Feuton would, In some respects,'ba a loss, Although ho bad no particular aptitude fo: the administrative portion of his duties, ye lua power of dealing with matter* relatini to Maori ancestry was very great. It was j matter of lovo as well a* duty, aud his ab sonce from the position he had held wouh bo felt to be a considerable loss. Of course they would have to fill the position, shonli Judge Fenton insist on letiring, as bes they could, MrilußST aaicl the Chief Judge sheuk be entirely free from the coutrol of the Go vernment. Mr BUYCK said there never had been an} desire.as fuv as he knew,of any Government to exercise any control whatever in respeel to the judicial functions of the Court. He hud boeu told, that he would not carry out his intention to remove the Court, coa- Sir Geokok Grey said that the prcdekeii aora of tho present Uovemment had spo on of this change, but on further conaidcrati i» they had allowed the ofllco to remain Auckland, He hoped the hon. gentleman would dismiss from his mind all ideas of beta us t» whether he would succeed or not, but would act as a statesman ia deter wining the matter. Mr Hukst ureed the Minister to recon sider hia decision, and pointed out the ex cellent effect on the native mind which was produced by the knowledge that the Couit was not influenced by ths Government, and how thia was likely 10 bj destrojed by tne proposed removal of the Court to Welling ton. It would have a very prejudicial effect on the minds of the M"ons. Replying to Mr Peacock, Mr B»yck stated that tho admintatrative functions Ot thO Uhlef Judße consisted chiefly of reusing public actions ro native affairs appearing in the Gazette. 'I hoy might think that was but a trilling (Inty, but ho assured them it was quite the opposite. Mr HOBBS honed t'lal aa tho Native Minister was determined to remove tho Court, the Auckland members would with draw their opposition. Mr Moss said the power of tne Chief Judge was unbearable, lie could decide Where a Court would bo held, and whether a re-hearing or not would bo granted, lie could do all thoio things in his back parlour, and no ono could call upon him to give bin reason. Mr PfCACOCK moved that the item, ex penses of removal of tho office to Welling ton, £500, be struck out. Mr Shbkiian said that Auckland was the centre of Maoridom, and it was by far the best position that could be got for the land office. At least two-thirds of the natives were located north of Auckland, and the bulk of the blocks to be put through were situated in that provincial district, The result of this removal would be great confusion ia the Maori mind. Fenton and Auckland were the names chiefly associated with the opening of the lauds, and to supersede both, as was proposed to be done, would operate against the settlement of the lands. Again, tho removal of the Court to Wellington would grea'ly increase the cost of putting the blocks through ; in fact, it would bo the ineang of using up tho whole value of the land, Ho hoped the Government would re consider the question. There was no doubt that the King natives wee about to come in, and nothing would delay them more than the removal of tho Court from Auckland. The amendment was then put, ''That tko item £500 be struck out." Ayes, 31; noes, 30. The vote as printed was put and passed. The Government and the Volun teers, Mr BllYCE.in reply to Mr C, J. JOHNSTON, said lie had nothad timetofully considerthe report of the Volunteer Board. It was only mado just before the session commenced, and he was not prepared to say how far tho Government was prepared to give effect to tho recommendations. School Teachers' Salaries. Class B.—Vote, Education, £250,513. Mr DeLautouk pointed out that the average salary paid to a teacher did not ex ceed £9G per annum. He compared these with the salaries paid in other branches of the Public Service, showing that they were manifestly underpaid. He congratulated them on the fact that nearly every child of school age had been accounted for. Mr MAOANDt K\V agreed that the school master ought to rack with the highest grades of the Civil Service. He bad been struck with the number of young children attending school in Otago. His idea was, that the children should be at least ei»ht years old, and antil that age they should be kept away. The item passed. Wativo schools, £14,920, passed; indus trial, £10,170, passed; deaf and dumb in- Btltutioa, £2,375, passed; miscellaneous services, £8,010, passed. After 1.30, the fallowing voteg were passed:—jt'ostmaater • General md Com missioner of Customs aod Telegraphs; Cable Subsidies, £5350; Conveyance of Mails by Sea, £58,690; Conveyance of In land Mails, £25,690 ; Carriage of Mails by Railway, £650. Clnss 11. : Minister of Public Works, Working Railways, £517,500, Mr Fergus moved that the item "Loco motive Superintendent" be reduced from £700 to £600 —Item retained as printed, on division of 26 to 10, hnd vote passed, as also the voles for Public Domain?, Architect's Oflice.Public Buildings, and miscellaneous. These items completed the Estimates. Progress was reported, and at 3.30 the House rose till noon to-day.

Legislative Council.

In the Legislative Council, a debate on the second reading of the Laai Act Amend ment Bill wa3 resumed. A number of members made short speeches, nearly all being in favour of the Bill. The debate on the Land Bill was continued by a number of members, none of whom expressed any pew views either for or against the measure. Ultimately the debate was again adjourned

SHIPPING CASUALTY.

Steamer Ashore

[By T£i i E6iurn--.t >KES3 association.]

GREYMOUTH, this day. The tug-boat Lioness, is ashore on the end of the protective works. She went out to tow a vessel in, but being unable to reac*l her through the force-of the gale, was- com ing back and got across the bar when wind and current combined slewed her right round and landed her broadside on the rocks. It is almost certain she will be come a wreck. Ihe company insure their own vc-sels.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Skptembkh 1, ISS2. Bank Of New Zealand—Sellers. £2312s 8d National Insurance— Hellerßi SOi Union do -Hnyorg, 10s; sellers, 21a Union 8. and D.— feUers. CB 17i 01 Tauplrl—Sellere, 17b Aeotdant— Bayers. 4s 9d NZ Native Lands—Buyers, 20b Moanataiarl G.M.O.—HeUeis, 18a Tosatea—Sellers, 8s 6d Qaten o( Beamy—2ls to Z6a; tmyora, 259 6d Queen Contributing—2ls to 2>h ; buyers, 22s Southern Oroas—7s Ed ; barer*, 7> Bti; sellers, 109 Deep Level—is Prince Imperial-fc 03,8s 93, to Da; bnyorP, 89 9d; sellers, 9a London—la 7d : sellers, la 8d WeWhikO-Sellers. 3a Zd Plnafon-2b 7d to 2a 81 : Boilers, 2a 3d .' 1 . JOSEPH NKWMAN. Chairman.

Patnell municipal debentures are not in high favour with investors. Only £3,080 were subscribed Of the £8,000 drainage loan, and £450 of the £6,000 water supply Joan, or in all £3,5000ut0f £14,(J00requued. The interest is equal to 6|th per cent, the loons having hfen taken up at 96. i Mr Albert Devore was to-day nominated for the representation of Ponsonby in the City Council. His nominators are Mr G. Cruickshank and Mr A. > tewart. Mr A. Boardman was nominated on Wednes day. Jonathan Tyler, an inmate of the Whau I Lnnatic Asylum, and who forme'ly Came from Kaip&ra, succeeded in making his encpe from custody this morning, but was' subsequently captured at the Police Station, where he called to make a complaint con cerning the management of the institution. The fortnightly meeting of the Board of Education was proceediner when we went to press. There were present—Messrs Moat (in the chair), Clark, Luke, and Prime. Mr Bice occupied the position of secretary for the first time since his illness, several months ago. The greater part of the business transacted was of an uninteresting character. _ Tender? wero accepted for yearly nupplies S3 fol lows:-School furniture, H. Jones; coal and firewood, Hammond and Byron • Vene tian blinds, Bushy; scoria ash, McDonald. There were no tenders for stationery or advertising. It was decided that the ten« ders for printing be returned, and that fresh tenders ho called,

CABLEGRAMS.

[EETJTKB'S CABLEGRAMS.]

LOW DUN, August 30,

PRINCE {LEOPOLD IMPROVING.

The Duke of Albany who was suffering from a severe attack of hoemsrrhage at Osborne, is, according to tbelateat bulletins, now rather better. COMMERCIAL. Consols remain at 99£; Kew Zealand securities unchadged; 5 per cent. 10-40 loau, 1074! 5 per cent. 1889 lora, 106J; 4£ per cent. 1876-1904 loan, 10IJ. Market for : colonialbreadstufficontinuesdnll. Adelaide whc»c, ex warehouie, 48s 6d ; New Zea land, ex warehouse, 46s to 50s; Adelaide flour, ex warehouse, 355. Australian tallow remains firm at 45s 6d for best qualities of beef and mutton. WOOL SALB. At to-day's woel auction 87,000 bales were catalogued. Less demand was ex perienced, and prices were occasionally easier. Inferior and faulty wools are now rathtr lower than at the opening.

AUSTRALIAN.

SIR JULIUS VOGEL.

SYDNEY, August 31. Sir Julius and Lady Vogcl arrived here to-day from Melbourne.

RETURN OF LA.YCOCK,

SYDNKY, August 31

The well-known oarsmen, Inycock nu<l Pearc, roturned to this city to-day from England.

FOOTBALLERS KOR NEW ZEALAND. SYDNEY, August 31, The Australian football team sailed for Auckland by the Rotomahana to-day.

THE SYDNEY RACES. SYDNEY, August 31.

Tho Hon. James Whlto'B colt Segenhoe is a strong favourite for the A.J.C Derby, and Sting for the Metropolitan Handicap.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

LONDON, August 30. Tarco-Persian Alliance. The Porte denies that any alliance exists between it and Persia. The Fighting Between lurks and Greelcs. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 30. Gi eat excitement prevails throughout Thcssaly on account of the ill-feelisg bo tween the Turkish aud Greek inhabitant.". News has been received to-day that a renewal of hostilities has occurred iv tho neighbourhood of Dagaire. The Murder of Secocoeni. The massacre of Secocoeni and a large uumbor of his follower*, in Basutoland, has created considerable sensation, and is gene rally attributed to the announcement of the British intention to restore Cotowayo, wbich is regarded aa a violation of the pledges publicly given in regard to the set tlement of the Zulu difficulty. GREKK REPRISALS. LONDON, August 30. The Greeks arc persistent in revenging the Turkish outrages. THE RaTURN OF CETEWA\O. John Dunn adviies that preparations he made to welcome tho return of Cetewayo to Zululand. THEFT OF £15,000 WORTH OF BONDS. Bonds to the value of £15,000 have been stolen from the !-tock Exchange. There is no clue te the robbers. AUSTRALIAN FtiOZEN MEAT. The cargo of moat per steamer Austral has arrived in prime condition, and 200 car- I cases were offered tor sale by auction, and averaged 6d per lb. Tho market is some what depressed. A Ci'.ICKETfcR DISABLED. Palmer, one of the Australian cricket ing team, is still suffering from injury to the groin, which prevented his playing in the match against All England.

TELEGRAMS.

COROMANDEL, this day,

BISMARCK. - The directors have received several applications for tributes, and the mine will be at work asain shortly. Tokatba. —The manager i« engaged to day in putting throHgh 3501b picked stone. He expects from 90 to 100 ounces. A little gold is showing in the low level, and the stones are turning out good crushing stuff. Blackmoek. —The reef has opened on to a fine compact body of stone, with gold showing in the face. It ia believed the b ittery will start again shortly on payable stuff.

THAMas, this day.

THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY.

Of the return of 7630zs lGdwts, for the month, from the Queen of Beauty, 489uzs is the produce of a work. The gold was .valued at £2 14s 2d per ounce. Thirty loads treated from the main reof, at I*o. 7 level, gave lOdwts per load. The total quantity crushed is about 460 tone.- The full force of tue battery is now on the hot'om level quartz, The New Prince imperial expect to con« nect with the winze west ]of shaft in about a Eortnight. Thediiveisin 20ft. The reef U 2(t thick and shows goH freely. The reef in the east drive Is 3ft thick. PUfAFOBB.—Mr Coiner, manager of the Pinafore, will start on Monday to take out quartz from the stope opened up by the late proprietors. In the Warden's Court yesterday, the case of the Wheel of Fortune v. Tairua Gem Company, for trespass, was decided in favour of the plaiotifis, £13 9s. The Gem Company was ordered to desist from working, and hand over the quartz they had broken out. Sharemarket, 3 p,m;: New Prince Im perial, sellers, 9s; Queen of Beauty, sales this day, 24s to 255; sellers, 265; buyers, 245; do. contributing sales, 51s to 21s 9d. WELLINGTON, this day . BLAND HOLT COMPANY. Bland Holt 1* "World" is drawiDgcrowdecl houses. Notwithstanding that the House is sitting about twenty members were present, The piece is likely to have a good run. KUSSELL, this day. Sailed : Mariner. The Wellington leaves at 5 p.m. Pas sengers : Messrs Peacocks, Lewis. Eliott, Jones, Mr3 Hoag, Mrs Lorriman, and family. Mrs Ireland, wife of Mr H. Ireland, of P.-ibi, died yesterday morning after a short illness, and is to be buried to-day. The bad weather will prevent many from .Russell and other parts attend" ing the funeral. TIMARU, Thursday. A LAND AGENT MISSING. Mr Edward H.Tate.land and commission agent, of Timaru, is missing. He left his office yesterday morning, saying he would be back in an hour, and was seen later on in the neighbourhood of Salt Water Creek, about two miles south of the town, He has not since been heard of, though search parties have been out all day. It is fearod that something has happened to him. CHRISTCHUKCH, Thursday. SUICIDE OF A PUBLICAN. About six o'clock this evening, James Carpenter, licensee of the Plough Hotel, Rangiora, was discovered hanging from a blue-gum t'ce in a remote part of .the garden attached to the hotel.' He left home about half-post e;ght o'clock on the preceding evening, after having apparently spent an enjoyable day coursing, and asho had expressed hi? intention of proceeding to Christchurch next day, his wife did not immediately institute enquiries concerning him. Mrs Carpenter received a severe shock on discovering him this evening. The deceased bore an irreproachable character, and was particularly steady and sober. What had led to his supposed suicide cannot be divined. An inquest will be held.

DUNEDIN, Thursday,

The Queenstown correspondent ot the " Star " reports an important disCOVeryin Bullen's claim at > kippers. Tbe reef is three feet thick, yielding an ounce to the ton. It was found at a depth of 1,000 leet.

INVEROARGILt, this day.

Vital statistics for August—Births, 58; deaths, 28 ; marriages, 12. At a meeting of clergymen, and others it was decided to invite Mrs Bemara Moore to give a series of lectures on " Home Nursing of the Sick." Steps wero taken at the meeting last night to form a Jockey Club.

THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH IN GREY-STREET.

NOTHING further has transpired relative to the mysterious death from arsenic, reported In our last night's issue. Mr Pond has not

yet completed his analysis, and the resul

' will not be made known before the inquest All authorities agree that arsenic is a poison which a person might take with food or driok without discovering it by [ taste, smell, or any immediate feeling of i irritation. The followiug facts ou tUe : subject have n special interest at the ■ ' present time :— The substance usually called arsenic is really a combination of arsenic and oxygen, and is known to chemists aa "arseuious acid." It is a heavy white powder, and only slightly soluble ia water aud the usual beverages. Owing to its being nearly tasteless it has been frequently adminis tered in all kinds of food iv fatal doses without being detected by the victim. It is stated that in India hun dreds of persons are annually made away with through its secret administration. In England it is now less readily procurable than formerly. By the Arsenic Act it was enacted that no arsenic should be sold retail without being previously mixed with soot or indigo, so that its presence iv tood may be at once de tected. Medical prescriptions are of course exempted from the rcsirictions imposed by this salutary law. Tho symptoms prd ducod by large doses are very severe. 'Iho person soon after taking the poison expeneuco* v fooling of fivintnees ami depression, followed by sickness aud an iv. tense burning pain in the stomach. Vomit ing is soon associated wilh purging, both uOlug violent and incessant, and affording no relief. There is a sense of constriction with a dry burning in the throat, accom panied by the most intense and agonising ■thirst, which nothing relieves. Tho skin is sometime* pungently hot, at others cold and clammy. The patient is in excruclatiug pain, which is described as being like a fire raging within the body. There are severe crumps in the calves ot tho legs, and the breath is drawn with difficulty, on account of the painful condition of the stomach. A state of insensibility usually supervenes, and the scene closes with paralysis, or death is ushered iv by convulsions. The picture is a most horrible and painful one. Ia cases of slow poisoning by arsenic the symptoms arc, of course, much less pronounced, In addition to those already given, there are usually in (lamination of the eyes, with an inability to<b«ar tho light, an eruption on the skin, and general debility and exhaustion, Very large doses have been occasion ally taken without causing death. One man, wishing to commit suicido, swallowed two ounces of arsenic. The quantity was so large that his stomach at once rejected it, and he recovered with but little treatment. In some parts of Austria a carious custom, often hereditary, of eat ng arsenic prevails. It is takon by both I men and women —by the former to improve their " wind" and physical powers generally, by the latter to add to their charms, beauty of complexion, and) ' plumpness of figure. The quantity neces sary to destroy life varies, A man died in 6 days, after taking thirty grains. A ' girl was killed with two and a-balf grains. ! According to Dr. Swaine Taylor, under i favourable circumstances, tho fatal doso < for an adult is from 2 to 3 grains. ' We may mention that the Roy. Mr i Tebbs who had attended the unfortunate ' girl for several days before her death, ex- j presses bis convictions that sho did not : commit suicide, t

Letter from Dr. Richardson.— Poison Suspected from the First.

(To the Editor.)

SlB, —Allow me to correct somewhat the report in last evening's paper of the farts of the c.aso of supposed poisoning in Groy« street. From the first visit I made to Mies Johnstnn, I had strong suspicion the case win ono of injury to tho stomach from some irritant, and then prescribed the remedy most likely to bo of service in cases of poisonjng by arsenic, or corrosive sub limate, and steadily persisted in this treat ment to the fatal cud, which, I am of opinion, was thereby postponed for so long a time as seven days. 1 distiuctly mentioned my suspicions before T had any consultation with any other modical gentlemen, and di rectly questioned the patient if she had taken poison,and finding no plue to the cause which I diagnosed, I requested permission to bring some other medical opinion to bear on the, case. 1 am led to make this statement', fhongh much against my wish, to antirij j) te some of uiy evidence to be given shortly, lest the impression should be formed tbat she might have been saved had treatment been adopted earlier. I mentioned to Dr. Walker my suspicion that arsenical poisoning might be the cause of tho injnry under which the stomach, &c, were suffering, and also showed Dr. Walker the crystals of arscnious acid sub sequently obtained by me, under my microscope, before he himself had applied Keinoh's test,or obtained the crystalline de posit. I was puzzled and perplexed as to how the irritant came into the pirl's stomach; but those who nursed her know I was never puzzled as to the case; also, that on the day I asked for another opinion, I emphatically gave my opinion that she was past hope of recovery, which yon will see I)r Walker in the enclosed letter to me did not coincide with.—l am, &c,

ARTHUK RICHARDS'JN, M.D. [Copy.]

My Dear Sir, —I saw Miss Johnston as you requested me, and found her in a very weak condition, and as yon described to me. She only vomited once tbia morning, andthatafterthebrandy and water. Ithink ice given per mouth, and in the milk, would be very good, combined with mild stimu lant", such as weak beef tea, with all the fat taken off, small quantities and often, but alcoholic stimulants I should abstain from, as I find in these pases they are almost instantly rejected. 1 think a mix ture containing ac follows would act nicely, viz. : lacto peptin, -lOgra.; acid pres (lit, xviiim.; X opii, 40m, 5 aqua ad, 3vj.; capiat, 4tra. lioris, Mucilaginous drinks are also eood, such as linseed tea, gruel, etc. I think that she will ultimately recover. If the tendernpas over the stomach should continue, abont a dozen leeches would do good, I could not come up to your house at 2 p.m., as 1 have had all my work upset this morning with fresh messoges,-~I am, yours faithfully, H. WALKED. Dr Richardson.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

[Fkom Oue Own CoebespONDENT.]

KAIPAKA HEADS, this day.

Sailed yesterday, the Wave,Lairn,Cathe rine Jane, Jerfalcon, Albert the Good, Look Out, Wave of Life, Marmion, Mary King, Tarraow, and Clyde.

TRUE TO THE CORE.

The repetition of this Interesting drama at the Opera House last night attracted a largo and appreciative audience, Mr Burdett Howe at once won hi* way into tbo sympathies ot hip auditory, his fine stage presence and lull mellow voice making his impersonation of the valiant pilot of Plymouth Hoc a most succes-ful one. Next in point of merit! comes Mr J, P. West, whose representation of the cool machievallian Jesuit priest was a fine piece of acting. The "Earl of Effit'gbam" of Mr Redo, "Wallet," by Mr Jewett, f'Marah" by Miss gLizzle Lawrence, and "Mabel" by Miss flay ward, were excellently conceived por traitures. Tbe burlesque, "II Trovatore,'' in which the veteran (Mr J. J.^Welsh) ap peared as Azuesna, passed off most suc cessfully. The singing and dancing of Miises Nye and b ayward, and the comis alities. of Mr Fisher, as Kinchin, were thoroughly appreciated.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

[BY TKLEGRAM.—SsrKCIAL RKrOKTER.]

WELLINGTON, this afternoon,

The A2>peal in Rhodes's Case. The counsel, who were going to appear at the bar of the House to-day re Rhodes's petition, fell through. Major Atkinson in formed the House that practically the Government and counsel on behalf of the executors of Rhodes's estate, had agreed to make an amended Bill, which will suit both parties. •

Sir Qeorge Grey's Departure. Sir George Grey leaves to-night for Auckland by the Arawaia.

To-day's Sitting.

The House met at noon. Major Atkin son said that an arrangement bad been come to between the Khodes executors and tho Government a fair amount of duty would bo paid. He therefore moved tbe discharge of the Khodes Estate Duty Bill with a view to introducing an ameuded Bill in conformity with the arraugement. i Circulating Bills. Mr Bathgnto tabled a motion to the effect that with a view of facilitating business bolicy, bills in {future should be prepared and circulated among the local bodies inteiested at least two months oefore tho convening el' the session ; that esti mates lie placed oa the table the first day of the session ; and that the practice of votiog large sums in supplementary estimates at v late periol of tliu session bo henceforward (Tacontinuecl, Questions. Replying to MrltuniEßFOßD, Mr DICK said tbc Government would take an early opportunity of ascertaining from the Law officers as to which jocal body—tbe Town Board or County Council—was entitled to tho licensing fees aud dog tax, under sec tion 35 of Town District Act, 1881, and seciion 109 of tho Licensing Act, ISSI, and would communicate the rt suit on an early date His own opinion was that there could be no aoubt but Town Districts were entitled to the fee.s. Replying to Mr i eventam, Major Atkin son said that the Government would inquiro into the allegation that Uunedin firms were importing boiled fruit, duty free, aud as to what Bteps ought to bo taken to pre vent such importations acting injuriously to colonial jam factories. Replying to Mr PKTRIB, Mr BRYCKaaid, the capitation allowance to volunteers would be proposed on the supplementary estimatrx. i Replying toTE Wheako, MrßKYCKsaid steps would be taken to fence the Maori burial ground at Taupiri. Replying to Mr StkwAßT, Mr DICK said it waa intended to proceed this session with the Licensing Act Amendment Bill,

MINING NOTES.

Tub QdCBNtOK Bkatjty iNn Minino at Dbrp Levels,—l ho lmportanoo of tho recent tlia" 1 OOVOry of Bold In tho Qnoon of Boauty mlno ( Tluimoß, ecoms to bo sotircoly bo much appro olatod as It should be. Tho finding ot gold In BuiUoiont quantities at a depth o( GOO feet below sea level to yield at tho ratu ot tbrco ounces per ton is an argument sufficiently potont to Bllooco for ever those miuliis? thoorists who have regardod tbo Thames goidfiold «a a mere conglomeration of eurfaou patobes. and whloh tin a Roldilnld wonld soon bo a thing nt tno past. Thotiu theorists havo based thoir oplnlona principally on ths nsults of the deep level oxploratlons conduotod from the Big Pump Bhaft, and on wbloh thousands of pounds hive boon worthlessly frittered away. Many years ago, when tunnelling from the p.mplng abaft was first started from the Oil) foot level of the shaft. Mr H. A. Hovarn. a eolontlst of repute iand an amateur geologist of no mean oxporlonoe, ex pi o-sod a deoldod opinion ihat auriferous de poilu wonld never be obtainad in the eltuatlon buing prospectod, givlDg as his reasoa for this baiiof that tho oouniry was permeated with galphur, Mtibwriuont events have voiiflod hii prophecy and havo of o»urae anordod a handle for a number of subsidiary llghw to condomn tho wholo fleld as a deop love] guldilold. The writer h&», how»vor ( been iilforaod proofs aut ilclonrljr oosvlncloK to his own mind to load him to the bollof >hattho Tookayg or Big Pump v.mi Warokaraha lints, in whloh the Queen of Boauty U ultuaied, ar- twodUtlnotßooKraphlcul formations. Tie rcvf* In this luoalltr are entirely dilfornnt, |both in aDpearanco nnd in the distribution of the creolous niotal, and notwithstanding that tho 'oountry" In tbo Warokaraba district is safe and oUoy, slidssand "fanlu"arofar loa» fraonontly met with than l.i tho olalma at tbo mouth of tho Moinataiari Crunk. Another proof of tbo roo loglcal autonomy of tho Walojuruba, Is the wall-known fact that tho drainage system lv practically distinct. The fact that gold docs exist at this deep ltWol proves tho corrootnofia o' the theory that the barren belt in T'flkey's Flat does not extond far to tho n mthward, probably not more than a few hur dred feet from tho pumping shaft. The die* OOvery in all probability mark* the dawning of a new era of prosperity for tho Tharuoe, should o*uital be available to efiloiootly prospoot tho bottom strata of tbo Walokaraha Jflat. The oriibhiuK furnlßhed yesterday produced 180 onncuß molted gold, the produce of 130 loads from the 608 feet level, and 30 loads from tbe No. 7. The latter parcel, howovor, did not average more than lOUwtn. pnr ton. A telegram was received from the mine maoager tula afternoon, to the effect that aooibu, of Bpeoimoi.a and lOOlbs. of ploked stone had been obtained to-day.

. HBYMoUßi—This newly-formed company ad joins the Queen ol Henuiy, and iocludes the Od Luoknow ground, from which some ot the richest specimens ever found at the Thames wore obtained. The oompany starts work with £400 cash to credit. Mr D. (J, MaoUonnoll is legal manager.

We direct attention to several alterations jn our weekly market price list published to-day. Butter ie scarce and eggs plentiful, tho latter realising 8d wholesale [and lOd retaii. Southern flour is reduced to £12 per ton, and coast make to 4s 3d to .4s Od. Newcastle ooal is quoted at from 32s to 34s (at the yard.) Uum if rfoc-ra :ng in value, both Whim g*r ■•' and E.Kt Coast produce being bought at £1 jjcr ton less than last week. An important sale of runs took place to day by the Government auctioneer, Tho total amount of rental realised as a result of the sole was £9,000, or, on an average, 8d per acre, which is about three times the amount they are at present bringing in, The runs were educational reserves, and the sale was on behalf of the School Com missioners of Otngo and tlie High Schools Board of Governors,

T^ffIFTLTOEEOTD -BV'ISJUJHJ ST'AK, FKIUAy t TsEFTEMj3ER 1,



A sitting of the Supreme Conrfc in Chambers was held to-day before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies. Mr Cotter made a motion for probate in the case of John Trimble (deceased). Probate was granted to the executor named in the will, in ventory and accounts as usual, fees teing dispensed with. A motion by Mr Theo. Cooper for hearing a judgment summonß, in the case of Buchanan v. Waller, was al lowed to stand over until Tuesday. In the estate of Thomas Hyde (deceased), Mr Buddie made a motion in terms of petition of Lucy McGrath and W. I. Kingston, It was ordered that one-eighth part of net Bum in Public Trust Office be paid to each of the petitioner*, costs to be deducted fiom sba'c*.



iuoat and Founa. 1 jf?l REWARD.—Lost, on 31st August, 3&X 0 Liver and whitn-oolburod Spaniel Do?, nDDwarn to the same o( Sergeant.—Finder will receive the above reward on application to the MeßßODgor, National Bank, Anokland, "I 4\S, REWARD.—Iost, a Young Skye I " " Terrier Dog; long blank hair on body, light on legs.—The above reward will be paid to whoever returns him to Thou. T. Gamble, Kly House. K^mnera. lObT, by a poor person yesterday a£ter« J noon. In Queen-street, between Mr Atklns'a, diaper, and Poat-offloe, Bhortland streot. a pnreo containing money.-Any one returning the tame to Mr Carter, bootmaker, Qneen-street. will be rewarded. LOST, last Saturday night, a email blaok-and tan Terrier pap. A reward will be paid on returning same to H. Greenland, ffreeman'a Bay. [ [ LOVl", in ityber rass rtoad, on Saturday Night, AnKoat 12, a Binolc and Tan Collie Dog with broken teeth, answers to the same ot " Tweed.*1 10s reward'at Banter and fJolan'a. OST, a Yellow Cow "long horns; near calving. Branded KB on rump.—A re ward will be said by giving Information te Hunter & Nolan, or A.8., stab offlco. LEFT at Mannrewa Station last SMuy day afternoon, a Boy'o Ovoromit.—Re ward by leaving eamo at Jlgher & Co'B. 1710UND, a small Italian Greyhound, . Owner oan have same by paying (or this advertisement. It not claimed within a week. Will be told to clear erpenses.—Apply to Crn,w; tord. Greengrocer. Ponsonht. ■jiOUMD, by a little £»irl 4 yoars of ago. JO a Bunch ot Keys.—Apply 2J7, Qqocn- Btreet. Meetinnß. -Y"OUNG WuMsN'S INSTITUTE a Pablio Meetlnß of Sabjorlb^rs will bti bold THIS (KfilDAy) RVBNING, at 7.30, In the Ma*ooio Hall. Prlnce»-BCreo*-, to eleot Trustees and arrange tor carry in s? on the work of tho Institute. Tbe Kiuht Key. the Bishop of Anok land Is expected to rroaldo, A USTBALASIAN INSTITUTION OF £L MARINE KNGINKBUi, An Emergency Meeting of the Auckland Branob or the above inßtttntlon will be held TO MOKKO W (Satu-day) HVWNI.VO,2nd S?ptem» ber, at the Working Men's Club, at 7.30 o'cloait, Basiness ot Importance. a, w. hkslop, Hon. Sec. A MEETING of the Members of the KxoelfUor Cricket Clsb will beheld at the shop of C. Waddlngham, Karangahapo Koad, Thia Evening, at 7.30 o'clock. ARBiNGER OF PEACE, No. 7, N.Z 0.G.T.-The Third Soolal MeetlDg tor the promotion of Kood-will to man will be held in the Lodge Hall, Upper Pitt street. THIS EVENING, to commence nt 8 o'clock. No charge for admission to these popular ontor talnmsnis. Bro. WILCOCKS, W.Q.T. DONSOHBY BOWLING GkEeF. A Meetlns of the Residents ot Pimsonbyji Invited to be held In Mr GuUiver'a uffl6e^'nekr the Three Lamps, on the Evening ot»A" ÜB DAY first, at 7.30, to consider the fldHaabiUty o( starting a Ponsonby Bowling and lawn Tennis Glnb. All ladiea and gentlemen* who ; are favourable to Bnoh a project am Invited to attend,



; STANTKO, a smart intelligent Boy f( W offlea work.-A roll. Clark & Bodb. ANTED, a Rcspectablo Tidy uirl a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Cor stable, near Mnnio and Mlllignn's. top ol Bot iOn-nroot. WAN'IED, a Respectable Young Mai for tbe Bakehouse; mum be aocuttomei to tha baklng.-Apply, Star offloe WANTED, BtroDg smart Boys.—Applj to Anokland 'limber Company (lati Hnldnhip and Co ). Coatom-honnß-ntreet Weat, ANTED, at once, Two Barmaids, • Four Gcnoral Sorvants, Married Couplo and Nursegirla.—Armstrong and Co., 177, Queen atrcot^ ANTED, a respectable young Man to ride out for orders; good vragea RiYQB. —Apply Btau offloo. i vr ANTED, a steady Ueneral Setvant,— Vt .Apply Mrs Hallott, opposite Bishop's npnrt, Parnelt. ANTED, a Good General Servant, one who can milk preferred.—Mrs B°ok, Mount Albort. WANTED, a Respectable Girl, about 14, to assM in Hunt housework; will be routed as one oC the family, and can attend the Ustriot Bohool. — Apply, Mrs Cousins, the Jrunge, near Ofcahuhu, or Mrs Kdwards, Great <orth Koad. g ANTKU, a strong Lad ; must be able to milk.—Arply Melbourne Storo, top It Pltt-Btrout, between the honra ot 9 and 10 a.m. WANTKD, a Man and Boy for the oountry ; niuM; be able to milk.—Apply 3t AH Offloe. WANTED, v Respectable Boy.—Apply to V. Ualton. bootmakor, Hobion Btroet, )ppnßlte Woltlnnton-atreot. WAINIKD, a l'aperhauger, for about 100 plooas, by uleco or otherwise—Apply WAITED, a Dressmaker for Dai'gft vlllo, and Saleswoman for Kuiuo.— Apply, K. Mltonelßon and Co. ANTED, a Married Man, used to I)rlok-niaklng work.—Apply to Jonn Uoopot. JiiHirt *nont, No. 8, Queen-street. «»7ANTED to Sell, 4-roomed House in Vt Souflold Vlow.—Apply to John Wm Howson, Boaliold Vinw. * a/"ANTED, still moro Bushmen for the T v Karlknrl H«w Mill (Monukan Heads) - Apply, lionJ. Johnson, htamford House, sy mondß-Btroet. .aTANTKD, Baker. — Strong Young V? Man bb Improver; mnse bs able to mould.—Apply. Jargßg^Martin. Parnoll. * V ANTED, immediately, for Waltoa, a » * Married Couple and a Boy of (say) 12 rears, for farm work; good wages.—Apply to Dlark and Gano. WAJXT&D, Youths about 15 as Im proven to the CHoking.—Apply the "Bobb" Hoot Factory. Darham-mroet Kast. WAxvTiiD, good General Servant.— Apply Mra Sloman, top of Qrafton Road. WANTED, a Boy able to milk and make himself gouorully übo/u).—Apply W. Waltern, Papaknra. 4SLANTED, a strong willing Girl; » t waKOS, from eight to ton BhUUngs a wenk: to Bleep at homo —Apply to Mrs Oox, LaundcoPS, Uppor Lorne-Btreot, \\T ANTED, for Tanmarere Railway » » Contraot, Pay of Islands. SO Navvies: 8 jhillliißo per day to Rood men, The Bteamer yionolK Of Wellington leaves Quoon-atreut Wharf for tho place every Monday.—Apply on the works, to Lnrklu and 0 Brlon, contractors; 3r Governor Browno Hotel. Hobaon-Btreot. \\7 ANTED.for KawakawaKailway Con »» traot, Ray of Wands, 20 Navvfos; 8 ihllllngs por day to good men. The Bteamer Slenolja; or Wellington loaves Queon-stroet Wharf every Monday for the plaoe.—Apply on ;he works, to Larkin and O'Brien, contractors, >r Governor Browne Hotel. Hohson-stroet. WANTED, Sawyers, Machine Hondß, and Yardsmen for Bneh Mill.—Apply Jnlon Saah aud Door Co.. Moohanloa' Bay. \\7 ANTED, a Good Bush Cook; best of * » wagos to a good man.—Apply Gloeson's lotel, foot of Hobson-Btroet. ANTED, a Milliner.—Appiy by letter stating tormn and oxporlonoe, to Wm, T.. Smith. 300 and SO2 Qaoen-atroei. \\/ ANTED, a Housdkeeper for liuciio- V v lors' Katabllibment, where second nor rant will bo kopt —Address, staling quallfloa lon and salary required, to Boxßß, P.O. Knoloso eferenoea. ANTED, a Handy Youtb at Cabinet niakiiiK or Umholstorintj, and another A French PollsMDg.—Ohoap Purnitnro Mart, K»at. \\7 AN TED, Nnrsegirl, about 18, for tho * * oonntry.—Adam Laybonrn. Fort stroo. \R/ANTED Mon buying Clothing to go t » to Bronnan'ti t?alo In Vioiorla-Btreot, iext Thoatro Hoyal. ANTED, Members for Dancing Class. Instrnotlon Cliiss, Friday Kven- Dgs; ChLdren, Saturday Afternoon. Privato nnsons.—Mrs Weloh, Grey-Btroot. \\7a>TED, a good ueneral Mcivant, » » whero there are ohlldren.—For address ipply Stab Ofllce. WANTKD, Tailoresses and Improvers at onco.-J. H. Dalton, Tailor, Vietbria troot Kast. V\7 ANTED to Rent, a 4 or 5-roomed ** Cottago at Mount Kden. - Apply at ilunro and Mllllgan'n, HobßQn-strnet. \vrANTED, by a widow lady, a situa* T v tion as Housekeeper. —Apply personally, ir by letter, to Airs Bell, Glaremont-Eitreet, r Pasa Road. - AWTuD, tbo Public to Know that I have Opened tho Newton Pawn OfUco. iVboro I nm creparod to Laud Money ok Jewel ery, Clothing. Watohos, Hate, Books, Tools, or my othor detorlptlon ot merohandlse,—lsaac (loom. Licenßod Pawnbroker, Newton. WANTED, a Strong Lad, accustomed to a bakebonso.-B. Williams, Essex Bakery. Uroy-Btroor. WANTED, four or five Respectable Young Men as Boarders; torms moderate. — Mrs Jeffery, Norfolt Honse* Vlncontstrcot. WANrßD,L,adies buybg Dress Goods to go to Brnnnan'B Salo In Tlotorla itreet, next Theatra Royal. ANTED KNOWN—Great Clearing » T Sale—l7s will be taken In payment of jvory pou da worth of Rooria boa«ht. The whole stock to bo sacrificed, commonoing Satnr !«.—Bronnan's Anokland Hoaae, foot of Vic torla-Btroot. WANTED KNOWN—White Torkish Towels Bd. Quilts 5a 6d, ]<ace Curtains is 9<t pair. White Table Covers 39 lld.-Bron aan'g, Viotorla-street WANTED KNOWN—"ffo are Selling Mixed Firewood, unont 10s 6d, ont 111 [id, for oash on delivery.-J. A. Fleming and Co, Custom-house-street Woat. WANTED SBEN—The Men's Oxford Bliooa at Gs; I/idlea' I(oubo Boots, 2s6d; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Gloss, 6d per bottle; other lines very ohoap.—Dampler's ' Boot Shop, Viotoria- Btreet, ' ANTKD, a smart Uoy tft learri the Turning; a good chonoo for a respeot ablo boy.—Apply at once, Mills & Co,, steam Factory. Victoria and Coburg-atroota. ANTED, Tenders for 50 or CO Chains of Draining on tho Takapnna Race qnnreb. Speoliloauons to be seen at Alison Brothers. Dovonport, who will rocoivo tenders np to FRIDAY first, at i o'olook. Pipes on the ground. CHAS. O. DAOBE. Bon. Heo. pro. tern., Tok&puna Jockey Club, \\T ANTED KNUWN-Great Salo of t » Winter Btook, to make room for now goods. Tho whole Biook must be cleared,, uomo and s«e sale prioe. Children's Sox, 2 pairs for l.ch—Brennan's, foot ol Ytoto?la-Btree^. WANTED KSuwa-THe only Vet foot Cure for Toothaohe and Nenralgla. and no oure no pay, is by applying to Profesio* \\T ANTJKP tq Sell, a nearly new centre _V „ Do^dYaoht, woU found and oopuered.— C. Bollay ■ hlpbnlldor, near the Dock, \^ 7 ANTED KHOWN.-K. Kew, Vie- T t torin-street, gives an oxoeptlcmaliyhlgh V . js (cash on dolivoDy) tor really i ood Fresh liiuter. __„_: , »VAJ>|T^u IiNOWN, by everybody, TV that Soott and Co., Boot and Shoe makers, ot Vlotorla-streot (near corner of Hobßon-street), are selling at andunner Whole sale Cost, for lounoan daya only, oommonblns Ist September, lnntant. Be (n tlnje—Real Bor galDßl Noßnbblßh, WANTED KNOWN-J. Koss, Grocer, Viotorla-Btreet. 1b Removing to those Now Promises, ihe OiSOADK Store. CoWjkqb IlOiD, Whrre he hopes, by keeping First oUaa Goods, to merit the isame support that he has hitherto reoolvefl. ± VTTANTED—Wanted to Sell (UneapJ y T 2,(00 Fiooea ol Sponge, from 3d to 1b 6d:' SOO Pairs of Vasus, 8d pair; 50 do? odd Whiw and Gold China Cnps, 7d oaoh. G for 3s ] 50 gross Penholders, 2a per gross, i for Id; 109 boxes Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2a Cd; Kngraved wino Glaesca, i&, 3a Cd dog; 100 Dozen wine Glasses, only 3d. 2s 6d dozen; Wator Botuos and Ups, from Bd to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2s Sd to Ss B.l; Cut Tumblers, lid, 5s 6d doz; Cheap Tumblers, 3d. 6 .for In; Carved Bread Plates, 2s: Bread Knives, only 6d; Key Rings, 6d doz; Small Braes Padlookß, 3d; 100 dos Kngraved Glass Jngs, Sd, 3 (or 2s; Caps and Hftucors, 3s 6d and Is 6d dosi Plates, la 10d to ia 6d sdoz.; Lot of Jobs 6d oaoh ; Jags. 2s to is; Sot Glass Candlesticks, 6d; Candles, 8d lii; Lomon Peol, Is Gd lb; Drlod Apples. Od. 3 lbs for Is 3d • starch, ijd lb. by tbe packet; Tin Matches, Is 8d doz; Plaids, 7d dos; Himmei's B.W. Soap, 7 oakes for Is; salad Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Figs, lOd box; good Tea, Is Sd lb, 2 lbs for 3s; Glaus Cake Dishes, 91; 3 for 2s; large Jam Dish and Celery Dish. 3a pair ; SO doa Basins. ZJd to fid eaoh; iO Aooordlons, from 8a 8d to 16s Bd; 10 gross Piotnres and Verses, only 2d each : large fioturoa, IA eaoh, 2 for Is; Teaspoons, 2d, 3d, and Id; Brown Teapots, from lOi to 3b ;12 doz Tin-openers, 3d eaoh; cork screws, id ; Blxpenny bottles of Blacking for 3d; Is bottles for Cd; Needles, Id 100, 3s 1000 ; 12 doz India robber Dollß.Dd eaoh; 20 doa glass Butter Dishes, bom 9d to 3s; Letchford's Fur niture Polish, onlj 9d lame bottle, worth 1b Sd; small bottle only id. worth sa ; Say.& Martin's Paste Blacking, Bd doz; Clothes Pegs, i doz for Gd; J tan Cnrranta 4§rt lb, 3 lbs forja. ia lbs for Sa 6d; good ao.nco.6d hottloj PioStle3,,Bd, 7s Sd doz; and to Open in Few Weeks, 2 Crates oi Cups and Banoow, 1 orate of Odd Cnpß, 1 Ol .. Dinner Sets, and S bhda of assorted China, 40C i pairs of spcotaoiOß, Is pair, S pairs for 2a 6d,7f ' doi; Traja, In 6d: Kat Traoe, only Bd; 100 d« ' China KggCups.M.lßloddOE; Coal Hammers '-' only 4d eaoh; Dinner Mats, Is Bd net o£G; 12 do: i\ Iron Pails, U. W Sfl, ana la 6d: } ton gooi: >■■ Bacon, Td ib.—H. WaTTS, Pltt-etreot, movlnj ) in af aw weeks 8 floors above (next Mr Robin on'B, Tinsmith).' ""' ;



Wan ess WANTED to Buy, for cash, Fancy c Furnishing Buninors in good thorough fare. -Address Z A. Btah Offloe. IX7ANTED, two Lads.-Appl; " T R. Reoveg, Bntoher. Yiotorla-atreet. WANTED, the Public to See the Ad vertisement of the Vlotorla Loan Offloe -B. H. KEK3ING, Licensed Pawnbroker, VIo torla-street. opposite Royal Mall Hotel. WAJNTKD, a good General Servant. eood w«oe.-Apply at once to Mn Dalton. Panama Houae ljowerSymonda Btreet. yt aNTUD, bya > oung Man, a situa- V f tlon in a plaoo ol trust, wboro by energy and perseverance he may boooma useful to his employer.—Address B.Bymonds,P.O.. Te Aroha. WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO GOTO GOODSON'B LONDON ARCADE Vor nooks and stationery at Knglish Prioes Parses, If you want a gooa assortment to ohooso from Fans! Fannl Vans! Fansl Gold and Sliver Jewellery, newest designs Glycerine. Toilet, Honey, and Almond Hoap Pleeseand Lubln's, Dolerold'g, andGosnell'a Scents 3rushes and Combs, all sorts and sizes Workboxes and Desks Photo and Scrap Albums Kleotro-Flato, Olooka, Watohos Toys and Games; and for anything else you may want, Try Goodßon's London Arcade, 148, Qneen-street. tror Caßh Only. fl Vor Cash Only. For Cash Only. tr For Cash Only. VX7 ANTED KNOWN— TRft "KTKWMAREET "ORANCH UK 1* KWMARKKT JJKANCH OF OUII CHKaP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IS NOW OPKN Wnu a Vakihd Stock op GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to 15 per cent. Under Usual Qckkw- hthkkt Fbiceb. ALL GOODS MARKKO IN PLAIN FIGURKS. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 300 & 302, UPPBR QUEBN-BTREET. For Cash Only. b. For Cash Only. For Cash Only. *» Kor Hash Only. /GOVERNMENT INSDRANCE V^" DEPARTMENT. IMUOBTRIAL BRANCH. W A N T X D—Aotlve Knergetio Agents for Kden, North Bhore. and Otahuhu. Immediate application, stating references, former oxporlonoo, &c, to bo mudo to R. H. DOUSB. Superintendent, POSt-OfflOO Buildings. Auckland. TINGINEERB.-Wanted, for the Wai- Ji kato. Two Compotont Kngine Drivers.— Apply to W. 8. Lanrie. OUPEKIOItFUItNISHKDLODGING». KJ —Wanted, Two Bedrooms and Sitting room, In suburbs, healthy and ouearful locality; no children or other lodgers; with good garden preferred; for delloato lady and attendants.— Apply, JJ. Star Hotel. FIGKONS! PIGEONS I - Wanted^ Pigeons In any quantity up to 500 at onoe, highest price glveo.-Apply to J. Walkor, Flourlst, &c, City Market. To Let. rpo LET, on College Koad, a New and a Commodious Shop and Dwelling,—Apply to Captain Ross, at Cascade Store, nest door, or to Messrs Hamilton Bros.. Qnecn-fltroet. TO LIST, 6-rooraed House, Wood-street, 1 Ponsonby; Venetian windows, Frenoh Oftsoments, folding doors. Rent moderate.— Apply. Star offloe. 'fO LET, in Parnell, a Shop with House. » —Apply to W. Vaughan, Poet offleo. Par nell. ■ ' | iO. LET, a 6-roomed House ia Anglesea. ' Btreot; water laid on,—Apply D, Fort, Paget-atrtet. ' j| Q LET, to a permanent tenant, an 8 -3 roomod Balcony Honse, Upper Qaeon-st. Apply Pabllo Hot Buths. Vlotorla-street East. f|iO LET, a comfortably furnished Bed- I room (with or without Board), within two minutes' walk of the mill.—Mrs White, Vlo torla-atreet Wost. ' fO L.XT, a House in Grace-street, Pon t sonby; recently erected. Gas and water laid on.—Apply, Mr X, Brown, next door. rpo LET, a Furnished House of 8 rooms, JL with a good Piano. 'J'here Is )■ table. Bu- gy-houeo, ar.d Tennis Court.—Apply to J, M. and J. Mowbray, 42, Qnqen street. ' 'BO LKT, an 8-s.tallca HtaWej Coach • houso. and Loft, In i>arby-atr«ot; rent moderate,—Apply. Maoky, Logan, Staen and Co, Darby and Hluott-atreets. rpO LET, two Shops witb Dwelling, f ournurlof College Road and Greenwood stroot.—Apply M, J, Moore, Bootmaker, Vic toria Btreot^ TO IET, 3 or 4 furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with Kltohon, 'in Upper Queon street; rent modorata.--Apply for address to Ktar Offloe. . 'BO LET, a Cottage of Six Kboms and I Soullery, In Upper Queen-street; gas and water laid on; Immediate poßßecslon,—Apply to W. Jamieaon, WeUoalay street East. TO LET, Shop, with 5-roomed, House attached. There is a very steady business In oosmeoiion with the shop, whloh Is well fitted, &a—Apply, Mr J. B. Jackson, Lorne atroet. opposite Lome-street Hall. 'I*o LhT, a New Mix-roomed Residence " in Upper Qneen-atraet (large rooms); water laid on and overy convenience. Itontai, 18a per week.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. rjScfucT, a Nice, Well-flnished, Kour -- roomed Cottaße, with poroh at back and water lalrf on, olOße to KUorolle Station.—Apply to Mr Reynell at the Post Offloe, Kllerglle. mo MERCHANTS, LIVBKY STABLE I KEHPERB, AND OTHKRB REQUIRING LARGE PRBMIBKS IN THh: OENrRS OF THE CITY. TO LKT OR LtCASK—Those extensive Pro mises in Durham-street, adjoining th,o Haymar ket, at present oooupiod by Baston Brothers, Coaoh builders, who are removing to their new premises in Wakofiold-Btroot, opposite Messrs Qarrett Bros. > Apply BABTKN BROS., ' Dnrhann3troet. SIX-ROOMEU HOUSE to let in Sea field Ylew; every convenience, — Apply M. MqNanghton t adJoinlng. EVONPORT. -To Let, about the Middle of October next, a Very Hand some Brick Shop and Dwelllng-honse, adjoining the Post Offloe, the best business site on the North Shore; will be finished to onlt the re quirements o£ an eligible tenant oa lesoe,—Harly apolloatlon Is necessary to OLIVER MAYB, Proprietor! TWQKTH aHOßE.—Several Housea To X.l Let, Furnished and Unfurnished : alao. OholcG Allotments For Sale in ail pares at the distrlot.—Apply, R and R. Dudor, ROOM To LET, Brighton Road, off Parnell,-Asply Mra Hodgens, Brighton Boo4t O^IFICK TO LEX.—Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queon-streot Board ana wesiaence. BELHuNT BOUSE, Vincent-atruct,— Board and Residence tor Gentlemen re quiring all the comforts of a home. Table liberally and punotnally kept; Rood Bath, Piano, Buite° ot Apartments 3 arrangement can be made by the day, week, or month.—mrb. BABTBN. CIOMFoRTABLB Board aud Residence J lot reßpeiotable Young Men en gaged during tho day. Terms moderate.—Mrs Marler, Vin cent-Btreet. DURHAM HOUSE, clobo to Victoria ' Wharf, North Shoro.-Board ana Resi dence for gentlemen. /IOVERNOK BROWNE HCXUIj, \JT BOBSON-STRBKT, Board awdLodoinh : XBb cerWeek S<KSUt KOOM ..'26k. LODGINGS for two respectable Men in a Private Fftmily, five minutes' walk from Qneen-ttreet.—Apply BTAH Offloe. jyi AX I N X KE S I D,B NC E, Seleot Board and Bestdence at Mrs Llnd's. Bay View House, Northoote. Families will find this a oharmlng and healthy spot to reside during the summor months. The ohargo Is very reasonable; with every home comfort. Abundance of Strawberries. ' T7ACANCY for Three Gentlemen at t Grafton Honse, opposite Choral Hall, Educational. A UCKLAND COLLEGE AND GRAM &. MAR SCHOOL KVUNINd CLASSES. TBIRD TKRMi 1882. Classes will be held, as follows :— Latin) by Mr J. Anderson. 8,A., Monday and Wednesday, 7 to 8 p.m. Mathematics, by Mr J. F, Hlomnn, 8.A., Toes day and Thursday, 7 to 8 p.m. Franoh, by Mr VS. K. Watklna. Wednesday, 8 to 9 p.m.; Friday, 7 to 8 p.m. English HletoiT. by Mr W. H. W. Nichollfl, \ Monday and Thursday, Bto 8 p.m. ' Arlthmetlo, by the Rev J. W. AUoway, Tnes • day and Friday, Bto 9 p.m. i FKBB-For one Bubjebt, Us; lor two Bnbjeots, l flllsßd. for the] term ot thirteen weeks. The i term will commence on MONDAY, 11th 6ep< , tember. i Any olass may be subdivided to suit students I in different stages, t • JOHNJAMK3, Secretary. Auckland. 30th August, 18S2.



For Halo. FOR S&LB, Seven good Building Sites having a fro^iirre to the Monnt Ronhil _ Main Road, Of 60 foet, with a depth of liO to 17C f These sites are situate at Mount Kder. on th Monnt KotklU Main Koad; stand high am - level, and command one of the flnont views li the district, bains (ally planted with fruit am I, ornamental trees; at prloes vatlng from 25a ti ■ 50a per foot, or the whole seotlon can bo had it ona lot.—Apply to Sarseson and Bo id, Newtor. ■ Road. I IJIOR SaLE, Coal Business in first-class of -.PM'Hon^ doing nloo trado^Aoply Box '■ ~* LLOTMBNTS !! ALLOTMENT^ M i £%. VOH BALE. 31x Good BnlWIr.R Allot ments at Bayfleld (near Linabary's), Poneionby. ii x 180, at 80s and 85a per foot, If sold at onoo — Apply to K. Burrow, Land and Commission Agent, May Cottage, Upper Bymonda street. •t /»S. WEEKLY.-New House for Sale JL\J near the Throe LamDS, Ponsonby very oonveniont; good view.-O. Williamson Estate Agent, Vuloan lane. if* O X S A L j£ DKAKR-STRKKT, FRKBMAN'S BAY-A really nice Honse of 6 rooms, ooal and wood shed; gaa and water laid on; good position. D, F. BVANS, BstUe Agent muK IMMEDIATE SALE". A BARGAIN.—boaso, 8 apartment?, almost new, and In flrst-olaas order. Freehold allot ment, 40 x 100. Splendid view olty and barbonr. ltoate Qeortce-street, Ponsonby. Price only D. V. EVANS. 631 Estate Agent, tjuoon-stroeti JjlOJti IMMEDIATE SALE. GOOD INVESTMKNT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, &0., &o.: freehold Allotments, eaoh 83 x 00, drained and fenced. Now let to good ten 2?<. to- * ? rI«>- each, or £520 for the lot. aituato best Dart of Qraco-Btroet, Ponssnbr. D.F, BVANS, fflfltatoAwnt, , (Sl3) Jp U R _~S A E E. HOTKL.-For Balo, the Lease, Goodwill, Stoofc, and Fnrnltnre of a Country Hotel, doing a good and steadily Improving tavulneßß. The House, containing 12 rooms and bar, is new well finished, and handsomely tarnished. Terms made oaey, For partlonlan apply to D. F. KVANS, 630 Ketato Agent. Quean-street. jtfi O R S ALE. MOUNT KDBN, nearToU-bar. Splendid Allotment 99 x 198. onltivated. with New Cottage of i rooms; large Amorloan cook liiir Stova; good water supply; main road frontage. A SreKslass building Bite. 1). F. KVANS, Kstate Agent Jp O R 8^ ALE. Handsome and Thoroughly Well-farnlshed VILLA RKBIDENOK and Ground's in Arthur street, Ponsonby. House contains 8 rooms (be sides pantry and scullery), spaolous and lofty, in first-class order, replete with many comforts and conveniences; Burrounded by allotraant, about 112 x 129. In pretty flower garden, &o. Thlspropertyl can with confidence recommend to any one wanting to puronase a real substan tial and faithfully built house, Fail particulars from D. F, EVANS, (527) Estate Agent, Qaeon-ntreot, ti O B SALE. A RARK OPPORTUNITY-Stook. FltHnss. and Goodwill of a Grooory Concern in a central position in the City, doing a good and steadily inoroaslng business. Lease of 4 years to run. Rent, 25a per week. Price. £130. • D. F. KVANS, 56 Estate Agent, jp O ft S A L E. ALBKRT-BTRKET (near Upper Qaeen-st.)— Comfortable Verandah Villa, i rooms, soullery. and bsok bedroom, Dtable, f owlbouse, good well and nloo garden, gas laid in, allotment 33 x 115. Di F. BVANB. , Estate Agent. Tp O X SALE. SHELLY BEACH ROAD.-Oottage Of four roonw, Mullery, fee., splendid allotment, B0 by 120, fenced and planted, nloe garden, near the beach, and magclfloant view ot the harbour. This in a very desirable property, and owner determined to sell at once. Price low. D. F. KVANS. Ml Estate Agent. |p O X s a _, E. DKBIBABLE PROPERTY, oonsiatingof Six roomed Eouae, oommodioußasdoomfortable; also a pretty gable end verandah Cottage with large bow window; large oorner allotment, pleasantly situated in St. George's Bay Koad, Parnell. For immediate] sale, as the owner la leaving for, the South. (MB) D. V. EVAN3. Estate Agent) ~UI O R "" S A L JS, PROPERTIES, Large and Small, in various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately, Sco Star Satubday Sopplemknt for a few and more on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every facility given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, ggtate Agent, Qneen-gtreet, F, J. MOBB], LW. F, O'SULIJVAN FJ. MOSS & CO., • XtAND ANjJ ESTATE AGKNTS, Bhobtland-btrebt TP.U BALK. A Large AJlotraoat in Brighton Road, Parnell, UOOJC3OOI. 30 Accea Good Flat Land, 6 miles from Auok lond, oloso to railway station. 110 ->croß near Tuakau; 60 aores in grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Prioe, esoo, S6 Acres close to the Whangarata Railway Station, all Improved, with a house, stable, barn, &o.: well Button (or fruit growing. S3 foot frontage to Symonds-Btreet, with build ing?. 10 Acres Land, with sea frontage, Smiles from town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 pet aore. SO Acres Volcanlo Land at Razorbaok, half Im proved- «260. A bplendld Allotment in HardinK-etroes, 70ft by Home Bay. Ponsonby—Ten-roomed House and 2 aores garden. Also. An Allotment In Inlronnann-Btreet-eiW. House of 7 rooms, lv nUmrtes* wait from Post Offloe-£6OO. Tn addition to tt H o atovo, v/o have a Large Nomber ot Town and Country Properties for Bole, Including some Large Blooka of Land ia the W&lkato Dlßtrict. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-Btteet TUST ARRIVED, Per Mxkdozi, 600 SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES, a. s ; j a k i n s, CPBTOM-HOUBB-STBBKT. "JUSX LANDED, 0,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 60,000 Ilsoolsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Duohoes (Puro Turkish) Clgaretteß. PARTRIDGE~&^OOLLAMB, QUKKN-STRKKT. (^or continuation ace tirst Page Shipping. A-a. aBIP HEKMIONE, OAPT. &Bgfew O D. T. ROBERTS. KROM jHuMMMm All Claims and Aooonntosgainet the above ship, havlDg reference to her Inward cargo, must be rendered In duplicate at out; office before noon ot MONDAY, the Ith of Sep tember, or they will not be recognised. ORUKKSHANK&CO, Agents, 18, Qneen-street, Auckland, - Angnat 81.1882. Electoral O THE RATEPAYERS OF THE NORTH WARD. Ladies amp Gkntjcemek,—i beg to offer my self tor ro-oleotion, the porlod for which yon eleoted me being about to expire. Should yon again honour me with your confidence, I can. only promise In the future, fit) in. the past, to atndy your Interests to the best of my ability. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Yonrs truly, M. MONTABUB. * jaemcax. FOR all Stomach md Liver troubles ufie Marshall's Bpecisl Tinotnre of Poflo phyllum, Prioe. Is.—Boodson, London Arcade. H>Y RUYAL LETTERS PATENT, Gold Medal, Paris, 1878; Special Award, Philadelphia, 187G; Gold Modal. Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussela, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, 18SL Just Landed, CANTRBLL & COOHRANE'B CELEBRATED jEKATED WATERB, MONTSBRRAT LIIdKJUICE OHAMFAQNE A Health-giving Non-alcoholic Beverage, at Hotels and Cluba; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALE I The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, bo Justly celebrated at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottln. These derated Waters are the name finality as contracted for and now supplied to The Canard 3.8, Co,; the Montreal S.B. Co, the Inman S.S. Co.j Oceania S.S. Co.| the National S.a. Oo.j the Paoiflo 8.8. Co.; Anchor, 8.8. Co, Kingston and Holyhead, 8.M., 00. WHOLKBALE AWSKT, iAICKIN, CHB .HAABMIOT



Personal. PLUM BtKD -wTahti to see Lily 800 at Governor Browne Hotoli—A.K.O. •amusainents. .. j^ E M U E R A HALL. "ESTHETIC MEDLEY." LADY AND GKNTLBMAN AMATBUBS. WBDNKBDAY KVKNINa NBXT. SKPT. 0. At 8 o'olook. THK SNOW WHITK LILY 111 '" THK MAJKBTIC SUN FLOWKRIU THB PBACOOKII! Tiokete oan be obtained from Messrs. M. A. Olark and Alfred X, Isaacs, or any other mom her of tno Committee. CTAMLEY GUN CLUB. The members are Invited ta attend a trial Of the " ldgowßky Flyinß Clay Pl(?eon and Tr»n " at KHeralle Gardens on SATURDAY NBXT, September 2, at half-past 2 o'olook. Corporation .Notices. JDOROUGH OP ONEHUNGA. ANNUAL EMOTION OF COI7NCILU>BS. In pnrsnanoe of '•' The Municipal Corporations Act, 1878." and "The Regulation of Looal Elec tions Aot, 1876," and amnndmonts thereto. I hereby give notloe that an Kleotlon will be hold on Thursday, the lith day of Soptombor, 1882, for tbe return of throe duly qnullflud porsonn as counolllors for the above Borough; and I hereby apnolnt the Conrt-houßO, Onehunßa, ana TUESDAY, the 6th day of September, 1882, for the Nomination of Candidates. Nomination Papers, signed each by a Candi date and two duly qualified Voters, must bo delivered to tho Returning Officer boforo tno boar of noon on the day of nomination. WItLTAM G. P. O'CALLAGHAN, Returning Offloor, OnohUDßa. August 29,1882. Public Notices. |w o T i c a. On and after the Ist September, my fffitftblleh mont wIU bB CbOSKD KVKKY EVBNINd punctually at NINB O'CLOCK (Saturdays ex oeptedil T. BARNETT, Queen-Btreet. Re/i X THOMAS HOLDER begs to in. LYx Horm hla friends and the publlo that, being Incapacitated by an unfortunate aooUent from following bis occupation, ho hasdeolded to resume his profession aa Arohttcct. He feels confident of giving satisfaction, having acquired considerable colonial experience during the past 22 years. The business ot Holder Brothers will be oarrled on as nsnaL Custom-house-street West, August 25th, 1883. O* 0 TIC B. Capt, Hull, of the Amerloan {Barque I" Gems bok, 0 will not be Responsible for any DKBTB Contracted by member* of his Grow while la Port, Auokland, Sept. Ist, 1882. A UCKLAND AND NORTH SHORE ±\. STEAM FERRY CO. (LIMITED). LIQUIDATION NOTICE. AU cenona having claims against the above named Company are requested to render tbe same within ten days, or they will not be re cognised, AU persons indebted to the Company are re quired to pay the amounts owing to Mr T. H. ulover, at the Company's Office, Wharf, Auck land. AU accounts owing at the Thames to be psld to lit ft. Onyon, GB;OR(JK FRABBR. Liquidator. Corner Qaoen-streot and Vulcan Lane, Auokland, 30th August, 1882. TQISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership hitherto exlßtlng betweon JOHN LOBKAINK HOLLAND and JOHN THOMAB ANGKLIOUa BUri-SK, carrying on business under the style or flr.n ef Holland and Butler, Viotoria-street, Anctcland, Oil, Colour, and Glasa Merchants, and Deoorators, has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. AU debts due by the late firm wiU be paid to the said J. A. T. Butler, who will oontlnne to carry on the business of the lato firm in all its branches, in tbe same premises, and nnder the old stylo of HoUand and Butler. Dated tne 31st day of August, 1832. JNO. L. HOLLAND. JOHN A, T. BUTLKB. To facilitate the OlOSlng of partnership ac counts, It is requested that Bit outstanding ac counts be at onoe paid. IN order to make room for large shipments of T wood, I will make to measure a thorough pood Trousers and Vest for 30a.—J, Williams. Tailor, Viotoria-street, QECO&D YEAH OF PUBLICATION. Tho PENNY TIME TABLU la now Obtain able from all Stationers, imOR- ONE WEEK.—Selling off Winter JJ Stock of Trimmed Hate and Bonnets; no fceosonable offer refused. —Mrs Whltehead, Milliner, Karungahape Road, Newton. T> REEDING Cages, polished mahogany .L> reduoed to 17s 6d ; Canary Cages from 2bBA; Blotses.2a Udadoz; Immense variety.— Direct Supply Store, 219. Queen-street. Hospital fur sewing . ma- CHINKS.-Internal Derangement, Stiff Joints, and Broken Parts, ReDalred. New Maohines, Kc—l». & Chambeni, 70, Queen-st. WHITE BAIT Daily on Sale,—F. WiUiams, Queen-streat Wharf. SPECIAL NOTICE. T. & H. C OOKE ' CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTBRERS, &C, HAVE REMOVED TOTHHIK •■•■'■■• ■■ , . i NkW XREMIBKS IN V lOTORIA-BT» Three Doors Above thkathb , bdildingb. a i^jOW ON SALE, NEVADA SILVER SPOONS AND FORES, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SA MUK L, IS, QUEBN-STBKKT, Oppoßito the Town Clock. fflrt I'O £10,000 LiSIVX on BuildlH« SS/JL" 3coloty principles, or ou other terms to snlt borrowers. Allotments bought and HOUSea built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee UstOf ProportiOß for sale on 4th page, W'wroent snowed on money dapoaltoo for Invastment.— O. WItHAKSOK, Lunrt, Bstata end FinanolaJ Asent and Vain t r Voloau L&qa THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY , Despatch Goods and Parcels ot all descriptions to every part ot the Town and Suburbs, at a Chku-p Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. ' The following are the Booking Agencies !— A. R. Ladd. Cab'tmaker -KXrangahape Road W, H, Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R, Blmle. Baker _ _Aroh Bill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker .Corner of Eyber Pass and Symonds-st. S, Reid, GrOOOT . -OornerofKyberFaßS andGrattonßo&ds W. S. Oolllns, Grow ..ParneU A. Beldt, Cabinetmaker .Newmarket DELIVERIES i- Town Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m. and 6 p.mi No, 76, Telephone Kxohonge, HEAD OFFICE t- NATHAN'S BOND, Odbtomuodbh-btkkrt. Tji AX l V CLOS JN G. GLANVILLK & KLLYKTT beg to Inform their Customers and the public generally that on and after SATURDAY, Sept. 2nd, they will OLOSH their Betsbllshmot at 6 p.m. throughout the week, Saturdays included.—GLANVlLLß and SLLYKTr, Tea Dealers and Grocers, 111, Queon-atroat.—AnßUßt 2lßt | * CHINA. j "CINGIIIBH, FRKNOH, AUSTRIAN Hi AND AMBKICAN GOODS, Direot at Lowest Possible Prloes, Ot. Browning Invites attention to his Splendid Assortment of nbw goods. « Just Opened, r A BPKCUt Link or Fbbnoh vabkb, g -; Wonderful Value In - 2 B CHINA TKA 8KKVIOB8; S 3 Full aeta of il pieoes, 21s. a 3 CHINA COPS AND SADOERS, 3 O ft&aoZßn, g And Every Description of P" OROOKKRY AND FANCY GOODS g AT PRIOKB KBTBB BEVOBB P KtiOWSt IN AUCKLAND. *2T CASH TRADK ONLY, tai /I T>ROWNING. 257, QDBEN VT. X> BTRKKT (near Makebi Knthanck). Kstabllsked IESS. ] FANOY QOOD3, J



Tenders, m q c a ii v s n j.' b r a Tenders will b.n recaivea until noon of SA.TU 1) \¥, the 9th inßtaul, fur tbe ftreotlon of a Cottqge in yymoiula-atrtot, Plans at my office. BKNBY G. WADB. Arohiteet. m O SHIPBUILDERS. Tenders roqnlrod tor tlio repairs to the torque Rapldo. SprclfloatlosHto ba seen atthooflloe of M. T. Clayton. 30, rnnnranoo BoUdlnga. No tenders reoelved nftor Monday, Soptombar Ith, atlOa.m. LOWOStor any tender not necessarily aooepted, Sor continuation, it* Sirtt Paot. New Teas. JWT E W SEASON'S TEAS.' A FttBTHKB SHIPMENT OF NEW SEASON'S QPREAD TpAGLE npEAS (In Half-chests and Boxes). Having oome to hand per 5.9. Hero (transhipped ez 8.8. Hnn(rMian), and being advised of other Shipments now due at Mel bourne, I am prepared to quote at liowost Rates.' samples pon Liquoring on Application JOHN BUCHANAN, CtreTOM-HOUSE-STRKKT, Hews 'Tea. REWS TKA RHW'S TEA RBW'B TBA SKW'B TBA REW'S TE 4. FOB RBWB TKA RKW'd TKA BitVVS TKA RKWS TKA FLAVOI/R. UKW'B TKA RKW'S TEA REW'S TEA REW'S TKA FOB RKWS TKA RKW'a TKA RKWS TKA RttW'S TEA STRKNQTH, HKW'S TEA RKW'B TKA. RBW'S TKA. ItEW'STHIA FOB RBW'S TKA RKWS TKA BWB TKA 1 RBW'S TBA QUALITY, RKWS TEA REW'3 TKA RKW'B TKA UKW'S TKA CANNOT BKW'B TKA RICW'a TKA RBW'S TKA RKWS TBA DE REW'S TKA RKWS TKA RaW'B TEA. RKWS TKA EXCELLED. RBWS TKA RB W'd TKA REWS TBA REW'ti TJBA . RKW'S TKA VIOTOBIA-BTBEET, \* TtfEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883. The undersigned bega to notify the arrival, por 8.8. Rlngarooma (transhipped ez 8.8, Hun- '. garlan, from Foo Chow), ot a FURTHER SHIPMENT OF New Teasj .New Teasj Consisting Of— 1109 "PACKAGES, J.J.U/S Jr A 0 X A O X 8, INOLTOING SEVERAL BXCBPTIONAIIjY -'.}, FINK TEAS. i. , :, , "■ 1 UST Samples tor Liquoring oa application, Ist H« 33« MoKTON. 28th July, 1887. .. Auctions. TO.MOK X 0 W, . At 1 o'clock. J. B. MARRIOTT WILL sell by public auction, at his > Mart, Karangahapo Road, » j Furniture, Bedding oiothing, vioturoE!, Jewellery Plated ware, Sundries Sto,, &0,, &c. J. B. MARRIOTT, Auctioneer and General Salesman, TUESDAY, SEPIEMBER 5. . By Oedee of H.M. Customs. " RUM, TOBACCO, CIGARS, REVOLVER Also, 9 BOXES TOBACCO (Overtime GoodB), ■ And, ALE, POBTER, BKANDY, WHIBkY, , FORT, BITTERS, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by ,''.." . auction, at their Stores, Queen-street, on Tuesday next, September 5, at 11 o'clock A QUANTITY OF THB ABOVE. E. & A. ISAACS, Merchants and Auctioneers, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. ■*""" GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELLERY, ,';;- &0., &C, &o. , ;_.. • \|: w. dowde'n HAS received instructions to sell by auotion, at the Exohange Mart, Queen- ' street, on Monday next, ith September/ot U oolook, . ■ ■ A Large and Varied Assortment of WATCHES AND JEWELLERY, Consisting ot Silver Hunter Watohoa Open-tace Gold Watches Gold Hnnter Watches -,v ■ Oron-fboo Aluminum Watches Crrstal SUver Watohas ■ Crystal Silver Keyless Watohea Ijovot Hnntera Aluminum Keylens Hunters 10 dozen Aluminum Qold Pencil Oases " Also, A Bplendld Selection ol NEW DIAMOND JEWELLERY," Conelstlni; o( Seta. Brooches and Barrinsa , :: Brooohos , Lafilos' Rlnea Bllrar Brsceletß ■ Necklets and Lookets fco.. fco,, Sco. | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 '| Ex Hcrmionc, from London, to china and glass merchants ■ DEALERS, AND OTHERS, White and Gold China Earthenware Enamelled Ware, Dinner Ware JSockingham Tea Pots j Tea Sets - i Cut Tumblers, Flower Pots, Toilet Scivfce *j Feediug Bottles i &c, ac, &c. ." GABRD3L LEWIS HAS received instruction? to sell, at fola Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and ' • Flrthi] Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the abore date, at 11 o'clock. S3 Packages Ot aba vo goods. Terms at Sale. ; B, TONKS, X, O, OABB, B. D, TONKB ■-] • MONDAY, SBPIEMBER4. ' APPLES 1 APPiES! APPLES I ! Ex Loongana, from Hobart. * ■ | B. TONES & CO. WILL aell on Wednesday, the 4th Instant, at II tfoloo^ QAQ OABEB OF FROIT. ox Loongsna; oomprlslag— ; > : French Grabs, Stn rmer Plpplna; JStons Plpptng, I'nefloti, Fearmamn, Sec, &a, (Contwusd tn Fourth Pt*^