CABLEGRAMS.

[KEUTEU'S CABLEGUA.UIS.J

ARREST OF LA^D LEAGUERS FOR MUKDicR. LONDOST, August 23. Ten Land Leaguers have been arrested by the police charged with the murder of a family at Mullaghadruma, on the 18th inst. Tho informatiou upon which the arrests have been made was furnished by an eye, witness of the outrage.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Ten Murderers Identified. LONDON, August 22, 737 p.m. Ten men havo been fully identified as the perpetrators of the recent murderous "outrage in Connemara. Death of Mr Onslow. Obituary : Guildford Onslow.

R. M. COURT—This day.

(Beforo J. K. Maodonald, Knq., 8.M.)

Judgments pon Plaintiffs.—Adam Xtiy liourno v. Uoni Id Munto; claim. £19 Id] Id, promlsiory noto. coitti, £iW< (Mr tf. Hoskoth I for plaintlff).-J T. lle&riry v, A. W. Brom- | field: claim, £12 17s. dishonoured cheque, ousts, £3 7s (Mr Hrowrirtg for p.ialivJ'i).— Jumoa Stodart v. John Adams; o'alm. M Si. Tiurnan G.U. Company wild, costs, £t 2a 6d (Me Thoo. Cooper for company) —Cjitwri^ht and another V. K. O. Morgan ; clultn, £5 5j 3d. goods cup- Dllfid, oo«t8. £1 2* 6d.—Jainti Slodurt v. Ber nard McCaifory; olalTr £11 13s, rails1, co its, £2 118. Samo v. Harry Connoll, £.1 10j, 0a,'13. co ita, £1 2a 6d (Mr Thco. CooDer for plaintiff).— J. D. Phl"lps v. W. Kolly; ol« m, S>A 13, coats, £1 23 6d (Mt Geotga for pla'ntilJs).— A. Buokland v. «. tf. O. Mowbray; claim. £8 19a 6d, coatt, £3 Us (Mr Brown- Ing for plaintiff. Mr Vox proved tho claim).— Walter J. Hill v. Wm. Krownlca: olaim, £3 3a, tent of cottage, costs, IBs (Mr Browning for Dlaintlffl.—Oarthow and Co. v. Kdward Healey; olaim. £3 2a, cost*.—YonDSt Bros. v. Henry Williams: olalm. £251183 d, promissory notoand Interest, coals, £5 4s (Mrs. Heikethfor plaintifl, —Frank Williams v. W. Leo: olaiin, £133 ia. costs (Mr George for plaintiff!.—Holland and Kortzer v. 'lhos. Hijtßlns; olalm, 10s, «™pery, costs, £12a 6d (Mr K. Cooper for plaintiff^.—J. H. Drabblo v. B. O'Hara; claim, £la 10j, ootts, £1 2a Cd (Mr Keetloy for plaintiff),-H. tt. Payne T. J. C. Abemetby; olalm, £13133, costs, £2 5s (Mr Cotter for plainilft'l. Judcimbnt Summohs Oasks.—Close Bros. v. J. G. Berry: claim, £8 la lid. Mr S. Heskoth Bppsarod for the judgment creditor, and said the debtor was a timber merchant In tbo Wal kato. and the oase had bean adjoarned from time to time, and he had made no communica tion to the Court. Mr Hesfcoth submitted that hla clients were ontltlod to an order. His W or- Bhlp suggested that a letter should be Bent to defendant, to the effeot that an order would bo made on Thursday next IC he should tike no notloe of tho application.-W. H. Kenton v. George Morley: claim, £7 19a Gd. Mr Downs for judgment orediior; Mr 8. Hesketh for the debtor. It was shewn that defendant Intended to leave the colony, but Mr S. Heßketh said it was not so.-Hiß Wor ship eald it seemed pretty oleu that debtor in tended to leave the debt: he had the po»er to etophlai, however, If It was proved that he was About to leave tho colony, Mr Dowob said there was plenty ot evldenoe that the debtor wan about to return to England.—His Womhlp said hewaanotyot satisfied upon tho matter: ho would make tho order. Ordered to p.iy forth with, with coats, by tho 25th August, or 10 days In Mount Eden. DEFENDED CASH 9. Wbltehead v. Cole; claim, £6 2s Ed.— This case, wnleh was a claim for city rates piid by the plaintiff In re.ipeot of certain property in Queen-street, was argued tomfltime slnca by Ml K. Hoakoth for tho plaintiff, ana Mr Thco. Cooper for defendant.—His Worship now df livored judgraont, goins fully into t'le points dlßousseit, and deolded that the plaintiff couli Dot recover, and the plaintiff was consequently EOn-sultsd with Co3t9, Max Bohmiedel v. dt. John Kerea; claim £3 16a.—This was a cliim for attending upon do feodant's horse and supplying medicine.—Tho dofence was that plaintiff, a veterinary surgeon, had undertaken to oura the horse, and had failed toco so.—Plaintiff wild ha had no skilled witness to support bis olalm.—His Worship add he only had the evidence which was given last weok to guide him, and that shewed that plain tiff had treated the ehonldor, whoren it was Bhown that the complaint was In the loot. He did not question plaintiffa ab!Uty for one moment, but must be guided by tho evidence.— Nonsuited; coats£lll»GJ. M, Bond v. James Craig; olalm, £3 4.—Mr Thoo, Cooper for plaintiff.—This was a, claim for bntoher'a mom to dotondant andblamen, , who wara in November worsting In a etone ~ quarry at the I.nke. — DofHDdanc denied vhe debt.—Judpment for plaintiff, with Oo3ts. J, C, Maokey Sc Compsny v. a. Cannlngham ; olalm, £110s, rent.—Mr Alexandor, for plaintiff, said this action was brought to recover tho tram mentioned for use and oooupatlon of Atablea; the stables were formerly oc oapied by Mr Dornwoll, who sublet the Btables to Mr Cunningham, who gave them np wlthont dne notice, and sent iho key in a letter io Mr G Hsukntli. who aoted aa ngent for the owner.—Mr Browning appeared for defendant.—Charles Hesketh deposed that ha negotiated with Mr Cunningham for a lease of the stanlea for six years, at 25a por week, to be paid weekly. Ho had nothing to do with a lease, as Horn well, who was in Auckland about the time, arranged on that head. He (wltmjhe) save Cunningham possession. Tho former tenant had a lease of threa years.—To Mr Browning: He received the rent weekly.— Bis Worahlp said it was a verbal lease, which was bad.—Alexander Cunningham said there was some talk of a lease, but co lease was pre pared. Ha did not remember promising to take the stablos for six j ears. He would not doubt Mr Henketh's word.—Judgment for plaintiff arnica* v. Williams: olalm, 58.-Mr K. Cooper for plaintiff—Mr Blaluen for oefeudaut.—the particulars of this olaim appeared In the star of the 17th lost. The plaintifl, a oab proprietor, of Mount Eden, olaimed Ss of defendant, a driver, money advanced to piy for a license, butwlilon, it was alleged, defendant dia not prconre. It had since been ascertained that Williams did expend the money in the pur- Ob ase of a license.—Plaintiff was nonsuited, 1 Pawnbroker's License.—The application of Mr Isaao Bloom for a pawnbroker's license was *r Herapath v. Salt: olalm, £5, rent.-Mr Cotter for plaintiff.—Philip Herapnth, orohltect, de posed that ha let an allotment in Ponaonby Boad to Knooh Salt, carpenter, not in tho colony, at £3 per annum, and more than a year's rent was dne upon the same. A lease was prepared, but it could not now he found. The allotment waa quite deserted.—Alexander Thorne, solicitor's olerk, deposed to drawing up the lease and witnessing defendant's signature to the Bame.—On the application of Mr Cotter, perml°Blon was given to affix a notice on the allotment retnrnable within 16 days. John King v. Bennett; claim £26 10s.—Mr Theo. Copper for plaintiff and Mr C. S. S. George for defendant.—This case was heard last Court day, when the dofonoo set up was infanoy,and Mr Cooper then contended that tho defendant could not provo his own birth, and that iho certificate of birth produced waa only evidenca of the defendant's existence not of the date of his coming into existence.—His worship now delivered judgment, stating that he had examined the authorities citeo, and was of opinion that the evidence did not prove the ln fanoy. It would leave the door open to fraud of various Made, if the certificate was evidence of the date of the birth, especially when time was eßSential aB In the case of terms.-Judgment ior plaintiff, £2810s; costa, £5 Wi. • ; Arthur v. Skeen; olsim£lSlos.-Mr William son, for plaintiff; Mr Laishiey for defandant.— Klohard Arthur, auctioneer and land agent, deposed thst he claimed £1315s of Mr R. Skeen, commission on property in Symonds-street. At Mr Bkeen's request he went and saw the property, and was lnstraoted to advertise. The property, he was informed, was in Mr Frasera hands; but Mr Skeon said it waa withdrawn from Mr Fraser, olherw/se he ghoulo have thrown it up. He advertised, it and put np notloas of the pale; subse qentlv he was informed that the property was SJld and ho was to sendin his account, Ho did so, but had not received payment. Mr Skeon was rather excited and offered so os which he refused to tako; he demanded tho full amount, but consented to take half: he con sidered ho had a first claim.—To Mr Laiahley : Ho told Skeen that the property had been sold through his action in tho matter. Mr Praser, waa tho purchaser. Mr Fraser ndmitted that he had made a mistake.-To Mr Williamson: Many persons enquired about it.— Mr Laiahley submitted that plaintiff must be Bonin'ted, aa really there was no case to answer. He contended that Mr Arthar had not been Instrument In the sale of the property, and was not entitled to commision.—rils Wor ahlp said Mr Arthur had exerolsed the mys terious functions ot an auctioneer before the knoQkingdown day.—Aloxander Mason Wil liams, ohemist, deposed to looking for a house, and seeing the notice on the premises, and to apply to Mr Fraaer. He applied, and was in formed that the price was £600. He offered £520. Ho never law Mr Arthnr in the matter, but In comequenoe of seeing Mr Arthurs advertisement he went and closed, paying a depositor £100; the purchase money was £518. ,-HIS Worship aald Mr Wllliamß'a evidence wae against defendant.-Mr LaieWey said It wna only fair to admit that plaintiff was en titled to Judgment.—Judgment for £15, coats B2 58,-Mr LaMley Bald had he known of Mr WlHlams's evidence ho should have advi&ea a Settlement. This conolndod the business.

Dr Philson may now bo considered quite out of danger, but still his system has Buffered by the ordeal through which he ha ß naßsed* Under these circumstances an ap. plication has been sent to the. Government for a month's holiday on his behalf. The boon asked for is but a slight one, and has been well earned by the unremitting atten tion to duty and the unspa. ing physical exertion which the doctor.has cheerfully given during twenty-four year 3of public service.

' A further letter, re tramway construc tion, has reached the Council from Mr a. W.Pearson (agent for the Crossley Tele phone Co.), who, it will be • remembered, was in treaty with the, municipal authpritips for the starting of a tramway syßtem lpng heforp the JSfc aelier'B Bay Company commenced their negotiations. Writing under date July 25, and obviously in ignorance of the comple tion of the contract, he says that he gathers from newspaper and other sources that the Council negotiations with the local com nanv may prove inoperative, and that in such a case ho would start at once for Auckland and be prepared to take up the work upon terms sufficiently liberal to recoup the outlay of, himself and fil-nds. and upon conditions directly benefit ing the public rather than the Coun cil. Mr Pearson has procrastinated too long,.and contrary to his hopesand expecta tions "the local company" has get .the contract, so that Auckland can now dis pense with his visit.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR'OWN COBRESPOSBENTS.)

COROMANDEL, this day. Mr Michael Corcoran having been chaffed about being the hotelkeeper who left a letter stating ha should ba soon be in another [hemisphere, desires it should be made kuow that it was not him. He is quite satisfied with the position allotted him by Providence, and would do nothing to expedite his departure to another world. ' Captain Barry lectures on Saturday. Mr Lonergan's little child died yesterday. The body was conveyed to the steamer Coromandel, and was taken to Auckland for interment. Blve Peter.— The crushing of ten tons realised 30oza. 15dwts. of retorted gold,

11 CAMBRIDGK, this day. CHUKCH AT TAMAHERE. At a meeting of the Committee of the proposed Anglican Church, Tamahere, it was resolved to accept Mr Martyn's gene rous offer of a site. .Nearly £200 are pro mised. Mr Evans's, tender of £275 for the woiks was accepted. A bell, valued at ten guineas, has been promised by T. and S. Tho Land Court has been fixed for 28th September. HAMILTON, this day. > A deputation from the Cambridge High way Board came hero yesterday to attend the" County Council meeting, to protest against tho nction of the council in appropriating the funds, due to the Cam biidge Riding, to the Karapero Bridge, but owing to the absence ot councillors no meeting was held.

tPEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

DUNEDIN, Wednesday. FATAL ACCIDENT. James Luckey, a carter in the employ of Messrs Findlay Bros., wjs killed this afternoon, through being kicked by a horao which was rendered restive throne;li being touched by a lengthy piece of timber. He was Killed instantaneously, Ho leaves a wife and three of a family. A LOCAL BOMBAKDMENT. By a blast fired at the Caversham quarry last nipht, one or two houses in the vicinity wore damaged through stones coming through the ,I'oofs. The principal result, however, was the extreme fright sustained l>y the inhabitants, the blast being iired at midnight when all were asleep. Daylight showed the damage to be not so serious as was at first anticipated.

THE ADA C. OWEN ASHORE AT WESTPORT.

Efforts Made to Toio JELer Off.

INFORMATION has reached town of the stranding of the brigantlno, Ada C. Owen, at Westport, on Saturday evening last. She left Westport, coal-laden, Jbound for, Port Chalmers, in the afternoon, Captain Rogers being in charge. While the steamer was towing her out of the harbour, the line became en tangled with ono of the paddle wheels and snapped. Every precaution was taken to prevent the vessel getting ashore, but eventually she drifted upon the Spit, where she still lies, being high and dry at low water. On Monday eveniug 180 tuna of coal^were jettisoned In an effort to get the vessel off, but the effort proved fruitless. Acain yesterday the assisrarce of the steamer Grafton was ob tained, but she also failed to tow the vessel oil', and the latest news received was that the Ada was in a very awkward position and had but a poor chance of getting olf, without some serious damage.

The AdaC. Owen, which is well-known in Auckland, is a wooden brigantine, of 183 tons register, built at Makuiangi in 1877, and since employd in the inttrcelonial ana coastal trade. "For many year* she was in charge of Captain K. McLcod, who left the vessel about six months ago, when Captain lingers assumed command. INSUBaNCKS. The Ada C. Owen is insured as follows :— Sauth British, £1,150; JVew Zealand, £500; Batavia, £350: total, £2000. The freight is insured for £165 in the United office. The cargo, which comprises aboat 250 tons Westport coal, is not insured in Auckland, Additional particulars received by tele graph to-day appear in another column.

THE TSUKUBA

Tee Japanese corvette Tsukuba, during her stay here, has been visited by a large number of persons, who all epeak in good terms of the courtesy Bhewn by the officers and craw. It was at first expected that she would remain in New Zea land waters for about thr«« weeks, andthat after leaving this port she would visit Wellington. Recent cablegrams, hav ing reference to certain disturbances in El Cores, have, however, induced Captain ICasama to hasten his departuro, and it ia now definitely known that the Tsukuba will leave for Japan direct on Saturday next. The officers of_ the vessel express general regret that their visit here should have proved so short, and hope to see Auck land again at some future time. The members of the crew durinjj their leave on shore have conducted themselves admirably, and no reports of runaways havo reached the police. The exhibition of fire work*, as promised by Captain Kasama, tcok place last evening, and was watched with interest by a large number of peraona who had congregated on the wharves. The Mayor (Mr J. M. Clark) and several other ladies and gentlemen, were on board of the corvette. The officers of the vessel visit Mr Clark's residence, at JKemuera, this eveniag,in compliancewith previous invita tion. The crew of %he Tsukuba were thi« morning engaged in rifle drill, and later in the day 81 tons of Bay ot Islands coal was taken in from the hulk, which: had been towed alongside the previous night. The • engineer speaks highly of tho Bay coal, but cays it is not quite so good as that obtained in Japan or New castle. The Tsnkuba will again be open to the public to-morrow afternoon after 1 p.m., unless notice to the contrary is given before that time.

At the meeting of the Pitt-street Wes. leyan Mutual Improvement Association to-night, Mr \V. Cooper is to read an essay on" Confucius." • ■ >

' 1 he laying out and planting of the Albert Park is now being pushed forward us vigorously as possible, so that it n:ay be completed before the Christmas holidays. The gardener is being advised and assisted by Mr Wells, landscape gardener, of the Worth Shore, whilo the surveyor has been instructed to have the gates fixed in position as soon as possible, besides erect ing a six-feet high galvanised iron fence at tho rear of the houses fronting Bowen street,' The two Russian designed guns for the terraced battery are also to bo placed there, one on each side of the flagstaff. Mr John Hay has just presented tho city with 20 cork trees, taken from the grounds of the late Dr Sinclair, and they are to bo at once planted in the Park.

' The City' Council has a small budget of compensation claims to meditate upon,and ponder over at its meeting to-night. Mr P. McArthur. demands a sum of £400 as satisfaction for the injury done to certain property of bis, which has JOOft frontage to Victoria Quadrant, by the ■ embankment that has recently been ..constructed in Bowen-streer, ■while Mrs McLaughlin, stimulated, doubttos, by the' successful issue of Brunton's suit against the Council, claims £200 as compensation for the death of her son through the injuries he received in consequenceof the lamentable cab aceii dent in West Queen-stroet. In addition to these substantial claim!', there is one of £5 by Mr E. Butler, of ADglesea.street, whose grievance is imperfect drainage. .■

larrikinism continues to manifest itself In very objectionable forms iin all parts- of the" suburbs, and complaints^ appear to be on the increase.' This morrifng an old/ and clecrcpib qld man named 4phn rWalkei: was set upon near Shelley Beach Kpad by a number of young urchins, whp pelted, ifum unmercifully with stpnea until some pedestrians approached, The old man, however, bad hardly time to congratu late ninuelf upon bis deliverance from his young tormentors, when upon reachieg flackett he was overtaken by a sportive butcher boy, who calmly collared him by the nape of the Deck, and with a vigorous push laid him upon big back, whereupon Up performer of the heroic action took to hio heels. Ureater vigilance is. called for from the police In the detection of. offences like these, and the offenders require to ba severely dealt * ith.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR

BKUTKKS TJSLSGIIAM3.

Arabi Remains at Kafradowar.

ALEXANDRIA, August 22.

The rumour current here yesterday, that the enemy were abandoning Kafradowar, ha 3 been ascertained to be incorrect. Authentic information has been received that the rebels arc still entrenched there in great force.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

England's Action Approved. The Enropean press generally acquiesce in JJngland's occupation of the Canal. Tho rumoured_ evacuation of Kafradowar by Arabi is denied, Vigorous Action by Sir Garnet Wolseley. LONDON, August 23, 5.55 a.m. Serapeum, a town on the Canal near the Bitter Lake, has been occupied ny the Eng lish forces, and four guns have been cap tured. Arabi's Officers Deserting. Numbers of Arabia officers are deserting him. Awest of an Ex-Ministev. Mahomed, formerly Minister of Worka, has been arrested at Ismailia. 'Be Lessepps Mollified. A friendly interview has taken place be tween Sir Garnet Wolseloy and JBnron de Lessepps. The Sultan Mad. LONDON, August 23, 9.40 a.m. Tho British have cm the telegraph lines in various directions, and the Sultan is said to be infuriated at this. Reinforcement of Arabi. A train full of cavalry aro reported to havo reinforced Kafradowar. The Suez Canal, The Canal is used freely, but is pro tected by torpedoes, and patrolling is kept np. Another Victory. The enemy hare been routed at Serapeum, losing 100 men. The British lost 6. Tripoli Coming into the Field. It is repotted that Tripoli intends to re inforce and assist Arabi,

THE BANK ROBBERY AT REEDY CREEK.

MELBOURNE, Augant 14. Some further particulars hare come to light relative to the robbery of the Reedy Creek branch of the Colonial Bank of Australasia, from which it ap pears that the amount stolen was £10-18 10s, consisting of 40 £5 notes, 708 £1 notes on the Colonial Bank, £148 in mixed notes, £27 in gold, nnd £2 10s in silver. Reedy Creek is a small mining town of recent origin, situated a few miles from Kilmore. Tho business of the bauk consists chiefly of gold-buying. William Hill, manager of tho branch, states that the bank and also the safe wcie locked up as usual on Friday. During the evening he went out to see a frier d, and returned at about midnight and went to bed. The bank is a small weatherboard buildiDg attached to on hotel. Hill laid his coat over a chair, the keys beiDg then in the pocket. Though his bedroom was separated from the bank only by a thin partition, he heard no noise during the night, but in the moaning on proceeding to open the bank be found that the keys had been abstracted from his pocket. The bank door was locked, but he opened it by means of a duplicate key kept at the hotul. On enter ing the premises he found tho safe door open and all the cash gone, but C2ozs. of gold in another drawer were untouched. Tho detectives are actively inquiring into the ca«e, and consider they have a slight clue, though their task is rendered very difficult in coniequence of none of the money being identifiable.

Correspondence.

TARTARUS.

(To the Editor.)

Bi«,-Mr Brown has added nothln« to his pre vious lettar, and has not even now Riven a single precise reference to a classio author. Ba mentions sevnrel but a a before in the vaguest of terms. lam not alono in demanding that even ripe and acknowledged soholars should Bive chapter and lice (or their Quotations. I »»y aKaln that Mr Brown's authorities contra dlat eaoh other, and no two *re So exaot aiiree ment ai to the meaning ol Tartarus. The cita tion from Or Whately mv« either be lnoorreotiy given or else it is wrong. Soorates never wrote anything, he condemned the whole artot writing: and Homer does not allude to tho " aerial Tartarus." There are thre o references to Tartarus in Homer, all In the Iliad:— VIII. 13-16: XIV, 278: and IX. 668; and iv neither is there any allusion to a Bupra-ter restiial region. [3eo Gladstone's "Time and PlaoooC Homer.* p. 220, et eeq.]. If the oredl blllty ot Mr Brown's prinoipat 'witness is thus open to snsploion, it Is not unfair to conclude that the others on analysis might be found Absnt the readlne " selrola " preferred by the Revisers on aooount ot the overwhelming evi denoe in its favour, Mr Brown Beems muoh pnzzled. Bnt oan he give any other meaning to it than ••dena"or "oaves?" It certainly does not mean tropes" or "ohalßß,"as 'seirais does. The reason why the latter crept Into the text probably was that It was more usual, and aureed better with verse 6 of Jude. To oonolude the wholo dlsonaslon, 1 will aurjoin three rnlea Ol honest ex position, appUoable to any anolent books no less than- to the Sorlptnres .—I. The natural and aanal meaning of words is the right meaning, unless conclusive evldonco io the contrary ia shewn. 2. Where various lead lags occur, especially whore they are important, they omght to be clearly explains^, and their value estimated. S. Where two meanings of a word ar« possible, both should be brought for ward, and the testimony on eaoh side fairly stated. Mr Brown deliberately violated «aoh and all of these oanons in his orlgloal exposi tion ef tad Peter 11.4.- Yours, &o, Liicns.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

(To the Editor),

Bib,—May I be permitted one or two werds to show tha unreasonableness ot fcho striotures passed upon me by Mr 0. O. Davis In your issue ot B»turdav, I mosti confess that I fall to see tha neoeesity for a person who desires, in a humble way. to state his opinion on a question of DUbllo Importance through the -jrcsß. and to Indicate certain recorded f ots whicb another writer may not have jmet with, or may have overlooked, topublißh his name. It my facts are orronoonp, or my dednotiona unsound, it id open to your correspondent or any other person to prove that they are so, and the knowlodgalof my identity would not assist him, In any way. Where otitlolsm la personal, undoubtedly I agree with the sentiments expressed in the exoerpt taken from the star by Mr Oarls, that writing under the cloak of anonymity seems to show a lack ot manliness on the part of too writer. But I cannot peroeive anything per sonal In my previous letter, I bo? to, assure., yeur eorre»pondent that I bad not the romo'ost idea of ooniidering my letter as a "valiant aobUvement," and therefore he may dlswiijs the sorrow which my presumed act of weakness aroused within him, Mr Davis must have strangely1 mis-read my letter when he asserts that it shows an indifference on my part to the eternal destiny ot oulprlta," I have no Bnoh iu diffjronco. It .would afford me the utmost satisfaction and joy to think that all convict* who perish on the scaffold are reoelved at once Into the realms of eternal felicity. But with the judgment of Heaven after a criminal has paid the temporal penalty of ..his or,ime men have nothing to do. The duty ot hutntw tribunal!) U simply to ooity ont the lawg whloh experience naß ehown to be essential to the preservation ot society here on earth, May I suggest to youreorrea pondent that the application of abusive epithets Buoh as "legalised murderers," to the adminis trators of publio justice, will not answer at an equivalent for facts and argument, and that unless he and those who think with him can Shaw that human life would be equally secure without as with the death penalty for murder, the obangs he desires in the law' has small ohattoe' ot being effeoted.—l am, &0,, AIOIBUQKB.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

August 24,1882. Bank o( Now Zealand—Sellers, £2312a 6d New Zealand Insurance—7Bb ; sellers, 79a Mew Zealand Loan and Mercantile-fellers, fig 04 Auckland Timber-Sellers, £1 lOs L Aocldent Assurance—Buyers, 4s 64 Tokatea-Sellers, 9s . , \ Queen pt Boenty—lfla fld to 18s 6d:sellers, lflg Prince Imperial-Dj 3d to 9s £&; Buyers, 9s , Waltakl-28 6d Pinafore—Buyers. Is 6d; tellera, is ICId JQSBfH Btp^l, Chsrra,an.

A report is current to the effect that it Is in contemplation to eroct a bone-mill in the vicinity of the Western Springs pumping station. The residents in the neighbourhood and the City Council are strongly opposed, tp any such mill being built there and are. determined to prevent it if possible.

In consequence of cable'graphic advices received from England, Ajesßrs Oppen heimer and Company have ■ informed the City Council that they will be enabled to supply them with Swan's incandescent lamps at a reduction of 6s each on their former quotations.

THE AUCKLAND evi_«i.h<* BTAfI, THURSDAY, AUGUST 24.



Wtaxtao* WANTED, a respectable Lad to drW a baket'a cart.-Ulaagow Bakery, We llngton-strtot. ANTED, two Good Boys to ope oysters —F. Williams, Fish and Oystc Dealer, Queen-street Wharf. t WANTTD SEEN-Gents' Umbrellaf 3a; Hard Felt Hats. 3s Cd ; Books. 3d Braces, 3d per pair; at Dampiar'a Wakeflok Btree^Shop. WANTED, respectaule General Sei vant; must do plain cooking.—Mr MoQill, next Uarpentera' Arms Hotol, 11, Grej Btreet. WANTKD, Tradesmen requiring thci Books posted and Weekly Bills mad out to know that I will do all for 7s 6d per week —T. B Hantuford, Accountant, Upper Quoerj Btreut. \t7 ANTED, a good General Sorvant ?V must understand cooking—Apply thi evening at the Queen's Ferry Hotel, Vuloai Lane. ANTED, a good Barmaid.— Appl; at thß Paolflo dotel. Qneen-atreet. AJSTED, a good Plum Lor and Gas flitor; constant employment to a flral olass hand.—Apply. John Petiord, Auoklani f lumbing Workn. Hlgh-atreat and Vulcan Lane ANTED to Sell, Bakery and Grocer; Htoro in the country, doing a gooa pay Ing buslnoßß.—For pu rtioalars apply toMouar Brown, Barrett. & Co. WANTED TO PUKUUaSE, JSight roomed Houae in any suburb oxoop Nowton and Ponsonby, with or without land.- Filpp and Cameron, 81. Qneen-street. WANTED, 4 or 5 boat loads of firewood -Oliver Mays. Viototia Wharf, Dovon port, North Bhpro. ■- ANTED, rv Nurse-girl. — Applj Anchor Hotol. Qneon-stroot. \\) ANTED, Governess for Gentlcmnn'i » » family, to instruot two girls in English Musio. and Drawing.—Apply E. Honry'a lleifia try Office, Sliortlaud-stroet. ANTED, a good General Servant; reforoncesrequired.-MraWaters,Uppo] Queon-strect. WANTKD 6KEN -The Gents' Hand kerohlofs (coloured and white), -id: Shirting. Sid yard; 80 inch White Sheeting, le id; Grey bwau'd Down, Is Id; at Dampter'e Wakofleid-Btrect Shop. ANTED to Purchaao for cash, a good Building Allotment within eno mile oi Qqaen-street.—W. V. Btevons,lß7. Queen Btroot. WAN TED; a good; General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Mo Blasters, 212, Qcecn stroot. ' WANTED, throo or four Labourers, at onco.—Aiply to Mr Lupton, Butohor, Mount Albort. WANTED, two Furnished Bed-rooms and Sitting-room, with part u»u of Kitchen in a rospectablo houso near tho city.— Apply by lottor, boforo 4 o'olook on Friday, either to proprietor Star Hotol, or to B. 11. Koosing, Vlotorla Loan Office. Viotoria-Btreet. \\T ANTED, by a rcspectaolo person, to W go out Washing by the day; is a good Ironer; wonld alao do cleaning.—Apply Mrs Marsh, at Mr White's, Wollesley-atroet Woßt (oppoalte Halo-strootl. v*/ 1" ANTED KNOWN, just arrived per TT last mail," t'ho Young Ladles' Journal,' Is 6d; " The London Journal." lid; " Family Horald," lid; at Damplor's Furniture Bhop; Hobaop.atreet. ; t WAhTBD, a good uencral Servant — Apply Mrs Sloman, top of Graftoa Road. WANTED, two good Housemaids tor ilrut-olnsß hotol, OUborne; wases, 16s por weok.—Apply to Mrs Henry's Registry Ofllco. Bhortlanii-Btroet. "»» ainTED, a very respectable Shop Vl Boy; referencesroquiroi.—Jas.Adamß, Victorla-alroot. VV ANTED, a respectable Youth or V t Young Man aooumonwd to tho Grooory BnsinoßS.- W. S. Collins, Orocor, Farnell. WANTKD, a Boy with some knowledge of BootrnakUg.—Apply to Wm. HoldE wortb, -13, Victoria-street. % a/ AN 1 ED, a Lad about 16 ; must know V • town and write good hand.—Ohamota loup R cooper, Booksollers and Stationers, (jui'on-Btreot. \S; ANTED, a Nursc£;irl, not under 16 V* yoara.—Apply Btau offloo. i,-,'AwTKD, n. respectable tidy Girl * * about 10, to attond to children and do llsht hOHaehold work.—Apply to Mr R. Nairn, Grooar, Parnoll. _• WANTKU, Junior Clerk for merchant's offloe.—Apply Box No 58, Poßt-offloe, Auoklandi W ANTED, a Boy and Small Goodsman forTe Aroha.—Apply U. Hulmo.Qaoen tro3t. ANTED, a Boy ablo to milk.—Apply to G Hulino, Butcher, Qaoen-street WANTED, a Shopman.—Apply to G. Hnlme. Batoher. Quoon-B'.reot. WANTED, a good General (servant acoustomed to children.—Apply Mrs Pcrplval. Green Lnno. ANTED, a Lad to drive a baker's cart, alpo a good General Servant.—A. Pitt, Baker. Albert and Wyndham-streota. WANTED, tor a farm, a Married ( oupto without incuu.branco. man to do farm work, ■woman dairy; wages, 303 par wuok and find themsolvea. Apply by loiter.— Address RW, Box UO. P. 0.. Auokland ANTED, a strong active Lad.—Apply to A. Boanoy, Arch Hill Foundry. It snitablo will bo taught the trade. \ll7'AN'lED, for a Butcher's Shop, a TT Young Man up to his work.—F. G. Clayton, Newmarget. WANTED, an Intelligent Youth, as apprentice to the drapery, at our New market Hrnnoh.-Apply to Wm. H. Smith, 300 and 302, (juoun-Btrcot, WANTED, a Kespectatle, Well-edn oated Young Lady, as apprentice to the sales.—Apply to Wm. H. Smllh, SCO and 302, Queen-Btreot. ANTKD, a good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Linabury, Possonby. ANTED, Sawyers, Machine Hands, and Yardsmen for Bach Mill.—Apply Union Baah aud Door Co.. Meohanloa'Bay. WANTED to Purchase, Second-hand Weighing Mashlne (Averj'a).—Apply F. M. Morley. Eden Terraoe. W" AN TED to furehase, Pare bred Poultry, all vmriotlou, also Barn-door Pullets.—Address, with full particulars, TF, Btak office. . ■ WANTED, a Hooded Baggy or light Carriage.—Apply by letter, Btattng price and whore to be seen, to IMF, Star Offloe. WANTED, two respectable Working Men as Boarders in a private family.— For address apply at Wayne's Store, Kyber Pass Road. ■ WANTED, a respectable ITemale tier vant.—Apply Post offloo; Dovonport. ANTHD, good Tailoresses; constant employment for Rood general haads — Apply G. Campbell, Tailor, fco., Qneen-street. WANTED TO SELL, Two or Three Light 'Busses in good repair.—W. Crowthor, Wellesley-Btreet. WANTED, immediately, for Waitoa, a -Married Couple who understand thorough farm, dairy, and house work; wages, £70 and found.—Apply Clark and Pane. I w ANTED, immediately, for Waitoa, f V a Married Couple and a Boy of (say) 12 years for farm work; good wage!.—Apply Clark and Gane. WANTED, a Competent Hand tor tho grocery business; rauet bo well reoom mended.—Box No. 7, Poat-offlco. Wl ANTED, a Good General Servant.— V v Apply to Mrs W. A. Cromble, Prince of Wales Hote'. Hobaon street. ANTED, a good Housemaid and Waitress; must have good roferenceß. Apply to-morrow, at Commercial Hotel, Short landctraet . \\T ANTJiD to Sell, a nearly new centre- T T board Yacht, well found and coppered.— O. Bailey, shipbuilder, near the Dock. WANTED KNuwM— The only Jfer foot Cure for Toothache and Neuralk''l and no cure no pay, la by applying to Profesu..i Gnoseott, the only Praotloal Herbalist In the Colony.—Shortland-street. ■ WANTED, the Public to See the.Ad vertlsement of the Victoria Loan Offloe, —B. H, KKKBING, Licensed Pawnbroker, Vlo> torla-street. opposite Royal Mall Hotel. »ar ANTEP orders for Serge Suits, from TT 60.1 —J. h. Dslton, Faabionable Tailor, Vlotorla-BtreetEtßt. ANTED KNOWN.—R. Kew, ViO' torla-streot, gives an exceptionally high prloe (oash on delivery) (or really 1 ood Jf rest I Batter., . . \\r ANTED, a Situation as Governess te TT young obildren; country preferred.- Addreßß "Governess/ Stir Offloe. \\T ANTED KNOWN-That a Lector* v t on Phonography, by Jaoob Pitman Esq., for the benefit of St. Andrew's Presby terlan Church, will- be delivered on Thursdaj KveniiiK, at 8 p.m., in St. Andrew's Eohool room. Symonds-atraet. Admieeion, la. WAIN TED, oraers lor Tweed Suits"? 653.-J. H. Uaiton. Viotorla-atreet K«at WANTED to Kent a House of 6 or I rooms, Grafton-road, Syiaonds-atreet or Kyber Pass Road.=3\v, V. Stevens, 187 Qaoen-strej^ "; ■ . ■ • " VTTANfED| TO HIRE, a Vessel hythi YY week or month to do coasting trade any measurement from 30 to 80 tons will answer —Apply slating terms, G. F. Stovin, Insuron© Buildings, Qaeen-Btrcot, ■ ANTED KNOWN—We areSellim Mixed FirewQpd, cut and delivered, a Its Od; per ton. for cash.—J. A. Fleming & Co. Oußtom-boTIBe-streot.Weßt, ■ WANTED, THB PUBLII TO BO TO : GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE For Books and Stationery at Eogliah Prices Parses, if yon want a goon assortment t choose from Fansl Fans! Fans! Fans I Gold and Silver Jewellery, newest designs Glycerine, Toilet, Honey, and Almond Soai Eiooee and Lublu's, Delerold's, andGosnoll Boents Srushes and Combs, all sorts and sizeß Workboxes and Desks - Photo and Scrap Albums Electro-Plate, Clocks, Watohes Toys and Games; and for anything else ye may want, Try GoodEon'a London Arcade, .. WB, Qaeen-Btreot.



WftnT.efli vrrANTED KNOWN and Secn-Thi 3 1- VV Ladles' Honae Boots, 9s 6d; Girls' Hlgt lcsigad Boots, Is fin; Maids' do, Bu; Ladise - Hlgn-JegKed Purnolla Boot^ (exhibition brano) !U 53 Gil; ami a great many other lines eqnall; or cheap at IJampler'n liuot Shop, Viotorla-atreet. - \\l AM TED* SEE«—The Gloss, 6d 8, VV Cork Soles, 2Jrl; Laces, 2d per dozen 1: Tricopherous, Is 3d per bottle; at Dampier'i d- Wakefleld'Street Bnop. - ' "iTfANTiIS KNOWN — Unredeemec !'• VV Pledges will bo Sold at Mr Arthur 1 ru I Morton Monday next, 28th instant, at 11 o'olook J For particulars sco Advertisement in " Herald' on Wednesday! 23rd,and Star of Thursday, •I Mih instant.—Jamoa H&o, Pawnbroker; 10 V\r ANTEI>~~WaDtua t0 Sell luneap] If. VV 2,000 Pieces of Sponge, from 3d to Is 6d; a- 800 Pairs of Vases, 8d pair; 50 doz odd White . and Gold China Cups, Yd eaoh, 6 for 3s; 60 grose " Penholders, 2a per gross, 1 for Id; 100 bores ',' Peng, lid box, 3 boxes for 2fl 6d; Kngr&ved '" Wine Glasses,ld, 3s 61 doz; 100 Dozen Wine ■ n Glasses, only 3d, 2a 6d dozen; Water Bottles nnd Ups, from 3d to 1b 3d; Civet Stands. 2s 3d v to 6a 0i; Cut Tumblers, 6d, 5a 6d doz; Cheap " TnmbleH, 3d. 5 for In; Carved Broad Plates, - 2s; Broad Knives, only (id; Key Ulngs, 6d 9- doz; Small Brass Padlocks, 3d; 100 doz t- Kngraved Glass Jugs, l)d, 3 for 2s; Cups id and eaucers, 3s Od and Is 6d doz; Plates, a Is 10d to Is Od a doz.; Lot of Jam fid eaoh ; -• Jags. 2a to Is; Set Glass Candlesticks, 6d; y Candles, 8d lb: Lomon Peel, Is Gd lb; Dried f- Appleß, 6d, 3 lbs for Is 3d; Starch, lid lb. by the '9 packet; Tin Matches, Is 8d doz; Plaids, 7d doz; Kimmefs B.W. Soap, 7 oakes for Is; salad Oil, r 2 bottles for Is; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for '" la; Figs, lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb, 2 11 lbs for 3s; Glass Cake Dishes, Od; 3 for 2s; ~ large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2a pair; 60 doz Bosinß. 2Jd toSd eaoh; 10 Aooordlons, from f S^ 6d to 16s (Id; 10 gross Piotnreß and Versea, ~ only 2d eaoh : largo eicturos, 7d each, 2 for la; Toaßpoons, 2d, 3d, and Id; Brown Teapots, from - lOd to .2s; 12 doz Tin-openors, 3d each; cork y Borews, Id ; slipenuy bottles of Blaoklng for Sd ;Is bottles for 6d; Needlea Id 100, 3s 1000 ; - 12 doz India rubber Dolls,9d ouch ;20 doz glass s Butter Dlßhoß, from 9d to 2a; Letobford's Fur 1, nituro Polish, onlf 9d lar«o bottle, worth Is fld ; i- amall battle only Id worth 3d; Day.fc Martin's Pasto Blaoklnif, 6d doz; Clothes Pegs, 1 doz for " <M; 4 ton Currants, lid lb, 3 lbs forjs. 12 lbs for ' Sb Bd; good finuoe, 8d bottle; PlottleS, Bd, 7s Ba r doz; and to Open In Few Weoks, 2 Crates of Caps and sauoors, 1 orate of Odd Caps, 1 of . Dinner Sets, and 3 hhds ot assorted China. 400 '. pairs of Speotaoles, Is pair, 3 pairs for 2s 6d, 7s g doz; Traj s, Is Gil; Kat Traps, only Od; 100 doz a China Hgg Cups. 2d, li lOd doz: Coal Hammers, only Id ouch ; Dinner Mats, Is Od set of 6; 12 doz - Iron Palls, Is, Is Sd, and Is Od; J ton good 1 Bacon, 7d lb.—H. WATTS, Pitt-street, moving t in a few weeks 2 doors abovo (next Mr ttobln , on's, Tinsmith). • Wanted Known. It.ls the Rrowing opinion that the Best Value ■ in DRAPKKY GOODS can be had at 1 J. RENDELL'S, ' BRIGHTON HOUSE. Top or Qrey-btbeet. I A Lot of Blaok Btraw Hatt, worth from Is to ! Ss Bd, offered at Od and Is each 72-lnoh Heavy Whlto Twill Sheeting, njd r I have a Bpoolal Price, for a short time only, ' for tho Now White Crotohet Qallta-2}fds r long, 7s lid; 2}yds IODg, 9a lid; 3yds lung, 1 11 s Od. U-Uch Stout Twill Unbloaohed Sheeting, la yard ' A Lot of Axmlnstor Door Slips, sleo 30 x 12 lnohog, 2s lid, mnoh under usual prloo. ! ABGAHIST WANTED \ \J FOB ST. PAUL'S CHURCH; Auokland. ' To a thoroughly competent and experienced ' Organist, £100 per annum salary. Must be ■ member ot Churoh of England. Applications to be sent In up to 2Uth September, 188*< to Hot. • C. M. Nelson, Incumbent of St. Paul's Par . BOnaRO. Auckland. -VHfARGUNAMTIP.— Private Pupils 1 X wanted by a Cortifloatod Teaohor of ' Shorthand. Terms moderate.—Address Phono " grapher, " Froe Press" Office. ' To Let. TO LET, a furnished Bedroom and Sit ting Room, with use of Kitchen it re quired. Termg moderate.—Apply thla offloo. i rg^O LEI', a 2-roomcd Cottage—Apply 1 I to-morrow morning to Jamoa Ballantlno, Vlotorlft-struet. npb LET, Shop, with 5-rooraed Houbo 1 ft attaohed. Thorn 1b a very a toady bU9ino»s , in oonneoti*n with the shop, which la welt fitted, &o —Apply, Mr J. B. J&okson, liorno sireot. oppoaito ' orne-»treot Hall. . 'SO LEX, a Now Mix-roomed Kesidence, 1 Upper Qaeen-atreet; the rooms ate large and well-flnlßhed, with water laid on; register ' grates. coliuraßo, eto. Houtal. 18a par wook.— J. M. Lonnox, Kataie Agent. , rrO~LET, comfortable 5-roomca iiouse in I Conquest Place, and 7-ioomod Houso in . Brighton Ko»d. Pornoll.—W. and J. Frater, • Land Aganta. Qufton-Btrect. 1 r h \O LKT, a Furnished Hoaec of 8 rooms, I with a good Piano. There Is Stable, 1 Buggy-house, and Tonnis Court—Apply to J. . M. and J. Mowbray. J2. Qacen-street. rtM) LKT, a Three-roomed House with ■ X store attaohed; cowshed, pigstye, and 3 1 aores of ground, all fenced in with fiobart 1 Town palings 1 good orchard.-Apply Aurora • Hotel. rgiO LET, New Four-roomed Cottape oil' 1 Brighton Koad; overy convenience, ovon, . grate, &a—Apply to M. Marriott, Grocer. U ppor ' I'arnelU __^ rf\Q LKT, Shop and Dwelling in Victoria- JL street-Apply W. Gadd's Cheap fruit ' DepOt. oorner Victoria and Nelson Btreotß. , 1 flu MEKOHANTS, LIVurlY STABLK X KKHPKR3.ANDOTHBRBREQUIRING I LARGK PaKMISKS IN THK CENTKB OF THE CITY. TO LKT OR LttASß—Those extonilvo Pre -1 miaes in Durham-street, adjoining tho Haymar -1 ket, at present occupied by Hasten Brother?, Coach boildcrs, who are romovlng to their new promises in Wakeflold-strsot, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply BABTBN BROS., Durham-street, m O LET. MOUNT KDKY-Most Doalrablo Reeldenoe. quite new, and thoroughly well llnlehod, 7 rooms, •wash-house, &c, &o. GKOKGE-9TREKT,Ponsonby-House, 6rooms, large allotment, &0., &o ' MEI.ifOKIJ - BTKKKT. Ponsonby - Teslrablo 1 Villa Resldenoe, 7 rooms, pantry, dairy, stable, bnggy-house, ftc &o. COLLKGK HILL, Ponsonby-New House, of 6 ' rooms, pantry, tank, &c, See. 1 D. F. BVANS, Batata Agent. Qaoeo-street. KuraOEKA.— To Lot, a commodious Family Bealdeace. with about 3 aoros of and, eltunto in Eobson'a Bay Road, Kemners. containing eight rooms, bath, Foullery, and ■ o«llar. with stable and ooaehhouio. The houso has tost been put into thorough repair.—Apply to F. Natter, Agent. Fort-ctrtet, Anokland. FFICiS TO LEX.—Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-street Volunteer Notices. UCKLAND NAVAL BRIGADE. The Monthly Inspection Parade will take claco to-morrow evening, at the Drill-shod, at ' 7.30 ', N.B —Persons retaining Arms or Accoutre ; ments balonging to the Brigade after the 95th bint, will be Sued In acoordanca with reguia - tlons. ) By order of the Captain commanding. JAME3 STANLEY, Seoretary A.N.B, 1 August 2tth. 1881 Tenders. I ; - TCTEW ZEALAND KAiLWAYS. Vo.' 28 AND 29 STATION BUILDINGS CON ' . ; TRACTS. 5 Pablio Works Office, WolUngton, Augaßt 22.1882. Separate Tenders for each of the above i. named Contracts will be received at this office i- until noon on WKDNKSDAY, the Gth Septem ber, 1832 Eaoh Contraot includes tho construo - tlon of Two Fitih-olass Station-master's-and a Grto-koeper'a Honses, at specified positions on -• the Kalpara-Walkato Hallway. Plans, Sped floatlons, and Conditions of Contract can be ,' seen at this Office, at the Pablio Works Offloe, L Hamilton, and at the Warden's Offloo, Thames. ? Tenders must ba addressed to the Hod. the a' Minister for Publlo Wprksj Auokland. and . marked outside, "Tender for No. 53," and 0 "Tender for No. 28. Station Buildings." ro- Bpeotlvely. The lowest or nay tender not necessarily accepted. By oommondi 6 W. H. HALBS. '■' ' Dlstriot Engineer. 7 it k BJiREIGaT ?KOM AUCKLAND TQ 7 i? SHOKTLAND, THAMES. 7' Poblio WorkslOfiloe. Auckland, 22nd August, 1882. r e Tenders will he received at this offloe until ~ noon of WKDNKSDAY, the 6th Ppptemher, ;' 1882. for tho Conveyance ot about 44Q Tons ol „ Rails, Fastening, and Points and Crosßinge 16 from Auokland to BhOi'tland, Thames. Speolfl - cationa and conditions may be seen at this P office. Tenders must be sddreßSod to the Hon, it tho Minister for Pnblio Works. Auokland; tm£ 1 marked outside, lf Tender for Freight." The lowest or any Tender sot necessarily accepted - By oommand. '. . (Signed) W. H. HAI.K3, , 1 ■ Dlltrlot Enßlneor. OOROUGH Olr PARNEId to TQ MASiDNS. 'j'arders for the Erection ot a Retaining; Wai 1 In Cheshire-street will be received at th n Borough Counoll Office up "to 6 p.m. on MQN l's DAY, the 28th Instant. Seeclflcatlons moy b eeen on application to th.c Town Clerk, batweei the hours of 9 and 10 a.m, and i and 5 pm. The lowest or any tender not neceisaril] MoWted< B. REYNOLDS, nn Town Clerk. August 24,1882. . 2<ov cor-tluMlion. see Hirst taau



Personal. c TF this should meet the oyo of ALFRED i- JL RKrtD. formeriy of Woolwioh or Ltme »' lioussi, Jinßland, ho can hear of his ooustn, >. Annie Lowdod, by api/ljing at slra Wright's r tiTooory. Shortland-Btreet. C~IARL JORGEN aLDO HASMDSaEN, J formerly residing at Whangarel, is re ; quested, to call at the Danish Consulate. Fort s Btreat, Auokland. — Franz Knramer, Danish Consul. | I » a/ILL beat Church next week. Letter i 22 at P.O. JAMbS A. BUKNS.-A letter for you at Mr Mearß's, Bookseller, Qneen-Btreet. ) For Haie. I kTiult SALE, a First-class and Well- JO estftblished Broad and Small Goods Hnsi nons In the beßt cart of Queen-street, doing a splendid trade. Purtioalara on applying at this j offloe. Principals only dealt with. 1 Jj'Ott SaLE, Large Allotment, splendid 1X 1 view, at Kden Terrace.—Apply F. M. • Morley, urooor. ! ip OK SALE, very cheap, Spring Cart, i 1? Horae and Harness; owner no use for them.—Apply W. A. Thomas's New Store, Wooa-atreßt, Ponaonby. 1 rr\O SMALL CAPITALISTS. - For S Sale—Alßnug Uttle Country Business.— ; Apply to John Bnonanan. Custom-Bonßo-B trout. EDDIuG Rings and Keepers, 18 Carat. 18a to 20i.—Jas. Adams, Watoh maker. Vlotoria-atreet. FOR OWE MONTH.-Selling off.-AlI kinds of Millinery; no reasonable offer refmied,—Mrs Whitehoad, Milliner, Newton, ■CmTk immediate sale. MOUNT ALBERT—2 aores Voloanlo Land, tOKothor with new House of Fire Booms (cot quite- finished), atable. Piggery, Fowl-hoimo, &o.; well-fenced; near Mount Albort Hall. Price, £230; terms, easy, D, F. EVANS, Est&to Agent. |jl O X SALE. MOUNT KDEN-Handsomo Villa Residence, new and thoronghly well finished, containing 7 rooms, lofty and spacious, waeh houeo, large cistern, &c.; Rood corner allotment, about CO z 30. Tola honso Is faithfully built, of first-class timber, and will bear any amount of inspection, Bi tuato about 6 minutes from railway station. Prloe, only £075. 639 D. F. EVANS, Hetato Agent, Quean-street. T^O Jf. IMMEDI^Ti! SAL iS. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas. Ruble ends, bow win dows, &0., &c; froehold Allotments, eaoh 83 x 90, drained and foaoed. Now let to good tea ants. Prloe. £300 each, or ££20 to- the lot. Bttuate boat cart of draco-street, PuLatuby, D. F. BVANS. KBtata Agent. (513) FOR SALE, 14 Years' Lease of One or Two Aores, Splendid Building Site, scoria land (oultlvated). Mount Kdon (Epsom), near Newmarket; on one portion is ereoted a com ortablo Cottage of flve rooms, also small stub-e. Porohaser bnlldlng one or two hooses value £200 to £600 will nave one-halt value retarned In money at end of term,—For particulars apply to 1). F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen street, or C. T. Wren. Kemnera. jui v It S a L" c! DESIRABLE PROPERTY, conßlstlngof Six roomed House, oommodlons and comfortable; also a pretty gable end verandah Cottage with large bow window; large oorner allotment, pleasantly situated in St. Qcorgo's Bay Road, lfarnelL For immediate Bale, as the owner Is leaving for the South. (515) D. Y. BVANB, Estate Agenti UK O B ~ S A L E. PROPERTIES, Large and Small, In various parta and places, too numerous to advertise separately, Sco Stab Saturday Supplement for a few andmoro on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every fa«lllty given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Rotate Agent, Qaeon-etroet. ttlAKId FOR SALE. — BAKGaIN. A vory oomf ortablo little Farm, connlstlng of 121 acres real good fertile land, with substantial Homestead, extensive Outbuildings, eta. eto,; good Orchard, Bash, to; near a School and ii ail way citation. This Is for absolute sale: no reasonable offor refused; owner must realise. D. F. EVA NS, HBtate Agent. (5<7) m ok sale. KI.LKRBMK-Handsome Villa Reeldenco, containing 8 rooms, pantry, &c; large bow window. Finished In a Buperior manner. Hngllah Range and Register Grata, Tank. Gal vanised Iron Stable Coach-house, and Store; Garden In cultivation, fralt and ornamental trees. Corner Allotment 06 x 145. Two minutes wallc from Kail way Station on Panmnio Hoad. A really choioa Uttlo property, Price, £130; terms easy. D . b, EVANB , Estate Agent. |fi O It 3 A L E . NEWMARKET. - Very desirable business premises, situate in Kybor Pass, near New market. Also, three Houaos and Allotments in Eamo valuable locality.-Full partiomars on application to D. F. BVANS, 851 Estate Agent. DI O X 8 A L E. Handsome and Thoroughly WeU-farnlsbed VILLA RKSIDKNCK ana Grounds in Arthur- Btreet, Ponsonby. House oontalns 6 rooms (be sides pantry and BOulleryl.Bpaolons and lofty, in flret-claßß order, replete with many comforts and oonvenlenoes;, surronnded by allotment, about 112 x 120. in pretty flower garden, &c. This property I can with con fldenje rtoommend to any one wanting to purohase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Fail pattlcalara from D. F. KVANS, (527) Batate Agent, Qneen-street. TJI O R S A L E. HOTEL. — For Bale, the Lease, Goodwill, Stock, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, doing a good and steadily improving business. The House, containing 12 room's and bar, Is new, well finished, and handsomely furnished. Terms mado eofiy. For particulars apply to D. F. EVANS. 636 Estate Agent. Qaeen-atreet. jLji O X SALE. MOUNT EDEN, near Toll-bar. Splendid Allotmeot 99 x 193, cultivated. With New Cottage of i rooms; large Amerioan cook ing Stovo; good water supply: main road frontage. A llrat-olasa building site. V. F. EVANS. Estate Agent LI O X SALE. A RARE OPPORTONITY-Stook. Fittings, and Goodwill of o Grocery Concern In a central position In the City, doing a good and steadily soreoslng business. Lease of 1 years to ran. Kent, 25s per week. Price^ia^ 515 EBtato Agent. ■jiuß IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—bouse, 8 apartment?, almost new, and in ilrst-olass order. Freehold allot ment, 10 x 100. Splendid view city and harbour. Sitsute George-street, Pansonby, Prloe only £350. D, F. BVANS, 531 Eatato Agent, (jneen-streeti A LLOTMENTB I ALLOTMENTS I I _£jL ———— MOUNT EDEN (Main road frontage)-A few splendid level Allotments s Hrst-dnss Busi ness Sites MOUNT EDEN—Splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), firßt-olass Business Sites; about three mlnutee' walk past Toll bar MOUNT EDKN—Very desirable Villa Sites about 66 x 130, at from £100 oacb. SARSFIBLD-STRKBT (Ponsonby) — Magnifi cent ViUa Skes, commanding a splendid view of the Waitomata. These are about tho only lots for sale In this desirable locality, which Is hound to Who In value, being In tho dlreot vicinity of the contemplated bridge aorosm to Northoote. ANGLBSEA-STRKKT-40x130, for £100 GKAOK-BTRKKT-Very Choloe, at bom 45s per foot ' BTUART-STREET-.-Beautlf.ul YUlaißlteH,at 50s foot SPKINO.HTKKKT (Poitßonby)-Cheap Building, Sites. 33 x 89, at &L 2 eaoh - PONSONBY ROAD (Bayfiold)-Ono niOO Lot, 10 feet frontage, for £60 ■ ' AUBURN-STRteKT (Kyber Pass) -? Choloo Buildlne Sites, nicely planted, good well, and many appliances, tor; building, £13.0 v. r. "EVANS, BBTATK [AQBNT. Q^BEN-STRKKT (Next "Herald.") P. J. MOSB]. IW. F. O'SUtLIVAN frt J, MOSS & C 0,, X a LAND ANiJ BSTAT3 AGENTS, BHOIffILANn-BTEEEI Ft R SALS, A Large Allotment in Brighton Road, PuneU, (100x300). 30 Aoroq Gaod Flat Lfind, S. tnlloa Jrom Auck land, olpso'to railway station, 110 Aores hear Tnakou.; (3 aoros In grasa, re '■ maindor open farn and bosh. Price, £500. S3 Aores olqsb to the Whangarata Railway Station, all Improved, with a house, stable, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit growing. S3 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with build ing?. 10 Aores Land, with son frontage, D mllea from town, 1 mile Jrom railway station; £3 per ooro* 6GO Aoroo, partly Improved, 19 miles from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station; " good 8-roomod House, and all neoessary oat buildings. £315s per aore. A Bplendid Allotment in Hardlnestifeet, '/Oft by 153ft-£SOO. ■' ' *■ " ■ ■ Alap, An Allotment In Inkorm&,hn-Btreet-£IOO. House oi 1 rooms; i\> minutes' walk born Post •Office. In addition to tha above, we have a Lane Number ot Town and Country Properties for Sale. Inolndlnß some iArse Blocks of Land In tha Wolkato Ulatriot. 7. J. MOSS & CO., Shortlana-Btreet TUSK LANDED, 0.000 Old Juflgo CHsarettca 60,000 Excelsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Duchess (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes. PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMB, ' s qUBKN-BTBKKT, ■ iior continuation tee First Paae



Shipping, .oa^. in or northekn wa: JjSiP&h. * ROi- JKAIPARA. i^^^^Hf The CAMIH.It will Ball for t> HBMi—tti-agi abovo on or abaut 3 A 'rURDAI the 2Cih iDStant. For froight, &c,, anply to Jffi. MITCHBLSON & CO., 19, Qnooc-etroet Wharf. OARQUECUMBRIAFOJ 3t__|_^&3 All Accounts against the Barqn '""■'■■ ■ Cumbria mußt be rendered to th undersigned by 10 o'olook TO-MOKROW (Fr day;, the 25th Inst,, or they cannot be reoognlsec THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING 00. (limited), Agents. Auokland, 24ih Aufjuat, 1882. New Teas. _Rews Tea. REW'B TKA RKW'S TEi HEWS TKA RKW'S TEi RBW'a TEA FOR REW'B TIM R«W'd TEA BUW'S TK^ REW'B TEA FLAVOUR, KKW'B TB^ RKW'S TEA REW'B TK.B RKW'3 TKA FOB RKW'a I'Si RKW'd TEA ' RKW'd TE< RBW'S TEA STRENGTH, REW'B TKjS RKW'B TEA. RKW'S TK4 REW'B TKA FOB RKW'S TK4 HKW'S TKA HKW'd TEi RKW'B TBA QUALITY, RKW'S TKj9 RKW'S TKA REW'B TEA RKW'S TEA CANNOT KKW'B TBA RKW'S TE4. REWS TBA HKW'3 TEA BK REW'3 TB^ KKW'B TKA KKW'B T&fl RKW'B TEA EXCELLED. REWS TKA RKW'dTEA RKW'S TEA RKS?'B TKA RKW'S Tttd City Tba Makt- VIOrORIA-STRKBT. TW'EW SEASON'S TKAS. A FUETHEB SHIPMENT OF NEW SBABON'fi QPREAD TjiAGLE mEAS (In Haw-cukkts AND Boxer). Having come to hand per s.cr. Hero (transhipped ex s.B. Hungarian), and being advised of other Shipments now due at Mel bourne, I am prepared to quote at Lowest Rates. Samples fob Liquoring on Applio ationl JOHN BUCHANAN, Cr/STOM-HOUSE-STBEET, " TNDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE- X HOUSE,' 95, VICTORIA.-STKEET. Owing to the growing popularity of PURE INDIAN TKAS, and their undoubted super iority over many of the light China kinds, to gether witb their absoluto freedom from FORKTGN JJKaF, and the absence of all kinds of artificial scents Imported from SDwerlng Bhrabs, &0,, Sec, tho undersigned deems It prudent to offer his numerous Tea Patrons quotations for PURS INDIAN 'J'KAti, un mixed with China sorts. Being a Direct Importer from the famous Caloutta Tea fyndicate will be a BUffloient guarantee of their PUKITY, and also of their values, their being no intervening profit be tween him and the Syndicate. TWU 1 -PUBK BROKKN PEKOE AND SOU -* ■•■ CHONG BLKND at 2/2 * Ib. NO. O-PURK SOUCHONG AND DAR -6 JRBLING PKKOK BLKND at 2/8 V lb. NO. O-PURE PEKOE 80UCH0NG «> AND OHOIOEBT DARJEE LING BLKND at 3/ $ lb. A K.OOOTION Off 2D. 13 lb. ON 121b. PABCELS. "BERTIE SAVKRNA" hams and bacon. Quality Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/ $ to. Terms Cash. Lses by the Side. Blend Teas. Pbiobb Cubbkht. CHOICEST PUBK BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valne In the cup Is worth penoe per pound more money, Price, Is6dperlb> A SPLENDID DARJEKLING FLAVOURED MIXTOKK; guaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Teas, Prioe, 1/8 lb. 11 TEA BXTRAORDINARY I" The ready sale this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of high oared first crop India and China Teas; will Improve with lengthened brewing in the pot, and prove itself an economlo high-class Family Tea. Price, 2/6 per lb. /VERY HIGH DEEP BROWN TBA.1' A combination of some of the pdbkst, the STRONORBT, and tho RICHEST FLAVOI7RED ' Teas imported* Price, 3/per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stook of SITTINGS in London and Foophow, and the desire to make room for further shipments, the. undersigned Will sell the balanoo of Ills present stook of PURE CHINA SIFTINGa at 18. n». PER LB. (quality undeniable). - — Fredk. Whitehead, gg Y IOTOR)[A-3TRKET' Auckland Meaicaj, Q TO P your Children's Cough, with rattling 3 of phlegm in chest, by using Marshall^ lorn tuoputhlo Tincture of Ipooaouanha. Prioe, !.—Goodeon. London Arcade. r BIHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED J. that incipient oonsumphon, CHHONIO BBONOHTTIS, -STBM-, THBOAT AND IDNQ COMPLAINTS, NKRVOOS AXIS WASTING DIBKASES are permanently relieve.^, the wont symptoms arrested, and.a healthy re notion produood by ATCKIVa BYKUP OF KUOALYPTU3 WX^JH HypUt'HOrfPHITHS UK LIMH! " AWU QOININK. These great resulta are owing o the combination of OTCBVK AND BRAIN TONIO that lend increased BnstalnlnK powers to the invalid, added to whioh is the spxomo action of the Eucalyptus en the mucus mem' branca, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Dally evidence is Rfltodod ot the per manent resuscitating action ot thU romedy-rsp thas all who suffer should at qcpo make a trial of Its eminent proper ties. T^e Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate Ifi prioe, and within the reaoh of all who need it, It la a pbarmacentloal oomblna tlon of tonlo alkaloids with hypop-OS pnl too.and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetto'd under "The Trades Marks Registration Act," by Graves Aiokin, The Pharmacy, Auok land. Wholesale Agent l Th_ Nbw Slt-LAtn) DllUa COMPANX Sporting, ■\t iotorian tt| erb "s jßlelbourne Cup. 4 monster novelty company 01 above events. 10,000 investors at £ 1 eaoh, V.R.O. DERBY.-IS 2 PaiZKS. First Horse .„..„„„.. «l« Beoond.Horse U Third Horse ~..„....«„...... a Other Startera (divided) „.... „„-.... 6( Non-Btartera (divided)... „ . 181 T0ta1,... fI«K MELBOURNK OUP.-128 Pbizes. First Horse »..._*.... - filOt Second Horse „„..............-..-«.." 7( Third Horse — „......-.._ S( Other Starters (divided) ...- , 1« Non-starters (divided) 2» T0ta1.... Fiji Application by letter only, enoloslng tw stamps, with exchange on oheQuss (payable 1 bearer), or by money order, bank -notes, ( drafts. Registered letters or telegrams wl not on any account be received. Address —"ZOO JUMBO," ca^e of H, I Abbott, Box No. 2. P.ostO^ce, Auokland. UIIDELI^'T COMPANY* J66000 on £6000 Melbourne Cup. 128 NOMINATIONS. Flrat....- .. _.._.. „_.._„....£10 seconcl. - - —..... - & Third _. --. „.„«..__ 8 Other Starters (about £U oaoh) „.._„_.. 11 Non-Starters (about £20 05ch)............. 20 And Forty-reven (17) Victorian Bonds Kg (eaoh £23 Be).._^..«—«.> r »^--]:,_ Total NO. 176, Total—..«£ E»oh ProKramme No. oarrios o Double Inten —the flratiin the Nonjjnations, the second to tl BMdEV Programmeß-fil eaoh, and two 2a, stomi CheqSes (with Is exchange) to be payable on to a No.——. or to Bearer. If othertfiso draw ant will be returned. No KegUtered Letters i Telegrams. Address onlo to "Fidelity Compaßy," ca of AIS A. Cameron's Box No. 251. Dunodin.



j Public Notices. f! J) ÜBL I C NOTICE Survey Offlcn, Auckland, Aueust 23,1832. The Makarau Brldßo having been taken ove) - I by Government from the Contractor, notice Ii X ' hereby given to those persons mafelnpr use of th< I rlvor fer rafting timber or other purposes, thai r they will be held responsible for any Damage io I that may occur to the Bridge through tbeli ie I negleot or carelessness in not providing prooei 1- booms or other appliances for the sate keeping 1, and securing of such timber, r&fts, &o> By order. S. PERCY SMITH. ! Chief Surveyor, * « jtr () T I C^ is. The Premises of the late John Smith, Draper, will CLOBK on SATURDA YB, at 9 30 p. m,, until farther notice. Customers will please mako their purchases before that time. JANE SMITH. i isr ° * ° B< M All OLAIM9 apralnst the Estate of the Late I JOHN SMITH, of Auckland, Draper, mnnt be 1 sent In to the undersigned on or before the 7th i oc September next. HESKKTH & RICHMOND, i Solicitor for tho Executrix. I Auokland, August 24,1832. P~^OKTRAIT OF WINIATA, THE EPSOM MURDBRBB. i Taken December. 1875 (jnat prior to the oom- L mital of the Murder). i Ns won Bale at tho Waxworks. Prioe, Is eaoh. L Copyrightocl by O. WsiaHTMAH. 1 -pABLY CLOSING. GLANVILLE & KLLYKTT bog to Inform their Customers and the pabllo generallx that on.snd after SATURDAY,Srpt, 2nd, thoy will CLOSK their Establlshmot at 6 p.m. throughout the week, Saturdajs inoluded.-GLANVILLS and ELLYUTT, Toa Doalere and Grocers, 114, Queen-Btreet.—Autcust 2Ut , TT\KAPERY NOTICE. Having decided to carry on my Business, I beg to state tbat I will continue to sell the best makes of all Glosses of Goods, at prices that I defy oompetltion.-OHARLES ALLEN, Vic toria-street TW-.OTICE OF REMOVAL. D. N. GARNIER, 'Medical Eleotrlolan, begs to Inform his patients and tho general public that owing to the great number of persons under his treatment, he has been obliged to remove to larger and healthier premises, Upper Bymonds-st., next to Mr Hammond, Architect opposite Mrs Glover's), in whioh he is pro -1 pared to receive a greater number bf those suf • faring from any dUeaaeSi D.N.G. Is gl»d to inform thoße who ordered oleocrio batteries from him, that ho has just re ceived a limited number of the latest improved Parisian Batteries, w hloh are on sale at bis new residence. T\IBSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notice Is hereby (riven that the Partnership hitherto existing bßtween the nndersigned, ISAAC DUANK and JOHN PATTERSON, at I AuokUnd, under the' style of "Dnane and 1 Patierion," has been dissolved by mntual oon sent. All debts due to or by the late firm will be received and para by the said John Pattor- SOn, who will for the future carry on the business on his sole account. Dated at Auckland, this 21st day of Augnet, 1882. (Bkjnod) ISAAC DUANB, JOHN PATTERSON. Witness: John Smithi A UCKLAWD SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 and upwards. Mortgages can be redeemed by : quarterly Instalments. Applications for loans . to be sent In by SATURDAY, the 2nd Septem ber.lßß3. R. CAMERON. ; Manager. Temporary Offices: Darby-street TIT ONEY OH DEPOSIT. THB INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PKRMANBNT BUILDING, LAND, AND IN VESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND are prepared to receive Money on Deposit at interest for such short or long periods as mar suit de positors/ GEORGHS FB.ASER, Manager. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY DespatohGoods and Parcels of all descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheat Bath, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies :- A. R. Lftfia, Cab'tmaker _Karangahape Road W. H. Young. Grocer ..Fonsonby Koad R. Blrnle, Baker _ _ Aroh HIU J. Held, Cabinetmaker .Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-Bt S, Reid. Grocer _ .Corner of Kyber Pasa and Graf ton Roads W. a Collins, Grocer ..Pftmell A. Holdt, Cabinetmaker .Newmarket. DBLIVSRDXS !— Town Hourly. Suburban 111 a.m. and 5 p.mi No. 78, Telephone Exchange. HEAD OFFICE 1-7 1 NATHAN'S BOND, Customhouse-street. nURKU BKOTHSBS, \J ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHBRS (opposna vmoa bake), QUBKH-BTEBKT, AUO Xt A SB, Pbotognphr la the Latest and Molt Fashionable Style!, ExeonteA In , ■ manner UnaurpwteS . in the Colonies, '• AU Photographs takea by tha IHSTANTAKSOITS PBOOEBB, &ASGI COUdtOnOH KBW SEAIiAND TDHTi Alwan on Hand |TI E N C ING C of every description put up by contract. i Nobody can do It cheaper or better than Sam. White. Paling Fences, post and rail; Wire . and Picket Fences of uvery sort, Prices on application. AU kinds of Gates made to order, • and fixed where required. Fenoes Painted. > Posts. Balls, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, . &c, for sale at yards. SAM. WHITE, Fancsr, Gore-street (near Brltomart Hotel. wm O W O « SALE. NEVADA SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, IS. QUEEN-BTF,KZIf, ' Opposite the Town Clock. CjPECIAL NOTICE, T. * H, C OOKE» CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERER& &0., HAVE REMOVED TO TBKIB New Premises in Viotobia-bt. sr Thrkh Doom Above Theatre BUIIJ3INQ3. » ■ :— 5 TTOSPITAL FUR SEWING MA ,n n OHINKB.-Internftl Derangement, Stli \k Joints, nnd Broken Ports, Repaired. Nev _ Maohlnoa, «cc—lJ. a Chambers, 70, Qnoen-et. 10 jr»l i\ XO £10,000 LENT on Bulldliij 10 dbJL" Society principles, or on other term jo to suit borrowers. Allotments bought an: X) Houses built on weekly payment system X) Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Llsto XI Properties for sale on 4th page. £<x ncr oenl _ allowed on money deposited tor Investment. ---) 0 O. WrxrjAMBOK, Land. Batata and Flnanola . 0 Aaent and Valuator Voloan Lane. » i' 'i ■ » a Board ana neßiaence. (I T ODGINGS for two or thres reßpectabl JLJ Men, with board If required, In a prlvat _ lamlly, three minutes'walk f rom Queen-streel g —For addreßß apply at this offlco, I? OAKD and Residence.—A vacancy fo J» three or tour respeotable young men, als a well furnished Bitting and bedroom, wit piano, suitable for married oonple or. tw friends. — Mrs Bastings, Woodbind Cottage Qrey-street. JpUBKISHEI M APARTMENTS, 1 With or Without . Boabd, too In a Qontleman's Family. Apply at MltLßß'fl STORK, Qratton Road. is. . ™ f^OVKRNOK BROWNE HOT.SI or XX HOBSON-aTRBET, M BOABD AVD LODGJNQ __..__„ ..SOS POT W« INOLBEOOM _„_ _, . .28s,



I ijosfc and Bounci. ["1 i|S. RE-iVARP..-lost, Pox Terrier JL^F Pun. white. bbck cue Bid:: hes.il and one ear. Followed FOmo ludits from Now mar kPt to J'aruell.-Apply Siimniond and Biwa, ' Mewniarket. LOST, a Brindlo Greyhound Bitch, about 7 moaths o!d.-Tho finder will be rewarded by returning the same to Branston ana Foreter, _Übart-9treet. Anyone detaining ; the same after thla dato wIU be proieonted. t I" OST, m a draper's shop in Queen \. JLJ stroot, a Parcel of Books, on Monday. • August 14,—Please return samo to S. Gilbert, Chemist, Qneon Btreet. OSr, yesterday, between Wharf an* Upper Lorno-strcet, a LatohKey.-Flndor please return to this offlco. LOST, on the 17th instant, between Franklin Road and North Shore Ferry Company, Half a Gold Looket, containing photograph of a lady.-Klnder will be rewarded by leaving it at Messrs. Hemus and Hanna'e. Funerkl Noticea ■VfOTICE XO BJKICKJ-AYBRB. All Bricklayers arc rollolted to attend the FUNEKAL of the late Bro. Hobrht Qould, on FRIDAY, the 2otb Instant. Meeting place: St. James's Chnrob, at 2,30 p.m., WelMngton-etreeti By order, JOHN JAS. HUNTER. Seoretary. <S*A T 0.0.F.M.U.,A.D, I f§)J^t '(LOYAL PONBONBY | J^®^M» LODGES No. 6359. JR^K^fft, The Members of the (MJ/steiaNsjlSabove LodKo are re feiji^vOfrCpifquostcd to meet at the IvjSwsiii&g^l residence of oar late Jrm;\-.i -\-,.vr^ Bro. j^ q O uld. Upper Unlon-Btroot (baok of at, James's OhurcMi on FBIDaY, at S p m., to fol low the remains to their loet rcatlng place. Members of other Lodges are also Invited. Plain Mourning: Black Scarves and White Gloves. By order of the N.G. V 7. G. ALLEN. 800. Amusements. V **• ENTERTAINMENT. On FRIDAY, 25th inst., AT 7,30 P.M. Programme. Glee—" Let the Hills Reeonnd ' (Bdnley Kioh nrdß)..Berea(ord-at. Church Choir Solo-" The Pllot'V.Mr Peace Pianoforte Duet—"Poet and Peasant"(Suppe) ..MlssHayles Eolo (selected) _Miss Spry 8010— '■ Though Fortune Darkly" ("Rose Of Castille," Balfe).,. Mr Simmu Dnet, Pianoforte and Violin..Mo'sarß Talt ana Hooton Solo Selected)... Mils Gee Solo-"The Lost Chord" (Sullivan) - Mta Peace Foio..MißsH»yles G[ee-'All Among the Barley "..Berasford-st. Church Choir Readings and Recitations by Mr Spurgeon and others Conductor and Accompanist, Mr Hooton. yoVNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, 'ihe Annual CONVERSAZIONE (for Young Women) in conneotlon with the above will bo held in the Rooms of the Y.M.O.A. on WKD NKSIMY, 30th Instant. All who have at any time been members of the Institute are invited, Application for tlcketn to be made at the Insti tute as soon as possible. Friends -who aro interested are asked to contribute totho pleasuro of tho evening by lending objeots of interest, pnotos, curios, &0., and by senoing donations of (lowers. ST. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, REMUURA. A Eoireo in connection with the Sabbath Bohool wilt be held In the Church TO-MOBROW (ffridaj), the 25th Angnst. Tea on the tables at 6.30 p.m. Admission, Is. EPIPHANY CHURCH.—A Concert, in aid of the funds of the Bplphany Ghnroh will bs given in the Newton HaU on FRIDAY, 25th Instant, at 8 p.m. Admission, Is. rf IHE ANNUAL jjALL in connection X with Private Skating Club (Limited) wIU be held In the Choral Hall on FBIDAY, let September. Visitors Tlokets: Ladies. 2s; Gen tlemen, Is {.Double, Ss; to be obtained from Members of Committee. Danolng to commence at 8 o'clock.—G. J. Lewis, hon. Hecretary and Treasurer. F~ ~0. Q. T. HOPK 09 pIbNBLL LODBK. 'Basses will leave Yates'a Bhop, ParneU Bias, TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, at 8.45 o'clock, tD convey members to Onehunga. Auctions. to-morrow, 11 o'clock a.m. market-day. A RTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, -t\. FRUIT. AND GROCERY AUCTION MARK&T. AT ARTHUR'S MAKT, QUEEN STREET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls. Duoks, Geese, Turkeys, Pigeons, Fancy Birds, Oanarles. Small and Sucking Pigs Galvanlisd Iron Tank, large Turning Latho, Packing Cases, Carpenters' Benoh PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GHOCSRY DB PAKTMKNT. i oases good Canterbury Hama and Bason bare, Sundry Lots of Anokland-oured Baoon and Hams, Beef, Pork, Taranakl Butter (la jaw). Cheese, Good Table Potatoes, from the Watkato, Pnkekohe, fee, Onions. Mangolds* Carrotn. Cabbages, Herbs. Pumpkins, a few dozen of Good Fresh Kggei Flcar. OAts. Oatmeal. Meal of good quality 10 Kegs Nulls, assorted FRUlT.—Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Bananafe Cocoannts A Well-assorted Lot of Garden Benin 10 Bags of Oysters GROCERIHB.-4 Cases of Good Coooa, in Ons. to olose consignments; a, small bulnneo of i stock of Groceries—Tea, in half-ohestß aoC boxes, Coffdo, Sugar, Bt&roh, Blue, Soar. Oandlea, Biaoults, Lollies. Sardines, Vestas, Blacking, White Load, fee., &c ™"~» IFURNITURK DEPARTMENT - ON BALK PEIVATEIY, a"j> AUCTION TOtCfiS Household Furniture and Requisites In groat variety* suitable for all classes, of English. American, and Colonial make: a lanta assortment of Iran Bedsteads and Cote, well-made mattrasses* of all kinds. Pal' liasses. a Superior Feather Bed. Pillows,* Mangle, Set Skittles and Balls, Bagatelle Board, a large Billiard Table, LampToneß, «c.-5 Register Grates, Stoves, Ovens, Cheese) Press, several New Pianos and Seoond-han* Piano, an Organ, good Gold Watches, Pic tures. Vases, &o. TO-MORROW. 518 B I N'S M A X X", At a o'olook. OS BAGS MAIZE fl- 120 Bags Oats SO Half-ohests Tea 10 Tons Potatoes E0 Bags Barley 6 Oases Hama and Baoon Beef, Pork, Onions, Boap, Candles, Ivoro sene. Bloe.'.Onrrants, Ploklea. Flour, Bran, Sharps, and Sundries ■ ,< TO-MORROW. PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL cell by auction at the Excnatitfe o-olock. Mart> Qaeelwat;reot> To-morrow, at U I ton Prime Bacon and Hamß Potatoes, Onions, Corned Beef Bisonlts. Flour. Currants, Oatmeal' Eloo, Tea, Stwar, Oata, Maize 20 doz Young Vine Plants Watches, Sewing Maohlna Boots, Oven, Furnltcre . So.. So. 3 fta. - - _ ON OR ABOUT THUBSDAY, i Septembesr 7, 1882, ". THE TOWNSHIP OF MOUNT ALBERT,, KNOWN AS T> ANDERSOYL, _____ rfiHE undersigned is instructed to sell X by publlo auction > THE WHOLE^THre SPLKNDIIT Which is now being SUBDIVIDED INTO LARGE BV&l* NESS AND RESIDENCE SITES, Having frontages to three Dnbllo mag. The LARGE DWELLING • HOUSE, With ontbulWingj ana exteaßlve vineries wAlalw anrg^enVrou^'With The present Is o rare opportunity for ssonriaa well caltlvatod Voloanio Land, with warm »epoot and shelter, on Liberal Terms, wcloh will be announced in a few days, when Plane may also bs obtained from R. O. GREENWOOD, ./Auctioneer, ■ ' *' (Continued m Fourth Paqi)