THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

RKUTKK 3 TKtiWJKAJIS.

England and the Forte.

LONDON, August 7.

In the Houso of Commons to-day, the Under-Sccretaiy for Foreign Maura waa questioned as to the truth of the report which was current that the English Govcn rnent had instructed Karl Duflenn to de liver an ultimatum to the Porte, requiring j that Arabi should be proclaimed a rebel be fore Turkish troops arc landed in Egypt. In reply, Sir Charles Dilke stated that there was no truth whatever in the re port. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 7. Fnrther communication has passed between the British Ambassador and the Ottoman Government regarding the demand ot the former that Arabi should be proclaimed a lebol prior to the debarka tion of any Turkish troops in Egypt, and it has now boon ascertained that the Porto has finally promised Earl Dufferm that Arabi shall be proclaimed a rebel before the lauding of any Ottoman troops, In accordance with the demand ot It has now transpired that the Turkish troops under orders for Egypt will at present only proceed to Crete, 'Where they will await further instructions from the Porte. English Action re the Suez Canal. lojndon, August;. In tho House of Commons to-day, in answer to inquiries, Sir Charles Dilkc stated that the Conference of tho European Ambassadors, now sitting at Constanti nople, had no control over any military action that may be taken by England in tho Sum Canal. LONDON, August 8 (morning). It has transpired that instructions have been cent by the Government to Earl Duffcrin, at Constantinople, that he should only consent, on behalf of England, to the proposed collective protection of the Suez Canal by the whole of the Powers beiug adopted, as a temporary measure. The instructions further require that Earl Duffcrin should decline to give an unquali fied assent to tho proposal of the Italian delegate to the Conference for the collec tive protection of the Canal.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

The Protection of the titles Canal. LONDON, August 7 P. 52 a.m.) Lord Duffciin, on behalf of England, has accepted Italy's proposal to the Conference in reference to the Suez Canal. France has reserved its derision pending the pre sent crisis. Mussia Meacly for War. Russia is mobilising her force* in Asia Minor, as near Stamboul as' possible, in case of an Anglo-Turkish war. Departure of Turkish Troops for Efji/pt. Threa thousand Turkish troops, have sailed from Salomca for Epypt. Skirmishing at Alexandria. Desultory fighting is taking place at tho outposts in front of Alexandria Arabi is preparing to make a determined resistance at Ismailia. Baker Fasluu The Pashas are nrging the appointment' of Baker Pasha to the command of the Turkish division for Egypt. The Blade Watch. The Black Watch, 42nd Regiment, has cmbarkod at Portsmouth for the seat of war. The Atrocities at lantah. The following special cable despatches', referring to the atrocities committed in Egypt, appear in the "S.M. Berald:"— LONDON, July 24. News has been received that a mob of fanatics from Alexandria reached Tantah on tho 13th, and massacred 100 fort ignore. The cruelties practised on tho helpless vic tims are described m tn>peakably atrocioup. They were publicly dismembered and dis« embowelled by the agency of p-trolcum, a large number of the sufferers beiog women. A hundred foreigners were saved from the same horrible fate by the Sheiks. The condition of the Europeans resident in Egypt is of a moat alarming character. Shocking cruelties are reported to have been perpetrated upon the defenceless foreigners by Arabi's followers. Arabi has raised a ciusade against all Europeans in Egypt, and the unfortunate victims are being hunted throughout the interior, and barbarously .murdered by the native popuJaion, Iv one instance, it has transpired, no le-s than 36 Europeans were ruthlessly massacred by the orders of Arabi Bey and in bis pres ence. The details of the slaughter are re« ! ported to be horrible in the extreme, aud the atrocities enjoined or sanctioned by the rebel Arabi have caused great excitement and indignation throughout England. An officer belonging to a btamboul mail steamer has been arrested at Alexandria, In his possession were.found documents which proved him to be an intermediary between the Arabs and the Pan-Islamic committee at Stamboul. Arabi Fasha is recruiting the ranks of his insurgent soldiery by enforcing a system of conscription by great brutality, impressing all who are capable of bearing arms into his service. A. Middy Captured. Mr Dechar, the midshipman who was re cently captured by the insurgents near liaraleli, with despatches, is unharmed, and has been sent a prisoner to Cairo.

LATE DROWNING CASE.

The Body Identified.

THE body found in harbour on Sunday morning laet was to-day identified as that of John Thomas, the seaman who has been missing from the cutter Rose. The cutter was not in harbour when the inquest was proceeding/.but returned yesterday. One of the men engaged on the vciscl came to Sergeant Martin to-day aud inspected several articles of clothing which vre on tho body when found. This clothing, he said, belonged to his mate Thomas. He also stated that on the 19th instant lie went ashore with Thoma?, and having separated, they arranged to meet at tbe Thames Hotel corner at 9 o'clock, with the object of returning on board. Thomas, however, did not appear at the time appointed, and has not been heard of since, The deceased was a Dative of Battersea, England, and came out here as boatswain of the barque Remington. He left that vessel to secure employment on the cutter Rose, and had only served on board for about a week, when he was reported missing, and pro bably mot bis death by falling from the Railway wharf in endeavouring to get on board the cutter lying alongside.

Who, says the "World" is tho mostl popular of modern authors 1 According to the statement of Sir Thomas Braaaey, who is a Lord of the Admiralty and a modern Croesus, this enviable mortal is no othe than his ■wife, Lady Brassey! You would cot have thought it? No more should I, Tennyson I know, and Dickens I know; Longfellow, Anthony Troilope, Geo. Sala, Wa, Black, Jns. Payni Jules Verne, Zola, Mayrjc Reid—all have sold their thousands and tons of thousands. .but of Lady Brassey's authorship, all that one remem bers is two thick volumes of travel-twaddle, rechauffe guide-book interspersed with anrc dotes of " Tom " and " the cbildren."j " Be this as it might," soys Sir Thomas Brassey, ! "the book had been translated into most modern language?, it had been read by mil lions of persons, and he believed that rp modem book had such a vast circulation !, Brassey, very ! It is announced that the new ridmg school, which has been built on the New North Koad for Mr George Hazel), will' be opened on the 21st instant, Toe building, which has entailed an outlay of upwards of £600, is now approachiog completion, and is eminently suited for the purposes for which it is intended. Mr Hazell, who was formerly rough-riding sergeant-major in Her Majeßty's service, notifies thathe is prepared to undertake the instruction of ladies and gentlemen in the art of equita tion at the riding scuta-j at iiny hours that mas be agreed upon, and also offers to supply pupils with liorses and appointments if required. Mr Hazell has aleo issued a' pamphlet, containing a great deal of useful instruction to lady and gentleman equestrians, and also givinc; useful hints in connection with the training and handling of horses. Ityw author, in his introductory remarks, sayisj: " The system of eqnitation, as laid down in the following chapter*, is calculated to ensure these advantages : The rider, by tho constant attention which is called forth in the practice of these les;ons, ■will acquire intelligence and confidence; and the horse, being,accustomed to yield to the impulse he receives from the rider, will be rendered supple, active, and obedient/

Correspondence.

HANGING.

(To the Editor.) £iß,~Amongst the opinions upon the lak execution, I have not observed an expres sion of dissent from capital punishment as a colonial institution, That tlrs young eolODy with its many improvements, its growing humane fecl;ng, its aspirations to hieher tasto, is irrevocably weddod to the gallows, seems not to bo doubted, for no one suggests a divorce from the hideous connection. It has been said that " public feeling was outraged and the colony scandalised " by the manner of the late execution, but no one has uttered a disrespectful word of the gallows itself. Still there is not a doubt that society is not now proud of the gallovvs, It has withdrawn the old pit killing-box from its honourable place in the front street, and jammed it out of sight in the back yard, where the only spectators of tbo killing are the officials, the clergy, the doctors, the Press, and two or three res pectable persons who had solicited tickets of admission. Anyone is not admitted. The Press ministers to the curiosity of the absent and general public with its usual business enterprise and rivalry, and thus the general public are enabled to enjoy the execution at their firesides. I heard of a person so fastidious as to prohibit his family from reading the accounts of the late exe cution. He must be one of those strauge thiuking dangerous men—or do we pro cress ? Society has abalished the rack and the stake, why not abolish the gnllows. The law, ashamed of it, has withdrawn it a3 a public spectacle, and has even tried to mnke execution physically painlo-s. Why not banish the horrid thing altogether. The gallows makes it painful for a jury of any feeling to convict, a humane judge to sentence, and the sheriff is so disgusted with his part in the brutal performance that he never does the part himself, but hires a proxy, who does sheriff's duty for a fow pounds. Would it Hot bo better to drop altogether an insti tution which all the actors shudder to nonch and handle ? It is confessed it does not deter from crime. It was once thought as a public exhibition it did, bat that was found a dolusion, and the epectacio withdrawn. It is clear its purpose is not reform. If it neither deters nor reforms, what end docs it serve ? Merely revenge, relaxation. It justifies what still remains in society of the old savage instinct of blood for blood. In spite of our Christianizing aud civilizing influences, this hereditary moral taint still lurk* in many breasts, though only the rougher sort avow the feeling. It is, how ever, beneath the better and more prevail ing social tone, and I ask why should the law of tbo colony debase the culture of the people by teaching the barbarous craving ? Liw is not perfect in its administration. Occasionally, even with the mint con scientious and legal care, wrongful oonvic tion happeus. It the sentence in such cases is fine or imprisonment, reparation of some character can be made when the error is discovered ; but if the sentence ia death, and executed, no reparation cm be luadejf The law has inflicted a wrong it ii power less to repair, This is a pitiable posi tion for law to occupy, ins upholder of light and defender from wrong itself committing a wrong btyond its power to redress. It is uncomfortable to feel that tholaw we arounder may commit a wrong of such magnitude! Strong as was the evi dence against Witriata, many minds were uncomfortably disturbed to hear of him pro testing his innocence to the last. It would have been a relief had he confessed, and faith in the infallibility of the law would have been strengthened. Had Win iata's sentence been imprisonment, and the alleged " half-caste " discovered, convicted of the crime, and Winiata cleared of com plicity, he could at least have had the re paration of release from custody ; but as it is, should anything be discovered to clear him, he is gone where no release and no . reparation can extend. Surely the colony can dispense with the gallows. Surely there is room ia our prisons for the fow convicted of murder. Surely it is more consistent with humane and Christian feeling that they should be allowed to pa»s the remainder of their days in repentance and reparation for past deeds, than that we brutalize ourselves by thrusting them from life to gratify our own untamed thirst for blood. Capital punishment has nothing to recommend it, It is brutal in act, debasing alike to actors and spectators, serves no useful purpose, ; and if wrongfully inflicted, as in cases it i has been, is irreparable.—Yours, &c, A, CAMPBELL, August Bth.

THE DEVIL AMONG THE CHURCHES.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—A few months ago I detailed. In a letter to you. tbe resulcs of an Inspection of some Auckland churches. Some people anticipated that that letter would be followed by others, bnt various clroamstancoa have caused me, up to the present time, to refrain from writing any more diabolical epistles. I will cite one. I was speaking one day to a pious church member (he little droamed with whom he was oonvors inn) when ho stated that my letter had done a oertaln amount of good. Now this naturally alarmed me, for nothing was further from my purposo than to do good toanyono. I reßOlved, therefore, to wait a little, and see if this were really the case. I am happy to say it was a false alarm.. The churches are still my faithful allies, and tho ranks of my dovotees aro con tinually baing Bwel'ed by accessions from all denominations. I had intended to. write to you aet'iin ere this, but I have been compelled to devote mnoh of my time to Asiatic and Euro pean affairs, and I am now hopeful of a glori ously sanguinary result. Your legislators aho o'alm a considerable amount of my time, bnt fortunately I always find a large number of them ready and willing >o assist me in oba'ructing any really bene ficial measure. Next to the clergy, I hold politicians in the highest esteem. My imme diate objeot in writing to you this time is to draw your attention to what my friend Dentou wonld oall " pointers." indicating that the world, the Hash, and the devil are still In accord, and working harmoniously together for ms and the extension of my kingdom. Of course I was present at Demon's lectures on Evolution and Spiritualism, and (sultry as my surroundings usually are) It Imparted an extra warmth to my sonl to hear my friend denounce the Bible, and ridicule Him who is my greatest foe. After the last leoture I accompanied the gentleman to the mail steamer, ana bade him devil-speed and an affectionate farewell. ) am «xtremely sorry that no attempt has ever been made here to prOßeonte blasphemous lecturers or to prohibit them from charging for admij don on Sundays, because suon measures Invariably tend to the Increase of my adherents. A tew days after Dentoo's de parture, I paid a visit to New Plymoutb.where several of my subordinates had been busily at work. I approved of the measures taken, and tha result exceeds my fondest anticipations. In the evening I wended my way to one of the churches in the place to watch the progress of events. Seating myself astride of the pulpit desk, I jerked my tall over my left shoulder, drummed on the pulpit front with my hoofa (inaudibly of course to those assembled), and smiling to myself In an amiably devjlluh man ner, waited for the trouble to begin. I did not have to wait long. Now, Sir, you have doubt less read a full account of what look place, I never enjiyed myself more In tho whole coune of my infernal existence. When one church member, in a most gentlemanly and Christlan liko manner, threatened to pull a fellow-Chris tian's proboscis, and the pastor gently rebuked one of his flock as a "consummate liar." I laughed so immoderately that some of my atten dant flonda expressed a fear that I would buwt. My constitution, however, has withstood more ' shocks, and I quickly recovered, but just as 1 regained composure, the minister's most ardent supporter declared In such a solemn and omphatlo manner that I really felt disposed to believe him, that "tha Presbytery were a dlß grace to h v inanity and the Gospel. Let them all go to hell 1" With a wildl whe op of Satanic triumph, I leapt to my feet—hoote, I Bhould say - j amped on the Bible, then dnr ting throngh one of the ventilators flew straight to Pandemonium, 1 and gave orders for the preparation of a place suitable for those j ust condemned. Having done this I ocoapled myaolf during a few suc ceeding days in making various visits of 'inspection, particulars of which I will, i with your kind permission, narrate shortly. Then I went to the meeting of the Presbytery, to hear what the collective wisdom and piety tharo aeflembled had to say, and what remedy they had to propose, my object, of oourse, being to frustrate any good r- solution. lam glad to ba able to aanure you, Mr Editor, that tho case does not call for any particular effort on my part. The report ot the commission of Inqalry, inatea d of causing grief and sorrow, as I was afraid it would, created considerable amusement, and was greeted with laughter. The members ot tbo Preßbytery did not Beem to anxious for tha spiritual welfare of their New Plymouth breth ren, us they were of defining the legal aspect ot tho affair, and securing possession of the church Sroperty. • This Is precisely as it should be, rotbing conld please ma more, and I trnst tbe Presbytery and all other religions co-lies will always be guided by the name motive;.—l am, Mr Editor, yours BulphurouHly. MIPHISTOPHBLES,

TARTARUS.

(To the Editor).

Sib,—Some portions, it not the whole, Of your account of Mr 6. A. Brown's latost deliverance on rirliitnallum must have surprised the balk of your thinning readers. What astonished me most was Mr Brown's exposition of 11. Peter, il i an exposition on which he proceeded to rear up an imposing structure. To undermine this fabric and to Bhow how hollow and inmb b aotlal its baaie is, presents few difficulties. Flrat then, whßt was " Tartarnu," the peculiar word of the passage? Mr Brown, yoar report states, desorJbed it as •' A region j ast above the earth, and within too Umitfl of oar atmoi phere." and quoted in proof a Koodly array of authorities anol°nt ana modern. If the latter doenpport thiß notion, tbemhey are curiously at varlanoe with others, who say oothtng whstever about a anpra-tsrrestrlal reglor. bur, on the contrary, place Tartarus deep down be low the Bucfnce of the earth. Tho following Is what Dr Smith's " Mrtholofflcat Dictionary" h>s to cay about Tartarue:— "In the iliatt Tartarus la a plsoe far b3low the eartb, as far below HadeH as Heaven Js above the earth, and closed by iron gates. (H'jrner, 'Jliad/vlii.. 13, &0,, d 8 1; oomp. Heslod, Then, 8«7.) Later poets desoribo Tertaruii as the Dlaoa In the lower world,lu which the spirits of wicked mea

are punished for their crimes; and some times . they nso tho namo aa synonym mous with Bades, or the lower world In general; and Pater Tartarus ib ueod for Pluto (Vol. Klaoo. lv. 258)." The above article Is Bltraod L.8., the initials ot Dr. Leonard Schmidt, whoso preventions to authority on olanutoiu mattors no ono ■will question. His dictum U supported in every particular by Drs. Llddsll and Soott In their Greek Lexicon. Ono baa only to turn to tho familiar elasatcal autuora to find that iindoa and Trjtarua are used ac syn onjmous and Interchangeable. Out ot a num ber Which might bo quoted theeawllißofßcet— JEaeld vl. 273, whare Orcus, Hadf s, and Tar tarns, aro threo Dntnen representing tho sumo Idea (800 ConlDßton'H Virgil la loo); JKn. vl. 577, IV. 213; Horace, Odes lik. lti. t, 17; udes Bk. 1. 28. 10. Id these pans* os there is not tho slightest suspicion of aerial reklanß. bat a dismal tilaco aoroas the Styx, sitoh as that whore MnotPt nooompanied by tho Hlbyl-, bohc-ld the torments of the wicked. (jVit, VI. pßsnion). It maybe added that Mil ton, In familiar paesagea, has precisely tho same conception of. Tartarus: sec, eg. Paradise Lost, 11.69. Secondly, In the passage nnder notice thore la another word whloh,Bnpporta tho notion of thrusting downwards ■ under tho earth, The word "chains" is Baporaedod In tho Hevlsed Version by " pits, bo that now we read that the sinning angola were " committed to pita of darkness " Tho reason for the chango Is obvi ous; "pits," or "oaves" has tho boat sup port from anolent authorities. It appears in the following MBS,:—The Slnaltlo, the Vatican (both fourth cantury); tho Alexandrine and tho Ephraem (both fifth century). The Rovlsers then could hardly have better roaaon for ohaDglsg the text than this. Mr Brown could hardly, I should think, again make the pasttw) I have Brltlolaed one of the Btones of the foundation of his monstrous theories about evil Bpirlts In the air, whloh, by the by. savour more of mediaeval tlnioa when wltohea rode broomstloks and raised storms and hurricanes, than of the latter part of the 19th century.— I am, so, liaicus.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

(FKOM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)

THE FIGHT BEGUN*

WiiLLINtUON, this afternoon,

The light waa started by Major Atkinson this nfternoon, who spoke very strongly. He said he proposed to treat the two Bills as one. He thought It would be better to debate the Main Trunk Railway Bill and include the New Zealand Loan Bill with it. The Government in the Financial S.atemeat, ho said, gave ample reasons fit further borrowing. Mr Montgomery is to follow and I hear that fifty members have rondo up their minds to air their eloquence.

Auckland Agricultural College.

Sir Georgo Grey withdraw his Bill for the Establishment of an Agricultural Collf ge until Tuesday.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Aoarjsv 9. 1881. Bank ot Now Zealand—Hellers, £3315s Colonial Hank—Sellers, SOS Houlh British—tellers. 6ta Standard Insurance - Buyerß, IBs 3d Union Insncnnoe—9ellew, 21s 6d Mow Zetland Loan aud Mercantile— £6 1b; sellers. Hi 2b Union sash and Door -S3 11s (old issue); buyers. 303 (new leeuet Now Zealand Tluibnr-Bollerfl, £6 7s Od Northern 8,8. Co.—Sellers, 11b Coromandol Bloam-Sellers, 111 Fisher and Co —Buyors, Id; sellers, lie 6d Aooldent ABBnraace—Buyers, Is 6d Moanatalar» G.M. Co.—Sellers. 203 Alonmla-Sellers, lGs Ot North Devon—sellers, 2j 9d Golden Crown— 10s Queen of Beauty—l9s Cd to 21a; buyers, 20s; sellers. 2ls Humphries' Gully—Bnyerc, 103 f ouiharn Cro«a-Sellers, 7b Oil Daap Lovel Tribute—Sellers, 1« 2d Prince Imperlal-9a; buyers, 9j : sellers, Oj 3d Buocoßß-Huyerß 6s 3d ; uollero, 6J Vulcaa-33 to 3s 'id ; Sellers, 3d Colonial (Te Aioba)-ia JO3BPH NKWMAN, Chairman.

Tho football match between Auckland and Waikato will be played at Hamilton next Saturday week. A contest betwoen the representative fifteen and a team of all-comers has been arranged to take place next Saturday, in the Domain.

THE AUCKLAHXJ 'ev^ISU STAJtt. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 0.



Educational. The Akt Of Singing, I ACADEMY faS^lcJj^.s LONDON, j i MR- GORDON GOOCH (Bronzo ' i &*■ and Silver Medallist and j i Associate) having studied Ten j i Tonnfl in this Koyal and National i : Institution, is, in tho opinion 01 i : tho several Professors with whom • : ho was placed, duly qualified to i : teach Singing. — (Signed), G. A. j ■ Maokarbkn, Mua. Doc. Com- j | bridge.—lß79. ? j :o: In roforenco to above, Mr. Gooch Is 'prepared to rcceivo names of Private Po'.'lts for Singing and Voice Production at his Private Residcnco, Albert Park. / vTAHUHU SCBOOii DISTRICT. NOTICE TO PABKSTS AND GUABDIAN3. The Committee have resolved to exercise tho cowers conferred npon them by Seotiont 89 to 93 both lnolnslve (commonly oalled the com pulsory clausos). on.aud after the Mthlnw. JNU. UUKUUN, Chairman. Olahuhn, AuKuat sth, 1832. UCKLajsD SEuJSOX KiDINu SCHOOL. N*W NOKTH KOAD. BIDING MADS EASY AND GRACEFUL, Tho Auckland Select Elding Sohool. for the Study and Practice of the Art of Equitation In all Us branches, will bo opened on MONDAY, 21ST AUGUST, 1882. Ladles and Gentlemen desiring to enter as pupils are solicited to forward their names to the proprietor on or before that date. Terms, and hours of instruction and praotlce, may be learned on application. Fnpils supplied with Horses, end appoint ments for School Lessons It required, or Horse Appointments supplied to order from first. Class Samples at the Sohool. The proprietor has coin piled an Aid Boos tor the use of Pnpils and others, which may bo had on application. Prloe, Is. Speolal Arrangements for Children. Frmilk Attisdanoe fob Ladies. G.H. has also commenced business as Horae- Iralner. Kverv Hone entrusted to his oharga will be properly Broken and handled either as Lady's or Gentleman's Charger. G. HAZELI, fjiTs "ocaii RiDtsa Skiiokahx Mjjor, and Ist Class Kquitation Ikhtkocioh, 12 Years in lI.M. Hervloo, i .—■ . ■ Drapery. ■ O ALCIOHIS & OKIENT STEAMEK. Wo are now Opening np from above Vessels the VBRY LATEST STYLES in Millinery (very stylish) DrosßGood* Untrtmmed Bonnets Plain'and Brocaded and Hats Velvets The New Flower Head Plain and Broo»Q6tt Dress Velveteens Lace Goods Mantles and Jaokets Fancy Wool Goods Ulsters Taffeta Glaoes Hosiery KID GLOVK3 (Ist Choice), not to be had elsewhere. Blankets Towola Flannels, Plains Twill Corsets rm.iirrm Cretonnes BheeUngs TeaClotha, &0. A Very Complete Assortment of BABY UNBN AND LADIES' & CHILDB UNDERCLOTHING. Boys' Suits 1 Collars Boys' Ulsters Shirte Boyß' Hats I Hosiery thumb : S pan Cunt. Discount for Cash, ]SJ[ I L N X AND ChOYOE; AUCKLAND. -CVf INKS AND pj ALL, ' Wholesale and Retah oabinktmakbrb and uphoiistbrkrs, and caepkt warehousemen. SHOKTIiAMD-STBBBT, Auckland. IMPOBTEBB AND Manufaotctbf.bb of all Wnda of FURNITURB, IRON AND BRASS BBD3TEAD3 AND COTS, AND BBDDING. The Largesimnd Besk Selected Stock ol BRUSSELS. TAPKBTRY, VELVET PILE, KiDDERMINSTEK CABPETS, & HEAETII BUGS In tho North Island. FRENCH & ENGLISH CRETONNES Ax Reduced Priobh. English and American PERAMBULATORS & VELOCIPEDES, COIR AND FLAX MATTINGS AND DOOR MATS. Just received, a Laugh Shipment of FANCY DRAWING-ROOM OKNA.MKNT3, CHIMNEY GL4S3KS. AND CONSOLE TABIiKS. 2 % Discount on am. Cash Pcboeabeb ■cir inks ~T"n~d jj all.



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QnCon-Btreet. \\J ANTED, a good General Servant.— V * Mrs A. Alison. Devonport, North Shore. WANTiiD, a Man as liuots; must have good reference —Apply Stiullotel. \\rANTEjj, a Girl 16 or 17, used to T1 ohildren, and to make hore elf genoraliy useful.—Apply Mra Jorvis, liegistry Uillco. North Shore. WaN'^B-D, a Man to workou a Fatui— ono who ou plough and milk.—Apply to Y. Warron, Grooer, Karangahapa Road, ANTED, a Kcspectuble Youth to drivo a baker's oart. -T. J, Phllp, KaranKahapo Road, Newton. \\J ANTED, an Assistant to the Milli » t nery.-Apply to Mis 8. Walters, Hobson street. INTED, a Boy,-Apply to Mr, H. L. Possoneskle, Tailor, foot of Short land-street. ANTED, a respectable Servant, about 15,—Apply Mra D. Kvltt, 251, Queen- Btteet; WANTED, an Assistant for the Dress and Manchester Departments.—Aroh. Clark and Sons. V\ r ANTED, a Smart Lad, as Ticket T * niorit tpnlr. ntHan 11. »n<.—• -.t~at WANTED, an ilxpuricncca » ursc, used to a baby, for Ponsonby: good wages glvon; roforonoes required.—For address, apply Stab oflloo. \\T ANTED, by respectable Man, Situa- Vt tlor. as Storenmnj boot references,— Addresa K.Z.. Star offloo. ANTED, a respoctablo Girl about 15 to assist in honsowork.—Applr Mrs O'Brien, Nelson-streot (two doors from Publio Bohool). "ANTED, a strong boy for the Black smith trade.—Apply to A. Whisker, gOHoral and shoeing smith, Nowmarket. m*/ ANTaD, good General Scrviitu.— ? v Mrs Sloman, ton ot Grafton Road. v^ANIED, a smart Youth for the V ' Cnblnotmulclng; ono with a knowlodgo ot tho trado preferred.—A. Heldt, Cablnot uukor, Newmarkoti ANTED to Purchase, for Cash, a Small Honso, from four to six rooma, standing on high ground, volcanic soil; Mount Eden, Hpsom, Remuera, or Onehunga: not to oxceoil £350. Or a culcablo allotmont to build on.— Address, T. B. Hill, ohomlst, Auokland. WANTED to purchaso, Cottage withiu 20 minutes walk of Quoon-stroet.—Vrlpp andCnmoron. Architects and House Agents, nest Wharf Hotel. WANTED, a Laicje Iron Safe.—Apply by'letter, stating slzo, and whore to be coon, to tho Siak oflloe. \\r ANTED to Purchase (for cash), a tt Horse. Spring Cart, and Harnos".—For putloulsrg apply to A. H. Maunder, Butcher, Kapler-street. WANTED to Purchase, a Light Pulling Boat.—ApDly by letter, stating full psr tlcnlars. to LMN, Star offloo. ANTED, Puriri Fencing Posts in any quantity,—Sam Whlto, Foooer, Qoro atroot vy ANTED to Sell, a quiet cream- V t coloured Pony, need to a'sido saddle.— Apply Paterson & Co., Grain Dealorß, Lorno stroot. WANTED, a House within live minutes walk ot Queen-street, by constant tenant; ront mod orato—Ad drees V?W, Box Post Offlco. \\T ANTJSD to Sell, a nearly new centre- T t board Yacht, woll found and oopporod.— C. Bailey. ► hlpbnllder, near the Dook, WANTED, a Nursery Governess, coul.- --petent to teach music— For address apply this ofllco. ANTED, by a Young Lady, Board and Residence (In private family ore feirod).— Apply stating terms to Qtf. this effloe. WANTED, by an Engineer, charge ol machinery of any sort; ueoful at tbo forgo.-A, Trotman, Powells Hoarding-house, Queen-street. VSTANTuD, a Furnished Room, near Ti town.—Apply, Alpha. Stab offlco. WANTbC to Purchase, for cash, a Six or Soven-roomed House, within twenty minutes' walk of Quoen-street,—W. V. Stevons. 187, Uueen street. . . WANTISP on)cm lor Scryc bints, from SOi —J. K. Dalton, Faablonablo Tailor, Tiotoria-straet Ktat. WANTED KftOWN—The Choiceat Now Season's Tea may be obtained at Bew'a Tea and Coffee store. Vlotorin-stroet. WANTED KNOWN-Men's Flannel Undershirt?, 2i 0i ; Flannel Drawers, 2s 91 — Brcnnan's Auckland House, Victoria street. \»^ANTKD KNOWN — Large Jkth TT Towels, Is; White Twill bheoting, la yrd. — Brennan's Auckland Houso, Vlctorla ctreet, W~ ANTBD, Tenders for 50 Bushels of Grains por day, for five days In tha week, for 12 months, from 15th August, )Bi2 to 15th August, 1883, at per bushel Tenders to be sent to Hanoockand Co.. Brewers, Newniarhett WANTED KNOWN—I have opened a pp'ondld lot of Lid Ins' and Children's Underclothing chnno.—Mrs Klrkman, Milliner and Dressmaker, Vlotoria-mrcot. ANTED KNOWN —Instantaneous Portraits from 5s per doiwn, weather no object —London Photographlo Company. WANTED TO SELL, Photographs o King Tawhlao and all tho Maori Koyal Family, from 3/ por dozon.—London. PhatO graphlo Company, Upper Queen-street. WANTED, the Public to See the Ad tertisementof the Victoria Loan Ollioo. -B. H. KEBSING, tioenßod Pawnbroker, Vlo torlastreet.opposite Royal Mall Hotel. WANTED to Let Offices in a lirst-class position (with entrances to Qaeen etrpot) at 10s to 12s per week for ono or more years.—Apply to Thomas Steadman, Seed Mei ohant. Queen-street. WAMT&D TO SB.LL, Two or Three Light 'Busses In good repair.—W. Crowther, Welleßley-Btreet. WANTE U KNO W N—That the London Photographlo Company haa ro-oponed In Uppor Queen-street, to take Carte do Vlslte Portraits from 5s per doz. . WANTED KNOWN- Sheeting (2 yde wide). 10Jil; Grey Calico. 2Jd: mil: Umbrella, 6s 9d.—Brennan's Auokland House, Vlotorla-street. WANTEU known, that distinguishing features ot my business are gooc Workmanship, Fit and Style, at moderate prioes.-J. H. Dalton, Fashionable Tailor art IHblt-makor, Vlotoria-street Kast. W anted Known, DAMAGED DRAPERY GOODS, BY ?KESH WATER ONLY. A QUANTITY OF CRKWBSON'S HOR ROCKSKB', AND OTHKR CALICOS, BROWN AND WHITK SHEETINGS, 1081 soiled and ot equal value to the last lot. QAL4.TK4. STRIPES, IJD.; HKAVY UN BLBAOHKD AMERICAN DRILIjING, 53 6d dozen. J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON H O U 88, Top of grbt-btbkkt, comk at Once ! XXf ANTED—Wanted to Sell (unoap V V 2.C00 Pieoes of Sponge, from 3d to Is (id 600 Pairs of Vaßes, 8d pair; 60 doz odd Whin and Gold China Cups, 7d each. 6 for 3s; 50 gros Penholders, 2s per gross, & for Id; 100 boxe Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2s Gd; Kngravo Wine Glasses, 4d, Ss fld doz; 100 Dozen win. Glasses, only 3d, 2s 6d dozen; Wator Bottle nnd Uds, from 6d to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2s Si to 5b 61; Cat Tumblers, 6d, 5s Gd doz; Cheat Tumblers, 3d, 5 for 1h; Carved Bread. Flatec 2s; Bread Knives, only 6d; Key Kings, 6i doz; Small Brass Paeiooks, 3d; 100 do Bngraved Glass Jugs, fld, 3 for 2a; Cap and fducoia,-3a 61 and la 6d doz: Platee is lOd to Is 6d a doz.; Lot of Jam 6d eaoh JQKB. 2s to is; Set Glass Candlestiokß, fld Candles, 8d lb: Lemon Peel, is 6d lb; Drle< Apples, 6d, 3 lbs for Is 3d; Starch, lid lb. by th packet • Tin Matohes, Is 8d doz; Platds, 7d doz liimmel's B.W. Soap, 7 cakes for Is; tialad OH 2 bottles for Is; Castor Oil, 2 bottles fo Is; Flga, lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb. : lbs for 3s; Glass Coke Dlehes. 9d; 3 tor 2s large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; 6 doz Basins. 2Jd tosd each; 10 Accordions, fron Ss 6d to 16s Bd; io grosa Pictures and Verses only 2d each ; Urge eioturos. 7d each. 2 for Is Teaspoons, 2d. 3d, and 4d; lirown Toapois, fron 101 to 2s; 12 doz Tin-openers, 3d each; cork screws, Id ; slxpenuy bottloß ot Blacking fo 3d; Is bottles for 6d; Needles, id. 100,3s 1000 12 aoz India rubber Dolls, 9d eaoh; 20 doz glas Butter Dlehes, from 3d to 2s; Letohford's Fur niture Polish, onlj 9d large bottle, worth is 6d Bmall bottle only Id, worth 9d ; Day.& Martin' I Paste Blacking, fid doz; Clothes Pegs, i doz to 1 6d; J ton Cnrtfents. 4Jd lb, 3 lbß forlg. 12 lbs fo ias 6d; good-HBuioe, 6d bottle; PiofTesT Bd. 7s 6' doz; and tOßUpen In Few Weeks, 2 Crates o ' Cnps and Sauoars, 1 orate of Odd Caps. 1 c j Pinner Sets, and 3 nhds of assorted China. 10 pairs of Spectacles, Is pair, 3 pairs for 2s 6d, 7 I doz; Trsj s, Is 6d; Bat Traps, only 6d; 100 do < China Hgg Cups. 2d, li lOd doz: Coal Hammeri only Id eaoh; Dinner Mats, Is 6d set of 6; 12 do ! Iron Pails, Is, Is 3d, and Is 6d; 1 ton goo I Bacon, 7d lb.—B. WATTS, Pltt-Btreet. rnovin In a few weeks 2 doors above (next Mr Robii -~flu's, Tinsmith),



Wanted. ' T7S7 AWTED t° I*t (uhfumished), twe '• Vt Front Rooms, with fltcplaoo.—Applj - STAROfIICO. 8 %S7ANTKD, a «ood Woman Flaiu Cook s V V for tho Bay of Islands (Russell),—Apply . toSTAßOfllca. ■ ttjAiS'i'AU, a n-sfccWblc Uiri.—Mrs v » Jonos, Mary-Etreet, first honse from 1 Bri|lwKMlonntKdoji . ; X\T ANTED KNOWS* — Xlckets tot ' » ? " JoSßica's Prayer,' at Choral Hall, Td morrow Night, may be obtained of Mr Maokay, ; atatlonor, foot of Oroy-ntroet (oppoale flrebelll. \*7 ANTED KNOWN—The only Jfer. V T foot Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia. ■ and no oure no pay, Is by applying to Professor . Uusscott, the only Practical Herbalist In the Colony.—Shortland-strcot. WANTED. jiINUWJk. that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral reliovoß Coughs In ten minutes; bottles, Zs Bd.—Address, opposite , Poiitoflloo. WANTED KNOWN - Ladies1 Che mlsos, IsOd; Ladlos' Drawers, Is Cd; 1 Ladles' White Tuoked Bklrts, Is Bi.—Bronnan'B Auckland House, Vlctoria-Btreet. __ WANTED, Situations for Cooks, Housemaids^ and General Servants.— Apply Mrs Konwlok's Registry* Shdrtland streoti WANTED, by a respectable person, a Situation as Working Housekeeper; hn& ' ono llttlo boy of C yoars. whom she would Ilka to knep with her; excellont references.—Apply , to Mrs March, at Mr Qadd'n, Fruiterer, Corner , Nel-on and Vlctorla-Btreota. WANTED KNOWN, that the London Photographic Company has re-onened lo Uppor Queon-strotit, to take Carte do Vfslte Portraits from 59 r>er dozon. Y*TAJVTED KNOWN by Kverynne— T T the Salts at 55a and Trouser at 13s Bd, made by üb, are a porteot wonder.—l. Phillips. Tailor, Qaoon-atreot. mHE MBi'UAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Roqnlre a Gentleman as Makagbb : must hr.vo extensive praotioal experience la Fire and Marine Business. Colonial know lodgo Indisponsable. Applications to bo sent In on or beforo the 10th day of August next to tho tempsrary ;ofUoes, Canada Buildings, addressed to tho Chairman of Directors. £JATUKDAY NIuHT Wanted to ScU, O 760 pair Kid Glovos, Blaok and Colourod. Two-Bution at Is por Pair) nil wool Crlmoan Shirting, la 6d per V iirtl j Kid Glovca from Two to Six liuttons, at half the Quoan-stroet prlco.— W. Byre. Hat ar,d Ulovo UopOs, Vlotorla-Btroct. mO PAKKNTS.—Wanted, a Respectable JL Lad, as an Apprentice,—Apply, J.Uondcr sen, 7, Wyrdham-Btroot. riio lsO<.i'l rMAKTi;KS!^AVanted, Good I Gonoral Hand. Good wages; comitant omploymont.—Apply Wro. Hdldswnrth, Boot and Shoe Warohoniw, 12 Vlotoria-Btreot. SALESWOMAN wishes for KiupToyment O (good address*!.—Apply, F.F.F., Star Ofllco. bporanff. I^UDELITY COM PA NY'S £6000 on £6000 Melbourne Cup. 128 NOMINATIONS. First....- -.- - &OGO Second - ~-. 100 Third - -- 300 Other Starters (about £11 each) 1100 Non-Startors (about £20 each) 2000 And Forty-ceven (i 7) Victorian Bonds),n nn (eaoh£23 B'> --' J™~ Total No. 175. Total £GUOO. X toh Programme No. enrrios a Double Interest —the flretiln the Nominations, tho second In tho Bonds, Programmes-£1 onoh, and two 2d stamps: Choqaos (with Is exchango) to bo payablo only to aNo —, or to Bearer. If other itlbo drawn out will ba returned. No Rottlßtorod Lottors or Tologrnms. Address duly to "Fidelity Company," oare Of Alfred A. Camoron's Box N 0.251, Dunodln, T\7"ILL OLOSE 25TH OUTOBER. 11,000 MEMBERS A.T TKN (10s) SHILLINGS. -110 PRIZKS. Molbourne Cup. 128 Horses. Cash Awards. First .. . £1500 SprlzoßOf £100- £300 Second .. .. 050 S prizes of 00— 300 Third _ ..300 10 prizes of 30- 800 m othors divide 1100 Mprlzesof 13- 750 60 prizes of 8- 100 £3350 ion prizes of 0- 600 ICO prises ot 6— 500 £3150 Hi PRIZSS. Koch Tlcltot has 8 Chanoos, there bolng 8 Drawings A person taking Two Tickets bob 10 Chances and the oflds-1 In 15. By Letter only with two staimpe encloeed; Rkgistehkd Litters and Coin Not Acooptod; Cheques with Is exohange added), P.O. Ordors, and Bank Notes Aooepted. Tickets will not bo sent till after presentation of any Cheque forwarded, "ADA MANTUA," Caro of Mr Abraham, Box 331, P. 0.. Dunedln. N.8.-Thoonly Consultation^ In tho Colonies that glvea the Publlo the opportunity of JNoml natlag their own Committee. Highway Board Notices, oiNT ' cuEVallisk EliJavvXf DISTRICT. At tho Annual Moetlrg of Ratebayors of the above district, held on tho 31st day of July, the following porsons were elected for tho current year :— Trusteks: Moeora Jamop J. Dignan J. Codlln Charles F. Partlngton Robert Garrett, and Rlohard Walker. Auditors : Messrs James Crawford and E. Partlagton, Fknor Vibwkrb ; Mossrs John Oliver and Thos. U. Walker. At a meeting o( Trustees held subsoqaontly, Mr James J. Olgnan was eleotod Chairman, and Mr J. Codlin Treasurer, and Mr C. F, Partlngton Secretary. JAMKB CRAWFORD, Chairman ot Annual Meeting. ■OONSONBY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice Is hereby given that the R&to Book is open for inspection till Wednesday, tho 16th day of August, between the hours of 9 and 10 a.m. and i and 5 p.m. daily, at tha Board's offlco, opposite the Ponsonby Hall, Ponsonby. by all ratepayers, without foe.—J- H. FIELD, Chairman.—Date! Bth August, 1832, ' TCTPSOM ROAD DISTRICT. Notloo is hereby given that it is the Intention of the Kimom Hoad Board, at a Meeting to be ' held In Mr Coobrane's ofnce.lnnurance Hulliiinaa, i Auckland, on FKID4.Y. the 25th Augusr, 18S2, in terms of SeotlonlO ot "The Kuting Act. 1876," ; to Lovy a Rate ot One Shilling tn the Pound I on the annual value of all rateable property In i the Dlstriot for the year, ooromenptng the let I day ot April, 1883; and that the paid Rate wl'l become dun and payable io one sum to the Collector, Mt William Dinnlsou, Newmarket, on the Ist day ot September next; and that the i Rate P-ook In open for Inspection at the fluid Colles-oi'd offloo, Newmarket. FhANKLIURY. Chairman. . MeetmwH. MRS HAMPTON -will hold a Public Meeting (for Women only) at tho Loo " turo Hall ot tho Young Men's Christian Associa tion. TO-MOttROW (Thursday) AFTERNOON, . at S o'clook. "TTOUNG WOMEN'S INSTITUTE, A Pub'lo Meeting la connection with the above Instltnte will be hela TO-MOKROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 7,30, In the Mußeum, Prinoes-street. All honorary members, subscribers, and other! interested are earnestly invited to attend, ai tho business to bo transacted is urgent. Tho Right Rev. the Bishop of Auckland wll i preside. I rr\O THE CHICKE TE R E I JL OF AUCKLAND. z A Mooting will be held on THURSDAY B EVENING next, the 10th Instant, at 7.30, at the i. United Servloe Hotel. : Bubikksb : To consider the advisability ol ; sending a Representative'Team-Souti 1 dnrlng the ensuing season. B. W.F. BUCKLAND, '; A. DBWms. \ A UCKLAND TEACHEES' ASSOCIA. j iL TION. i. A Meeting will be held at Weließley-streei ; School on SATURDAY, August 12th, at 2 p.m i Subjects tor disonsslon i. Tho Refunding of the 10 per Cent. Roduo r tlon on Teachers' Salaries, i 2. Text Books on English and Klementar; ." Science with Regard to Teaohora' Ex amlnation. a 3. Teaohing of History with Special re r ferenoe toStardard Hf. r BDWIN T. HART, * Secretary. 'o A?"ft A\ 10 *10,tiOO iiismx on iSauaijij s d&Aif Society prlnoi pies, or on other term z to salt borrowers. Allotments bonght am i, Houses built on weakly payment system ■z Mortgages and Loans negotiated, See Llsto a Properties tor sale on 4th paste. S.r1 ncr cen( g allowed on money deposits for Inveattncsv l- C. WiujiiMsos, Land, Bstate and Flnanolo Aaont and Valuator, Vdean Laos.



■ for Bale. . mO PERSONS REQUIRINC -L VOLCANIC LAND NEAR THE CITY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. In a month I shall offer for Sale Hevern Aores of Voleanio Land, being the annexed am 1 beat portion of Koohy Nooknever beforeofferet i by me for sale. This oharmlne property ii nearer to town than any other volcanic land ii tho market. Tho wholo will Ibo out up int( ' suitable Building Sites.and sold on terms to suli ■ bujorui A tsroai; portion of tho Estate belns i very elevated, ensures good drainage, ira munity from the unheulthlness and Unpleasant ness from mist so objectionable on low ljiuj. land, and commands an unrivalled, unobßtruct Qble ( vlow of the Mount Eden, Mount Roskin, 1 and Mount Albert dlstrlots, including the Wai takorei ranges, Mahufean Huafis, and Waite mat a water?. 'Buses pass to and fro frequently caoh day and there is a railway station within two o three hundred yards of tho oet.ao. It will b opened up with good roads, and a Bpring of fresh water on the land will bo reserved for all purchasers. Such an opportunity can never ooour again for acquiring Building bites on such hlgn volcanic land, so near town, with abnndancee of water; also, good views, and roads, and easy access to trains, 'bases, sohools, tec., &o. Inspection is invited. F. Gi EWINGTON, Estate Agent, August !hh, 1882. LHOR SALE, a Kestattrant doing a large 3- trade. Nobo hnt principals dealt with,— T, Mlnett), corner of Cook and Nelson-street?. A*»fy A-YEa n.—i.evei Allotment in I Beroßfjrd street to bo leasod for 50 years. Money lent to build with.—C. William- Bon, Kstato Agent, Vuloan Lane. ANUBEWA.—For Sale. 93J acres of good Land, 10 acres torn land, Dallance good bnsh; vviuiblo purlrl; easily noceßßlblo, Hrleo, £150. Terms easy. Also, 21 aoros of good Land, two open, remainder bußh good' water supply. Price, £50. Kasy terms. The above Properties are within two miles of Manurewa Station, and 15 from Auck land.—Apply to Thomßa MoOarty, glat Busn. |71 O R SAL B. l~ ALLOTMENTS, PON3ONBY ROAD-Valuablo Baslnoss Site (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. COLLKGE ROAD-Allotment 33 x 100, £5 por foot. NOhfolk-STRKKT—Choice Allotment, C2OO. NEWTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100, £15. SLLKRSLIE (olose to Station)- J-aore, each £SO. Easy terms. Also, several desirable Cottages on terms to suit purchasers. Labour Exchange and Ratate Agenoy. High-street.—A. T. Patter. Manager TO CuAuR JPKOPRIKTURS AflD OrHKR°. A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, being the GOODWILL, WOKIUNG PLANT, and ALL APPLIANCES Of a «IRBT-CL_S3 'BUS BUBINKSS, In fact, second to none lv Auckland or Suburbs, 'lho OmnibUEOß (some of which aro almost now) are in first-clues working order, fitted with latont Improvements and oonvenionces. Tho Horeeo are thoroughly staunch and strong, which an inspection will prove. Harness consists of Nine Sets rouble IlnrnesK, all complete and in flrstoiaesorder, and all necessary appliances. Stables (in city) convenient nnd commodious; together with a lnrgo qiianlty of Fodder. The whole Lot Is now placofl in my hands for immediate Salo. and those in this lino of bmi ness Hhould avail thotuHelvcb of this splendid oppartunlty of securing a first-class paying concern. Full particulars fcom D. F. KVAN3. Tji O R SALE. Handsome and Thoroughly Woll-fornlßhed VILLA RKSIDENCK and Grounds In Arthur street, Ponßonby. House contains 6 rooms (bo sides pantry and sculler;), spaolous and lofty, in first-class ordor, replete with many comforts and conveniences; surroandod by allotment, about 112 x 12i). in pretty flower garden, &c. This property 1 can with oonfldence recommend to any one wanting to purchase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Fell pat Honiara from D. F. EVAN3, (527) Estate Agent, Qnoon street, T^i O It S A 1. E, HOTEL.— For Bale, the Lease, Goodwill, Stooir, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, doing a good and steadily improving business. The House, eontAtniog 12 rooms and bar. Is new, woll finished, and handsomely furnished. Terms made easy. For particulars apply to D. F. KVANB, 630 Kstato Agont. Qaoon-atreat. OR SALtf, 30 Beautiful Building Sites at Mount Kden, leading from Mount Hoßklll main road. Those Bltos aro level, and command ono of the finest viows In tho district. Prioo, 12a Gl por foot, Fronting a road GO feet wide. Qauntllles lo milt all purchasers. Terms oanv.—Apuiy at once to 1), F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeon-street, jji O R SALE, A RARK OPPORTUNITY-Stock. Fitting 3. and Goodwill ot a Grocery Concern in a control position in the City, doing a good and steadily ncroanlng baslnostj. Lease of i years to ran. Ront, 25 i por week. Prloe. £130. D. F. KVANB, GJj Estato Agent. uToR IMMEDIATE sTiTE. A BARGAIN.—house, 8 apartment?, almost new, and In flrßt-olass order. Freehold allot ment, 10 x 100. Splendid view city and harbour Situate Ueorgo-stroot, Ponsonby. Prf.je o^ly £350. D. F. EVANS, S3l ' Estate Agent. UPeon-Btrect.- A LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS"! SPLKNDIDVILLABITKS, Maßnlfloentview and delightful position, in Snreneld-street and Emraott-atroet, Ponsonby, D. V. EVANS, 533 Kstate Agent, Qnoen street. ci o it sale. MOUNT EDEN-Handsomo Villa Resldenoo. new and thoroughly well finished, containing 7 room*, lofty and spacious, wash house, large cistern, &o.; good ooruor allotment, about 66 z 180. Thishouso Is faithfully built, of flrstolass timber, and will bear any amount of Inspection, Situate about 5 minutes from railway station. Price, only £675. 539 D. P. EVANS, Kototo Agent, Qaeen-Btreet. lil O X S A U is, A Drapery and Haberdashory Business, In one ot the best of Auckland Suburbs, Tho Stook Is now and well soleoted. The poeltion is first-class. The premises new and substan tial, consisting ot 7 rooms, besides the Shop, Rent only 3tla por week. Full particulars from D. F. EVANb, Kstato Agont, Quoen-stroet. 621 XjlOR IMMEDIATE SA_K. DAIRY FARM and MARXCKT GARDEN, at MANGERS. Splendid little Lot of about 1 acres 1 rood, togothor with Six-roomed House and extensive Out-bulldinga; all in good repair. The land is flrnt-clasa voioauio. nearly all down in orops and orchard, adjoioin? that extensive run. tho Mangere Depasturing Reserve. Tbi* is a splendid little property, and woll worthy in speotion. (Mi) Full particulars fiom D. F. EVANB, Kstate Agent. Qooon-slreot. , Tm o~ b, sale. PROPKRTIK3, Largo and Small, In various parts and plaoes, too numerous to advertise separately, Sco Stah Saturday Sditlement for a fow and more on application to tho unilorßignod. MONEY to LEND, and overy faoility given to purohasers. D. F. EVAKS, Ifßtato Agent, Queen-street, ■ii UK SALE (a Kure Chance), a First- F olasa Little FARM, cloee to Mount Albert and tho Whau, only a few minutes' walk from the railway station. It is a corner lot of nearly 17 acres, having a frontage of over two thou sand four hundred links to two main roads one of these roads being the Government male road. It has one of the most charming view! that oan be had around Auckland. It rises on c pretty eminence ; undulating; sloping com plotely to the N. X, overlooking Mount Albert, Mount Rosklll, Three Kings, and the Walto mats, taking In the majority of the views of th( City of Auckland and Suburbs, Onehunga, and even tho Manukau Bar can be seen in the dls tanoe—2o miles of a view. The aspect Is oom plotely N.E., as tho sun rises and Bets on thi land. It is sheltered from bleak winds a fine creek tuns along the bottom of thi property. There is excellent soil, part of 1 bolng volcanic. The whole Farm la cleared well ploughed up, and has first-class now wiri tovco ereotad all around,- with over 2CO fane: trees and over 60 fruit trees of various kinds apple, pear, poach, plum, orange, and lemon This would muko a magnificent spot for a gontic man's residence, nursery, or orchard ground! Price, only £25 per nore. Easy terms If re quired, Can be subdivided If needed, . Tltl under the Land Transfer Aot.—Apply to Pal Usher, Stab offloo. F. J. MOSS]. IW, F, O'STOUVAI FJ. MOSS & CO. • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SHOBTLAND-STBSSET Ft H SALE. A Largo Allotment in Brighton Road, Parnel (100 x 300). 30 Acres Good Flat Land, 5 miles from And land, close to railway station. HO Acres near Tuakau; SO aores lv grass, r< malnder open fern and bush. Prloo, £500. 30 Acres Olose to the Whangarata Ballwa Station, all Improved, with a house, stablt barn, &o.; well auitoa lor fruit growing, 33 feet frontage to Symonds-street* with bnilt IDgP. iO Aores Land, ■with sea frontage. 9 milea fror town, 1 mile from railway Btation; £3 pc acre. 600 Aorea, partly Improved, 19 miles froi Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station good 8 roomed Homes, and all necessary on buildings. «315speraore. A Splendid Allotment in Harding-street, 70ft b Is3Ct—£soo. Also, An Allotment In Inkermann-streot—J3loo. House of 7 rooms, 10 minutes" walk from Pot Office, • in addition to tho above, wo bare a Larg Number of Town and Country "Properties fc Sale, Including some Largo Blocks of tand 1 IhaW"tt"tODW*fcF.J.MOBB*OO, Shortland-street, J" US T h AND E I - 50,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 50.009 Excelsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Duchess (Pure Turkish) Clg&rettos. PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMiJ, QUEEN-STREET. Urn continuation, ace First Page



To k.et. ~i TJXO LET, Single Shop at Men Terrace, X next Kdon Hall; rent, 103 per weok.S» H. W. Henderson, Eden Terraoe. TO L-H.T, on Lease, at Bpsom, about 2 acres of splendid Sooria Land, dry, level, nnd In cultivation; an exoellent building site, \ or would make a splendid market garden —For l terms and conditions apply to U. F, Uvanu, \ Katntc Agent, Qaeen-stroot. 9 mv LET, 4-roomed House, Mannion \ X Btioat, Upper Queon-street.—J. Williams, £ Vlctorlfißtreot. i rvw iJh;t,"'l\vo or rmuc ruime^a or " Untarnished Rooms, large gartlon; rent " moderate: In Upper Qaeen-streot.— Apply AB, I Star Office. npO LET, Kcmuera, main road, good JL poaltlon, Houbo 9 rooms, wnsh-hotiso, and other outbuildings, largo allotment, within ten minutes' walk ot Newmarket Btation,—Apply to William Dinnlson. Newmarket. I 0 LET, Wellington-street, convenient 1 Shop and Dwelling- For Sale, Grafton Road, New Six-roomed Villa Residence, £575. Carlton Road, flrst-olass Villa Residence, eight rooms, £750. Hepburn-street, Several Large Allotmenta.-B. Y. Colllnß. Hlgh-atreet. 110 LET, 3 Koome,—Apply Mrs Irwifl, . Wakefleld-street. 110 LET, in t!ollingwood • street, Pon sonby, a convenient and oomfottablo New Cottage; water laid on.—Apply to J. Heron, on the premises. TO LET, Apartments, Furnished or Untarnished, or Lodgings for two single gentlemen, with or without Board, in Grey street, opposite Volknei-'a, Tinsmith. flYo LtsT, the Allotment adjoining Isaacs' I- Bond, Fort-street.—Apply E. fc A. laaaoe. 110 LET. aFa mily Kesidence at Epsom, with SO aores of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Pi Clenhorn, Kpsom. IVTEWMAKKET.—To Let, House ot 6 i-l rooms, kltohen range, register grate, and gas, next Koyal George Ilotel.-B. Tanner, 8, (Jneen-street. / \FFICK TO LET.— Appiy at G.N.L.A. \J Rooms, Quoen-streot, New Teas. _____ "JCT"EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883. JOHN BUCHANAN, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREKT, Begs to announce the arrival per a.s. Rings rooma (transhipped ex b,b. Bowen), of his ITIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW SEASON'S TEAS, (SPREAD KAGLK). THESE TKAB ABB KXOKLLBNT VALUK. LIQUORINa SAMPLES OH APPLICATION; A TRIAL SOLICITED. rriuE NEW TEAS OF SEASON 1882-3. The Bubaoriber. In soliciting orders for NEW SKABON TEAS, haa every confidence In recom mending them as being very much superior to any Teas placed on the Auckland Market for sometime. Prices as under i— c. d. H.'d, Good Common Congou _ _IBto 8 0 Fine Congou and Bonohong.. _ 2 to 2 8 A Very Superior Sample of Indian Tea, sold pure as Imported _ 210 The merits of New To* as compared with Old are but Indifferently appreciated by tea drinkers. Old Tea Is •' stale, flat, and unprofit able," takes more time to Infuse, and Is apt to t&Bto vapid after the most oareful infusion. New Tea Is fresh and brisk, more easily Inf ased, and has a rioh aromatic fragrance. Orders called for and Goods Delivered to a i parts of the city, ~*~ 808 _"rT KE W, TEA AND COFFEE MRROHANT, VIOTOBIA AND ALBSRT-BTBHSTS. AUCKLAND TW"EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883, Tho undersigned togs to notify the arrival, per 8.8, Rlngarooma (transhipped ex b.s. Hun garian, from Foo Chow), ot a FURTHER SHIPMENT OV New Teas i J>Tew Teas' Consisting Of— a y\ (n H\/ Z 11 f\O TJACKAGKS, LW4 1 A C X A Q X S. j INCLUDING BKVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINK TEAS. at Samples for Liquoring o;i application, *ffit H, B. Mo«TON. 26th July. 882 ■VTEW QKAaON'S rpEAS, Tho undersigned has Just Received, Por Kotorun (transhipped ox Monraulr, from Foochow), 1300 A, 1300 PACKAGES < PACKAGES BOSBBUD, NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Consisting of , HALF-nHKSTS AND BOXKSIOF FINE TO MEDIU CONGOUS. Sample for L quoting can be obtained on application. A. H BjlTflH!K< " TNDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE- X HOUSE.' 95, VICTORIA -STREET. Owing to the growing popularity of PURE INDIAN TEAS, and their undoubted super iority over many ot tho light China kinds, to gether with their absolnto freedom from FOREIGN LH&F, and the absence of all kinds of artllloial scents Imported from flowering BhrabS, &0,, &0., the undersigned deems it prudent to offer his nnmerous Tea Patrons quotations for PURS INDIAN TKAP, un mixed -with Ohtna sorts. , Being a Direct Impottor from the famous Calcutta Tea syndicate will be a sufficient guarantee of their PUKITY, and also of their valuos, their being no Intervening profit be tween him and the Syndloate. NO 1 -PURE BROKEN PEKOK AND SOU -1 CHONG BLKND at 2/2 9 Ib. TSJO. O-PURK SOUCHONG AND DAH JM » JRRLING PKKOK BLKND at XTO. q 6-PDRE PBKOK SOUCHONG IN O AND CHOICEST DABJEK LING BLKND at 3/»1b. A Reduction of 2d. $ ». on 12ft. Parchm, "BERTIE SAVKRNA" H_MB AND BACUN. Quality Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/* ft. Terms Cash. Leas by the Side, Blbmd Teas. Pbiokb Cobbrnt. CHOICEST PURE BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valne in the cup Is worth pence por pound more money, Prloe, Is 6<l per Ib. A SPLENDID DARJEULING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend ot Para India and China Teas- Prloe, 1/81b. •• TBA EXTRAORDINARY 1" The ready salt this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Prloe, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTORB7' A blend of hlgl oared first crop India and China Teas; will improve with lengthened brewing in the pot. and prove lteolt an economlo hlgh-olsss Family Tea. Price, 2/6 per lb. "VERY BICH DEEP BROWN TEA. A combination of some of the pdbjbt, the strongest, and the highest flavoured Tsas imported. Price, 3/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stook oLSIFTINGS ii London and Foochow, and the desire to mak room for farther shipments, tho undersigns will sail the balance of his present stook o FUKB CHINA SIKTINGB at 1/2 per It (quality undeniable). ITredk. Whitehead, OK yICTORU-STRKET, __UCKIiANI



Public /Notices. A DTGKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. PILOT SERVICE, POET OF AUCKLAND. ' Harbour Board Offlco. Auckland, July 25,1882, Applications will bo recolved at this Offlco until TUK3OAY, the 20th September next, at Noon, from competent persons willing to under take to carry on the Pilot Service of the Port of Auoitland, in terms ot conditions and agree ment to be seen at this office. Tho lowest or aay application not necessarily accepted. F. B. COMPTON. Chairman. UCKLAND FREE SCHOOL OF ART. MTJSEUM LBCTUBE BOOM, WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS, 10 TO 12. Free Instruction to Pupils (both sexes). All materials supplied gratuitously. Conditions of Admission on application to tho Instrnotor-MK KBNNKTH WATKH>S. ESTATE OF THE LATE THOMAS TROAN. DECaASBU. 1 11 Aoconnts Bgainst tho above Estate should bo rendered to tho undersigned on or before the 25th day of August, 1882. WILLIAM THORNB, Solicitor tor the Trustees. Auckland, 26th July, 1882. - i " "JESSICA'S FIRST PRAYER '— if Choral Hall, Tomorrow (Thursday). Reading by Mr HDurgeon. Lime-light illustra tions. Descriptive Musio by Full Choir, Ad mlßßlon, Is. MX THOMAS frPURGKON will read " Jessica's Prayer " To-mcrrow (Thurs day) Evening, in Choral HalL "Full Choir and Lime-light Illustrations. mO-MOKROW M'lmraday) BVENIING, &. "Josßloa's First Prayer" will be per formed in the Choral Hall. Admission, Is; Reserved Seats, 2s. fIU TO B A 'A XI \3T to Roth's Publio Hot, Cold, unfl Snower Baths, Viotoria- street Bast. Cbnrge, Ohb Sbillihs, Open all week days from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m,, and Sunday Mobnihgb from B till 10 a.m. The Bath-rooms are nil private, and supplied with every convenience, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, Kd Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladles every day, n all hours, with female attendance, One Bbiuuns. Please note the nfldressi Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, ana next the cheap Seddta;; ana Furniture Mart. Auckland. N.B,—Barber In attendance. riIHE MUTUAL FIXE AND MARINE JL INSURANCE COMPANY OF NKW ZEALAND. Incorporated under " The Joint Stook Com panies Act, 1850," and the several Amend ments thereof. Capital £200,000, i Divided into 200.000 Shares of £1 Kach. Payable a? follows:—One Shilling per Shore upon application; One Shilling por I-hare upon allotment: and One Shilling per Share on tho eighth day of January, 1883 (If re quired). The advantages of the Mutual principle are :— The Shareholders receive 8% per annum upon the amount paid on shares. Also, one-half of the Balance of Profits distributed in proportion to the amount of their paid up capital, while Insurers receive us a bonus or dividend the other half of Balance of Profits, dlattibuted in proportion to the premiums paid by them during the last preceding year. IC a person oconples tho double position of Shareholder and Insurer, then he partakes of both sets of benefits. tsf Bco full Prospectus in another column ts aPBCIAIi NOTICE. T. & H. O KE» CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTBRERS, &C, HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR New Prkmishs in Victoria-st., Three Doors Above Theatre buildikg3. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY, PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTKL KEEPERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FROM THE MAKERS, AND SELLS DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF BVKRX DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/6; Dinner Seta, 70 pieces, 37/6; Chamber Sots, 7/9 to 40/; China Tea Beta, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Bpoonß. for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups, 11, 9/ doz; Looking Glasses, from 1/8: Door Mats, 2/6; Frndere, 1/9 to 26/; Cruet Stands, 3/0 to 23/; Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 set; Iron Bedsteads, full size, 22/6; Brittania Metal 1 o&pots, 5/; Klcctro-platod Cruets, Sdoom, and Forks, all Qa&Utleß; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cagoa; Table and Pocket Cut lery ; Sauoopans, Boilers, Tubs, and Buckets; Lamps, from 3/9; 6ln. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fancy Goods ot every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousand and one artiolea of nee and ornament, at Prices only possible under our New System of DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. All Goods Marked In Plain Figures (Wholesal and Retail). Goods carefully paoked and forwarded to all parts of the country Direct Supply Store, 219, Q UKIB N -STBBBT, Opposite Close Bros. B[F AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods and Parcels of a'l descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheai- Ratb, and with guaranteed regularity, The following are the Booking) Agencies :— A. R. Lftdd, Cab'tmaker ..Karanßnhapo Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R. Blrule. Baker _ ..Aroh Hill 1, Reid, Cabinetmaker ..Corner ot Kybor Pass and Symonds-st. S, Reid, Grocer _ -Corner of Kyber Pass andGraftonßoada W. S. Collins, Grocer ..Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker ..Newmarket. DBLIVBKIES:- Town Hourly. Suburban: 11 a.m. and S p.tm No. 76, Telephone Exchange. HEAD OFFICE I— NATHAN'S UOND, Cusxomhoubk-btbert. COKE. • r\ O X B, THB AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (Limited) Will Deliver this very economical fuel in quantities to suit house- . H holders, at the following rates for j£ ; o places within ono mile of tho g i n Works; longer distances in pro- 2 • g Portion:- W i s. a. " ■ Per Back, 3 bUßbols .. -..16 ' ssaoks 0 3 10 BaoKs, or 1 ton - - 11 G 20 sacks, or 1 ton .. ... .. 22 0 ■ Orders may bo left at tho Offlco or Worts. \ . GAS FITTINGS. SIJMxER Machines at 2s 6d per week ; Cottons, silks. Needles, etc.; Repairs at London prices and warranted,—D, 8, Chambers, 70 Queen-street, Kepler JMalt Extract i The undersigned, A3 AGENT, has just opened * in KXOKLLKNX CONDITION the lint Bhipmentof the following:— KKPLKR'S EXTRACT Off MALT, . Large and Small Slzon KEPLERS BXTRA.OT OF MALT, WlthHoPß 3 KKPLKR'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With HYPOPHOBFHIIES, KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. 1 Wiill PSFSINK mm vmoi KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF IUW.^ , KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, " KBr|jl"l ° With Oir. and lODIDK OF IBOS, The "Lancet"says:-"Kepler Malt Extract to very sood, and may be used with oonfidenco.' n Second Report of the " Ljncot "on the Keplei a Malt Extract :-Keplcr's Extract of Malt 1b ai d distinct an advance in therapiutics as wai ,f the introduction ot cod-liver oil. It Is one o i our best remedies for atonic dyspepsis, and ii undoubtedly useful in consumption and othe waßtlng diseases." Agent uob AocKtAND— . GRAVES AICKI "\r VJT THE PHiBMAO?, Queen et, i.l '



_ (Personal* < I F MISS HOLLISGWORTH does not oall and pay her Acoonnt at Devonshire House. Hobsonatreet, her Bos: will be sold within 7 days from this date. Board ana Residence. TQJOARD and residence for Young Ladies JL> at Konll worth House, Vincent-street. fIOMFORTABLK Board nnd Koßldence \J for 2or S working men, Terms modorate -Mrs KMadon. Wllllain-straet (Juat past St James's Church). CKOYDON VILLA, Vincent-street — Firstolasa Aooommodatlon for Gentle men; Blnglo room, 25a per week.—Mra Fallen BOARDING HOUSE FOX CHILDREN (BOYS AND GIRLS) ATTENDING THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN AUCKLAND. The abo vo will be opened at the end of Sep tember by a Lady of large experience in Tuition and the Management of Children. The greatest care and supervision will bo exeroiaed as to their health and comfort, a liberal table kept' end playground provided. A time will be sot apart for the preparation of . lessons, with assistance If necessary. The Year will be divided Into Three Terms, at £18 103 per Term (Inolnslve of Maslo and School Fees), payablo In advance. Address BKTA. Poßt Offics; Auckland. /ToVKRNOK BKOWMB HUTiSfc, \JC HOBSON-STKBKT, BO4RD AND LODGING--.. ..SOS PM Week SINGLE KOOM _~_ - - - ..2ift Liost and Found. rgIEN SHILLINGS EEWARu.—Lost, JL Sunday, about 3 p.m., botween Graham stroßt and Wharf (via Fort-street), a Bllvor Bracelet. Inlaid with gold Finder, bringing it to Allen's drapery, Viotoria-strcot, will receive above reward. ' FOUND, on Sunday night, a Purse eon tatnlng a small sum of money.—Apply to Mrs S-qoirre.il, Turnor-stroot, off Upper Queen street . BjioUND, a Sheop Dog; name on collar, A? If not claimed within seven day? will be Bold to defray expenses.—Apply this office. • _ FOUND, a Letter containing P. 0.0.— Owner apply this oflloe. STRAYED from Utahuhu, about 30tH July, a Light-harness Horse, light ohesnnt oolonr: white streak on faoe and email white spot on baoK.—Any person returning the same to Mr Moran t Otahuhu, wIU be rewarded. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDBN AT HAMILTON. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1878." and the Amendments thereor, and in the matter of the Bankruptoy of Mabqarit Nkwem., of Ngarnawahla, :, in the Provinolal Uistriot of Auokland, In the Colony of New Zealand, ißrated Water Manufacturer, trading nnder the style ot "H, Newell & C 0.," a Debtor. Notice la hereby given that at a Meeting of tho Creditors Of the said Margaret Newell, held at the Court-house at Hamilton on the 3rd day of August, 1882, at three o"olook in the after noon, John Buolianan. of Auckland, in the saitt Provinolal Distiiot, Merchant, was eleotea Trustee in tho Kstate of the said Margaret Me well: and that the Bald John Bnohanan baa intimated to me, In writing, his aoceptanoa of the said, office of trustee. Dated at Hamilton this Din day of August, 18K< THOMAS KIRK, Clerk of tho Court. Wm. macgreqob Hay. Solicitor for the Debtor, Hamilton. Medical. JAMES CATER, DISPENSING AMD FAMUiY CHEMIST, (Member Pbarmaokoticai Society), HOBSON-BTREET, olose to Wellington-street, Auckland, N.Z. 00THACHEI TOOTHACHE t -J TOOTHACHE!I I Immediate Belief by using KDSGN'S MAGIC EB3B NG X, in 18 Bottles. 1 \O jou wish to keep a Healthy House JLJ and a Full Pocket 1 Then use only Mar shall's Homoeopathlo Medicines. — Goodson'u London Aroade. DX. RUDDOOK'S "Stepping-stono to Beilth" (100 th Thousand).—To Pareots: Read oarefnlly page 65. raiHE FACT IS NOW ASSURED ;h JL THAT INOIFIKNT CONSUMPTION, cnnoNia bronobitis, asthma, theoat AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, NKRVOOS AND WASTING niSBAHICS are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re aotion produced by • AIOKIN'B SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS WITHHyPOPHUaPtiITIta UJf LIMB ; ASU QUININB. . ,'. These great results are owing o the ' ■ combination of NBUVK AND BRAIN TONIC that lend Increased sustaining rnwers to the invalid, added to whidh is tto BPKCUTO ACTION of the Euoalyptus on the mucus mem brants, whereby the air passages ore , cleared of unhealthy secretions In a natural manner. Daily evidence Is affordod of the per- ' - I manent rosnscltating aotlon of this remedy—fio that all who suffer should at onoo make a trial of its eminent proper- , tieß. The Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate In prioe, and within the roach of all who need It. It is a pharmaceutioal combina tion Of tonic alkaloids with hypophOS phltcs,und not a secret nostrum, . , Registered and gazetted tinder "The ■'. . % Trades Marks Registration Act," by ' . ' Gbavjes AioiiiN, Tho Pharmacy, Auck land. Wholesale Agent I IHK Naw ' ' Zealand Drug Company ,; Auctions. ~ ; " . TO-MORROW, NOON. ORANGES, MANDARINES, NAVELS, | &c, &c, &o. Hx as. Manapouti, from Sydney. R. ART HU R WILL Sell by public auction, at his . Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow, at U o'clock noon, A Woll-weorted Shipment of SYDNEY FRUIT -108 Cases Oranges ... - ' 35 do Mandarines i do Navels ICO do Oranges. . , ;■■'■■'■■!: •• ,;. -. , '..:.;;. |Jl| THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. ;< PRELIMINARY NOTICE, m R A D E SALE OV • ' .' • .;;■';.: WiNES, SPIKITS, BEEB, I; &c Sco., Sec. - : GABRIEL LEWIS, Auotlonoer, W. S, COCHRANE aAS, DAORI FRIDAY, AUGUST 11. ,'>j HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, j . CAKPETS, * DRAWING-ROOM SUITE. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 11th lnst,, - at 11 o'clock. HOU3BHOLD FURNITURE wnßlsUng >• •> of—Drawing-room Suite, 9 pieces, wal nut frames, drab oovsred; Couches, . Chairs, Pictures, Carpets, Fenders, - Rugs, Clocks, Sewing MaoMnos, Plated ware. Glassware, Cane Lounge; Couoh and Chairs, halr-eeated; New iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrasses, Palllaflßes, ; Feather Bod, Chests Drawers, Wash stands, Toilet Sets, DretsUK Tables, Mirrors, Sponge Bath; Tubs, Stores, ' Kltohen Utensils. &o. Also. ~ | GARDEN ROLLER and MOWER. :.-J i SAMUEL COCHRANE <ss SON, Aootlonoors. MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1882. ■ , ~~~"" ' ■ ''. AT THB KSSIDKHCK OF MX C, ANDBBWS, 1 MANOEBE , (Afcont 1 mile from the Bridge). •'. DAIRY COWS, CALVES, DKAYS, HARNESS, SADDLERY, &O. ■ •_• , rfiHE Undersigned have received iasttnc- £ i JL Moib from Mr C, Androwß (who has sold •■*■ , hlB farm) to sell on the above date, 15 Dairy Cows, Milking and Springing \ 10 Oalves Well-bred, Two-year-old Bull ° , r A Staunch Spring-cart, Horse, and - a ■ Harness a Sip Drays and Vramo, Harness, Saddlery; t Piga, Poultry, Dairy Utensils, &o, r At 12 o'clock. HUNTER & NOLAN.. (Continued $n Fourth fagt.)' ,