CABLEGRAMS.

[rkutkk's cablegrams. J

LONDON, August 23,

Consols have declined to 99J. New Zealand securities unchanged j 5 per cent. 10-40 loan 107J ; 5 per cent. 1889 loan ; 107 4J per cent. 1870-1904 loan, 100|. Adelaide wheat remains at 48s Cd, ex warehouse, and New Zealand do. at 4Gs; Adelaide flour, ex store, 35s ; Austra'ian tallow (best beef) 445; best mutton, 45s Gd. At the wool sale to-day, 11,100 bales were catalogued ; a good demand was ex perienced.

[PER MESCHAtiT SHIPPING AND UNDER WRITER.'ASSOCIATION.] LONDON, August 23. Arrived : The ship Arthur Stone from Port Chalmers on May 29.

AUSTRALIAN.

INTERCOLONIAL EXHIBITION. MELBOURNE, this day. A proposal is afoot to hold an inter colonial exhibition in 1884, to celebrate the jubilee of Victoria. Tho Joint Stock Bnnk and City of Mel bourne have amalgamated their business. AN ABSCOWDEK. A warrant has now been signed for the extradition of Kobert AVarne, charged as an absconding bankrupt from Oamaru. SEW ZEALAND AKKIVALS. SYDNEY, this (lay. Arrived, yosterday morning, Wakatipu, from Wellington; arrived, last evening, Zealandia, from Auckland. iho debate on Mr Stuart's amendment to the Addresa-in-Reply is still procsedmg la the Assembly. SHIPPING NEWS. MELBOUBNF, August 24. Arrived, this morning: The Union Company's uteamnhip Manapouri, from tho Bluff. .

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

BORDEAUX WISE EXHIBITION,

LONEON, August 23 (8 p.m.)

The Agcnts-Goneral for the colonies having di»agrecd, Earl Kimborley hat ap pointed an Australian juror for the Hot deaux Wino Exhibition. SMALL-PUX KPIDKMIC AT THK CAPE. An alarming outbreak of sraall-pox is ropoited to have occurred at C»pe Town. NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT. Several companiaj ara being iormed in London with tho view to further the de velopment of tho importation of New Zea land meat to England. CEINESS EMIGRATION TO CYPKUS. A conference of China merchants, in London, has urged the promotion of emigra tion to Cyprus.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

HEUTEB 3 TELEGRAMS,

Sir Garnet Wolseley'a Plan. ALEXANDHIA, August 23,

It has transpired that three regiments, Which left aa a garrison for this city, are intended to act in concert with the mam body of the British force now at IsmaiUa. The seo»nd division, under the command of General Haml«y, will advance against the enemy1! front, while the first division, commanded by General Wolseley in person, will, after BecuriDg the Csnal as a base of operations, act ae:»io»t the enemy from the wctt. It ii understood that tho junction of his toratfl will be affected in the neigh bourhood of Kafradowar, and a combined Itttaelc made on Arabi's entrenchment* at that place, eir Garnet Wolsel»y will forthwith com- Mtnca operations for securing the com mand of the railway to Cairo, and ot the •antli by which the stations on the Suez Canal were supplied with fresh water from tbo Nile, , , , , A strong force of ctvalry has been landed at limailis, and will advance against the enemy to-day. Sands of the Enemy near lamaUia. ALBXA»DKIA, August 23. By a raconnoisflanco made yesterday It Was ascertained that the enemy is in occupation of strong positions, and their Tanguard, which is advanced to within 10 miles of Xsmailia, has cut the fresh water canal. Desertions from Arabl. ALEXANDRIA, August 23 The discontent among Arabi's follower* b'dally increasing, and numerous deser tions from his ranks are occurring. Anti-Christian Agitation in Turkey. CONSTANTINOPLE, Angu«t23. The antl-Christian agitation among the Mahommedan population is spreading rapidly. No serious outbreak of fanaticism baa, however, yet occurred. Communication With Turkey Cut Off. ACEXANDKIA, August 23. The overland telegraph line from Cairo to Constantinople, via the Syrian coast, h»s been out by order of Sir Garnet Wolseley,

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

British Cavalry. LONDON, August 24tb, 4.45 p.m. A foice of oar Cavalry and Artillery have occupied Elmagfor unopposed. 80,000 Men Assist the Khedive. A delegate from Soudan has arrived and proclaimed that the Governors In that locality arc equipping »n army of 60 gnns e»d 20,000 men to assist the Khedive, AraM Ousted from the Canal. LONDON, August 24 (9.22 p.m.) All the positions held by Arabi's forces between Suez and Ismailia have no-vr been evacuated, and the enemy has retired in a zigzag and disorderly manner. Wresh Water Supply for Canal Stations. The fresh water supply to places along the canal and to Alexandria are found to be sufficient for aIL requirements. 'jhe Deserters from ArqM, The deserter b coming in from the enemy are very numerous. Thousands appear to kaye been intimidated into tallowing A*raWs Hob Spread Destrue? Hon. The rabble and camp followers, congre. gated at Kafradewar, are noW retiring thence into the interior, their retreat being market Vy the villages they are burning as thty pass. ■ '" , : The eaemy i» la atroag force at Menallet ol KeWr, to the north-east of Tantah. ' An advaneod guard »f 3.00Q men occnpies an emtreßohsd'poßition near Ismailia. ' Movements •/ Turkish lyoops. Two vowels, lnden with Turkish troops, have lett Rhodes, steaming in a seuth oasserly direction^ Mist of the itUe. The Nile is Inundating the sorroanding nlitfy> Sim Pasha. Biai: Pasha has been appointed Minister of the Interior. LONDON, August 24, 5.30 p.m. 25)000 Eoyptiam near Tantah. ' The Egyptian forces concentrated at Mehallet el Kebir number 25,000. They h!ave 60 gnns. IWlaaers Shot. Ten Greek pillagers have been shot at Ism'ailia. Stipport for the Khedive. The Governor and troops of the Soudan have declared in favour of the Khedive.

SLAUGHTER-HOUSE LICEN SING COURT.

(Before Messrs Macdonald. K.M.; Clayton ana , Prime. Commissioners.) Mr Ebenezer Wood, butehor. applied In per nan for a license undec the Aot (or permission to eroot a slaughter-house on his property near the Harp of Krin. a short distance from EUer ille The application was recommended by Mr A. GTHoward, who oonaldered that a better Bite lot a alanKhwr-honse coold not bvfound ,„ the Provlnoe of AuotUnd. —Mr Baddle SpiMed §o oppose \& applloatloD.on behalf o£ a SSSu tot rwldenM. who were present in O«nr™ »T Bnddle offered two objaottona to themnti»gof the Uoensa-d) Mr vVsod had nwoompUedwlth the provisions of the -art: his first advertisement appeared onJho 31st SS.. whereas » month's notlos was required; and (J) Mr Wood had not the eonjjßt.ot the oio TreeHlU B«ird before making *« »PPl^a tlon._Th« Court said there was no BOtring _over ttoe oWeoUona.-Mr Wood then withdraw his application. > .

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONDENTS.)

COROMANDEL, this day. BlAokove's Fbeehold opened up a new leader yesterday, carrying gold.

KUSSELL, this day.

Loaded : Norval. She will tail this afternoon. Also, Glenelg. Passengers:— Messrs swift, Simons, Mason, Sinel, and otheis, , . Arrived : Sea Breeze, Spitfire, and sever* other colliers.

[PEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, Thursday. A SUCCESSFUL EJXGINKER. Mr ii. P. Hugginson, engineer of the ■Wellington and Mannwatu Railway Com pany, haa been awarded the "Telford Pre. mium" by the Institute of Civil Engineer* in London, for his paper upon the " Kawa rau Suspension Bridge," recently designed and constructed by him for the Lake County Council, Utago. The bridge is a very handsome structure, crossing the river in one span of 300 feet, at an elevation of 140 feet above the water, and was designed to be made of material which could ba easily and cheaply placed on tho spot, l&t iv. the interior, and sit tho same titte secure strength and durability.

CIIRISTCBURCIT, this day. SUDDEN DEATH OF A DOCTOR. Dr. J. Parker, aged GO, was found dead in bed this morning. He was of intem perate habits,and hud been ailing for some time. A man living with him found him raving about two o'clock. He went back to bed without fetching assistance. Ho was found dead at 8.30, The secretary of the Acclimatisation Society has received an intimation from Mr Creighton, of San Francisco, statiug that a large supply of American lake trout will be sent from California to Canterbuiy during the coming season.

JUUNKDIN, Thursday.

Messrs Sparrow and Co. have cast iron columns for Watson's new hotel,- each of which weighs 2 tons 15cwt. They are 22 inches in diameter, 14 feet G Inches high, and two inches thick. They are very creditable as specimens of local foundry work.

The snowfall in the interior this winter ia said to have been tho heaviest tor yours, and a very large quantity remains on the ranges in some places. The dredge has been employed continu ously on the bar this week, which is the longest spell it bag had. Soundings yester day show from 19 to 23 foot at low water, The Temperance Hall Company have passed a resolution to sell their property, the new public halls recently built, includ ing the Garrison and Lyceum HaLs, having taken a great part of their letting custom.

POLICE CO URT.— This day.

(Before J. K. Macdonald,Esq.., K.M.)

Drunkksnbss,—Blvo persons were punished for this offence.

Old 3 i'AOkbh.—Teresa Hands and Eliza MoGlnn were fined 5a oaoh for unssemly oou duoc Teresa was angry at the loss of little Benjamin, and Eliza had juat oomo oat of gaol, and wan thirsty. Undbb TH« Vagiunt AOT.-Thomas Barry was obarged under the Vagrant Act with being a "habitual," and having no visible (lawful moans et on honest living.—The case was ad journed until to-morrow to enable prisoner to get baolc to Helenarillo.

uiiAss OBKAKiNQ.-HURh Storoy was obarged wltb vrliCuliy and lualicieiuly broaktng sines, Viluo £16, on the 23rd last, iho property of W. if. Hoffman, munlo-soUer. Qaoon-street. — As tnera wore two others ia the case, prlsonar wai remanded until Tuesday next.—Ball allowed i himsnit in £23, and two sureties la the Bamo amount.

A DEWBTKR.-Honry Bourse was pharged with buing a deserter from U.AI. ship Uelaon during the time sha was in port.—Prlso&er pleaded not guilty. He had been working In a saw-mill at Meronry Bay.—Mr Pardy said he bad no doubt but prisoner waa a deserter.— Constable Kelly, stationed at Mercury Bay, stated that he had been la the dutrlot two rears. Knew all the saw-mills and the workers. Had never seen prisoner in the district.—Pri soner Bald a man named Collins oould prove that he was gum-digging In the neighbourhood, —Keiuanded for eight days. ASaVjIOE assault. — Charles Bright was charged with violently assaulting Wm.i Thou. Mods, knocking him down, kicking him about the body, and bracking his leg. on the Slat July, —Mr Pardy said complainant was still oonnned to his bed in oonßequenoe of iho injuries in flicted upon htm by the prisoner.—heiuauded for eight days. Admitted to ball—self in £25. and two sureties to the sime amount.

Thk heikrut and What Came of it — John Flahtr was charged with stealing a da cantor ot pala ahcrry, valaa 15s, from the bar ot the Brltomart Ilutol, the property it Andrew Fernandez. — Prisoner said be did not know anything about it.—Andrew Fer nandez deposed that several men were ut his bar on the day In question; a do earner ot sherry wino waa taken from the counter; the prisoner had no authority to take the wine ; the decanter produced was hla pro perty. Could not swear who stole tho wise. Sergeant Uenry Martin, ol the Water Police, received Information o( the robbery, and went to the Brltomort; saw several Bailors getting out oC the boat into the v«esol, and the decanter of wine handed to the pilot. A man named Oatohpole Bald that prisoner was the thief; he arreated him in the foreotatlo; prisoner, who bad j out fallei into the pea soup, admitted taking the wine, but was urged on by hla shipmates.—Prisoner said he knew nothing about it; he was brimful 11 liquor. -His Wor ship laid he was quite satisfle'd that prisoner had a band in the business, and dlsmlssod him With a caution.

Tirnowiwj Stones. — James Horn* was oharged with throwing stones, on the Bih Instant, In Nelson-street, to the danger of several tohool children. -Prisoner pleaded guilty.—Mr Pardy said that He Brabazon, of the Nolboo aiceos tohool, had fieg.aently complained of tne conduct of boys throwing stones, and young Homo was caught. This wus his second oil'anco, On the former occasion he was dismissed with a oaation.—Stephen Horns, father of the boy, said tls boy did throw Btones, nut io return for atones which had been thrown at him. He did his host to "fiodiottta" tha boy and set him a good example. Ha went to tha Nelson-street school.—JUr P/irdy said the boy hao been ex pelled for bad oondnot—Tho father said ho now sent him to St. Matthew's school. He was determined to " hodicats" his boy and bnng hla family up in rsspeot.—Mr Pardy expressed doubt on this head.—Hia Worship took a lenient view ot the case and discharged the boy. MBS aiaim'sl Travels. — Mrs Smith was. Obarged with travelling in a railway ourlage, on the Auckland and Onehnoga railway, on the 15th lust., without havlno: prevloa-ly paid hor Ure, and with the view of evoiding payment.— Mr Pardy stated the oase to tho Court, ana oalled evidence.—]saao Wm, Qlenny, station? master at Onehonpa. deposed that Mrs Smith travelled by the 1. is train. She had no ticket. He spoke to her about it, when she said she had lost the half ot her return tiaket, She ofterod to pay a part, but objected to the extra shilling. defendant was not present.—Mr Smith said he appeared for his wife, and he had anffiolent oonSdenoe in her to feel positive that she IOBt the half. There was no Intention to evade payment. In vlaw of tho statement of Mr Qlenny. who said Mra Smith might have paid for a return tioket in the morning, as thirty were issaed, the case was dismissed. This was all the bo»lnes», ■

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Auoubt 26,1882. Bank Of Now Zealand—Sellers, £23 12a Bd Colonial Bank-BeUeni, 48* New Zealand Insuranoe-^-Sellers, 79s fcjonth British Insurance— Buyers.'C23 Auckland Mas-Sellers, £3 5s Union Sash and Itoor Co.—Sellers. 10a Northern S.a Company—Sellers, Us Fiahor and Company—Bayers, Us; seUerg, 11s Od ■ Aooident Assnranoe—Buyers, t S Bd Knrannl Hill-Sellers, 6s Gd North Devon—Bailors. 2a Bd Queun ot Beauty—lßa Bd, 22s 6d; buyers, 22a Tokatea—Sellers, 9o ' Prlnoe Imperlal-Dd 3d, Ba Od; buyers,Bs3d; sallopa. 9a 6d Army—Sollers, Is Dd New Flnd-Sallers. U .Waltakl-*Buyers.Zsßd Pinafore—Ss, 2s 2d; buyers. Is Bd; rollers, 2s 8d JOSEPH VKWMAS, Chairman.

Quite a commotion was caused in the mining share market this afternoon in con* sequence of a telegram received by Mr V. G. MacdODnelly, from tho manager of th« Queen of Beauty, at thp Thamea, statins that 150 pounds of specimens had been obtained last night, and 35 podhds this morning, and that gold was showing strong in the face the whole length of thp drive. The anniversary tea and entertainment of the High. Street Sunday-school and Band of Hope was held last evening at the old school-room, when about 130 teachers, scholars and friends,' partook of the cup that cheers but not inebriates. The prov vuionwasof a substantial1 character, but there was a total absence of decorations, such as evergreens, &c, for the walls, and flowers for the tables, the presence of which helps to form »'taste in the children for beautiful surroundings. The ladies, how ever, gave grace and beauty to the scene, and Jsupplied the eager expectant youngsters with what they evidently de sired more than floral offerings. The en tertainment was considerably assisted by I the excellent singing of Mr Hampson, with a portion of the Band of Hope Union Choir. Mr Caughley took the chair. Mr Bramegavean address. Eecitationß-from iW. Ellis, W. Seaming, F. Pressley, and I flute solo from T. Holt. Mr ti. Evans sane a temperance song, m which the hero after being accommodated with small but comfortable quarters by a "gentleman in blue/ thooght that> an mprovement might be made on even this, signed the pledge and went in for a luxurious dwelling of his own. Mr Abel eaveasongentitled "The Powder Monkey, ana the meeting1 closed with a vote or thanks to the ladies.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

TO-DAF'S aiITIJfG,

Mr Taiaroa'B Claim.

The report of the Native Affairs Com mittee concerning the claim of Taiaroa, which has been hanging over for many years, was laid on the table this morning, and recommended that no compensation should be granted. Taiaroa hoped that some additional evidence might be taken before the matter was concluded.—Mr Bryce objected. This commenced a debate, and the whole morning was wasted, eventually terminating by the report being referred back tp the committee for farther evidence.

(PER FHESS ASSOCIATION.)

Breach of Privilege.

The House met at noon, Mr CONOLLY brought up a question of privilege in con nection with the Railway Taxing Com mittee. There was ono resolution by Mr J. E. Brown, and others by Mr Sutton. These were printed for the information of members, but to their surprise they found them printed in tho newspapers. He simply wished to call the attention of the House to this irregularity. Major, Atkinson said the whole proceeding was most ii regular, but he thought that uo further steps would be considered necessary. Afterfurther discussion the matter dropped, The House adjourned at 1 p.m.

SHIPPING CASUALTIES.

like Barque Vabarfeidh. Mkssbs Stono Bros, have received informa tion that the barque Cabarfeidb, reported ashore at Katpara Jast evening, has been got oil' and brought to Shelly Beach, near Helensville. Capt. Ohlson thinks that with the exception of some slight damage to the rudder, the vessel has sustained very slight injury, 2he Schooner Waiivera. The Waiwera is still ashore at Gisborne. Her keel is wrenched oil' and the lower portion of tbo vessel is much damaged. Mr J. Craig received a telogram to-day stating that tho whole of the cargo of coal has been safely landod. We were slightly in error respecting ownership in our pre vious report. The voßsel is the property of Messrs 11. li. Morton and Co., I). Uoldie, aud Captain Bushcll (master), who each 1 own a third. Messrs Morton and Co. are 1 quite uninsured, but Messrs Goldie aud Bushcll are insured in the South British otnee for £200 each. The Ada C. Owen. Very little fresh information has jbeen received respecting the ada C. Owen, stranded at Weitport pa Saturday evening, As far as we can learn, she is still ashore, with little change in position.- The South British havo £650 of their policy of £1,150 on the vessel re-insured,

DARGAVILLE, this day. The Nelson Ashore. Mr F. Marriner, who crossed the Heads in the ./Bolus, cutter, after the Minnie Casey, says the Nelson got ashore again, nod was piled up amongst the breakers, [Captain Fairchild, of the Government steamer Stella, which arrived in the Mannkau this morning, states that he towed the schooner Nelson well out to sea last evening. It seems, theraforo, improbable that she should have again got ashore, It is JKgnblc the vessel ashore may be some other than the one mentioned.]

Correspondence.

THE YOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE.

(T« the Editor.)

Sir,—Because I have tabulated the vox populi on tbo above subject, I am forth with aroused, by "Old Mm of the Sea," in tbia morning's "Herald," of—(1) At tempting to undermine tho institution; ami (2) Lwt I should bo aaked for a sub •cription. Allow .me to say in reply— (1) That I rocogoise tho necessity of the institution, that 1 value its work (if pro perly applied), as highly as anyone, that I am as grateful ;n anyono else to tho lady who has inaugurated the movement; but that at tho same time, I cau. not close either my eyes to radical defects in the apparent purposes aimed at, Mid tho fatal mistakes in management, or my ears to the dissatisfaction expressed on every aide upon the points set forth in my letter of Wednesday evening. As to tho necessity of bringing forward those points, and as to their truth or otherwise, all that I oan say ia this : That, whilst it has born. stated that the> embody tho opinions of nine-tenths of the thinking and business men of Auckland, no oae hai ventured to atute them, nor would they have been ven tilated at yesterday's meeting but for my letter; and further, that when so brought forwaid, notwithstanding all the talk, they were not refuted- I suid before, and I say again, that for the management to Ignore or do without a committpe and get into dost, and then to announce the fact to a public meeting, but to obstinately with hold particulars, is Dot the way to get the debt paid. So far from undermining, I wish to solidify, and to this end I say remove the rotten foundation and put the institu tion on a sound and substantial basis, Tear a plain and honest superstructure, and the sinews of war will not be wantiog, which leads me to point (2) the assertion, as unwarranted as querulous, that I act thus to save my pocket, I have subscribed in the past. I am doing so in the present. I shall continue to do no in the future, If the conduct of tho institu tion warrants it. Once more let me urge, and that most strongly, that Uiero shall be no denominational bias about the concern, and above all let thcrp be no pant. To one application for assistance, others'as well as myself turned a deaf ear, owing to the—to us—objectionable shape in which the ap plication waa couched. Let tho Homo do its own legitimate work, and that alone, and I venture to predict prosperity and success.—Yours, &c.,

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—The principal argument adduced in favour of the abolition of capital punishment appears to be this: that, in " these days of enlightenment," etc., it is a disgrace to our civilisation. So it is; but so also is murder. "When, therefore, the "march of intellect," and the " progress of civilisation" have succeeded in eradicating the cause, there will exist no necessity for an application of the result,

Notwithstanding the strenuous and ex pensive efforts we are making to' attain unto it, that' lovely period has not' yet ar rived where wo [can truly say that, "Ingeftruas d,idicisse fideliter artes, emollit mores nee sinit esse ferns." "Would if not be better for our advanced thinkers to con centrate their gigantic intellects upon the propulsion of some scheme for the abolition of murder, and meanwhile leave us who lire in the age, and not beyond it, to tteat the brute which commits the prime as they should this subject, viz,, Drop it,

\ Mr liictmrd Moore, of North Shore, is still alive,' but grotaa weaker every day. No hopes are yef entertained of his re. covery. We are glad to learn that Or Philson. is rapidly recovering strength, and is row able to take exercise in 'the giirden. We have been requested to draw the attention of those wishing to acquire free holds in the healthy and beautifully. situated suburb of Mount Eden to the sale to be held to-morrow afternoon, at 2 -p.m., in the rooms of Mesirs Vnlle and Douglas, Shortland street, when the whole of the Bellwood Estate, on the Mount Boskill Boad, subdivided Into suitable buildiDg lots, will be submitted te public auction on unusually easy terms. ' -:

The following telegrams have passed wity reference to an alteration in Tiri Tiri light: "Auckland, 22nd' August,1 1882. Wm. Sw&nson, Es^M M.H.«., Wellington,-^ Petition regarding alteration Tiri light to throw ''red ray " on Flat Bock is now being numerously signed. Please bring matter betore Minister for Marine without delay. Cost would be comparatively trifling, ad vantages immense, as would obviate all danger from flat Bock off Kawuti .Same system now In operation on Portland Island and Brother^ Cook Sfwtf, \i Minister agree* to alteration of [ny necessity for petition. Please reply.— F. E. Compton, Chairman Auckland Har bour Board." — " "Wellington, 9.40 a.m., August 25th, 1882.-Chairman Auckland Harbour Board,'■• Auckland, — Have sub mitted your telegram to Minister Marine, who favourably entertains it, and hag given orders to have suggestion;! carried out as i far as possible.—Wai. Swanson."

HAWKESBURY GUINEAS.

(REUTERS TBLKGEAMS.)

SYDNEY, this day. THE race for the Hawkesbury Uuineaa re^ suited as follows :— Hecla 1 Jeasie 2 Vaucluse ••• 3

Hecla won easily,

BARQUE SIGNALLED.

A BAEQUB inside Xiri Tiri wa3 signalled lato this afternoon. She may prove either the Mendoza, eight days out, from Lyttel ton; Rapido, 134 days, from New York; Uemsbuck, 104 days, from New York; Kamtto, 10G days, from New York; or Astcrian, 105 days, from Liverpool.

WELLINGTON HOSPITAL INQUIRY.

WELLINGTON, this day. The enquiry by a committee of the City Council into tho management of the Howpjtal wan resumed at tho Council Chambers at 11 it m, to-day. Mr Hodgson, the dispenser, wan recalled, and questioned as to the agreement which patients were asked to sign. He suid that patients wore not asked to pay fecg either to himself or Dr Gillou, Dr Cullins and Ur Diver were the medical gentlemen whose fees the patients were asked to pay, Witnesa was never spoken to directly by the medical men oa the subject, but was asked by Dr Gillon to request the patient to sign the agreement to pay the medical fees. The patient refcrrod to by Councillor Dauks yesterday, who ob jcetcd to pay fees because he could not aii'ord to do so, was discharged from the Hospital two or three days aiterwards by Dr Diver, Witnesa did not know why he was discharged. The patient was asked to sign an agreement to pay fees to Dr Diver. He was scut back to the Hospital and re admitted on the order of one of tho Couu cillora. He had been in bed ever sinco, but got up yesterday for tho first time. It vrh five or six week« since he wan discharged by Dr Diver, Councillor Diver: remarked that when Staco came under his care he ex amined him very carefully, and came to the conclusion that he was .ill. Knowing that the man had oomc from Palmcriton, he told him he would bo better iv the country than in the wards of the Hospital, adding that he could still continue the medicine. The man was in the Hospital about a week, and, finding be did not im prove, he (Councillor Divor), acting on ibo rule of tho Hospital Kegulations, which states that "patients cured or undt tore main should be discharged." wrote "dis- Charged" upon the man's card. When he was afterwards placod under tho care of Dr Grace, tho latter wrote him a letter re ferring to the case. The letter which was read by Councillor Diver stated that Dr Grace was puzzled to know whether the man was really ill, or only suffering from' hypochondria. He asked Dr Diver if bo had formed any diagnosis, adding that the patient appeared to him to be a cautankoreus, dyspeptic, in telligent man. who had overworked him self. Councillor Diver added that if there wcro any persons who suggested that be neglected patients because they were not able to pay, he would take them before an other tribunal aud make them prove their words. It was a most unjust aud cruel thing to make assertions of this kind when there was no foundation for them. He hoped to be able to prove the truth of hia statement by the evidence of Dr. Gillou and the patient himself. Be should be able to produce evidence to show that he did not wish to make the patient pay damages. He Bi'mply wantod to pre voat imposturo on the part of persons who came to the Hospital when they were well able to pay f«es of private medical men. In reply to further questions by Coun cillor Diver, the witness (Hodgson) said he was proient when Stace wa» disohaiged. He taw sqthine whiph led him to believe' Dr. Diver wished to dis charge him, because ho refused to pay tho feos. Foraons able to pay fees came to the Hospital. He remembered no casu in which Dr. Diver had shewn neglect to a patient who had refuted to par tho fees. He had nover known Dr. Diver to get any fees from a poor person, and had never kncwii him to press a poor patient to pay. He had never known him to suggest to any of the patients that they should pay, Mr E. Shaw pointed out that in every one of the hospitals it was provided that patients ablo to do so should pay not only the 30a for maintenance, but also the tea of the hon. Medical Officer. Of course he (Mr Shaw, who appeared for Dr Gillou} could not say whether tho fees wore to go to medical officers or the Corporation.

Miss Emily Valentino, examined by tho M isyor, said one of her sisters, Clara Valen tine,died in the Hospital recently. Witness viiitcd her almost every day ; she did not tnink from what she saw she was treated wpli. Her constant cry was that sho was unkindly treated, and her last words were to that cifect. She suffered from hysteria, About a fortnight before her death, witnosa found her sister undor a table in a lit, with no one ia charge of her but a half-witted girl, who was not able to answer tho questions put to her. Her sistor said that Dr Gillon had stated that there was nothing the matter with her. Dr Collins was the honorary Dr in attendauce on the cose. On visiting her sister one day witnosa found she hap had three fits and fainted three times. Witness told Dr Collins, aid he seemed sur prised. Sho told him how she had found her sister under the table. The patient told. the witness that the nurse made her get up when she was not fit to do so. Another time she said she was made to do some washing, and showed witness a large black bruise on her hip, where she bad fallen down in a fit. Witness knew slip was ill, and thought she might be exaggerating,: but tho patients round confirmed what she said. One day witness found that she had gone without tea on the previous eight, breakfast, and lunch, and beat up two eggs for her. Her sister then said that the nnrso had not oome to ask her to have anything, and sho did not care to ask for it herself. It was the nurse Robertson who wa' the nurse referred to, Clara told hor th*t when coming out of a fit the nurses and people round called he a lunatic. She asked witness if she was a lunatic, and witness told her she was only light-headed. Clara said tho nurse told her she might kick herself about when she'woa in fits till the came round. ' Clara told her cousin, who also visited her, that a jug of water was thrown over her by nurse bobert stn.

■ By Mr Shaw : Her sister said nurae Bobertson was unkind to her. She made no oomplaint of Dr. Gillon, except that he told .her when she found a fit c»mm» on to ring the belt till her strength failed, and there was nothing the matter with her. She believed that her sister suffered from violent hysteria at times. She did not know that the proper way to traat hysteria was to pour cold water on tho head When her sinter was at ho c they were instructed to bathe her hands and head with cold water. Clara had 96 fits in four weeks, previous to going to the hospital. Some were fainting fits, some hysterical, and some epileptic fits. Mr Shaw: Do you not know that if a ' person ha* a violent fit, and is forcibly ; held, it must leave a feeling of pain after wards? Witness We tried to talk my sister out of the belief, bat she always said that slip, wa* unkindly treated. Other evidence having been heard, thn inquiry adjourned till Monday,

An accident of a somewhat serfema nature happened this afternoon to Mm McCarthy,' wife of a whaif labourer, re. siding in A'btrcrombid.strcet, she was ascending the steps leading to her boufe when her foot slipped, and she fell heavily Both bones of her leg were broken'just above the ancle. She was taken in Mr Edgar's express to the Hospital, where tho bones were stt by Dr, Cooper. The "crowbar brigade" is now a stand ing joke in the Wade district. Some time ago Major'S, gave a man and his wife per missjon to reside on a piece oE property belonging to him,. but subsequently d'B" posed oj the l»nd to a brawny'eon 01 Vulcan. iSotipe was given to the tenant-at-will to clear out, but this he refuseii to do, and all pacific measures to secure hia evacua tion proved unavailing,' he asserting he had permission to reside on the property for twelve mdnths. The sqn of Vulcan became very wroth, and, moving a nam'hQr' ef frien'dß, a little army bearigg crowbars and o't!hev bellicose wea pons proceeded to the? residence of. the tenant-nt-will, determined to eject th.c interlopers. But the 'letter1 were pre pared, and bad provided themselves wjth sinews (if war in the shape of several kettles of scalding water, The foremost of the boseigers 'received the contents of one oj these over his shoulders, and■ the "crow bar brigade " beat an ignominious rgtreat. It is said that the affair will culminate in a lawsuit.1

THE AUCKIANU IVIGBIIJXG SI Alt, FRIPA

V AUGUST 25.



Wanted. «arANTJSD, a Smart Active Eoy, one 7 T who "an milk preferred. — Apply, Moeara leaacg, Karangahapo Road. WANT JfiU, at once, alO or 12-roomed Homo. Viooent-siraet. or Groy-atreat preferred.—Apply by letter to X., cjtab Ufflca. \\r ANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply to V? John MUler, New North .Road, Rope maker. _j WANTED, two or three Improvers to the Boot Trade; oonstant work and kooii wtecs, If suitable; &Ibd, good hand for re pairing.—T. Prosier. Upper (jnnen-atreet. WANTED, a Young Girl to work two ortbree hours every morning—Apply, With references, between Q and 7 p.m. on Monday and after, to Mrs Meroer, St. Stephen's AYemae, Parnell. WANTED, a smart Lad to learn the trade; one with knowledge ot It pre forrod,-Apply to J. B. Lasgley, Builder, atjob, Mount Kpßklll Road. ANTED, respectable Girl to assist with children and In general house work.—Apply, botween 9 and 11 a.m., to Mrs W. q'horae, arace-atcoet. Ponsonby. WANTED, a respectable Lad to drive a baker's oart.—Glasgow Bakery, Wei- Ungtoa-atrtet^ * W" ANTED, a steady Man to drive a team ; also a useful hand in a timber yard.—Apply Lendrum'd ambles, or to E. (Mb bon, Onebnnga. i^ ANTED, Two Barmaids, Three Gene" " ' ral Sorvants.and a Nurse-girl at once.— Apply Armstrong and Co., Labour iixchange,l77 Queen-street. WANTED, (i Boy, able to click col.kip, watortight.aud bluchor uppcr3.—Young Bros., 8033 Boot Factory, Durham • street East. vAfANTfiD, a good steacly~M^rtor YT oartinKandpljUKhinK. Constant work for a compont driver.-J. &w. Brown. Kpaom. Wf AJN TED, at once, a smart Boy about »V io or 17 youra old to learn the painting. Goorgo Slnnott, Btanloy-Btruot, Groat North Road^ W' ANTED, a respoctable Girl abo..t 14 to mind a biby and make herself gontrally useful.—Apply at thta office. ANTED, two Good Boys to open oysters -F. WlDiump. Fish and Oyster Coaler, Queen-street Wharf. WANTI£I>, a Young Man handy with paint bnuh.—Apply O. Willliamson, Land Agent, Vulcan Lane WANTED, a strong Boy for a smith's Rhop; will be taught the trade.—Apply Vorrall & Co., Newton Coaoh Factory. WANTKD.a Smart Boy. Also, several Vehlolos for Sale.-Apply R. Bull's Coaohpaintlog and Trimming Establishment. WANTED, Coal Miners.—Apply at offloo of Walkato Coal Company, oorner Q'icen and Woat Uuean-Btroeta, W~ANi'iiD, a General Servant for~a small fttmlty,—Apply to Mrs Hewitt, Kyber Pass Road. i ANTKD SEKN-Gents' Umbrellas, 3a; Hard Felt Hats. 3s Od; Socks. 3d; Bracee. ad por pair; at Dampisr's Wakeflold street ahqpj WANTED, a respectable lfemale Her vant.—Apply Poat office; DevonporL WANT 6.D, good Tailorcssen; constant employment for Rood general hands — Apply O. Campbell. Tailor, &0., Queen-Btreet. WANTED to Purchase for cash, a good Building Allotmont within ene mile of Qaeen-street,—W. V. fitevonß.lß7. Qnoen street. WANTED, three or four Labourers, at once.—A ply to Mr Luptoo, Butcher, Mount Albert. AftTED, a good weneral Servant — Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Grafton Road. ANTED, a respectable Youth or Yeung Man accustomed to the Qrooery Business,—W. 3. Colling, flrocor, ParnelL WANTED, a Boy with some knowledge of Bootmskicg Apply to Wm. Holds worth, 18. Vlctorla-Btreet. ANTED, a Nursee;irl, not under 16 years.—Apply Utah offloo. WANTiiD, immediately, for Waitoa, a Married Oouple who understand thorough form, dairy, and house work; wages, 470 and fonpd.—Apply Clark mid Uano. WANTED, immediately, for Waitoa, a Marrtod Couple and a Boy of (say) 12 yoorg for farm work; good wago*.—Apply Clark and Gane. WANTED, a Situation as Book-keeper; tiinber-yarrt or saw-milt prefbrrpd j good reforonoeß.-Apply to Q.R., Stak oflloo, VV ANTED, a Boy and Small Uoodsman T T for To Aroha.—Apply (J. Hulme.Qaeen troot. WANTED, a Boy ablo to milk.—Apply to 6 Hnlme. Hutchor, Qneon-street WANTED, a Shopman.—Apply to G. Hnlme. Batcher, Quoon-street. WANTED, a good General servant aooustomed to children.—Apply Mrs Porolval. Green Lane. tar AJNTKD, a good Genoral Servant.— V T Apply Mrs Llnabnry, PonßOnby. ANTED, Sawyers, Machine Haads, and Yudsmen for Bush Mill.—Apply Dnlon Bash and Door 00.. Moohanloa' Bay. VV ANTED KNOWN -Meat I Meat !! V T Meat 111- That lam still selling at the lowest posßlbe prices. Cheap Bargains on Saturday Night— A. Wood & UO., Wellington s'tveor. •RANTED KNOWN, just arrived per TT last mall, " ihe Young Ladles' Journal,' Is sd; "Thfl London Journal," lid; " Ifamlly Herald," lid ; at Damplor's Furniture Shop, Hpbion-atrect. WaNThD, tho Public to Know that I havo Opened the Nowion Pawn GOlco. where I am crepared to Lend Money oa Jewel lery, Clothing. Watches, Plate, Books, Tools, or any other dotorlption of morohiyniHao.—Ja&ao Bloom, Licensed PawnbrokprV Newton. WANTED TO BKLL., Two or Three Light 'Busses ia good repair.—W. Crowther. Wellcßley-Btreet. WANTJSD to SeU, a nearly new centre board Yaoht, well found and ooppored.— O. BaUoy, -hipbuliaer. near the Dock. WANTED KNOWN—American Por trait Rooniß re opened at 177. Qnoen atreet, opposite Mortlu'e. Gcnw, two dozen for 2s 6d. ' ANTED KNOWN,—B. Bow, Vie torla-streot. gives on exceptionally high prloa (ouah on dellvory) for really i ood ifrosh Butter. ANTED KNOVfN. — Instalmenta upon Sewing Maohlnes mus be paid promptly, or legal proceedings will bo taken,— W. C Dennea, Machine Depot. Qaeen-Btreet. WANTED KNOtVH—Th,e only *"er feet Cure fqr Toothache and Neuralgia. and no oure no pay, Is by applying to Professor Gueseott, the qnly Practical Herbalist in the Ooloriy.—ahbrtland-gtreot. WANTED KNOWN—A young man oan have Board and Leanings in a quiet family, twenty minutes' walk from Queen-st,— Apply " Board," Star Office. WANTED, Tradesmen requiring their Books posted and Weekly Bills made out to know that I will do all for 7a fid per week. —T. B Hannaford, Accountant, Upper Quoen gtreot. \\r ANTED ro Sell, Bakery and, Grocery VV storo in the country, dome a good pay ing business.—For particulars apply to Messrs Brown, Barrett, & Co. ANTED TO PURCHASE, Bight roomed House in any suburb ezoept Newton and Ponsonby, with or without land.— Frlpp and Cameron, 81. Queen-street. ' WANTED SKEN-The Gents' Hand, kerohiets (ooloured and white), id; Shirting. BJd yard: 80.inoh White Sheeting, Is 4d; Grey dwuu'j Down, la Id; at Damp tor's Wakefleld-Btroet Shop; ANTED, the Public to Bee the Ad vortisement of the Vlotorla Loan Office. —B. H. KKKaiNU, Lioensed Pawnbroker, Vlo torla-street, opposlto Royal Mai) Hotel. WANTED, THE PUBLIC IO SO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE "or Books and Stationery at Kngliah Prloes Parses, If you want a good assortment to choose from Fansl Fans I Fans I Fans! Gold and Silver Jewellery, npwost designs Glycerine. ToUet, Honey, and Almond Soap Pletseqnd Lubin'a, Dolerold'9, andGosnell'i ' Soenta 3rushes and Combs, all sorts and slssea Workbpzos and Desks Photo and scrap Albums Eleotro-Flate, Clooks, Watches Toys and Games; and for anything else yon may want, Try Goodeon's London Arcade, 148, Queen-atreet. WANTED— Wan tea to Sell (Uncap) 2,000 Piooea of Spongo, from 3d to la (3d; 600 Pairs ot Vasea, 8d pair; 60 doz odd White and Gold China Cupb. 7d eaoh. 0 for 3s; 60 grosa Penholders, 2s per grbss, i for Id; 100 boxes Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2s Bd; Engraved Wine Glasses, 4d, 3s Od doz; 100 Dozen Wine Glosses, only 3d, 29 Gd dozen; Wator Bottles and Ups, from 6d to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2s 3d to 5a 6ii; Cut Tumblers, 6d, 6s 6d doz; Cheap, Tumblers, 3d. 5 for 1h ; Carved Bread plates, 2s: Bread Knives, only Gd; Eey Bings, 0d doz' Small B.rasa Patnooka, 3d; 100 doz Kngraved Oloaa Jugs, Od. 3 for 2a; Cupa and Saucers, Ss 6d and is 6d doz: Plates, Is lOd to ia Od a doz.: Lot of Onus lid eaoh ; Jugs. 2s t6 4b ; Set Glass CandleoJioks, Gd; Candles, 8d Id ; Lemon Ppel, is Od lb; Dried Apples, 6d, 3 lbs for la 3dj Staroh, 4)d lb, by the packet; Tin Matphes, Is gd doz; Plaids, 7d doa; Klmmel's B.W. Soap, 1 oakes tor Is; salad Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for la; Figs, lOd box j good Ten, la 8d lb, 2 lbs for 3s; Glass Cake Dishes. 9d; 3 for 2a; large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; 60 doz Baains. 254 toSdeaoh; 10 Accordions, frova Basd to 16a Bd; 10grosa Ploturea tni, Wrseß, only 2d each : large Picture?, Yd o»bh', 2 for Is 5 ' Teaspoons, 2d, 3d, apd <Jd; Brown Teapofa, bom i 101 to '2s; WdOB Tih-dpenoitj, 3d each; oork ' soyewflL W i B(tr/arniy' bo'ttlon of Blacking for '■ SdV 1b \titdoa (or 6d; Needleß, id. 100.3a 10001 ■ 12 doz India rubber Dolls, 9d each.; 30 Ac?, glass ; Butter Dishes, from gd td Ss 1 Letohford'fl Fur niture Polish, onlj fld la«?e "bottle, worth Is 83; ' Small battle only id, worth Sd; Day.X Martin's i Pasta BlaoWng, Bd doz: Clothaa Pene. i do? for 1 ad: i ton entrants, 4Jd lb, 3 Its forja, 12 lba foi ' saod -, good afluoe,Bd bpttle; PioSwad,7s W ! dost and tyOpen in Few Weeks, 2 Cratea d 1 Cups and Bauoers. X crate of Odd Qupa. 1 ol I Dinner Seta, and 8 bhda ot assorted Cfciaa. iw p pairs of apoctaolea, Is pair. S pairs for 3a Bd, 7i i doz; Trajs, la 6d; Rat Trafls, only Cd; 100 da c China Hgg Cupa, 3d, \b md doa: Coal Hammers ■ only Id eaoh 3 Dinner' Mats, laud net of 6;lSdoi Iron Pails, la, la Sd, and la Bd; i ton bock ' Baoon, 7d lb.-H. WATTS, Pitt-street, movlni 3 In a fsw weeks 2 doors above (nest Mr Robin on'B, TJnmnlth), .



Wancea a , WANTED, Apprentices to the Dres 1 "» making.—Miss Hoob, Seorge-strec ■ Ponßonby. i W AJNTKD, a Situation as Governess I : »" young obildren; oonotry preferred. ---' Addreaa " Governeas," Star Office. WANTED KNOWN-That a Lectui ' tt on Phonoeraphy, by Jacob Pltmai - Esq., for the benefit of St, Andrew's Prssb; terian church, will be delivered on Thursde ' j Evening, at 8 p.mi, In St. Andrew's Schoo [ room, Symonds-street. Admission, la. WANTED KNOWN and Seen-Tb Ladles' House Boots, 9s Sd J Girls' Hiftl loftged Boots is Gd: Maida" do. Ss; Ladis Hlßh-Jegged Pnrnella Boots (exhibition brand 63 6d; and a great many other lines eqoall oheap at Dampler'a Boot Shop. Vloterla-atreet, WANTED SEEH—The Glosa, 6d Cork Soles, 2J a; Lacea, 2d per dozen Trloopheroua. la Sd per botlle; at Dampier1 Wakefleld-street Bnop. WANTED KNOWN - Unredeemed Pladaea will be Bold at Mr Arthur Mart on Monday next. 28th inatant, at 11 o'olooi Forpartioulars see Advertisement In "Herald on Wednesday, 23rd, and Stab of Thuradaj Mth Inatant.-Jameß Hae. Pawnbroker. ■i-'^nri" A YouDgMan with ai>°T *Uv v/ wishes to join another t Paying Boßlness,—Address "Business," Sta Office. To Let. TO. LET, in Conquest Place, Parnell 2 comfortable Cottages, almost now, 6 un< 0 rooms Apply 8. Meekan, Parnell Rise. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom and Sit ting Room, with use of Kltohen if rt quired. Terma moderate.—Apply this office, O LET, Shop, with G-roomed Hous> attaohed. There Is a very steady btwlnea In connection with the shop, which is we] fitted, Ko —Apply, Mr J. B. Jaokaon, Lome street, oppoalte Lorno-atroat Hall. ' I W) LKT, a Furnished House of 8 rooms ■ with a good Piano. Thero is Stable Buggr-houae. and Tennla Court.—Apply to J M. and J. Mowbray. 42. Qneea^treet. rpo LET, New Four-roomed Cottape of M. Brighton Road; every oonvenlenoo, oven grate, Ko.—Apply to m, Marriott, Grocer, Uppei ParnelL TO LET, Shop and Dwelling in Victoria street-Apply W. Qadd'a Oheap ifruli DopOt. oornor VlotorlaandNelflonstroeta. KmniJKKA.— To Let, a Family Resi deaoe of eleven rooms and b&th-roo» together with a good two-stalled stable nn< ooaoh house, and about S aoros of land, sltnati oa tho Brighton Road, Romurra. The house bai {ast bees repaired and painted throughout and haa together with th-j outbuildings beei oompletely renovated, —Apply to F. Nutter Agent, yort-atrcet, Auokland. fJW MKIIU HANTS, LlVfiltY STABLI! X KKKPKRS, AND OTHKRB REQUIRING LARGE PREMISES IN THK OKNX'KIf OI THE CITY. TO LBT OR LKA.3K—Thoeo extensive Pro mlseo In Dnrham-atreet adjoining tho Haymor ket, at present occupied by Baa ton Brothero Coach builders, who are removing to their new proininca In Wakoileld-street, oppoalte Heasn Qarrett Bros. Apply DISTENT BROa, Dnrham-atreet. qn o L iB t, DAIRY FARM-A very desirable UtUc Dairy Farm, eitrjata at Mangere, Rent mode rate and terms caiy. D. F. EVANS, 88TATK AQEST, APCKLASP. ry O L E T. MOUNT EDEK-Most Desirable Residence, quite new, and thoroughly well finished, 7 rooms, wash-honio, &0.. &C. GKUKGK-STRKET. Ponaonby- Honse, 5 rooms, large allotmont, Sco,, tea. HELVOHU - aTRBBT, Ponsonby — Teelrable vnia Resldenoe, 7 rooms, pantry, dairy, Btable, buggy-house, So., &o. OOLLEQE HILL, Ponsonby-New Houso, of 6 rooms, pantry, tank, tec., &o. D. F. EVANS, Egtate Agent, Queen-Btreet. OFFICE TO LET.—Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Qaeen-streot Meetings. "jyORTH BHQR^ REQATI'A CLUB. A Committee Keptinc; of tho above Olnb will be hold at the Masonla Hotel, Dovanport, on MONDAY next, tho B3tl» instant, at 7.30 p.m. Bualno.-o t To oonsldor the Best Style ot Whale- Hoata for the oomlng Regatta. Persons Inter ested are respectfully Invited to attend. OHAS. C. DACRE, Hon. See. lO.G T,-The Lodge Guiding Star, No. ■ 11, assldtad by members of sister Lodges, will give a Maaloal and Literary Kuterialn merit. In thn Kilerslle bchool-houoe, on MON DAY KVKNING, 23th auguot, 1832. Bra Jno. Jenkln, G.W.C.T., N.Z, In the chair. Doors open'at 7, to commence at 7.80 i J. a ANGUS, Sec of Committee. New Teas. T^EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883. The undersigned bega to notify the arrival, per 8.8. Ringarooma (transhipped ez S.B. Hun garian, bom Foo Chow), of a fubtheb shipment New Teas i JNTew Teasi Consisting; ot— »V Z iifkO T>AOKAGEB, INCLUDING SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINK TEAS. mr Samples for Liquoring on application, "ffil H. B. Morton. 28tUJr\ly. 1882. J^/Ews Tea, REWB TEA RBWB TEi REW'B TEA KKWS TEi REW3 TEA FOB REW'B TKi RKW'd TEA RKW'B TB/ REW-S TEA FLAVOUR, KKW'B TK/ RKWB TEA RBW'B TB/ RE Wg TKA FOB KKW'B TK/ REW'd TEA RWd TEi RttW'S TEA STRENQTH. HBW'S TEi REW'B TEA BKWS TK* REW'S TKA FOB REWS TEi HKW'S TKA • RBW'B TEi RKW'B TRA Q U A LI TV, RKWB TKi RKW'B TKA REW"B T&i RKW'a TEA CANNOT »KW'i ™ RKW'd TKA BS^; 8 IV, RBW'S TEA DB REWfI TEJ RKW'S TBA RKW'B TKj REW^S TEA EXCELLED. REWB TKj BKWd TKA RKW'B TE< REW'S TBA RBW'S TKj City X aA MAKT< VICroBIA-STUIUBT, "JO-EW SEASON'S TEAE A FCETHKB SHIPMBNT OF NEW SKASOH' QPREAD TjiAGLE mEAS (IN HALF-Cn.EBTS AND BOXES). BavtoK oome to hand per s.s. Hero (transhlppe ex 8.8. Hungarian), and being adyleod of 1 other Shipments now due at Mel-. i bourne, I aEj p^opATOd Quote | at Lowest Rates, • - £ ' SAMITLEfIFOEHQUOEXNGONAPPLIOATIO: 9 V i JOHN BUCHANAN, z " I CtrSTOM-EpUSK-STEE^T,



For Saie, ■s- TMPOBTANT NOIICJ >t, A Xn a few days I shall ba able to show a Pie — ot tho New Portion or the BOCKST NOO 10 VOIiCANJ.O LaNU, which is just comintf int — the market. ri) Inspection Invited. j- F. G. EWINGTON. £ TfOR SALE, a Nice Grocery Business,- X 1 -John Barle, High-street. [c iLftoß SALE, a First-class and WelJ • a . A' established Bread and Small Goods Boa: ia' ncsa In the boat rj»rt of Qaeen-atreet, doing ), splendid trade. Particulars on apply inn at thl ly offlofl. Prlnclpnla only dealt with. i. IT OK SALE, Large Allotment, splendi. ; A.1 view, at J£den Terrace.—Apply F. ju i ; Morley, Brocer. >B IJIOR SALE, very cheap, Spring Cart ■■- Horse and Harness; owner no nae fo d them.-Apply W. A Thomas's New Store a Wooa-atreet. Ponaonby. f.; "TkEVONPOKT.-Seven Fine Volcanl. T JLJ Allotments In the centre oC Devonpor '• for Sale; rich land, magnificent view; one; - tormi. Also, to Let, a very Neat cottage, ox C cehently furnlehocl.—Oliver Mays, Pofit-ofHo ti Store. Uevonport. BDIOK SALE. . C . ALLOTMENTS. - PONSONBY ROAD-Valuablo Business Sib (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. OOUjKOK ROAD-Allotment 33 x 100, £5 pa: toot I NORFOI/K-STRBKT-Oholoo Allotment, 8200 I NEWTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100. £15. HXIiHRaiilK (olose to atatlon(-i-»ore. eaon «;c Kaay terms. ;• Also, several desirable Oottasea on terms ti j- salt purchasers. Labour KxohaHßo and Rstato AReno c High-street.—A. T. CuTter. Manag r a If OK IMMEDIATE SALE, i- BPRING-STRKKT, PONSONBY. - Splendlc BnlldlDK Sites, partly (enood, high ground, ex ' cellent position. Price, only £2 per loot. Muai • be sold at once. !> ■ D. P. KVANS. ■ Kstato Agent. \ T^ GR IMMEDIATESAIiK, • To Milliners, Dressmakers, and Others.—A c capital opening in a first olaas position. There . is already established a very good Draper Bust . ness, tho stock of which can be taken at a valua t tlon. The promises are new, oommodions. and thoroughly adapted for this line of bnslnees, . besides tho position, which Is sooond to none In any of tho Auckland suburbs. Bent very easy, , D. F. BVANSJ, 1 621 KBtate Agent, Auckland. I mo CuAuH- PROPRIETORS AND i, JL OrHKRS. 'i A splendid Opening and Capital Invoatmont, being tho GOODWILL, W -RKING PiiANT, C and Abtj APPLIANCES Of a ffIRSf-CLAS3 . 'BUS BUSINESS, in fact, second to none in ;. Anokland or Suburbs, llio Omnibuses (some of whloh are almost new) are In flrat-olaas working order, fitted with latest Improvements and conveniences. The Horges are thoroughly • staunoh and strong, which an inspection will " prove. Harness consists of Nine Selß Double • Harness, all complete and in flrst-olasa order, ' and all necessary appliances. Stables (in city) 9 convenient and commodious; together with a largo quanity of Fodder. The whole Lot Is now placed In my hands for immediate Sale, and those in this line of bnel. ' ness should avail themselves of this splendid • opportunity of scouring a flrst-olass paying oonoern, > Foil particulars from D. g. KVAN3. jm or s a l c. MOUNT SDEN-Handsome Villa Residence, now and thoroughly well finished, containing 7 rooms, lofty and upaoloua, wash house, largo ' cistern, &o.; good oorner allotmont, about G6 z 180. This honso Is faithf ally bnlit, of flrst-olass : timber, and will bear any amount of Inapootlon. Situate about 5 minutes t torn railway station, Prloe. only £675. fijffl D. F. EVANS, i Katnto Agent, Oman-street. 'Xf OK IMMEDIATE SALE. ■ GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ondfli bow win dowa, &0., &o.: freehold Allqtmtnts, eaoh S3 x 90, drained and fenced. Now let to good ten ants. Prloe, £300 each, or £520 for the lot. Situate boat nart of Graoe-streot, fonasnby. D, F. KVANS, Kstato Agent. ' B«B IMMEDIATE SALE, MOUNT ALBERT-2 aores Voloanio Lana, together with new Hooso of Five Rooms (not guiio finished). Stable. Piggery, Fowl-house. fee.) weU.foncod; near Mount Albert Hall. Price, £230; terms, easy, D, F. BVAN3, Estate Agent LpOK SALE, 14 Years' Lease of One or F Two Acrea, Splendid Building Site, scoria and (tolttvated). Mount Kdon (Epsom), near Newmarket; on one portion is erected a com ortable Cottacre of five rooms, also small stable. Purchaser building one or two bouses value £200 to £600 will nave one-halt valne returned in money at end of term.—For particulars apply to D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet, or O. T. Wren. Remnora. j^ os h z z c. TJKBIRABLE PROPERTY, oonslstlngot Six roomed House, commodious and oomtortable; also a pretty gable end verandah Cottage with large bow window; large corner allotment, pleasantly situated In at. George's Bay Road, irnelL For immediate sale, as the owner la leaving for the Siuth. tMS) D. F. EVAN.S. Estate Agent< p O X SALE. PROPKRT^KS, Largo and Small. In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately. Bee Star Saturday Supplement for a few and more on application to tho undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every taolllty given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. Queon-stroot. ;pARM FOR SALE. — BAKGaIN. A very comfortable little Farm, consisting of 121 acres real good fertile land, with subotantial Homestead, extensive Outbuildings, etc eto.; good Orchard, Bnan, fee.; near a School and ! Hallway station. This la'for absolute sale: no reasonable offer refused: owner most realise. D. F. EVA N S, Estate Agent, (517) O X SALE KLLBRBLlß—Handsome Villa Residence, containing 6 rooms, pantry, Sco.i large bow window.. ' Finished fa a superior manner. English Rantfo and Register Grata, Tank. Gal vanised Iron Stable. Ooaoh-houso, and Store; ' Garden In cultivation, fruit and ornamantal trees. Corner Allotment 66 x U5, Two minutes walk from Railway Station on .Fanmure Road. A really eholoo llttlo property. Prloe, £130; terms easy, D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent. > U1 O X SALE, NEWMARKET. — Very desirable business premlsos, situate in Eyber Pass, near New market. Also, three Houses and Allotments In eamo valuable locality.—Full particulars on application to D. F. EVANB, 651 Estate Agent. Ljl O R~~ S^ A 5 IT Handsome and Thoroughly Well-fornlshed VILLA KKSIDKN.OK andUroondsln Arthur ;reot, Ponsonby. Hooße oontalns 6 rooms (bo . sldea pantry and Bpnllerj), Bpapions and lofty, In flrst-plass order, replete with many oomfor U iind oonvenienoeg; surrounded by allotment, about 112 x 129. in pretty fiowor garden, &o, This property loan, with oonfldonco leoommeni to any one wanting to nnrohaso a real Bubstan Ual i(nd fnithlfllly Iralft house. Full particulars from D. F. EVANB, (52T) Batate Agent, Qaeen-Btreet. TDT O B SALE, I HOTEL. —For Sale, the Lease, Goodwill f Btooftr, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, qotni J- a good and Bteadily improving business. Thi •■ House, oontalnlng 12 rooma and. bar. (a new • well finished, and. handsomely furnished, Termi *■ made easy. j- For partlonlan apply to v~ D. F.EVANS, • 636 Estate Agent. Queen-street. ijmOß SALE i. MOUNT EDEN, neat Toll-bar. 1 Splendid Allotmont 99 x 193, cultivates, wit! 1 New Cottage of i rooms; large Amerioan cook a. In? Stove; good water supply; main roai 1 frontage. A flretolaaa building alto. t V. F. EVANS, . Bstate Agent F. J, MOSSJ. IW. F. O'SULLITA] FJ. MOBS & CO, • LAND ANil KSTAT3 AQBWm, SHORTUHPdStqKKI! Ft R SALE. A Large Allotment in Brighton Road, Panel SO Acres Good Flat Land, S miles from Auc! land, olos.e to railway station, 110 Aores near Toaban; 60 aores ta grass, n matador open fern and bush, Prloe, fiSOO. 88 Acres Olose to the Wbangarata Rallwa Station, all Improved, with a house, stabli 3. barn, &a; wall BOitea for trait growing, ' S3 feet frontage to Symonda-street, with built ing;, 10 Aoros Land, with sea frontage, 9 mugs f:toi town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 pc i a aore. " COO Acres, partly Improved. 13 miles fcoi Anokland, and 1 mile from railway station good 8-roomed Hoosa, and all necessary on buildings. £316s per acre, A Splendid: Allotment in Harding-street, 70ft t iftJK—£soo, Also, An Allotmont In Inkormann-street—£loo. House of 7 rooms, 1U rrUnntea' walk txopx Po Ofnoe. In addition to the absve, we baro a Lart Number of Town and Gonntry Properties ft S? le{ l 7ID.w n t dllsS BOJa9 Lwße Blooka of Lanrl I the Walkato Di^triot V. 3. MOSS & CO,, Shortlana-Btreet TUST LANDEI 0,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 00,000 Escalator Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman "^ 20,000 Dnoheaa (Pure TnrMßh) Cigarettes. PAKTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS,, QUEEN-STK^ET.. {tor continuation «m birel Paae



_ Public Notices. E, ' ~ ln ]W AP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, kJ bukwino THE TOWNS AND VILLAGE 3. THK ROADS. RIVERS, RAILWAYS, CANALS, PYRAMIDS. &C &o. a PRICE: — THREEPENCE. Is d v Procurable at the Kvkning Star Offloa, Wyndham-street ). JV O T I C J5, ? t The Premises of the late John Smith, Draper. ' will CLOSK on SATURDAYS, at 930 p.m.. until * further notloe. b .. Customers will ploaso make their purchases ° before that time. . JANE SMITH. fcp E N C I ~N G c ■-' ot every desoriptloa put np by contract, Nobody oan do it oheaper or better than Bam. r White. Paling ifenoes, post and rail; Wire and Picket Fences ot every sort. Prices on I. application. All kinds ot Gates made to order, and fixed where required. Fenoea Painted. I, Poats. Kails, Palings, Shingles,. House Blocks, &c, for salo at yards, 0 SAM. WHITK, Fencer, Gore-street (noar Brltomart Hotel. j^OUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. Notloo is hereby glvon, that It is the Intention 1 Of tho Mount Edon Road Board, ln accordance . with L the Pnblio Works Act, 1876, on the t 4th day of September. 1882, to place a Toll Bar on the Mount Rosklll Koad, at which the fol lowing tolls will be levied,ivlz. :— For ovary cart, or other description of vehicle, drawn by one horse, carting > Hoorlaaah „ „ .. „ .. EaOd For evory additional boreo „ „ OaSd k For every oart, or other description of > vehloie, drawn by one horse, carting any description of Btono or metal _ 2a fid For every additional home „ _ osßd I JOSUPH POTTKR, Chairman. «th AngUßt, 1882. I ———____^_^_____^___ A UOKLAND SAVINGS BANK. Tho Trustees are prepared to Lend Money i on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 and upwards. Mortgages oan be redeemed by quarterly Instalments. Applications for loans to be snnt ln by SATURDAY, tho 2nd Soptom ' ber, 1883. : R. CAMERON, ' Manager. ■ Temporary Offloes i Darby-street. ! A UCKLAND PHONOGRAPHIC SO ±\ OIKTY.— Shorthand Classes are con noted by Mr F. W. Johnson, Certificated T9aoher of Phonography, at the Temperanoe Hall, on Tuesday Evenings. Elementary Class 730 p.m., Advanced Class, 8,30 p.m. Fees, 69 64 per quarter Irr Elementary Class, 10a 6d per annum Advanced Class.—F, M, Hay. Hon. Sec retary. JIT ONEYOW DEPOSIT. THE INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANBNT BUILDING, LAND, AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND are prepared to receive Money on Deposit at interest for suoh short or long periods aa may suit de positors! GEORGE FRASER, Manager. PROBE IT TO THE BOTTOM AND YOU WILL FIND IB IT E TjKWIB' rjUSTOM-HOUBE-STRB_T HASTES CHEAPEST AND BKST ASSOSTUBKT OF China. CJ-lass. & Earthh!Nware IN THK CITY. SURPLUS STOCK ON HAND BELLING AT ENORMOUS REDUCTION I WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANT. AGBNT FOIEI WALBTCB'S OBLBBSATBD Si3otch Whisky. GRIFFIN'S SPARKLING ALES, Spsolal Shipment, now to hand. BASS'S ALS AND GUINESS'S STOUT. E, LEWIS -9 CUSTOM.HOUSE-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND, THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AMD PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part ot the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies i— A. R. Ladd, Oab'tmaker __arangahape Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Pan son by Road C Blrnle. Baker _ _Aroh Hill J, Reid, Cabinetmaker .Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-Bt. S. Reid. Grocer _ .Corner of Kyber Pass and Graf ton Roads W. S. Collins, Grocer .. Parnell A. Heldt, Cablnetmnkor _ Newmarket. DKMVKRIESI- Town Hourly. Suburban 1 v a.m. and S p.nai No. 70, Telephone Exchange, HKAD OFFICE t- NATHAN'S BOND, OUBTOMBOUBB-BTBSBT, fIIiAKK- BROTHERS, \J ARTIST PHOTOGR-PHERB (OPPOBISa OTIOH BAITE), QUIIS-SIBIIT, AtrOEEiAKD. . Photography In the Latest and Mod I Faahlonable Stylos, Executed ia a manner Unsurpassed In the OolonlM. ; All PnotoßTßjjha token by tha ixßuxumom pbookeb, 1 lAßcm oomjotiok mw ____hd raws ' Alwati on Hand I J CHINA. J ' T^NGLISH. FRENCH, AUSTRIAN iU AND AMEBJOAN GOODS. Direct at lowest Poseible Prloos, G. Browning ' Invltsa attoatlon to his Splendid Assortment ot NEW GOODS. M Just Opened, P» > A SPEOIAt, LINK OF FBBNOH VABKB. » " > j Wonderful Value in 3 * S CHINA TKA BKRVIOES; S * <d FuU seta of 41 pieces. Sis. a 1 J CHINA. CUPS AND SAUOBRB, 3 ■ O 7b a dozen. 1 And Every Description of _ CROCKERY AND FANCY GOODS _ AT FBIOBS SKYER BEFOBB P SNOWff IN AUOKtANB, ' <JS- CASH TRADE ONLY, fti, li n T>ROWNINa, 867. QUEEN * VT. JD STREBT (near Market ? Entbanob). Established 1865. * j! FANCY GOODS. | ■pa RL V CLOSING, 1 QLANVILL. a, "ellyett bag to inform their Customers and the public generally that . oniand after SATURDAY, S«pt. 2nd, they will ? OLOSK their Eatablishmet at 0 p.m. thronghont •: the week, Saturdays lnolnded.-'GLANVILLE a and ELLYBTT, Tea Dealen and Giooow, 141, Queen-etrest.—Au«[ust §let twow Oh sale. X NEVADA SILVER BPOONS ANDi PORKB; » Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 46, QUEBN-BTUKKT, U Opposite the Town Clock. '"gPECIAt NOTICE, 3, I. —- I T. &H. Cooke, ij %. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTKRERB, &0., >y HAVE REMOVED' at ** . TO THEIR In _ Nbw Pbkmisks in Viotobia-bt« Three Doors Above Thsathk BuitDisoa. _•"■ i\ TO £10,000 LEWX on Bnlldi-X aLfJL" Booletriir_olplee,oronothertem— to boi* bonowers. Allotments booght and Hoosea built on weekly payment system. MortKases and Loans negotiated. See list oJ Properties for sale on Ith Bam. B*x ocr oenfc allowed cm money deposited tor Investment. ---— C. Wuxi amsos. Land, ■ Estate and Financial .sent and Valuator. V_oan Lane.



} Personal.. TF this should moot the eye of ALFRED JL RKKD. formerly of Wooiwloh or Llme lioußo. KiiKlai-a. ho oan hear of his oonsln. Annie Lewsoo, by nppljiug at .Mrs Wright's Grooery, Shortland-Btreet. pARL JORGEN ALDO KASMOSdBN", v_/ formerly rosldlnir at Whangarei, Is re quested to call at the Danish Consulate. Fort- Btreet, Auokland. - Franz Kammer, Danish Consul. HI liiL be at Church next week. Letter at P.O. AMES A. BUKNS.—A letter for you at Mr Meara's, Bookseller, Queen-street. JLost and Forma. LOST In Qneen-istreet, or left in some shop, a email Black Far Cape.—Anyone returning the same to Aroh. Clark & Somi will bo rewarded. LOST, a Brindle Greyhound Bitch, about 7 months oia.-The finder will bo rewarded by returning the Barao to Branston and Forster. .A lbort-slroot. Anyone detaining tha same after thia date will be proßeonted. LOST, in a draper's shop in Queen street, a Parcel ot Books, on Monday, August li — Please return samo to 3. Gilbert, Chomlat, Qneen etreet. EWABU. — Lost, Brindle-and-whito BnU Pap.—John Mair, Auckland Mills, Custom houso-screot West. Board ana Kssiaence. BOARD and Residence—A vacancy for throe or f onr rospectablo young mon. also a well furnished Bitting and bedroom, with piano, suitable for married con pie or two friends, — Mrs Hastlußp, Woodbine Cottage, Grny-Btrcet. J FURNISHED J APARTMENTS, With or Without Boabd, In a Gentleman's Family. Apply at MlLLinra STOBB, Grafton Konii. f TUV-KJNUK BKOWWii HU'A'JBJU, VJT HOBBON-BTRBET, boardiiroliODOiNa__... ..10a par Week Sinulb Room » ..Mb. Ecclesiastical. fi AELIC SEEMON.-Eev.Dr. Maclcod, V?T Dovonnort. will p.-eaoh a Gaello Sermon In St. Jamos'B Church, at 3 p m., Sunday next. Tenders. TO LET BY TENDER, for One Year, a Paddock of four aorea (more or Iobb). adjoining my property at Epsom. A crop of potatoes and a crop o( green oats oan be grown anting the term. Applications will be rocolvod until THURBUAY, tho 31st Instant at my honaa.—F. Lawhy. Epsom. August 26.1882. nnaNDERS aro required for Formation of 1. a Road from Great South Road, down Granain-streot. leading to the Raoooourao.— Apply to F. J. Somerfield, Quoen-Btreot, Auok land. tor continuation, tee First Paoe. Electoral , THOROUGH OF DARNELL. ELKOTION OF COUNCILLOR. I. Jambs William Gobbet, Returning Officer for the Borough of i'arnoll, hereby glva notloo that JOHN FITT, JTOlt, And JOHN MoCONNBLL Have been duly Nominated aa Candidates for the Ofllso of Counolllor ot the Borough of Parnell. Tho POLL Will be taken for the Election of a Councillor on WKDNBSDAY, the 6th of Sep tember next, at the Borough Council Offioo, Parnell, between the hours of nine o'clock Jn tho forenoon and six a'olook In the afternoon. Dated this 25th day of August, 1882. j. W. GOSSET, Returning Offloer. Memcai. USE Marshall's Tincture of Phosphorous for Debility, with lobs ot vital power. Price, Is.—Goodaon, London Arcade, Kepler Malt Extract, The undersigned, AS AGENT, has just opened In EXCELLENT CONDITION the tot shipment of the following:— KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. Largo and Small 81ms, KEPLERS EXTRACT OF MALT, With HOFS KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With HvporaosrniTStß, KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Pjbpbihb KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With GHKincur, Food, KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Bbot and Iron. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Oil and lodide of Iron. The"Lancet' says:—"Kepler Malt Extraot Is very good, and maybe used with confidence." Beoosd Report of the Lancet" on the Kepler Malt Extract t— Kepler's Extract of Malt ia as distinct an advance in therapeutics as was the introduction of cod-llvor oil. It is one of our beat remedies for atonio dyspopslti, and is undoubtedly useful in consumption and other wtMouß diseases." Agent fou Auckland— iHKAVES AIOKITJ. \y The PHA.HMAQS. Queen at —-1 Auctions. TUESDAY, AUGUST 29. ON ACCOUNT OP WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Without Reserve. ' ■ . v - GAB RIEL LE WIS HAS received instractions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Bmith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the above date, at U o'clock, j CASE HANDSOME CRETONNES. Terms Cash, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, At 12 o'clock, CLOVES SEEDS I CLOVER SEEDS! OOWGRASSI GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Bell, at auction, at his rooms (opposite Messrs Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills). Lower Qoeon-atreet, on the above date, at 12 o'clock, 3T AN X H BEE D, as abOTO, To Close Accounts, - AT AN EARLY DATE. NORTH 0 O X E. MARINE! RESIDENCE SITES, BaauHfiUly situated on the Waitemata Harbour* half-mile frontage to deep water . and the bay. THE Proprietors, of this Estate, after re peatad enquiries from private purohasersi have determined to submit the entire lot by Auction at an early date; and it Is now being surveyed, roads made, and plans prepared, In DOlnt ot natural beauty it is unsurpassed. The views from all parts are charming and ot immense extent, embraoing Waltemata lllvor and Harbour, City ot Auokland, Remuera. Haurakl Gult to Sandsplt, Tlrl Tiri. Rangitoto. and oat to Great Barrier and Cape Golvilio. Tho soil is rloh loam, tho titree' Browing on It being 15 to 18feet high; tree ferns and native Bhrubs abound, and tor fruit growing this land cannot be bsaten. Abundance of fresh water oan bo obtained! Steamers ply regularly to tho wharf on the property, and It has also a large sea frontage. We ask those ia searoh ot a healthful pleasant home, and who do not caroto pay the enormous prices demanded for land In the immediate suburbs of the city, to visit thta property ana oonvinoe themselves. No word painting can adequately describe It. B, TONES S 0 0., Auctioneers. ON OR ABOUT THURSDAY, September 7, 1882, THE TOWNSHIP OF M O U N T A L B E B T, KNOWN AS -OAHDBRSVyL, THE undersigned is instructed to sell by public auction THE WHOLE OF THIS BPLBNDID PROPERTY, Which is now being SUBDIVIDED INTO LARGE BT7SI. NESS AND RESIDENCE SITES, Having frontages to three pnblio roads. The LARGE DWELLING - HOUSB. Wltft out-bulldlngs and extensive vineries will also be submitted for Sale, with appropriate orchard and garden grounds. The present is a rare opportunity for Mooring well oiltirated Yoloanlo Land* with warm aspect and sheltev, on Liberal Terms, which will be announced In a few days, when Piano may also ba obtained from . R, 0. GREENWOOD, ■:: -> Auottoneer; . (Continual M Fov.vth Fatjt.)