•iftcnwou. Left no one in the house. Tho icy w«r placed under the mat. Rotuned at » quarter to six. Mis, Carter icturned boforo. found that tho house had been entered, and tho articles which ho iden tified had been tafcea away, Also 30s in "Matilda Carter, dauglitcr of the last ■wicness gave similar evidence. Iwo keys had been taken away ; she identified them i» her fafuei's property, also the articles iv °Mr' Paidy found all the property in prisoner's possession. _ This completed the evidence in the sev eral cuses. The prisoner, who had nothing to say, waa fully commit led for trial at the next Hittinß of tho Supreme Court, '1 his was all the business.

Correspondence.

THE CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT.

(To the Editor.) Hm —If nnrloty would lay abide its Indifference, pathy, reconnleo itaresponsibtll 109, this hmnlii aslrKPhaaßof human cououotmlyht be Oiwstßa of itS physical ovilb. Ndß°»9«n*°;? I f^ 1 1 £ > *° anlliy and uuUUodb. A trafflo which la ontoo mbly raproßontod in almost every nroet might noil ooa°od. nmoh to the relief of respectable "amiliei. who suffer inexproa&iblo annoyance from the ehauioiosa osnduot of the moro Beared and abuUoned mlstroesea of iliose institutions. Ts you have truly remarked, thla evil will loj.fl «nX JmblW? for g»eraU«-«B7 rate until psyaiolony. »«ual solenco unltoa with hlirh moral purpose. eluU enlighten and oon troltheic induct of tho mssooa of civilised mankind In vtow o£ the pbyuioul suttor.uuß. nnd ooDs'auont m^ital pain, endured by wives and mother" whoso lnnooauoa and parity have not Sren b°on "utUolcnt to tooure Immunity fMmtWs mist ornel ol wro^u: ? nd the ■ Brloa. a selection poasessalnj? every for the atrlotest Baporvision, rl«or°, a H 9J y,insV:' Slot all intoxloantftplaoo the WWW tto hands of. a married mm not under 15, K"o™' ° possesa oonHderable sympathy £* t^ese lin happy fellow-oreaiurea. good o.o ™m°n. h^ n f^' and that peoullar latehiKOnce 00"^ ™ o r r Buoh dehoato work. He should h»ve power to enter at any time, day or ™**^.*> * *»^cietrr^be 0"^ 'the norrMoto gKldSStan? Tne kidnapping rt* eyateni. which ha* proved the destractJon of thousands of young RlrK who. «} 11 o»nßht in the Bnares ottneao syrens, had not flrean*ofun ohaßtUy. would r.oolve lta d,6B^' 0" g.nd^ fcuoh management The ,advan, taK°s tlH W ß nd seoared by doflnad location, visorons and prudent oversight. oUmluatlon o thai mmt powerful ald-IntoxloanU aie 'loilouUWe. Anyone aoqaatntod with the Inner 11 o of this Institution, knows what aa important feature drink la. -Bemove thia. the tameneia and la- Btpldlty, to many of both eexea -would,with the fro« exeroUe of oomoietoe. dispel much of the char*. Free from alooholtßto, fl-chlng ™"°™ directly and indirectly of their oish, which pon tributes £0 largaly to <Hs»l»y and a dainty oniaine. would t«c tluir ingenuity «nd prove, a more dangorous undertaking. iOrgan s a Byfltemß of reorultlng, of the horroraof which society learns bnt llitlo uidar such onnt.oL would flnd thoir operations considerably hum piredand ii«k F . Inauoh a condition Pr9 Bt'™' lion would notfl w« aa 1» doaa ; oomp*raUvely tamo a»din)MiyallarlD(f 1 -Ti«mbßrß o'yomiK men who now fall an easy prey would hesitate to in cur tho odium socialis necessarily attaclnnor to being soen in this quarter, tin purpose of winch wonEl admit of no ambiguity or twofold Inter protntioo. I claim no special knowledge ot this auostion; these are Bimply reflections o£ an (Ordinary citizen. It is fa' from me to dictate to others better in head and heart. My sincere flosiro is that something bo dono consonant with ,our claims to an intelligent humanity and tho urgent though unexpressed needs ot those ot our weaker fellow beings?-! am, Sc, ItOßEitx Morley, Jlount-strcct.

(To the Editor.)

SIB.-X la trne,aa you hayo said, in effect, in a racent leader npon the abore moßt repulsive aubjeot, that tha time haa Rone ky lor any rnook-modoaty in the treatment or it. J«» shamo ia indeed that Us discussion should bavo been thrust upon ua by a few mon deoiteOln a Uttla brief authority. Deiioioy and modesty demand Its dUougsion now that It haa beoome the law In AuokUmi, as thonßhtfal women mast Bee for thumwslvep. Justice, patriotism, morality know no box ; God know* no box : Rood women when tha parity ot thoix• ohlldren la ooaoerned Bhonld know no sex. It will be a veryreflolnß eievatl»g Bpeoiaolo for our Rl»ls ani boys to ace, aB tbey presently■will..numbers Of prostttntes huntod up and driven like beagts by the noUoe 10 tha K»ol Ic* medical treatment that men may sin with Impunity. Driven thay will have to be, twioa a week possibly, when a man-of-war 1b in port, until they have booamo utterly calioas. co abhorrent even to the most depraved is this last Bhameleas Indignity ih/ust upoa ibom, that very many of tbo ' unfortunatof," often more sinned againnt than sinning. h»ve committed Buirsido to escape it. In order that Auckland may become a naval station it ia ■polios to provide our notoriously immoral Bailors with the RrafclfloaUon of the lowest ot animal p»s- Blona. I« 18 '-polioy" to debauoh thi publlo oooßolnnoo. to enrich, materially, the few at the expense of the maoy for the good and the honourable are of course to bear the ooet of tho vary expensive maohfnery neoesaary to pro vide bad men with the safe gratification of the animal passions. Tiink of this, beaylly tajttd at jou are already. Cell bapy enforoed upon low-minded men, as are too many of our'soldiers and sailors fboih oill cera and privates), la difficult to deal wl«n, ho doubt; st'll men mußt control tho animal pas ti m as they can and moat control the oenre to steal, to He, to murder —or take tho conso quenoes. You oannot save the innocent. Uod floos not attempt to do it. except by the un- Dromu'ed Instinct o( tha human heart, which tells us clearly enonph that all violation of His Jaw ihall enffer ita full penalty, until men learn hitter than 10 Bin. such violation shall for ever brinK misery - not happlneas. The cry ia—"The oat" for the larriKln. The cat,' if ÜB9d at all, ia for those law mateerß who have done their u'moßt to rob tho larrikin of tho last vestlgo o£ respect, alike for man and for woman. If pure-minded women, for their children's sake, will but givo the thought to this subject which it deserves, they will at all cost attend tho meeting to bo hold this evening and sign the petition against Oils miq uitous Act being brought into force here In Auckland. The mon of Auckland, too, ought by meeting to take up this subject no less earnestly than hayo the women, and together (men and women) save this young city froM utter demoralisation.-! am, gc^

(To tho Belltor.) Sib.-Yon did me tho favour of Inserting a letter of mine some time ago on the Contagions Diseases Act, when its introduction wan first mooted. I then urged the people of Auckland to wake np and protest against it, before it b came law here. bat. as usual, . they did not, and soa what a hubbub they lira now making, and filling th» minda ot onr children with impute thoughts. I siy now, as I BMd than, that it was the doty of the niinuters of tho Gospel (as a body) to have re sisted its lnttodnotion here. They are supposed to be BOkllcru of the cross—to fight against sin, the flesh and the devil. Should they cot act on tbe aggressive as well as the defensive? but they have not done that even, but hava allowed the enemy to come In like a flood with ' out lilting np their Btondard against him, and have left tho ladles to do their work, wnioh is moat repulsive to our nutnrp. Well might our Sivlour say—" The ohlldren of this world are wiser in their aeneratlon than the children of lieht." If there is a neoesslty for Buoh an Aot; If there is so much dtunfcenness: if there is so much orlme after presetting tbe G Dip 3l eighteen hundred years—ought not onr ministers to 'oak themselves If they havo been worklrg on the rlHht line % If, instead of bulldintr so many fine churohes and chapels, they would devlso some other means ot reaching those for whom the Gospel is intended. "Go into the highways and hedges"—grand plaoes are not the instru ments of worship to convert the world, or It would have been oonv^rted long ago. 'Ihe wo* dot God is qalok and powerful; tho fault lies in them'elves. I am very thankful to one minister who had the courage to say last Stm dvr it was a Blur on our denominationally that tbe 12 o'clock licenses were granted without boina challenged, thereby robbing children of their divinely appointed guardians. Why nhonld not punlio houses be oloaed like other Dlaoos of business, and cot as they are now— the leaders to vice ?-Yours,eto,, ,*» EXOilLfelOß.

(To tho Editor,) SfH— Althoueh Ignite agree with a sreat aeal that haa been advanced by you and Mr X wing ton, I would earnestly depreoate the introduc tion of any side issues to divert attention, and tone down theßtorm of Indignation whtoh haa hnen aroused by the proposal to Introduce this abomfnable Aot here/I tblnkeverytWngshould be dope to strengthen the hands ot those .nobln ladles who have taken the neoeusary though unpleasant t«sk of oppo;ing the Aot, an Aot more worthy of the day* o( ancient KoT,e. where | the KCddess Venoa wai openly worshipped, than o' th™«c-o»Ued Christian nineteenth cen- S?y. I w-nld bemoat happy to ajsistpeenn «■ ib-or otherwise, in oarrylnß out the BUBgoatlon aB to the formation ot a fallen women a homo, but let us first granple with this moßßtroos Aot, theefleotot which la to abolish the Saventh commandment, and make proititntion easy. Of course I do not mean to say that our otvio oounolllorß had those obi^ots in view, but any one who otndies the subject must see that tuon ■will be the effects of the filthy thing.-Yemrß, g;^, THOS. B. KKNDSRDINB.

THE NORTH SHORE FERRY SERVICE AND HOLIDAYS.

(To the Editor.)

SIR.—Ia a reoont issue yon inform your readers that the Harbour Board have rteoided to oiose the Duvonport Wharf on the day of the regatta at the North Shore. Thla la a wise step, and I am surprise* that the Board did not go farther and make arrangements to prevent that over loading ot the ferry steamers, sp proverbial on holidays. If the authorities! -would take some steps in the dlreotion of having barriera flsed on the Qaeen-3trret Whartat the aporoaoh to the If erry, and In such a manner that only one person can pass at a tima and have there an offloer to count the number for each steamer (taking into consideration children, in the proper proport/on to adu'ta) bo aa not to allow more than the proper number on board, many of the disgraoe f at scones of the tiklng of passengers to the provloaa regatta will thus ba avoided. To do this I wpuia suggest some gupa plan »g aoopteft

at tho entraoca to tho Bllersllo Race Courso after alißhtltg from tho train. That the Ferry Dlreotora are careful there la no doubt, aud win do all they can to prevent an oooldent, but it ia unreasonable to expect that they will turn away a sixpence whoa it offers, nven though their steamer may htvvo me run oomplcmentof psasengeraaboard. Thathltnerto on holidays large numbers of pafisnniiers have baen taken to au« Ircm the North Shore with out aooldent, I take It. could not be used as an iirgnmant of the neodlessneß of aome puoh plan as Isagßest, for the absence ot acoldonishaa been more owlrgto good luck thanmanaue ment, and, aoeing that only one wharf Is to be us id at tho North Shore on regatta day, pre cautions will also have to be taken In a Bimllar direction to prevent overcrowd ing when the publio will be on their homowatd tnps.-lam.&c, HINT-

THE NORTH SHORE FERRY.

(VotWkditor.) Sip.—By a pirsgraph In your last Saturday's l'sue tho publlo are informed tnat "The direc tors of tne Dovonport Ferry Company ore rtufermlned to reduoe the farts to a tniolmum.' Xhla announcement will ba hailed with jiroat Bitlsfacion by the reaidentß auh» North Shors. who have as yet not participate! in any oonenc in thin direction. When the company waa vtMtedUwmatatedlt waa for the purpose of Improving the aervloe and reducing; the f »reß. •i he serv'ca U»b been considerably improved, for wnloh tho company ia entitled to credit-, but us teearta reduolng faiea to tho real denti who are tho backbone of choir customers, nothlDg has yet been done, and what they now prooono will not affaot fmoro than one In flfty otthoßß whnuaetlii eorvtce. The nnitoha'fte of the old company waa tor tingle journey sixpence, and return nlnepenoo. Tne preasnt uompany adopt tho same unit of slx paoco for single journey, making no extra onnrue tor tho return. All the others, viz.. wookly, monthly, quarte-ly, half-yearly, and annual tickets, ar» preolßaly the same sa the old oorupsny. What is now proposed is toreauce tho annual family tlckot fr«m £10 to fiS. In the arransanaent of their faros the old campaty adoptofl a more liberal scale than the presont one. fT«klng iho dally return at ninocenoc, they Rive a weekly Uoket at xhiee and ono third callies, or loaa than ono half; the proroit company charge live t.mea the daily, wblah la a covßldoration ot importance to rosi denlsof the North Shoro.i The dlro«ttrs have f Hiod ont that a 6d dally return pays them, and that an annnal fund of fiSdOMUo B»me Will th»y at onoe till uu iho inwrmodUlo rates ? If £3 paya for a yearly tietut. £1 fia should bo onouirb for a half-jear and &2 6a for a quattsr. wlih 16a for • tno»th aid it for a we«k. Thoro is ploaiy of time to make tho uuoauoamont bofore Monday n«x». but csrtniily umtU liie dheoton rto oqiul jastioe to all thoir oaßtomars, ttoir sotlon will savonr too mnok of rodoclnft their shares to Qno lolass at thp expense of the othsrs. Instead ot giving all an equal benefit— I am, Sco., K-"t DeventiOrt, 27th Sept."

SINGULAR TRIAL FOR MUR DER.

The Homo correspondent of tho " Adelaide Observer" writes :—

7 here is a curiont old story of one sailor meeting another, for the.supposed murder of whom he bad actually been hanged years before. The sailor who was counted dead bad been pressed on board a man-of war, and to lout to view, and he who was wrongfully charged with putting him to death, und effectually concealing his body, owed escape from a dis graceful and wholly undeaerved doom solely to tbo ptrfunctory manner iti which Jack Ketch, in tluso days of petfunctory. hangings, sometimes performed his duly. Junes in our tune aie more loth to convict on circumstantial evidence, or a certain James Walter, now about to bo tried as a thief, would be lying under sentence of death. The said James Walter was a«sis tant to Mr Wagner, an opulent butcher, with throe shops in Stratford or thereabout", Who had given bim notice to quit. On Saturday, April Ist, Mr Wagner gave his son Charles, a lad of 17, a bag containing 150 sovereigns to pay iulo the bankto his ac count, that important mission btiug the boy's established weekly duty. Charles Wagjer did not come back,!neither was the money paid in, and hs father was wonder in« at his dolav, when he head from his wife that their man Walter had left his busy Saturday post at nsother shop with out Idare or assigned cause. Walter did not resume work on Monday, and the sou was found dead, with empty, pockets, at the foot of Hamsgate Cliff on Sunday morning. Inquiries traced the shopman and the poor youth to a clothier's warehouse by Victoria station, where Walter bought Charles a pair ot trousers, and* paid for them out of "a hand ful t'f gnld," describing him gratuitously to the tradesman as "bia wife's brother," and from thence to Kams^ate, and lastly to the East .Ciitt', near Sir itoses Montefiore's residence, under which the body was found. Walter was later observed standing alone on the cliffe at 11 o'clock at night. Subsequently he told sundry falsehoods which, had the itams gaio and Victoria station evidence not teen forthcoming, would have given his disappearance, on Saturday, the aspect of a pioce of petty spite towards »n employer he was about to leave, windiog up with a disreputable adventure. But these tu'es weic equally calculated to turn aside the suspicion of mere robbery, Ue told a cab driver at Canterbury that he had come to Bamsgate with a friend and had lost him at night. It was, moreover, shown that the portion of the cliff oyer which, young Wagner undoubtedly fell was unprotepted, and that an accident was within the range of possibility. This tact, together with the absence of more direct evidence, has been allowed to plead in favour of the accused map, and a verdict of ''Hot guilty," which the fpreman of the jury interpreted to mean that they "gavpthe prisoner tjie bpnetit of thp dqubt," was re turned. He will now be tried on a charge of being conccraed in robbing RJr Wagner.

Mr Goldie's recent raids on collarless dogs have been very successful, aDd another sab cf unregistered canines is announced to be held on Friday next.'

.Mr Inspector Fox, Chief Clerk to the Commissioner of Police, is on a visit to Auckland,

A young man named Johnstons was committed to the asylum to-day.

Mr Bloomlielil's new pleasure yacht, a vessel of about S tons measurement, will bo turned out of Mr K. Logan's Worth Shore yards next week. She ii a pretty craft, sad promises to do some good sailing at the forthcorring North Shore Regatta, in which she will take part.

At a meeting of the committee of tlio Young Men's Christian Association, held on Monday afternoon, the question of tr c advisability or otherwise ot working the Contagious Diseases Act cropped up incidentally in the course of <ho business. After a Bhort discussion, it was resolved to hold a meeting of clargymen to-morrow afternoon for its full consideration.

Tho old Globe Hotel, at the corner of Wakefisld and Mount-streets, is about to ba replaced by a handsome two-story structure of brick, to order of the present proprietor. Iho new building will have a frontage of 41 feet 6 inches to Wakefield? Street. On the ground floor the arrange ments include a bar at the corner, 12 feoc x 14 feet 9 inches, two. sitting rooms, and a dining room, while upstairs will be fire bedrooms, sitting-room and bath-room, lenders for the work were called for to-day by Messrs Mahoney and Son, architects, but the time has been ex tended for a few days.

The public meeting of women convened by Mrs Ellis for the pnrpose of explaining to them tbe purpose and scope of the Con tagious Diseases Act, and the imparting of information relative to its working in Eng. lish and continental towns was commenced at three o'clock this afternoon, in the lee* ture hall of tbe V.M.C.A, rooms, and is largely attended. In great part the audience is composed of matronly dame*, and by tacit consent it seems to be restricted to married ladies. Mrs Ellis opened the proceedings by stating the reasons which had induced her to' call the meeting after which she went on to explain the Contagious Diseases Act, and to give cer« tain information as to its maleficent results which she had obtained from the National Association for the repeal of the Act. The meeting was still going on when we went to press.

The old Winona having been sold and converted, into a fishing boat, her late owner, Mr Street, has dscided upon secur ing a new and much faster vessel. A few weeks ago he ca'l -d for tenders, and several were received oifering to bui|.d a b,oat as recraired, the'anapHnts rangiDg from £§20 to £000. None of these weie accepted however, and eventually the work hag been placed in the hands of Mx K. Logan, who will build the yacht according to his own views respecting » fast boat, and on his own design?. The yacht will mea aure 42 feet on the water-lino, 54 feet overall, from- stem to stern ; beam, eight feet; from deck to keel, eight feet three inches. She is to be diagonally built; and put together with good workmanship in Mr Logan's usual style. She will measure a little over eleven tons. A lead keel, weighing five tons, has to be provided outside of the vessel, in addition to what ever quantity is carried, inside. This vessel will be ready about Christmas, in time to take part in the next Auckland Regatta. ■

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

COROMANDKL, tnis day,

The wife of I?. J, Fernandez died this morning. The body will ba taken to Auck land for interment, the Bteamer leaving at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning.

The Late General Skobeloff.

Skobbloff (says the " World ") did not die of heart-disease, as originally reported How he waa killed is still a mystery ; bnt it is certain that he died a violent death, and not in the moat respectable company, at a pothouse in Moscow, where he was en tertaining chance acquaintances. His deceases is a great relief to the Russian Government; for his ambition was un bounded, liia reatlesa energy unequalled, his ability extraordinary, and_ the word "scruple " was unknown in hie vocabulary. His last idea had been to supplant Prince Alexander in Bulgaria when the latter appeared to be in hopeless' difficulties. Skobeloflf was not the rash soldier and b'uft' lover ef knocks that the British public has always imagined him. He was personally the bravott of the bravo, and utterly care, less of danger, hut he never exposed his orn life or that of his man without a full appreciation ot what ho was doing. He valued the lives of the soldiers as little as his own, and, thoroughly appreciating the 000 l and indomitable pluck of the Kussian peasant, he never hesitated to racrifice the lives of hundreds or thousands when he felt confident of having sufficient numbers at band to carry his point by sheer force and courage, in the Mckke expedition Skobe loll" exhibited in his long and careful pre parations all the steadiness and capacity for calculation of a Moltkc ; and from tho moment hit columns were really in motion towards Geok Tepe there never was a hitch in the proceedings till the final assault was successfully made.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

ScPTIUBaR 27, 1881 Bank Ot New Zoalmil—lluyorg, £23 10a; sel lers, £23 15a National Bulk—Sellers, 77b Union Insurance Co. - tiujanj. 203 Union Hash and Door Co.—Buyers, 353 Gil; Bet tors, $2 (new) Northern 9.3 Co.—lla Flßher and Company—Buyers, Jlo Jii; aellon, Aroh Hill Brlok Co.-Bnyor*, 9a Oil Moanatalarl.-Sailors, 18a Caledonian—l2d Id ; sellers, 12s Qolaen orown.—Sellers, 12i BQuren of Bcauty-M* ea,n» ; buyers. 23i; gel [era, 2ia fid JO3QPH NEWMAN, Scoretary.

The circuit sittings of the Supreme Court will be opened on Monday next. So far, there is every promise of a light calendar and a speedy despatch otbusinosß. Uuly 18 prisoners await trial, and there are no capi tul offences upon tho list, the most serious charges being bigamy (two cases), unlawfully wounding (two cases), perjury and burg lary (one csso each). The list of civil casts ie also smill. The committal of Marsh this afternoon makes two burglary cases,

Tho Scctitary of tho Ladies' Con mittae, who iiro canvassing for sit;. natures to the petition against the Contagious Diseases Act, infornm us that there is no disunion among tho ladioH engaged in the movement—they ore united and barmonioup. The only reason for inserting the notice with reference to Mrs El'is's lecture was to prevent the petitions now out from being sent back by mistake to the meoting this after noon. There are thirty-threo petitions in circulation, and they aro being very ex tensively signed. A meeting will be con> vened shortly to which the petitions should be returned,

ARt WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER %Z



Amusements. TpOOTBALLI |pOOTBALLI -piOOTBALLI INTERCOLONIAL MATCH. A UOKLAND V. JJKW gOTJTH WALKS. Doma^i Cricket Ground. TUESDAY, OuTOBEII BBD. Flay ocmmenoaa at 3 o'clock, BAND IN ATTKNDANOa. ADMISSION-ONE SHILLING. W. HIBBItf, Hon. Sec. T>EU«ION Olf OLD fOLOMISrS. With a view of ascertaining tha name* ot all jhOße who are ailll alive that arrive* In tha bMds J»no Glfford and Daofcen of Argylo, I am requested bf lh« RauaUn Committee to uk all parties who urlyud by tkose vhsoli to b« Rood enough to oorninunloato wUh me. rlvlhk the names and number of desooadanta together with xaoh lntormitlaa as they mar bo pleased to »|ford; also, the aamea ot parties applying for Mutate of admlwlon w tho Bane-net to take plaoe on the 9th Ootob»r. 1888. lloketa will not o coeaSaeaeh, J. J. ORAI9, Hod, Sco, N.B.—A Committee Meeting will ba held on FftIDAY EVENING, »t kalf past 7 o'clock; at OannlngV, Any peraon desirous of assisting tha above would be weloome to attend. •DAfIIjUEI AND BALI. ON 9m OCTOBER, 1882. JANE GIFtfOBD AND DUOBB3B OF AR9YLK, Tloketa : Five (ss) Shillings Kaoh. May be had from the fallowing:—Messrs B. Graham, junr.. Indehope, W. Jamießsn W. Miller, Matoolm fllcooll, Boott, W. Onlpan, jnnr., and from J. J. CRUG. Hon. Seo. mHE LAST ENTERTAINMENT CON- X NKGTKO WITH THK V.M.C. A onurse of Looturea takes plaoe on FRIDAY EVENING, asd will be tinder tho Condaot of Hen Sobmidt and Mr N. Heath. An attractive Programme bag been prepared and will appear In Tc-morron'a Issue. * THKNyECMENTERTAINMENT. ** 3rd Anniversary of Evoning Services; Prizes for Reoitations, Singing, &c, on Thurs day Evening, 280). To commence at 7; ad mission, 6d. IjOCIAL SUBJECTS IN CSORCm.r^ IO Reading In *t Matthow'a tOrOlght (7 80), ■< The Soolal In«lll'er.ontlst." A CONCERT will beßi?en by the Choir of St. Eepnlohre's In the Avondalo Hall in aid of the Church fnnfip, on THURSDAY (To-morrow), ot 8 p.m. Tickets, 2a. An Omni bus will leave the Union Dank corner at 7 p.m.. and Monnt Albert at 7,30 p.m., returning after the concert, HK ANN¥AL TEA & CONCERT Of the STAR OF NKWTON &ODGB, 1.0.G.T.. will be held in the Newton Hall on THURBDAY, September 28,1882. Tea, 6.30,1/6; Concert, 8 p.m., 1/. me SQOEMAKBRS AND TAILORS. Wanted, an Opening In each of these Trades In a rapidly rising township. No premium Apply to the AGKICDLTUBA.iI AND MERCANTILE CO., No. 9 and 11, Qoeen-atreet Wharf. rp 0 R SALE AUBURN-BTREET (Krber PaSB)-Seven roomed House, not quite flniahoa: wood-shed, good well, &o.; two Motions, each 33 x 99 Fif teen minutes' walk from Qaeen-btreet, To be hadoheap. D . F . BVANB> 576 Estate Agent. K EPLEK Malt E xtract" The onderelgned, AB AOKNT, haa Just opened in EXC&LLKNT CONDITION the first shipment ot the following :— KBPbBB'B EXTRACT OF MALT. Large and Small Blzes. KKPLKRB BXIRAOT OF MAtT, KBPLKH'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With HxyoPHOßPHrrss. EBPLER'S K3fTRAOT OF MALT. Wi.h FXFSIME KBPLBR'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With Ghbwioai food. KBPLKR'S KXTRAOT OF MALT. With Bb«» and Ihom. KKPLBB'B EXTRACT OF MALT. With On. and lodide or Iron. The"l>anoet' says:—"Kepler Malt Extract la very good, and may be used with confidence." Sooond Report of the Lancefon the Kepler Malt Kxtract i—Kepler's Extract ot Malt is aB distinct an advance in therapentlos aa was the introduction of ood-Hvor oil. It is one of our beet remedies tor atonlo dyspepsia, and Is undoubtedly useful In consumption and other ■wasting diseases." Agent fob Auckland— GRAVES AICKIV , , THB FHARMAOr, Quoen Bt i.l



Wanted. WANTED, a respectable Young Man as boarder In a prlv&ta fainry.-A.pply Star Offloo for nddr«B>. ANTED immediately, two fit Haw yora to out about B.OOU. Pit rendy, with Umber oa It.—Apply J. Philp. dTAR ofßoa. WAITED, for a conntry hotel, a smart Boy, to make nimßelt generally ti?efnl. -Apply to the Steward of Working Men a Cinb at i 2 o'clock to-morrow. , WANTED, tor the Kuoy, a good rto»l ---do- Apply on board (between 9 ana 10) to morrow morning. . WANTED, a smart Man (to board at (arm) to drive cart and collect milk in country.-Apply Anoklund Dairy Co., Hobion- Blreot, 10 a.m. Thnraday and yrMay. v ' ANTKD, a Plumber. — Paul and Sohotk, Albert-Btreet. W AM TED, a Junior Assistmt .Draper one who can dreea a Rood window pro ferred.—Apply to J. Cnllen. 250. Qneen-stroet. W/'aNTjsD, a Uood Machini-t,—Apply TT R, Stow, Tailor. EC. Vlotorla-streot. WANTED, a good General Servant; references required.—Apply Mrs W. H»rt. Wollealey-Btreot (oppoalte ft. Matthew's). WANTED, a respectable birl aa Gene ral Servant.—Apply Mrs Lame, eonr., Franklin Road. WANTED, a Housemaid. —Mrs D. Urquhart, Alexandra Hotel, Chapel street. _____ WANTED, gooa Carpenters.- Apply on the works, at tbe back of Megan Bhera Brothora, Queen-street. W~ ANTKD, a Married Couple to tako charge of a country Btora at Glaborno. —Apply Aroh. Clark & Son. WANTED, two Boys for box-making, and on a Palntor.— Auckland Timber Company (Limited). Cnatom-houße Btreet West. WaNTKU. Handy Man for Station, able to oootr.—K. Honry's Hcglatry. • mTANTED, 'lhree or Four Quarrymos TT for K&ngitoio.—Apply to Alex. Lamb, Fort-atroot. Ifc/ANTRD, Sawyers and Squarorp.- II Apply between the hours of 6 and 8 o'clock p.m. to R. B. Bootc. Moobanlos' Bay. ANTED, a smart Young Mac; one who oan wait at taUo prof ecred,—Apply Oomgeralal Hotel, Shortland-ntreot. ■ATANTED, a good Useful Boy.—Apply TT at Marfcot Hotel. . ANTjkD, a Yeung Man to drive a bukor'n oart- P. Orowo, Hobioa-at. WaNThD, Improvers and Apprentices to the Drcoamaklng.—Apply Miss CHaro, Vl"torla-Btreot WANTED, two or iixn e good nion ac customsd to work In brlnkyard.—Apply Arohlbala'n Briok Worka. Whan. _ \\r ANTED, three or four Men (marriod it or stasis) need to Briokyard work.— Apply T. J. Murray, ttuasoU-»treet, Aroh Hill an Thursday, Friday, or Saturday, after 6.30 p.m. WANTED, Three First-class Carpen. ton for faotory.—Union Sauh and Door Company. Moohanloa' Bay. WANTED, a General Servant for an hotel In Coromandel,—Apply Qlooton'e Hotol, toot HobflOn-atreet. WANTED, 3 or 4 General Servants; also, couple of GlrU from 12 to IC.-Mvs McCart's Ueglßtry, Synionds-airoat. ANTED, a itcady Man; must be able to drive a pnlr, milk, and vllliag to sake himself eanorally uwfal.—Apply to Mr Bull, near Bmlth'a 'Bna Offloa. Monnt Bdra. ' vyANTBD, a General Servant In at >t small family.—Apply to Mrs K. Watkins, 3srlton Road. XNTED, a General Servant.—Mrs D. Urquhart, Alexandra Hotol, Chspel itreet. „ AhTKD, good Bushmen.—«pply Mr T. YouoK'a Fano/ Paper Shop. Grey itroet. W, ANTED to Kent, a Billiard Kooni"; "i In town proforred.—Address AR. at Mr -artor'g. draper. Victoria-street \Xf ANT«D KNOWN—AII Wool Nuna' T T Cloth, lHd.-Drcnitan'9, Vlctorla-slreef. WANTED, for Waitoa, a Married Oonpla who understand farm w«rk.-• ipply Clark and Gano. VV' ANTED, by a respectable Young V T Man, a Mtaatlon as assistant draper ; laa had 9} years' experience; good rofereucee. -Apply B. O'Meara, Poet Offloo. WANTED, for a farm it the country, a strong smart Boy who oan milk and Irlva horcw.— Aptly Albert Brewery. ANtED, good Tiiloresses; coustaut employment. Also, a strong; Boy.— iLpply to G. Campbell Qneen-Btreet WANTED, by a respeetablo Woman, to go out by tke da; for washing or house york; oan also do Be wins and dronmakinft or vould tako In * famlli's washing,—For address ipply at this offloo. WANTHD, a good beneral Servant- Apply, Mrs Fniaor, Bollaburr-itroet. ?arneU. WANTBD KNOWI»-Zulu Bats, samo as -worn by King Cetowayo during: his iresontation to Queon A fictoria id.— Brcnnan'a, I Ictoria-etreet. ANTED KNOWN—That K. Wayte has Jait received New Patterns In tellof Bocaps.—loo. Qaeai-ttrant. V\7 ANTED KaoWN—Brennan's is the » t first and Cheapest Drapery Warehouse a Vlotoria-street, Bcwaro of wrong directions rom oppoaition tradesmen. WANTKU, Tenders f»r Lease <)i iJovonport Domain.—Conditions at office if Meaerß. Xi X R, Dnder, lievonport. ; WANTED, two reipectame yenng men Boarders in a quiet family, whore no ithorn are kept.—Mrs (Jeorge Payne, top of franklin Hoad. tbe third honsa Off Ponst/Qby aoad. on the right hunfl sMe. WANTED TO SELL, Light Spring Oart and Harness; nearly new.—Apply }T4R Offloe. WA"TjsD, Tendors for Builolne tbrep Flua Ohimnoyß.—Apply S. Jpnkln, Builder, Mount Eden. WANTED, by a Lady, PupiU lot Mutlo. Terms: One Oiinea a Quarter. -Apply to Mrs Wlohol, g>3, Queen-street, WANTED, Tenders until Monday, tbe 2nd October, (or the supply nt Ureon. rtuff. For partloulKS apply atourofSc«t-w. 5s G. Wlnatone. \\i ANTKD KNOWN-SpUndld As- TT Bortment of Prints, fast colours, 4Jd,— Rrennan's, Vlctorja-strcct, AS T«D, Tenders up to the Stli October for Removing »nd Reerootlng jbotit *lfty Chtlns Itone Wall, near Ponroao,— Apply W. M. Hall, KllertUe. WASTED, Tenants for Two aix roomed Houses otntrally situated, at North Bhora, within two mliutefl' walk of tower wharf; splendidly finished, and with all conveniences.—Apply B. and ft, Dnder. \V7 ANTED KNOWN—We deliver good ii Mixed Firewood, nnout, Va 6d; out. lls 6d (best tl-tree). Kaoio and Tauplrl Coal at lowest rates.—J. A. Fleming, Oustom-houße itraet West , WANTED KNOWN—Beautiful Sum., mer Dross Material, 6Jd.—Brennan's,' tcot of Victoria-street. : WAN TED-The Customers of Mnnro and MlUlgan to know that they are now prepared with a full and oholoo ascortment of Tweeds und Drapery Qoodß In all depanments tor the coming season. WANTBD -KMUWN—Working Men can Bare their Money by calllnp at tbe Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals 54; Board and Lodging IBs per week.—Note the address i Nearly opposite the Wajtemata and close to the Dock. Lower Albert-street, WANTED K.NOWN-9,000 Ladies 7, ]V{en!B. Girls', and Boys' Hats to choose from, dd up,—Brennan'e, Victoria-etreot. AN TED KNOWN, a Perfect Cure and the only preventattve against Sea- BlokneßS.—Apply Professor QoBSOOtt, American Herballßt. Shortland-straet. ANTED KNOWN - qur highe7t> priced Spootaolea are Is the pair,—Come and soe the quality at Dampler'a Hobaon-atrcot Shop. ; . W ANTED X NOWN- C, BROOKBB' BLUB BOOT, QUEBN-SIRBBT, Is Soiling Boots and Shoes Cheaper than ever. Just Landed, Per 'Aslimore' and 'Earl Derby,' 20 TRUNKS BOOTS AND SHOES OF EVBRY DHSOKIt'TIOK, TO BE SOLD CHEAP. IyANTED.THB PUBLIC J J TO 00 TO p W S S GOODSON'B § fl <" .°* LONDON ARCADB, "* - •g g| Queen-Btreet. ||g 5 3 'jeeJiß-uaatft g.?S ■ ■30 & 'aavoav noascn ?o>< go S 8.N03a000 3gg fclf GOODSOH'B Si! s^§ TjONOON ARCADB, £ m I a ' Queen-Btreet, ' g 3 GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADK, J 118, QaeeE-atroet. ' j WANTED KNOWN—White Calico, 2s 9d, 33105 d, 4s 3d. 4s 9d and ssfid dost; Grey Calico, from 2a Gd doz.—Brennan's, Vio toria-street. . BOOT TRADE.—Wanted immediately, First olasa Flnlthen and Machlnlnta ; oonetant work guaranteed. — AtJ.MoArthur's Faotory. ■■_ .' ■ mo BOOKSELLERS, WANTED.—Young Man, aged 20. having six years' experience in the trade, wishes Engage ment to good honse. Salary not bo much, an object as permanent billet. Please wilte Box« 8. P. 0.. Wellington. A FRENCH PROFESSOR wishes to teaoh Frenoh, Latin; and Greek In a school or In private house,—Address DT, Post Office, Auckland,



To Let. TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage i Parnell; floe vlew.-Apply Mr Hallet Batcher, Parnoll. rr\u LET, Two Unfurnished Rooms.- JL Aptly Mr Marriott. Qrooer. Parnell. TO LET, comfortable Furnished Be »nd Slttlng-roomß.— Apply ill; Vlotorlt street West. rt\O LET, a Beauiiiul New Cottage, c i. six room?, In Customhouse street West uas and wator laid on.—Apply Gloeaon'u Hotoi toot of Hobson-Btreat. ri^O LBT, a New Housp, ot Five Kooms 1 at PosßOnby Terrace (buck of All Saints Church), with every oonvonlonco — Apply A Wright, two doors from Mr Foley's, Grocer Hobson-Btrner. TO LET, with immediate possession, ai Eight-roomed Hoose, In soarboro' Torrnc« adjoining Dr. Alamse! '0 property, with absn duat supply of vaterl; a large woll stocktx garden, containing many goodbsarlDg fral treef.—Apply to Mrs Flower, at the next honse TO LET, Balmain (North Shore), Cot tage or five rooms and 20 acres good land partly planted with trait trees: rent low f< one or two yenrs.-W.SV. Stevens, 187, Queen street. 'pO LET, two Front Booms, with lire' JL place, In Upper Queen-street: sult&bit lor a married couple or two hingla men.- AddroflH isTAK clilw. 'I' O LET, New Shop and Dwelling, good I position, corner of Brighton Koad and Brown-Btieet; flrst-olaBS opening for general i Btoro or batcher.—D. K. Kvtwu, Estate ARont, Queen-street. j 0 LKT, Two or Three Large (untur -1 nlebedt Rooms.-Apply to Mrs Boward, next Tnrltl»h Uttha. Upper Queen-street. npo MERCHANTS, LIVEKY srABLE JL KKBPKRB, AND OTHERS REQUIRING liARGIC PttKMujjta IN THK CENTRIC OF THK CITY.I TO LIT OR LKA.9IC—Those extensive Pre mises In Dnrbam-street, adJolntnß the Haymar ket, at present oooupled by Hasten Brothers, Coaoh-ballderi, who ore removing to their new premises In Wakoflold-etroot, oppouite Mosara Qarrott Bros. Apply HASTEN BROS., _ Dutham-atreet. rri o l , js t. GRBAT NOKTH ROAU-A New and Splon dldli-flnlahoa Villa Hcaldoneo, containing saven rooms; resistor ({rates, ovens, eto; gas and water laid In; splendid view. Kent, 18* per week. D. r. KVANB. |V| OKTH aHOKK.—To Let, a very nice i-i 6-roomed cottago (furnished) near the wharf.—Apply O. May«. Oevonport. NUKTU SJUOKE.—To Lot, a vury nice Villa Residence on the Lake Road, with 33 aores of Rood land laid down in grass. There H a good orchard and garden, and all requisite out-bulldings, and omnlbutsts pau the place tight times a-day. Terms moderate to an ouglble tenant.—tillver Maya. Doronport. TWOKTH SHOKE.—SevernTllouses To Ll Lot. Vuralshed and Unfurnished ; also, Ohotco Allotments ror Sale la all parts ot the district.—Apply. R asdß. Duder. HOUSE of 7 rooms to Let at North Shore, two doors above Judge Mao donald'c, three minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.—Apply to A. Bendsrion, North Shore; or Henderson and Spraggon, Gastom-honse atroet Weat. TAEVONPOHT, NORTU JSHOKB. TO LICT, Several New Bouses, well eUuatcd. Also, FOR BAIiK (cheap), a 10 roomed House, within two minutes' walk from Wharf; and A.llotmonts In all parts ot (9latrlot. Apply to R. & K. DUDER. Devonport Store. OFFICE TO LEX.— Apply at tt.N.L.A. Rooms, Qneon-streel For Sale. CpOK SALS, One English-made Pony V Phiuton: nearly now.-Apply B. Tonka and Co. '_ jj^OK BALE (Cheap), JTirst-ciaas Uphols- I? torer and Furnlshloff Buidaoca, Upper Symoods-straet, with loawof shop aid good will ; stock at valuation.—Apply to Davlee and Baker. tpiOß (SALE (cheap), Seven Wrought 1 Iron Columns about 12 feet long.—Apply B. H. Carter, corner of Kj ber Pass, soeno of the late tire. '110 CAPITALISTS.—MineraI District 1 to bo told cheap, about 1000 aoroß, handy to AnokUnd. Goldaadotkarmitorala,— Jtvvlf to Mr Htovenß.oo, Hobtou-itreet (oornor Cook- Btrcot). IjIOK BAtE (Pnhoi), a very desirable V Farm of 280 acres. 100 aoros fenced and In grass and crops, 2 aoreß orohard, with new ftve roomed house and out-bulldlnßS; five i*l'o3 from walwera, Bot Springs. Prloo: only £300.-H. Panlngton, Honae and Land Agent, SMohbun 'a Bnlldlngg, E/OK SALE a Han^y Little Farm, close F to Mount Albert, and only a few minutes' walk from the -wvondalo Railway Btatlon. It In a corner lot, bolog Janotlon of two roads, and oontalna 8 aorea 3 roods 21 perohes. I'here Is a obarmlng view. The Und slopes towards Mount Albert, with complete north east aspeot, and wall sheltered from bleak wind*. The whole farm Is cleared, ploughed, and has * flrst-olasa new wire fence ereotod, The place Is plantod with fanoy trees, and has three good gatos put up. This would make a nice retired spot for a gentleman's resldeson Price only £M per acre: easy terms it required Title under the Land Transfer Act.—Apply to T.JHarkls, high-street. f, J, MOSS]. IW, t, O'SUIiLIVAK FJ. MOSS & CO., * LAND ANU EBTATE AGENTS. B BOBTLAm>-eT BBBT. FOR SALE EPBOM-32 aores Orass Land In ono or two lots; beautiful view BRIGS rON- allotment ICQ x 300. Price, S3BB. 600 AORKB. 19 in 108 from Auokland,.l mllo from a railway sUtion. half Improved, House, 8 roomn. and ontbollalnns. CISOO. TUAKAU-fiOU aores flret-olass Voloanlo Land, three-qutrteis of a mile from the station; good olght-roomod honso. To be sold In one or more lota. The land Is nearly all In grass, with some good bush. RKMUitR A-ifi acres, beautifully Bltnatod TUAK *.U-Sfl aoros, improved; House and out buildings. £380 TUAK MI-110 aores, GO In graßS. £500 NEW LYNN-40 aores, sea frontage, fil per aors ONKHUNUA-Houbo of 6 rooms, and 1} aorea land: beautiful view. Also, Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 aoio land, near railway fiction, UOMK BAY. PONSONBY-Honse of 6 rooma and 3 acres of garden; sea bathing Also, LARGR CORNER ALLOTMENT In City, with buildings. In addition to the above, we hare a Large Number ot Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including Boms Large Biooka of ' vrt Is the Walkato Diatriot. V.J, MOSS b CO., Shortland-Btreet SEED POTATOUS! SUED POTATOES 1 EX MAGELLAN OLOUS, Q/\ TONS OAMARU POTATOES, O" Spsolally Ploked for Boed. G. S. JAKIMS, OU3TOM-HOUBg-BTRgIIT. Q N SALE. 55 000 MRST-CLASS SLATES, AT Low f Rates* Also, A CARGO OF JgEST -pn-EWCABTLE QOALS (HOCSGnOLD AND SMITHS'), Por Prospoctor. NOW DISCHARGING. W. AND G. WINSTON E ( Custom-house-street, {For continuation see First Page). Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortage in any snm required, on terms to suit borrowers. Interest allowed on monies plaoad in my hands till invested.—N. V. Stevens, In vesting Ageat, IS7, Uaeen-ttroot. _£•-» tf_ XO £10,1100 LEM' on Bulldinj 3& J_ \ r Booiety prlnoiples. or on other terms ito suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment Bystem. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ot Proportion tor sale on 4th page. Six ocr cant allowed on money deposited for inveetme-t.- O. Williamson. Land. Batata and Flnanola' iaent and Valafttor, 3, Valoan Lsna 1 NDUSTRIAL 'AND PROVIDENT PBRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND AND INVKSTMKNT SOOIgTYOF AUCKLAND. OITJOBS COENEK CJUBBN-ST. AMD VULOAH LAMB, DOAED Or MANABEMENT — President I Thos. Peaoook, Esq., M.H.R. Vloa-Presldent t A. G. Horton, Ksq. Treasurer i Thoa. Maoky, Bag:. Ulreoton ■ Uessrs. Graves Alokln, Edward Bartley, B. Brett, Job. Daore. J. J. Hoi • £nd, J.Marabftll,G.l).Plaroe ( aß.Stone, and H. B. Wade. Manager George Fraaar, this aociKT V la preporofl to mabe ad vacoej to the extent ot three-fourths ot the value'on Freabold or Leasehold Prcporty, RKPAYMBNTS, calonlatjott' on lbs lowest possible remonerjatlra aoalo, may ba spread over any reasonable number ot yeara. FINKSTnOT SmFOROBD In oases of Biok nos» or want ol employment. Members may join aa Investors or Borrowcrc at any time Intending Borrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the office of this Soolety, where they can moke arrangements and termi Mtnlttbolr convenience. N, I}-.— Borrowers share la the profits.



I FabllO JNOtICBB. - . t, "JW-OTICE OF REMOVAL a A, HKATHKR HAB REMOVED TO HIS '• «P NB W PREMISES "El I, IN ,'. CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET ', (Next to J. Buchanan's). 1 Im—h ' "VTOTICE.— MrCrowther's ' <dS^K^&^ -^ Four-horse Coach will • MmmrWf^ 'cave tha Fire-bell at the jnno- J SKISI®S3 tlon of Qaoon and Groy-atreeta MH^rR3«? at 7 o'olock on KRIUiY ' TBBspW£M£e< "VENIwG NBXT. Septeosbor «T?*®?iiSnßw 23tn' ior tno Purpose ot convey ' 1 livtsbMMh ln X t0 Panmuro those doslrouß • 'va^^SH^^f ot attending the Anniversary ' Ball of Court Robin Hood, No. 6169, A.0.F., :i£ -^ , INSTATE OF Tix*. uATE MX, . 12J CHARLES MAJOR. i All Claims against the above Estate maat be 1 left with the undurslßned. who will pay tho j i>ame, and to whom all accounts due to the ! EflWtß mU9t bB Pald lOlthY>^M. THOBNE, Solicitor. ', m~6 ARCHITECTS. COURT CITY OF AUOKLAND, No. SO7B, A.0.F., Hereby invite Designs and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. Site: Karangahapsßoadand Boresford-atreet. Premium for Approved Design, TWENTY POUNDS; tho Buooeasful competitor to have gupervlaion of treoiion. i?srpartloularsa 1 ply,t &ißßßTTt Kftßt-otroot, Now ton; W. FOWIjKR, Vlotori»-Btreet; Or, K. MOKEOWN. Quoensttoet Wharfi Designs, &0.. to be forwarded to any of »ho above addressee on or before 28th OOTOBKR, 1882, J%T O T I O JS. PUBLIC POUND. ONEHUNGA. IMPOUNDED, one Strawberry Heifer; no brands. If not released It will be sold, in the Pound, at noon on the 10 th October. JAMES MoPJKK, Poundkeeper. Onehnnga, September 27.1882, rriO INVESTORS. My attention havlnsrbeen called to an adver tisement signed K. wayta, In whloh he ad vertises two Houoea for sale for ££00, and being Informed that this refers to my property in Graoe-street, Ponaonby, I bag to state emphati cally that my price is £fi2o. and that E. Way te never received any authority from mo, nor has he the power to negotiate the Bale of any of my property. Mr D. F. Evans is my sole agent in this matter. (Bigned) P. HUXOFTNSON, Owwr. 8. Fdrmworth Villas, Duke-street, Ponsonby. ROBINSON'S T>OYAL -DAKING "poWDER, In Tins, Jib, Is; lit.., U THE BEBT AND CHEAPEST MADE. TRADE ("CBOWN'T MARK. To be had of Grooerslitd Provision Dealers, or the miker, j, w. robiwson, chemist and druggist, Mandkau Road, Parneix. /CONTAGIOUS DIBEABES ACT. — \J Saooessfnl Ramody: Equality In Traat meat. (No Reformatory then required?) PAGE 55.—Youths and Young Men de siring the eojoyment of pare health will do well to read oarefnLy page 65 of Dr. Rnd dook'a " Stepping-stone to Health * (100 th thousand). OTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, and durable as silver, and very cheat.. Shipment ex Lang stone now opoa.—Wholesale and Retail Direct Supply Store, 219, Qaeen-street, LASS SHADES AND STANDS. ---13 oases ex Langstone, all ilzes, from Is Bd. Our numerous customers waiting oan now bo supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Dlreot Supply Store, 219. Queen-street. E)IiUMBING, Gwfitting, and General Jobbing; Patent Chimney Tops, Sinks, Baths, etc: Water laid on as low as will pay.— UOBXRT PXAOS, Shortland-atroot. jTTITCHENa'S BLOOD RESTORER. The PubUo are Cautioned against tha sup position that the CORDIALIZ&D BLOOD ItKBTOItBR will oore the special aliments and diseases that the MEDICINAL la now. so famous a medlotne for. The Oordialized is not a medicine at AI&, but Bimply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract tho effeot of the Medicinal, and that affords Hotei frequenters an escape from the nee of stimulants while being troatod under Mr. BITCHRNS'S CBLKBUATEIi MEDICINAL BLOOD REBTORIER, L. D. NATHAN & CO., Sole Aqejtts. DR. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.0,3,, ERQDiSD, L.8.A., LONDON, PONBONBY ROAD (bate the Bosldenoe of Dn. Ellictt, who has left for England), OAN NOW BK OONBULTED MORNING AND EVENING. SPECIAL NOTICE T. & H. COOK*. OABINBTMAKKIiS, UPHOLSTRRBBJ? &C, -HAVE REMOVED TO THKIB NkW XREMIBBB IN VIOTORIA-BT., Tbbbe Doors Abovh Toeatrb Bcitj>in b, /GROCERIES New Goods. - Albert Laundry Bine, Border's Rloe Staroh, Consolidated Soups, Norwich Mustard, Russell's Biaohing, MoLeod's Candles and Soft Soap; Safety Matches, Clay Plpos, Dried ffrnlta, Sec, Sco. JOHN REID ft CO., 26, Queen-street, WINES, &C—St. Hubert's, Australian Wines, German Beer, Marshall's Dun edln Beer, Combe's Stout. Otard's and Frnnler's Brandies, Lownde's Rmn, Scotch acd Irish Whiskies. Sarsajparllls, tee. JOHN REID & CO., 26, Queen-street, TO THOSIS ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTEL KKEPKRB. AND THE GENERAL PU BUC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPOSTS FKOM THE MAKERB, AND SELLS DIEECT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS Off BVERX DESCRIPTION, Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/8; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces, S7/6; Chamber Sets, 7/9 to 40/; China Tea Sets, 23 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups, 11, 9/doss: Looking Glasses, from 1/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/; Cruet Stands, 3/8 to 25/; Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/8 set; Iron Bedsteads, fuU size, 22/6: BHttania Metal Teapots, 67: Hleotrq-platedCrnets, Bpoons, and B'orkß. all Qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed- Ing and Parrot Cages: Table and Pocket Cut lery ; Sauoepanß, boilers, Tubs, and Buckets; Lamps, from 3/9; din. Kljn Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Ironsi 1/; Fancy Goods of every kind; Vanes, from 1/ pair and one thousand and one articles of use and ornament, as Prices only possible under our New System o! DIRECT. SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalosruoa on application. All Goods Marked In Plain Figures (Who 1688 and Retail). Goods oarsfuliy packed and forwarded to all parts Of the country Direct Supply Store, 249, QUEEN-STRKK Opposite Clogg Bros,



) i'tlDUc JMooicoa. , jQUK -WAKEHOUSI WILL BE Q L 1 0 B- I p 1 TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). j^f V PREMISES will bo closed on TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), 28th SEPT. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, * 83, Lower Qaeon-atrcot. I HEREBY take this opportunity of thanking tlio neighbours for their kindness towards my wife and family by their very P™l!'l exertion In saving my premises from Wither destruction during the fire on the even ing of the 25th while absent from home. Fore moat among them: Messrs Mark Marks and Samuel Isaacs; also, Mrs Spain who kindly fnqi?mjc.^7 children for the night.-M. 2Hh 1882 ' Karo"sahape Koad. September £?-| REWARD.—I am willing to give ** J- tho aboro roward for the approhenalon and conviction of tho wanton soDundrel who threw a stone through ono of my front windows Bometlmeon Monday, tho 25thlD8tant.-Robt. Farrell, Kemuora, TJILECTRIC LIUHTJNG.-The Savoy irw? he Tl\ trSv L,? ndon' althoaKh He with the Elootrio Light, has Uaa laid on everywhere, and burning, though at a very low preaauie. Economical llßhilng this I _2_fcSv JLTOR GISBORNK ANB JMHJg^J KA9X CO A&T PORTS, "^P™™" 9 GISBORNB, John Hi Skinnkh, Mautor, will eommenoo SaSLS'S'I at Queen-street Wharf To n?T«°vlfc© ? nd wIU Bsil on BATUK DAY KVKNINI*, 30th Instant. C, J. HUTOHINBON, ___^_^ Agent, MINING ENGINEER wantßd by the ~„ r. Pioton Coal Mining Co.. Limited. Ap plication; accompanied by testimonials, and ootob X 8a y rcquitod'to bo Bent la fay lsfc JOHN LSSIiIK, Ploton.Boptember.'lßß2. *eoretary. TIHE best Bemedy known for Liver Complaints. Constipation, &0., Is Mar shall's Special Tincture of fodophyllum, price la.—Goodson, London Aroade, JU.ee i/iuKEs, % © ♦ T ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421,1.C. Tho regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will bo held at tho Freemasons' Hall. Prlnees- Btreet, THIS (Wednesday! KVENING, at 7.30. Visitors Invited. By order of tho W.M J. W. MELTON, Beoretary. HE ANNUAL MEETING of tho Auokland Dispensary will be held (n Mr W. Kattraj's Lur/o Room, Queen-street, on FRIDAY AFTKRNOON, at 4,15. All Sub acrlbera are specially requested to attend. R. B. BHALDKRS, Hoa. Soo. QT. THOMAS'S SCHOOL-ROOM. A liHOTURE On "THE DAYS OF THK WEEK" will be given by H. a. BETH BMITH, Keg,, Banlßter, on THURSDAY, 28th inst.. at 8 D.m. Choloe Musloal Seleotlons daring the evening. Admission: One Shilling. Tenders. UEPAIRB TO i! MAKY'S JLV PAKSONAQE, PARNKLL. Tenders will bo received until noon of FRT DAY, the 6th October, 1832, for Repairs and Alterations to 8. Mary's Charon. PsrnelL Plan and specification wiih Mr Clark, Sonth British Insaratsoa Company, to whom tenders may be addressed. WM. C. KENSINGTON,) Chnrota- K. MAKIB CLARK, j" wardens. RENDERS will be received up to noon I on Saturday, Septembtr 30. for the Krec tlon of a Building. Plans and Booolfloattonß pan bo seen at Jaß. Irvine's, Wakefleld-ttreet. (For continuation, se First Page ' ttportinsr. mAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB, DEVONPOIiTTNoiITH SHORE, sprihg"meeting. St. andrew'sday, thursday, 30th november, 1882. RESIDE NTS' PLATK of 25 soys.for Zyoar-olds and upwards. Eotranoe 1 eov. Weight fur age. Diatanoe 6 1 orlongH, HURDLE RACK (Handicap) of 10 soys, with a Sweep ol 1 soy each; amount acotnlng from Sweepstake to go to second horse. Nomina tion 1 boy eaoh, and aoceptanoe 1} boy, to the funds. Distance 2 miles, over 8 flights oC hurdles. BKTTUCRS' RACE of 20 save, for all hones tho property of Settlers In the County of Waite mata 3 month* previous to meeting, and that have nover won en advertised prlza of 20 tov§. Weight for ago, Entrance 1 soy. DlstanoalJ miles, ST. ANDREW'S HANDICAP of 75 soys, with a Sweopßtalres of 2 sovaeaoh; the amount *. co ruing from Swoops takes to go to second horse. Nomination 1 soy each, and accept ance 2 soys. to the funds. Distance 1} miles, NOVKI, RAOR of 20 eova.' Kntranco 1 eov, to go to the funds. Distance I mile. Winner to be sold by auction immediately after the raoo, and the whole of the proceeds to go to the fands, C&toh weights. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 60 SOVB, with a S woopstdkea of 1 boy each i amount accru ing from Sweepstakes to go to the second horse. Nomination 1 boy. and acoeptanoe2 soys, to the funds. Distance about 3 miles. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 10 SOVB. En traaco 1 soy. Dlstanoe 1 mile. SUMMER MEETING. . ANNIVERSARY DAY, MONDAY, JANUARY aQrn, 1883, MAIDEN PLATK of 40 soys. Entrance 1} sovfl, to the funds. Distance H miles: weight for age. For all hordes that nave nover won an advertised priua exceeding 25 eovs at time of entry, j FERRY COMPANY'S PLATE of S5 soys. Kntranoo ; soy, to go to the f rind b. For two year-olrts and upwards: weight for age. Dlstanoe 1 mile. TAKAPUNA JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP Of 151) soys. Second horse to receive 20 soys and tho third horse 10 sovb out of the stakes. Nomination 2 soys, and acceptance 3 soya. to the tunds. Dlßtanoe 12 miles. NOVEL HURDLE RACE of 2580V5. Nomi nation 1 boy to the funds. No weight under lOat, Distance 1} miles, over 6 flights of hurdles. Winner to be sold by auction im mediately after the raoe. and tho whole of the proceeds to go to the f unde. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 80 boys. with a SweepstaKGß of 2 soys eaoh; amount aooroing from SwoePßtakos to go to Becond horse. Nomination 2 soys, and acceptance 2 bovb. eaoh, to the lands, Dlßtanoe about 3 miles. CONSOLATION HANDICAP of 20 SOW. Bn trance \ sqv. Distance l mile. autumn~meeting. EASTER MONDAY, MONDAY, 26rH MARCH, 1883. FLYING STAKES of 40 soys, with a Sweep- Btakes ot 1 boy eaoh; amount aoorning from Sweepstakea to so to second horse. En trance 2 soya eaoh to the funds. Dlatanca 1 mllet For 2-yeir-olds Tflt lib, 3-year-olds Bat Sib, i yrs 9at, 5 yrs ana upwards 9st lib. HANDICAP HURuLB RiCffi of ii soys, with a Sweepstakes of 1 boy eaoh: amonnt scoru iDg from Sweepstakes to go to second horse. Nomination 1 eov, ana acceptance leov, to thefande. Distance 2 miles, ovor 8 flights of hurdles. EABTEK HANDICAP of 100 BOVB, with a SweeptstaSes ot 2sovsea>:h; amount acorn ing from tiweop^takea toj{o to second horce. Nomination 1 boy, and acceptance 2 sove. to the funds. Distance li milep. NOVEL RAOE of 25 soys. Entrance 1 bqv. No weight under 9at. The winner to be gold by auction immediately after tho race, and the whole of tho proceeds to go to tho tunas. Distance 1 mile. HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 75 soys ■with a Sweepstakes of 2 soys eaoh; amount acoruiniz from Sweepstakes to go to Beoond horse. Nomination 1 eov, and acceptance 2 bovb each, to the fends. Distance about S miles. CONSOLATION HANDICAP o£ 20 BOve, Kn tranco 1 boy. Distance 1 milo. Nominations, entries, acceptances, &0,, will be received bj the Hon. Heo. at the Flagstaff Hotel, North Shore, up to 11 p.m. on the following dates. SPRING MEETING.-Nominationi Wed nesday, November 1. General Entrance and Acceptance: Friday. November 17. BVMMKB MBBTING Nomination i Fri day, January 6th, 1883. General Kntranoo and Acoeptanoe: Fridayi January 19,1883. AUTUMN MBKTING. - Nomination; Fri day. March 2. 1883. General Kntranco and Acoepwnoe: Friday. M«oh 16,1883. CfIAS. C. DAOBB, Hon. 800.



Drapery, esc. 1 J»o M. McLachla. 222, QUEEN-STEEKT, HA3 JUST REOEIVKD A JOB LINK 1 FANCIT DKBSS MATERIAL, 2000yd8., 9JS; refiuoed from )/e, l/ 11, and 2/3, Also. A LINK OF BLACK AND GOLD STAY reduced from 5/9 to 2/11, RIBBONS, 20 pleoes, reduced from 1/ to IH and It. SASH RIBBONS. 9 in. wide, reduced from 2/9 to 1/. Also. QRKAT BARGAINS IN BOY8 1 AN YOUTHB' SUITS. MHN'S TROUSERS AND VKSTS. 12/6; worth 21/. MEN'S TWEED TROUSERB, 5/11, Good Valuo. MEN'a TWEED SUITS, 39/, worth 65/. All Goods Still at Sale fkicb. Xmportant J^Totic] (Jarlick Cranwbll. to our customers.- Wo have the honour to inform you thai after matnre consideration, we have rieoldc to rollnqulsh the DUAPKRY and CtiOTB ING BUSINESS; our sole reason for doln bo la to obtain more Bpaee for our FUK NISHING TBADE. For some time pae we have had to keep qulto Half ot on Btook out ot BlKht for want ol SBOV BOOMS. By Riving up the Drapery, Mlllmorj and Cloihlng Departments, we shall obtal) a much larger area for KXHIIUTINC FURNITURE, and though we shall lost your patronage for Drapery and Clothing hope to retain and increase it for all kind of FURNISHING GOODS-to the Mand faotukk and Balk of which we shall glvi our whole attention. Our NEW CABINET FACTORY beta! completed (the largest of Its kind in Auck land), the Extra Aooommodation thusob tftined, together with the advantages o Machinery now being erected, will enablf us to exeoate our ordets more expeditlonsl] and at less oost. Yours respeotf ully, GARLICK & CR AN WELL. We Shah. Hold a Glkarinq Sale for One Month, Affording our Customers and the Public an opportunity of scouring DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PRICES FAR UNDER COBTI (Many Lines will be marked down to Half Prioo) and after the Month's Sale the Inlanco will be Sold either by Auotion ot to the Trade. garlick & cranwell. , Final Cash Bale The CONFIDENCE of the PUBLIC It out last Clearing Sale (at Dissolution ol Partnership) was clearly demonstrated bs the tact that we took in HARD OASH the Largo Sum of TWELVE THOUSANI POUND 3ln Ten Weeks I OUR OBJHCT IS THIS (only oru Seoond Clearing Sale in Eight Years) la tc TURN INTO CASH, as quickly as possible THE WHOLE of OUR PRKSKNV FIRST OLASS STOCK, together with the NEW SEASON* GOODS now opening up and tc arrive during the month. GARLICK & UKANWULL, WE SHALL SELL =€15,000 W ORTH 0F G OODE for*£B,soo. And as every day we are realising will be t FINANCIAL LOSS, we shall not prolong the Sale ONE DAY longer than la abso lutely neoessarr. Therefore, we ask .our Friends to pay us an Barly Visit. GAELICK & CKANWELL. Thanks. We take hia opportunity of thanking out Cub tomers for their oonstant and liberal patro nage during the last 3 yoars, as during thai period, under the, Cash System, our Draper] and Clothing Returns rose from £9000 t< upwards ot Twenty Thousand Pounds pei Annum, and though we regret to be obligee to throw up (tor reasons already stated) suol a largo business, it is gratifying to us tha we succeeded In pleasing our Patrons.whon wo are determined to serve well to the last as a Visit to oar Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICK & CRANWELL, City Hall Arcade, JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMORE, Two Cases of Bla Dross Goods) aplendli quality, comprising Merinos, Cashmeres, Sicilians, Brocade Satins, allans, Ooburga, and Garfleld Cloths. These are imported by us dlreot from th Manufacturer, and will be sold far below AUCKLAND WHOLESALES I'BICfiS, Also Opening—Nuns Veiling Cloth, Crepe Oatmeal, and Various New Dress Materials. During tho Drapery Sale we shall make Sped* Reductions on FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND FLOOR-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18TH SEPTEMBER, 1882. (Jajiliok & GbanwiXii Queen-street, Atjobxajto



, IjOht; and Forme. ■ T OS!, the Key of a Latch Look; has N. m , mark of having: bcoa mended Finder 0111 WWMdod on ioavlng it at the Btab LOST, two Cane Walking-sticks, wi h curved handles-one lost yesterday, and . S?i a uout three months aco.-Finder will oblige by retarnlng to Dr. Parches. Pitt-street. LOST', in Ponsonby, on Thursday last, 1 a Silver Brooch, cnamolled and painted on face, and containing a photo, fit back.— I' md er rewarded on leaving same at this oflico ' f, osrion Soptembcr 26, from Hobson- JLJ streot, a Brown Ferret. — Any person returning the oamo to J. Qalgloy, Hobßon-street, will bo rewarded. LOST, yesterday, Two £l-notes. Finder rewarded*.—Apply Stau Oflloe. | on Monday night, under Hoyes's, " ,-■-* Newton, an Umbrella.—Finder please re turn to Star.Olllco. j^OUJNU, on Monday night, in Hobson- D n n ".h-pct, a. Locket with 2 photos in.—Apply I^fcaglotonjjlairdrosscr, Qucon-atreet. - i/iOUND, a aum of Mod"ovv^T. and S. JL' Morrin nnd Co. (Limited). Queen-atreet. QJTRAYSfD from FatneU, on Saturday kJ last, a youcK Groytiound, dark fawn colour.-Kinder please return to 1). Goary> Darby-street. QTkAYED, from St. Sepulchre's School, O Symondß-atreet, n Dart Pony, ■with v ropo round its neck; 10s reward.-JApply to Benj, Johnpon, Stamford House, Symondß-Btreeti JBduoational. . TVTKWTON GRAMMAR SCHoOt,.— Li Rev. ( Jetor Maßon, B.A.—The Fourth Quitter commences on Monday, October 2nd. Drawing by MIB3 Tyo ___ MADAME LIBKI'S Kinder-Garten and Preparatory Soliool, Wtodmll) Villa. Bjinonds btroot,—Quarter conimonceß on 3rd October. Volunteer Notices. p A RTILLERY COMPANY AND X J\. BAND. A Complimentary Dinner and Presentation, tendered to Bandmaster A. It. Hunter, to tako place at B. f McKeown's ltestaurant, Qucon street Wharf, on THURSDAY, September 28th, at half-past 7 o'clock. Tickets, ss; to be obtained of Captain Payno or Members of the Committee. T. H. SHOVE, Band Secretary. T^O. 3 COMPANY, A. K. Vi ." Firing for the Company's Bslt will tafre pteco t, onSATUKDAY next, at 1.30 o'oootr. Members n need not appear in uniform, and«ro informed °- that a Parade will be held on MONDAY [• WVENING noxt. Continued abseooß will bo g attended by dismissal by Uovernment. > f A. MORROW, Major N.Z.V., . . t Commanding Corps. 1 Septembsr 22,1882. ' 7 JNew TJeas. •. iftftO Q new icon o ■ lSb/i-d TEAS. lbb/i 6 i ■ ___ • :'■■.''.'.< a r We have reoelved our SECOND SHIPMENT bj g the Rltgirooma, from Sydney, transhipped 1 * : ex Ganges, 3 3148 PACKAGES, ConBlfltln? o" ? EXTRA CHOICE - ' KAISOWS & CHOICE & MEDIUM £ CONUOUft j Of neat twisted even leaf, and very strong and rich flavour. Also, 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDARIN SCENTED OKA.NGE PEKOE.' The abovo.with about 2000 PACKAGES OP FINEST QUALITIES , (Balance of V lr nt Parool), > . And 300 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND f DARJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a very Bare Selection to . buy ere. ' Our Foochow correspondent* inform us that savon-tontha of last shipment was scoured at EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP RATES, And wa are determined to give oar clients the FULL BENEFIT OF THIS. L. Da JJP™ & C P" INDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE HOU3H;, , : , 95, VICTORIA-STREET. ( NOTICE. J As I have beon applied to in mistake for a ) person or persona trading under the style of > " Whltohosrt and C 0,," Qncen-akrcet, fornoan vaßSor's situation, I "beg to arjsounco that my only partner In my wife, and at present my only place of business is at 95, Vietorln-atroet, better j known aa the "India and China Tea Ware ' TVT°- 1 -PURK BKOKKK PEKOK AND SOU -11 X OHONG BLKND at 2/2 W Ib. NO. O-PUKK eOUCHOWG AKD DAH <* JBEIjING PKKOK BLKND at 2/G %9 rb. - ' •■■-: NO. O-POBB PBKOK HOUOIIONB O AND OHOIOEBT DARJKK-" LING BIiKND at 3/ V ft. A RItDUOTION OF 20. 9 to. OS 121b. PAItOBLB, "BKRTIK SAVKRNA" HAMS AND BACON. Qaelity Bplondld,' Prime Cute, 1/ $ Ib. Terms Cash. Less by the Side. - ; 1 ' Blend Teas.' Pricks Cubbknt. CHOICEST POBW BBOKKN PANYONQ CONGOU. This Tea for value In the oup la i worth pence per pound more money, Price. Is 6d per lb. A SPIiBNDID DABJEKLING FIiAVOUBRD MIXTORK; guaranteed s blend ot Pure India acd China Teas. Prioe, 1/Slb. "TBA EXTRAORDINARY 1" The ready sale this Tea commands provos It worthy . ': the name. Frlco, 2/ per lb. "FAMItY MIXTORffi." A blend ol nigh cared first orop India and China Tons; will improve with lengthened brewing In the pot, and prove itself an economlo , : hlgh-olasa Family Tea. , . Prioo, 2/6 per Ib. /VERY HICH DKifiP BROWN T&A. A combination of eomo of the purest, the 6TRONOKBT, and the eichest vlavotjsicb ■ * ', ' Teas imported. Prioe, 3/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stock of BUTTINGS In London and Foochow, and the desii-e to make ; room for farther ehipraonts, tho undersigned t will sell the bolance of hl» preaont Btook ot ' ' POBK CHINA BIBTINGS at > •; S. nl). PKR LB, r (quality nndenlable). ± " . ,',' i 1 FrEDK. W^HITEHEAD, I 95 Y^XOBIA-STRBBT, Auctions. TO-MORROW, II a.tn 4 FRUIT! FRUIT I " Ex s.s, Ringarooma, Irom Jttobart. TO BE SOLdIbY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART.. Af\ CASES HOBART APPLES. rs:\Jr - 12 OBsea American Apples, TO-MORROW, J ■ At 11 o'clock, , APPLES. ONIONST" APPLES. ONIONS. • . APPUJS, ONIONS. B. TONES & CO. WILL sell To-morrow (Thursday), at lioolooS;. " 80 oases Amotlean Apples 100 oases Amorloan Oniona W. S, COCHRANKJ [JAS, DACUB FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. a HOUSEHOI.D FURNITUKB, THE subscribers will sell at their Booms, , Fort-Etnnt. on Friday, 29th met,, at 11 O'clock, v '. HOU3KHOLD FURNITURB. csaslstliig; of Coucuoe, ChalrHj Pictures, Olooka. Tobks, Kftwlng M<iohlne«, Carpet", Ken derß, Curtainn, Giassware. New Iron Bedsteads, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrafcees, Faiilaeses, iJoddinpr, Chests Drawrrs, Wafihstands, Toiletware, Mir» wi c, UreßSlne i'abloi, Kitchen Utonallß, &c. 1 BAKUKL COCHKANJS & SON, "'.. . AnctJoneens. FEIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29; . i DURHAM YARDS. IJIOE SALE, at the Durham Y^ds, on X? Friday noxt, 1 Upstonaing Hack from Wangcmal 1 Flrs^lass Hacit, * years old •i Heavy Draught Horees ' 3 Uuoliii Jfarm Mares Haoks, Light Harnesa. and Uratiitbt HottM Drays, Spring Carts, Harneas, Saddlerr.&C . AUO o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN, '' For Private Sale, Now-Sydnoy Tip Drays, jolt ■. ~- arrived. fContinued on; fourth Page.) '-