added to tho pormancnt debt That wa. the .ort of congratulation they were treated to by tho Treasurer. They had beeu told that tho loan was required to most the claims of those who had been waiting their turn for public work 3. Not a word was said about tho utility ot the works pro posed. That was a sample of the Trea surer's political morality. Again, thoy had irce education, spoken of by the Treasurer as a debt for which the industrial classes should be grateful, instead of education being set down as a right on the part of every child. .he North l-oan Bill was put forward first, so as 'o catch tho votea ot Northern member.., and having got it, thoy would bo committed to support the other Loon Bill. The real Intellect of the Gov .rnment was removed from tho House, being in the Upper Chamber, and what re mained was utter incapacity. Ho was quite certain tho House>a. prepored to do lull justice to the North Island, but he ob jected to tho Treasurer trying to secure this by a kind of trick. Sir John Hal- charged the previous speaker with having raised a cry of incapa city against tbe Government without the slightest nttempt to substantiate it. _If there was ono cry more than another which required no answer, it was that of incapa city. The country knew in what state the present Government found the country, and the state iv which it now wa*. They were told that the Opposition had tolerated the incapacity ot the Government until it was actually driven to the step now taken. They knew tbat tho Opposition had been straining every novo towards the stop nt which they had now arrived. Thoy had been giving mote attention to that than they had to the business of the country. Mr DaLnutour had confused some of the new members, and perhap*, some of tfco o'd ones too, with the mass of figur.s he qaotcd. The rc_l facts about tbo Treasury bills was that tho Treasurer had sold them to the Public Works Department, and, when tbat Department wanted tho money, they sold them to somebody else. In tbe Pinanc'ialStatemcut it was distinctly stated that the loans were to ba raised by instal ments, and yet Mr DeLautour would mako them believe that was given by the Trea surer as a concession. Mr Montgomery had submitted a motion, it was true, but ho did not give them nay reasons why tbay should vale for it. It was truo I , tbo debt of the colony wa« large, but would it be piudont for them to pull up suddenly» and cause a catastropho. Would it not be more prudent to go about the thing gradually? Their expeadituro einco 1880 bad been at the rate of two millions per annum. This Government, however, was not responsible for that expenditure, In consequence ot the debts incurred by its predecessors, the Government during tbe first nine months of its administration had to disburse ono and three-quarter millions. They had gono on since then gradual y de creasing the amount, and tbat was the safest way t. proceed. It was objected that tho burden of those loans should be placed on a different class. '1 here might be something in that, but this was not the time to discuss the point. They would have an opportunity afforded them for discussiug the incidence of taxation, aud that would bo tho proper time to ventilate that grievance. Another complaint was that the lines of railway proposed were not fixed as to the routes, but he had to romind them that tho same thing had been sanctioned by previous Parliaments. Again, thoy wero told that no money would bo spent under this vote until all enquiries had been made into the merits of the pro posed different routes, nnd the best and most economical decided upon. They had boon told that theso loans would increase tho annual charges by at least £200,000 per annum. The expenditure would, however, bo reproductive, and he was sanguine that the increased income would do more than provido for the increased expenditure. No aoubttbestatementmadeby theTreasurerin 1879 affected tho credit of the colony. That was just what was to he expected, and although it had affected the cr.dit of the colony ten times morc,itoughtti havo been iii-dc. But tho fact comes that since then New Zealand securities lud been going up. The real question waa, Is there to bo a change of Ministry ? Who are tho head men to sit on thoso benches ? The policy of the Government in finance had boen to reduco their expeuditui., and otherwise ad- J'ast their revenue and expenditure. The a'o Government had largely increased tho taxation on property. The men who now let out their monoy on mortgage wera compelled to contribute to tho taxes. The land law had been liberalised so as to promote bona fide settlenie-t. In thi matter of railway administration, the rates oa grain were more liberal tbnn ever they had been before, and instead of payiig 1., the rail ways now paid 4 par cent. While others had talked ahout it, they had evidenced tho foundations of political powor. It was not only a question of ejecting certain men from oflice; it was also a question as to who was to take their places. The pro posal was practically to place in Eower tbo Ministry of 1876. They ad still the member for Auckland City East, tbe member for the Thames, and tho member for Port Chalmers. -11l these gentlemen wonld be wanting a finger iv tho pie. Mr Weston spoke strongly against the Bill. Mr BEftTHAM moved the adjournment of the debate, which was carried by a con siderable majerity. A discussion took place as to when it > would be resumed- Ultimately it was fixed for 2,30 to-morrow, and at 12,45 a.m, the House rose.

Correspondence.

THE APPLICATION FOR RANGI TOTO QUARRY.

(To the Editor.)

Sir,—l have to request that you will grant me a little of your space in order tbat I may reply to your sub-leader of Tue»day. last, in which you charge me with attempt ing to monopoliie all the blue atone in Auckland, trying to obtain a lease from the Waste Lands Board in an underhand manner, and othor accusatl.HS equally absurd and untrue. In the first placo, with' regard to my attempting to make a monopoly of the blue stone in Auckland, you, sir, cannot have taken tho trouble to make yourself acquainted with the snbject, or you would have known that thero is another quarry at Rangitoto, the occupier of which has been supplying the builders and centractors of Auckland with stone for tbo last twelve months. Also there are at least a dozen other places at Rangitoto at which stone may be obtained quite as food, and oqually as easily as at the quarry I nm now working, if tho contractors who havo complalnod to you had the enter prise to open quarries there. The state ment, sir, I can prove by pointing out the place to you or any other gentlemen who will take the trouble to accompany mo to Rangitoto; and more than this, lam quite willing to leave the quar/y I now occupy and opon a fresh quarry at any of the above-mentioned places if I can get a lease for a length of time, in order topro tect me in placing tho plant and material I should requiro on the ground. I think this will effectually clear mo from any attompt at monopoly. With regard to your imputation that my getting a lenso of tho quairy will place me in a more favourable position to tonder for the new dock than any other contractors, > I have to state that the stone at Rangitoto Quarry will be of no value whatsoever in building the dock. This is well-known to anyone at all acquainted with the quairy and the stone obtained there. When the present dock was being built, the contrac tors, Messrs. Jones a_d Ware, sent men there to see if the stono was at all suitable and found it was not, and other Auckland con tractors have tried it with the same result. Even the chairman and some of tho mem bers of ihe Harbour Board have visited the quarry and come to the conclusion that as far as getting stone for the new dock went, the quarry was of no value. As to the lease being granted without any public notification, I sent in my application to tbe Waste Lands Board in the uiual manner some three me-nths ago. At the various meetings of the Board it has been brought up tor discussion and reported in your paper with the rest of the business. So I fail to see in what manner it has been kept from the public. In conclusion, lam not at all afraid that any representations which are being made to the Government, if made in accordance with the true state of tbe case, will havo tho effect of damaging my interests in the slightest degiee.—l am, &C, Daniel Falion.

BROWN ON SPIRITUALISM.

(To the Editor,)

Bib,-To bear both sides and then j adgeisi an axiom seldom adopted by sectarianism. When Jesus, at the ago of twelve, disputed in tbo Tcmplo with tha learned dootors on tho Law ot Mo.es, -thoy pronouaosd him " anti-Moses." Arrived at manhood, when he had healed tho lame, the blind, and the halt, those co religionists, the Pharisees and Saduoees, united as one party to crush His mighty works on behalf of our common humanity. Thoy said "He hatha devil I" "Ho Is an impostor 1" "ft blasphemer I" "This fellow is not lit to live I Cruolfy Him I Cruolfy Him I" You know the old, old story. When Luther inaugurated that vast religious reform, which brought suoh a large measure ot the blessings of freedom Of

oonsole-co and speech, Christendom shouted " Anti-Christ 1" When Protestantism gained powor, na "one good turn deserves another," thejj denounced tho Catholics as "Anti- Christ." Tho pages ot roliglouß history aro statnod by the blood ot martyrs. Tho ohurches aald, ' Any solonce tbat conflicts with tho dootrlno ot our creeds Is false." And Blander Is tha modern weapon drawn from tho theo lo_;ioal armoury. Sectarianism destroys human sympathies, divides famUles, breorls anlmosl- I ties, leads to mlaroproaont .tion. and brings I confusion. Ceo.go Fox, John Wesley, a-.d ICmanuel Bwod-nborz were Hpiiituiliats. The modern Hplrltaatist Bays, "Lot no man oall Cod hia Father until be oan cn'l overy man his brother." and leaves the orthodox ohurohos to prenoh tbo doctrine of devils. In earth lifo Ihe oan exclaim " O, Death, whero la thy Btlng: 10, Grave, whore is tby victory ?" In conclu sion the Key. H. It. Ha~ ols, ot Ut, James's, Lo ndon, haa had iho boldness to robul.o the Christan Churches for r.jectlng tbo new Gospel of Spiritualism. He says: ''But B'lll, In splto of us, tha mnjestlo wave of progress moves on. submerging the worn out beliefs and crumbling aoperstltlons of tbe past Strong and irroalstibto as the railing tides of tbo sea, como tbe now Impulses, and we may not stay thorn. We deem them wild and lying spirits; thoy oare not; they pars by and are (nl> of holy scorn; they speak to tbeir own and their own rocelvo them not. Wo go honoo and mutter our threats, and tromblo In tho darkness of the spiritual gloom of our chnrohes. The bright light Is Bhlnlng. and tho blessed winds of lieu yon aro'tull of songs trom)tho open gates of F_radise, and men hear and rejoice." A Spiritualist Is cosmopolitan; has a tender re gard for his fallen brother evorywhoro ; ho stands ereot between aoolal nnd i-etlgloua ex tremes—becomes a central inflaenoe—an expres- Bisn of tho prlnolploa ot progress, and to all who would grow in wisdom and harmony. J. C. Wilkes. West-street. Jnly 8.1882.

STRANGE OCCURRENCE.

Ihe Barman oj tne ixevada Dies

Suddenly.

A young man named Thomas Maion, bat who is generally known as Tom Williams, died this morning under circumstances of a remarkable nature. Ho had been em pi >yed as a burtnan of the Novada Hotel, aud on Sunday last he complained that he was very unwell, the symp toms taking the form of vomiting. In answer to the enquiries put by Mr Richmond concerning the cause, Mason said he was passiug the Union Bank on the pievious night when lis slipped and fell on tho kerb, injuring hi* oack. Be waa at work as usual on Monday, and on the even ing of that day some young fellows in a "skylarking" mood were coming down the hotel stairs behind him, when one of their numbsr placed his hand on Mason's shoulder, and crying out, " Look out, Too)," gave him a shove. He fell down four or five steps, and his head struck the bannisters. No attention was paid to the matter at the timo, but before leaving the hotel tbat night, Mason told Mr Richmond tbathis head waspainlul where it had struck the woodwork on the staircase. Ho also related tbe circumstances to his wife when ho got home, adding that the name of the young man who pushed him down stairs was Robert Keir, and that ho was a clerk at ? eccombe's brewery. Occsased was worse pext morning, and Dr. Hooper, who was called in, said he was suflerinj; from measles, lie gradually grew worse, and, prior to his death early tbis morning, was quite do lirieus. It was not known at tho time of writing whether au inquest wonld be held. Deceased, who was a steady young man, leaves a wife and two children to mourn their loss. He was a member of the Order of Foresters, aud the brethren arc informed by advertisement that tbe funeral takes place on Saturday afternoon,

Latest Cablegrams.

SYDNEY, this day.

Tho Australasian Steam Navigation Company have decided to Increase tho

wo. ea of their workmen by 2d an honr.

The Intercolonial Football Match ho t ~een Queensland and New South Wales teams, takes placo hero on Saturday next.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

August 10,1882. Hank ot No» Zealand—Sellers, £2315a National Boa).—Buyers. 79s Colonial Bank—Sollors, 50s (cum dlv) Souih lirlii-h-Gls Standard Insurance-Bayers, IS* 6d New Zetland Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £(lla Au.klanil ~-8-„S 6s G.

Unloa Sash and Door—37s: buyers, 309 (new) Now Zealand Timber—Sellers, £8 7s 6d Vor.h.ra. .8. Ca-S»llers, lis New Zvaiand Shipping—Buyors, M 15s Klshur an- Co.—lit; buyers. Us Golden Crowa—Boyars, 10a 61; sellers. Hi 6d Quten ot Beauty—2o3 to 20a fid; sellers, 209 6d Humphrle-1 Gully—Buyers, 18s Deep Level Trlbuta—Bellsrs, Is 2d Wathl-Seliora. 2s 3d Prince Imperial—9a 3d; buyers, 9s Vu!ca--3s Id, 3a New Find- Bsllers, Is 3d Worablko-Sellora, 3i 7d Smile of fortune—Bayers, 9a Bd JOSEPH NUWMAN, Chairman.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J. K. Mao-oaald, Esq., R.M.)

A Boozy Qoartkttb.—John Walker, Kllza betb Spears, and Frederick Smith wera punished for drunkenness, and a ease against Margaret L~cka was alio wad to bo withdraw..

Vagrahc..—Margaret Looke was charged with a br-ooh of the Vagrant Aot, 1866, by b-l-g the occupier of a home frequented by persons having na visible lawful means of snppert, at AuoUand. oa July 2, 1.82.-— Mr Gamile said this obarge had been brought againat the prisoner about a month ago. It was adjourned in order to give her aa opportunity of leaving town.—Mrs Locke said >h« did go away, but returned again yesterday In order to obtain some things. Falling In with an old friend, she took a glass too mnoh, and was _n oircled by the official ambraoe of Constable Ke.ly. It allowed her liberty the would leave town (to-morrow.—Sergeant Gamble expressed hl« wlllingn-8- to give her another chance, and tha case was adjour_u_d till Saturday with the ovjeot of allowing h»r to get away to the country in tbe meantime. 'I his ooncluded the business.

Mr D. Nathan has donated to the Free Library twenty-two half-yearly volumes of the London " Times. * The dates extend uninterruptedly frtm 1854 till 1865. The body of the man found drowned noar Jagger's mill, Freeman's Bay, was identi fied late this afternoon as tbat of Walter Sirkett, well known to the police as guilty of numerous petty larcenies, and having re peatedly figured at the Police Coutt. The deceased was last seen in the Market Hotel, at the foot of Grey-street, about midnight of yesttrday; Mr Barlow, eap'urer of Winiata, has attested the accuracy of the likeness which .he figure of tbat criminal (just added to the Waxworkß) bears to tho original. A handsomely-framed picture, depicting "The Wreck of the Orpheus," has been purchased as the pri.e for the successful conundrum.

W. G, Martin has to-day been appointed mine manager of Tiernan's Freehold Gold, mining Company, Coromandel.

The Streets Committee of the City Council have recommended that body to drain Gore-street with a liiteon-inch pipe, and provide proper cc .-pitc, besides kerb ing and channelling its eaßtetn side, as well as the northern side of Fort-street from Gore-street eastward, the latter work to be commenced as soon ss Scarrott's building is finished. The ..Committee also recommend that a crossing he mude betweeu the comer and Mr Lamb's ; that , a lamp be erected on the western side of : Albert-street, opposite the market en -1 trance ; and that scoria he laid down on I the footpath in Anglesea-street, the state of the roadway to be attended to later on. These recommendations are to be laid be fore the Council to-night, and will prob ably be adopted. A meeting of the Burial Gronnds Com mittee was held yesterday at the -ity Council offices, there being present: The Mayor (presiding), Councillors Waddel and Aickin, the very Rev. H. F. Fyoes (Vicar- Capitular), the Mayor of Parnell (Mr R. Walker), and Metsts G, P. Pierce, chambers, E. Baitley, Jones, and P, A, Phillip.. Father Fvnes stated that the com mittee of hi 3 shurch objected to the Roman Catholic cemetery being closed at present, as there were fully two acre. of it quite un occupied. After some discussion, it was agreed that the committee should visit tho cen:ctery reserve at Wa'komiti on Wednesday next, August 16th, for the purpose of coosulting as to its sub-divisioa, and providing shelter for persons attending funerals etc., and that tbe necessary ar rangements for conveyance thither bo made hy Mr McDonald, General Manager of Auckland Railways. It waa also decided that copies of the Burials Bill should be procured and that Mr A. Pur chase, of Melbourne, should be written to for information relative to the proper choosing and laying out of cemeteries.

Great excitement was caused in a rich family in New York by tho unaccountable disappearance of a gold snuff-box, richly set with brilliants; and equal satisfaction was felt when a young gentleman of six acknow ledged that ho had utilised it as a coffin, and buried his pet canary in it in the garden.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

RttUTfiß S T__W3RAM-,

I Indemnity for Depredations. LONDON, August 8. The Khedive has notified tbat be intends I to indemnify the sufferers by the recent' events in Egypt. j Tripoli is quiet. Arabi's Position. LONDON, August 8. Arali has formed an entrenched camp on the banks of Lake Mnlhalla, and has been reinforced there. The Turkish Iroops at Rhodes. LONDuN, August 8. The Turkish troops for Egypt wait at Rhodes, pending ; t_o decision of tho Con ference on the objection which haa been raised to the apparent exorcise by the British Government of suprome power and control in Ejypt. French Resolve on Non-inter ference. PARIS, August 8. In the Chamber of Deputies last night, M. Duclerc, the new Premier, «ct forth the Ministerial programme with rcfcreucc to the state of affairs in the East. M. Duclerc announced that tbe Government were re solved to pursue a policy of inactivity and peace, unless a further development of the situation si ould render a change of policy necessary.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Short Water Supply at Alex andria, LONDON, iugust 9, 4.44 p.m. In consequence of tho water supply in Alexandria running short, tho allowance to tho inhabitants is restticted. Ihe Attitude of Greece. oreece will give its decision to the Cons ference to-morrow. The Indian Contingent. BOMBAY, August 9. Twelve transports with British nnd native troops, forming the Indian expsdition to Egypt, sailed for Suez, Major-General A, T, Macpherson, V.C.C.8,, has left in com mand of the force. Sympathy for Arabi in Asia Minor. LONDON, August 9, 6.16 a.m. At Philadelphia, 23 miles from Sardea, in Asia Minor, the Cagnea aro raising funds for the assistance of Arabi. PROPOSED ANGLO-TUKKISH COJ.- VENTION. LONDON, August 9. Tho Turkish difficulty appears to be abating. Tho Turkish troops rendezvous at Rhodes awaiting tho completion of a convention with the British,which the Con ference of Powers will endorse. ATTITUDE OF ENGLiND AND FKANCK. England and France still hesitate to accept Italy'a proposals about tho Canal, LASCARS RESUME WORK. The Lascars at Bombay have resumed working, SPIE. CAPTURED. Fight spies have been caught in Alex andria.

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(FROM OUR SPBCIAI, CORRESPONDBNT.)

WELLINGTON, this nftornoon. The Expected Division. At tho prcstnt time the division i. arranged for Friday night o* Saturday morning. I see no reason to alter my 09timato ot the number of men who will vote for the amsndnsnt, given on Tuesday, Labour in Gaols. Tho report from Publio Petitions Com» mittee re skilled labour in gaol., the com mittee recommend the petition to the earnest contideration of tho Government, to take such steps as they may doom neoessatv. Mr Bathoate asked leave to contra dict the stattment made by Mr Connolly to the effect that bo (Mr Bathgate) had lived for six months in England at tbo ox expense of the Government, It was wholly untrue. BJMr LEVIN coa tinned the No Confidence debate, and said he approached the subject with a large am.unt of res ponsibility. Speaking as a trno colonist, he had given full consideration to so grave a subject, and thought it would be unwise vo tako a rstrogade step. It was necessary for tho further de velopment of the colony that the loan boob.lined. He was perfectly astounded at the amendment brought down by Mr Montgomery, He had hronght down no' broad principles. What hi had brought down might m>an a little or nothing. Looking at it oulmlr, he thought the interpretation of tbe amendment meant simply this—a bait held »ut to those members who are dissatisfied with the allocution of the loan in their districts, and asking for their assistance to turn the Government out and place him (Montgomery) at their head. The amendment showed no criti cism on the horroiring policy, and no at tempt to provide .for hoirowing going further, Auckland's Prospects Under a Montgomery Regime.

The first night of tho no-confidence debate is over, and it has given ns a more definite idea of the intentions of the Op - position, and the results, if they had a chance of giving effect to those intentions, The principal result, as rigardi Auckland, is the shelving bf the extension of the daily communication from Te Awamutu. Indeed, that forms.the leading feature of the policy announced last night. Enough money, it is proposed, should bo borrowed to keep public works going for a year, and then at some futuie time Auckland's dream to be connected by a railway with the rest of the colony will be considered. In other words, Akaroa and Central Otago to tbo fore, Auckland nowhere. Mr Montgomery undertook a task last night he was not equal to. Indeed tbere were conditions to he fulfilled which were impossible. It was oDvioui that In a direct want-.f-confidence motion the Government wonld have a fair majority, so that the cravings for offices could not be gratified by such a motion. An ingenious plan was therefore devised for detaching seme of the Government sup pliers from their allegiance in order to secure a temporary majority and seize tho Government, and trust to Providence for the issue, It was known that somo of the Government supporters were conscien tiously opposed to further borrowing, and it was hoped that they would rather oust the Government than permit this to be done. Some Opposition members had the same opinion. On the other hand, it was also clear that many of the Opposition believed in the necessity of preventing a sudden stoppage of public works.- Mr Montgomery undertook to reconcile these two conflicting elements by a very weak resolution that "This Houso docs not approve of the loan proposals of the Government" —a very broad proposition, and if it could have been put without debate or explana tion, might have effected its object. It was intended to suit men of conflicting opinions, because it was open to several constructions, and each man might fit it to his own views, not feeling himself trammelled by other constructions to which it wa_ opeu, But how any man pretending to be a full-blown leader of the Opposition and a budding Prime |Minisfcr could imagine that so silly and weak a device could possibly effect its object is a marvel. Mr Mont gomery, like the ostrich, refused to see the danger before him, when it ought to have been obvious to the commonest understand ing that he must declare himself either a borrower or non-borrower. He chose the former alternative, leaving non-borroweis to determine a simple question—" Who shall administer the Government•?" What ever might have beon the delusions of the Auckland Opposition contingent, they surely must ' huve been dissipated by la3t night's exposition of Mr Montgomery's Public Works policy—the realisation of the long-cherished wish of Auckland to be con nected by railway with the rest of the colony, to be postponed, it may be for ever, and that by our own representatives. If it were tbat we asked more than we are en titled to, there wonld be some excuse, but it cannot be denied that on every ground the extension of the proposed railway com munication is an undoubted right, and none I have been more strenuous than some of j those now opposing, in ad-vocatingjthe line.

Mr A. Slater, the market lessee, is not satisfied with the amount of compensation recommended to be paid to him, and a lengthy letter on the subject has been sent in to the Council. It will be considered at the meeting to-night.

TELEGRAMS.

ti [ FROM CUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

~T ALEXANDRA, this day. THE ROAD THROUGH THE KING COUNTRY. At a meeting at Wbatiwhatihoe the other day, the matter of a'lowiug the road tbiough to Taranaki was discussed by the leading (chiefs, One said : "If my dog follows me into Alexandra the Government will want me to pay _?, and if tho road is made tbey will ba sure to want road taxes and rates, 1 and we, having no monoy, Government \ will take the land." j CAMBRIDGE, this day. THE RACECOURSE. Tho J.okey Club, I learn, have offend Mr Fantham £15 an acre for the race-coutso grounds, WAITARA, this day. THE FALSE REPORT ABOUT TE WKTEKE. Application was yesterday ■ made by Joshua Jonee, at the telegraph station, New Plymouth, for a copy of a telegram supposed to havo been despatched by Te Wctera to Uira, and received an answer that nonsuch telegram had passed through the ollice. The Government havo in stituted an inquiry, and, pending the arrival of To Wetore's messenger to Mokau, tbo matter remains in statu quo.

IPER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WANGAMUI, this day,

It is proposed to establish a Meat Refrigerating Company here. A mooting is to be held oa Monday for the purpose.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. RATEABLE VALUE OF PROPERTY.

Tho ratoable value of property in Christ church Drainage District has increased lincc 1878 from £230.000 to £318,250.

We loam that at two o'clock to-day thero was no perceptible Chango ia tbo state of Mr Richard Mooic, who attempted suicide atDevonpott. He is perfectly conscious. and hopes aro still sntertainid of his recovery. Considerable sympathy is felt for himself and his family in their painful circumstances.

Between 40 and 50 applications havo been received at the City Council offices for tho situation of Clerk ot Works, salary £200 per annum. They will come up for consideration to-night, and will probably ba remitted to some committco to report upon,

The long-deferred meeting of tho credi tors of W. J. o 'Brian, baker, of Parnell, took placo yesterday afternoon, when the debtor underwent a searching examination, lie stated that in March, 1881, he started a bakery business in conjunction with a man named Glenn. They were to find an equal portion of capital, but Glenn failed to per form his share of the compact, and O'Brien bad to hud £400, the greater part of which he borrowed from his father. He gavelhis partner £79, beside., paying him wages for several months at the rate of 25s par week/ The weekly expenses amounted to £43 5s Sd, and the monthly returns averaged £140, thus showing a loss of £30 per month, In January last the partierihip was dissolved, and on tho 15th April he (O'Brian) " baited" for Fiji with only £4 in his pocket, but with liabilities amounting te £916 behind him. On the day that he left a cheque for £40 tbat he had gives John Lamb fall due, but bo absconded because his father bad boon pressing him forfmoney. Re had hcoa In terested in horse-racing, and had won and lost money in connsction with it. At this gbige the dehtoi'a further examination was postponed till tho 16th lust.

the\Atrcn_a_A_Njj __.v___r.ijsu sta_r. Thursday, august 10,.



Jones's Machines nnpaoking; Singers eta, at 2s 6d per. week.—D, 8. Chambers, removed to 70. Queen-street,—Advt,



Board ana Kesiaenoe. BOARD and ttesidonce for Young Ladles at ganllworth House, Vlncont-stre.t. BOARDING HOUSE foe CHILDREN (BOY- AND GIRLS) ATTKNDJNG THK PUBLIC SCHOOL. IN AUCKLAND. Tho above will be opened at tho md of Sep tember by a Lady of largo ox»orio_ce in Tuition and tba Managomont of Children. The greatest care and supervision will bo exerolted aa to their health and comfort, a liberal table kspt" »nd ylargronnd provt_-_. A time will b- set a»or« for the proaratio* of le-ao-s, with awlitance If neeoatary. Tho Year will be divided Into Thra. r.rma. at £18 10s per Term (Inclusive of Muslo and Sohool F_c_), payable ta advance. Addre-B BUT A. Poat Offiofl. Anoklan,. /IOYK-tX-OR _»ROVT_.J_i HO"A-__, VT HOBSON-aTRHET, floAiuj a~»Lob_i~u ..-Cm por Wet* 3i_rout Rook .______.._-% Funeral Notices. __W^_S^^ COURT ZKALANDIA, | _2E__Ss______-W TbaOfnoertandMom jTvagHgrlfflribMS of tho abovo Court fi \ irSi-rl _r»*are hareby r-spectfully 'VSES^^aena^ roqasßted to meet at tbe Finbell. Albe-t.-treet, on -A.TUR DAI AITKKNOON. at 2.30 o'olook. to attcn- the FUNERAL ot our lato Bro. John .Thomas Mason, Members ot other Courts are also re-ptotfally invited: Regalia : Blaok Sashes and White ■ GIOV6B, WM< B _vbGlßoN. C.R. 1 FREDK. CHRI jTMAB, Sec. jj



New Teas. rpuK NEW TEAS OF SEABOIS 1882-3. The sibaorlber, in solloIHnj: orders for NEW SKABON TEAS, baa every oosfldeaoo In reoor_. mendlng them as being very muoh superior to any Teas placed on the Auokland Markot for some Urn.. Prlooa as under i— Per lb. s, a, a. d. Good Common Congou - _18to 2 0 Fine Congouand Souchong.. _. _ to 2 B A Very Superior Sample of Indian Tea, sola pure a. imported _. 210 The merits of New Tea as compared with Old ore but lndlftorontly appreoiatod by toa drl-hera. 014 Tea Is " stale, flat, and unprofit able." takos more time to lntnse, and Is apt to taste vapid after the most oareful infusion. New Tea is fresh and brisk, more easily lnf aset), and has a rich aromotto fragrance. Orders called for and Goods Dellvorod to a parts of the oity. ROB E~R T~ X E W, TEA AND COFFEE MKROHANT. VIOrOBIA AUD ALBBBT-BTBKffTS, AUCKLAND Ttf- E W m E A 8, 3000 Packages OF NEW SEASON'S TEAS, DNE Specially selected to our older from tbo Best Mabkkt Stakdabds of last Sbason. ' VALUES ARE EXCEEDINGLY GOOD. Musters lor Liquoring now obtainable. li. _D. Nathan s. Co. TITEW QKA»ON'S 'Tt EA S, Tho underslgnod has Just Reoelvod, Per Rotorua (transhipped ex Menmulr, from Fooohow), 1300 /^ 1300 PACKAGE 3 r A 2, PAOKAGKS BOSEBOD. NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Consisting ot HALF-DHBBTB AND BOXEB.OF FINE TO MEDIU CONGOUS. Sample tor L quoring can be obtained on ' application. [.. ,„..- _\_, Heather,



Wanted. WANTED, a strong Hoy able to milk liberal wages.—H. Green, Nurseryinar Market Haass. .__. ANTED, .1 Girl, ahout 18, to nurs and make herself generally usof al; on who oould sleep at home pruferred,—App'y ti Mm f. W. Marks. I'h-pal-i-trei-, «*/ ANTKD, a Batter, tor the Waikato U —Apply to H. Haft and Co., wholeaai trQltgrers. City Market; %\l ANTKD, two respebtaoie youiig Mci n as Hoarders lb a priyato family. 'I'erui; oasy.— *pply Mr J.jftoltl. Groobt1, -d6nTgrri.ee WANTttD, seveial Impiovera; also, 1 few Aoprentlcoß to the Sewing Maohlno —Aptoly C. Do J/Kat.'n Shirt FaotOri', Durham 1 -trdet. Corner of Albert-street. \hf AWTi-D, a respectable young Man t< T - make himself generally useful.—Applj to T. Barnott, Queen-street. »a A NTiSD, a handy Boy tor two houn .? ovory morning, before 9 o'olook.—Mn Wlllonghby, Too Nook, Symonda-street. WANTED, a good General Servant references required ; no washing.—Mn Waymootb, Manukan Road, Pafnelli WAN TED, a Baker competent to toFt charge in the Bakehouse; must ba _ good hand at Bmall goods also. Good watros to t good Btoady raani—Apply to C. Johnston, Unloi Bakery, Parnell. WANTED, a tjoou practical uarman godd reforenooß required,—GroyhounC Hotel, Qaeon-Btreot. W ANTKD, a good dcaeral Servant.- Mra A. Allaon. Devonport. North Shore WANTBD, a Man as Boots ; must have good referenoo —Apply Star Hotel. WANTItD, a Man to work on a Farm— ono who oan plough and milk.—Applj to Y. Warron, Proper, Kargpgahalio Road. \AJ ANTED, a~ Respectable Youth tc it drive a baker's cart. —T. J. Phllp, Karnngabapo Koad. Newton. WANTtcD, an Assistant for tho Dress and Manohostor Dopartmonts.—Aroh. Clark nnd Sons. ytfAti-'Mp, a Gardenor. -Apply al \A7 ANTED, by respectable Man, Situa » v tion as Scoroiuan; bost refaroncos.— Address 8.Z., Stak 011100. \*7*ANTED, a smart Youth for the I . Oablnetmaklng; ono with a knowlodge of the trade preferred.—A, Heldt, Cabinet maker, Newmarket, ANTED to I'hrchaso, for Cash, a Small Houso, from four to six rooms, Btandlng on high ground, voloanlo Boll; Mount Kden, Hpsuin, Remuera,or Onehunga; not to exceod £3.0. Or a suitable allotment to build on.—Address, T. B, Hill, ohocalst. Anokland. WANTED, Putiii Fencing Po.ts in any quantity.—Sam White, Foncer, Gore street WANTEDi G.nerai Servant.—Apply Porter, Totmo.oni.t, Qneonatreot. WANTED, a House within five minutes walk of Qtioon- street, by constant tenant t ront modorato,—Address Ww, Box 113. Post Offloo. WAN'i'liD to Bell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, well found and oopporod.— O. Bolloy, -hlpbnlldsr, near tho Dock. WAN TED, a Nursery Governess, com petent to teach mttslo.—For addross apply this offloe. WANTED, by a Voting Lady, Board and Rosld«nce (in private family nre ferrod).—Apply stating torms to GH, thla offloa. \l r ANTKD, by an Engineer, charßC of II machlnary of any sort; useful at tho forgo.—A. 'i-otman, Powells Boarding-houjo, Quoen-strget. WANTKD to Putchase, for cash, a Six or Sevon-roumod House, within twenty minutes' walk of Queen-street— W. V, Stevens, 187, Queen Btregt. \\F ANTED to Rent or Lease, a Good T T Grass Farm, from SO to 100 aores, with DwollUghsu-o; Kpsom or Maagoro prsferrod, For address apply at Stab offloe. WAN'-'K_P orders for Sorgo Suits, from SO) —J. t». Dalton, Fajhionablo Tailor, Ylotorla-Btreet Ktgt. ytr ANTKD to RENT, by a Married VT Conplo without family, a ruralihad Cottago.—Apply, stating torms, Kutorpo, Uux 8, Post Offloa. W ANTKD KNOWN—Tho Choicest New -oason'a Toa may bo obtalnod at Row's Toa and Coil'oo atore. Vlotni._rßtr.Bt. ANTKD KNOWM-Men's Flannol Undorshlrw, 2s Od ; Flannel Drawers, 2s 01— Bronnan'a Auckland Houso, Viotorla- Btroct. WASTED to BORROW, 12 copies oaoh of Bishop's Glees, Hark Apollo, and Chough and Crow.—F. A. Whltt, Short iond-stroot. WANTED, by a vory respectable young Wein in, a Situation as Housemaid in a gentleman's family: would assist In needle work. Counwy pr-ferrod.—Apply to 8.C.A., by latter, Fiskor's Pust-oilloo, Symonds-street, for a woek. ANTBD to Bont, a Largo Shop with Dwelling, or Purchiso a Grocery Bust nesa, in a good thoroughfare ot the oily.—Apply by letter to Mr Jamas Scott, oaro It, Mltehelson fc Co,, Quoon-ilre-t Wharf, Auckland. WANTED, a situation as Housekeeper in a tmall family by a Widow Lady lately from Kngmnd.—Kor portionlars apply to MisLlnooln, West-stroot, Nowton, near York Hotel. V\. ANTID KNOWN - Large Bath T . Towels, Is; White Twill Sheoting. Is j-rd. — Bronnan's Auokland Houso, Ylotorla ttreet, WANTED KNOWN—I havo opened a sp'ondld lot of LvHkb' and Children's Un-orolothlngohea»,—MrsKlrkman, Milllnor and Droaamakor. Victoria-Btreot. ANTED, by Young Man, t ituation in Grooery Store, town or coun'ry; competent to take oharge of country Bto-ey good refwoncos.—Addrets N, Stak offlco.. WANT__DK_.OWN— T_"_rshari__~rs Tonio Balaam and Liver Regulat.r Is nsod wltk marvellous Bocooss for Indlgosllon- Prloe 8s a bottle.—Add roes: Opposito Post. BfflOO. WANTED, oraers ior lweed Suits at 553.— J. H. Dalton. Vlotorlq-Btreot Itnt>t WANTED, Tenders for Building Two Brlok Chimneys.—Apply Mr MlUbank, Rnssoll-Btrset. Aroh Hill. WANTED, by a Young Man, a situa tion In an Ironmenuery or Drapory Warehoute; would tako a small salary and sign for any t_rm necessary; good references.— Aderesß PP. Post Offloa WANTED UNOWN — Instantaneous Portraits from 6s por do_en, weather no ohjeot—London Photographio Company. WfAfi'tED to Ltt (nnfutnlahed), two v V Front Rooms, with fl.oplaoe.—Apply Btar offlco. . WANTED KNOWN-The only Per foot Onre for Toothaobo and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, li by applying to Professor Gnsscott, tbe only Practical Herbalist in the Colony.—9hortl«ad-_tree„ WANTED B.I.UWN, that Shetland's Cherry Pootoral relieves Coughs In ten mlnntea; bottles, 2a Bd.—Address, opposite Poat-offloe. ■*ATANrED KNOWN - Ladies' Che v v mlsos, Is 6d; Ladles' Drawers, Is 6d ; Ladles' White Tucked Skirtß, Is Bd.—Bronnan's Anokland Houso. Victoria-street. WANTED by a respectable Gin, a Situ ation aa General Servant whero there are no children,-Apply by letter to M,F„ Fieher's Post-offloe, Symonda-street. WANTED TO SELL, Photographs ol King Tawhiao and all tho Maori Koya Family, from 3/ por dozen,—London Photo graphic Company, Uppor Queen-Btreet. WANTED, situation as Governess acquirements—English, Muslo, Draw Ins-, Frenoh (conversationally!, nad Oerman.- AadressßM, o.ro of Mr Gardner, 181, Queen street. WANTED, the Public to See the Ad vertiß-mont of the Victoria Loan Offloe -B. U. KEBSING, Lieonsod Pawnbroker, Vie tcria-Btreet, opposito Royal Mail Hotal. WANTED to Let Offices in a Crst-clast position (with entrances to Qaeen ftrpet) at 10s to 12s por week for ono or raon yoars.—Apply to Thomas Steadman, Soed Mor ohnnt. Queen-street. W ANTKD TO SELL, Two or Three Light 'Busses In good repair,—W Crowther, Wellesley-Btroet. Wanted Known damaged dbapkry goods, BY FRESH WATER ONLY. A QUANTITY OF CRKWDSON'S HOB ROCKSKS*, AND OTHBR OALIOOS, BKOWN AND WHITH! SHBBTINGB, les soiled and of equal value to tho last lot. GALATKA STRIPES. ijD.; HEAVY UK BLKAOHKD AMKBICAN DRILLING, Ss 6d dozen. J, RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSK, Top oi Gi»_y-strb_t. Come at Once 1 W~ ANTED KNO WN—That the Loudo Photographic Company has ro-op-ne In Uoper Quoon-stteet, to tako Carto do v islt Portraits from Ss per doz. W ANTKD KNOWN - Shcctiug (2 ye wide). 10Jd; Grey Calico, 2jd; Hli Umbrella, 6s 9d.—flrennan'a Auckland HouS' Victoria-street. ____^ WANTED known, that distinguishin features ot my business are goc Workmanship, Fit and Style, at moderai prices,—J. H. Dalton, Fashionable Tailor an Habit-maker, Ylotoria-atraet Most. WANTED, by a respectable person, Situation as Working Housekeeper; hi one little boy of G years, whom sho would lit to keep with her; excellent referenceß.—App to Mrs March, at Mr Gadd's, Fruiterer, Corn Neleon and Victoria-streets. WANTED KNOWN, that tbe Lonac Photographio Company has re-opent In Upper Queen-Btreet, to take Carte da Vist Portralta from 5a per dozen. ■ WANTED, by a young Man of steai and indimrloua habits, who undi ■ Btands book-keepinir, a (situation in a ate (town or country). Is wilUng to make hlmei useful. Salary not co mnoh an object as pi manentt employment. Good references,— h dress J,F>, Poßt- office.



I Wan.ecu TOT ANTED, a Light-weight Jockey to i\ 'i ride exorcise,— apply before 10 a.m. to Major George, Epsom. . 0 Xfcf ANTED, au Assistant for a general c VT store ia Waikato; knowledge of Maori o preferred.—Apply Stewart and Garlick. - \A' rANXlfio > 5 General -Servants j good i. '» Bitnationß. Hmnloyers supplied with 0 all sorts of labour free of charge.—Apply Arm strong fc Co.. 177, tteen-strOeti " \\ T ANTED—Wanted to ~_ell (Unsapj 1 .- \ 2,000 t-'iocuß of Sponge, from 3d to Is Cd; 8 600 Pairs _f Vasus, Bd.pair; 50 doz odd Whiie . and Gold Cblpo Cups, 7d each. 0 far 3s; 60 gross _ Penholders, 2_ per gross, i for Id; 100 boios , Pons, lid box, 3 boxes for 2s Od; Kfigrovod ' Wine Glasses, la, 3s 6d doz; 100 Dozen wlflo 810-Bf~, only Hi, 2<J 6d dozon; Wotor Bottles ■ and Übs, irom 9d to Is 8d | CrUet Stands. 2s 3d _ to 5s 61; Cut Tumbler!), 03, 5s Od do_; Cheap , Tumblers, 3d. 5 for Is; Carved Broad flatejj, 2s; Broad Knlvea, only Cd; K-y Rings, Od - doz; Small Brans Padlocks, 3d; 100 doz s Engraved Glass Jugs, 3d, 3 for 2s; Caps 9 and Saucers, 3s Od and Is Gd. doz; Plates. 1b lOd to ia Od a doz.; Lot of Jags Gd eaoh ; - Jugs, 2s to is; Sot Glaas Candlestiokß, 6d: J Candloß, 8d lb; Lemon Peel, Is Od lb; Dried 3 Apples, 6d, 3 lbs for Is 3d; Staroh. ljd lb, by tho packet; Tin Matches, Is 8d doz; Plaldß, 7d doz ; _ Rimmel's B.W. Soap, 7 oakes for Is: salad Oil, . 2 bottles for Is; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for J Is; Figs, lOd box; godd Toe, Ifl 8d lb, 2 : lbs for 3a; Glasa Cako Dishes, 0d; 3 for 2s; largo Jam Dish and Golery Dish, 2s pair; 00 doz Basins, 2jd tosd eaoh; 10 Accordions, from ; Bsol to lCs Bd; 10gross Matures and Versos, 1 only 2d each ; largo Pictures, 7d eaoh, 2 for 1b ; Teaspoons, 2d, 3d, and Id; Brown Teapots, from - 101 to 2b; 12 doz Tln-oponora, 3d oaoh ; cork - screws. Id : Blxpenuy bottles of Blacking for . 3d; Is bottles for Od; Noodles, id 100, 3s 1000; " 12 dcz India rubber Dolls, 9d each ;20 doz glass ! Buttor Dlßhos, from 9d to 2s; Lotohford'B Fur niture Polish, onlj Bd largo bottle, worth Is 6d ; " small bottlo only Id, worth Od 5 Day.Sc Martin's Pnsto BlaoklHg, Od doz; Clothes Peg., i doz for ' Gd ; ,_ ton Curtsnnta, lid lb, 3 lbs forls. 12 lbs for . 3b Od; good- SlUico, Od bottle; PloHos, Bd, 7fl 64 ) doz; and tc. Open In Fow Woeka, 2 Crates of Cups and _~uoer_, 1 orate of Odd Caps. 1 of ' Dinner Sets, asd 3 hbds of ussorted China. ICU - pairs of Spectaoles, Is pair, 3 pairs for 2a Od, 7s 1 doz; Traj B, is Gd; Rat Trans, only Gd; 100 doz China Kgg Cups, 2d, 1» lOd doz: Coal Hammors, Only id oaoh ; Dinner Mats, la Gd set of 8; 12 doz _ Iron P-ils, is, 1b 3d, and Is 6d; 1 ton good t Bacon, 7d lb.—B; WATTS, Pitt-street, moving In a fow weeks 2 doors abovo (next Mr Robin on's, Tinsmith). ■ \]_r ANTED to Sell, n Seven-roomed n House on three Allotments; good well, . stable, &c—Apply James Hill, Auburn-street, , off Kybor Pass Rood. ' tJATGRDAV NlOHT.—Wanted to Sell, v? 750 pair Kid Olofes, Blaok and Coloured. • Two-Button at Is per Pair; all wool Crlmoan Shirting. Is 6d por V nrd; Kid Glovos. from Two ; to Six Buttons, at half tbe Quoen-stroet prio?.— 1 W. Kyre, Hat and Glove L>o>,Os. Vlotorla-street. rpO BooTMAKEKS.— Wanted, Good I General Hand. Good wages; constant employment.—Apply Wt_, Ho'deworth, Boot and Shoo Warehouse, 42, viotorlq-Btroet. To Let. TO LET, Symonds-street, a 7-roomed Homo (overy convenience), with good garden.-Apply to H. Partington, Stlobbury's Bullolngs. fJW LIST, Two or T-uec x umished or I Unfurnished Rooms. largo garden ; rent moderate; In Uppor Queen-streot.—Apply AB, Stak Oinoo. mo LET, a Shop and Residence in tho $.. centre of Grey-street; water and sua laid on; ront 16s per week.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. rriO LET, part of a Heuso in Giey-street. I - Enqnlre at Stah offloe. mO LET, Single Shop at Fden Terrace, I noxt Kden Hall; rent, 10_ per week. • H.- W. Henderson, Edon Terraoe. TO L_.T, on Lcise, at Epsom, ahout 2 acros of splendid Soorla Land, dry, level, nod in cultivation j an exoollent building Bits, or would make a splendid market garden —For terms and conditions apply to U. F, Evans, Estato Agont, Qaoon-strcet. • .no LET, a Family Residence, contain 1 Ing olght rooms, bath, and water laid on with U acre, of land, Bltaato on the Groat South uoad, ■ few mlnutoß' Walk from EllersUo Railway Station, commanding a good view.— Apply 10 IT. 1.. Primo or W. Altkon, Estato and Land Agents. TO LET, Remuera, main road, good position. Honse 9rooms, wa.h-houoe, and other outbuildings, largo allotment, within ten mlnntea'walk ot Newmarket Btation.—Apply ' to William DinniiQß. Newmarket. rjiO LET, in (joilingwooa-street, Pon- I sonby, a oonvonlent and oorufortabio Now Cottago; water laid on.—Apply to J. Heron, on the premises. TO LaT, the Allotment adjoining Isaacs' Bond, Fort-street.—Apply E, tc A. Isaacs. . |\0 LET. aFa mily Residenco at Epsom, II with 50 acres of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Di Cleghorn, Kpsom. 13 RMUI-RA.— To Lot, a commodious _\j Family !< nnldenoe. with abont 3 aores ot land. Bttuitoln Uobson's Bay Road, Remuera, oontalning eight rooms, bith, .cutlery, and o»l!ar, with stable and ooaoh hou.e. Tho honse has last been pnt lato thorough repair,—Apply to V. Nnttsr, Agent. -Tort-Btrrot. Anokland. OFFICE TO LEX.—Apply at G.N.L. A. Rooms, Quoon-street. (Gazette ia Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIaTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTCX. In the mattnr of " The Debtors and Creditors - Act, 1876." and ot Iho several Aota nmsndlng the sama, and of tbe Bank ruptcy of Sbogwiok PtniiMan G-EitK r,K-r, of Whangaruru, Gum Dealer, a Debtor. Notice is hereby glvon that at tho adjourned meeting of tha Credltora of the Bald Sedgwlek 1 Pinmmer Greenleaf. hold at th_ Buildings of the Supreme t'ourt-honse, ffden-atreet. Auok land, this day. at 12 noon, Thamas Macff-rlsno, Ki>qHire. of Aaeklaad. Certlfloated Aooount , ant in Baakrnptsy, was eleotad Creditors Trustee of the propsrty of tho Bald Dobtor, and that the said Thomas Macffarlane has signified ■ to tho Kegistrar (in writing) his aooeptanco of tbe said Trasteeihlp. Dated at Auckland, this 10th day of August, . 1882. G. W. BASLET, Deputy Registrar. '. ___s°na Roes *__. Dbvorb, ako Coofbr, Shortla---BtreQt, Auokland, Solloltors for the Debtor, Highway Board Notices. AKANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that it 1b the Intention , of the TrastMS of iho above Dlstrlot, on FRI ' DAY. the 25th A«nuit, nt 8 p m„ at.tho Offloo 1 of tho Board (Mr T. Haytß'i. York-street), to make a Rate of One Shilling In the Pound on the Valuo of all Rateable Property In the said ' District for a period of twelve months, from the ' Ist of April, 1882. to tho 3tst of March, 1883. 1 The said Rate will bscomo payable, In one Bum, on MONDAY, tho 28th day ot August, 1882. Nt , tbo Offloo of tho Board, to the Collector, Mr , Thomas Hayes, whero tho Rate-book is do- J posltod .or Inspection. J. H.RBERT BURNB, Chairman. August 9th, 18S2. 1 ________________________— , ' TT-FSOM ROAD DISTRICT. 1 Notice Is hereby given that it Is tho Intention I of tha Bosom Koad Board, at a Meeting to be . hold In Mr Coobrane's ofllcojosuranco Bulldlnßß, Anokland, on FRIDATf, tho 25th August, 1882, In terms of Section 10 of" The Ba ting Aot. 1878/' ; to Levy a Rate of One Shilling ia the Pound . on the annual valuo of all ratoable property In - the District for the year, commencing the lot ~ day ot April, 1882; and that the said Rata wl> 1 become One and payable, in one sum to tho - Collector, Mr William Dlnntson, Newmarket, ■ on the Ist day ot September next; and tbat tbe ). Rate Book Ir open for Inspection at the said )- Golle.tot'a offloe, Newmark. t. FRANK L -URY. 3 Chairman. % Tenders. - WrAITBMATA COUNTY. ". Tenders will bo received at this offlce, and at Rodney County offloe. Wnrkworth, until " THURSDAY, the 31st Instant, for the under mentioned work :— Repairing the Bridge ovor tho Rauhorl Stream, near Makarau Bridge. Conditions and Specification can be teen at Waitemata County OIHoo, Shortland-Btreet, Auckland; at Rodney County Ofllco, Wark t- worth; or at Mr Cllnkard's, Makarau. JOHN JAMBS, Connty Clerk. is Auckland, August 10th, 1882. [. QEPARATE TENDERS for any of the ~5 undermentioned Eervioes and Supplies, for a perlnd ot Twelve Months from the Ist Ootober. 1882, will be received by tho Eduoatlon Board, Wyndham-street, Auokland, until noon 01 FRIDAY, the Ist September next :— 1. Sohool Furnituro, Desks, Tables, Black Boards, -to, 2. Gymnaßtio Apparatus, Dumb Beils.Rings, Poles, &o. 3. Miscellaneous Fittings, Clocks, Bells, ~ Blinds, Hat-pegs, &o. " di School Maps, Charts. Diagrams, &o. a 5. Stationery. Inoludlng Supplies for Girls' ■ a High School. _ G. Printirg. | B 7. AdvortUing. ,w 8. Coal and Flrowood for Offices. g 9. Soorla -sh. cpoclfioationsand Conditions of Contractor ~ application at the Offloe ot the Board. I JOHN J. ROACH, to Axting Secretary, id , , - ' For o.ntinuation, ccc First Page, a as 50 "in ly er - rriHOKNTON. SMITH AND FIRTJ. >n JL 3d HAVE FOR SALE t to I _ 'i Crown Blonr, In Baoka, ltWa and.eO'B ]y "Champion",, „ „ rl it- "Cantabj' „ ~ «« Sharps Bj.f Bran 5^ Fowl Wheat Wham1 Mni, Auoklanfl



P'or Sals. riiO PERSONS REQUIRING JL VOLCANIO LAND NBaK THK CITY. PKEUMINARY NOTICE. in v mouth I shtill offer for Sals Several Aores of Volcanio l_and, being the Rnnexed and best portion of Booty Nooknevor beforoofforod by mo fOr sale, This charming property is nearer to town than any other volcanic land in the market. The whole wilt bs out up into snit.bl- Huildlnsr Sltes.and sold on torms to salt buyers.- A .reat portion of tbo Ketate boing Very olufaied, ensures good drainage, im munity from the nuhealthlncss and unplcasant r.esß from mist so objectio-eble on low lyiDg land, and commands an unrivalled, unobstruo ftble, view cf the Mount Kden, Mount Roskll), nnd Mount Albort dlstrlots, Including the Wai takerei ranges, lHauakan Heads, and Waite mata waters. 'Bases pass to and fro frequently each day, find there Is a railway station within two or three hundred yards of tbe estate. It will be opened up with good roads, and a spring of fresh water nn tho land will be reserved for all purchasers. Such on opportunity oan never ooour again for acquiring Building Sites on suoh high volcanic land, so near town, with obundanceo of water; also, good views, and roads, and cosy access to trains, 'bases, schools, see, &o. Thero is an abundance of stono in staoka upon the property, Which ia available for building walls and outhou.os. Inspection is invited. F. G, KWINGTON, Kstato Agont. August 9th-, 1882. If OR SALE, a variety of Pianoforte JL! Music—Apply Mrs Marks; Wellington street, opposite St. Janiot's Chnroh, Bj-OK SALK, a Kestaurant doirn; a large it' trade. None but principals dealt with,— T. Mlnettl, corner of Cook and Nelson-street.. jO-OK SALE, two well-bred Black aud I? Tan Torrlor Pups,—Wocdblne Cottage, Prey street. If OR SALE—Grafton Road, Now"Six* P roomed Villa Kesidonoo, £575. Carlton Koad, Vlrst-olass Villa Keeldenoe, 8 rooms, £750. Hepburn-street. Several Large Allotments.—3' Y. Collins, Hlgh-Btrcet. _£?rV A-YEAr.—iievui Allotment In dW 4 Bereßfjrd-Btreet to be leased for 50 years. Money Isnt to build with.—C. Wllllam son, Kstato Agent, Vulcan Lane. CI O P. SALE. MANAIA 3AWMILL AND HUSH. For particulars apply to J_s. Dunha., or D. H. MoKenssib, Fort-street, Auckland. ASUBEWA.-For Sale. 934 acres of good Land, 10 acres fern land, ballance good biißh; valuable purlrl; easily accessible. Price, £150. Terms easy. Also, 21 aores of good Land, two open, remainder bnßh, good water supply. Prloo, £iO. Kasy terms. Tho above Properties are within two miles of Manurowa Station, and 15 from Auck land,—Apply to Thomaß Mo Party, Flat Bosh. WOU IMMEDIATE SA L _.. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, Eo„ &o.: freehold Allotments, eaoh 33 x 90, drained and fenced. Now let to good ten ants. Prico. £300 each, or £520 for the lot. Situate boat Dart of Graoe-streot, Ponssnby. V. F. BVANB, Kstate Agent, ' - - - o cuacr Proprietors and OTHERS, A splendid Opening and Capital lavoatmont, belnj tho GOODWILL, WORKING PLANT, and ALh APPLIANC-S Of a FIRST-CLAS3 'BUS BUBINBSS, In fact, second to none la Auckland or Suburbs. The Omnibuses (somo of whioh are almost new) are in first-cla-S working order, fitted with latest Improvements and conveniences. The Horses are thoroughly staunch and strong, whloh an Inspection will prove. Harness consists of Kino _c_. Double Harness, all complete and in first-oIaES order, and all necessary appliances. Stables (In oity) conveniont and oommodlo-s; together with a large quanlty ot Fodder. The whole Lot Is now placed In my hands for immediate Sale, and those In this line of busi ness should avail themselves.of this splendid opportunity ot scouring a first-class paying concern. Full particulars from D. F.KVAN3. B-ARJi FOX SiLE. — BARGAIN. Avery comfortable little Farm, consisting of 121 aoros real good fertile land, with substantial Homeetsad, ox tensive Outbuildings, etc.. otc; good Orchard, Bash. &o; near a Sohool and Vail way station. This Is for nbsolnto Eale; no reasonable offer refused; owner must realise. D. F. E V A N S, , Estate Agent. (517) X(. O R _S A L E. Handsome and Thoroughly WeU-farnlshed VILLA RKSIDKNCK andGroundsln Arthur street, Ponsonby. Houso contains 6 rooms (00 ---sldßß pantry and sculler.), spaolons and lofty. In flrst-el-ss order, replete with many comforts and conveniences; surrounded by allotment, ahout 112 x 129, In pretty flower garden, Seo. This property I oan with confidence recommend to any one wanting to purohase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Full particulars from D. F. EVAN-. (527) Kstate Agent, Qaoen street. W O X SALE. HOTEL. — For EaJo, tho Lease, Goodwill, Stook, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, doing < a good and steadily Improving business. Tho House, containing 12 rooms and bar, is now, well finished, and handsomely furnished. Terms made easy. For particulars apply to D, F. EVANS, 63G Estate Agent, Queon-etreet. C. O R SALE. A RARE OPPORTUNITY-Stook. Fittings, and Goodwill of a Grocery Concern in a central poßltion in the City, doing a good and steadily increasing business. Lease of 1 years to run. Rout, 25s per week. Prloe. £130. D. F. HVANS, 55 Estate Agent. U.OR IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—House, 8 apartment", almost new, and in flrst-olass order. Freehold allot ment. 10 x 100. Splendid view city and harbour. Slt.ato Goorno-street, Ponsonby. Price only £350. D. F. EVANS, 531 Estate Agent, jjueon-streeti O. O X SALE. MOUNT EDEN-Handsomo Villa Residenco. new and thoroughly well finished, containing 7 rooms, lofty and spacious, wash house, large olstern, &o,; good corner allotment, about 65 x 180. Tbia bonse is faithfully bntlt. of first-class timber, and will bear any amount of inspection. Situate about 5 minutes from railway Btation. Price, only £675. 639 D. F. EVANS, ' Kstate Agent, Queen-street. lp OR SAL E. A Drapory and Haberdashery Business, In one of tho best of Auokland Subarbs. Tho Stock Is now and well Beleoted. The position is first-class. Tho premises new and substan tial, consisting of 7 rooms, besides the Shop. Rent only 30s per week. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Estato Agont. Qooon-Btreet. 521 fcj. O R SALE. PROPERTIES, Largo and Small, in various parts and places, too numerous to advertlso separately, Sco Btar Saturday Supplement for a few and moro on application to the undersigned. MONKY to LEND, and evory faolllty given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Kstato Agont, Qneon-stroet. BiiOK SALE (a Rare Chanco), a First- J? olaßß Little FARM, close to Mount Albert and tho Whau, only a fow minutes' walk from tho railway station. It is a oorner lot ot nearly 17 aores, having a frontage of over two thou sand four hundred links to two main roa_B— ono of these roadß being the Government main road. It haa one of the most charming views that oan be had around Auokland. It rises on a pretty eminence ; undulating; sloping com pletely to tha N.W., overlooking Mount Albert. Mount Rosklll, Three Kings, and the Waite mata, taking in the majority of the views of the City of Auckland and Subarbs, Onehunga, and even tbo Manakan Bar can be seen in the dls tanoe~2o miles of a viow. Tho aspect is com pletely N.K., as the sun rises and sots on )he land. It is sheltered from bleak winds; a fine orcek runs along tho bottom ot the property. There is excellent soil, part of It being volcanic. The whole Farm Is cleared; well ploughed up. and has flrst-olass new wire feca ereotod all around, with ovor 2CO fancy troos and over 5a fruit troos of various kinds— anole, pear, poach, plum, orango, and lemon, This would make a magnificent spot for a gentle man's rosidenoo, nursery, or orchard grounds, Prico, only £25 por aoro. Easy torms If re quired. Can bo subdivided If neoded. THU nnder tho Land Transfer Aot.—Apply to Put Usher, Stab office. F. J, MOSS]. IW, F. O'SULLIVAB FJ. MOSS Se CO., c LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, SUOBTLAND-STBItE'r FI.JB SALE. i A Large Allotmont in Brighton Road, Parnell 30 Aores Good Flat Land, 5 miles from Auck land, oloso to railway station. 110 Aores noar Tuakau; 60 aores In gross, re mainder open fern and bush. Prico, £500. 36 Aoros oloso to the Whangarata Rallwa. Station, all improved, with a house, stable barn, fco.: weU Bolted tor fruit growing, ' 33 feot frontage to Symonds-street, with bnlld Ing?. ' 10 Aoroa Land, with sea frontage, 9 miles fron town, 1 mllo from railway station; £3 pc aoro. 500 Aores, partly Improved, 19 miles fron Auokland, and 1 mllo from railway Btation good 8-roomod Bouse, and all necessary out ulldingß. £3 15b per aoro. 1 A Splendid Allotment In Harding-street, 70ft b 153ft-£SOO. Also, An Allotment in Inkermann-stroet—£loo. House ot 7 rooms, lv minutes' walk from I'm Offloe. In addition to the above, wo havo a Larg Number of Town and Country Properties fc Sale, Inducting some Large Blocks of Land I • tbo Waikato Blstrlot. F. J. MOSS ft CO., Shortland-street. I T.U-8 . L A N D E I 50.000 Old Judge Cigarettes .0,009 Sxcelslor Cigarettes 25.0C0 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Duchess (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes. FARTRIDG-T& WOOLLAM., I QOEEN-BTREET. [ior continuation, see Mret Page



I MeetlDK-5. i Y ODNCJ women;s ikstitu . A Pnblio Meeting In conncotlon with iho ab-vo Institute will be hold THIS EVENING, at 7.30, In tho Museum, P.-Inoes-streot. Ail honorary mombers, eub.cribera, and others Interested nre earnestly luvitod to attend, a? tbe business to ba transacted is urgent, The Kight Rev. tho Bishop of Auckland will proeido. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Evangelistic 3orv.ee, TIHS (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All aro invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. t^TAR OE EDEN, L. O. L,, No. 86. The regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held In the Eden Hall, Mount Eden Road, on FRIUAY, Hth instant, at 7.30 P.m. JAMKS DONALDSON, W.M. ra-,0 THE CRICKETERS J. OF AUCKL &.ND. A Meeting will ho hold THIS EVKNING, tho ' 10th instant, at 7.30, at the United Servloe Hotel. Business : To consider the advisability ot Bonding a Representative Team South during the ensuing teason, W. F. BUCKLAND, W. W. ROBINSON, A. DEWES. a UCKLAND WESLEYAN MUTUAL _£&. IM. ROVEMBNT ABBOCIATIO .. The Inaugural Entertainment In oonnootlon with the above Association will bo held in the I.ower Schoolroom, Pitt-street, on FRIDAY, 18th August Inst. Admission—Adults, 1b: Children, 6di F. JAS. WHITE, Secretary, Public jno .ices. rriO-NIGHT I—"Jessica's Eirst Prayer," _L by Mr Spurgeon, tho Band ot Hope Union Choir, and Lime-light View ;at Choral Hall. , " TESSICA'S FIRST PKAVEtt "— i. Choral Hall, To-niithtl Reading by Mr Spurgeon. Limelight illustrations. Do- Borlptlve Mnslo br gull Choir. Admission. Is. , no-NIGRT I TO-..IGHT !-" Jessica's X Firßt Prayer," at 8 o'elook. Desorlptlvo musio, Readings, and Views. AUCKLAND FRBE SCHOOL OF ART. MUSKUM LECTURE ROOM, WEDNESDAYS & SAXUKDAYS, 10 TO 12. Free Instruction to Pupils (both sexes). All materials supplied gratuitously. Conditions of Admission on application to the Instmotor-Mn KItNNBTH WATKIKS. TO IMPORTERS AND SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE. The undersigned are prepared to execute INDENTS fo- Goods, as well as undertake the SALE OF PRODUCK In tho London Markot, on speolally favourable terms. CRUIOKSHANK & CO. 18, Queen-streot. Auckland, August 1,1882. - IN THE ESTATE OF J. DISNISON, NEWMARKBT. Creditors In the above Ettato will require to send In Proof of Debt to A. Heather's Offloo. No. 73, Queen-Btreet. on er beforo SATURUAY, Auguet 19. after which a First and Final Divi dend will be paid. ARTHUR HEATHER) T - n . tfi „ HKRMANNBHOWN ; lrDßtee'# 1 N THE EBTATE OF ROBERT BUR JL ROW, STOREKEBPEK. PONSONBY. All Claims In the above Estato must be ren dered to the Trustees, at the Offloe of Brown, Barrett. & Co., Elliottatreet, on or before FRI DAY, the 18th mat,, otherwise they will cot bo recognised; A. E, ISAACS. JOHN MaE. GBDDES. RIMITIVE METHODIST SCHOOL, ALVXANDBA-3TKEET. SERVICE OF SONG, Entitled "BILLY BRAY," Kindly rendered by Franklin Road Choir, in aid ol tbe School Improvement Fund, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST U, 1882. To commence at 7 30. Tickets—Ono Shilling. \V M. ]FL SMI TH , 300 and 302, UPP3R QUBEN-STRKET (Corner Alexandra-street), Will OPEN A BRANCH of ms CHEAP DRAPERY BUSINESS IN NEWMARKET, In the shop recently occupied by Mr J, Dlnnison, OK SATURDAY. NEXT, AUGUST 12. Business will bo condnoted on the same prin ciples as at onr Qaoen-strost Establishment, where our aim has bsen to supply First cla.B Goods at tho LOWEST PO-SIBLK PRICES, The fundamental principles of CASH, oh whioh our business operations are based, will ba strictly adnered to, as it is by this means, mainly; tbe groat inducement in prices can be maintained. Facts: WB BUY CHEAP FOR CASH. WE SELL CHEAP FOR CASH t3T Every artlolo will ba marked In Plain Figures at from 10 to 15 per cent, under even Queen-street Prioes. INSPECTION INVITBO, "O EDUCTION IN EIRE RATES. NEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL-, ONE MILLION STERLING! FIRE RISES takenon the most LIBERAL TERMS. PROMPT SETTLEMENTS. UNDOUBTED SECURITY. GEORGE P. PIERCE, General Manager, LESSONS IN DRAWING, SKETCHING FROM NATURE. LANDSCAPE PAINTING, Ia Oil or Water Colour, Are given by Mr. BALL, Mount Rosklll Road, For terms apply to Mr. L-KOH, Shortland-street.' (1 O TO BASH V-T to Rossrtl PubUo Hot. Cold, and Siumor Batlus, Victoria-street East, Charge, o_ta BBtLLnra, Open all weekdays from 7 a.m, to B {>,-__., and Suiidav Mornings from 8 till 10 a.m, The Bath-rooms are all private, and supplied with evory oonvenlenoe, Turkish towels, flesh and hair brushes, combs, respirators, soaps, See, Select bath-rooms (private) for Ladios every day,.a all hours, -with female attendance, Onh Bbillino. Please note the address t Victoria street East, above the Greyhound Hotel, and next the ohoap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Auokland. N.B.—Barber in attendance. C FECIAL NOTICE. ! T. &H. o*e, ' OABINRTMAKERS. UPaOLSTBRERS, &C, ' ;' HAVE REMOVED ) ' TO THKIK , I I > New Preuisks in Viotobia-bt„ Three Boons Above Theatee * BUILDINGS, T~ZiE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY 'i AGENCY DespatohGoods and Parcels of all descriptions to •" every part of tbo Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, * The following aro the Booking Agencies :— A. R. Ladd. Cab'tmaker ..Karangahnpo Road _ W. H. Young. Grocor ..Ponsonby Road . It. Blrule. Baker „ ..ArohHUl t- J, Reid, Cabinetmaker ...Corner of Kyber Pass and Symondfl-st. v S, Reid, Grocer „ „Corner of Kyber Pass and Grafton Roads , W. S. Collin3, Grocor ..Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker .-Newmarket. * DELIVERIES: 'o Town Honrly. Suburban: 11 a.m, and G p.rnt '„ No. 78. Telephone Exohango. 'n HEAD OFFICE I NATHAN'S BOND. OOSTOMHOUSS! BTBEK.T. SIIStiER Machines at 2s 6d per week ; Cottons, Siikß, Needles, oto.; Repairs at '' London prices and warranted.—D, H, Chambers, 70 Queen-Btreet. rfw-g _\ TO __10,t/0O LENT on Bulldins . '3SitJL my Boeioty principles, or on other term. io suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses bum on weakly payment system Mortgages and Loana negoßated, See List o Proporflea tor sale on Ith page. BKr. vet cent Showed on money deposited for Investment, ---_ c. Williamson, Land. Estate and Flnanola Agent and Valuator. Voloan Lane.



_ Personal. ~\JU ILL tlle Gentleman who left a Parce J; G, r Mointosh, Walheko. at Close Bros kindly oblige by oallln^ thive. W iLL lhe Lady who took the wrong v ► Umbrella in ralstako for her own, kindly return it to W. 1~ Shakos pear and Co. Queen-street. "™ wu' jjost and. Forma. | OUT, a Fox Tenner, white, with black -■__ and tan faca nnd black spot on left 7 shoulder; collar Ku. 671.--"iuder will be re- ■ wardsd on applying to Mr K. Cottle, Jormyn- Bti-eet. Any person person found retaining the same after this notice will bo^proseontea. TOST, on sth Aug., between Crowtber's JL- Stables and -Tinoos-street, the Knee Horn of a Lady's Saddle. - Findor will bo rewarded on leaving same at Mr Crowther'a. LOST, by a poor woman, to-day, in Queen-street, a Five Pound Note.nA reward will be paid by leaving gam. at BMB office^ G~ NiTPOUND REWARD.-Lost, tiearif High-street, Silver Watoh.-Findor wlh-*■■ rooeivo the above reward on leaving same at the offlce of this papor. ■ gj.OUND, a Sheep Dog; name on collar, A- If not claimed within seven day* will bo sold to defray expenses.—Apply this offloe. OUND, a Letter containing P. 0.07— % Owner apply this offloo. ________•# IJ-OUND, it Silver Bracelot The owner H- oan have same by applying to the Pon sonby Bus. STRAYED from Otahuhu, about 30th July, a Light-harness Horse, light ohosnnt oolour; white streak on faoe and small whito 5 D ..°^r <«*_— Any person returning tho samo to Mr Moron. Otahnhq, will be rewarded. Licensing Notices. -VTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR X sP1 TRANSFER OF LICENSE.-!, Jam.S ? AV--?'iSl vlof?ria-Btreet In tho City if Auck land. Publican, being the hoWor of a Publican's Lloenso in respect of tho house and promises situate at Victoria-street, Auokland, known as _,- the Hod Lion Hotel, do hereby give notice that 1 I dqelro to obtain, and will, at tbe next Moans- * Ing Meeting, to be ho.don at Auokland, on ther «' ith day of September, 1882. apply for a Transfer of tho said License from myself to Charles smith, my appointee. Dated tho 17th day of June, 1882.-JAMES TAYLOR. j-teaicaL fVET one of Marshall's instruetlons for VT using Homoeopathlo Medlolnes, free, at Hooason's London Arcade. ■ <, : J' AM E S CATER, DISPENSING AND FAMILY CHEMIST, „„_M BMBBK P_tAßMA___ TIDAL SOCIETY).1 ™ HOBSON-3TREKT, oloßoto w elllngton-Btree., Auckland, N.Z. TOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE ill MJI.W Immediate Rellet by. using EDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE, in is Bottles. , ■ ] r. £ DX. RUDDOCK'S "Stepping-stone to Ho-lth" (100 th Thousand).—To Parents: Reqil oarornlly page S5, JJY RuYAL LETTERS PATENT, j S?.. ¥<P& Par's. 1878: Bpeolal Award, • Philadelphia, 1878; Gold Modal, Sydney. -f°j P^P&W Brussels, ifeo. Gofa Medal, Melbourne, 188 L, Jbht Lanbed, CANTRBLL & COOHRANE'B - CELEBRATED ABATED WATERS. MONT3ERRAT LIMKJUIOB. CHAMP AGN-t A Health-giving Non-olcoholio beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 3d per bottle. ■■•■■■ AROMATIC GINGER ALKi The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, so Justly celebrated at' " Hotels and Clubs; Bd por bottle. Theso .-Seated Waters aro the Ban*, quality — aa contracted for and now supplied to The Canard S.S. Co.; the Montreal"6.S. Co. thelnmonS.S.Co.; Ocoanlo 8.8. Ce.j : <. . j. tho National S.B. Co.; tho Paolflc 8.8. Co.; Anchor, S.S. 00, Kings ton and Holyhead, - -1 R.M., Co. WHOLESALE AOffiNT, fAICKIN, I'HE P H-ABMAOT -LT SOI-ll Aucuona TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKfcT. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. \ Fowls. Turkeys, Duoks, Geoso, Pigeons, Fanoy Birds, Uanarles, Small Pigs, Silver Grey Dorkings. ' PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DB. ": PARTMBNT. 5 oases Superior Canterbury Bacon ana Hams Canterbury and Auokland Table Potatoes Seed Potatoes, Carrots; Pumpkins _~ Cabbagoß, Onions, Bacon, Hams Beef, Pork, Butter, Flour, Oatmeal ■ Oats, Malt ' • FRUlT.—Lemons, Apples, &c. 7 ~? GROCERIES, &0.-Tea. Coff.e, Ooooa, Sugar,' t Candies, Soar, Blue, Staroh, Biscuits, Lollies, ;ft nornflour, Veßtas, Blaoking, White Load. .SO. ' ■. .:.-,*,..". (FURNITURE DEPARTMENT)- 7-I ON BALE FBIVATELY, AT AUCTION PBIOKS : Z?• Now Pianos, one Seoond-hand, an AmerlbanZ Organ, Bagatelle Board, sec of Skittles and ■--' - Balls, a good Gold Watch, superior Pictures, t Sewing Machine, Drawing-room, Dining room, and Parlour Suites, Chsffonnlers.-w Book Cases, Loo and othor Tables, Cane and , other Chairs, Iron and Wood Bedsteads and -, Cots. Hair, Flax, and Spring Mattrasses. -. Palli__ses. Foather Pillows, Glass Canes, Chests of Drawers, Washstandß, Toilet- - Tables, Glasses and Ware, Gun, Rifle, &o. ■ T O-M O R R 0 W, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. AT SIB BIN'S MART.' Q.ROCERIES, PRODUCE AND SUNDRIES. TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK AiM. CARBINES,& TAYLOR ~ rffoa WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale room, Queen-street, To-morrow, at H o'clock sharp, POULTRY - Fowls. Duoks. Geoso, Turkeys.*' Rabbits, Dogs, Goat, Young Pigs, &o. rf FRUIT TREKS-Flowors,Shrubs, Plants,&o_Z>. PRODUCE - Hams and Bacon, Potatoes;, <■ Onlonß, Carrots. Pumpkins, Salt Beet" 1 Cheese, Laid,-Oats, Maine, Bran, Bharps, • &0. .-■ ; .;j ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Clothing, Jewel, lory, &o. ■ " ■-' Also, On aooount of whom it may conoorn,... 3 Logs of Baulk Timber in Fort-street. -CARBINES & TAYLOR, :; Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ' Jit Z PROD UC E SALE. ? Z • W. DOWDEN Z' A WH-L sell hy auction at tho Exchange* Mart, Queon-streot, To-morrow, at il o'clock. "iPy. 7 tons Potatoes 10 oases.laoon 8 kegs Butter - Carrots, unions, Corned Beef 'f-Q-\ toieomtß, ITlour, Tea, Rica 8 oases B. & B. Plaid Vestas 2 oases Bryant te May's Vettas, tin boxes 2 Chests Drawers, Weshstands Books, Sewing Machines , . Gold and fillver Watches - So., Re., So. 7..,, MOMDAY, AUGUST 14. f CITY OE AUCKLA N p? f l TWO WOOD HOUSES,--:''" FOR REMOVAL. MARKET SQUARE. G. W. BINNEY _ HAS received instructions to sell by auotlon, on Monday next, 11th Inst,, on t tho ground, Markot Square, TWO WOOD HOUSES, FOB REMOVAL. To be removed within Fourteen Days. ... Terms : Cash on the fall of tho hammer. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. "~Z NEWTON KING HAS received instructions from the Trustees In the As .gnod Estate of tho lato William Halse, to sell by auction early in - September, at his Rooms, Dovon-street, New Plymouth, NUMEHOUS VALUABLE PROPERTIES ; situatod In Towns of Waitara and Now Plymouth. Alao, ! SUBURBAN AND RURAL PROPEBTIKS J In Waitara; Hnirangl, and other Dlj_- fi |" ' , trlctg. ■ , ' Full particulars in a future issue. k {Oo^nwd tn Fourth g^U^