TELEGRAMS.

([From Our Own Correspohdest.]

OHaHPv), this day. A meeting of tho Butchering and Slaugh tering Company bas.beon adjourned to the 12th ius'aut.

TE AWAMUTU, this day. A man named Hall has been arrested by Constable Gillies for cmbeeuling money belonging to Mr Berry, of the Orakau saw mills.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. At a meeting of the Town Board last nicht, the engineer waa requested to draw up a scheme for supplying the town with water out of the Waikato River.

KUSSELL, this day. THE AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALLERS,

The Australian Footballers came down to Kusscll to-day and bad a little practice. They are not what yon may call a heavy team. Mr Walker, known as " Jumbo," and also the captain.are about the heaviest W T?ie Rotomahana salh for Auckland at 5 p.m. Passengers :—Kev. B. Burrows, Mr and Mrs' Smith, and others.

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CHKIST C HURCH, this day. A HOUSE BUKNED.

An empty ten-roomed houife in Windmill Koad was destroyed by lire last night. It was insured for £300. Tho olhco is un know. The origin of tho lire is also m vobed in mystery, . At a quarterly sitting of the Licensing CommUsiouera 'for Christchurch South, yesterday, fifteen applica ions "«•«»•*. for extensions of licenses from 10 p.m. to midnight. Seven were granted, and the re. mainler refused. Tho trans er of the license for the Borough Hotel, from Mr Mc- Govern to J? Barrett, was granted. Barrett was the licensee of tho hotel at the time of the assault on tho Orangemen in front of the hotel some years ago, and he was suspected of b irq indirectly concerned in the asanult. His license was taken away. Since then ho has made several applications for the license to bo returned to him, but, until to-day, without avail. THE ROW IN THE THEATkE. Wilkinson, the actor, and two other men, who were arrested for taking part in the row on Sunday morning over the closing of tho theatre, were dismissed by the Bench to-day. The Magistrate said the police were ouite right to stop the disturbance, but it was evident thoy had captured the wrong men.

« DUNEDIN, this day. STANDARD INSURANCE DIVIDEND. The Standard Insurance Company has •declared a dividend of 71 per cent, for the half year. FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY.

At tho City Police Court Robert Waikes was charged with fraudulent bankruptcy. Tho police applied for a remand, to enable them to ascertain whether it was desirable to have the case h.ard here or at Oamaru. The prisoner wished to be sent to Oamaru immediately, but tho Bench granted a re mand. This Is the first case under the Criminal Fugitives' Act

INVERCARGILL, Sctemb«r4, THE DIRECT h.'EAM SERVICE.

Tho Chamber of Commerce, at a meeting held to-day, con»idored the proposal of tho Dunedin Chamber ro a direct steam sorvice subsidy, and resolved on an amend ment, "That this Chamber is of opinion that a subsidy of £30,000 should be offered for an efficient service," as agaUst a motion to tho cff«ct " That the Chamber is of opinion that the present and prospective trade offers a sufficient inducement to teamship owners without a subsidy."

SUEZ MAIL NEWS.

Pcs S.S. Rotomahana, at Russell

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ALBANY, Wednesday. The Indus, with English mail via Suez, arrived to-day. Passenger for Lyttelton— Mrs Lewis. SUMMARY. LONDON, July 26. Order is now fully restored in Alexandria, where Lord Chatlss Beresford_ commands. The maiiaes and sailors are acting as police force. A large firo broke out in the native quarter yesterday, supposed to be due to incendiarism. The Khedivo is now regularly installed atllas-el-tiu Palace, in constant communi cation with Sir Archibald Aliiou, Admiral Seymour commanded Und force Irom the fleet. -* Frequent rumours bare been current during the last few days that Arabi. is about to offer battle, but th e^reports are un confirmed. It U stated, on the contrary, Arabl has fallen back on Damanhour. The English troops aro in a alrongly fortified position at Ramlch, and have ad vanced a quarter of a mile nearer Arabi's outposts. The English guns are placed on rising gronnd commanding the enemy's approach. The .English Hank is protected on one side by Lako Aboukir, and on the other by Lake Mareobis. It is feared that Arabi may execute his threat' of flooding the country by letting out small canals communicating with the Nile, thus Covering the country with one ekeet of water, rendering the English advanco impossible. 6000 soldiers and marines arc now in or near Alexandria. Sailors hare been with drawn from the ships, The troop* bear the heat extremely wel), scarcely any sickness having occurred among them. Arabi's force is variously estimated, but is probably not less than 15,000 to 20,000, Some reports speak of thousands flocking to his standard. There is no doubt that Arabi impresses every able-bodied man in reach; that the authorities of Cairo are wholly under his influence, Some accounts make his army 100,000, but this is probably a great exaggeration. Sir Garnet Wolseleyis Commander-in- Chief j Major Swain, Military Secretary and Lieutenant-General; Chief of Stall and Deputy Adjutant-General, Colonel Dorgor j Assistant Quarter-Masters General, Colonel Grenfell and Colonel Nugent; Senior Com missariat Officer, Commifsary-General Morris; Principal Medical Officer, Deputy Surgeon General Banbury; Chief of In telligence Department, Major Ardagh; Commander of Cavalry, General Drnry Lowe; Commander of First Division, General Willis; Commander of First Brigade, General Alison, now in command at Alexandria, Second Brigade, Ccroral Evelyn Wood. The guards will serve in tho Duke of Connaught's Brigade. Prince Tcck is attached to General Wolseley'. staff. After a fcur nights' debate, the Bouse of Commons, - last night, passed-a vote, credit £2,300,000 by 275 against 19 votes. The Opposition speakers regarded tho amount as inade quate and accused the Government of not recognising the gravity of *he crisis. The speeches ot leading members of the Opposi tion generally, however, were of a feeble character. During the debat«, Mr Goschen deliicred a remarkable speech, which con verted several Liberals who intended to vote against the Government. Mr Goschen •strongly opposed the policy of looking to the Porte for any co-operation to re-establishing peace and order in Egypt. The speaker also urged the desirability of England acting alone. Immediately Eng land decided to send an expedition to Egypt, Turkey expressed readiness to accept the long standing invitation to the Conference in view of the fact that England was thoroughly in earnest, The Porte also consents to send troops to Egypt, He believed, however, this is simply intended to avert English intervention, or at least create fresh delay until the rising of the Nile and the approach of the autumn season, | which v?ill ronder tho operations of Euro pean troops in the Nile and Delta dan gerous, if not impossible. Mr Gladstone, however, stated to-day that Earl Duffeiin ! has been instructed to declare to the people ! oi England that he would be glad of the co operation of any Power, but the Sultan must be called upon to state the |date of despatch of troops. England haß also re quired that before troops are despatched a proclamation shall be issued, upholding Prince Tewfik, and denouncing Arabi as a rebel. Setting aside tho problematical Turkish co-opera tioh, it seems certain England will act alone, even tor the protection of the Suez Canal. The Fronch Minister ot Marine ' only asked a credit vote of £400,000, expense of sending some 5,000 marines £o assist in guarding the Canal. The Committee of . the Chamber, however, rejected even this __________wm HIB HH^HBHimBSwtS'9

small demand, and M. Freycinet yesterday announced that, in View of the Sultan's con sent to send troops, tho debate On the'efedit would be adjourned till to-morrow. The greatest distrust exists amongst the Powers in regard to the Egyptian tyueation. They aro unanimous in nothing but jealousy of English initiation. The Itnlian press dis plays a most virulent anti-English feeling. The Austrian press is cold, if not un friendly, .ome Kussian papers hint that fcussia will have au opportunity of cirrying out her projects in Central Asia, evidently supposing that tsngland will havo her hands full with Egypt. The German, fires* is cold and critical, very few papers writing in a friendly strain 'towards England. Tbe German Government main tain a very reserve^ a'ttitudo upon the Egyptian question In fact, the European Governments seeiA to be considering.not so much tho Egyptian question, as what it will lead to, ana they are very cautious ac cordingly. From tho debates in tbc French Chambers, it is certain that France fears to commit horself to extreme opera tions in Egypt from tho uncertainty of, Princo Bismarck's designs. It will not take part in the protection of tho Canal without the approval of Germany and Austria, whoso alliance she has so closely cultivated since tho French occupation of Tunis.

Colonel Brackenbury has resigned the appointment of Assistant Under-Secretary of Dublin. Lord Kiraberley has pro visionally replaced Mr John Blight in the Duchy of Lancaster, retaining tho«Secre tavyshipof the Colonies. Mr Gladstone yesterday announced tbat ho had been compelled to relinquish the Corrupt Practices Bill.

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To-day's Proceedings.

Tho House met at 11 o'clock this morn ing. On the motion of Mr Levin, the Wei liogton Cemeteries Bill was reported, read a third time, and passed. Keplying to Mr Joyce, Mr Johnston said that tenders were wanted for 50,000 sleepers to be creosoted. A considerable number were received, buttheouo accepted was the 'only ono that appeared to be in terms of the specification. Replying to Mr Delautour, Mr Johns ton said further enquiries should be made before the route of Central Otago railway, beyond Taierc Lake, was finally decided on. Replying to Mr BkACKUn, Mr Dick said the Government had no intention- of introducing any measure to amend the Gaming and Lotteries Act,

Replying to Mr Steward, Mr Johnston said the railway carriage of grain tariff would be revised in time to meet the convenience of the forthcoming giain season.

Replying to Mr Cadman, Mr Eollks to . said the petition of George Barcourt, of I'huincj, would be further considered- in terms oft'he Goldfields Committee's iecom> mendation. Replying to Mr George, Mr Johnstone said the remission of postage on telegrams requiring to be forwarded to their destioa. tion would be considered.

Replying to Mr PYKB, Mr Bkyck said the percentage restored on salaries of the police varied from 3J to 6j. The men were now receiving 6d per day less than they had previously to the 10 per cent reduction, still the Government thought they were fully remunerated for their services, and no further increase would be proposed. Casea of long service would be considered;

Replying to Mr Smith, Mr Rolleston said all reasonable facilities would be given to Scandinavians to nominate their friends for immigation, Tbc Oamaru |Harbour Board Further Empowering Bill was introduced and read a first time.

Major Atbikson moved the second read ing of tho Alienation of Lands Bill, The motion was carried.

The House adjourned till 1.15 p.m,

CITY COUNCIL NOMINA TIONS.

Tub following arc the nominations of candi dates made to-day lor the representation of East, Sooth, and North waids in the City Council :—

City North. — Moses Montague, nominated by J. M. Shcra and John Fi»her.

City South.—Thomas faylorMasefield, nominated by D. Goidie and M. Montague. Samncl Yeoman Collins, nominated by ueo, Johnson and Thos, Buddie.

City East.—George Harper, nominated by Thos. Morrin and Benjamin Tonks. George Stainc«, nominated by Thos. Cole, Wm. Miller, and Henry Waite.

It "will b» observed that Cr, Montague has been re-elected unopposed for City Nsrth, a well - understood, if mortly tacit testimony to the satisfaction with 1 which the gentleman's discharge ef his municipal duties ia regarded, . The elec tions, for the other two wards take place on the 14th instant. It is nnt pro bable, however, that there will he any serious contest in City East, The nominators of Mr Staines can hardly be sanguine enough to imagine tbat there is any chance of their nominee sec ur -ing the City East seat. Some people look upon the rivalry as a good joke, and whcthci so or not, it will "have to be paid for, inasmuch as it involves in expenditure of £10 of the ratepayers' money. Probably the jokers did not think of this. The nomin»tions for Pomonby Ward are to be made to-morrow, and so fur no new candi dates have been announced.

SUPREME COURT.—This Day.

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

The nsual bi-weekly sitting in Chambers took place thin morning, Avhen the follow ing business was dispoted of :— administratis, Probate, Eio.— Letters of administration were ordered to be issued in re John Guilding (deceased), while probate was granted in re Mary Dwyer (deceased), to Michael James Bronnin, and in re Geo. Nlmmo (deceased) to William Wesley and William Webster.

Hammond v. Wayte —In this action, which is being brought to recover £1,000 damages for alleged defamation of charac ter, Mr E. Beskcth moved that the writ and its service should be set aside on certain facts disclosed in the judge's summons. By consent the plaintiff was allowed to amend by stating the place for r ervice, fresh declara tion, when delivered, and defendant to plead in eight days after delivery cf declaration.

Dunhett V. Lynch.—Mr E. Hesketh moved for an order for leave to appear and defend, and that the promissory note sued upon in the action should be forthwith deposited with tbe Registrar of the Court, He also moved that all proceedings in the action should be stayed nntil tbc plaintiff should have given security for the costs thereof,— The grounds relied upon wero that the de fcodnui.never made tbe bill for £1,000 that was bsihg sued on—that, in fact, it was a forgery, and that the plaintiff (Donnet) knowing it to be such, only made a very small alls nance upon it, and conse quently was not a bona fide holder for value—The leave prayed- for was Riven itithout any terms being, im posed, and an order wai likewise made impounding the bill, and requiring it to be deposited with the Registrar within three days. Miscellaneous.—ln re John Hay ward (deceased), Mr Cotter moved for leave to institute an action or suit in forma pauperis in terms of the petition ot Thomas and Mary Lewis. The order asked for was not made, the evidence being dcomed Insufficient to show that the peti tioners, who reside in England, are worth less than £5, The remaining business upon the list was either adjourned or allowed to stand over;

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Skftxmbbb fi, 1882. Hank Ot New Zealand—Sellers. £2312a Bd N Z. Insurance-Sellers, 78s 6d National Insurance—sellers* 30s Union do -Buyers, 19a s sellers.2ls. Union Sash and Door CO.-37- 6d (new); buyers, 37S Bd N Z. Timber-Sellers, £7 10s Tauplrl-gellera, 17b Northern S.S Co.—Sellers, 11b Aooldent- Bayers, 1b 9d TCemptborne and Co -KellerH. 27fl N.Z Native Lands-Buyers. 20s Moan»ta<arl G.M.0.-Sellero, 18s Albornia-Sellers, 8s (coa) Oalodonlan-118 9a to 129 9d Uolden Grown—Hellers, Ha Tokatea-^eUera.Sal fid _„___, ..,- „,,. Quten of Beauty-10Btos5a; buyers, 43s Bd, teDo roontrlbnterß-«s 6d to lin sellers, lis Southern Cross—7s Bd Army—Burer*, Is 9d Prlnoe Imperial-Da 63 to 10s Gd; buyers, 10a Seymour-iB 64 to ib 7d London -1b 6d to Is 7d; sellers. Is 7d Plno£ore-38 3d to ia Si

Tho Mahinapua, from the South, brought a cargo of general merchandise and the fal lowing saloon passengers :—Mrs Ford, Mr Turnbull, and Mr and Mrs Mackay. We have to thank Mr Birch for report. Ihe steamer leaves for Whangarei to-night.

CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTERS CABLEGRAMS.'

CONTINUED RioTlkG IN DUBLIN. LOfttiON, September 4.

further RCrtoiU rioting took place in Dublin \i\ t evening, and some difficulty was experienced ia restoiiug order. Thb military were again called out to blear tho streets, and, in several cases, were com pelled to charge the mob with fixed bayonets. SHIPPING NEWS. [PER MERCHANT SHIPPING- AND UNDER WRITERS' ASSOCIATION.] LONDON, September 4, Arrived: The ships Loch Rint, from Lyttelton on the 17th May, and Melpomene | from Lyttelton on the 28th April.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Sydney Taitohanga Starts a Land Scheme.

LONDON, Sept. 4 (6.50 p.m.)

Sydney TaiWhanga and his Maori col leagues now in London are trying to establish an association, which proposes to purchase ton milli n acres of native land from the abotiginal proprietors, paying f6r it by permanent Government annuities, secured io tho sellers and their descendants, The ''Daily News" on Te Whiti, The " Daily News," in referring to native affairs in New Zealand, expresses an opinion that Te Whiti should now bo released and restored to his home at Pari. haka.

Constabulary Fight in Dublin, Five hundred special constables, enrolled in^ place of the constabulary who seceded in Uublin, came into violent collision with the mob, and ultimately fited upon them. The excitement was intense, and a con siderable number of the specials narrowly escaped being lynched in the streets.

Cutting the Channel, ALEXANDRIA, September 3,

Tho work of cutting a channol to admit the sea into the bed of Lake Mareotis is now actively proceeding. Sir Garnet Wolseley's Supplies.

LONDON, September 4. Sir Garnet Wolseley's supplies at the front, aud the means oi transports are now officially announced to be ample.

jjismissed Irish Policemen Emi . grate.

BRISBANE, this day.

It is understood that tho Government of Queensland has received a telegram from tho Agent-Goneral in London y asking au vhority to grant free passages to Queensland to 400 dismissed Irish police constables.

Tfie Suez Mail.

MELBOURNE, this day.

Arrived, this morning : P. and O. Com pany's steamship Indus, with tho Suez mail, which left London on July 28th.

The Wairarapa.

The steamship Wiirarapa sails for Now Zealand on Saturday next. Further charges have been laid against Burns, now under trial at Hamilton for murder.

HARBOUR BOARD.

The Board met at .p.m. te-day. Present— Messrs Compton (chairman), J. M, Clark, Wnddel, Thompson, Isaacs, Morrin, C, B. Stone, and Captain McKenzie, Financial.—The Financial Committeo recommended accounts, amounting in all to £697 14s 3d, for payment. The most important items wore Andrews and Yar borough £271, and W. P. Cochrane £31117s 3d for totara piles. The Ferry Company's Grievance.— With reference to this matter the Finance Committee recommended, "That on and after 12th July, 18S2, any steamer substi tuted for another steamer on the ferry ser vice shall not be charged wharfage while such service is being performed, pro vided due notice is given of such steamer being substituted." Correspondence. - Letters were re ceivod from (1) T. T, Maaefield, stating that owing to the amalgamation of Pon sonby with the city he was advised that his seat at tho Bonrd became vacant. The resignation was accepted, a vote of thanks being accorded to Mr Maselield for his ser vices when on the Board. (2) jtfrora W, McArthur and Co., offering to sell certain piles. The Engineer recommended the purchase of the piles with the exception of one. It was decided to purchase the piles. (3) From the secretary of tho Auckland Gas Co., asking if there was any chance of the company being able to put up a wharf ■a connection with the allotment leased from the Harbour Hoard without giving a right-of-way as required by the Govern ment. It was decided to permit tho Gas Company to erect a wharf in accordance with conditions of their lease. (4) from C. C, Dacre, lion, sec. te the North Shore Regatta Club, drawing attention to the insecure state of the Devonport Wharf, The engineer to the Harbour Board appended a memo, to the effect that the wharf, though sufficiently strong for the ordinary ferry traffic, was quite unfit to carry an excited crowd of pernons such as would assemble to witness a regatta. He recommended the closing of the wharf on the day of the regatta, It was decided to carry out tbc reoom* mendation of the engineer. (5) From the representative of Messrs Priestman Bros,, of .London, offering to supply Priestman dredgers which could be placed on the hull of the dredge Alpha, and worked from the tubular boiler of the same. He regretted that there had been one or two points showing inferior workmanship in the crane now In use by the Board, which had been made,, by their (until recently) licensed manufacturers, Taugye Bros. Jho price quoted per dredger was £770; spate interlocking bucket, of two tons capacity, £130; dredger with boiler complete, £860.— In reply to Mr Aickiu, tho chairman said the dredgers referred to were double tho size of the dredger at present in use. It would raise two tons.—Referred to Works and Endowment Committee to report.

Stranding of the Mehdoza.—The captain of the Mendoza reported that on the 25th nit., while beatirjg up the har bour the vessel went agronnd near the North Shore ferry landing, where she re mained for half an hour. A letter on the same subject from Pilot Sainty was also read. It stated tbe cause of the accident to be the vessel making a stern board. The secretary said the Customs authorities had taken no notice of the occurrence.—No action was taken.

Damagetothe Mary Ellen,—Almgthy report was readffrom the Harbour Master with reference to the punt of tho Priestman dredge fouling the schooner Mary Ellen. It was to tbe effect that the punt had damaged the vessel, but that the Mary Ellen had been previously injured by knocking against the breastwork. The cutter Isabella had caused the punt to come into contact with tho schooner. The Engineer bad previously reported that tbe Mary Allen had snnk before the punt touched her. The cost of the repairs was £33 10s, and £10 for board ef the crew, while a share was also charged.—Mr Waddel moved, and Captain McKenzie seconded that half the cost of tho repairs be paid by the Board,— An amendment, moved by Mr Morrin, seconded by Mi Aickin, to the effect tbat the Board disavow all liability, was carried. (Left sitting.)

fo the Editor: Sir,-The "Herald" appears to have hold of something rather good regarding the pressure of water at the fire in Newton on Moiday morning. It says that bad the pressure of water been as good in the beginning as at the end of the fire, Mr Walker's shop would* have been saved. If the water knew what be was talking about he would know that there was less pressure at the last than at the first The messenger did not leave Newton till Mr Walker's shop was on fire. Then he had to walk to the pumping station and Mr Hanna had to get up steam, which took 50 minutes, so that tho pumps were not started till 2.45, and by tbat time all danger was over and overy building was level with the ground. There was plenty of water in the reservoir, and had it aot been thought that the fire would spread a good deal fur ther, there was no occasion to pump at all. I would advise the "Herald" reporter to find out the facts before he rushes into print. If he had any mechanical know ledge, he would know tbat as the water is reduced in tho reservoir tho pressure gets lose. The only increase of pressure he saw, was when the lead was taken from Howe-street, which being a few feet lower, there was a slight difference between that and Karangahape Road; but that lead was only useful for the stables, &c, at the ri-ar of the fire.—l am, &c, Thos. Munho.

MINING.

QttEEN OF BtAUTY.— A telegl'am frdhi the mine manager, received to-day, states that last night 1251bs of specimens were obtained, and to-day l2olbs specimens and itilbs of plckbd atone were obtained. Quebk of England.—Shares in this claim pre being steadily inquired after, atld about two-thirds t)f tlie required nuliiber baye already been applied for.

THAMES, this day.

Sharemarket, 3 p.m.—Last night, Queen of Beauty, 40s to 42a Gd; sales this day, New Prince Impetial, 9s to 10s; Old Caledonian, pi2s to 12s 6dj Queen of Beauty, 42s 6d to 455; do contributing. 43s 6d; Pinafore, 3s 6d to 3s' lid. Closing prices : — Xew Prince Imperial (buyers), 10s j Caledonian (buyers), 12s 6d j Queen of Beauty (sellers), 44s 6d, buyers 43s j do contributing (sellers), 44s ; Pinafore buy. ra), 3s 6d.

COROMANDEL, this day.

Royal Oak.—Work was Started to-day; A branch drive Is to be continued from tile main level to intersect No. _ leader.

BisMARCit. — A slip has carried away a small pottion of the lluming some 20ft below the now dam, and unless speedily repaired, the weather will provo injurious to the remainder.

H.PK.—Boyle and party, tributers, crushed OOlbs picked stone for a return of 39iozs gold. Stanlky.—Crushed 15 tons for a yield of 23ozs sdwts.

Victoria. -Long and party aro now crushing a few tons at Corby bat'ery. Paul's Crkek Association. -The reef looks well and shows gold.

ROYAL Oak.—Work was started at tho beginning of this week. t Mr Hall, in surveying Knox and McNeil's leader, has made tho interesting discovery that it Is a continuation of the Royal Oak No. 2 leader, from which Mr Vauchao, tho former manager of the Boyal Oak, ob tained such rich gold.

TokAtba.—Tho thrco crosscuts aro going ahead from the low level in the cross cut last opened, which to all appearance is being carried along tho true hanging wall, There is a strong body of stone showing a little gold.

THE SHAREMARKET,

Tho greatest excitement existed on change to-day, the busy throng of brokers, interspersed with buyers and selleis of min ing stocks, bringing back recollections of the eccnoi of the " old Caiedoniau days.'1 Queen of Beauty's, which cloted yesterday at 355, were sold almost as soon as the market opened at 40s, aud rose steadily to 45b, at which figures they were quoted at 3 o'clock, A good deal of bufiuess was done iv Prince Imperials, Pinafores, Seyniouis, Caledonians, each ot these showing an en hancement tin values. The most notice* ablo rise in these minor stocks, is tbnt of tho Pinafore, the increase being equivalent to 25 per cont.

THE ATTOICIbA^!' JKJJI^WO gffijt TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER,I>.



MeetuiKß. ACS.— The usual Monthly Meeting • ot BANOTDARY CITY OF AUCK LAND, No. 3978. wUI bo hold In tho Aloxandra. street Schoolroom, »t 8 o'olook. TO-MOKKOW (Wednesday) EVENING, the 6th Instant. By ordor, H. T. QARRATT, Sooretary. T. BENEDICT'S CHURCH, NKWTON. A Spsolil MootUist ot St. Benedict's Chnroh Committee wilt be held at the Presbytery, o ■ W KDNEBDAY EVENING, at 8 o'o'ook. A full attendanoo ot members roq-eated. OWEN MAHON, Hon. Secretary Church Committee. T. BENEDICT'S GHU It C"5. NKWTON. The Catholto LadlOß of tho several ParUhOß In tho Dioooee ot Auokiand, together with the Ladlu' Oommliteo ot St. BsnodlotV, are ro gpootfullr Invited to atteid a Meetln . at the Pretbyiery. Newt™, en next THUKBDAY AFTERNOON, at 130 o'olook. OWKN MAnON. Hon. Sec. Chnroh Committee, fpiAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB. Committee Moottn . THURSDAY, B»pt. 7th, 7.80, Masonic Motel, Dovonjiort. CHA3. O. DIORK, Hon. S«o. pro tern. Board ana nesiasaoe. ROYDON VILLA, Tinoent-street One of the most comfortable Private Boarding Houses lo Auoklaad. Flnebath-roora, with plnage and shower baih.—Mrs Fuller. LODGINGS for two respectable Men in a Private Family, Aye mlnntea' walk from Qneenttreet,—Apply Stab Ofllco. VfIAKINK RESIDENCE. Foleot Board and Residence at Mra iLlnd., B»y View House, Norihoote. Families will dud this a charming and healthy spot to reside during tho summer months. The ohargo li very reasonable, with every homo comfort. Abundance of atrawberrleß. corporation .Notices. <t_K________h__f__t& #11 TV OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. NORTHWARD. I hereby notify, U accordaaoo with the pro visions ot " The Regulation of Looal Kieotlons Aot. 1876," that the following person hai been duly Eleoted to the offloe of Oounolllor for the North Ward, (to tako offloe on the Hth Inst.i)- Mr. MOSES MONTA 8 UE. CHARLESIRVIM ELLER, Returning Officer. City CounoU Offloeo. September 5, 1882. pi TYOF AUCKLAND. ELKCriON oFcOUNCILLOBS. EAST WARD. . It Is hereby notified that MR .EORGK HAKPBR and MR GEORGE STAINES Have boon dnly nominated as Candidates for the offloe of Councillor foi the East Ward of the City of Auckland, and that in compliance with the Provisions ot the Regulation of Looal Elootlons Aot, 1870, a Poll will be taken for One Councillor, on WBD NKdDAY, the Hth Inst,, in the Koom at the baok of the Pabtlo Free Library, High-Btreet, within the said City,between the hours ot nine in the forenoon and six in the afternoon. CHARLES IRVIN ELLER. Returning Officer. Olty Counoll Offices, sth keptember, 1882. niTY OF AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. SOUTH WARD. It Is hereby notified that MR SAMUBL YKOMAN COLLINS and MR THOMAB TAYLOR MA9EFIELD have been duly nominated as Candidates for theofiltoof Councillor for tha South Ward of tbe City of Anokland, and that, In compliance with the provisions of the Regulation ot Looal Eleotlons Aot, 1876. n, Pelt will bo taken for One Councillor On WEDNESDAY, the 11th Ins*., In the Cook-street Hall, within the said City, between the hours of Nine in the Forenoon and Six in tho Af tornonn. CHARLES IRVIN KLLER. Koturnlng Officer. Olty Counoll Offices, Sth September, 1882. THOROUGH OF PARNELL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I, Walter Charles Braokbnburv, Substi tute Returning Officer for tbe Borough of Par nell, hereby give notice tbat JOSEPH FRIAR CLARKE JAMES GILBBRT THOMAS HERBERT JOHN HENRY MULLINS JOHN McOABE RICHARD J. TALBOT Have been duly Nominated as Candidates for. the Office of Counoillor of the Borough of Parnell The Poll for the Election of Three Councillors will be taken on THURSO AY, the 11th Instant, at tbe Borough Council Office, Manukau Road, Parnell. bstween the boars of nine o'olook in tbo forenoon and rlx o'olook in the afternoon. Lated thla Sth day of September, 1882. W. 0. BRACKENBURY, Snbstltnte Returnln. Officer. Tenders m O BUILDERS. Tnnrlera will bo reoeived until noon of THURSi"AY, September 11th, for the Ereotlon and Completion of Front Fenoln . and Gates to St, John's, Poneonby. also for tho Erection ot Oothlo Screen. EDWARD BARTLEY. Arohlteot. m O BUILDERS. Tendern will ha received until noon of WED NEBDaY, September 13tb, for the Erection and Completion of Two Cottages at Newmarket, EDWARD BARTLWY, Architect. mo BUILDERS. KE WYNYARD ARMS. Time for Tenders for Alterations to the above Extended to FRIDAY, Bth instant, at noon. SMITH & ARNOLD. Architects. September 5,1882.' *or oonUnKMxoj^Xira^



■ '. ■ i . .''"__— Wanted. WANTED, a smart Girl, ogfe 11— Apply ». Bindley. College Road Store. WANTED; a Man accustomed to fanll' , Ing (must be able to milk) and garden ing.-A#p)7jl^ryß£dWnltley*_ \\f ANT H D, on a Farm, employment fdr V . . a Lad i 9 yeara of age.—Address M., Poat- Jlltg, Qnehangq. , . ._ . WAMTEO, first'class Bflhtitlidj tkkk Honor ASt vanta, Plain Cook, Generally Useful Man. Bushmen, and others, at Arm- Btroog and Co., Labour Eichange; WANTED, a Youth about 16, as As slatant.-Apply at Montague's Fanoy Bazaar. WA NTED, two strong Youths, also two Lads aoonstomed to the trade,—R. Reovefl, Batoher. Victoria street. VV r ANTED, a Handy Man or Rough v v Carpenter, alto a Btrong Lad.—Apply at building in Vlotorla Avenuo, New North Koad. W, O. Pookllngton. Contractor. ■ WANT!", a Tidy, Resectable Girl, about 11 j oara 01. .to, to mind ohlldron, —Apply to Mrs G; W, King; Wyndham Cot taga, \V yndham-Btrcet. _»7ANTKD, a irspc table Girl to attend Tv toohlldroi 'uai, ndy with the noedlo. —Apply Mra W; M lnui ;j, MoUut Eden, oppo site Pound. _ %JU ANTED, i\ i iircilticca and Imrjrbvors TV to the D.-ssni ulng. - Mrs Bright, Orakei Koad. Kemnura. \\j ANTED, a Young Girl aa General TV Servant; to return home at night; waßhing glvon out. — Apply Dublin Dopot, Vlctorla-stroot WANTED, by a Young Lady, Home Employment; fanoy or eroohet work proforred.—Address Vera, this oflloa. ANTED, a strong Lad lor Smith Shop; also, a Carpontur.-Goo & Potter, Groy-«troet. WANTED, Cook and Laundress ; also, Housemaid. Slaters or friends pro forrod.—Apply Mrs 8011. Mount Eden. SNTED, a ilrat-class Man Cook for Cambridge, Walnato.—Apply Star Office WANTED, a Steady Man to make him- Belt gonorally useful.—Apply, Manukau Hotel. Onehuu.a. W~~ ANTEIJ, a Pianist; one that can play good dance music—Apply before 7 this ovonlng to R, J. Strong, Bricklayers' Arms Hotel. Ohapoi-Jtreot. WANTED, respectable Gitl about 14 or 15.—Apply Btab Offloe. WANTEu SEEN, tho Blue Sergo at Is and la 3d per yard ; Pompadour Fringe, 6d per yard; fink Glaiza Lining, 6d. —At Damplor'B Wakollold-atroot Shop. WAN TED, a respectable Young Woman as assistant waitress; also Kitchen Boy. —Apply toCoiloe PalaceDlning Rooms, Theatre Buildings. WA NTEu, a Milliner.—Apply by letter eUtlng terms and oxperlenbo, to Wm,. 11. Smith, 'i.O and 302 Qneon-struot. \XI ANTED, a good General Servant for T v the country. -Apnly Commercial Hotel, Shortland-Btreet, Auokiand. WANTED, a smart Young Man.— Apply Commercial Hotel, Shortland atreot. WANTKD, a smart Boy to learn the Turning; a goad chacoe for a respect able boy.—Apply at one., Mills & Co., Bteam Footory, Victoria and Oobarg-streets, ANTED, First-clasa Blacksmith, Watohman, and Man for sawdust.— Tho Auokiand Timber Company (Llmttod), Oostom-honso street Weat. WANTED, Apprentices.—l. Phillips. Tailor, gneenjtreot. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mr Hoffey's Boardlng-houto, next to the Governor Browao Hotel, Hobson-street, W' ANTED, a Man and a strong Lad for TV farm work.—R. Udyj Mount Kden. WANIED SEEN, the Gents' durable Umbrella?, 3s; ohoet Servos, 2d; Col oured Sttin Ties, Is; Cotton Sooks, 3d.—At Dumpler'a Wftkailold-atroot Shop. WANTED," First-class Blacksmith, Watohman, and Man for Bawdust.— Apply Auckland Tlmbsr Company, Costom honßO-atroot West, WANTED, a roapectablo Girl as General Servant for a country hotel; must understand oooklng. — Apply to Mr Porter, Charlompnt Hotel. Wakofleld-street. WANTED, a Respectable Young Woman as genoral servant, whorC anothor Is kept. — Apply Mra S. Jackson, Remnera. WANTEu, an experienced Mercantile Clerk, one with a knowledge of Custom house work proferrod; references required.— Apply. Btatlng qualifications and salary re quired, to Alpha, Box Noi 215, Post-oilloo, Auok iand. _*TaNTBD, a smart Bey.—Apply to TV Ma__on late Haynai), Tobaoconlst, Qoeen-Btrget Wf ANTBD, a good Genoral Servant.— v v Mrs Woman, top of Grafton Road. WANTED, two Canvassers. — Book Depot. High-street, Auokiand. WANTED, a Good Ploughman.—Apply W. Phillipps & bona, I. and 97, Queen street. WANTED SEEN—The Men's Oxford Shoos at 6a; Ladles' House Boots, 2s Od; Cork Solos, 'i.i ; Gloss, 6d per bottle; other lines Tory oheap.—Dampier's Boot Shop, Victoria street. v_/ ANTED, three good Tailors ; also, vv Boy as apprentice.—J. Williams. Tailor, Victoria-street. \\J ANTKD, smart, clean Butcher Bey; TV good wngoa —App'y J. Whito. Parnell. ANTEDTa good Bullock Drivor for hauling loga; wages 80s and found.—G. H. Lavorß, Qnecn-streot. WANTED, a good General Servant; reforenoa required.—Mrs James, Owen's Road, Epsom. WANTED, 2 good Carpenters.—Apply J. H. Bmlth. Mornlngsldo. Mount Alport' WANTKD SEEN, Men's Braces from 0d; Boys' do. od;i Roys' Blaok Felt Hats, Is lud. Gent's Merino Sooks, Is; Tweed, Is Id, la lid and 2s 6d.-At Dampier's WakoQald Btreet Shop. WANTED SEEN, Boots Laces, 2d per doz; Globs, 61 per bottle: Cork Silos. 2Jd pair; Tricoporons, Is 3d.—At Dampier's Wakefleld-street Shop, WANTED to Sell, a Lcaseof3oo acres np to l.OOfl acres of Land, near Auok iand.—Address AB, 89, Hab3on-Btreet, corner of Cook-Btreot. ANTED, Board and Residence in a T T prlvati family for gentleman and two sons, 13 and 7 years of age. or sitting and bidreom furntehod or unfurnished, with atten dance.—Address, atating terms, Box M, Pott o flics, W/ ANTED, Situation with Children, V v invalids, or others, whero oaro and kindness would bo atproclatod. Good neodlo woman.—Hinda. Stab ollloe. \\7 ANTED SEEN, the Boys' Merino TV Singlets,ls; Mens' do, Is Gd; Gents Blaok Hard-felt Uats, 3a lid; Gents' Regatta Buirts. from 2a 61: Linen Collara. from (3d.—At Damplora' Wako-fletd-street Shop. \*T ANTED, Sawyers, Machine Baada, TV and Yardsmen for Bnßh Mill.—apply Union Sash aad Door Co.. Mechanics' Bay. **7ANTED Attention—Men's Derby v T Shoeß, 9s 6d (worth 12a 6d; Bluchers, 7s 6d. Boys' and Children's Boots at lo weßt prloes. Call and Inspeot,—T. Proßser. \\, ANTED to Let,aLarge Unfurnished ~ v Room. 10 minutes from P.O. Venetian blinds and registered grate.—Apply J.P.W., Btab offloe. V(/ ANTED, Work by a Good Hand v T Brlokmaker.—AddteßS RN, Brltomart Hotel, Onatom-honße-street. WANTED KNOWN—Everyone admit we make Clothing 25 per oent. Cheaper than any other houeo in New Zealand.—l. Phillips. Tailor. Queen-Btreet. WANTED, iv Ponsonby, as near the Three Lamps aa possible, furnished Bedroom and Sitting-room, with Board; a honao whore thero aro no ohlldron aid no other lodgers preferred.—Apply by lotter, Box 196. Pest-ofllce. WANTED SEEN, Alhambra Quilts, large tlr,i, 3s and 3s Gd; Grey Strans down, la Id per yard; Frilling, from Is per yard; Whito Towels, 3Jd.—At Dampier's Wake -1 flold-streat Shop. WANTED KNOWN-Six Second-hand Riding Saddles for Sale at William Morgan's, Saddlgr, Newmarket.. WANTED to Sell, 4-roomed Bouso in Soaileld View.—Apply to John Wm. Hewson, Beafleld Vl«w. %»rANTED SEEN, tho Japanese Silk, t V Is 3d por yard; Coloured Satin, la lid; Blaok do.. 2s 3d to 39 and 3. Gd ; Blaok Velve* teen, la lid and 2a Gd. WANTED to Sell, a Block of Land, 60 miles from Auokiand, 3.600 acres. De posit, fil.Mo; balance to suit purchaser. - Address A.8.,99, Hobaon-Btreet, corner of Cook street. ANTEDKNOWN-Chiloren's Socks, two pairs for Is Sd; Calico, 2s 61 dozen; Men's Braces, Bd.—Brennan's, foot of Viotorla stroet. WANTED Inspection—Ladles' Superior Spring Sido Boots made tomessu'eat shortost notice, 12s Gd; perfect fit ensured.—T. Proaaer. WANTED KNOWN—White Diaper Pinaforea with two stripes of insertion for la 2d.—Brennan'a.toot ot Vlctorla-street. WANTED, Owners wishing to Sell Properties to sond mo particulars to ensure ready sale. No salo.no charge.—W. V. Stoveng, 187, Qaeen-streot. WANTED, the Public to Know that I havo Opened tho Newton Pawn Office, whore I am croparod to Locd Money a-,. Jewel lery, Clothing. Watohes, Plate, Books. Tooln, or any other doeorlption of merchandise,—lsaac Bloom, Licensed Pawnbroker, Newton. "0/"ANTED, the Ladies to come and see vv the trimmed Hats at Is and Is Gd; grand lot of Dress Buttons, Id per doz: Stay Busks. 2d, id. and Gd; Ladles' Jackets, 63.—At Dampier's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. WAWTEUaIIte Know, that for three monthß wo will supply Boots and ShoeE ot thoroughly sound make and material, at lower terms th»n evor.—T. Prosser, Boot Manu factarer, Upper Qaeon-Btreer. ANTED SEEN, Scarlet Flannels, If 3d; short Window Net, IJd and 7d pei yard; Glycerine and Brown Winsor Saap, eight rakes for Ip.—At Dampier's WakoQeldtitreei



■i mi _______________________________[ ' ' _____________ _________________m___________m_____m_m Wanraa. WANTED, a strong Boy.— Appiy Mf. Sansom. Great North Boad, Wham ANIED, a respectahle Young Man to take charge of a Btable: references required,—Oliver Mays, L ifery Stables, Devon pOrfc. . WANTED, a General Servant; a good home aild good wages for a saitable girl,—Apply at Post Offloo, DeionpOrt. WANTED KHuwH-The only Per foot Cttre for Toothacho and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, Is Ky applying to Professor Gußseott, the only Practical Herbalist in the Colony.—Bhortland-streo t, .__ WANTED KNOWN—Sheeting, IOJd ; Table Damask, la 2d; Boye' Tweed, la lOd; Men's Tweed Hats, Is lid.—Brennan's, Vlotorla-Btroat. \\f ANTED to Bell, a nearly new centre v V board Yacht, well found and coppered.— I O. Bailey - hlpbnlldor, near the Dock. WANTED KNOWN.-R. Eew, Vic toria-street, gives an exceptionally high prloo (cash on delivery) for really t ood Fresh Butter. .S/ANTED KNOWN; by everybody, V T tliiit Scott find Co., Boot and Shoe makers, of Vlotorla-street (neoi comer Of Hobson street), are selling at and unner Whole sale Cost, tor tourtoen days only, commencing Ist September, lnitant. Be in time—Real Bar gains I No Rubbleh. ____^ WANTED SEEN, White Calico, 3Jd; Ui.bleaohod, do 2.d, White Sheeting (80 lnoh) Jd; coloured Salrtins 6d,~ At Dam plor'a Wakeflald-atreet Shop. .^ WAM'EU, Tenders for 50 or CO Chains of Draining on tho Takapnna Race-1 course. Specifications to bo seen at Alison Brothers, Devonport, who will receive tenders up to FRIDAY first, at i o'olook, Plpos on the ground. CHAB. C. DAORE, Hon. Sec. pro. torn. Takapnnajooggy Club. WANTED KNOWN-Great Clearing Fale now going on. 17a taken for every pound's worth of gooda.—Bronnan'd, Vlotorla streot, ANTfiD to I ct, ene or two Bedrooms, . DraWlnSroom (furnished or nntur nished), with or without attendance; best view, ho»!thy(altuatlon, gas,—Address Smodley, Stab Offlo . ,_ WAN TED KNO WN—The whole Stock to ba saorllloed at Brennan's Auckland Honso, fflot ot Vlotoria-Btreet. WANTED SEEN, Gents' Shirts, la 6d, with Coliarß, Is Bd. Gents' large Hand kerchiefs (white and coloured), Id;—At Dam pler'a Wakofleld-street shop. WANTED KNOWN, thatnownere are better qualities in Teas procurable than at the Royal Tea Mart A trial will furnish tho best test of their excellence,- the increasing sale is proof that thoy pleaso tho consumers, Price 2a. 2_ Id. 2s B,i. 2s lOd, and 3s per lb; Con- Soa Tons, Is Od, la 8d", and la lOd per lb. General rooerles and Provisions, vre keep tho best quaUtlss, for quality alone IU the trtie test of cheapness. Our motto la quality and cheapness combined. Families waited on for orders In all parts ot tho city and suburbs. Gooda delivered. —B. FRKNOH Grooor, Tea and Provision Uealor, The Royal Tea Mart, Karangahnpo Road. Auokiand. WA-JITe-D KNOWN, that I have T.andlng. ox Ashmore, tho best approved Sogar lioota at 2a Gil, per lb; Kivetham Mam moth Long Bed Mangold, Ohampion Orange Globe, Champion Yellow Globe, Champion Red Globe, and Long Yellow Mangolds, at la Cd and Is Od per lb. Also, New Turnip Seod, Sklrvlng'a Improved Pnrplo Top. Purple Top YeUow Scotch, and King of the Bwedes.-THOMAS STE ADMAN. Seed Merchant and Nurseryman, Auokiand and Remnera. WANTED, THB PUBLIC TO GO TO . OODSQN'B LONDON ARCADE For Hooks and Ptatlonery at English Prlceß Purses, If you want a goou assortment to chooao from Fans I Fannt Fanßl Fans! Gold and Silver Jewellery, newest doalgns Glycerine, Toilet, Honey, and Almond Soap Piesse and Lubln's, Delerold's, itndGosneU'a Scents Brushes and Combs, all sorts and sizes Workboxes and Desks Photo and Borap Albums Rleotro-Plate, Clocks, Watohes Toys and Games; and for anything else you may want. Try Goodson's London Arcade, 118, Queen-Btreet. H-or Cash Only. fl For Cash Only, For Cash Only. P For Cash Only. V^f A N X E D KNOWN— Tflß -\TEWM\KKET T»RANCH HE ll EWMAKKET JjRANCH OF oun CHIiAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IS NOW OPEN With a Varied Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to 15 per oont. Undeb Usual Qokkn-street Pbicis. ALL GOODS MARKKD IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 300 Si 802, UPPER QUE . N-STRBET. For Cash Only, h. For Ca-h Only For Cash Only. S For Oaah Only' WANTED SEEN, Black Wadding, 2d per yard; 01. Cloth (blaok and colored), Hid: Lidio-i' Shining Leather Bags, la Id.—At Uamplor'a Wagoflold-atreot Siiop. A UCKLAND HARBOUR (.BOARD. PILOT SERVICI, PORT OF AUCKLAND, Harbour Board Office, Auckland, July 25,188?, Applications will bo reoolved at this Offloe until TUESDAY, the 20th September next, at Noon, from competent porsona willing to under take to carry on tho Pilot Bervlce of tha Port of Auokiand, in terms ot conditions and agree ment to be seen at this offloe. The lowest or aay application not nooesearily aocepted, F. E.SCOMPTON. • Chairman. BOOT TRADE. - Wanted, at once, Good Maohlnlßts, Fltters.and Flnlßhers.— MoArthm'a Factory, Qaeon street. '■1 O CARPENTERS. WANTKD, Two Houses Erected, Plans to be seen at Jamos MoLollan's, Custom-house street. To Let. rf\o LET, a Five-roomed House, with I good workshop and large garden. Apply on the premlsei.—C. White. Cabinetmaker, South-street (off Karangahape Road), Newton. TO LET, two Shops with Dwelling, oornnrftf College Road and Greenwood- Btroot.—Apply M. 3. Moore, Bootmaker, Vlo torla-stroet, | TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom (without ilreplaco), and nse of kltohen, te c—App'y Fancy Shop, oorner of Wolleßley and Alhort- Btreetf\ 'MO LIST, 6-roomed House, Wood-street., i Ponsonby. Venetian windows, French oaasmenta, folding doors; rent moderate.--I Apply, btah offloe. I LET, a New Cottage, containing 4 1 rooms and Bonllery; water laid in, and every convenience. — Apply, W. Thompson, Stnart-Btreet, Graco Btroot, Ponaonby. TO LET, a Shop adjoining the Cosmo politan Hotel, oorner of Queen and West Queen-streets; water laid on.—Apply next door. rTplO LET, on college Koad, a New and S Commodious Shop and Dwelling.—Apply to Captain Ross, at Cascade Store, nest door, or to Mesgra Hamilton _______________ Queetr-etroet. TO LET, a very comfortable 5-roomed House,.with pantry and outhouse, eltnated In Mary-street, Mcunt Eden,—Apply next door. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom, with nse of kitchen, nultable for a young man. Apply Mr Strong, Grooer, Wellington-street. TO IET, 3 or 4 furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with Kltohen, 'In Upper Queen etroet; rant moderate.—Apply for address to E TAR Offloe. ■ mo List', a Nice, Well-finished, Four -1 roomed Cottage, with poroh at back and water lata on. close to El!or.-110 Station.—Apply to Mr Reynell at the Post Offloe, Kllcraile. TO MERCHANTS, LIVRRY STABLE KEKPERH.AND OTHKRB REQUHUNG LARGE PREMISES IN THK CENTRIC OF TBE CITY. TO LET OR LEASE—Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoining the Haymar ket, at present ocouoied.by Basten Brothers, Coach-builders, who are removing to their new premises in Wokeileld-street, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply BASTEN BROS., Durham-street. "VIOKTH SHORE.—Several Houses To JJ. Lot, Furnished and Unfurnished; also, Cholco Allotments KorSalo In all parts ot the diatrlot.— Apply. R and R. Doder. OFFICE TO LET,— Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-Btreet G-azette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of V Tho Debtors and Credit ors Aot, 1876," and the several < 1 amendments theroof, and ot the Bank i ruptoyof James Archibald Bsisotf, of Tauranga, Contractor, a Debtor. This is to notify that James Archibald Bryeoo, ', of Tauranga, in the Provlnolal District of Auok' ! land, and Colony of New Zealand, Contractor, has this day filed a statement that he is unable ' to meet hU engagements with hia Creditors. Tho First Meeting of Creditors to be held at the : Supreme Court Eousb, Auokiand, on WKD i NhSDAY, tho twentieth day of September, ;) 1882, at the hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Dated at Auckland, this sth day of Septem ber, 1882. G. W. BASLEY, t Doputy Registrar. ." JOHN M. Ar.KXANDBB, t -Wyn-ham-street, Auckland, y Ass^M3^__^^______m_^HSß



—-a———■■■■■---■-I--------- — ! For Bale. . _____ fcrOK SALE, by tender, the good-Will and 1? effects Of a KOOd paying Boarding House, —Apply " Free Press" offloe. TTIOR SAIE, the Goodwill ot a First -10 olass Refreshment and Oyster Room.— For addresa apply Stab offloe. . npO WoBKING MEN.--For Sale, a " HouSo and Allotment, with good weU, on New North Koad) J5160.-E. G. Kwington, 81, Queen-street. _ . JflOK IMMBDIATIS SALE (a Bargain), J New Eight-roomed House, main rorsd. Mount Kden, four flreplaoes, concrete tan£, magntfloent view; £500.—Edw. Wayte, Eetate Agent. "L? O B SALE. DRAKE-STRKET. FREEMAN'S BAY-A really nice Honao of 0 rooms, coal and wood Shed; gas and water laid en; good position. D, F. BVAtfS,- Estate Agent an O R SALE. ALBERT-STREET (near Upoer Qaeen-st.)- Coiniortable Vorandah Villa, i roome, aoullery. and back bedroom, stable, fowlhousa. Rood well and nlod gnrdon, gas laid In. allotment S3 x 115. V: F. EVANS. Estate Agent, TO-* O~~~K S A L E. SHELLY BEACH ROAD.-CottagO ol tout rooms; scullery, &a, splendid allotment, 60 by 120. fonoed and planted, nloe garden, near the beach, and magniHcont view ot tho harbour. This is a very deßirable property, and owner flotormlnod to soil at onoe. Price low. D. F. EVANS, 501 Estate Agent. bi O fi S A _. E. PROPERTIES, Large and Small, in various ports and places, too numerous to advertise separately, . , _ 800 STAB SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT for a feW andmore on application to the undersigned. MONEY to LEND, and every faolllty glvon to purchasors. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. Qneon-atreet. __~ ■C.OR IMMEDIATE SAL E. BPRING-STRKKT, PONSONBY. - Splendid Building 81te8 ( partly fenced, high ground, ex cellent position. Prioe, only £2 per toot. Must be Bold at onoe. „ „ D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. ETARM FOR SALE. -» BARGAIN. Avery comfortable little Farm, consisting Of 111 aores real good fertile land, with substantial Homeßtoad, extensive Outbuildings, etc.. etc; good Orchard, Bosh, fcO; hear a Sohool and Hallway Station. This is for absolute Bale; no reasonable offer refused j owner must reailso. D, F, EVAN . Estate Agent. (517) §f» O R SALE OR TO JL. ET. COMFORTABLE SEVEN-ROOMED VILLA RESIDENCS in best pirtof Ponsonby j large garden and valuable orchard; flno view; hona-) woll bnlit and exceptionally dry. con veniently situated for keeping boat und bath ing. Easy terms to puronaser, or moderate rent to flrst-olaas tenant, D. F. BVAN3. . - Estate Agent, JTIOK IM.MEDItA.TE SALE. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, 5.0., &c: freehold Allotmrnts, each 83 _ 90, drained and (eaoed. Now let to good ten ants. Prico. £300 each, or £520 for the lot. Situate boat part of Grace street, Pocssnby. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. <W jp o R Sale. HOTEL. —For Sale, the tease, Goodwill, StoClc, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, doing a good and steadily improving business. The House, containing 12 rooms and bar. Is new, well finished, and handsomely furnished. Termß made easy. For particulars apply to D. F. EVANS, 630 Estate Agent. Queen-street. ILp ~U R SALE. . MOUNT EDEN, near Toll-bar. Splendid Allotment 09 x 198, cultivated, with New Cottage of i rooms; large Amerloan cook ie? Stovo; good water supply; main road frontage. A llrat-olasa building Bite. . "- D. F. EVANS, Kstato Agent V. OR S A L E NEWMARKET. — Very desirable business premises, eituato In Kyber P»ss, near New market. Alto, three Houses and Allotments in same valuable locality.—Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANS. _65l .__. j Estate Agent, npO CuAuH PROPRIETORS AND A OTHERS. A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, being the GOODWILL, WuRKING PLANT, and ALL APPLIANCES of a tfIKS-. CLASS 'BUS BUSINESS, In fact, second to none la Auckland or Suburbs. The Omnibuses (some of whioh aro almost new) aro In first-class working order, fitted With latest improvements and conveniences. The Horses are thoroughly staunch and strong, which an Inspection will prove. Harness consists of Nine Sets Double Harness, all complete and In first-class order, and all necessary applianoes. Stables (in olty) convenient and commodious j together with a large (inanity ot Fodder. The whole Lot is now placed in my hands for Immediate Sale, and those in this line of busi ness should avail themselves of this splendid opportunity ot scouring a first-class paying oonoern. Full particulars from ■ D. ff. WVaN<*. ~V* O X . S A L E. Handsome and Thoroughly Well • finished VILLA KKSIDENCE and Grounds In Arthur street, Ponsonby. House oontalnß 6 rooms (be sides pantry and scullery), spaolons and lofty. In first-class order, replete with many oomforts and conveniences; surrounded by allotment, about 112 x 120, In pretty flower g-rden, &o. This property I can with confidence re.ommend to any one wanting to purchase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, (527) Estate Agent. Qaeen-street. Jj* O X SALE EUiIvRSLII-Handsome Villa Resldenoe. containing 6 rooms, pantry. &c: largo bow window. Finished In a superior manner, Hngllßh Range and Register Grate, Tank, Gal vanised Iron Stable. Uoaoh-house, and Store; Garden In cultivation, fruit and ornamental trees. Corner Allotment 06x115. Two minutes walk from Railway Station on Panmnre Road, A really oholoe little property. Price, £150; terms easy. D. F. EVANS, 853 Estate Agent. A IIiOTMENTS 1 ALLOTMENTS 11 NEWTON ROAD—Two Firafcolaas almost Level Allotments, SS x (9, £132 each MOUNC EDBN-Splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrst-olass Business rfitai; about three minutes' walk past Tol bar MOUNT EDXN-Very desirable Villa Sltee abont 66 x 130. at from £100 eaoh ONKHUNGA Two Choice Allotments; £3£ -'"-eaoh 1..: •" •'*"■' NORTHCOTK-Several Choloo.Allotments in this delightful locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLKSKA-BTRKKT-40 x ISO, for £100 GKAOK-STREET-Very Choioe. at from 45e .-per foot. .- ST!' ART-aTREET--Beautlful Villa.Slte s,at 50; foot BPRINO-STRK ET (Ponsonby)-Cheap Building Sites. 33 x 99, at £12 each PONSONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)-Ono nloe Lot lOfoet frontage, for £60 A ÜBURN-STRIsKT (Kyber Pasal-Choloi Building Sites, nloely planted, good well and many applianoes for building, £130 v. P. EVANS, EBTATK AGENT, QUKEN-STREET . (Next "Herald,") - F, J. MOSB]. {W. P. O'SULLIVAS «jt J. MOSS & CO, t? S LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOBTLANn-STBEOT Ft R SALE, A Largo Allotment in Brighton Road, Parnell (100 x 300). 30 Aores Good Flat Land, fi miles from Auok land, close to railway station. 110 Aores near Tuak&u; 50 aorea in grass, rt mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500, 36 Acres olose to the Whangarata Rallwa Station, nil improved, with a honao, stable barn, &o.; well suited tor fruit growing, 33 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with buile . Inge. 10 Acres Land, with sea frontage, 9 miles fror town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 pc aore, 60 Aores Voloanio Land at Razorbaok, half in proved-£260. A Splendid Allotment In Hardlng-etreet, 70ft b 153ft^-£6oa Homo Bay, Ponsonby—Ten-roomed House an 2 acres garden. Also, An Allotment In Inkormann-street—£loo. House of 7 rooms, 10 minutes' walk from Pot Office-£6OO. In addition to the above, we haro a Larg Number of Town and Country Properties to Sale, including some Large Blocks of Land i tho Waikato Dlstriot. F. J. MOSS ft CO., Shortland-street. TUSTL A N D E I 0,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 59,000 Excelsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20.000 Duchess (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes. PARTRIDGE & WOOI LAMS, QUEEN-STREET, T U S T. ARRIVE] Pcs Mkndozji. 800 SACKS PRIME CANTERBUS POTATOES. G. S. J A X I N S,



Amusements. 1 OKELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. CHORAL HaLL. GRAND T ESTIM O N lA.L. AND COMPIiIMBNTARY CONCERT TO MR. JOSEPH BROWN (Late Organist of St. Matthew's Churoh), ON THURSDAY EVENING, 11th SEPTEMBER. The following Gentlemen of tho Profession have consented to assist on this oooaßlon :— HERR CARL BCHMITT. MR. ANGELO FORREST, MR. POOLEY. and MR. GORDON GOOCH, A.R.A.M. Admission :-Threo Shillings and Two Shillings; Gallery, One Shilling, PJaoea where Tiokets can be obtained will ba nacounoed shortly. TTJjEVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY. The Second CONCERT of tho season will bo given In tho Davonport Hall on WEDNKBDAY EVENING. September 20. Members wishing to take part must attend all intervening Praotioes. J. ». DURANCE. Hon. Soc. PuDlic Wostces. SPECIAL NOTICE. J. B. MARRIOTT bogß moßt reßpeotfully to retnrn his sincere and heartfelt thanks to those Ladles and Gentlemen who so kindly ronderod asßlstanoo at tho lata Fire, and supplying my wife and family with clothing, Se„ during our late bereavement. J. B. MARRIOTT. "TVT O T I C E OF REMOVAL. J. F. LBPINE, Tailor, late of Grey-street, has REMOVED to WAKKFIELD-STRBET. next door to W. H. Dampier's. Firßt-olass fit and quality of material guaranteed. ° 1— r C E" 'T*ttt Secretaries of Lodges are requeetod to oommunioate to tho G.S. not later than Soptembor 83rd as ta the nnmber of Dele gates that will certainly be In attendance at the next Orand Lodge Session to be held at Kawa kawa, in order to mako arrangements per steamer, By order. C. HOOKER, Grti&a Secretary, L.0.1. T«~ O T I C B. Ail CLAIMS against tho Estate of the Late JOHN SMITH, of Auokiand, Draper, must be sent in to the underolgned on or before the 7th ot September next. • HE3KKTH & RICHMOND. Solicitor for tho Executrix, Auokiand, August 24,1882. HOSPITAL FOR SEWING MA OHINEB.-Intercal Derangement, Stiff Joints, and Broken Parts, Repaired, Now Maohines, &C.-D. S. Chambers, 70, Queen-st. I ALFRED OSBORNE KNIGHT, , M.R.C.S., Eng., L,B A., Lon., now resld fng in Auckland, having deposited evidonos of my qualiQoatiocs with the Registrar of .Births, ' Marriages, and Deaths, this day, givo notice 1 that I intend to apply to be Registered under the New Zealand Medical Act, on the 16th day 1 of October next. . __ _,_„,-1 A. O. KNIGHT. Auokiand, September 5,1882, mHE LATE FIRE, Mr and Mrs J. A. Walker beg most reepeot (ull to return their sincere thanks to those friends who kindly rendered their valuable assistance In time of great need, and especially to Mesdames Waddle and Warren, and also to Dr Pnrchas, for his kindness In supplying us with shelter. MR & MRS J. A. WALKER, Karangahape Koad. .gfrtt. TjlOR WgANGABEI. flfiSpgaSigw The Sclicontr MARY JCLLKN aJHSmBK, will sallasabovo TO-MORROW w""""1" EVENING, September 6, For freight apply to M. NICCOL, Agent. J?"| tl TO .10,000 LENT on Building SSs)A.\J Society prlnolpleß, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Anotinents bought and Honses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, See List of Properties for Bale on Ith page. !?>■"-. nor cent - allowod on money deposited for investment.— 1 C. Williamson, Land, Estate and Plnanoial i Aaant and Valuator, 3. Vnloan Lane. i . ' iw 0 ff ON SALE. ' NEVADA SILVBR _SPOONS AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 46, Queen-street, Opposite the Town Clook. DO you want your children to grow up hoalthy and be a credit to you? Then use Marshall's Pare Homo3jpathlo Medicines. —Goodson. London Arcade. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT X PERMANENT BUHiDmG, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND, Offices Corner Queen-st, and Vulcan Lank, Board or Management — Presldont i Thos. Peaoook. Esq.; M.H.R, . loe President iA. G. Horton, Km. Iresauror i Thos, Macky, Esq, Directors i Messrs. Graves Aickin, Edward Bartley, H. Brett. Jas. Daore. J. J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G. P. Pleroe,C,B. Stone, and H. G. Wads. Manager i George Eraser. THIS SOCIETY Is prepared to make advances ' to the extent of three-fourths of tho value on i Freehold or Leasehold Property. | REPAYMENTS, calculated on tho lowest 1 possible remunerative scale, may bo spread over 1 an y reasonable number of years. > FINKS NOT BmFOBCM) In cases ot slok noss or want of employment. Members may join as Investors or Borrowers at any time, I Intending Borrowers beforo deoldlng would do well to apply at tha offloe of this Soolety, . where they can make arrangements and terms ' to suit their oonvonienoe. , N.B.—Borrowers share In the profits. Groldmlrung Notices. i _. . ) i T THE Undersigned, hereby make appil- JL, cation to Register THE CANADIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY aa a Limited i Company, under tho provisions of " Tho Mining Companies Act, 1872. 3 1. Tho name of tho Company is to bo "The ; Canadian Gold Mining Company (Limited)." ' 2. Tho place of operations is at To Aroha, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, in tho ' Colony of Now Zealand a 3. The registered offloo o£ tho Company will , bo situated at tho Now Zealand Insut ance Com- Eany'B Buildings, Auckland, in the Provincial list riot of Auckland and Colony of Now Zea land. 4. Tho nominal capital of the Company Is Twenty Thousand Pounds Sterling, in Twenty - Thousand Shares of One Pound Sterling each. 6. Tho number of s-'haros subscribed for ia . Eighteen Thousand Five Hundred, being more J than two-thirdß of tho entire number of Shares , In tho Company. 6. Tho numbor of shares paid-up is Nil. 7. The amount already paid-up is Nil. 8. The name of tho Manager is Dcnnia Gllmore MocDonnoll. Ii S. Tho names and addresses and occupation* o£ tho Shareholders, and tho numbor of shares :- held by each at this date, are as follow :— Naflio, Address, and Occupation. No. of Shares. Franz Sohorff, Auckland, Morchant ... I,OOC y Joseph Stacy, Auckland, Confectioner .. 800 3, Joseph Newman, Auckland, Agent .. 45C William Prater. Auckland, Clork .. .. 55C 1. Adam Porter, Auokiand, Agent .. .. 49t Henry Gliflllan, jun,, Auckland, Secretary ii (in trust for the Battery Company, ir Te Aroha) *X John Stodart, Auokiand, Agont .. ... 41( l- RobertMayno, Thainos, Engincor.. .. 48( James Simms, Hamilton, Surveyor.. .. 13i y John Moore, Owharoa, Mine Managor .. 2<K John W. Walker, To Aroha, Agent „ B'{ d John Bullock, Te Aroha, Mining Agent.. 2.801 Charles S. Stafford, To Aroha, Farmer .. 43; Thomas Gavin, To Aroha, Mino Managor 1,69! Charles Mansfield C. Joy, To Aroha Set it tier 70i Thomas Lawless, Te Aroha, Hotelkeopor 23: .c H. H. Adams, Te Aroha, Miner .. .. & ;r Georgo H, A. Purcha .To Arohtt, Sur ' voyor «. 70 v Robert J. Maitland, To Aroha, Miner .. 83 James Gordon, To Aroha, Miner .. .. 13 Richard N. Blcnco iv c, To Aroha, Minor.. 18 Harry E. Whltakor, Te Aroha. Gentleman G Patrick Quinlan, Te Aroha, Hotelkeoper 41 - Charles McLean, To Aroha, Miner ... 36 Samuel C. Macky, Te Aroha, Agent _ J2 Thomas Vcalo. Thames, Merchant.. .. 35 ), Dennis Gilmaro MacDonnell, Auckland, Legal Manager .. .. .. .. 3,05 Dennis Gilmorc MacDonnell, Auckland, Legal Manager (In trust for tho Com pany) .. .. .. .- ... .. 1.50 Total -.20,00 Dated this Second day of September, On Thousand Eight Hundred and Eiflity-two. D. G, MACDONNELL. Manager. Witness to Signature: CHARLES WALLNUTT. 1 Dennis Gilmoro MacDonnell, do solemn! "• an& sincerely declare that— ._■*'__ 1, I am the Manager of tho said intende 'Company. . , 2 The above statement is, to tho best of m bolief and knowledge, true in eVery pa L>i ticular, and I mako this solemn declar. tion conscientiously believing the san to ho true, and by virtue of an Act of tl General Assembly of New Zealand, 1 V * titulcd " The Justices of tho Peace At 18C0." ■ D. G. MACDONNELL, Manager, Taken before mo,this Second day of Sept. ] bor, one thousand eight hnndrcd and eight ' ' two... ' .j':y_._^i__J_______________________.



I g- I ======= 8J.,.11 I_ ■ -g-g Jt Liost and Fouuq. | 4?-B REWABD.-Lost, at Newton fito, 3& I a PLAIN GOLD RING, set with LAR.E O*.RBONOLE.-The above reward Will b9 given on returning same to this offloe. • I as a New Teas. —————— / i Rew's Tea. REW'd TEA REWS TKA ROSTRA KBwl?Ii RKW'dTEA FOB pWSTKA ! felSS* favour. iSwl?li rkw-I ™£ RK^S TEA ; REW'STEA 0B REWS TEA REW'STEA STRENBTI *. ISwSSa B83S& m* REwllit KKW 8 TKA KKW'fi THA I REWS TBA QUALITY, RKwl TBA I REW'STEA ' REW'B TEA I giwSSit OANNOI lis! TKA I KKW a TKA REW'S TKA B REW'a TEA na REW'B TEA RBW'S TBA REW'STEA REW'STEA EXCELLED. REWS TEA REW'd TEA REWS TEA REW'B TEA REWS TEA City 'JW Makt- VioroMA-sißEsr, J^TEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1862-1883, Tho nndersignod begs to notify tho arrival, per 8.8. Ulngorooma (transhipped ex go, Hun garian, from Foo Chow), ot a FURTHER SHIPMENT OF ■ Hew Teas, J^ew Teasi Consisting of -1102 P A c X A G E 8. ILV/S JT A 0 X A G E S, INCLUDING SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TEAS. Mr Bamploßfor Liquoring on application, "E. Ho B» Morton. 25th July, 1887, j 1883-3 T g Kl s . 1882^3 We have reoelved our SECOND SHIPMENT by the Rlngarooma. from Sydney, transhipped ox Ganges. 3148 PACKAGES. 4 Consist ingot EXTRA CHOICE KAISOWS & CHOICE & MEDIUM CONQOUIS Of neat twisted even leaf, and very strong and rich flavour, Also, 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDARIN $ SCENTED ORANGE PEKOE. . The above, with about 2000 PACKAGES OP FINEST ■ QUALITIES (Balance of First Parool), And . 300 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND 4 DARJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a very Rare Selection to. buyers. Our Foochow correspondent, inform us that seven-tenths of last shipment waa secured at EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP RATES, And we are determined to give our olleat. tho FULL BENEFIT OP THIS. La D. jyAT~HAN > C Q, % " TNDIA AND CHINA THA WAKE- X HOUSE, 95,% VICTORIA-STREET. NOTICE. As I have been applied to in mistake for a person or persons trading under the style ot "Whitehead and C 0,," Queen-street, foraoan vasaor's situation, I cos to announce that my only partner is my wife, and at present my only place of business Is at 95, Vlotorla-street, better known aa the "India and China Tea Ware house." NO. I -PURE BROKEN PEKOE AMD SOU- i J- CHONG BLEND at 2/2 . lb. NO. O-PURE SOUCHONG AND DAB- A JBELING PEKOE BLENDnt 2/6* a. NO. Q-PURE PEKOE SOUOHONG > p AND CHOICEST DABJEE LING BLIIND at 3/ ¥ lb. . A Reduction or 2d. f a, on 121b, Paweis, "BERTIE SAVERNA" HAMS AND BACON. Quality Splendid, :■ Prime Outs, V V .. ■ Terms Cash. Less by the Side. Blend Teas. Prices Cobhknt. CHOICEBT PURE BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value in the oup la worth pence per pound more money, Price, Is 8d per lb. A SPLENDID DARJEKLING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guarantend a blend of Purs India and China Teas. Prioe, 1/8 lb. "TEA EXTRAORDINARY I" The ready Bale > this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Prioe, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of high oured first orop India and China Teas; will '■.'■"" improve with lengthonod brewing In the pot, and prove Itself an economic high-class Family Tea. » Price, 2/6 por lb. /VERY RICH DEEP BROWN TBAi" A combination of some of the rcrest, the strongest, and the richest flavoured Teas imported. Prloo, 3/ per lb. Owing to tho Hoavy Stook Of SIFTINGS In , London and Foochow, and the doslro to make room tor farther shipments, the undersigned , will sell tho balance of his present etook of 1 PURE CHINA SIFTINGS at I -18. oD. PER LB. 1 (quality undeniable). , x . * i Fredk. Whitehead, gg yiCTOKIA-STRKET. Auctions. I TO-MORROW, At 11 o'clock. i CARBINES 6 TAYLOR WILL sell by auction To-morrow, At 11 o'olook, I HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Kitohen 1 Utensils, Large Range, Ship's Store, and ) . Sundries • ' PRODUCE—Hams and Bacon, Potatoes, 50 sacks Malzj, 89 sacks Damaged , Wheat, Oats, Bran, Sharpa, Onions •_ Sco„ tec, So, ) At 11 o'clock, ) • '___ J PRELIMINARY NOTICE. 2 G. W. BINNEY 3 OAS been favoured with instruction? 0 .PL from Dr. Elliott, of Ponsonby Road (who is leaving tor England by the null 0 Bteamer), to sell at an eariy date, 3 All hia Valuable Flrst-olass HOUSEHOLD -.'.''.. 3 FURNITURE, from tho celebrated Lon -3 don manufacturers Hewotaon ft Milne, - and Ueale te Sons. | . Also, » a SPLENDID PIANO by Brinsmead • . And, in HARMONIUM (8 Btope) by Cadby, of Lon. " don. X) Full particulars In Saturday's issue. - — - ■ , d ' PRELIMINARY NOTICE. j —— '? npHE Subscribers have received instruc l" JL tlons from Mr Campbell, Chrlstohuroh, to f_ Bell at an early date, n °. 2 Entires. .t, By Imported Stook. Partloulare In a future advertisement. £;!• HUNTER & NOLAJX, -