watohes. Plate, Books, Tools, or any other description of merchandise.—lsaac Boom, Licensed Pawnbroker, Nuwtcn. WANrKD.Ladies buying Dress Goods to go to Brenna&'s falo ln Vlotorla- Btreet. next Theatre Royal. VI/■ ANTBD, tho Ladies to come and scp V i the trimmed Hats at Is and Is 6d; grand lot of Drois Buttons. Id per doz: Staj Banks, 2d, Id and Cd; Ladieß* Jackets, 6s.—At Dampier's Wakefleld-atroot Shop, WANTED.— Professor Evans's Ameri oan Hatr-dresslng and Boot-pollahlog faloon, V lotoria street, above Greyhound Hotel. Open on Sunday Mornings. vj^ANTBD KNOWN—Great Clearing Ti Sale—l7s will be taken ln payment of every pou da worth of gooda bought. The whole Btook to be Bacrlficod, commsnolng Satur. day.—Brennan's Auokland Houso, foot Of Vio torlft-Btreet, . WANTUD KNOWN—White Torkish . Towels Bd. Quilts 6n Cd, Lace Curtains 4a fld pair. White Table Covers 3d Ud.-Bren n»n'B, Viotoria-street. AnTeP, a few pupils to join an Kvonlng Class, to loam Latin and Greek. -Apply to Mr Regan, Kob Roy Hotel, Free man's Bay. Terms moderate .__ WANTED KJNOWN—"We are Soiling Mixed Firewood, nnout 10s Cd, out lie 6d. for cash oa delivery.-J. A, Fleming and Co. Customhouse-street West. AN lED SKEW, the .Gents' durabfe Umbrellas, 3s; ohest Soarves. 3d; r oured Sitin Ties, 1b; Cotton Socks, Sd.—^.l Dampler'B Wakefleld-stroet Shop. WANTED SiCEN—The Men's Oxford Shoes at S3; Ladles' Hodse Boots, 2s Cd Cork Soles. 2Jd; Gloss, 6d Der bottle; other Unei very cheap,—Dampier's Boot Shop, Viotoria street. WANTED KNOWN—Great Sale o: Winter Stock, to make room for nov goods. The whole Btock must bo oieared. Come and see sale prioe. Children's Sox, 2 pairs foi ljd.—Brennqn'a. foot ot Vlotorlq-Btreot. 'ANTED SEENTSoarlet Flannels, li 3a ; short Window Net, 4Jd and 7d poi yard; Glycerine and Brown Wlnsor Soap, elghi rakes for Is.—At Dam pier's Wakefleld-stree' Shop. ■__. , WANTED KNuwn—The only Per feet Cure for Toothaobe and Neuralgia and no cum no pay, in by aoplylng to Profesßoi GnSBSOtt, the only Proutloal Herbalist ln thi Colony.—vhortiand-ntreet WaM'UiD to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, well found and ooppered.- C. Bailey shipbuilder, near the Dock. ANTED KJNOWN.—K. JKew, Vie totla-street, gives an exceptionally hlgl prlofl (oaßh on delivery) for really i ood Treal Batter. »«rANTED KNOWN, by everybody V V that Soott and Co., Boot and Shot makers, of Viotoria-street (neat oo'ner o Hobnon street), are selling at and unner Whole Bale Cost, for fourieen days only, commenclni Ist September, instant. Be in time—Real Bai gains I No Rubbish. ANTED~SEEN, Gents' Miirta, Is 8d with Collars. Is Bd. Gents' large Hand kerohlefs (nhlte and coloured), Id.—At Dam pier's Wnkoflold-stroot shop. ANTED KNOVVN-J. Koss, Grocei Victorla-slrcet, Is Kemoving to thos New Premises, ihe Cascade store. Collsq Road, where he hopes, by keeping Fliat-oUe Goods, ta merit the name support that be ho hitherto reoelved. Ta/AMTED KNOWN, that I hay Vv Tiandisg, ez Ashmore, tbe best approve Sugar Beets at 2s 6d per lb; Eivuthtm Man moth Long ifed Mangold. Onam^ion Orang Globe, Champion Yellow Globe, Champion Re Globe, and Long Yellow Mangold?, at Is lid an Is 8d per lb. Also, New Turnip Seed, Skirving Improved Purple Top. Purple Top Yello' 1 Bcotoh, and King ot the Swedes.—THOMA ! BTBADMAN. Seed Merchant and Nursorymn: Auo_land and Kemuera.



a \\r ANTED SEEN, Whito Calico, 3£d 4 V v Unbleaohod, do 2Jd. White Hneetini i (80 inoh) Jd; uoloncod Shirting Gil,—At Dum pior's WalifcUuld-attget Snap. va/'ANTitO to Buy, for cash, Fancy oi f ' Furnishing Builnefs in good thorough tare. -Address Z \, »r*n ullloe. _ WANTED to Sell, 4-roomed House it Seafleld View.—Apply to John Wm ■ Howsnn. Seatleld Vlww. - \\TA i> TEU, Tenders for 50 or 60 Chaim I V? oi Draining on tho Takapuna Kace , ■ course. Sprcllloatlonn to be s«en at Alleot ' Brotherß. Dovniiport, who will receive tender! ' up to FKII) aY flrst, at i o'olook. Pipes on the , ground. . CHAB. C. DACtBK. Hon. Heo. pro. tor n' Takapuna jooaey Club. WANTED, the Public to See tho Ad vertlßement of the Viotoria Loan Ofllco. -B.H. KKBSING, Liceneod Puwnbroker, Vio torla-Btreot. opposite Koybl Mall Hotel. ■ i*; ANTED KNOWrt- "Pectorine," VT " Cimlforlno." •( Sulphollne," Quinine ' and Iron Touio. Gardner's Blood Mixture (» most roliablo niixturo). Toraxaoum and I'odo phjllin, Genuine Oil cf Kuotlyptuu, Perfumed solution of Carbollo Aold, Liebig'i) Boef Wine wltk Bark, Extract of Malt and all its Fropara -1 ttoas, Worm Powdord and other Modloioea for , Chlldran, &0., &c, mt>y be obtained at Tho Kngliiih Pharniaay, 181, Qiwon-etrcot. and North tibore Pharmacy. Devonport.—For particulars apply to Mr A. W. Gardner, M.P.9., Kngland, Phttrmacoutioal Ohemlst. WANTED, I'UE PUBLIC TO QO TO GOODSON'B LONDON ARCADE For Books and stationery at Kngllsh Prloea Puruns, if you want agooa assortment to olioooo from Fansl Fans I Fans I Fans! Gold and silver Jewellery, newest designs Glyoorino. Toilet. Honey, and Almond Soap Please and Lnbln's, Dolorold's, andGosnoU's Scents 3ruehes and Combs, all sorts and algpa Workboxos and lloalcs Photo and Scrap Albums • Kleotro-Plate, ulooks. Watohes Toyß and Games; and for anything else yon may wont, Try Goodßon's London Aroade, 118, Quoor-au-oot. WAimTKi; SEEN, tho Blue Serge at I*B and Is 3d per yard; Pompadour Fringe. Cd per yard; Pink Glatao Lining, fid.—At Uampiere Wakelleld-atreet Shop. For Oftsn Only. S For Uaah Only, For Cash Only. IP Vov Cash Only, Yy ANTED KNOWN THK TW-EWMAUKKT T)RANCH HK ll KWMAKKBT JjKANOH Off OUI! CIIEaP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IS NOW OPKN i With a Vakibd Stock oit ! GENERAL DRAPERY, 1 At 10 to 15 per cent. UNDicii Usual Qoeen-btbbkt Vbioib. ! ALL GOODS MARKKD IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY ■ WAItBHO.UisE, 300 & 302, UPPKK QUEUN-STRF.ET. For Cash Oaly. fn For Co»h Only. For Cash Only. «* For_Oaah Only ANTED SEEN, Black Wadding, 3d per yard: Oil Olo'h (blaok and colored), Hid; Ladles' Shining Leather Bags, Is Id.—At 1 Uamplor's Wagefleld-atreet Shop. ■ B~~KGINEBKS. -Wanted, for the Wai kato. Two Competent Engine Drivers.— Apply to W. S. Ltnrla. FIGEONS! PIGEONS! - Wanted, Pigeons ln any quantity up to 500 at onoo, hlgbeßt prioe given,—Apply to J, Walker, Flourlst, &c City Msrkpt, Ecoleslastlcai. YOUNG MEN'S UHKISTIAN ASSO CIATION, oornor of WollosloyandAlbort streets.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo hold THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bihlo Reading will bo plvon. Friojids ore cordially invited. A BIBUC CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoonJCrom 3 till I. oi\ 'MATTHEW'S OHUKOH. — Tho O Chrletiau Life - " Knllahtenmont," "En- Uatment." '-Kntranoomont." No. li., " Enlist merit/^To^morrnw Kvßnlcg. C.30. UT, PAUL'S UUUK(JII.-11 a.m., O Morning Praysr, Sermon, and Holy Com munion; 3.30 p.m., Chlldruna Servloe: -8.30 p.m.. Evonlntf IJrayerand Mormon. "Zeal." FllT-BTKttKT ffESLKYAN CHUROM.-Mornlng at 11. Rev. A. Reid; Evening 6t 6.3o.Jtev. A. Held. STrjOHN'S WiJSLBYAN CHURCH, Ponsonby.-Morniug at 11, Rev. H. H. Dowßbury; Evening at 6,30, Rev. H. K. Lows bur/j FAENELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Uunday Services—Morning at 11, Mr J. J. ?l ftts?L; .KT°. nl n? at &30. Hbv. (i. W. T. Sponoe. D~~ EV oN POnT WEb LXV A n CHURCH.—Morning at 11, Rev. W. O. Oliver; Kvonlng at 6,30, Rev. W. C Oliver, B~~T. DAVID v»"CHURCH7~Symonds, Btreet.—Rev." T. MoKonalo Kraser, M.A. Morning at 11; Evening at 0 30, Leotnre, " Moaes-the Theooraoy,'1 TITELLESLEY-STKEET BAPTIST TT CHURCH.-Sunday. Sept." 3-Poator Thomas Spui-geon will preaoh—Morning in the Chapel. Evening In the Choral Hall. KIMITIVE MKTHOuIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street—Mornlog at 11, Rev: W. S. Potter; Kvonlng at 6.30, Rev. J. Guy. SEliiVfclS in the Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Uppor Pitt and Edwin-streets.—Aftornoon at 3, Rev. W. a. Potter; Kvenlng at 6.30. Mr (ford. LfIIiAMKLIN ROAJD PRIMITIVE F MKTHODIST CHURCH.—Divine Servioe Will bo hold In the above Church To-morrow— ' Morning at 11. Rev, J. Guy; Evening at 6.30. W. 8. Potter, TTNITED METHODIST FREE U CHURCH. Pitt and Vlnoent-stroots— SuncUy Servioes, Soctember 3— Morning at 11, Bvening at 6 30, Kov. T. Hodgeon. /CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Bores. \J ford-street—The usual Servioos will be con ductod To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 am- and 6SO p.m., by the Pastor, tho Key. J. Robertoon.M a. ARKOTT'SIJFEItA HOUSE.-Goo. A. Brown will Lecture on Bnnday night, at 6.30. Subject, "The Future Home of God's People— Whero Is It?" Morning service at the Temperance Hall. ECITAL OF SACRED MUSIC IS St. IHbnabas Cnuitcn, Mount JCdon, i MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, T SOl 1 /^HKISTaDELPHIaNS meet in tho V' Carl ton Academy, Hobson-street, every Drat day of tho week for broaklng of bread at 11 n..m.; Suaday-Echoolut3 p.m., and Blblo Class ' atC,3op,m. npHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN- X ING SERVICES, under the conduct ot 1 the $onng Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are invited. ' Seats Free. lenders i p>IAKO COUNTY COUNCIL. I TB AEOBA TBAMWAYS. i FEBIQHT Of RAILS. Written tenders aro invited for the convey anoa of 150 tons, more or less, of Iron Rails and i Fastenings from Anokland to Te Arohs.occord ing to specification, whloh may be seen at the ' ofilco of tho undersigned, or at the offloe of the Thames County Council, Thames, or at the offioe of Mr G. H. a: Furohas, Surveyor, Te ' Arohs. * J Tnnders to be endorrod "Tender for Freight L of fir. i!s," and sent in to tho office of the under s^. ..<! no* later than Noon of MONDAY, lltt ■• ptLmbornext. ! The lowest or any tender not necessorll] - accepted. t JAMES BTSWART, C.E. Auokland, August 31st, 188 J. I- , , , Eduoatlon Department, I 'Wellington, September 2nd, 1882. j rTIENDERS will be received until noot r JL of the 2nd October next for the Jireotlot sf a Native Sohool-hooso and Teaoher's Real , denoe at Waiteiuna Plans, &c, may be seen and forms of tender obtained, on application ti c ' the Civil Commisploner, Auckland, oij-.to th( ' Postmaster, Hamilton. Telegraphic Tendon ' will bo rnoalved, provided the o- Iglnal tundei and deposit are lodged with the Clrll Com • mlsslonor by the time specified. The lowest o: " nny tender not neoeasarily acoepted, E.O.GIBBKS, *'•••' S"or the Seoretary. a t DOROUGH OJf PA KNELL ASPHALT AND COMCRftTE FOOTPATH. '■' ALPHA KOAD (I.ATB S7BAND EOip). Separate Tenders for the above work will b • received at the Borough Council Office up to • p.m. on MONDAY, the 11th day of Septembe ' inßtant. Specifications may be Been on applloa » tlon to the Town Cork, between the hours o f 3andloa.m.and4ands Ps m^ EyNoLiis 8 Town Clerk. 2nd Eeptember, 1882. i- T-50K0Ut>H 0F DARNELL '* Tenders for the Formation and Gravelling c _ CsmpbDll Terraoe and felwjn Road will b r, received up to noon on MONDAY, 11th Septen; c ber. at our ofllce. Colonial Bank, where plan c and specifications may be seen. X auu t»»o« BOYLAN & LUNDON. [g ClvU Engineers. ." r»->ENDERS will be received up till 3 p.a I on MONDAY, 4th instant, for the Boot! , and Fruit Stalls at the jrootbaU Match in tt ," Domain on 9th Instant, addressed Ron, Be ;| Football Committee, Waltamata Hotel. id rfO BRICKIAYEKS.—Tenders want* :9 JL for Knllding Two Double Chimneys Apply to T. Harper, on the job, Alezandr • a street. n, ■ —' " Bar continuation, see Xirst Page.



To Jbet. j TpO LET, a Now Cottage, containing 4 8 ». rooms and oonllory; wator laid in, and i- every convenience. — -np-jly. W. Thouiiison, StUMfrßtreet, Grace etreet, Ponaonby. r r |Io"LET, Part of a House (unfurnished), I close to Qneen-street: also V urnlßhed Bed room^—A£iily;JOJ; MJpper(jnoen-Btreet. > HMO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage in JL Kdwln-attoot; good water and every oon venlence.—Apply next door, or to John Eosaer, j Pake-street. - rPO LET, a Furnislied Parlour ana Bed". i L room in a private ramily, with or without i Board.—For address apply to Mrs J. Lumsdon, j Wellesley-streot, three doors Irom 'Nelson street, on tho left. TO LET, on College Koad, a New and Commodious Shop and Dwelling.—Apply to Captain Ross, at Cascade Store, nest door» or to Messrs Hamilton Bros.. Qneon-atreet. ; i t\v LKT, e-roomod Mouse, Wood-street, 1 Ponsonby; Venetian wlndowß, Frenon , casements, folding doors. Rent moderate.— Apply. Stab office. \ fT^O LET, in Parnell, a Shop with House. P -Apply to W. Vaughan, Poatofflce, Par nell; ' r HiO LBT, a 6-roomed House ia Anglesca «. streot; water laid on.—Apply D. Fort, , Pagot-atreet. f iT.O LET, to a permanent tenant, an 8- JL roomod Balcony House, Upper Quoon-at. Apply Pnbllo Hot Baths. Vlotoriaotreet Kast, fjio LET, a comfortably furnished Bed -1 room (with or without Board), within two minutes' walk of the miU.—Mrs White, Vio torla.Btroot West. • ■ ' I^.O LKT, a House in Grace-stroet, Pon- L sonby; recently erected. Gas and water laid on. -Apply. Mr K. Brown, next door. rpO LET, two Shops witb Dwelling, t corner .of College Road and Greenwood stroet.—Anply M. J, Moore, Bootmaker, Vlo toria Btreet, TO i.ET, 3 or 4 furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with Kitohen, <in Upcer Queen street ; rent moderate.-"Apply for address to fcTAii office. _^ ttyfJ LET, Two Unfurnished Kooms, 6 flroplace and private door.—Address, 88. Wayto'a Library. 110 LET, Shop, with 5-roomed Houso attaohod. There in a very steady business In conneotlon with the shop, which Is well ttod, &o —Apply, Mr J. B. Jackson, Lorne atraot. opnoßlte JLorne-etreet Hall. ItO LJBT, a Nice, Well-finished, Four roomed Cottage, with poroh at book and water laii on. olosetoEUor>.lto Station.—Apply to Mr Roynoll at the Post Oflioa, Kllerslle. mo MERCHANTS, LIViSKY STABLE 1 KKHPERB.AND OTHERBREQUTniNG LARGK PRKMU3K9 IN THK CENTK-. OF THE CITY. TO LKT OR LKASK-i'naae extensive Pre mises In Durham-street, adjoining the Haytnor ket, at present occupied by Basten Brothers, Coach-builders, who are romoying to their now promises in Wakefleld-utreet, oppoalto Messrs; Garrett Bros. Apply B^BTKN BEOB., Datham-street \tOKTH SHOKE.—Several Houses To Li Let, B*uroishod and Unfurnished; also. Choice Allotments tfor Salo In all parts ot the dlstrlot—Apply. R and K. Duder. ROOM TO LET, Brighton Road, off Parnoll,—Apply Mrs liodgons, Brighton Road. OFFICK TO LEX Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-street MeewnuH. ; JpONSOwBY BOWLING GBEEN. A Meeting of the Residents of Ponsonby is Invited to be held in Mr Gulliver's < Iflco. near tha Throe Lamps. THIS EVENING, at 7.30. to consider tho advisability of startinga Ponsonby Howling and Lawn Tonnls Club. All ladies and gentlemen who are favourable to such a project are Invited to attend, A USTKALASIAN INSTITUTION OF ±31. MARINE ENGINEERS. An Emergency Meeting of the Auofcland Branch ot tho above institution will bo held THlrj EVKNINO.2nd September, at the Work ing Mon'a Club, at 7.30 o'clock. liußlnosß of importance. G. W. HESLOP, Hon. Seo. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF NEW ZttALAND, LC. The Rognlar Quarterly Opmmunlcatlsn will )o hold In tho Ara Lodge-room, Freomar-ons1 8011, on MONDAY, tho Ith inrtant. at 3 p.m. Master Masons lire eligible to attend, and aro horoby Invited. By order. TVM. J. RKKS, Provincial Grand Secretary. A X A LODGE, 348, I, G. Tho Regular Monthly Mooting will be held in he ljodgo-room, Freomosone' Hall, on MON DAY cost, tho 4th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Visitors cordially invltod. By order or tho W.M. W. J. RUES, Secretary. A UCKLAND BAND OF HOPE fi UNION. NO7ICE TO HUMUKBS 07 CHOIR. AMeotlnaior Praotlcn, &c. will be held on WEDNHSDAY next. September 6. In the New ton Congregational Sohoolroom, Karangahape Itoail, at 7.30 p.m. H. ROTHKRHA.M, Choir Secretary, Amusementa Football i Football i FOOTBALL I INTER-CULUNIAL nxATOH. Si EW QOUTHTyALES V. l UOKLAND DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND. OaTOKDAY, OJBPrEMBEK Urn. Play oommenoos at 3 p.m. BAND IN ATTENDANCE. ADMISSION «ONE SHILLING. 1 WE BIBBIN, Hon. Sao. , f i H O X A L H A L L. ; oeohe'tb aor ths choeaii sooiot. FOURTH CONCERT ON THURSDAY, 7th SEPTEMBER, 1882, At 8 p.m. O3NDUOTOK—HKBIt OABL BOBMITT. PROGRAMME. 1. Overture, " Crown Diamonds" (Anber) 2. Quintette. "Bonnambula" (Bellini).. Misses Stephenson, Fenton, and Corbett, Moasra Edwards and Blaydes 3. Aria, "Come hello" (Donizetti)„Miss Hal stead 1 1. Adagio and Allegro from Symphony In D (Mozwtj ' 5. Aria from Opera of " Cazilie" (Oarl Schmitt) 1 _ Mr Edward b ' C. Overture, "Cenerentola" (Rossini) INTERVAL " li Overture. " Der Freieohulu" (Weber) 1 2. Trio, "Through the World" (B«afe)..Mlss Stephenson, Messrs Edwards and Stuart r 3, Aria, " Una Vooe" (Rossini) _Mrs Alexander i. Song, "The Postilion" (Morley)«Mr Shirley 6. Aria, "Ah tors 6 lln" (Verdl)-Mlss Sto phenson * 6. Valse,''Herbstrosen" (Oungl) The Operatic Holootions will be Riven with Orchestral Accompaniment. Admlesion :-Bady of Hall; HaK-o-Crown (seats may be reserved at Messrs Upton & Co.'s); I «Bllery t OneShlUin g . H F _ KD(JHR Hon. Seo. 5 rfSSSiSS^ /^OURT ROBIN HOOD, a IS^^^^Wlll oolebrato their Sixth r tti&iSi&ngiSssSSPi Annivkbsaby with a BAIiL. '" IW)ki®*Piln tho l Jai"1"ro Hall. FRII.'AY ' I MSMI" V]lfnNa' t-optembor 29th, r %js^M^ttUx»Afl Dancing to oomnicnoo at half- eight o'clock. Double Tiokets, ss; tingle, 3b. A. WIXON, Seorotary Ball Committee. -?A ~fV. O. F., M. U., A. D. LOYAL Pi NBONBY LODGE. s MMsrWsik Drdioation Dinnbh and r «»fg]NW SBali»—Opening of Oddfellows' ': W^BSrPitMS Hail. Ponsonby.—FßlDAY, >1 M™^^^gi September 8, 1882. - Members *7 *"'Vll' "■l"l'l '^^' to meet at Lodge-room, Suffolk Hotel, at 6.45 p.m. Members ot other Lodges cordially invited. Dedication at 0 p.m.; Dinner at 7 p.m.; Dancing at 0 p.m.—Tickets to be ob tained from the Committee:—Bros. Langsford, " Role, Joneß, Lipsoombe, White, Briggs, Rae, * Wilklns, Bennett, Swa'es, Walding, or from W. G. ALLKN, fieoretary. a — * UT, THOMAS'S SCHOOLROOM. 18 a Musical Entertainment, inolnding Solos, Dnets, Qaartettes, Glees, Reoitatlons. &0.. will be given ln above on Tuesday evening next, sth _ Instant, commencing at 8. Admission, Is. >• CJT. DAVID'S BAND OF HOPE, ?„ O Upper Symonds-Btreeti—An Open Meet'ns „ of the Society will be held en MONDAY, the °" 4th mat. Selections of Muslo by Mleses Mark - ham and Rotherham, Messrs J. S. Rowe. Earl id Taylor; Quartette br Silts Rotherham, Messn _ Rowe and BelL Reaflings, Kocit&tlonu, avi a- Speeches by other members. Admission, Ftee a Collection to be taken ln aid of tho Socletj - funds. Door open at 7.30 commence at 8 p.m —J.S. ROWE,Seoretßry.



For waits. FOX SALE, Two Allotments in Upper Qnr-en-street; with a Cottsge of flvorooms on one.—Apply next door to Mi B>ankbam, oorner ot Unper Qnoen atraet and York-streak M OH SALE, Two Stores at Hokianga", « doing a good general business and large gum trade.—For particulars apply to K. Mitchel son fc Co. 'j' JiOK IMMEDIATE fc> A L JK. uSi?^II:N^? TUKKT' pONSONBY. - Bplfla«d Building Sites, partly fenced, high ground ex cellent position. Prioe, only £2 per too\ Muat be Bold at once. D. F. KVANS. Kstato Agont. Jp O X " S A L E. MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD-Splendld Voloasio £??*-$ Onoice AJlotmems eaoh 60 x 171, Prico, £60 oaob, D. V. HVANB, Rotate Agent, ■|p 6 is. IMMED IA TE ~ S~A LX. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two HandßOme Vilias. xable emdg, bow win dows, &c, &o.; freehold Allotments, oaoh33x 90, drained and fenced. Now let to good ten ants. Prloo. «SOO each, or £62P for -tho lot. bittutto beat Dart of G-raco-Btrnet, Ponsanby, D, F. KVANB, Kstutu Agent. .. m <m Jf* O X SALE. H HOTKL.-For Sale, "the Lease, Goodwill, Stock, and Furniture of a Uonntry Hotel, dome a good and steadily Improving bnaineßa. Tho HoJ>s?> containing I 2 ro°mfl and bar, Is new, well flnlohed. and handsomely furnished. Terms made easy. For rartioulara apply to °36 Estate agent. Queen-street. JPAKM K)K SALE. - BAKGaIN. A very oomfortable little Farm. conßlotlng ot 121 aorea real good fertile lana, with substantial Homestead, extensive Outbuildings, etc.. eto,; good Orchard. Bosh.&o; near a Softool and Wailway station. Thla la for übßOlnte sale; no reasonable offer refused; owner moat realise. D. F. EVANS, Ketate Agent. (M7> If O X S A L K. MOUNT EDKN, near Toll-bar. Splenald Allotment 98 x 198. cultivated, with New Cottage of I rooms; largo Amerloan cook- In? Stove; Rood water Bnpply; main road frontage. A Urat-olasa building Blto. U, F. HVANS, t Hatato Agent Jf O X S A L E NBWMAHEET.-Very aeslrable business premises, sitoate In Kyber Pass, near New market. Also, three Honaoa and Allotments in same valuable locality,—Full particulars on application to D. ?. EVANS, 651 t Estate Agent. Jp O R SALE. Handsome and Thoroughly "Weil. finished VILLA HKBIDKNCK and Grounds In Arthur street, Ponsonby. House contains C rooms (be sides pantry and scullery), spacious and lofty, In flrßt-olsss order, replete with many oomforta and oonvonlenooa; Burrounded by allotment, about 112 x 120. In pretty flower garden, &o. This property I can with oonfldenco recommend to any one wanting to purchase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Full particulars from ««, D- *"• KVANB. (527) Estate Agent. Queen atreet. XpOK IMMEDIATE BAL t% To Mlllinora, Dressmakers, and Others.—A capital opening In a first class position. There is already established a very good Draper Busi ness, the Btook of whloh oan be taken at a valua tion. The promlsoß tiro now, commodious, and 1 thoroughly adapted for this lino of business, besides tho position, which is second to none In any of tho Auckland suburbs Kent very easy. D, F. KVANb, Kstate Agent. jm O X S A L E. A RARK OPPORTUNITY-Stook. Fittings, and Goodwill of a Grocery Concern In a central position la the City, doing a good and steadily lncroanlng business. Leaso of i years to run. Rent, 25s per week. Prioe. £139. D. ff. I.VANB, 66 Kstate Agent. |f O B S A L „ DRAKK-STREET. FRESMAN'S BA.Y—A really nioe Honso ot 0 rooms, coal and wood shed; gas and water laid on; good position. D, F. EVANS, Hatita Agent li o it sale". ALBERT-9TRKKT (near Upser Queen-et.)- Comfortable Voraadah Villa, 4 rooms, sonllery, and book bedroom, stable, fowlhouse. good well and nloe Harden, gas laid in, allotment 33 x 115. Di F, KVAN3. Eatato Agent. Jp O X ST~A. L E. SHELLY BEACH ROAD.-Cottage Of four roome, ecullery. &c, splendid allotment, 60 by 120, fenoed and planted, nice garden, near the bouoh, and magnificent view ot tho harbour. This is a very dinlrablo property, and owner determined to sell at once. Price low, D. F. EVANS. 561 Hstato Agent, B/1 O X S A _ K. PROPKRT2K3. Largo ond Small, in various ports and places, too numerous to advertise separately, See Btah Saturday Bopplbment for a few and more on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LKND. and every facility given to purchasers, I), F. EVANS, Ketata Agent, Queen-street. Xjl O X S A L 1" KLLKRBMK—Handsome Villa Reeldenca, containing 6 rooms, pantry. &&: large bow window. Finished In a superior manner. Kngllsh Range and Register Grate, Tank. Gal vanised Iron Stable, Ooaoh-house, and Store; Garden In cultivation, fruit and ornamental trees. Corner Allotment 63 x 115. Two minutes walk from Railway Station on Panmnio Road. A really oholoe little property. Prioe, £150; terms easy. D. F. EVANS. 66? Ettato Agent. rpo CoAuH PROPRIETORS AND X OTHERS. A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, Doing the GOODWILL, W JRKINO PLANT, and ALL APPLIANCES Of a JflKai-CLASd 'BUS BUSINESS, In taot, second to none la Auokland or Saburba. The Omnibuses (some of whloh are almost new) are In flrst-clsss work Ins order, fitted with latest Improvements and conveniences. The Horses are thoroughly staunoh and strong, whloh an Inspection will prove. Harness oooßlsts of Nine Sets Double Harness, all complete and In first-class order, and all neoessary appliances. Stables (in city) oonvenlent and commodious: together with a large quanlty ot Fodder, The whole Lot is now placed In my hands for immediate' Sale, and those In this line of busi ness should avail themselves of this splendid opportunity ot scouring a first-class paying oonoorn. Full particulars from D. F.gVAN3. A LLOTMEN Aa I ALLOXMEWTS !! NKWTON ROAD—Two First-Mass almost Levol Allotments, S3 z S9, £133 each MOUNT BDKN-Splendld Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrst-olaes Business Sites; about three minutes' walk past Toll bar MOUNT HDRN-Verr desirable Villa Bites about 66 x ISO. at from £100 each ONKHUNGA—Two Choice Allotments; £30 each NORTHOOTB—SeveraI Choice Allotments In this delightful locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLKSEA-BTRKKT—IOXIBO, for £100 GRACE-BTRKKT—Very Choice, at from 15a per foot STUAUT-STRKET-Beautlful VUlaiSltefl.ali 60s foot' SPRING-3TRKET (Ponsonby)-Choap Building Bltos. 33 x 99. at £42 eaoh PONBONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)-Ono nioe Lot, 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STRKKT (Kybsr Pass) — Choice Building Sites, nloely planted, good well, and many appliances for building) £130 v. Y. EVANS, KSTATK AGENT, QUKEN-STREET (Next "Herald.*) F. J. MOSS]. |W. F. O'aULUYAM FJ. MOS ,S & C 0., • LAND ANI) ESTATK AGKNTS. SROBTLAND-eiBBEI FC.R SALE. A Large Allotment In Brighton Road, I'amoU, (100x800). SO Aores Good Flat Land, 5 mllea from Atiok land, dose to railway station. 110 Aores near Tnakan; 50 aores In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500. 38 Aorea olose to the Whongarata Railway Station, ell Improved, with a house, stable, bam, &o.; well suited for fruit growing, S3 feet frontage to Symondsstreet, with build ings. Hi Aores Land, with sea frontage, 9 miles from town! 1 mile from railway station; £3 per aore. 50 Aores Volosnio Land at Razorback. half lm •proved-£260. A bplendl&AUotment In Harding-street, 70ft by 153K-8500. _ Home Bay. Ponsonby—Ten-roomed Hoiibo and 2 acros garden. AlfO. An Allotment In Inhermann-stroet-fllOO. House of 7 rooms, ID minutes' walk from Poat Offloe-£BOO. In addition to the above, wo have a Larg? Number of Town and Country Properties to 1 Sale, including some Large Blocks ot Land In the Waifcato District jMogafeco>( Shortland-etreet. X U S T ARRIVED, Pkr Mbhdoza, 600 SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES. G. S. J A X INS, CnSTOM-HOUSK-STBBKT. [JUST LANDED 1 0,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 60,000 Excelsior Cigarettes • 25,000 Lona Fisherman 28.000 DDOhess (Pure Turkish) Clgarottes. j PARTRIDGE & WOOI LAMB, • qUBEN-gTBEET/ lior eontinwatott ate Xtrst Paot '.



t3-aizette in Bankraptcy. X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIBTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of" The Dobtors and Credit oru Act, 1876," and tho several Aots amondlng the samo, and ot the Bank ruptoy of Benjamin Clifton Paul. of WhanKarei, in the Provincial District of Auckland, in tho Colony of New Zea land, Plumber, a Debtor. This is to notify that Bnnjemln Ollfton Paul, named and described above, hwt this day Hied a Statement that ho is nnabto to meet his engage menta with his CroSitora: the First MeeUjg of Jrodltora to be held at tho Supreme Court housa Building, Anokland. on TUESDAY, the 12th day of Septombnr, 1882. at 11 o'oiook lv tho j foronoon. be? a iBB2 Rt Auoklaßd- thia 2na dfty "t SOP 10"- I G. W. BASLKT, „. Deputy Kegißtrar. Wat.tib James Hul, 36, Shortland-streot. Auokland, Solicitor for the Debtor. Board ana Kesiuance. pOMFORTABLK Board aud Residence Vy for rospeotablo Young Men ongaged rinrliig tho day. Terms morterate.—Mrs Marler, Vin cant-g treat. URUAM HOUSE, close to Victoria Wharf, North Bhore.-Boara auft Robl denoe for gentlemen, jtOVEKHOK BBOWNK UUXJSIi. \3T HOBSON-STRKKX, Huahd iim LoDtilira _ _.. ..28a par Waok BZNSLS KOOM___««.^ 2Jo. LODGINGS for two respectable Men in a Private Family, five minutes' walk from Qaeon-Btroet,—Apply Star Office. j^| AKIMiS KKSI DKKCK. Soleot Board and Bosldonco at Mrs Linda, Bay View House, Nonhoote. Families will and this a charming and healthy spot to reside I During the ouramor months. Tho chargo is very reasonable, with ©very homo comfort. Abundancojrf Strawberries. \j~A CANOTMEor Three Gentlemen at T Graf ton House, opposite Choral Hall, i Public Notices. THE charges for publishing Mr EDGER'S BKRMONS In thoKvKKiNG Stah, have to be defrayed by voluntaty donations, whioh aro reapeotlullr sodoltcd by S. Coombes, Qucen streot, and W. H. Fleming, Wyndham-etroeJ. BTATBMBNT OF BEOBIPTB AND PAYMENTS: To acoonnt rendered by Evening Star office, £32 6b 9a: to aocount rendered by "Herald" office, SI 7a. By amounts received to date:—January: 6. Coombes, fills; Mr Blaky, 15a; Mr Fisher, 2s 6d. February: ti. c.oombna,fil la; Mrs Dobson (per Mr Fleming), £1; Mr Fleming, 59; March ■ ti. Coombea./il is; Mrs Kills (inr Mr Floining),6s, April: S. Coombes, £1 Is. May : 8. Coombee. £1 Is;, Mrs Cranwell (per Mr Fleming), HI. June ! Mra Battley, -U; a Friend, 5s ; Mrs Ball, 10a and 2s; Mrs Morley, Ss. June: 8. Coombes, &l Is; Mr Morley, 2s 6d ; Mr Lincoln, 2a 8d; Le Roy, 2s 63. July: B. Coombes, £1 Is: Mr Gilbert. sa; Mrs Wake fleld, 10a ; .Mrs Gausloy, 2s 6d ; Mrs Hally, 2s Bd ; Mrs Kills; £1. August i Samuel Coombes. ci Is; Mrs Dobson (par Mr Fleming). £1. September: S. Ccsnjbes. £1 la. October: S. Coombea, £1 la; Mrs Hally, sa; Mr Fleming, 2a fid. November: S. Coumbss, £1 Is; Mrs wills (per Mr Fleming), &l\ Mrs Dobson (per Mr Fleming), ill. Deoembor: 8. Caombea, £1 is. 18i2—January: 8. Coombea, £1 la. February: S. Coombes. £1 Is; Friend, Is; Mrs Dobson, £1; Mr Caueley, 6s. Maroh iS. Coombes, £1 Is. April tH. Coombas, £1 la. 1882—August 2G: Mrs Dohson (ocr Mr Fleming), £1; Mr Fleming. £1. Total, £3010i6d. Doflcienoy, £9 2a 3d. T\ISSOLUTION OF PARrwERSHIP. The partnership hitherto existing between JsJHN LORRAINE HOLLAND and JOHN THOMAS ANOKLIOUB BUrLKIt, carrying on Mslnesa under tho stylo or flr ji ot Holland and Butler. Vlotorla-Btreet, -Auckland, Oil, Colour, and GUass Merchants, and Decorators, has thia flay been dissolved bf mutual consent. All debta dno by tho late firm will be paid by the said J. A, T, Butlor, who will oontinue to carry on the business of the late firm In all Its branches, in the same premises, and under the old etyleof Holland and Butler. Dated tne 31st day of Augußt, 1852. JNO. L. HOLLAND. JOHN A. T, BUTLER. To facilitate the dosing of partnership nc eouots, it is requested that all outstanding no. ounts be at onoe paid. IN order to snake room for large shipments of Tweed, I will mako to moaeure a thorough good Trousers and Vest for 30s.—J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-ttreot. YOU SHOULD MARK HOME HAPPY By Baying a PKNNY TIME TABLE at all SUtiODnrg. Bacon a Year ot Publication, ITOli ONE WEES.—Selling off Winter I? Stock of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets ;ro resaaonablo offer refused. —Mrs Wbituhead, Milliner, Karangahapo Road, Newton, HOSPITAL FOX SEWING MA CHINKB.-Intamal Dor«ngonnmt, Stiff Joints, and Broken Parts, Repaired, New Machines, ico.—u. B. Chambers, 70, Queen-st. "pj O X I O E, < * U CLAIMS against the Rstato of the Late JOHN SMITH, of Auckland. Draper, must be sent In to tho undersigned on or before the 7th ot Qoptember next. HE3KSTH & RICHMOND, « Solicitor for the Kxeoutrlx. Auckland, August 21,188?. I^ToUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. Notice Is hereby given, that It Is the Intention of the Mount Edon Road Board, in accordance with ithe Pnblio Works Act, 1876, on the Ith day of September, 1832, to place a Toll Bar on the Mount Roskill Road, at which the fol lowing tolls will be levied, viz. i— For every cart, or other description of vehicle, drawn bi one horse, carting soorlaasb. __..„.. 6a Od For every additional horao «. .. os3d For every curt, or other description of rehiole, drawn by one horse, carting any description of stone or metal - 2s 6d For every additional horse _ _ Os 3d JOSEPH POTTER, Chairman. ith August, 1383. X S. HOWARD, Artist in WAX FLOWERS. SOOTIA PtAOB. UPMR Qukkn-stbkkt (opposite the Uirls' HtKh School), whore may bo had Wax Sheets of all shades, at Is 3d pec dots. WHITE BAIT Daily on Bale.-F, Williams, Queen-street Wharf. IY/TAI» OF THE SEAT OF WAR, SIIEWINO THE TOWNS AND VILLAGES, THE ROADS, BITERS, RAILWAYS, .CANALS, PYRAMIDS, SCO., SO. PRI CEj-I HREEPENCE. Procurable at the X vbnisg Star Offico, Wyndham-street, OBSDALE POULTKY YARD, Wai komitl.—For Sale, ifges from Prize Ponl. try—Dark Brahmas (Winners of Seven First Prizes), 21s' per dozen ; Light Brahmas, ISs; Black SpuDish, 10s 6d; i,angahann, 10s Cd I Golden Pencilled Hambnrgs, 10a 6d; Golden Sp&ngled Ilamburgs, X(M 6d; Houdans. 10a Cd ; Black Red Game, 10s 6d; Duokwlng Game Bantamsi 10s 6d; Rouen Duoks, 10a Od: English Canler Pigeons, 15a per pair. Half-bred Poultry—Black Spanish and Brahman, 6s per dozen; Golden Spangled and Brahmas. 6b.— Applyto J. Abbot, On the Farm, or at the Storo.Hobson-Btrcet. |*t O W OH SALE, NEVADA SILVER"SPOONS AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16, QUEBN-STREET, Opposite the Town Clock. jS?I 4\ x 0 *t",t)OU LE«T on Builfling "3b fi. \f Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. MortgoKea and Loans ncgottHtort. Soo List of Proportion tor sale on itti pace, ?>x ncr cent allowed on money dnponlted tut iuvmtmaut,^- C. WiUilamsos, LanA.'KfijaJt acl Sinacotei! Aunnt and Valu t r Viiloab Jmnn TO THOSU AuyUT TO MAKRY PARTIES FURNISHING. HOTKI KKKPBRS, AND THK GKNURAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STOKK IMPORTS FROM THE MAEERR, AND SEtiU DIBECT TO THK rUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF KVBBS DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Htands, all sizes, from 1/6 Dinner Sets, 70 places, 37/6; Chamber Hets, 7/9 U. 40/; China Tea Seta, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups. 7/, 8/ doz; Looking Glasses, fron 1/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/: Cruel Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clocks. 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/1 set; Iron Bedsteads, full size, 22/6; Brittanlx Metal 1 oapots, 67; Klootro-platod Cruets, Spoons and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket ont lery; Saucepans, Boilers. Tubs, and Buckets.: Lampß. from 8/9: 61n, Rim Looks, 2/; Tinwaw Smoothing Irons) V; Fanoy Goods of even kind; Vasep, from 1/ pair and one thousand and orio artioles ot we and ornament, a Prices only possible under our New System ol DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. | Catalogues on application. AU Goods Marked In PIMn Figures (Wholesal and Retail). Goods carefully packed and forwarded to al parts ot the country Direct Supply Store, 219, QUEUKH -STRKKT, Opposite Close Bros.



Personal. TF the two contemptible y'ctnig hoodlums -"-.whov's'.t'doiy pm^lue* on-'.nitr dArniKbt, • ana robbed my puerw-bmrco, do not rWOrn the i birda at onoe. the maun v.iil bo placua Jn tbd handt of tho eoHcv- v PrtkoUoy, Scnttmt^V TF Miss McLaren will call at Kidings's DO you wish to keep a healHiy house and a fuU rocket ? then n«e only MartihiU'g •Homoeopathic M:d!oiaoa.—Uoodson. London ■aroade. | -~* - . JKevler Maw JJxtract shipment of iho following!— KEPLER'S EXTRACT Off MALT, Large and iSmnll Blzos. KEPLERS KXTRAOT OK MALT, KKPLKK'3 KXTRAOT OS1 MAM^ 1"1 HOPB With HirOPHOSFIUTES. KKPLER'B BXTKAOT OF MALT, Wi.h Popsinb KBPIiKB'y EXTRACT CiiT MALT, With GHBatioAii Food, KKPLKR'6 KXTBA.VJT OK MAM, ; vViiji Bssb1 and Ibow. KEPLER'S EXTKAOT OF MALT, | With Olt Bnd lODIDK OF iBOWj rrho"Lnnoot' gays :—" Kepler Malt Extract Is ver* good, and may bo used with oonflaenoo," Ml?? ts£f£?? ortS- 1 L»noe»" on tha Kepler Malt Extract ir-Kepler's Extraot of Malt Is as . dlatlnot an advance in therapeutics as was the tatrpduotton of cod-llvor oU ftlTone of onr beat remedies for atoulo dyspepsia, and 1b *Sff^ M-^Bnd other AQKKT FOB AtTCKtAND— O.RAVES AICKI-VT V» Tun PHAnnfiOK. Quoon Bt -Lj Auctions. MONDAY, SEPfEMBER 4, 1882. ship's "Fittings, Ex Ashmpre, 'Tween Deck Fittings, Mess Utensils Galley Stove, Sheep Pens Load Piping, 1 Boat and Fittingß, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received Instructions to sell by auotion, on the Queen-street Wharf. alongside chip Ashmore, on Monday next 4th (net., at 11 o'clock, A quantity of tho above, E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants ana Auctioneers. MOMDAY, SKPIUsMBER 4, At 12 o'Clock. TO IRONMONGERS aNu OTHERS. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY COWOKKN. Fx Coolcon. G. W. 2IN NE V WILL sell by public auction at Messrs John Reid & Cos. Warehouse, Qnoon. street, on Monday next, at J2 o'oiook, TWO MARBLK CHIMNB.Y PIECHS. Terms Cash. MONDAY, BBPJEMBJER4, AT NOOK. Ex 'Oeeti.' *%f\ TONS POTATOES.1 Iv On Wharf. . GEORGE SI BIN, Auctioneer. W. S. OOCHKAHKJ [JAB. DAOBB WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. SADDLERY. SADDLERY. Ex UermlotiQ. fTIHS subscribers will sell at their Koome, A Fort-Bmwt, on Wcdnwday, 6th last, at 11 o clock. A woll-ashorteii consignment ot SADDLKHY, Corißlf-ting ot -, ■• . Lsdles and Oenta' Paddleß, Bridles, Broaat. platen, M«rtlngntaß, Leathers, and Girths. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER GTH. PAPAKDRA MONTHLY SALE. ■J-iOR SALE, at Papakura, on Wednes« JL' day next, A Largo Muster of Dairy and .Store Stook' Horses, Sheep. &o. « At 12 o'Clock. HUNTER&~NOLAJff. . IONKS, It. 0. CAKE. B. D. TONEB WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. By Order ot Trustee in Estate of A. F. Smith. LOT U, OP LOT 10, SECTION 7, SUBURBS, WITH CROOMEu COITAGK EREC TKD THEREON. B. TON X S & 00, HAVE been instructed to sell, on Wed« "■ nesday, September G, at 12 o'clock, ALLOTMENT S3 by 100," Bdinburßh-Btrert. Newton. Leasehold for) 0 years, at ground rent of £2 6a per annum, with Six-roomed Cottage '. oreoted thereon, B, TOKKS, B, 0. OAM. B, D. TONES'' WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. By Order of tho Registrar of tho Supreme Court, CHICKEN ISLftNDS POCK KNIGHTa ISLANDS POKOHINU ISLANDS FAKRaL ISLANDS LAND, HEPBUUBf-STREET.. Suburbs ARAI, WAIKOMITI, OKAtMT KUAKAKA, PAREMOREmCa uAY OF ISLANDS 11 ACRES REMUERA • . ■ • 13 ACRES EPSUM B. TONKS & CO. OAVE been instructed to sell on Wed . nosday, Soptomber 0, at 12 o'oiook noon prompt, THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO PERTIES:- Lot I—All those pieces o£ Land containing 650a 3r, more or loss, being the Marotlri or CHICKEN ISLANDS. Nos, 1, 8, 3, 4, 6, D, ' and 7 Lot 2—All that pioca of Lard, containing Ir 20p, more or lobb. and being Allotment 11 of Bootlon 49. ot the City of AUCKLAND, having a frontage tto tiepbarn-street of 111 links Lot 3—All that piece of Land, containing lla Or 23p, more or leas, ana being Allotments 180 181. 182, 183. and 181, of Koctlon 16, of tho Suburbs ot AUCKLAND Lot i—All that piece of Land, containing 185a. more or less, and being Allotments 38 and 40. aud the southern portio v of Allotment 11. ot the Parish ot ARAI and County of Mare den Lot-s—All those piooes of Land, containing 182a 2r, more or less, and bijicg the Tawhltl Kahi Or f-OOtt KNIGHTS ldbANDi. Sofc 1 and 2 Lot 6—All those nieoes of T^and. containing 2'.'7a, raoro cr leas, and being the I'OKO HINAU ißiaLds. I^oa. 1, 2, and S, and taeITARR^IiIHLA.NU Lot 7—All that pl?ce of l*nd, containing 10a. more or lisa, ana bxing Allotmect HI Parish o( "?AIKOMI)'I totß—\H that place of Lied, containing 112*. more or leen. nnd t<"ir it hot 14-), eitoate at OKaHU, O)iiotyot Murnden Lot 0■ -All thbt ploce of Land, containing 112a, more or teHf, aud h*ing north-wpatern por tion of allotment 32. fvituatoat KUaKAKA, in tho Parish of Kuatcaka Lot 10—All that piece of I.tnil, containing 233a, more or less, and being Lot 6, Parish of PAREMOHEMO. on the western bank of Lucas's Creek Lot ll—All that plsoa of Land, containing 43a more or lota, having a frontage to the HAY OF ISLANDS Harbour, County of liooford Lot 12—All that piece of Land, containing 13a or sp, more or less, and b'lnst Allotment is of Seotlon 6, of the Suburbs of AUCKLAND (oxooptloß however Lota 1, 2. 7.8.9.10 11 Lot 13- ill that iiiecs Of Land, containing 6a Or Up. more or Icse, situated at ROROK*.. S»M WSWfcSKB and 288a (oxooptlnß however a portion thereof having a frontage to WELLINGTON STREET ot S3 feet by a depth of H3 toot) Lot M-All that piece Of land, containing lHla. more or lego, and Allotment 90, of tke JParlth of WAIKOMITI (»XOTptIDK hoTrever lots 1 to 10,19and20, of *< ocitm 3S, of a gubdi viKlon of part of said Allotment, aid Lota 9, 10.18,17,18. 20. and 33, of a subdivision ot other part of cald Allotment 90).