THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH — COPYRIGHT

riUSUTKR'S CABLEGRAMS,] m — Trial of the Fillaf/ers,

ALEXANDRIA, September 27. Courts-martial have been appointed by the Kuodive to hold sittings at Cairo, and in this city.tri try cases which may be sub mitted by tho special commission of Jturo poan and hativo officers appointed to pro secute these who were guiHy of outrages against Euronoahs dariog tbe rebellion. Bakor Faaha heaves for Eyyp*. CONSTANTINOPLE, September 27. Baker Pasha eailcxl to-day for Egypt to undertake tho reorganisation of the Egyp tian army. He lett Without waiting for the consent of the Sultan. * Reduction of the English Army. ALEXA.NDBIA, September 26. In consequence of the opinion expressed by Sir Garnet Wolseloy, that a force of 10,000 British troops will now be sufficient to rensnre the maintenance of order in this country, orders havo been issued for the ' immediate re-embarkation of (lie three battalions of the Indian contingent. The remaining battalions will return to their respective stations shortly.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Return of the British Com mantlet's.

LONDON, September 28 (3.45 p.m.) Sir Garnet YPolßeloy is expected to resume his homo duties aa Quartormaster- General on tho Ist of Novembor. The Corporation of tho City oi London has resolved to present its freedom to General Sir Garnob Wolseloy and Admiral Sir Beaucbamp Seymour. Tho former will also receive a gold casket, and the latter a a word. Ennliah Assurances to Turkey. Lord Dnfferin has, on bcbalf of England, replied to tho Porto's note, and has given such assurances as to havo ootircly satis fied the Porte as to tbe intentions or Eng- Innd in Egypt. 'lantah Garrisoned. Tantah has been garrisoned by two com panies of English troops, British Generals 111. Bit Evelyn Wood is suffering severely from continual diarrhoea, and Sir Garnet Wolsehy from exposure to tho sun. Inefficient Hospital. Service. There are serious complaints rogard ing the ineih'cieucy of tho hospital ser. vico during the recant campaign ia Egypt,, The Fate of the Rebels. Tho Kbodivo's Ministois ioeist on [the execution of tho principal rebel leaders. THE BRITISH COMM.UHDKR.' Ll-utenant-General Sir Henry Wyli'o Noiman, X.C.8., C.1.E., Bengal, Is likely to be left in commutul of the British force at Alexaiidrin.

"THE WORLD."

The popular drama of " The World " drew a large attendance last night at Abbott's Opera Bouse, and much enthusiastic feel ing was displayed as the several sensational scenes were in clear relief. The drama hits the popular taste, being full of change and animation. We notice that to-night will be the end of "The World" ia this city. To-morrow evening the kindred play ot 11 New Babylon" -will be performed, a drama which has been equally successful in England and Australia. The follow ing ia a description of tbe plot :— "NEW BABYLON." • To-morrow ovoning, another ot the latest • novelties in dramatic sensations, " New Baby lon," will be produced by Mr Bland Holt at Abbott's Opera Houses As the pieco i» entirely now hero, a brief sketch of tho plot may not bo Uninteresting^ Tho prologuo opens with tho grand saloon of tho s.s. Antarctic. Seated at tho tables aro a number of passongcrs who aro Voyaging from Nosy York to New Babylon. Hiram Maltby, a wealthy shipbuilder, whoso Wife Bomo timo previously absconded with Ono Austin Graham, tells his fellow passon gers how ho visitod America, nnd invested a largo amount of money in Union Pacillo bonds, and In visiting a gambling homo in company with an Irish gontleman, whose ac quaintance ho had made in New York, he met a young girl in tho hands of an old woman and a foreigner. Maltby protected tho girl from their vengeanco, placet! tho girl in churgo of a trust worthy lady; but on his return to tho hotel ho found tho bonds ha bad previously purchased hud bcon stolon. Flotsam (an American dotcc- Mvo), a fellow passenger.on questioning Maltby, comos to the conclusion that the thief is ono O'Sligo, a noted sharper. Ennioe (the girl whom Maltby saved and who is on board the ship) ia suddenly confronted by Ramirez, the very man from whom Maltby had rescued ber,and during a struggle (tho night being very foggy) the ship collides with another vessel, flotsam, Eunice, JVUltby, Kumiroz, Randal, and a Chinese ser vant, aro saved. The first act opens with Maltby and Madge, whom ho thinks is his real daughter. Sho is deeply in love with one Vincent vane. A Jew fence, named Ezra Lazaruck, tells Maltby that tho "Vane family diamonds must be sold to pay his (Vano's) gambling debts. Maltby consents to purchase them, and so have the family honor. The second scene is a scene from Tattersall'S) Introducing horses, ponies, &0., for sale, also ono Bel Lorimer, who so reacuiblos Eunice that she Is constantly mistaken for her. Tho Long Firm „visit Cremorne, with its thousand lights, with John Jeremiah Lamb, Esq. Maltby"3 wife (now a confirmed drunkard, nicknamed Aunt Crazy), outers, and Ramirez gains from her the where abouts of S«nioo. Flotsam is on the Long Firm's trucK. Bel Lorimer appears on the scene, and Ramirez seizes her in mistake for Kunice, and when asked by her who h« is Flotsam snatchos the folso wig and beard from Ramirez, and exclaims, "My prisoner, John Smith Ramirez," but during tho struggle Ramirez oscaDOS. A freo fight takes place, in which John Jeremiah Lamb figures conspicu ously, and tho curtain falls on act Ist. Act 2 opens with Maltby and Eunice. Maltby, learning that Eunice is his child, and not Madge, rushes from tho house in a state of-frenzy. A scene depicting Goodwood Racecourse follows, whero O Sligo provoa to be a welsher; the mob Boizo him, and during the strugglo Flotsam finds the missing bonds in O'Sligo's coat, but O'Sligo escapes. Bel Lorimer finding that Vincont Vano has transferred hiß love to Madge, deter mines to ruin him, and promises one Tiny Spurts, tho jockey (a f ormor lover), who i» to ride v ane's hqrso for tho Great Goodwood Stakes, that sho will many him if ho sells tho race. He does so. Vane flogs him, and ucouses him of having sold the race. Bel Lorimer gloats at having ruined Vane, but Madge promises to s»ve him. Act 3 discloses tho Long Firm, Ramirez, O'Sligo, and Lazareck, who have an adjoining office to Maltby. Lazareok soils him the Vano diamonds, and receives £12,000 for tho same. Tho Jew induces Maltby to give him a cheque for the amount, and returns tho notes to Maltby, asking him to lock thorn up in tho safe. Maltby does so, but as ho is. leaving the ofllco, the telegraph machine on tho table sounds, and Maltby asks Lazareck to excuso him, and ho will join him in the stree'. Maltby finds his presence is required at homo. He takes the diamonds and notes from the safe and leaves tho office. The villains in the adjoining ofllco set to work to pull out the back of the safe, and find they have boon forestalled by Maltby. Flotsam arrives Unexpectedly, and arrests O'Sligo. Jack Randall, a clerk in Maltby's employ, who, having saved Eunice's Hfo at sea, ha 3so ingratiated himself in Maltby's favour that be promises him her hand in marriage with a wedding dowry of £12,000. Randal, doubting that she is Maltby's daughter, qusrrelß withher, and demands his contract from Maltby, who refuses to give it to him. Randall leaves tho ofllco unseon by Maltby. Ramirez and Laza reck entor and strike Maltby on the head, ren dering him insensible. They find the £12,000. but not the diamonds, as they expected. They escape. Maltby revives, a<d despatches a mes sage by the telegraphic machinefon tho table to his daughto'1. Sho arrives, accompanied by Vano and Flotsam, the detective. Flotsam reads the tape, and concludes that Maltby has boon attacked by Ramirez.

In Act i wo are introduced to a den in the Sovcn Dials, inhabited by tho very scum of the city. Here Flotsam enters (in search of Ramirez) disguised as a London ballad vendor. He amuses tho crowd with a couple of comic songs, and, espying an old woman, gets into conversation with her, and suddenly concludes that the old woman is no other than Kamirez in disguiao. He sings another song and departs, to arrange for the capture of the Spaniard. Bel Lorimer arrives on a visit to poor Tiny Spurts (who after selling the race, is turned off tho turf and reduced to beggary; and who is now dying. Kamirez thinking she is Knnico seizos her, she escapes, and as she is about to shoot her, Spurts staggers from his bed, knooks the pistol up from its aim.and falls dead. Bamirez is rushing after Eunice, when Flotsam enters and confronts him. The Spaniard, who is armed with a long bowie knife, remains defiant and when called on by tho Yankee to surrender exclaims, "It is your life or mine," making a terrific blow at Flotsam wltk the knife, but tho astute Yankee is wide-awake, nnd seizing tho candlestick, suddenly fells Kamirez and captures him. Flotsam finds proof of the robbery on tho Spaniard, and tho Jew is brought on in custody by Jetsam. Maltby arrives to confront the scoundrels, who imagined ho had died. A general explanation ensues, and all ends hap pily. [The full cast of characters will appear in our next issue].

FOOTBALL MATCHES.

Ponsonby v. South End.—The adjourned match will t'»ke place at Onehunga to-morrow. The following are the teams:—Ponsonby: Owen (2), Hall, Edwards, Marflitt, Veston, Craig, Rotherham, Rowe, Armitage, and Fountain. South End: G. Brown (captain), D. Brown, Sutherland. Beaver, Howard, Dickey, Sawton, Hunt, Israel, Wall, and Leahy; emergency, Harris. A drag will leave the Union Bank at 1 p.m. 'the junior class ol bootballera ■will play a winding up maioh on Saturday afternoon in the Domain hollow. The Aloert Club, which is the unbeaten olub this year, will play a picked loom from the Newmarket, Parnell, and North Saorj Club?, flay to commosoe at 3 p.m.tth&rp. Tha following will oomprisa tbe teams:—Albert —Bluney, Brnoe. Dunne, Jfmlayson, Golosplo, Goodiimu, Hardwluk. Miller, McUcrinoC. Pul man. Prltohard, 0. Smart (captain), J. Smart, Smart and Stinner. Kmar^onolaa—Martulli, MaoMo and Done. Picked team—BnlloD, Bai ley, Cosbod, Kdrnontle, BUI, Hurle, Jones, Le Boy. Moklp, Peters, Phillips, Quisle, iSßlftggon, Tnoker and Wood.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Bnuland andTurhey.

CONSTANTINOPLE, September 2.

Tha Porte has addressed a note to Earl i)ufferio, the British Ambassador, thank ing England for having restored order in Ej»ypr., and expressing a hope that the close friendship between England ahd Turkey Will continue.

ALEXANDRIA, September. 29, Sir Garnet's Rettirn.

Sir Garnet Wolselcy will remain jn Egypt for another fortnight, but at the ex piration of that time will return to Eng land. THE MELBOURNE COP.

MELBOURNE, thw day. The Hebrew and Prim a Donna hare been scratched for the Melbourne Cup.

PROVEN MEAT,

LONDON, September 27.

The cargo of frozen mutton, ex Mataurn, has been found to be in good order, and quite equal ia condition to the Dunedin's shipment. A number of carcases were sold to-day at from 5Ad t» 6d per pound, Tbe London meat market is at present over-stocked.

THE M.S.W. FOOTBALLERS AT WELLINGTON.

(BY Tf LEGBAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Ths Now Sonth Wales football team did not arrivo hero by the Te Anau until 1.80 this afternoon. Tho match will commence abont4 o'clock. A strong N.W. wind is blowing. The weather is aitogethor un favourable for football.

Sydney Kicks a Goal.

6 p.m. Weather was unfavorable and showery, with strong N W. wind* across tho ground. bydncy at.the end of tho first spell bad kicked a joai;from the field. Wellington nil.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.

Last week there arrived by the Eotorua from Oiimaru a young man named Black ledge. Ho went to board at tho Brick layers A runs Hotel, Chapel-street, and during the timo of his residence there, struck tbe licensee (Mr Madigan) as being a very eccentric character. Though gentle manly in his address ho was given to drink, and on Wednesday he was so ill that Dr Hooper was sent for, As he had no money Mr Madigan guaranteed the doctor his fee. Yesterday morning Blackledge left the hotel, procured some money somewhere, and returned drunk. Madigan remonstrated with him for getting drunk, wben Blnckledge re. marked, "It is time we parted; I will only trespass on your hospi tality till to-morrow." He then remarked to a man named O'Brien, "I wish I could get f omeone to blow my brains out. I think I will go and throw mjselt into the harbour." He kit the hotel, and as be has not been seen since it is feared that he has commuted suicide. The missing man is described as thirty years of age, florid complexion, daik bair and wbi<ker«. He had in is possession a through ticket to Sydney, where it is said some relatives re side. He is also supposed to have relatives at Oaniaru.

THE COMET.

Sisrcx my last report on the comet, it has developed into a most beautiful object, and may be well seen about 4 a.m. From such observations as I have beeu able to make,it appears that it passed its perihelion daring the first week of the present month, about the time that it first became vi.ible, and that it is now travelling slowly away in a south-westerly direction. Its tail is *b)ut hcveu degrees in length, and is curved towards the North, while Ihe brilliaicy of tbe nucleus bears a fair com parison with the planet Jupiter, As it moves further from tbe sun its tail grows both Isngtr and wider, a circumstance which is ia no sense new, for many comets have been observed to have little or bo tail while describing the inward portion of their orbits, which after passing the bub have re trrnt'd with most wonderful appendages. j Such, ia a measure, is the case with our present visitor, From such elements of its ' orbit as I have been able thus far to com pute, there ia a very close agreement be tween those representing this comet and the one of 1812. To be certain, however, on this pout, a larger series of observations are required; and as tbe comet will be favourably situated stiJl for such observa tions, should the weather prove fin?, a few weeks will decide the matter one way or the other.

S. /..Lambert, F.R.A.B,

THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT.

Conference of Clergymen,

A meeting, consisting principally of clergymen, convened by circular, wo* held at the V.M.C.A. Rooms yesterday,for the purpose of consldsrinjf the proposal of the City Council to bring into operation tho Contagious Diseases Act. Thore were present: Yen. Archdeacon Maunsell (who presided), tho Revs. Dr. Purchas, W. Tobbs, Humphrey Davis (Anglican). Hey*. K. V. Masnloo', G, H. Monro, «n< T.M3K«nzto ifrseer (fresbytorlan) Rovf. T. Bundle an* It. H. Doweburj (Wemeyaa), Key. Mr Hodgson (F>ee Mothodlßt). Her. Mr Gay (Primitive Methodist), Rev*. J. Koblnscn ana Hrchlngs (r*ongr*n;a ttunalisi), and Key. Mr G ildsteln (Jewish rabbi), also Messrs;W. S-rth -raiio,F. 0. Kwlnjc ton, Hoinuir, Kuehan&n and Buddie. Apoloßtt B were received from tbe Blahop of Auck land (Or Cowle) and the Kevt. B. T. Dudley and m. Bold. A lengthy dla ons.iiou took plaoo, a wide ciflerenco of opinion existing on tho merits and demerits ot thnA«r,ttro clergymen holding etreßnodsly that the ordinance was better than nothing at ai). 'there was likewise a (treat diversity ot belief bb to the proper method ot oomb«ttl< ft the roolai evil. A motion was eventually earred unanimously 10 the eff ot that It waa desirable to poitpono (he bringing of ths act Into operati n until freah legislation vouldoa initiated In the Asmtnbli, making the provisions of the .Act applloab'o to offenders of both eexeP. A suggestion that a petition asnlnet the Aot be signed by those prorent mot with general dis favour, and a nurobir of speakers spoke in terms ot the strongest condemnation ot the no tion taken by certain ladles opnosed 80 th« Aon They had, though no doubt aotu »ted by the best intentions, done a vast amount of harm, by making known to others of their sex matters connected with the social evil,of which they had hitherto been in utter ignorance. The wholesale dissemination of filthy facts concerning prostltu tion.couldhave no other thanadeletenous effect, Ono speaker described the steps adopted by the British Society for the Repeal of the Contagious Diseases Act. Every possible means had been adopted to keep the circulars of the sooiety out of the way of women and children. The meeting decided to interview the Hoc. Mr DiOJt on matters connected with the Aot, and a deputation of clergymen, together with members of tbe City Council, will wait on that gentleman to-morrow, he having intimated his willingness to meet them.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

SSPTiSMBBB 29, 1881 Colonial Bank-Sailers. Ha 8d National Insurance—Sailers, 30a Union Insurance Co. -tfujers, 208 Auckland Uae—/S8 Thames—Sellers. 27s Union Baßh and Door Co.-lOj (new! j sellers, £8 ISP, lOi (now) Tanplil loo' -Sellers. 17a Northern S.S. Or.-tellers, llfl Aioh Hilt Hrlok Co.-Bnyeis. 9s M Accident-Bny«rp, Js9d Moanatalarl.-Sillers, IS)

1 he pel on who called at the City Couu-' cil offices some time since and receive 1 the proceeds of-tickets sold for the entertain ment giren in aid of Widow Ball, and also the unsold tickets, is desired to call again, as both Mrs Ball and Mrs Kyan state that neither money nor tickets have been handed over to them. The postponed meet of the Bicycle Club will take plaoe to-morrow.at junction of Queen and Grey-street?. The "Betald wi'l bavo to appoint a new astronomer on its staff. In a para graph this morning about the comet, it gravely makes the following startling an nouncement :-" The visitor appears to travel very rapidly, for by 5 o clock it has made its way well into the southern sky." If the " Herald " observer gets op . to morrow morning at the same hour he will find that the comet has gone back again to the N.E., a movement which, if arising from its own motion, would make tbii comet one of the most eccentric celestial wanderers that has ever visited our system. A cram of common sense, without astro nomical knowledge, would have wld our contemporary's astronomer that if the comet travelled, of its own motion, across the sky fromN.E., "well into the southern sky in an hour, a day would see it clear away from our system into the depths of space. Comets, no doubt, move fast, bus not quite so fast as that. The fact is, the "Herald man has mistaken the diurnal motion ot the earth foe the motion of the comet.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

THAMES, this day.

The last of the sections for Hamilton bridge will be cast to-day at Price Bros.' foundry, .thus completing the > contract in the specified time, They certainly deserve crodit for tho way they have managed the work, as the contract time, eight weeks, is very short, in which to cast 86 tons of metal, TWo lot* of tlw sections Have already been, sent away. Tho Now Prince Imperial retorted to-day, after three weeks' run at the mill, for a yield of 2120 in. gold. For this only 105 toads were treated, or an average of slightly over two ounces per load. This is a Very, good return, especially wlieu it is lemurii bered that it is from the 340 ft. level. Only six head of stampors will be employed for a few days, as some other parcels aib Waiting treatment*. During tbis time the leading stopfcn will be pushed oo and drives timbered. When this is completed, and the recond stopo is fairly started, 12 head can be employed tor '24 hours per day. The Caledonian retort tbu afternoon, and expect a good retnrn. In all 50 loads have been treated from t'bc winze on tbe leaders at No, 2 level. The rest of the gold will be from trial lo's from the speci men leader No. 6 reef, and Mo, 1 r«er. A trial lot is now being broken out of .No, 1 Tcef at the point where the drive at the top of Richards' rise has broken into tbe old level on tha footwall of tbe reef.

Caledonian rctnrn 135 ozs,

liutnrus will be to hand to-morrow from the ThameaGoldcn Crown and Moanataiari Companies, and the Adelaide claim, Karaka.

Tbe Seymour Company will start work at once from the old shaft in the Auckland portion of the p round, where some good gold wa? got in early day?. C. Moorcraft takes the management of the Eureka claim (Otunui). It was formed into a company of 18,000 chares on Wednes day night. The directors sent up this morning to Auckland some specimen stone for exbibition. It will be shown at Frater Bros,'

Considerable improvement has taken place in Dixon's reef, in tbc rise from tbo Whau lerrl in the Alburnia, and some good gold-bearing stone came to hand a day or two ago. Sharemarket, 3 p m,—Albumin, 17s to 17s 3d ; Deep Level Tribute, Is ; New North Devon, last night, 2s 3d; sellers, 2s ; Frioce Imperial, sellers, Ss ; Caledonian, sellers, lls lid ; Queen of Beauty, buyers, 23s 6d ; Goldeu Crown, 12s 3d to 12s,

RUSSELL, tbis day.

The Wellington sals at 5 p m. Mr Clapcott, the Government Life In surance agent, has made himself very popular by his lectures, both at Kawskawa and Russell; and he will bo tbe.means of bringing the Government Insurance Fund into a prominent position,

IK. AROHA, this d»y,

The reef on the boundary of the Bonanza claim, uncovered a week ago by the pros pectors, was again broken down to-day, and tho show of gold was even better than before, A specimen, taken out by the "Mail" reporter, goes to Auckland to-mor row in charge of Mr Qliffe, who was on the bill soon after it was broken out.

CHRIBTCHDKCH. this day. CALLING A!MINI»T«K TO.ACCODNT.

The "Times," this iuorninp, cays it is rumoured that unless the lion, W. I*ol« lestoD, member for Avon, shortly signifies his intention of giviag bis constituents an account of his stewardship, several of tbe electors will formally ask their member to a ate what he has dono for tho district du ring the last session, and what his present views are upon tbe West Coast hail way and other important matters. His Honor Mr Justice Johnston rat in Chambers and in-bankruptcy this morning. Ia the course ot the proceedings, Mr Joynt, on behalf of tho profession, congratulated His Honor on bis return to to Christciurcb. His Honor briefly replied that there are 53 entries for tho horse parado to-morrow, as against 67 last year.

THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT.

(To the Editor of the Star.)

{is.—Your correspondent. J.P.1)., ohargti me with " throwing cold water" on the establish ment of a fallen v omin'i honor. If he will read my letter again, ha will find that I etated I was willing to asslat in any war to promote this object. I may say that I was connected with the one that formerly existed bere. The stand I take is. that prostitution Is a. sin and a crime, and I would have It treated as such, ana not have It aided a»d enooor«Ked, and made reipootablo and easy, as by this ooloui Act. I can easKy point out a mnoh better way of dealing with the »übjoc. Lot every known prostitute be arrei tad, and committed to prison for a longer or thortor term; and It she U Bartering from disease, lee her be treated by tho gaol enraoon and kept a prlsotior nnttl oured. and then discharged »» an ordinary prisoner; and If eho offend! attain, re-arrest her; bat do not give her a Government certificate to sty that the. hi fit to follow har calling, and enable ber to flaunt the precious document in the facoi of young men in hotels, as 1 am Informed Is dono in Chrlst ohurobt I regret vary much that onr pare minded women should hare hod this odious task thrust upon them br our City Coanoil, and br the apathy of the male cox. bnt all honour to them that they have not shrunk fcom the un pleasant duty.—Yon», fee. Tbos. B. Kbxdbrdikc

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tub fortnightly meeting of tbe Board Of Educn. tion was held this afternoon, thore being present: — Messrs Moat (chairman), llob.bg, Prime, Luke, Laishlcy, and Dargavillo.

Printing.—The tender of Messrs Wilsons and Horton was accepted. Waihekk School.—Tenders: Tho following tenders wore received for tho erection of a school-house on the island of Waiheke :—James and Denize (accepted), £315; John Corn well, £363; Smith and {Rows, (£306. Tho architect's estimate was £310. UHAMT won IBAININB COU.EGK.-Tho tec rotary expiaUed that some time ago a grant at £ISCO wasieoolved from the Minister of Eduot llos for the maintenance ot tn» Training Col lege. By direction ot the Board ha replied that fl-ZOGU would be required, and the De partment then aslred for detail*. These had been supplied, and tho Department now took exception to the £610 devoted to tho pay ment of probationers not engaged in the Train ing College. The Inspector (Mr O'Sullivan) had sent in the following memo, on the subject:—"lt appears to mo that the employment of probation ers i»a 'training of teachers/of a very excellent and effective kind, The plan is practise! in Ger many, a country which may bo taken as a model country in such matters. Here the Board can not obtain certificated teachers for their num erous small schools. If tbe system of proba tioners is stopped,pereons whollr untrained will have to be employed to tcaoh theso schools."— Toe Chairman said that he and Mr Moss had had several conversations with Mr Dick on the subject of this training college grant, and Ihe had no doubt that if proper representations were mode to him by the Board, he would use his influence with the Minister of Education for tho granting of the full sum.-The Secretary waa directed to reply to the Minister of Educa tion in terms of the Inspector's memo.

Girls' Hum School.—The ftlhalrman re to ted that Mr Dlok hud Inspected tha Girls' illKh School anl the blio ot tha Howe-street Industrial Home, and that he oontidered the tormar preferable to tha latter. Be had made enquiries as to whether the present >lte ooold be purchased, and he bud been inform: d b» M' Bnddle thtt a portion of the frontage to Qaeoo-stieet would have to be re fnrv»(t. Uadnr tho'o oitonmatancoß. Mr Dick thought that It wou.d bo hotter to baild upon the larger area at Howe-street. Mr Mosa men tioned that there was a flno piece of around (six acres in extent adjoining Dr Campbell's place at Parnell. Mr Darßaville thought it too far re moved from town to aorve ss the site for a day school.—Tho Chairman and Mr Dargarille word appointed to interview Mr Dick and make the best arrangement possible.

Auckland CiTY.-Sovoral communloatlona were reoelved from the Auckland School Com tulttes—(l) Giving the result* of the last vinita tlon to tha lobooir, and containing a net ot wants; and (2) Forwarding Mr WorthlnKton'd application (ot leave to admit to tha Welles'ey- Btruet Hohool a larger nnmbor than that pre scribed, ss frequentabgßßoeß left room for many more children.—This application was referred to the Inspector for his report, and tho other communications were relegated to the Execu tive with power to act. Absent on Sick Leave.—The Chairman o£ tho City School Committee forwarded a resolu tion of that body to the effect that, as the excuses for absence from duty on the part of school teachers, on the plea of illness, had now becomo very numerous, their salaries should be curtailed in proportion to the loss of services.—The secretary submitted a return abowlnn that oat c£ the 61 icaoheru em ployed In the City School there had been 27 oieea of ab=enoa of duty dorlnar the last three months, viz, 12 In Jane, Bin July, and 7 la Angust.—Mr Goldlo Rave notice of the fol lowing motion on tha mbfeot : "That the Bard BDpolat a medical officer, whoeo duty it shall be to issue to teachers, within a radius of seven miles from tha General Post - office, a certlQoate of health, it he is satisfied after a personal interview that such is a necessity. Tho fee for such an examination, with or without certificate, to ba paid by the person applyingfor the some. In the event of a certificate Doing obtained, such certifi cate to be forwarded to the School Com mittee and through them to the Board, who shall keep a record of all such with a view to roplaoing those whose health will r.ot permit." iMr L&lfthley also gave notice ot motion, viz : "That for the periods of absence of teacher payment be Btopped, unless medical certlQoate bo produoed of aerlonslnrtisporttlon; and that a record, be kepi of Buoh absences " The matter, therefore; stands adjourned till next meeting, (Left sitting).

THE EVENING STAR THURSDAYM MAY 1 1875.



The Choral Society have definitely deter mined to perform " Moses in Egypt "on Tuesday, the 10th of October. Mr Cadman, -M.H.K, |for Coromandel, has been entertained at a banquet at Mer cury Bay Mr W. Meikle, J.P., occupied the chair, and. Mr A, White the rice chair,



Wanted. WANTED, a strong willing Gitl a: learner: will be thoroughly taught th( laundry bnrlnesß in all branohee.—Mra Wigg Newton Laundry, KaranßaSape Road, neai Pittstreet. _ ANTED, a Good General Hand.- Hui'le fc Bon, BootmakQi-a, Nonh 3hore. \rr ANTED, a Respectable Boy.—Apply Vr at the Cheap Beddlug nnd Furniture Mart, Victoria-Btrcet Kaßt. WANTED, a' Geiieral Servant for a small family: cool ffagtßi-Apply at ttaoe. Mrs J; Levy. 2H. Qaeen-Btreet; WANTED, a stronß Girl about 18.— Apply to Whlto, Grocer; oorner Kara ngahape and Newton Roads. Newton; WANTED, a gooa Plout-hman.—Apply J. Peach, Remnera: ANTKD, a Young Girl as nursemaid. —Apply at the Paolflo Hotel. ANTED (immediately), Threo good Carpenters.-/) pply to Alison Brothers, Boaoh Road, Devonporr. \\l ANTBD (tor tno country), good T T Cook (male or female), a Housomald, also Nursofiirl.-Apply (at onoe) D. Lynch, Aurora Hotel!, Vlctorto-street. \\TANTED, Tailman for circular.— > T Auokland Timber Company (Limited), Cnßtomhonae-street West. WAITED, 2 or 3 Industrious Boys to Open Oyßtere.—F. Williams, Queen- Btreet Wharf. WANTED, a Kespectable Boy.—Apply to Win. Leys. Bookbinder and Paper Rnler. 3 doors above StaH offloo. WANTED, a Good Milliner,—Apply to Mrs Wright, at William Rsttray's Mil linery and Urapery Establishment, 178.180, aid 182, Qmen-street ___. ANT_i>, a Nursemaid ; relorenco reaulred. - Apply to Mrs Grleraon, corner ot Brmonds and Alfred stroetp. \&,"ANTKI>,. a good General J-ervant V ? In a small family at tho North Shore Apply Miss Sharland, Prlncou-ttreot, or Mrs CaurtOß. North Shore. WANTED, Apprentices andlmproveia to tho Dressmaking.—Apply ,to Miaa Bteolo, Nolaoa-Mlrei't. WANTED, a stronß respectable Boy to learn the Horse-shoeing.—Apply John Qulnn, A)bert-strcv,r. WANTED, a J nnior Assistant Drapers ono who oan drees a Rood window pro ferred.—Apply to J. Cnllotl, 259, Queon-atreet. WANIEIJ, a respectable Girl as none ral Servant.—Apply Mrs Lalne, eenr., Franklin Koad. WANTED immediately, two Fit Saw yora to out about 8.080. Pit rendy, with timber on it.—Apply J. Phllp, 6tah oflloe. WANTED, two Boys for box-maKing, and one Painter.-Auokland Timber Company (Limited), custom-house »tre»t VVeau \\rANTBD, Sawyers and Squarow.- T } Apply between the honrs ot 0 and 8 o'clock p.m. to R. B. Boott. Moohanlos' Bay. « AT ANTED, a good Useful Boy.—Apply TT at Market Hotel ANTED, two or threo good men ao customod to work In brickyard.-Apply Arohlbala'a Brick Works, Whan. ANTED, to Adopt a Baby.—Apply at this oinco. \\T ANTED, threo or four Men (married ? T or alnglo) need to Brickyard work.— Apply T. J. Murray, Hussell-Btreot, Aroh BUI on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, alter 6.30 p.m. WANTUD, 3 or 4 General Sorvanta; also, couplo of Girls from 12 to 16.—Mra JHcCort's Uoglatrr, Syiuondß-strcet. ANTED, good Bushmen.—Apply Mr T. Youni?« Fano/ Paper Shop, Grey stroot, _ m TV ANTED to Rent, a Billiard Room"; TT In town preferred.—Address AR. at Mr Carter's, draper. Victorla-gtrcot ANTiTt KNOWN—*H Wool Nuns' Cloth, lljd.—Brennan'a, Viotorla-strcct. ANTED, by a respectable Man, B Situation aa assistant draper ; has had 2J years' ezpoiienoe; good references, —Apply B. O'Moortt, Poet Office. WANTED, a good uenoral Servant.— Apply, Mrs Frazer, Salisburi-stroot, Parnell. ANXEeTkNOWN, that M. Joseph son will open Saturday Evening to Sell off tho Palvdgo Stock from the reoan I lire. Ulass, China, Kaithonwn.ro, and other Mlacellaaoou* Goods at a Uunrter tho Value, Beptomber 39th, 1832. V\7 ANTED KMlffN-Brenean's ia tbo » » flrst and Clioapeat Drapory Warohonso in Victoriu-streot. Jiowaro of wrong directions from oppoaltion tradesmen. \\> AWIED, a Supply of First-class TT Fie3h»ndSalted Butter.—Apply to K. Mitohelson _ Co., Qaeen street Wharf. M/ANI'KD TO SELL, 200,000 feet TT B vULK TIUBKK.—AppIy K. Mltohol aoo, Qaenn.Htreet Wharf, ANTED, Tenders fur Lease ot Devonport Dom»l_—Conditions at ofllce of Mesara, Hi as B. Ua-ior, Devonpqrt. ______ WANTED KNOWN, that James GUBgowwlil toll milk to the inhabi tants of pnohaoga at 3d per quart W'AN TED UNO WN, tna't Field Tilf~s, Sookot Plpiw, Dralntng, Woll clnklng. Fonclnir, Kxoavailiu, Olkher with labour or material only, can be done by aopUlng to Mr Sheldon. Wlllow-gtreot. Froomaa'a Boy. WANTED, two respectable young men Boarders In a quiet family, where no others aro kept.—Mrs George lVyno, top of Kranklln Road, tho third house off Ponsooby Road, on the right hand aide. . \\T ANTED KMOWN-Men'« Tweed 11 Coats, reduced from 16s (Id to 12s fld, to olear.-Bfennan'a, Vlctorla-itreet. WANTED KhOVVJS— Mawer's Dan dellon and Coffee, lib tins, 'is eaoh; Long-Llfe Salt, equsl to Kno's, 2a 6d por bottle. —At Tailor & KnUloan's (late C, Major), Wel leitey-street. ANTED KNOWN-Splondid Bacon at 6d per lb —W. J. Palmar, Windsor Btore, Pitt-strpet ANTED K.HOWN-2,000 Ladies', Men's. Girls', and Boj-h' Hats to choose from, 9d up.—Brennan's, Victoria-street. WANTUD TO SELL, Light fpriDß ''art and Harness; nearly now.—Apply arm Offloo. W/ ANTED KNOWN—Men's Helmet "» Hats, reduced from 10s 6t to 0a lid.— Brennaa'n. Victoria-street. WANTKD, Intending Purchasers to call for Lithographic I'luna of Sunny aldo. North Shore, for lale by auction on Wed nesday, lith Ootober, nooo.—B. O. Greenwood, Auctioneer. ANTED KNOWN-That M. Joseph son will open on SATURDAY EVEN ING, to Sell Off the Salvage Stock from the recent Fire. Qlass, China, Karthsnware, and other Miscellaneous Goods, at a quarter the vblub. — Karaußahapo Road (opposite Star Hotel). WAN 1-D, Everyone to Know that alt Clothoa at J. p. Daltoo'a. Tailor, Vlotoria-atreet Bast, are juat as oheap aa hb Noted 60a Berge Bolts. \%T ANTED. Ladles to know that T. ▼ v Me Mai tor has Opened a Lot of Oatmeal Clot) b, from lOjd pet yard; also, the New Lace Trimming, from Bjd. '_ ANTED, by a Lady, Pupils for Muslo. Terma: One Guinea a Quarter. —Apply to Mrs Niohol, 2t3, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN—White Calico, 2s Bd, 3s IOJd. 4s 3d, is Od and 5s 6d doz ; Grey Calico, from 2s 6d doz.—Bronnan's, Vic toria-street. WAN TEt>, Tenders until Monday, tbe 2nd Ootober, for the supply of Green stuff. For particulars apcly at our offloo.—W. fc Q. Wlnstone. . antedTknown—A. Mallinbon, ■'ate ef Vlotoria-nreet. will OPKN a Hair-Jresßlng Saloon in Wellealey'atreet, threo doors below the Young Men's Ohrlßtlan asbo elation, on SA.TUROA.Y Best. Hair-outting, 6d; Shaving. 8d ; Cblldren'a flair Cut. 3d. \\ ANTED KNOWN-Splendid As » T uortment of Prints, fast colours, IJd.— Brennan's, Victoria-street. A«TED, 'lenders up to tbo sth October (or Removing and Roerootlng about PJftyCh»ina stone Wall, near Penrose.— Apply W. M. Hall, KUeralle. Tf7ANJ_D KNOWN-Plana 01 Pro- T T portico at CalUopo Point, near Devonport Wharf, arc ready, at rt may be bad ot tbe Auo tloneer, R C. Greenwood, Qneen-atreet. WANT/ID KNOWN—Ladiea' Gloves, 6d ; Omb,reUao, 2slid ; FnttnUmbrelißß, with deep lace edging, U Od.-Breunan'g, Vio torla-atreet WANTED, Tenders for Plumbing work for new house, North Shore,—Apply. Corn Broom Faotory, nozti Dock, Custom honao-stree'. ANTfiU KNOWN—Come and see show of Trimmed MlUlneryat Bren nan'fl, Victoria street. WA ft 1' ED, Tenants for Two six roomed Hoiieea centrally situated, at North Shore, witbln two minuteß' walk of lower wbarf; splendidly finished, and with all conveniences.—Apply B. and K. Dnder. WANTED KNOWN—Beautiful Sum. mor Dress Material, GJd.—Brennan'a, foot of Victoria-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN— Working Men oan Bavo their Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 6d; Board and Lodging 16a per week.—Note the addreaai Nearly opposite the Waltemata and 01080 to the Dook, Lower Albert Btreet,—B. Mnrdooh, Proprietor. ANTItD, IntendiDg Purchasers "to oill for Lithographic Plans oC Sunny ride, North Shore, for Sale by Auction on Wed nesday, 11th October, at noon. B. C. GBKBNWOOD, Auctioneer. A.NTBD-The Customers of Munro and MlUlgan to know that they ate cow prepared with a full and choice assortment of Tweeds and Drapery Goods In all departments for tho coming season. WANTED KNOWN, a Perfect Cure and the only preventatlve against hoa alolyum-Apply Professor Gussoott, American Herbalist. Shortland-street. WANTJSJJ KNOWN-^Ladies'Corsotß, Tl slightly spotted, rednoed from (h Si to 33 6d.—Brennan'a, Victoria Btreet. ■ i»/ ANTED KNOWiS - Our highett- T T priced Spectacles are la the pair.—Come and see the quality at Dampler/a Hobson-atreet Dbop. ■ ■■*- ■■-' • .■.■-' '■.'■•••■, ~■ -



Wantea. WANTED, by a young' Man, a Situa tion in a Store; om Drive. Fourteen years business experience.— Addrots to 0,0. at Mr J. Gliberd'g so»p Works. . WAINTBD to SELL, a splendid turn out—Horto, Waggon, and Harness, all bran now and complete with a good business oonnootlon, wboreby any energetic m»n oan earn £3 tv £1 por week. Price, 660.— Apply to Mr X, Wood, Insurance Bnlldings. TO" ANTED KNOWN. Plana Ot Property, Callloro Point, near Devon port wharf, aro ready, and may be bad ot the Auotloncer, R. C; GREENWOOD. Queen-sireet. Y^' ANTED, THE PUBLIC ■S -S TO BO TO * tO S » g •» a fl GOODSON'B § * m * LONDON ARCADE, "* - "g Queen-atroet. ggg 5«" >»oojja-u9anf) cu?Z •50 & 'savoav noonoi pa-< gars BJiosaooß p fcfi- GOODSON'B |SS 2 a LONDON ARCADE, V M « g Quoon-strcot. g1 W a 11 GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, 118, Queen-street. Wanted Known- Q t Brookes, BLUE BOOT. QUKEN-STREET, Is Selling Boots and Shoes Cheaper than over. Just Landed, Per 'Aehmore' and 'Earl Derby,1 20 TRUNKB BOOTS AND BHOEB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TO BE SOLD CHEAP. SHOP OPEN TILL 9 p.m. OOT TRAD V.— Wanted, a competent PreßßUiac—McArthnr's Factory. m v BOOKSELLERS. WANTED.—Young Mivn, aged 28, having sis years' ezporteneo In the trade, wishes Engage ment to good house. Salary not co much an oMeot as permanent billet. Ploaao wilto Boi 282. P.U.. Wellington. ■ |ItAUGHTSM/lN requires Temporary \J Employment. Well up in Fioldworlr. Plans executed at very low rates. Hood re fercnoca —Apply KFIHG. Poßt Ofilcc, Auckland, ,«| ININU KMUINEER wanted by the UJL Ploton Coal Mining Co., Limited. Ap plication; accompaDled by testimonials, and stating stvlary requited, to be sent In by Ist October p t ox. JOHW MStilK. Secretary, Ploton, Eoptember,' 1882. Volunteer Notices. i UCKLAND VOLUNTEER A.' KNGUJKERB. NOTICE. The First Compotitiva Virlng will take|place atthoßatgeon I'UCijDAY next. 3rd uototor, at 8 a.m. Bharp. tho Raaga on Saturday flcst not being available. WM. ANDBRBON, Captain. bportiner. rpAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB, DEVONPOK'JVNORTII SHORE. SPRING MBETING, ST. ANDREW'S DAY, THURSDAY, 30th NOVEMBER, 1882. RESIDENTS' PLATE of 25 soya, for 2-yosx-olda and upwards. Botranoo 1 soy. Weight fur age. Distant* 0 fprlonga. HUKDLE RA.OE (Handicap) of 10 soys, with a Sweep of 1 soy each; amount Booming from SweepetaJte to go to second horse. Nomina tion 1 Buy eivon, and aoceptance li mv, 10 the funds. Dktanoa 2 miles, over 8 flights of hurdles. SETTf.ERb' RA.OE of 20 soys, for all hones the properly of Settlers In the County ot Walte niata 3 monfhi previous to moating, and that have never won an advertised prlz 3 of 20 tova. Weight tor ago. Kntranoe 1 oov. Dlstanoelimiiec. BT. ANDKEW3 HANDICAP of 75 SOYS. with a Sweepstakes of 2 oovseaoh; tbe amount koornlng from iSivoopatokos to go to booond horse. Nomination 1 soy oaob, and accept onoo 2 BOV3. to tbo funds. Dlstanoo li mlleß NOVUI PAOHtof 20 povb. Kntranoo 1 floy, to go to the funds. Uistanoo 1 ralle. Winner to bo rold by auction immediately after tho raor, and the whole of tho proceeds to go to the funds. Catoh weights. ', HANDICAP BTSKPLKCHASK of 60sovs, with a S w&epiti kos of 1 boy eaoh, amount aoorn lng from Sweopeta'kes to go to tho second horse. Nomination 1 boy and acceptances bovb, to tho funds. DlaUnco about 3 miles, CONiOLa.TION HANDICAP ot 10 soys. Bo trance 1 soy. Distance 1 mile. SUMMBR MEETING. ANNIVERSARY DAY, MONDAY, JANUARY 29 m, 1883. MAIDEN PLATE of 10 eov«. Eatranoa ltsovs. to tbe funds. Dlstanoo 11 miles; weight for eg*. For all hones that nave never won an advorUscd prizj exoeedlng 25 eors at time of entry. " FERRY COMPANY'd Pt ATK of ?5 BOva. Entrance Z soy, to go to the funds. For two year-olds and- upwards: weight for age. Distance 1 mile. TAKAPUSTA JOCKEY OLUB HANDICAP Of 150 bovb. Second horse to receive 20 bovb and tho third horse 10 bovb out of tho stakes. Nomination 2 soys, and aoo9utanco3sovis to the lunric Distance 1} mile?. KOVKL HURDL.K RACK of 2580V5. Noml nation 1 boy to tho funds. No weight under 10dr. Distance li miles, over 0 flights of hurdles. Winner to bo cold by auction Im mediately after the raoo. and tho whole of the proceeds to go to the f andt. HANDICAP BTEEPLEOHASE of 80 BOY?, with a 8 woopsisKOfl of 2 bovb oaoh; amount aoorulng torn Bwcopstakos to go to second horse. Nomination 2 save, and aocoptanco 2 bovb oioh, to tho funds. Dlßtanoo about 3 miles, CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 20 boy?. En trance 1 sot. Distance 1 mile, AUTUMN MEETING. EASTER MONDAY, MONDAY, 26rn MARCH, 1883. FLYING STAKES of 40 soys, with a Sweep stakes ot 1 boy eaoh; amount Rooming from Sweepstakes to ao to reoond horse. En trance 2 aovs each to tho fundn. Dlsianoo 1 mllei For 2-yesr-olda 7«t lib, 3-year-olds Sat Blb, i yra ttet, 5 yrs and upwards Oat lib. HANDICAP HURuLE RICH! of 4) bovb, with a Sweepstakes ot 1 boy each: amount ocorn ing from Sweepstakes to go to second horuo. Nomination 1 boy, and aoooptanoo I fov, to thpfutirle. Distance 2 miles, over 8 fllghtß ot hurdles. EABTEU HANDICAP of 100 boys, wlthn' Sweoptstakes of 2 soya each; amount aoora lng from bweop'tafcea to go to rooond horre. Nomination 1 soy, and acceptance 2 boys, to the funds. Distance 14 mlloF. NOVEL RAOJt of 25 sove>. Entranoe I aov. No weight nnder 9iit. j'ho winner to be Bold by auotlon immediately after tho race, nnd tbe wbolo of tbo proceeds to go to tho funds. Distance 1 milo. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 75 boys. with a Sweepßtakes ot 2 bovb eaoh; amount a< orulng from Sweepstakes (0 go to soooiid horse. Nomination 1 eov, and aeoeptanco 2 bovb eaoh, to the funds, Distance about 3 miles. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 20 80V8. Bn trasoe 1 aov. Uiatance 1 mile. Nominations, entries, acceptances. So,, will be received by tho Hon. 800. at the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore, up to 11 p.m. on the following dates SPRING MEETING. - Nomination j Wed neaday, November 1. General Entrance and Acceptance: Friday. November 17. tiUMMHR MBKTING. -Nomination 1 Fri day. January sth, 1883. General Entranoe and Acceptance : Friday. January 19,1883. AUTUMN MKKTINB. - Nomination Fri day, Maroh 3, 1883. General Kntranoo and acoeptance: Friday, March 16,1883. CHAS. C. DACRE, lion. See. Tenders. * UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. PKBLIMINABY WORKS, CAILIOPK DOCK. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, 2Gth Sept., 1882. Tenderawlllbo received at this offloo until TUESDIY. the 17th October, 1882, at Noon for 1 Contraot No. 2. Preliminary Works, Calliope Dock, in terms of pinna and epeclnoatlona to be seen at tbe Engineer'^ office. The lowest or .any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed, "Tender for Contraot No. 2, Preliminary Worha, Calliope Dock." F. B, COMPTOX, Chairman. mO BUILDER B. Tenders will be received uutll noon of SATURDAY, the 20th inst.,for tho Hrootion ol Two Brlok Shops in Hobf onsireet. Plana at my office, 83, Queen-street. HENRY G. WADS, Arohlteci. , (For lL wtinuatim,*m First Page



1 *. To Let. ■ npO LET, New Soven-roomed House, i JL in Upper Graf ton Road, near Kyber Pasa; ; gas, wctor, and overy convenience, outside wash-house —Apply 3T*n office. mt» LST, in the best part of Grey-street, !L a largo Shop and JHouso; water and gas; 203 week.—Mrs Adamg. reO LET, at Remuera, a Family Real- I denca. Stable, and Throe Aorea tand.— Apply to F. Nutter. Agent, Fort-street. rfTo LET, Villa Residence, containing 8 n rooms and fcath-room, with n acres land* five minutes' walk from Ponrose otation.— Apply Mr Altkon, ahort'and-etreet. rjnO LET, a Four-roomed House in L Edwin-etreet, near King's Arms Hotel, Pltt-atreet, Newlon.-Apply at the house. rpO LET, a Four-roomed (Jotcage in P- Parnell; lino view.—Apply Mr Hallett, Bntoher. Parnell. 'tM) LET, a Six-roomed House, York 8. street, Newton (near Si. Benodlot'e Ohnroh.—App y to Thoe. Hayes. Pl.tt-Btreet. mo LB'J', PoDsonby-road, a comfortable I 6-roomed Honee. Good view.—Apply to H. Partlngton, lioacj and Land Agent, Httch inuVd Buildings. j ■ f "\O LIST, with immediate possession, an J Bight-roomed House, in Bo»rboro'Terrace, adjoining Dr. Maunsel 'a property, with abin dant supply of vaterl; a large woil stocked garden, containing many good-bearlcg fruit trees.—Apply to Mrs Flower, at the next house. rr\ O L JS X, NELSON-STRBBT-House, 7 rooms, &c, &o> PoasoßHloa at once. D. V. EVANS, Estate Agent, Auckland. r|i O li E T. BKAFIKLD VIEW, near top of Grafton Road—Comfortable House ot six rooms and kitchen, &0., &o.; nloo garden, and good posi tion. P. F. KVANS, Estate Agent, Ancliland. ryt o La x. GREAT NOHTH ROAD-A New and Splen dldlr-finished Villa Healdonoo, containing seven rooms; register grates, ovens, etc; gas and wattr laid io; splendid view. Rent, 18a |per week. D. F. EVANS. mo MERCHANTS, LIVKrtV .STABLE X KEBPERa, AND OTHERB REQUIRING LARGE PUKMIHKB IN THE CENTRIC OF THE OITY.I TO LET OR LBASE—Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoining the Haymar tcot, at proßont oooupled by Basten Brothers, Coach'billders, who are removing to their now premises in Wakefleld-otreet, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros, Apply BASTKN BROS., Durham-street. ORTH SHOKE.—To Let, a very nice 6-roomed cottego (furnished) near the wharf.—Apply 0. Mays. Devopport NOKTii jSHOKE.—To Let, a very nico Villa Residence on the Lake Road, with 33 aorea of good land laid down in grata. There li a good orchard and garden, and all ratjnieito out-bnlldings, and omnibucses pata the plaoe eight times a-day. Terms moderate to an eligible tenant.—Oliver Mays. Dovopport, /AFFICE TO LET Appiy at G.N.L.A, V^ Rooms, Uueon-strcet TT\EVONPOHT, NORTH SHORE. — TO LET, Several New Routes, well situated. Also, FOR SALE (cheap), a 18-roomed House, within two minutes' walk from Wharf; and Allotments in all parts of district. Apply to R. & It. DUDER Devonport Stare. For Sale. TjXOR IMMEDIATE SALE. GRAND IW3INKH3 SITK.-Onoot the best in the snbnrba. Splendid Corner Allotment. Most dotlrable position, and one rising In value dully. Capital opportunity,tor aeoarlog a first class Business bite, bituate—Franklin Road, coir Ponsoaby Road.—Apply at onoe to D. F, EVANS, ■ Kstate Agent, AaokUnd. }U\ 0 R 8 A L E, BHELLY BKACH KOAD.-New and well llnlthed villa Ree<denco of 6 rooms; gas and water laid 10, gaa fittings, &c.; allotment S3 by 120, well fenoaa and thorODgbly drained; a very desirable property. D. F. KVANS. Hstr.to Agent BplKndiu villa bilEs For SALB. WOODLANDS, nORTBCOTE (hotter known as tbo PlonloGroundsl—Six Very Choice Build inn Allotments, each 66 x 132, quite level, most dufilrablo, and noar to beach, Prlos, only £35 oaoh. Tcnng very easy, D. F. EVAN3. Estato Agenti ml) INVESTORS AND OTHERS. THE NEW POKTION of ROCKY NOOK la now ODon for Sale, nnd a plan oan bo seen at my o/Uoo. Inspection invited. FOR SALE, ut Ellerslio, on high ground, An Klevon-roomcd lioiise wlta out-bnlld lngs and eight acres of land. ALLOTMENTS at Northcotr, New Noitb. Rood, Mount Kilen, KEW O'OTTAUE, at Rocky Koak, for Bile. £160, FUR SALE, an eight:roomcd Houso in Upper Union-street. Tho place is 1» excel lent order; tba <vater is laid on, ac.d tho ground is extenßivo, well drained and planted. TO BK LET, at Mount Eden, a Large Reuldenoe In a thorough state of repair, wlta abundanoe of water and a largo picoa of land. F. G. EWINGTOW, ESTATE AQENT, QPKBN-STBEET. /\ N SALE. cc fjnfi FIRST-CLASS SLATES, AT Low Also, A CARGO OF DEaT "VTEWCASTLE /^OALS (lIOUBBIIOLD AND SMITHS'), per Prospector. N,O W D I SCH A R GI N G. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STKBET. L AXES.-24,000 English Countess SLATSSforSaIe.-W. 8. Laurie, 10, Wyadham-street. Bj"OU SALE a Handy Little farm, close V to Mount Albert, and only a few minutes' walk from the Arondale Railway Station. It la a corner lot, being junction ot two roads, and oontalns 8 acres S roods 21 petobes. There la a charming view. The land slopes towards Mount Albert, with complete north east aspect, and well sheltered from bleak winds- Tho vrholo farm Is oleaied, ploughed, and has a flrst-olass new wire fence ereoted. The place Is planted with fanoy trees, and has ihree good gates put np. This would make a nice retired spot for a gentleman's resldenoa, Price only £30 per acre; easy terms If required- Title nnder the Land Transfer Aot.—Apply to T. Harklß, Bigh-atreet. ■ >URE-BBED WHITE LEGHORN JL VO W hi (Imparted tstocte), prollflo layers, non sitters, a new kind In Auckland.—A limited number of eggs for 8&le; olao t^lendld crosp brnd e«88. Lnghorn and Houdan.—Address 6, N.Z. Insurance Bulldinga SE E D P O T A T O is S1 SEED POTATOBBI Ex Maqkllan Cloud, Q(\ TONS OAMAKU POTATOES, Olf Specially Picked for Heed. G. S. JAKINS, CUaTOM-nOUaBBTBBKT. Ui'ov continuation ace Hirst Page), Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in aty sum required, on terms to snlt borrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed in my hands till invested.—W, V. Stevens, In voßtlng Ageat, 187, (Jaeen-street. A»| i\ TO *10,C(K) LttMX on Uulldlnr 35/ XV Bodftyprlnoiplos, or on other terms to snlt borrowers. Allotments bought and Honsea built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loana negotiated. Bee List of Properties tor sale oVitb pege, B'r ncr oent., allowed on money deposited tor lnvostmerjt.- C WitLiAMsoK, Lund. Rntate'and Flnanols' Asent and Valuator, 3. Vnlnan t.inn. iMJDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENT i PKKMANENT BUHiDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT BOOIETY OF AUCKLAND, Ornona COENEE QUEEN-ST. AND VCLO&N LANS, Board or Management — Prosldont i Tboa. Feaoook, Esq.) M.H.K, Vloo President i A. G. Horton, Usq, Treasurer i Thos. Maokj, Esq. Directors i Messrs. Graves Alokln, Edward Bartley, 11. Brett, Jua. Daore. J. J. Uol . land, J. Marshall, G. P. Pleroe, O. B. Stono, and U. G. Wade. Manager George Frnsor. THIS SOCIETY Is proparod to make advances to the extent of three-fonrtba of tho value oa Freehold or leasehold Property, KKPAYMKNTS. oaloulateo. on the lowest possible remunerative scale, may be spread over any reasonable number of years. FINES NOT ENFORCED In oases of nick ness or want of employment. Members may join aa Investors or Borrowers at any time, - ' Intending Borrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the office of this Sooiety, where they can make arrangements and terms tt BUlttoolr convenience. N.D-.-Borrowers anare In tho proflte. THE best Bomedy known for Liver Complaints. Constipation, &0., la Mar tball'B Speolal Tincture ot t'odophyUoni, price »s,—Goodson,.Lonaga ArcadOi



jjl*. oHIP LOCH AWE, FKOJi ; I J^^'l^V LONDON. ■^Sislllffiir Consignees ara requested to j osmmmm p aßa j_ utr j e(J ___ obtain Delivery Orders from the undersigned for their Goods without delay. Cargo impeding the discharge ot the teasel will be landed and etored at Con signee's risk and expense. A Bight Baity to olear the vessel will bo passed at 10 o'clock a.m. TO-MOKROW, the 30th inßt. THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (limited), Agents. Auckland, 29th September 1882, TIT OARQUE LANGSTONK, J3s>§g|^ -t> FltOM LONDON. *___!_______* All Aooounts against the afflßßlrZrt Birqno Langatono must ba ren dered In dnplioato to the undersigned by 10 a.m. on MONDAY nest, the 2nd. proz., or they cannot ba recognised. h, O. NATHAN & CO., Agents. Anokland, September 20th, 1882. Public .Notices. JWT O T I 0 15. I have this day sold the " BAY ov PLENTY TIMKS" Newspaper, published dally at Tail' ranga, together with the Book Debts, Sea., to Mr B. M. Kdhuwmbe. GKO. VKBEY BTKWART. Auckland, September 98,1882, rf\O BE ISSUED TO-MOKROW -It (SATURDAY), JUK JNeO ZeIjANDAIS: Journr.l Lltteralre et Artistlqne, An Anokland Magazine, printed In French, {or the benefit oC Students of the Wrench language, and those nrofloent In ita nxe; edited by A. VillevaL Price, 6(1 a copy. On sale st the fol lowing Booksellers:-Messrs Upton and Co., Uueon-uticot; Ch&mptaloap and Cooper, Queen street ; Campbell, Queen street; Meara, Qaaen street; and Klynu. Wellealey street West. subscription, Is Bd per quarter (post p»id). Orders for subscription to ba eont to the oflloe. Grey-street. MISS PARRY, Teachkb of Music, KARANGAHAPB ROAD, opposite Howe-street. Terms: One Guinea per quarter. TW" O T I C E. TO INTENDING! Pl/BCHASEBS OF SUNNY SIDE, CALLIOrE rOINT, NORTH SHORE, Mr Oliver Maya will run a ffroe 'Bns on SATURDAYS, from 2 to 5 p.m.. tor Sunnyaide, for convenience of persons deslroos to view the Property for Sale on the 11th October. K. 0. GREENWOOD, ' Auctioneer PAGE 55,—Youths and Young Men de siring the enjoyment of pure nealih will do well to read carefully page 55 Of Dr. Bud dock's " Stepplng-atono to Health" (100 th thousand), OTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, end durable as silver, and very cheap. Shipment ex L»ng etone sow opoo.—Wholesale and Retail Direct Supply store, 219, Queen-street. (TILASS SHADES AND STANDS. ----.7-' 13 oases ex Lingatone, all i-izoa, from Is 6d. Our nnmorous customers waiting can now be sapplled.—Wholesale and Retail Diieot Supply Store, 219, Qneen-etreet. WA T E X L A I D ON, A8 LOW A8 WILL PAY. Plumbing, uas fitting, and Oknkkai. Jobbino, Patent Chimney Tops, minks, Baths, &c. &0,, &c. Robert peace, saoktxand.strkht. p OTHEKHAM'B Beautifully • tnieaed I\ Knglish Lever Watches.-Jna. Adams, Watohmaker, Viotorla-stroet. UTOAL FIRE AND MARINE IN -BURANCII! COMPANY OF NBW ZEA LAND. This Company will be prepared to accept Fire and Marine Kinks on and after MONDAY, 2ud October. Bua'noßa will bs oonduoted In the oiucoß at proßont occupied by Mr Bisney, Queen-street, so toon ai neoo-sary alterations have been made, By order ot the Ban.™'. ROSBIir DOBSON, General Manager. Temporary Offices: Canada Buildings. T^ UeCA L V P I US. OANQKB AHEAD. Whenever you begin to grow Gumieavks instead of Hair, whit Is the cause I Too rouoh Alokln's Euoalyptug; too little ol the VICTORIA HOTBL'd OWN WHISKY and Ales, and not enough Marian's XXX! REVERSE YOUR DIBT. • AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), ESTABLieUBD 1863. Pobteyobs or Light, Heat, and Pgwbb. The Company sell and erect gas-fit tings, ln oludlng gas apparatns of every description^ and su-powor imnincp. Htook inolndea Otto Gag Engine?. Office and Showrooms. Fort-etraet. <J\ O A R CHITECTS. COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND, No. SB7B, A.Q.V., Hereby invite Designs and Specifications lor FORESTERS' HALL. Site: Karangahapa Boad and Beresford-etreet. Premium for Approved Design, TWENTY POUNDS; the succeeatul competitor to have eupoiviiilon of fraction. For particulars enply to H. T. GIRRBTT, Bast-street, Newton; W. FOWLER, Vlctorla-atreet; Or, K. MoKKOWN, Queon-Btreot Wharf. Designs, &c, to be forwarded to any of the nhovo addresses on or before 28th OCTOBER, 1883. Q AMARU FLOUR FOR SALE. JOHN BEID & 00. /TV ATMEAL (Sommeivillo's) FOR S U E. JOHN KKID ft CO. XTEW TEAS, IN HALF-CHESTS AKD BOXfcS. JOHN KKID & GO. TTVRIED FKUITS, CONEKQTIONS, LIQUORICE, Etc, JOHN BBID & 00. pVUNBDiN BEER—MABSHALL'S AND ' CoratAND's. JOHN REID & CO., Agonte. I^OOMBE'S LONDOJX STOUT AND GERMAN BMKR -200 oases on Sale by JOHN REID & CO. 2S 6d Deposit, the balance wookly or monthly, for Hand or Treadle Sewing Maohinop.—D. 8. Chamben, 70, Qaeen-alreet, opposite the Bank ot New Zealand. AT Williams'a? Yes I at Williams's. £ WhaW and only 18s 6d ? Yes, to measure. At Williams a. Tailor, Viotorlt-Bcroet. . CTITCHENS'S BLOOD RESTORER, The Public are Cautioned against the sup position that the COBDIALIZSD BLOOD RESTORER will oure the speolal ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL is> now bo famous a medicine for. The Cordlalized Is not a medicine at all, bat simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract the eSeot of the Medicinal, and that affords Hotel frequenters an escape from the use ot stimulants while being treated under Mr HITCHENS'S CKLSBKATED MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTORER. L. D. NATHAN & CO., Solb Agents. DR. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.0.5., KNGIUWD, L.8.A,, LONDON, PONSONBY ROAD (Late the Besldenoe of Dr. Elliott, who has left for England), CAN NOW BE CONSULTED MORNING AND EVENING. QPECIAL NOTI E T. & H. C OOKB. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTKRBBe So., HAVE REMOVED NBW XRHiMIBBB IN VIOTOBIA-3T B Xai.SEE Doobs Above Tdbaxkb bh mm s.



Drapery, ao. XIttPORTANT ]SToTICE DV Q-ARLIOK & CItANWfiLU TO OUR OUSTOMKKB.- We have the honour to Inform yon that, after mature consideration, we have decided to relinquish tho DHAPSRY and CLOTH ING BU8INBBS; our sole reason for doing so is to obtain more space tor our FUR* NIBHINQ TRADE. For some time past we have had to keep quite Halt of our Btook oat ot Bight tor want ot SHOW ROOMS. By Riving up the Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Departments, we shall obtain a muoh larger area for KXHIBITINQ FURNITUBB, and though wo shall lose your patronage for Drapery and Clothing, hope to retain and Increase It for all kinds Of FURNISHING UOODS-to the Manu facture and Salb of which we shall give our whole attention. Our NEW CABINET FACTORY being completed (the largest of its kind in Anck land), the Uxtra Accommodation thus ob tained, together with the advantages of Maohtnary now being ereoted, will enable us to ezeonte our orders more expedltlonaly and at less cost. Yours rospeotf ally, GARLICK & CRANWELL, Ws BaiLi Hold a Clearing Salk for One Month, A Hording our Castomem and the Public an opportunity of securing DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PRIOBB FAR UNDER COST I (Many Lines wm be marked down to Half Price), and after the Month's Sale tho balance will be Bold either by Auotion or to tho Trade. GAKLICK & CRANWELI,. Jf in a l Cash Sale, The CONMOBNCB ot the PUBLIC In oar last Clearing Sale (at Dissolution of Partnership) was clearly demonstrated by the fast that we took in HARD CASH the larga Snm of TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDS in Teh Wkbks 1 OUR OBJKOT IN'THIS (only our Second Clearing Sale la Kight Years) Is to TURN INTO CASH, as quickly as possible, THE WHOLB ot OUR PRSSBNV FIRST CLASS STOOir. together with the NKW SEASON'S GOODS now opening up and to arrive during the month. GARLICK & ÜBANTOfcLL, WE SHALL SELL , c£15,000 W OBTH 0F G°° DB for £8,500. And as every day we are realising will be a FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong the Sale ONE DAY longer than Is abso lutely neogssarr. Therefore, we ask our Friends to pay us an Rorly Visit, gaklick & cbanwell, Thanks. We take bis opportunity of thanking oar Ons totners for their ooastant and liberal patro nage dnring the last 3 years, as during that, period, under the Cash System, our Drapery and Clothing Returns rose from £9000 to upwards of Twenty Thousand Pounds per Annum, and though we regret to be obliged to throw up (lor reasons already stated) suoh a large business, it Is gratifying to U5 that we supoeeded in pleasing our Patrons,whom we are determined to serve well to the last, as a Visit to our Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICK & CRANWELL, City Hall Arcade. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMORB, Two Cases of Bla Dresi Goods* splendid quality, comprising Merinos, Cashmeres, Sicilians, Brocade Satins, allans, Coburgs, and Qarfield Cloths. These are imported by as dlreot from the Manufacturer, and will he Bold fab below AUCKLAND WHOMBSALK PKICKS, Alfld Opening—Nuns Veiling Cloth, Crepe, Oatmeal, and Various New Dress Materials. During the Drapery Bale we shall make Special Reductions on FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18th SEPTEMBER, 1882, GrARLIOK & CrANWBLL, i QUEKN-SIEBKT AUCKLAND ; LADIES' Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto, all tailor out, beautifully 1 made, tastotnlly trimmed; lowest remunerative price?. —W. Petty, Ladies' TaUor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. CHEAP BALE ! CHEAP SALE At J. Green's, Victoria-street, for One Month only; the whole Stook reduoed to bslowiMarket Valne. ua the following prices will show:— Ladies'btays, reduoed from 6a 6d to 2s 04 (size, 21 to 28 Inches), with Whalebone StUfenlngß; Ladles' Chemises (soiled from being in the win dow), reduced from Ta 6d to 6s Bd-hsndsomoly embroidored and good oalioo. Mothers, re member best Violet Powder and Fuller's Earth, reduoed from 3d to id per paokot; largo is paokets Violot Powderi at fid; large barrels of Fuller's Earth, reduced from la toOd per barrel; Boys' small sizod Straw Hats, reduoed from Bd to 64 Embroidery, from 2Jd yard; all Km broidery selling at redneed prices; good Blankets, large sizes, reduced from 21b 6d to 18s fid; Double Widih Sheeting, reduoed from Is 6d to Is 2d per yard; Bed-tick, reduced from 7d tol}dt all wool ;FJannel.red!ioad to BW/ard; Btout Blaok Velveteen, reduced Jrom 6s6a to 2s *dpet yawl; Good Black Lustre,ntduocd to 9}d;Menß- Cotton Books, 844 »er pato; L.W. Socks, lOd per pair; Towels, redaoed from M to Sdeaoh; extra long Towels, reduced to lid. worth is ii; Brown* Turkish Towels, reduoed from la 6d to Is 2d; Lace falls, reduced from Is 6dto 9d each; Calico, 81 yard; crinolines, worth b fld, reduced to id; also suitable for making fly oatohos, fanoy baskets, So.; Pompadour Bibboo. raduoed from 9d to 3d a yard. Sale oommenoes Saturday, 9th Septembsr, and ends 7th October. For One Month Only.— J, GKEEN. 85, Vlotoriv«treet,-A toll assortment of Ladles' Underclothing all at reduoed prioes. Night Dresses at 39 eaoh,-J, GEBBN, 86. Totortk-Btreet -



■ PereonaL _; IF the party who was seen taking » Child's Chair from my sate, Koeebsnir, College HW, does not retain It at omo*. pro pee dings will be take».—John LMas. ___ mHEODOKE BACKMAN will hear of -> »-*•» fproethlnsf to his advantage by applying to P. Webt). Rollorson's boarolng-house, Pltt ! ESP^1 X her.?* nJr Information respeotlng him 1 Will bo thanfctoUy received. KBSONAL.—Night Soil Contractor's . Aooount for Beptember Quarter now duo. Most be paid or service discontinued. The en. suing Quarter parable Id advance. Offloe- - City Market, Qaeen-streal Kntranoe, Honn -310 fl; Saturdays to 9 p.m. LOBt and Founa. LOST, between Albert Park and Domain* a Parse, containing a «utn of money and receipt-under pleaseretnr^amo to IxS Ti 0£L T' £ laj.n Colou«d Gold Telescope 3 L OS-£'-, in Poßsonbri on Thursday las*, a Silver Brooch, enamelled and painted on face, and containing a photo, at CSkT jjlndor rewarded on leaving game at this office • OST, on September 26, from Hobaon* street, n Brown Ferret. — Any person iffiggflaSTto Jl Qalgle7> *»«»««»*> ■jIOUND. a sum of Money.-T. and & t ± Morrlnaad Co. (Limited), queen-street. ■ fiTKa^KD from Wellington-atreet, a KJ Chestnut Coll, with long t»U.-SOi reward fiSiLW.f 1"0116 bringing tbe same to Mre Campbell, Welltngton-Btreet. A uckSk 1)bS >S!' tatlvb A MeoUprwiu be held at tbe United Berrloa BaSU?.tSS. UAY KVJ£NINa ■•*. •£** A. DEWKS, i Hon, Koo, jCpLECXOKAL DISTRICT OF taJJ^rto^?' M-H- R« will Address the me* i ?a*JrfqnSGNBXTI A«endanoe respect-. , ONEHUNGA PERPETUAL LAND. - BUILDING, AND INVKBTMBNT . , - Tho Half-yearly Meeting of Members will be held in tbe soolety'a Office on THUBBDAY. sth Ootober, at 7«0 p.m. J. D. JADKBON, Secretary. SUCCESS GOLD MINING COMPANY O (LIMITED.) The 3nd Ordinary Annual Meeting of the Company will be held at Compeiuy's uffloe, No. 5, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on SATURDAY, the 80th September; 1888. at Haw. •. Butrfneasi To receive Directors Report and Balance Bhe«t, and to Elect Directors and Auditors for the ensuing year. By order.- • " JOHN B. BANDEB9ON, 4 Manamiv >' Auckland, 6th September, 1882. ■ : corporation iiusicea. nilY OF AUOKL AN D. * WORKS IN^OWHN LANK. „ The Olty Oonnell will receive tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, Ootober 6. for the above works. In terms of Bjeolflostlons and oondttloDß at the offloe of the Olty Surveyor, Coatoil Chambers, High-street The Ooonoll do not bind themselves to accept any tender: Tendera to be endorad. " Works Bowan Lane." P. A, PHIUPS, _■■:.. Town Clerk. Town Clork'e Office, September S!B, 1882. r\ IT V OF AUCKLAND, LICENSES FOB PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND , ALL OTHER PLAOKS OV PUBLIO * AMUSKMKNT. Notice is hereby given that all llcsvoes oipir ing on the 30th instant require to b» renewed on or before that date, in terms of the provisions:.' of the Municipal Corporations Act, In reepeo'; of. Water Supply, Ventilation, niodesof Kgress and Ingres?, So,, &o, ■ • . «a. Proprietors ot Buildings, notified to mate alteration!), are reminded that no lioensa ,will . be leaned unless suob alterations are certified to have been duly completed to the satisfaction of the Olty Surveyor, ™ . P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk's Offloe, Town Clerk. September 12,1863. Amusements. ; ■. A UCKLAHD 810 YCLB CLUB. '- ±X. The Postponed Meet of the above Club will he held on SATURDAY (To morrow) AFTEK* - & NOON, DOth iiutantj at 2 o'oloek, starting tram the juootion ot Unoen and Qrey-streets. O.BARTLKY, ' Hon. Soo, jj ree i Free i i 111 DEVONPORT. SATURDAY, 39th SEPTEMBER. IOTOR I A r\ 0M A IN,. HUNTER'S BAND \ ' " i With PLAY BBIiKOTIONS OF FAVOURITB AIBS. . COMMBNWNO 2 30. NO CHARGE FOR ADMISSION. Tho Artillery Band will master at foot ot Qrey-stxeet, I unit 11.80 p.m. By order. v A, HUNTBB, V? ■ Oalifl. | TVTEVf UNION BEACH GOLD-MININQ i.l COMPANY (LIMITBO). Notico is hereby given that« Call (the first) of THBKICPitNOB per eharo h»s been made, payable to the nnderßlaned, at the offloe ot tho - ', Company, Mo. 21, Now Koalnnd Insar»noe ' , Bnildttigs, Auobland, on THURSDAY, the Utn Ootober, 1882, J. KRIAR CLARES, Secretary i Ancklaud, 28ih Beptember, 1882. Auotions. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, , At 1 o'Clock. J. B. MARRIOTT HAS received instructions from Mr Moare to sell by anotloo, at his Booms, on the above date, THE WHOLB 07 BTOOK OK A GKNB- ' .. KAL BTOKB, Flttlßgs, and everything ' all complete. Also, , V LBABK of the mine Premises, having Two Years and Ten Months to run, at a ren- . tal at tea per week. J.B.M. begs to call epoclol attention to the Above. Any person setklnß the same should : avail themselves of this opportnalty. Fall partloulars on application to the Anotioneer. ■■. , J. B. MARRIOTT, Anotioneer and General Salesman. ~O T I C & TO WOHKIMO MSN AND OIHBBS. ;■- The Government have approved of the plans, &0,, for tbe New foolc, C»lilope Point, North - snore, and the Harbour Board are abont to ■ ' oa<l for tenders tor No. 3 Contract, olso the De- . bentores cave arr)red|lnLoDdon (safe from the flr«), and we m»j- expect to hear shortly ot their ' being taken up hi the Homo Markets. la calling attention to the above faots, tbe ' Anotioneer of tbe BUNNYBIDK PROPERTY be«a to remind all deeiranß ot obtalnins a mood - - thing in ths shape ot a Valuable Plot ot tud at a Low Prloe, in a rising locality, that the Bale t&lcen placo at Dowdbn'b Maut, Queen- . ' street, on WBDNBBDAY, Ootober 1L at Koont , and that lithoiiraphio plans are ready, statlog, - terms. Kc. and may be bad on application to Mr OHver Mayer, North Shore. Auctioneer, 'Continued on tomth Page) . ■ ;.-_;.,; ' ■*■ II , .. m , ..,...... ......,,