tho Tt«nk In whioh ho was enßiaßerl Constablo Jones deposed to arresting the _ n-» sonor on this and another charge. Ho said ho had a right to uso Mr Taylor a namo, as he had appropriated money-which ho ought to havo .riven to him.—To tho Bench : Had known pri soner for about two years. Ho admitted that ho had lilled. in the cheque. Did not consider him : quite right in the upper story; sometimes ho I said ho wus ''Farmer Brigstook," and some- ' times " Squire Sims."—This being the case, Mr Cooper said it would bo useless to attempt to urge any excuso for prisoner's conduct at tho , present time.—Tho depositions woro then read over.—Prisoner said ho had nothing to say.—Tho second charge was for ob taining monoy from Mr James Rae on an order purporting to bo signed by Mr .cohort U -owning, swcltor, on tun7th Inst.—.or j Pardy acid, after the evidence in tin. forj.or ; ciso, ho would wltddra Ythlu chargo by pormls- j Blan of the Bunch—'lho prisoner was (ally com-! milled for trial on tbe oharga r f forging and ut- | tcrlng, but admitted to bail, himself In £30, and . una surety In ..25. y flits waß ail the business.

EXTRAORDINARY SENSA TION AT A WEDDING.

[BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

The Assistant Crown Law Officer Attempts Suicide.

WELLINGTON, October 11. Quite a sensation was caused in town th;s evening, whon it was ascertained that a well-known official had attempted suicide, under somewhat peculiar circumstances. It appears that Mr W. M. Lewis, Assistant Crown Law Officer, was to bo married this altcrnoon to a young lady (Miss Dyer), but at tho ap pointed time for the ceremony to take'place nc failed to put in an appearance, and alter waiting some time, the assemblage was In formed that Mr Lewis had been taken seriously ill, and could not attend, it is generally understood that Mr Lewis made an attempt on his life by cutting his throat, but no definite information, however, hos reached town as to his condition, although the wounds are not believed to be of a serious nature, He resides at Newtown, i

Later Particulars.,

(BY TBIiE-RAPH.— OWH CORRESPONDENT,

. WELLINGTON, this day. Great difficulty was experienced in ob taining reliable particulars of the Acs;st aut Law Officer's attempted suicide, but the folio rving is condensed from the report in to-day's " Time." :—" For sometime Past It bas been known that Mr P. M, Lewis, holding the position of As-istant Crown Law Officer in the Department of Justice, waa engaged to Miss Dyer, a young lady whoso father for some time preceding his death occupied a high position in tbis city as manager of the Australian Mutual Provident Society. Tho wedding was to have taken place at St, Mark's Church, yesterday afternoon, and preparations wore made for the occasion. The guests who arrived at the church were, however, kept waiting for the b.idcgroom, until at list it wai whispered that somethiug was amiss, and the wedding would havo to be po.tponed. By degrees it became rumoured that tbo bridegroom bad made a desperate attempt upon his own life within half-an-hour of the time which was to have seen him united to the lady he bad chosen as his partner, Mr Lewis made tho attempt upon bis life by cutliug his throat with a knife. No reason whatever can be assigned for the ia«h act. It up pears that Mr Lewis was up till noon yes terday ia his usual placid st.to of mind— indeed buoyant in contemplation of his hap piness About 1 p.nr. ho went to his bed room to dross, and for some time was un disturbed, but as time passed on and there was no -tppparancc, slight misgivings arofe, and his mother, who had come from Chri.t church to bo present at the wed ding, entered his bedroom and fouud ber son prostrate. on the floor. She instantly gave the alarm, and Ur Gillou, who wns one of the gue.ts, promptly ren dered assistance. Subsaquently Dr. Grace wit. sent for. Intimation of the unfortunato event was at once scut to the party as sembled at St. Mark's Church, and the vehicle whioh should havo borne the ex pectant bridegroom thither, bore in lieu a nus.enger of the melancholy news. Tho officiating cUrgyman bad donu. d his robes, tbo organist had commcuced the prelude of the musical welcome, and the assembled spectators wero in eager anticipation. When, therefbro, a hurriedly wbispsrcl message was given, and a word passed quickly round that some unfortunate con tretemps had occurred, many surmises were made, and it was a long time before tho assemblage disponed, none except a select fow, apparently, knowing tho truth. Tho melancholy duty arose of breaking tho news to the bride-elect, and this proved a most harrowing task. Tbe young lady was terribly affected, and the instant services of a medical adviser wero imperative. Dr. Diver was sent for, and waß unremitting in his attentions un til a late hour last night. The latest bulletin is tbat Mr Lewis is progressing favourably, although his nodical attendants aro not able yet to give a positive assurance as lo recovery. It is known that Mr Lewis was at times of an excitable disposition, and at others prono to reclaso habits, but there was not the slightest reason for the sur mise, up to the time of the occurrence now related, that the anticipated event was exercising any undue influence on bis men tal faculties.

LATEST.

[PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

Tlio Cause Cerebral Excitement,

WELLINGTON, this day.

It ia very difficult to obtain full particu lars in {connection with the alleged at* tempted suicide last night. Various rumours bave been afloat all the morning, . ome contending that Mr Lewis was only suffering from cerebral congestion and others brain trouble. It is, however, well known that Lewis did make an attempt to cut his throat, and that this fact was admitted by Lewib's mother to tho mother of the young lady about to be married. The wounds are not at all of a Beriouß nature, and the patient Is progressing aa well as can be expected. One medical gen tleman who was called in to see Lewis im mediately it was ascertained wbat was the matter, states : ".The immediate danger, in my opinion, is irom cerebral congestion, aud other brain trouble. Lewis has had an exciting time of it during the session, nnd lias over-taxed his powers." The police are making enquiries into the affair, bat as yet bavo been unable to obtain any particulars, the medical advisers prevent ing any pWSon visiting t ewis.

SUPREME COURT (in Cham bers),—This Day.

(Boforo His Honor Mr Justice Gillies),

Tim bi-weekly Bitting In Chambers took place thl3 morning.

Probate, Administration, etc.—Probate was granted In ro Joseph Johnson, Victor Ed wards, Potcr Coleman (deceased).—A similar application by Mr Speed for probuto in re Edwin Loa (deceased), was ordered to stand ovor, tho affidavits being irregular.—Letters of administration witn will an»ex.4 wero applied for in re James Thorngato. John Batloy Tborn gaN>, and WMlam Thorngate (fleoesßtw1). and ordered to be granted. In re Char, M»j r as.d Tho*. Trosn (deceased), orders were made to register copies ot will.. _~_,_ T.xmo ov Ot-MT'-In re Simon Peter Harj.s (a debtoi).-Mr E Heskoth movod for an order empowe' ing the nenl-trar to tax tho pell'lanlng oredltors' oosta. Granted. -Mr B. BMkO'h moved for a similar order in re Wm.J. O Briea (a debtor). The matter waa allowed to Btand ovor (or al-davl-s ~ .. awuiucatios ov BANKBOPTOvv-Upon the application ol Mr Boaie, Thomas MoOathle (a debtor) wai a-jacged a ban.ruotand his ex amination flxod lor 2 p.m on tbo 18th irsst. Dknnwon v. Waukwobth U'M*J rf 0.1m.t.d).-ln tnla matter Mr A. B, Whitaker moved lor leave to eorve copy of writ and rie olaration upon John Milne (defendant s Beore tary).-_.efused, on ground that there waa no affidavit o£ writ Issued ,__„,.. __, ._ No Juri.dict,on.-M. B. Hesketh rroved, In the matter ot tho l_enses ond Saljß of Sett If tt Katates Aot, 1885. and on tha petition of Thos. Borlvonor for directions as to service and adver t alnir.-Hli Honor deolded that he had no juriß diotion, and tbat tbe application should be mace to the Wellington Court. This was all the business.

The steamer Tungariro was out on a fish ing excursion yesterday afternoon, Tbe principal capture was a porpoise, five feet in length. The Thames firing in the match between Dunedin and Wellington Brigade, took place on Thursday, fccuring a victory for the Thames over both competitors. Tbe;e was a sttong baffling wiud blowing during the firing, accompanied with .quail of rain. Some splendid scores were made, P.O.A, Thomas heads the list with a grand score of 89 points ; Seaman G. White stcond, 83. P.O. A. Thomas's score is the largest ever made in this district. There were 7 shots at each range, tbe distance being 200, 300, and 500 yards respectively, with an 8-inch bull's eye at the shorter range.. Tbe Thatnea score was 768; Wc'lington, 701; or 67 behind the Thames, and 65 more than Dunedin. '

TELEGRAMS.

j [From Our. Own coekespohdest,] RUSSELL, this day. The Wellington sails this morniog. Pas- Bengcrs: Hon, H, Williams, Archdeacon Clark, Rev. Messrs Hawkes, Gittos, and Dunn, Mc.sr. Stuart, Rates, Mrs H. Stephenson, Dr Sleemau, and the members ot the Orange lodges, Shaiemark.t, . p.m. Albumin: Lost night, 17s; to-day, 18s; buyers, 18s. Piinco Imperial : Lust night, E. ,'id ; sellers, 9j 'i_ Calcdouiau: Sellers, 10s ; buyer J il. 6d. Queen of Beauty : Buyers, 20a. Bright Smile: Sellers, Is 9d. t&Tlio cause of the rise in ..lburnia scrip to-day was tho fact that some good picked gtoue was obtained from the rise on Dixon's lccf above the Whau lcycl to-day.

(rER PltlrSl ASSOCIATIONON.)

CHRISTCHUKOH, tbis day.

DROWNED,

A man named Lewis Jenkins was found drowned in the river at licathcote this morning. It is supposed that he bad been drinking. COTTAGE BURNED. A two-roomed cottage on Old win's Road was destroyed by fire Inst night. Tho in surance on it was £100. Clothes left to dry in front of the lire had ignited and caused ; tbo fire, | DUNEDIN, Thursday. ALLEUED FRAUDULENT BANK RUPTCY. Kobcrt Goodson was cbarscd at the Police Court with fraudulent bankruptcy. The trusto.'s evidenco was that tbe sworn liabilities amouotcd to over £1800; the assets woro. entirely valueless. They in cluded some 80 horses said to bo running in •he'^or'h Island. Thcnccusedstatedthatho had sold a farm to his brother for, ho be. lieved, about £1000, but he got no cash, as ho was indebted to his brother, although ho believed only to the amount of £600 or £700 if it was all reckoned np. His Worship said the evidence warranted a committal, but tne case was then adjoumcd.to allow of evidence f_r tho defence.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

England opposed to the Turks in

Egypt

LOM DON, October 12.

Mr Courtney, ia his speech at Toipoint yesterday, further stated that England's police was to detaoh Egypt from the suzerainty of tho Sultan, and take steps to establish a European guarantee for the proper administration of the country, I MELBOURNE, this day. [ Arrived : Steamship Ringarooma, from tho Bluff, this morning, THE TRANSIT OF VENUS. Captain Morrs nnd Liout. Darwin, the son of the deceased naturalist, leave hero to-morrow tor Queensland to make arrange ments for ob>orving the transit of Verms. Captain Tripman, wbo is expected to arrive shortly, is going to Now Zealand for a similar pnrpose.

THE CAULFIELD CUP.

(SPECIAI, DESPATCH TO STAR),

MELBOURNK, this day. The acceptors for tho Caulfield Cup otc : Darebin, Commotion, CunnamiUla, Miß» takon, Gudarz, Fryingpan, Gipsy Cooper, Asiyrian, Douglaston.Wizard, Queen, Nap per Tandy, Prattle, Gardeoia, Wi lianij Brunette, Granville, V. aterloo, Coreena, Oaluii., Littlo Jack, Mistake, Valetta, Fly ing Jib, Burleigh, Santa Claus, Sardonyx, Verdure, Anglesey, Crystal, Tumult, Bclladrara, Baron Yon Mueller. Assyrian is favourite at 5 to 1; Darebin next, 10 to 1,

(RKUTEU'-S CABLBGRAMS.) THE MKLBOUfcNE CUP.

MELBOURNK, this day,

Allander, Iho Czar, Kricthoneus, Evi, Jim Tyson, Lochnivnr, Scandal, and Salo naro, havo been scratched lor tho Mel bourne Cup.

There are 32 acceptors for the Cuullield Cup, to bo run for to-morrow.

MINING.

Rueanui Hill.—Carter and party hav° crushed 18 tons quartz for tho return ol 15 oz. 9 dwts of gold.

Caledonian.—The crushing from thu leader on tha western side of cross-cut and from Captain Richard's rise continues to shape favourably.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tendirs. -The following t.ndcrs were r.ceived for the crtction of a teachcr'a house at Mangere :—Cbas. Madden, £387 (ac cepted) ; Dalrymple Muir and Son, £489; J. Cotnwell, £495 ; Smith nnd Rowe, £497; James and Denize, £526; Chas. L»vi-r, £565; Mathieson and Pollard, £625. The architect's cs'lmaie was £450. Thos. Walker's tender (£l7 10s) wa. ac cepted for tbe purchase of old buildings at Tuakau.

A seaman of the cutter Spitfire named Edward Bead re has been brought from Wh.ngapoua and taken to the Hnspital suffering from a serious cut on the rieht hand. He was cutting firewood with the circular saw at the New Zealand Timber Company's mill at Whangapoua, when his hand was canght in tbe machinery, and three fingers badly lacerated, It is not improbable tbat tho index finger will havo to be amputated. The quarterly meeting of the speakers and Beoretai.esof tho various Bands of Hope will be held this evening In the Temperanoe Hall, commencing at 7,30., Mr George Homos in the chair.

THE 'AUCKLAND KtlKK'lßW'' 81'AK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13.



Tenderß. ss__w_^:> ~ ■3_J,-__A;b_!_S_S ,-_t^\MA>Vw \ i^£__ms__mv wtfORTH SHORE REGATTA. Tenders for Band win be received by the Hob. 8.0. until apm. on MUNUAY next, the 16th Inßtant. Address— CHAB. C. DAORB. Hon, Pec E, Mitohelson & Co.'a. 17, Qneen-Btreet WhM.. rp o v uix. bee a, Tenderß will bo received on or befsre the 21st instant for the Krrotlan of several One-atory Brick Bu'.ldlnßsln Chaps.-street Plana and specifications at the ollloe of MATTHKW H-NDKHSON, Arohiteot, Viotoria-street West. TENDERS Wanted to BuiM a Four roomed Cottage; labour and nails only.— ■Apply to Franola Thwalto, King-st., Arohiteot, (For continuation, sco First Page). i ' : Calls. TITHE ARCH HiLL BRICK AND JL TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a Call (the eighth) of ONE SHILLING per Shnro has beon made, payable to tho Secretory, at the ofllce of tho Company, No. 21, Now Zealand Insuranco Buildings, Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the Bth November, 1822. J. FRIAR CLARKE, Secretary. Auckland, 13th October, ISB2. .' ~, ' . 'i Gazette m .Bankruptcy. 4Mtti» IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. . In the matter of the Petition of Thomas Wells, of Cambridge, In tho said Dis trlot, Merchant, for the adjudication as a Bankrupt of Tbom.s MoOatbik, of Auckland, In the salo Dlstriot, Contrac tor ; and In the matter of " The Debtors and Credlto-a Aot, 1876," and the several Aots emending the same. Notice Ib hereby given that, by an Order of the aald Court, at Auckland, thia ray, the above named Thomaß MoOatble was adjudged a Bank rupt within tho tins Intent ana meaning ot tbe B-ld Acts; and it wa~ further o dered that tbe said Thomas Mo nathio appear beforo the fcald Court on WKONRBD »V, the 18 n doy of Octo ber, 18 2 at two o'olook In the afternoon, and submit to examination, as by the said Acta la irovlded; and notloe ia a'so hereby further ginn (hit the Registrar ot the Bald Court has appointed WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of Octo ber, 1881, at two o'olook In the afternoon, as the time, and the Huprome Court Building.. Auok land, aforesaid, as the place, for holding a Meeting of the Creditors of tbe said Thomas MoOatble; and notice is al.o hereby further given to the S-ld Thomas McC tlhla that he Is required to appear before the said meeting. Dated at Auokland, this 13th day of October, 1882. JOHN A. BEAtiff, Qaeen-street, Auokland, -- Solioltor lor the Petitioning Creditor.



—________!__________________. ~~" ~' Wanted. WAIN TED, a respectablo Nurso to attend an invalid old lady in tbe suburbs'.—Apply to B. MoKerrao.Brlstol House, 125 Queon-stroet. WANTED, a General Pcrvant in a small famiy.—Apply Mra if. Waikin. Carloton ttoaa. I- — | ««/ ANTED, a good Driver.—Apply at Yr once to George Wilßon, Nelson-street. WANTED, au Improver, one who can sew well and desires to laarn the art ot tailoring; also, an approntloo. — Apply J. Fiutohor, Tailor and Habit Maker, Katanga-1 hape Road. WANTED, two Men to fund a atone Wall.->pp)y at Harp of Erin. WAHI.D, a ftursegirl.— Apply Mrs Capt. Klllott, Mount Kdgeouaibo. Hcp bum-etreet. y*/"ANTED, Boot Machinists; also, »» Girls as Apprentices. — Young Bros., Burhum-Btrcct (olf Queen-street), \A ANTED, a Strong Boy. Apply at / v the Hoi Bon-street Shop.—W. H. Dam pier. WA N I'KD, two respectable intelligent Boys for the Printing Business— Apply Mr Branm. Hlgti-Btrf ct. WANTt..., smart Boys nud Youths.— Apply, anokland Timber Company. WANTKD, a Respectable Youth to drive a baker, cart; also a good eeneral servant—Apply v. Johnston, Union Bakery, Parnell. WANTED, agood Blacksmith.—apply at the Morcury Bay Timber Co.'s olllco, Fort-street. VAf ANTED, an expenencea Bookkeeper. V f —Apply, Riving references and torms, to OD.. Box 223. F.O. WANTED KNOWN, Fink Glazed Lining, Od; Gilt and Silvered Drcr-s Buttons, Sd doz.; Hair Brushes, 7_d. Selling off at Dampier's Wakofleld-itreot Bhop. WANTED, Genoral Servant for the Waikato.—Apply to Mra Thomas Han oook. Carlton Gore Koad. VV ANTED, n Good Improver;— Apply V v to Hy. Jones.Cabinet-maker, Shortland street; WANTED, a good Goat Hand; constant omploymsnt to a good man.—Apply to J. 8. Cobley, BhonJftnd-Btreet. WANTED, a Girl to mind two Chil dren.—Apply, Mrs Sharland. or Mra Ohurron, North horoi WANTeD, Young Person who under stands DroEsmaklngand Cutting Out— Apply to Mrs Oourtqyne, Vrlnoes Btreot. WANTED, an experienced General Servant with references.—Apply Mrs Theo. Klsallng, Conquest Placs, Parne'l. WANTED, on Ollice Boy.—Apply Geo. Cozens, 27 Quocn-strcot. VAT ANTED, a YoutbTabont 137T0 carry T T out and generally useful.—Apply Cos oade Btore, College Road. WANTED, a good .cnoial Servant, with references—Apply to Mrs I), v. Kvans. Qleiubnrn, near Bhelly Beaon. Honsonhy. WANTED, DraDcr'H Assistant, Good Junior, to go South.—William Rattray, Draper and Clothior, ITS, 180, and 182, Quecn stroot. WANIED, a smart Girl from 15 to 17 for houtowoiK.—Apply at tho Nevada Hotel. XAT ANTED for a permanent situation, * » a steady man, as Cartor, must bo nblo to plough, and understand general farm work. Marrlod preferred. Apply with references, lo John Hall. Otahuhu. \»." ANTED, a good General Servant; V" mußt have good references. Washing put out —Apply to Mrs Wilson Morrlßon, 81. uo-r. o'a Bay Roid. %a/ANTKD, a General Servant.—Mra *» Taylor, Scotia Place, Upper Queen street. __T ANTED, a Lady Help.—Apply by vv loiter io P. 0., Box 108. WANTKD, a Steady Kldcriy Servant to Mill. Gov? and make blmsilt Oa mo rally Useful; wages 23 Bhllllags per wi-«t._ Apply a. J. Ration, Carlton Qore-road, New markot. AWT-D, a Boy; must ba able to ride.—Apply at ooco to l(. Thorpe, Harp of trln, Hllerslle. WANTED, a rc.p.ctablo Youth ac customed to oflloe work.—Address Mer chant, Star offloo. WANT'D KNOWN-Mens Braces, 9d: Boya' do. 6d; Boys' Jean Hats, IM.; Worsted. Id tho skein; Crinolettos. Ib Ot. Soi ling nil at llamnler'g. Wak«fleld-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN, Cork Soles Id j Silk Scot Laces, 2d tho doz.; Croohot Cotton, Nos. 0. 00, 1, 2, 3. and _, 1.1 tho skein. Sailing off at Uumplei-, Wskelleld-street. ANTKI) KNOWN. - Allotments, with choico views; rich coll, and con venient;— Apply, Devonport Land Agency. ANTED-The Customers oTMunro and Mllligan to know that they aro now prepared with a full and choico assortment of Twe .da and Drapery Uooda In all departments for tho coming season. WANTED KNOWN — Littlo Boya Straw Hats, 6d; B.ok fombe, 6d; Ber lin Wool Slippers, Is lid; Orona-llno. 2d yard. Selling off at Dampier'.. Wakefleld street. WANTED, to rent a Furnished Cot tage of i or 6 »ooms; or Furnished Bitting and Bedrooms with nee ot Kitchen ; terms must be moderate.—Apply, by letter, to A.8.C.. Stab Offloe, WANTED KNOWN - Hooks and Ryea, 1 packets Id; Children's Cloture Handkerchiefs, Id; Mending notion, 2 oards Id. .Sellingoffat Dunpler. Wqkeneld-»treot Shop. \\7 ANTB D to Let, 2 unfurnished rooms, v V near Queen-street, sultnblo for 2 single girls or a married couple, Rent moderate.— Apply this offloe for mdd-eB.. WANTED, by a German Gardener just arrived, a Situation; has thorongh practical knowledge of hia business.-AdrlroßS, Mr Rldi.gs. Hoarding • house, Uppor Queen- Btreet. Auckland. WANTKD, Apprentices and Improvers, —Mra ITargte, Dress and Mantle Maker, top of Qrey-atroet ' WANTED to Hiro. by the month, vessel of about 25 to 30 tons register, at once.—Apply Cowpor, Fuhrhop and Co., Custom-house-street ANTED KNOWN. - Tho Melrose Estate is the Cheapest Property for sale in Devonport.—Apply, Devonport Land Agency, Beach Road, or B. Tanner. No. 8 Qucon-strect. «»7ANTED KNOWN, Men's Tweed v T Trousers, _s 6<i, Men'a Drab Soft Fait Hats. 2s 61; Blaok Felt Hats (bard), 3s 61. Belling offat Dampler'a Wakefleld-atreet Shop. WANTED, Tenders for Fainting St. David's Presbyterian Churoh, Upper Symonds-Btreet Specification atR, Stevenson's Store, Nowton Koad. WANTEDKNOWN, Garden &oilca_ be obtained at the works, comer of Lome and Coburg-Btreets.—J. Craig. \\r ANTED KNOWN-A Splendid TV Pointer Dog for Sale, cheap.—-. X, Davlß, Portland Home Bobeon-Btreet. WANTED, two respectable young men Boarders in a quiet family, where no others arts kept—Mrs George Payne, top ot Franklin Hoad, the third house off Ponsonby Road, on the right hand aide. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Merino Drawers, li lid ; Merino Unde'Bhlrtß, Is 3d; Lamb*' Wool Books, 7Jd. Selling off at Lamolor'a Wnkcfluid-street anon. WANTED, the Public to come and ace the Gas Illumination on Saturday even ing at 8. PARKER'S. G..fitter, &o„ W_.lcs.oy- Btrget (oppoelte New Opera Honae), . WANTED KNOWN.-Melrose; five minutes walk from Victoria Wharf.— Apply. Devonport Land Agenoy, Beach Boad. WANTED KNOWN-More Bargains In Boots and Sboea, Including Ladl&e' High Heeled Evening Shoes. 8a sd; Ladles' High Beeled Dress Shoes. _s 6d; Gents' Klastlo Side Boots, 8. 6d and 9s 6d ; at Dampler'a Boot Shop Viotoria-street (late Vv, Johnstone.) near Royal Mai Hotel. WANTED KNOWN-Two oz. Keela Black Thread, id, usual price Ib; Womon's White Hose,.}.; Trlcophorona, la 3d.— Belling off; at Damcier . Wakefleld-atreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN, Grand Lot fum« mr.r Flowers, 61 tho bunch ; nioe Lot of Ear-ring" 3- pair; Hullor'a Karih, Id largo pkt.— Belling off; at Dampler'a Wekefleld-atreetShop. WANTED, Tenants for Two six. roomed Boccea centrally situated, nt North Shore, within two mlnutea' walk of lower wharf; splondldly finished, and with all conveniences.—apply It, and B. Dnder. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men can Bave tholr Money by oalllng at tho Governor Gordon Dining Rooma. All Meals Od; Board and Dodging 168 per week.—Note the address i Nearly opposite the Waitemata and olobo to tho Dock, Lower Albort-streot,—R. Murdoch, Proprietor. ! \\, ANTED KNOWN—SmaII Shawls, V T 2g; L.rao Summer do, 3s Bd ;do about i yards long. Ba; Womon's White Stockings, lid —Selling PIT at Dampl-r'a. Wakefle'd-Btreet ANTED K-OWjn— A. MALLINSON, late Of Victoria-street, has opened a Hair Dressing Saloon In Wellesley-street, throe doors below the Young Men's Christian Asfo clatlon. Hair Cutting, 6d; Shaving, 3d; Child ren'B Hair Out, 3d. WANTED KNOWN, Infants' Bib 3, Id; Unbleaohed Calloo, 2Jd; Bleached Do.. 3}a ; Lot of Dress Buttons, Id the doz n.— Selling off: at Dampler's Wakefleld-atreet Shop, WANTED, Ladies to know that T. MoMa.terhaa opened a large stook of Mantlen, Capes, and VheUflß, superior atyleß, WANTED, the Public to Support Legi timate Tradespeople, nnd not touting monopolists. See the Gas Illumination on Saturday Evening at S. Parker's, Wellesley- Btreet, opposite new Opera House. \JS7ANTED KNOWN—S. PAKeER'S Vt Showroom of Gasfi'tinga will be lit np with gSB on Sa'urrtay evening. Come, see, and judge for yourself.—S. Parker, opposite Now Opera House. WANTED KNOWN, Black Wadding, 2d the yard; Black Velveteen, Is Hd; Japanese Silk, la 3d: Bine Serge, Is,—Selling off: at Dampler'a Wakefleld-atreet Shop, WANTrD, Everyone to Know—After a trial of ten yeara, it is admitted wo make Clothing 25 per cent, under any other houso in New Zealand.—l, Phillips, Tailor, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN, Men's White ani Colonred Handkerchiefs, li; Cheat Scarves, 2d; Longßurllngtons.Bd to Is. Selling offat Dampler'a Wakefleld-atreet Shop.



1 Wnntso, 7JX7ANTED KNOWN — Dr. Warner's VV Parent Flexible Hip Stars mil .Inly darnagsd), price sj, worth 7a fld.- J. Green, 86, ViO'.orlq-.treet. WANTED to Purchase, a Small Spring Cart and Harness, with a trial.—Apply between S and 9 In the morning, and between 5 and 6 in the evening, at Joseph Warren's, Groof-r. Karai gahapo Road, Newton. WANTED KNOWN-Sollmg off at Dampler's to make room for 65 oases ot Goods of varlon. kinds from Kng'nnd. WANTED Known, Stay Busks, 10, 3d, and 6ct; Ladles nnd Glrla' Fur Hats. IB ■id; Frilling, 'roru Id; Window Net, ljd. Sott ing oil at Dampler's wak..lold-3-ru.t r.hop. Ti/ ANTED KnOWN, thatis. Mi-Cliol- V V eon ft: Co.. No. lil. Queen-street Wharf, are seUlng Maleo, Oats, Bran, Sharps, Flour, Oatmeal, fee. &o„ at lowest market r_tos. WANTE_oI_NOWN - IS. PARKER having ai considerable oxponso filled up a Showroom for his ' argo and Choice gcleotlon Of Qas Chandeliers, Brackets, and Hall Lights, fro.. Intends lighting tho same with gaa oa Saturday evening 13th inst., whon he respeot fully invites pnbllo lnspeodon, —S. Parker, Plumber and Gaefitter, so. (opposite Abbott's New Opera House). "V«_. aN'IED, Winding Machinery and T T Gear of at least 20-horse-power . omlnal. Partioa having the above for sale, will probably Had a pnrnhasor by applying to the undersigned, not lator than Monday, tho 16th Ootobor. 1882.— ■Tsb. itodurt, New Zealandlosuranoo Building . Auckland. ■ WANTIIJJ KNOWN, Ueuta' Miperior Glove . 7Jd; Superior West End Col lars, 81 tho Box : l Jnon do. No. 14, 11.; 16,10J, —Id. Selling oil' at Dampler'a, Wnkeflold-sireot. WANTED KNOWN, that nowncre are better qualities In Teas procurable than at the Royal Toa Mart. A trial will furnish the bost test of their exoellonoo; the increasing sale Is proof that thoy please tho consumers. Price 2s. 2s id, 2s Bd. 2b 10d, and lis per lb; Con gou Teas, Ib Gd, Is Bd.and Ib lOd por lb. Gonoral Groceries and Provisions, wo keep the bost qualities, for Quality alone la the true tost of oheapness. Our motto la quality and ohoapnesa combined. Families waited on for ordors In all parts ot the olty and suburbs. Goods dolivorod. —R. FRKNOH Grocer, Tea and Provision Dealer, Tbe Royal Toa Mart, Karangahapo Road, Auckland. AAT ANTED KNOWN, Gouts' Superior r? Stud suite. 2d to Od: Solitaires, id pair; Fur Smoking oaps.ls 41; Gents' Umbrollas, 2s Od. Soiling oft at Dampler'a, Wokoileld-strcet, V*7"ANTED TO PURCHASE— Sash and Door 00. Shares (now it sue) Fisher and Co. Shares Bank ot New Zoaland Shares SELLERS: Bash and Door (old issue) Now Zoaland Insuranco National Bank, A, SAUNDERS, 2. Inaur.nco Buildings. AJLT ANTED, THE PUBLIC ■g J TO 00 TO >»! 03 a M G00DS0N"8 o * ■ * LONDON ARCADE, ** £ •g J _ Queon-stroot, oHg .3 'JO-.Jg-UO.DJ) &? ° ■soB 'hovohv NOtiNO. 'a-* S-J b.nos_oo_ &£- GOODSON'S SS p. & a LONDON ARCADE, 'T M £ 3 Queon-Btreot. g" SP _ B MO A 53 8 I GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, 118. Qneen-Btreet. AAT A N T E D T^ N O W N BRIGHTON HOUBE-Pelisses. 3/11 to 18 0 BRIGHTON HOUSE-Infants'Kobes, 6/Hto3o/ Our 14/0 Robo Is specially good value BRIGHTON HOUSK-Infants' Cloaks, 6/11 to 21/ BRIGHTON HOUBK-Infantß'Gownßfrom 1/11 Pinafores, in large varloty, for all ages. BRIGHTON HOUSE-Boyß' Dreeses, Knlcker Bulla. BRIGHTON HOUBB-Ohlldren'BCoatumos,./ll Htrllah Millinery at modorato prices. BRIGHTON HOUSK-Hoods, Mother Hubbard Bonnets. BRIGHTON HOUSE-Choap Well-mado Un derolothlng. J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSE, Top of Qhky btbkkt. VX,"ANTED ENOWrt, Mens' Shirts, M Ib OI; do (with oollars), Is 8d; Gents' [tag»tta Shirts. 2. 6d; White do,, 8-t Cd, Soiling )ll'i.t Damploi'ii Wqkoflold-atroet ahop. WAHTKI), WIM'EU, to Sell Cheap,' Lot of Bnall Hoougcr. from3d to Od; Vases B<l a pair, '. palra for la 2d ; Glass Buttor, DlHho . Od to Is Cd ; Hu_ar Haslnn, la to 2s ; 60 Joz Engravod Glass Jugs Od, 3 for 2a. 7a a do. ; Sliiea Candlestick . 6rt, fla a do_; 100 doz Odd uups.fi for Ib ;W. and f>. China Cups, Odoaoh ; rihlna Tea'ots of 40 plocoa, only 30b. Pink. Sroon. JUar, It-id, and 3 Gold linos jOO dosi li .sons, _)<1 and 3d, 5 for la; Plates, -_<t to . . 1: Most Kgg., id each ; Small Cups and Saucers, SJd ; 3 doz Meat Ulhlioj. |rroru Od to 2s : Woll ' Ulßhoa, 0a oaoh; Vegetable Dishes. 2<i 6d; Largo Glass vv ater Jugs, only 2a; Watod Cruets, Daly Cs 6d i Tin Crusts 3 bottles. 2s ; Cut Gluts Salt Collars 4d to Od ; Flowers under Glass __adoe, from 2s 6d to 0* Cd ; Shoo Brushes, 2s a Kit, or Is oaoh; Hair Brunhos, 01 to 2.: Large Tea Trays, la Sd; Jam Openers, only 3d, C for la ; Bread Boards, 2.; Kej Rings, 3d and Cd a los; lfOS.tsof Jn«», 2- to3i 6d a set; Ladios' Leather Bags, 2s Cd to 3iod ; Sohool Slates, trom Id to 61; Penholder., 2a per gross, 2 gross for 9s 6d,3dado_; Plotnro Pli.toe.2dand3d; Glass .-.toilers, sfor Is: Wine Glasses. 3d and Id • Largo Tumblers, Id each, 3s 6d a doz ; Rlrnmol b Soap, 7 for a shilling ; T»r Soap. Id a cake. 7 for 1 Sd ; furniture Poll.h. 4d and Od a bottle, 3 for _s ; Good Ti _, la 8d alb, 21bs for Ss ; C ponny Bottles of Blacking for 8d ; Is Hot Hot", oniy fir!, 3 for la 3d j In Tojs, only 9', 3 for 2s : Toilet Bets, from 5a Gil to 8a .1; Chambers, 1. 6d and 2s; Baking Powder, Cd, Od, and la pei- tin • Jam, 7a 6a a d z ; Salad Ull, 2 bottlea for Is • Oaator OU, 2 for Is ; Epsom Salts, i doz paokets. 2sodp er box of 71b.; fflldlo Wrings, only Id each, 3s 61 a doz; 150 boxes of good Fig., only lOd a box, 9s per doz; .0 Accordians, from 12s to 18a 6d. with bolls; good ltlne, albs for is; Clothe* Pors, . doz for Cd, is 3d a gross; Well Diabop, 0i; small Cups and Bauoors. 3s a doz; large Paint KrDnhef, 2a 6d; Rat Trans, 6d; Whl'e and Gold Stona China Cup b and Bauoerß, ' 31, or 7a a doz; Good English Concertina, only 803,-H. Watt, Pitt stroer. WANTED, tho Public to GO and SEE VICTORIA PARK, DEVONPORT. rr* O BRICKMAKEKS. WANTED, Tenders for Making 300.000 Bricks, yard and appliance, found, For partlonlara apply R. & R. DUDBR. North Shorn ENGROSSING CLEKK Wanted.- Apply by letter only to Hesketh and Richmond, with references and specimens. '|10 DKAPEKS.—Wanted, Young Lady 1 as Junior, with knowledge nt milliner] preferred.—Jamea Soutt: London House, Vlc torla-street W_et and Nelson-street. YOUNG LADY requires a situation in the oountry aa Housekeeper to ono or two gantlemen, or any position of trust where a oon solentloua discharge of duty wonld be appre ciated; thoroughly dornost.loa.tod, and good oook.—Addr-saJ.G.g., Stab Offloe. r| .0 RRICKLAYERS.—A Chimney to A build Aprl. R. Blbley. Mount Kden. TO PRINTERS.—A quiet intelligent Youth, of two or three years' oxperlenoe at oase, may obtain constant employment on a Country Wi«kl», and liberal wages, with board and lodging. Place open for a month.— A pply to W. Hartioot Langbrldse, ABaoolatod News and Advertlt>ln_ Bureau ot New Zealand, Btiohbury'a BnUdlngs, Qaeen-street. Money. fcJCOTIISH AND NEW ZEALAND > INVICBTMENT COMPANY (LIMITSD). Thia Company ADVANCES MONEY on MORTGaQ-, seourlty of freehold or leasehold lands. In any sums from £100 upwards, at tho lowest onrrent rates ot Interest. Application forms and fall particulara from _•. W. BINNEY, Queon-streot, Anokland, ; Agent for tho Company. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in any sum required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies plaoed in my hands till invosted.—W. V. Stevens, In veatlng Ageat, 187, Qiiecn-atmot. A? . £__ 4'o * 10,000 --IS Xon Building 3&JL\/ Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers, Allotmonta bought and Bonnes built on weekly payment syßtem. Mortgagee and Loona negotiated. See List ot Properties for sale on 4th porn Six ncr cent, allowed on money deposited for InvestmoiK.— O. Williamson, Land. Estate and Financial Air-mt and Valuator, 3. Vnloan Lane. Liand and amuxe Agent. F, J. MOSBJ. LW, F. O'SULLIVAN FJ. ■MO 8 S & C 0„ • LAND ANjJ KSTATE AGENTS, SUORTLAND-HTRKET, FOR SALE EPSOM—32 aores Grass Land In one or two lots; baantlful view BRIGHTON-Allotment 100 x 300. Prico, 8250. 600 ACRES, 10 m lea trom Auckland, 1 mile from a railway station, half Improved, House, 8 rooms, and outbuildings. £1500. TUAKAU—6OO acres flrst-olass Voloanlo Lond, three-qu.rteia ot a mile from tbe Btation; good eight-roomed house. To be sold In one or more lots. Tbe land Is nearly all in grass, with BOrne good bunh. RKMU KRA—IS acres, beautifully situated TUAK ivU-36 acres, improved; House and out buildings, £380 TUAK AU-UO aores, 50 In grasß. £sfo NEW LYNN—4O aoros, sea frontage. £1 per acre ONEHUNGA— Honse of 6 rooma, and 1} aorea land: beautiful view. Also, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 aaio land, near rellway Bt-tlon. HOME BAY, PONSONBY-Honse of 6 rooms ond 2 acres of garden; sea bathing Also, LARGE CORNER ALLOTMENT In City, with buildings. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, including some Large Blocks of Land In the Walisato Dlstriot. K. J. MOSS & CO., I Shortland-street.



To J__e_. mo LET, a Nice Cottago in Newton ». Road, four rooms, scullery and pantry, hi good order.—Apply Mr Nicholas Slrnm., top lio.ito. rj 10 BE LET.near St. James's ChurcbT" JL pev.n-roomed bonßo, with water laid on, nnd wa.bhouae and all conveniences for a family. The property la pleasantly sltuato., and in a thorough state of repair,—Apply to F. G. Ewington. TfflO LKT, Two large Booms, bottom of I Edinburgh-street, Newton; good well, largo allotment.—Apply on promises to Mi.B Hompenstall. m.O LET, a Grocer's Shop, corner of 1 Wolllrgton and Hepburn-streets; now ilxtnrnn; rent modorate— Apply next doer to Mr Cook. | rB'O L-i-T, one of those beautiful Concrete * Shops Bituated at tbo corner of Pitt and Grey-street; plato glass windows, Bnsandwat r hud on, nnd evory convenience; rent 30s por wee If.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. rgAO LET, a Farm of 31 Acres, with " dwelling and out-houses, adjoining Vio toria Park, cheap. — Apply Devonport Land Agoncy. ml) LET, a Front Room, furnished or .8 unfurnished.—Apply nt this offlog. rjiO LET, a new and well-finished Shop L and DwolUng, corner of College-road and Greenwood-Btreot; ront low.—Apply Mr J. Moore, boot-maker. Viotoria-street. ri .0 LET, five-roomed Cottage opposite " Baptist Chapel, Ponaonby; gas and water laid on.—Apply W. 6. Allen, Clarence-street, Ponsonby; , TO LET, in Jormyn-street, (near Rail way Terminus Hotel), a Front Bed Room ! with ufo of front room flre-plaoe. or two rooms I lt wanted. • ' 1 0 LET, a -*cw bhop and House, near ' King's Armß Hotol. Upoor Pitt-afreet, Nowton. flitted with gas, Sco This Is a oapttai opening for a general storo, situated In a thloklj populated neighbourhood.—Apply Mr Jaokaon, opposite, or at his oflloe, 22, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rriO LET, a 6-Roomcd House, situated on .8 the Brighton-road, — Apply to Mr J. O'Brien, Boot and Bhoemqkor, Parnell, TJ L.T, a Five-roomed Cottage, op. pod to Presbyterian Chnroh, Upper Bymonds-Btreot,—Apply to Mr Tyor, Grocer; or to 1. Borrow, Honse and Estate Agont, High- Btroet. mv LKT, or Sell, a 4-roomed Cottage in JL Parnell, line vie w; tormsleaß..—Apply to K. T King, Brighton, Parnnll. rjlO LET, in Unehunga, an 8-roomed S Houso and Gardon in a good position.— Apply J. D. Jaoluop, jjneon-atreet Onehunga. rg .0 LKT, a iNcw and Well-finished Shop » and Dwelling-house of Soven Rooms, -Huato- at foot of Franklin Road, near Colleire Road. A splendid business position.— V. F, Hvans, Estate Agent rp 0 L a . j.'. ONEW SHOP AND DWELLING, good posi tion, corner ot Brighton Koad and Brown st.: gaa and water laid In; flrst-oloss opening for o General Store; rent moderate. D. F. KVANS. Estate Agent, next Herald Offlco. ' I 1 O L E T. BEAFIKLD VIEW, noar too of Grafton Koad—Comfortable House ot six room, and kitchen, Sec, Seo. ; nioe garden, and _ood posi tion. . D. F. KVANS. Eatate Agent, Anokland. rp o j. js x. BELLA VI3TA, Ponsonby—Desirable Resl _ence ot 7 rooms; pantry, storeroom, stable, suthouacß, Sec, togothor with about fi aores, partly plantod with fruit and ornamental trees; splendid view. D, F. EVANB, Estate Agent 'Bl 0 L E T . REMUERA.— A Superior Dwolllng ot eight rooma ard scullery, woodshed, pi. stle, sea, .'ornor allotmont, 130 x 100. Situated on main road, just at railway Btation. D. F. EVANS. Estato Agent, next "Horald" Offloo. 0 MERCHANTS, HVhRY STABLE KKHPKRB,AND 0 THKRS REQUIRING JARQK PRaM-01l- IN THK CENTRE OF -HE CITY. TO LKT OR LI-ASK—Those extensive Pre cises In Durham-, troot, adjoining tho Haymar ret, at proßcnt oocuDied by Basten Brothers, _onch bolldora, who are removing to their now iromlno. In Wakoflold-streo t, opposite Mesara Jarrott Bros. Apply BASTEN BROS., Dnrham-s treet OFFICE TO LET Appiy at U.N.L.A. Rooms, Qnonn-streot r\ EVON 1» 0 RT, NORTH SHOKE, T_ LET, Several Now Houses, well situated.. Also. FOR SiLK (aheap), a 10-roomed Honao, vltbin two minutes' walk from Whart: and -llotinonts In all parts ot distrlot. Apply to R. Se K. DUDKR. Devonport Storo. For Bolt.. rill'UC- Business Mtcs-for Sale.—Apply Lv Devonport Land Agoncy. . tflOR SALB, by Weekly Payments, a 1 Six-roomed Uoueo ia Ist. George's Bay toad; good garden.—Apply John Savage, Rut and Hoad. Parnell. £?ry C.—For Cash, a small Steamer io ib* 4 ** good order.—J. w. Carr & Sons. Jj'Oß S-LE, a Quiet Poley Cow near » oalvlng. Prioe, £o.—Eaaulre of Mr Bynoil, [lloralle Store. [LOOK SALE, an Allotment off Chancery- H atreet. only _'0 dopoalt, balanoe in weekly ia. menu of So Gd.—Apply W. and J. Frater, nenrance Buildings. liiOß SALE, a well-built Cottage, on C Freehold Land, In Seafi.ld-road, near unotlon with Park-road.—Apply to S. Brown, )arter, Park-real. LLO I'MENT*. with splendid views of water, at from 303 por foot.—Apply levonport Land Agency. CHIP'S BOATS AND DINGIES. ---0 "bin's Boats and Dinglea on hand. Cheap. -J. W.'Carr Se Sons, Caatomhouso-Btreet West. |jt O X SALE. BOND-STRKKT, off Great North Road-3 Jholco Hulldlng Allotments, each 83 x 166, eneed and oultlvated. Price for the lot, £70. D. F. KVANS Estate Agent. Qneen-atreot. Vt O R SALE. A Now and Woll -finished Shoo and Dwolllng if 8 rooms allotment 33 x 105. Goed position in lslng Buburb. Capital opening. Prioe. 4..0. P. F. EVANS. ROB R'JYS.-Rob Roy Canoes new and seoond-hand) Cheap.—J. W. Carr md rona. A RAKE UHANCE. —For Bale, the ck. 1,0/iBo. Good-will, Stoo__-ln-TraHo of an ild-eßtabllahed General Btore, well situated, md oanablo of being extended, doing a good ;asn tradei Cash required, about -300.— T. Jaeher, Btlchbary'B Buildings, Qneon-otreet. iyr OUNT ALBERT. FOR SALE: COUNTRY RESIDENCE BITES In this ■acidly rising District. Pun* VoLCiNioeoii. of riohest quality, well enoed and cleared, only tubes mu,_b from I'owu by good roads, and five minutes'walk IromthaRAiLWATSTATiON-, whilst Om*ibusks jaas regularly: about el_ acres are flno tuil isaring orohards, and there is plenty ot the __8T OF WATER. P.leo, only from £80 an acre, whilst land close ,0 tbla—no better in quality—sold, last month at motion at over £300 an aore. It lloa to the N.E. of the mountain, and haa a lumber of excellent building sites, with very line views. Kxcoptlonally easy terms ot one-fifth Cash low n.and advanoca made to assist In approved .ulldlng up to two-thirds of outlay. Apply to the Proprietor, J. O. CAIRNS, oare Donnell and Cooper, Vnloon Lane. PIANO 1 PIANO! PIANO 1 FOR SALS'. • Just Unpacked, Ovorstrung Iron Frame Gor man Huno, £11 v bargain to persona wanting a toad piano. Second-hand Piano for £13. Can De eeen at Thos. H. Webb'., Hob.on-street, throe doors from Oook-stroei. LBASURE BOATS.-Some Pleasure Boats on hand. Cheap.—J. W. Carr and Bona- VICTORIA PARK, DEVONPObT.- Halo on MONDAY, 23rd Ootobor, Noon, at SIBBIN'S LAND MART, i £»■% i\.— For £10, a First-clasT~irs-.ect *& JL " " Boat; now sails ana gear.—J. W. Carr te Sons. . r\ N S A h E, 50 TONS PRIME POTATOES. G. S. JAEINS, OU9TOM-HOUSE-BTREKT. i\ N SALE, 55 000 EIRST-CLASS SLATES, At.Low Also, A CARGO OF OEST TM EWCASTLE /lOALS (HousehCh-d and Smiths'), por Prospector. NOW D I S C H A R GI N G, W. & G. WINSTONE, Custom-house-street. 1 U<or continuation see first Page),



1 -' ■ ■ -' } • Q-oodson's Arcade. i Important Announcement, special sale AT THE London Arcade. C_ W. (joodson, I. In thanking his numerous onatomera for their continued patronage during his Biz months' absenoe from Auokland, begs to announce bis return trom the EIXGLISH AND CONTINENTAL MARKETS, whero, In oonsoiaonee of tho long-continued depression ot trade in tho Manufacturing Dis tricts, he has been able to make most advan tageous Cash Purchaser, which have been made j sufficiently early to enable them to oome at low rates by sailing vossola, and will be priced according to the trado motto, "Small Proflta and Qolok Returns," thus ensuring tho full benefit ot -how advantagea to tho Patrons of the London Arcade. C. W. G. haa determined, by a Genuine CLEARING SALE, to redaoe the surplus stock prior to tho arrival ot the Margaret Galbraith, Coromandel, and following ahips (by whioh large shipments will arrive), and will therefore make a Reduotlon ot 16 per cent., or 83 IN THE POUND, from the present Kxoeodlogly Low Prices. THE S__L__i WILL COMMENCE TO-MORROW, SATURDAY, OCT. 14, FOR ONE MOUTH. Tho Aroade Stock always being marked In Plain Figaros, auatomora will know they are reaping the advantago from this Speolal Reduc tion. You are earnestly Invited to Inspect the stook bow re-arrangod for the purpose and early avail yourself ot this . raro opportunity, « .'■'.■ j Ecclesiastical. GENES FROM THE LIFE OF DAVID," A Bached Cantata, Will bs Performed In St. Matthew's Ohuboh On THIB (Friday) EVENING, At 8 p.m. Programme:— Organ—" Mlnue tto" In G minor (Bertfaold Tonrß) DAVID. THE SHEPHERD. Prolude — "Pastoral Symphony," "Mesßlah" (Handel) Metrical P.alm Ontiil.)—"The Lord Himself," "btreea" (J. P. Hobson) Solo—" Lord, remember David" (Hand.'l Trio, Duet, and Chorus—"ccc. the Conquering Hero nomes," " Judaa Maoonhteus" (tundei) Hymn (3.1) —"Onward, Christian Soldiers," "St. uertrnds" (Sullivan) Organ-" Knti'aote," " King Manfred" ____________ (Relnlck.) DAVID, THE WANDERER. Psalm (11...)-"Deliver me" (Soapert Chorna—" But the Lord la mincf ul," " St. Paul" (Mendelssohn) " Dead Maioh," •iSiul" (Handel).', Organ—"B_.rabr.ndo" In E minor (Corelll) DAVID, THE KING. Psalm (i_r-.ll.)-" Give the King" (Russell! Psalm (ov. to 15)—"O Givo Thanks" (Wood ward) Psalm (II)-" Have Moray " (Boethovon)-(_OB_) Solo—"Resignation"(Mies Lindsay) Beading—•'David's Grief at tho I/OSB ot hia Child" (WilllB) Hymn (10..-"Tender Bhepherd," "Melnhold" (German) Soto and Chorns—" As Pants the Hart," "Oru oiflxlon" (Bpi.hr) Chorale—"Ohl «ond Tby Light Forth" (R. A, Smith) Solo—' Absalom " (Miss Lindsay) Reading—"David's Lament for Absalom" (Willis) Hjmn (261)-"My God. My Father" (C. and H. Metilo .1, P. and H.) Hjmn (26) —"Through the Day," "Wolver hampton " (Mann) Hymn .219)—" Hail to tbe Lord's Anointed," . "Crliger" (German) Organ—" Hallelujah Chorus," *' Messiah " (Han del) N.B.—The numbers of Hymns, referring to '.Hymns Anolent and Modern," are _lvon_i_ ordor that tho Congregation may join In sing ing them. ADMISSION FRKB. An Off.rtory will be taken for the Snnday-sohool Fund. Me__oa_. ONSUMPTION, LUNG AND HEART DISB AS BS. O. A. BIMONSEN. K.M., HOMOEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Having mado a Speolal Study of the above DlseaßOßi is prepared to Treat Patients at his Private Residenoe. East-street, Newton, be tween Pitt and Upper Queen streets, from 12 to 2, and 5 to 8 p.m. DR. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.C.S., Engl-nd, L.S.A., LONDON, PONSONBY ROAD. Consultations: At borne. 9to 11 a.m. and 6to 9 p.m.; also, at the Wharf Fharmaoy, Oxl^y's Buildings, dally, from 12 till 1 p.m, TTITCHENS'S BLOOD RESTORER. The Publio are Cautioned' against the sup position that tho CORDIALIZSD BLOOD ' RESTORER will oare the speolal ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL Is now 80 famous a medicine for; The Cordlallzed la nor a msdicink at all, but Bltuply a, preparation • as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract the effect of the Mediolnal, and that affords Hotel frequenters an eseapo trom the uae ot stimulants while being treated ucder Mr HITCHBNS'S CELEBRATED MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTORER. • { L. D. NATHAN & CO., I Sole agents.



Drapery. <sgo. QUESTION— Are you really going out ot the Drapery \ This question is re peatedly put to us, because we suppose many advertisers are in tho habit of deceiving the publio, Butou. ANSWER is —Wo aro positively,, and that at once, giving up the Drapery and Clothing portion of our .'Business, to make room for our ifurnlsi-lng Trade. -|TUNAL r\ASx\ oALB. RAPIDLY CLEARING OUT STOGIC, Gf ARLICK & CbA-NWELL SELLING GOODS UNDER WHOLESALE COST. STOREKEEPERS- Wocanoellyou DREBS GOODS CHEAPER THAN AT THE WHOLE SALE HOUSi-Si A Large Lot ot LUSTRES at less than Imported Coat 111 _______ » - ! JJlack Q-oods, Ex Looh A wo. IST o w Opened. OUR LABT SHIPMENT BESIDES ALL SINES OF DRAPERY, WH -RB CLEARING OUT ALL THE Tl/|" AN CHESTER C TO 0 X, As wo Intend making great alterations In ' the Premlsea after the Bale. BLANKETS-REDUCEDI SHEETINGS-REDUCED I HOLLANDS-REDUCED I C URT AINB-REDUOEDI CRETONNES-REDUCED I CALICOS FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, REPS, DAMASKS. TABLE CLOTHS. * ' ALL PRESENT STOCK WILL BE CLEARED OUT 111 GENTLBMBN KVBRY ARTIOLE OF CLOTHING will be sold. At our present rate of sale the bull, of it will ba Bold in a fort night. PHEMIB-.- THRONGED DAILY WITH CASH BUYERS, Grarlick & Cranwell, On looking through their STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS, find they have on hand no less than 449. Aa they are over-stocked, and hold invoices of more to arrive, they havo determined to CLEAR OUT 200 P ON B ED3TBAD3 AT LES 5 THAN WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CASH. FURNITURE REDUCED BEDDING REDUCED CJARPKTS REDUCED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RBDUOED FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS REDUCED MATTING- AND MATS REDUCED TOILETWARE RBDUOBD CHIMNEY & TOILET GLASSES REDUCED ALL FURNISHING GOODS REDUCED FOR CASH PAYMENTS, We are Belling riIAPESTRY QARPETS At 2/3 per Yard. We are Selling i^OOli /CHAIRS At 3/9. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE NOW AT REDUCED OASH PRICES. Gr arlick & Cranwell, city hall aruadb, QUEEN-STREET; C.IIEAP Millinery at my Branch Shop, J next, doortoHolland and Butler's.Victona- Btreet.—Mrs Whitehead, Milliner, Nowton. LADIES' Silk, Batin, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto, a'l tailor cnt, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. —W. Petty. Ladies' Tailor, oppoelte army and Navy Hotel (jtkeat Slaughter J)raperY # I havo to Inform you tbat I havo pnrohasod some property at the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE from the Drapery and MU llnery business. Truwi-s.-l take this opportunity of thanking my oußtomera for tbelr constant and liberal patronage during the laat 17 years. I Bhall hold a Clearing Sale for three months, Affording my customers and the pnbllo an opportunity ot SEODRING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY AT PRIOES UNDER COST. i After the Sale, the Shop and Dwelling will be Lot by Tender on Lease. I append the following Price List aa a gul.o to my customers:—looo pairs Kid Gloves (In all coloure)-2bnttonß, Is; Whito .-buttons, 2. Bd- Fanoy 3-bnttocs to 6 all at 3s Cd oalr, worth 6s; 700 yards all wool Fine Dree. Blaok Serge, le yard, worth 2s; Roßh Hats, 3d ; long Ostrich Feathers, 10s, worth £1; Superfine Hook., s's to B's, at 7d, worth 1b ; Gold Tblmblcs, 6d. worth 2a; White Mors.Ua Boots, ia, worth s6l ALL TEE STRAW GOODS ARE QUITE NEW. It Is the FIRST CLEARING SALE, and I am going to give tbe public the benefit of it. \\T_ EYI. B' ' GLOVE DEPOT, V-CIOR_.-S.RE.__,



Pnbllo jm otices. ]$ 0 T I C E, ml *___!?? ."PPOlnt MR B HOLMWOOD as -VATKIW and CORDIALS. HlB 5? B Bnfflo|ent dlsohßrge tor monies received on my aooount. (81gne.) GEO. D'XON, Ootober 6,1882. Cab^^, Wellington. gl. MUNGO CAFE. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. I XStAS. Canning, having to give up possession j'of the temporary premises occupied hy him for I tho post six months (opposito to tho Union Bank Australia), and as his New Promises will not Be ready for occupation before tho Ist of Novem ber (about three weeks hence), and boing unable to obtain a suitable placo to carry on bis shop business, would beg respectfully to Inform his customers and frionds that all orders left at 'Messrs Glanvitle & Ellyotfs, Grocors, opposite t™ Umon Bank of Australia, and at tho Misses MoLaughlin, Shortland-strcot, or at tho St. JV_ungo Cat., at tho rear of tho new building, Queon-streot, will receive hia best and tonic aiato attention, VITANTKD. the Public to GO and SEE T T VICTORIA PaRK, DEVONPORT. THE best Remedy known for Liver v. „. £°niplalnts. Constipation, &0., is Mar shall a Speolal Tincture ot Podophyllum, prioe IB.—Goodson..London Aroade. OS 6d Deposit, tho balance weekly or /_y monthly, for Hand or Treadle Sewing Maohioes.—D. S. Chambers, 70, Qaeen-street. opposite tho Bank ot New Zoaland. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND VICINITY. MRS W. M. TENCH Has commenced business in Hob-on-street (op posite tho Prlnoe Arthur Hotel) as Feather ureßser and Dyer. Feathers can be Curled and 5 7_?_.S an y„B bade. Awarded Gold Medal at Exhlbltlon,lßß2. A trial ia respeotfully Boliolted. Yourß truly, _ MRS W. M. TENCH mo CONTRACTORS AND OTHEBS. We are prepared to Sopply PIPES AND BRICKS In Large Quantities. JOHN WILSON & CO,, 81, QOE_S._TB_._T, BY SPECIAI. .^_^kM_\__i_^ APPOINTMENT Q.EORGE DIXON, (Awarded Prize Medal Sydnoy Exhibition), Manufacturer of DOUBLE CRATED WATERS & CORDIALS, Cuba-street, Wellington. Ask for his celebrated GINGER ALE, to bo had in all parts of tho Colony. INTENDING Purchasers for Allotments in Devonport will do well to apply to Devonport Land Agency. T> U S I NE S S NOTICE. MB. JAME-ThICKEY (Lato of tho Thames) Begs to inform tho pnbllo that having pur chased Mr Duflj's Corn and Provision Business in Hobson-street, he la prepared to oonduol the same on the most liberal principles. Mahsb, Oat/, Hay, Sea., of the Best Quality, always In stook, J BIBLE EXCLUSION from SCHOOLS' and its Fruits. See " New Zealand Free Press," Saturday, Ootober llth, 1882. Prioo Twopence. Wairoa South, 13th Ootober, 1883. To the Bench o. Magistbatks, acting under the previsions ot " The Slaughter Houses Aot, 1877,'' at Papakura, in the Provinolal Dlstriot of Auckland. I HEREBY make application for a Li cense to ba granted to me. ia accordance with the abovo Aot. for the Slaughter of Large and Bmall Cattle. The situation of the Slaughter House will ba in the immediate vicinity of the ont-bnlidings of my farm at Wairoa South. Yonrs, Sec, JAMES ATCHISON. IT» O ARCHITECTS. COURT CITY Off AUOKLAND, No. 8078, A.0.F., Hereby Invite Designs and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. 8lte: Karangahapa Boad and Bereßford-Btreet. -JSJffiilP-t 0* APProved Design, TWENTY POUNDS; tbe Buoceesful competitor to have supervision of ereotlon. For particulars anply to . - H. T. GARRETT, East-street, Newton s ' W. FOWXKR, _ Victoria-street i Or. E. MoKEOWN, _ ___-.. Queen-street Wharf. Designs, ko„ to be forwarded to any of the above addressea on or before 88th OOTOBKR, Dunedin Beer, marshall & copeland (Established 21 Year.) , BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE Jffi W JSREW HAS ARRIVED IN AUOKLAND. SOLE AGENTS: John .Reid _ Co., 26, QUEEN-BTREET. t ROBINSON'S J^OYAL JgAKING poWDEB, In Tins, Jib. Is; lib., 2s. THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MADE. TRADE ("Cbown*. MARK. To be had ot Grocers and Provision Dealers, or the maker, J. W. ROBINSON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST," Mahpeap Road p_.n_i.i__ Wm. McArthuk & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODB, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS AND GENERAL STORKKKEPER3, Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soapa Rrnshware and Combs Tablo and Pooket Cutlery R.P. and B.M. Woods Iron Bedateada Mirrora and Fanoy Furnituro Clocks, Watohes, and Jewcllory • Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes Mu.loal Instruments Earthenwire, China, and Glass Voces, Floiror-Btonds, &c Parian Ware, Plotares Purses, Hand Bans, and Baskets Crloketlng Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Arohery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, and Doha NOVELTIES FOR CHRIB MAS. MHO MERCHANTS, BREWERS. I BOTT-.-.RB. AND SODA-WATER MANUFACTURERS. «<"»« THOMSON & CO., CRAWFORD-STREET, DUNEDIN (Established I860), IMPORTERS OF ENGLISH, FRENOH, AND BPANIBH CUT CORKB. Always on Hand and to Arbive- Brewe»', Bottlers', and Soda water Manufao turera' Sundries, Inoludlng all kinds of Corks; Bungs, Bhlves, Ties, and Spiles, Cellar Tap Corks, Corking Maohines, Capsule., Tinfoil, Bottling Wire, .Superior Isinglass (Brewers'), Book, Purse. Ha t India Pipe, nnd Pare Husslan and Brazilian Cut; Thermometers, Blind and Common. All kinds of Ginger, whole and orushed : Tattarlo, Acotlo. fiulphnrous, Citric, andSulphurlo Aolds; Spirits ot Wine,6l op.; KBSenoes and EBaoniial Oil a, Bodawater Ma ohines ; Bottling Racks, Patent and Common; : Patent Byrnplng PumpH; Sodawater and Qln oerbaer Bottles, Ordinary; Lamont...Hogben _ i and Codd'a Patent Bottl.a: berba, Peolc, and Roots of every description; and overy requisite i for tbe Brewers', Bottlers', and _Erated Water , Manufacturers' trade. A(J_N-- FOB HiYWABDi TStKB SC CO., London. Messrs. T. Se 00, Invito intending Purchasers ot Browora' and Sodawater Machinery to an inspection of their Stook.' ■ , Thomson"., co., 1 CRAWFORD-STREET, Dmwsm.



m*K!m''mmm*'*'*'*~mmmm—,vmmmm—mMma—m—t\ Public jNo.ices. »» f ANTBD, the Public to GO and SEE 1 1 VIOTORIA PARK, DBVONPORTv MOUNT ALEERT HIGHWAY DISTRICT Take notloe. that it is the intention of the Mount Albert Dintrict Board, at their next moetlng. to bo h»ld on thn 3rd of November, 1882, to moke a rato of ONE SHILLING in the £ on tho rateable value ot property in tho above clstrlct for the yonr ending siet of Maroh, 1883, the said rate to bs parable in one sum on tbe oth of November. 1882, to tha Collector, Mr J. H. L. Cox, on demand, or at tho Btore of Mr O. J. Small. Morning Side, Mount Albert, where tbe Kate Book is open for in"_ootion, A. K. TAYLOR. Oct. 10th, 1882, otaimW' JMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT, Just Received, per 'Looh Awe.' a Splendid Assortment of Viotrsg. Bows, _wd FrrnNOf. Mklodianh, Cosc-Hirajs, and all kinds of MUBIO.J. INOTBOMBNTB, at THOS, E. CARTER'S. ( 7 82, VIOrORIA-STREET, AUCKLAND (Six doors above Albert-Btreot). TEACHER, -'' v ' Funer, and Repairer of Pianoforte, Cornet, and VIOLIN. , Terms and Testlmonlala on application, Faner and Repairer ot all kinds of Musical Instruments, gsa—-»"■ il',ll. Personal. PERSONAL.- The Nightsoil Contractor will, after tho 18th insf„ DlsooNTHfnl. worn, for those who have not paid up to 30th September. Office-City Market, Qwen-atreet Kntranoe. Hours-, to 6. Saturdaya to 9 p.m.' 11 . l ,ig_a Jtsoara ana Jtt__i_.en_e. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Ladies and Gontlomen. Vaoanor tor Married Couple.—KenUworth Houso, Vinoont-Btreet. tfTROYDON VILL&, VincenUtreet.— XJ Vaoanoles for three respectable Boarders, Large rooms. Terms, from 20a per week, e lunge and Shower Bath. - PRIVATE BuAliD AND RESIDBNCE for Single Gentlemen or Msrriod Couple at Mrs Foxtou's, Pitt-street, opposite the Con gregatlonal Churoh. jy 0 T_ I 0 JB, PRIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE tot Ladies and Gentlemen, Kn.oo Villa, Tumor street, '-about four minntes; walk from the Market, Edward Habbj. Proprietor. Terma very moderate,—The house la very commodious and well-furnished, and the best aooommoda tion guaranteed. ~.■'■ tf^OVEENOR BROWNE UO_JS-% VT . HOBSON-STREBT. Bo am _m Lodging __.._ .. m per Week B_t.eu_Roo_._ _.__ _.._fc, 1 ■ ■ juoa. and Forma LOST, a Young Black Retriever Dog j answers to "Taipo." Finder returning Banio to 2 Vincont-street (off Cook-street) wlllbo rewarded. - LOST, from Wharf, 2 cases Sundries, containing (.rockery, Musio, &c„ ad. drofßsd R. Martin, Whangaroir. Reward will be paid.—Apply Northern S.a Oo„ flue-P-st. LOST, between Qneen-street and Frank lin Road, jes ter day, a Gold Looket, con taining two photos —The finder rewarded by returning same to thia offloe. STRAYED into our paddock at Rich, mond, a Bay Maie, b:aok points, whito stbr on forehead. Owner can have her by paying expenses.—Apply R, and W. Hollaby, .... i Amusementa '"■ Ci H O RA l hall; ENGINEER BAND ANNUAL "': ■- t CONCERT AND QUADRILLE PARTY, THURBDAY, OOTOBBR IBTH, Tickets, 2/fl eaoh. v' ' ' -c. __.__UJ.JUKB, pONSONBY~"AT HOME,'' Special Meeting ot Committee will ba held' ruis EVENING, in Miss Hill's SehoolrSSm, at i 0 clock sharp, _ _ BUBIUKSB!- To arrange for tho At Home noxt Friday, the 20th instant; Juvenile Ball on Frida., the 27th Inßt.; anfl Fancy Dresa Ball on Friday, the 3rd prox. D. F. EVANS. Ponsonby, Friday, 18thOotober. ma."* 8"0' CJOUTH BRITISH EIRE AND M MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF *Eff ZEALAND. Notice is hereby glveh that a Speolal Extra*" ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders" of the South British Fire and Marino Inanraneo Company ot New Zealand will be held at 3 p.m. on MONDAY, the ISth day of November next at the Company's Head Offloe, Quean nnd' Bhortland-streets, Auokland, for the purpose of confirming the Bpeolal Resolutions, lnoreaalng the Capital of the Company, and altering tho Articlea of ABsoolatlon, whioh were passed at _ Speolal Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholdoiß of the Bald Company, holden at the Companj'a Head Offloe in Auokland, on Monday, the oth day of Ootober, inßtant. By order ot the Directors. - ■""' O. JOHNSTON. General Manager. ' 8? Dated Auokland, October 11, 1832. TgnOKATEA GOLD MISING~COm, X. PANY(REGI9T(_RED>. The Annual General Meeting of the Bhara. Slat, 1882, atlOoolooko.m. t^-'cWfyt BUSl_.l__.__ 1 ' " To reoeive Report and Balanoe-aheetforthe Saw?" M». Rnleßot tS W.HOBNE, Coromandel, eth Ootober, 1837. ' Mw^? 6'; . Corporation .Notices. QI T V OF AUCKLAND; TO ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. '.'.«_. Plana for Bulldlnga to be ereoted within the City require to be lodged In ihe Olty t urvey or_ Offioe. Counoll Chambers, High-stroot, Twenty four Hours prior to Isbub of Permit. iS. • Balld.rs aod Arobiteota aro advised to enpnly themselves with ooples ot the Buildings By-law Regulations, as the same will be strictly en forced, P. A, PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk'„ Office, " ""*• Ootober C, 1882. Auctions, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, NOON. JEWELLEKY, TOYS, FANCY GOODS , CUTLERY, BRUSHWARE, Q___%\ AND EARTHENWARE, uOLD AM3 : SILVER WATCHES.P to„ Etc. R. ARTHUR i XXF ILL sell by auction, at his Marl ». .Qaeen-street (.urniture Department!* on Monday next, at 12 o'olook noon, • ' IA CASES OIT ABBORTKD GOODS-JewM ** lerrud Watohes. Silver &oket^N_3_ ot_e Wrß°l 8Q»o Cd Bfc HU°tlDB WBtoh" •»- TOSS, FANCYIGOODB, CUTLERY ____'._ waro, Glass nnd Earthenware «-« n_\i Dolls, Flutas. Paints, p™* _rn._F^ nroS' Po _.zleß-^okli, Boxea?& Pott ££„_. *r"m«>_ Motmos. Vases, Klower Po_L'' SP1? 1? _; *_£ stands. Purses. Kite/ _•«___* -la,_ d BPoona,Forks,Penhollers Cony Books, Pins. Braid. Cigar Case* Button/ . Paper weights, Looketa, Brooobea, HarKSV Needieß, Opera and Field Glaases. Shoe. Hair.' and Hearth Brushes, Ladiea' Bags, Brass Pad! looks, Bntter Dishes, Fets of Jags, Ktra Onni. Trays. Condlestirks, Caps and Sauoere, ___• Traps, Toa Pots. Pooket Knives, Tumble™ Water Bottles. Wine Glauses, Glass Jaga. * fto.. Sec, Sco, B, TONES, X, C. CARR, B, D, TONES TUESDAY, OCTUBER 17, CHINESE CANE CHAIks * CANE LOUNGES, ■'- CANE CLOTHES BASKETS « CAMPHOR WOOD TRDNKs. Ex Steamer, via Sydney. 4 ■ B. TONKS & CO.:- HAVE received instructions to sell •.« - Tuesday, the 17th ln,tantTt ij. Js%__\ A SHIPMENT OF CANE aoODs!^ . Cemprlslns;— Lounges, Chairs, Verandah charm r„i _. Olethea Baaketa. O^phor Wood 88' 0| 1 Trunks in neatß. ;:. Bx Steamer, via Sydney, 'Continued, oniowth' Bags,)