PARLIAMENTARY.

WELLINGTON, tiii3 day, 'She House on Saturday.

The House met at 11 a.m. in committee. The Tea Bill passed without amendment. The Rating Act was farther considered in committee, and a now clause was moved by Major Atkineon to render it optional for boroughs to come under the Act. Mr Seddon moved to extend the privi lege to Gounty Councils, ltoad Boards, and Town District Boards. This was ncga lived by 56 to 16, and the now clause was agreed to on the voices. Some othor formal clauses were added to tno Bill. , , , _ . The Mouso sat till six o'clock on Satur day evening, and put tho Hating Jiill through committee, and also made good progress with tne Koad Board Bill. Increased Capitation Allowance in Scliools. A deputation.consisting of Messrs Hobbs, Moss, Dargaville and Sutton, waited on the Ministorof Kducation, who informed them that he cannot meet epidemics or accidents Otherwise than by the regulations as to attendance already provided. Ho will, however, put on the supplementary esti mates five shillings per pupil for contingen cies, being part of the ten shillings struck off two years aeo. Police Pay. Mr Pyko will ask tho Minister of Defence (1) What per centnge have the police got refunded subsequent to tho ten per cent, reduction ? (2) Is it not a fact that tho men are now receiving 6d per day less pay than they did previous to the ton per cent, reduction ? (3) Is it not also a fact that in comeqnence of such reduction of pay the police have had only five percent, of their former pay restored to them, instead of the ten per cent, restored to other departments of the public service? (4) Will the Minister of Defence take action to remove this irregu larity by restoring the 6d per day equal to the five per cent, which is still deducted from the pay of the polico ? Sample of Cork. A fino sample ot cork grown in New Zea land was exhibited Xt a meeting of the Wellington Philosophical Institute on Saturday eveninc. It was over an inch in, thickness, and of very good quality. The earaplewas forwarded to the Museum by Judse Gilliofl, with a note saying that v was stripped iv February, 1882, from a tree planted by the late Dr Sinclair in Auck land in 1855. Boarders at, Bellamy's. The "Times" this morning has. tho fol lowing :—The number of boarders at Bellamy's has now been reduced to niR", and it is not at all improbable that i;u attempt will be made next session to abolish the institution altogether. It was mentioned some weeks ago that retrench ment was the order of the day, owing to the discovery that there W s a dead loss ot over £1 per week on every member who had been nva l in" himself of the very liberal bill of fare provided. The chango in the menu gave rise to a strong feeling of dissatisfaction, and there were vigorous protests against the frequent appearances oi cold moats, Irish stews, and hashes on tho festive board, but tho House Committee were inexorable, and redactions were carried out. It appears that there is very much less liquor sold at Bellamy's than formerly, and that the losn of large profit on the safe of wines, beer, and opirits has rendered it necessary to simplify the bill of fare, if the establishment is to be made self-supporting. Mr J. E Brown, member for St. Alban's, is the gentleman who has taken the matter in hand, and hi 3 action was commended by_ a large number of members until a certain discovery was made about the middlo of last week, ft was then found that while the il'iu. boarders at Bellamy's wore restricted to simple faro estimated to coat less than Is per meal, the stern Canterbury reformer was in tho habit of regaling himself on potted sausages imported from France a,t four shillings a tin, and that h? daily averages a tin and a half of these delicacies. The members who had been feeding economically on shins of beef nnd Irish stew broke out in rebellion at this. The remaining stock of potted aausages were equally divided amongst the nine boarders, and orders given that in future the strictest impartiality should be shown in the distribution of any luxuries | of tho kind. It is rumoured that the mem l>er for St. Alban's urged the House Com mittee to call for tenders for a ton of oat meal, for the use of Otago representatives, but that it was resolved to defer carrying the- suggestion into effect until next ses- Hot Lakes Bailivay. On the motion ot Mr Johnston, the Tanranga East Coasr. and Hot Lakes Dis trict Kaihvay Company (Limited) Em powering Bill was introduced and read a (irflt time. , JJie Ministerial Change. JSumour hath it that Major Atkinson succeeds Mr Whiloker as Premier after the eosßion ends.USir J. Hall refusing all offers. Increased Honorarium. A movement is on foot to make the hono rarium three hundred guineas. Tho Council talk about locking out Bids the House keeps forcing in.

Mr laiaroa's Petition The House met at 11 o'clock. Col Tkimbi/b brought up a report of the native Affairs Committee on the petition of Mr Taiaroa, and on the motion that it He on the table Mr TaJAEOA moved that it be not received. He alleged tbat it was Dot considered by the committee, and that it was decided on party gtonads. 'Mr BRYCK ' defended the committee from the imputation. He warned the natives that those taunts and im butationa -would1 not be tolerated even from natives.: The report was agreed to on o majority of seven to six, four of the former being membors of the native race. That was what transpired on the previous oc casion. Since then the report had^been recommitted at the instigation pf the befitioaera.' Further evidence was'taken, and' the' report now brought np was-the almost unanimous rinding of the pommittee. What he protested against was the gross imputations made by native members when matters'did not suit their views.' If *ucn conduct was persisted in, the JNative Allans Committee would have to be abolished altogether. \ " '. 1 Mr TJff Wheoeo said he was quite suie that no good'had ever been derived by the natives from this committee, and no great barm would be done if it were done away with As Maori members, they only con mdered Maori claims that were1 just. He rAippoftod the 'amendment that the report be not received. .;' ~'.,'■> ■■ MrSHEEHAN, without defending we »".• iectionable utatement made, contended that the impntation was not stranger tbau had been made by European msmbera. The Maori members had been charged with b-ine a combination on behalf of Maori people. He asked if they were the only combinations in tbat House. They had West Coast combuutiens, Provmce com binations, and all sorts of combiuations. With regard to his claim, he reminded them that all sorts of promises had been made in connection With this matter. ■ In the other House it was feuud that this claim had not been satisfied. This was the State question, and they should haye taken every possible evidence on the sab iecr which had not been done. He regar ded this merely as a protest without im puting unspoken motjves to anyone. "Mr DANIEL said that the South Island natives had not been fairly dealt with, and TPeretted the position taken up by the ffie Minisfp?. The .fact was that all fw was eiven the natives for the vast 2nty of Southland would not amount to the mm of a farthing for BOD acres. Mr Tahwai spolte in support ot the nmln/lmflnt The debafo was interrupted St that the Select Committee was sitog without the authority, of tbß Honse. Mr ATKINSON moved tbat authority be n°Sir RJ VeHAIi J pointed out that the motion, under the circumstances, might operate bost unfairly. Members may have re mained away from their comtnUteps, know incthey had :not;i authority, and in their absence important business might be tran- The' House divided : Ayes, 24 ; note, 4Q The motion was lost,*anJ orders given tbat any committee sitting that day be given to understand that they bad no authority, and that the business transacted was invalid. The debate on the report of Mr I'aiaroa S petition was resumed. Mr J B. WfHYTE suggested that the com. mitteebe remodelled by excluding mem bers of the native race from sitting on that Committee. , ' ~. ~ • Mr ToutoANA considered it a great mis tako in doing away with the South Island Commission appointed to deal with these C Mr TUKNBUIiIj defended the proceedings oithVcpmmittee, adding i tjiat if the peti tion again" camo before the committee, the report would be much less favourable to the claimants than it now was. The motion was put—Ayes, 46;. noes, 14. ft ,:,

Brogden Claims.

Major ATKINSON moved the considern tion of the report of the select committee on tho Brogden claini3. In the Council this afternoon the second reading of tho Auckland Improvement En dowment Dill was carried. The House adjourned at 1 o'clock.

THE CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS.

Mb J. Swauks was nominated as a candi data for Ponsonby Wari in the City Coun. cil to-day. His nominators were Mr John Gittos and Mr J. H. Hudson. There is some talk also of another candidate for £ast Ward, aud a more is on foot to secure a resident representative for the South Ward. It still ieems doubtful, how ever whether tho City Words will not go uncontested. The time for receiving nomt nations for the old City Wards close at noon to-morrow ; and for Ponsonby Ward, on Wednesday.

AUCKLAND NORTH.

(Before T. Thompson (chairman), W. K. Waddel, and J, M. Shera, Licensing Commissioners. Clerk :J. 15. Stoney.)

The quarterly meeting of the Licensing Commissioners for the district of Auckland North was held shortly after noon to-day in the Temperanco Hall, Albert-street.—Mr Superintendent Thomson represented the police authorities. The following business was done :— TRANSFERS. Victoria Hotel, Victoria-Btreet. —Eroni Edward Swanston Hill, to lieuko Frederick Luks.—Superintendent Thomson said that there was no opposition to this application. Mr Luks had previously conducted hotels both in this proviuce and in the South, and he had no doubt that the Victoria would ,be well managed by him.—Granted. Albion llotki., Ilobsou-street.— From James Palmer to William James Seccombe. No opposition.—Granted. Hed Liok Hotel, v'ieloiia-strcet West. —From James Taylor to Charles Smith. No opposition.—Granted. . BKW lIOSTELKIKS. Superintendent rhomson remarked that, since tho last Court was held, two new well-appointed hotels had been opened in the district. One was tho Prince Arthur, situated at the corner of Wellesley and Hobson-streets. It contained all the neces sary conveniences, and was realty a first class establishment. The other one was the Hobson iiotel, situated at the corner of Victoria and Hobson-atreets. It aho was a good building, and possessed the requisite conveniences, but its accom modation was hardly so large as that of the Prince Arthur. Both buildings were decided improvements on those, they had replaced.—Mr Waddel observed that there was yet another now hostelry to be mentioned, viz., the Prince of Wales, whero upon Superintendent Thomson pointed out that it was just outside the Licensing Dis trict of Auckland North. The Cuurt then rose.

THE CIRCUS.

THE Australian Circus closed orj Saturday evfcuing, after a successful period. The matinee was largely attended in the after noon, especially by the inmates of the Orphan Home and kindred inttitulions, a large assemblage of persons tbrongpd the tent In the evening, and were evidently satisfied with the performances, concluding ivith a comic ballet, '{Love in a Tub." The circus will be opened this ovenißg at One hvitiga.

MINING.

Queen of England.—There has be;n nlrun on theßO shares to-day, and It ia anticipated that tho list -will close to-morrow. The mino, which consißts of 30 acroa, adjoins tho Queen or Beauty, Exchange, Crown Princess and tho Southern Cross Mino j. and tho lodes of all three claims besides those of tho Old Bird in Hand and Vanguard traverse it. It is divided into 86 shares, 13 o£ which are placed in tho market at £30 each, the whole of the money so raised po go to the working expenses. ...... Annie. — The Karangabapa diitrjct near Paeroa, which shortly aftor tho opening of Ohincmuri was" duffered," is apparently coming to tho front. Se voral olaims are reported to have good indications, and in one of them at least (the Annie), gold is boing obtainod. The following telegram was to-day receivod trom tho mine managor of tho Annie:— "Struck gold in low level No. 2,10 feet from run on surface.-X. Noble." Caledonian I.—Tho managcr.rcportlng under date Sept. 2nd, states that in No. 2 level ho hai ceased working on the hanging wall leader. A trial lot is ho ng takon from tho leader, ana from its appearance should yield, pis able. Gold is showiog moro o~ kss in all tho leaders in the f ootwall of No. 1 reef. Pppratipns have been continued in tho Otngo slopes. A trial lot of 10 tons yielded but 5 ounces gold. _ The manager Is sinking on tho lode below the inter mediate level, and he U of opinion that the dirt would pay werola battery conneoted with tho minei Strong colorus of gold aro inowing In the rise from me old No. 1 level. Trial Tots taken from this point and the drive from top of Kjoh&rds's rise yiolded at tho rato ofl2dwta POMoANXTAiABi.-Tho fojlgwjng is an abstract of tho mino manager's report fqr tho week ended Saturday lost:-80-feot,level Redan section. A lltlto gold ia visible in tho No. 9 footwall loader, and the Rtiiif is payablo. In tho stopes below tho loyel tjie Wo bears a pro mising appearance, and occasionally Shtnvs cold An improvement is expected in the N.Q. Changing wall lead a littlo sold if seen at every breaking in the leaders in tho AU Nations Sec tion. A leader, probably the footwall portion of No. 20 reef, has been cut in tho No. 20 H.W. crosscut tunnel level. It looks well for gold. The slide is close at hand. A trial parcel irom ftie leader cv.t ten or twelve days ago went pay- IMPERTAt.-The manage)?. rpßorte that the drive seaward from the No. 4. level is; stjU 38 feet from.tho winze. Tho leader is small but apparently richer than .before. Tho loaeinthetffivotOvyarclß tho Mil is threo foot thioh, and shows gold at oaoh breaking dawn, Tho manager expeots to connect tho soawaru drive with No. 1 winze in ton days, and then expects to break enough guam to keop a battery going. Crushing will bo started at tho Alburnia Mill on Thursday. Scanlan and party are also roady to crush Queen of Beauty. — A telegram was rocolred from the mine manoger this morning Stating that J0531b3 of specimona and 41b3i o| piokda stone ha? bfienqbtiaifaca." •'! ■ ! THffi auAtmuAnkvT. The market opened today In a very oenoa tlonal manner. The last sale of Beauties on Baturdaywas 30a (paid np Bharas). This morn- Ing both brokers and the pnbllo were bnyero, and U was dlfHoult to odUlu a quotation, holders frequently asking iO'. About 10 30 Falesiwero effcoted at 33a, and the stook ad vanced in price to 36s- They dropped to 338. but firmed again, and shortly after three o'olook there were buyers at 359. Business was also done in Caledonians, Prinoelmperlals.and Seymours,

A young man named Arthur Kirke was arrested this* afternoon on a charge of petty larceny ftorn a coasting; vessel, ' !A boy bamed McLoughlln, aged 12, has run away from bis parents residence, Thames. His distracted mother is herp searching for the runaway.

Dr Philson's health is gradually imr proving, but he is yet far from strong. Ho was wpll enough yesterday, however. to, attend morniny service at thp Wellpsleyt atroet Baptist Cbapel.

TheLiQensingCominissionprsofAucklanil North hardly appreciate tbo h;onourd ; ot their position, or at any rate aio strangely perfunctory in the discharge of their ex tremely light duties. Messrs Thompson and Waddel were the only members Ot the lench who put in a punctua appearance, and it was only after the lopna of half an hour, and through the peraonß| Bplicitatipn of Mi jtVaPeV, that Jhp o^hcr. gentleman necessary to constitute the quorum, was obtained. The business itself wai disposed of in a minute and a half, and yet for this eight persops were kept waiting | half an hour in the busiest part of the day.

The following tenders were received tq day by Messrs W. V. & Son, architects, for the erection of a cottage in Napier-street -.—Hill & Bartley, £275; Colebrook, £272; Palmer (informal), £260} Brabazon, £248 { Alderton, £240.

Mr K. Malioney, architect, has received the following tenders for erection of nix cottages at Newmarket tor B. P. Dawson, jf S q —Scott and Coombe, £1499; Smith ond ilowe, £1375; Keys Bros., £1240; A. Kenny, £1220; Jamea Page, £1178; A. Turk, £1166 103; F/ Alderton,'£ll.6o; Wj fjolwell, £11^; H. T. Jones, £1148 ■ Jones-and Bollard, £1140; J. and \^, Ed-erley, £1145; J. Elliafeham, £1128} \Vrl<*ley and Hancock, £1Q9,2; IV Con stable, £1085; T,golebrook ? £loSo s Jqh ß BJcColl, £1037. The quarterly meeting of the Licensing Commissioners for Auckland North was held to>day in the Temperancp Hal, »nd the only business being three applioq,tionq for transfers, to whioh. no opposition was offered it was qaiokly despatched. No meeting of the Newmarket Commissionevs took place, aa thero is nothing for them to do Eor a similar.reason there will be no Licensing Court ia City South to-morrow, while the City East' Commissioners, who meet on Wednesday,have only two applica tions for transfers to deal w'th, viz., the Qlobe Hotel, from, Qeorge Smith to-Joto Gallaghfer.and the Nottingham Castlejfrom Michael Flynn 'to Daniel JSKellen. Plana are to he submitted of a proposed new building to take iho place of the Glohe,

FIRE IN CHRISTCHURCH.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

CMRiaTCHURCH, this day. A FIRE occttrred in High-street this morn ing and mr.de a clearance of some of the buildings which have long been an eyesore in the centre of the city. The fire com menced shortly after midnight in a shop occupied by the learned pig nnd armless lady, next King's furniture shop, and nearly opposite Strange and Co.'i. The , fire commenced in the back prcmiaes, which, half-an-huur before tbe alarm t shewed not the slightest symptons of fire, I Efforts were made to rescue the learned pig, which was in the front pait of tho premises, but without avail. It was roasted alive. The fire rapidly spread southwards, where the buildings were very old, and of very ia ilummable character. The progress of the flames northward|waa much slower, owing to King's furniture shop being plastered inside. The Fire Brigade were early at work, but before the flames were extin guished the following buildings were des troyed : Ou tho couth side, shops occupied by Douerty, tobacconist, and Madame Lottie Wilmot. The shop occupied by Mr Crocker, draper, prevented the flamea extending further in that direction on the North side. The back premises of King's fumituto warehouse, and Hulbert's hat manufactory wero destrojed. Tho stock in' King's and Crockej's shops, and part of that in Hulbert's shop, was removed in safety, as also that in the shops destroyed, with tho exception of the learned pig. The origin of the fire is a mystery. All the shops destroyed were the property of Mr C. H. Brown, of Nelson. Three hours elapsed bafore the fire was com pletely extinguished. The insurances are nut yet known. The value of the buildings destroyed was comparatively trifling. The chemical fire-engiue, for the Fire Brigade, was brought through troin the port to Christchurch ou Saturday.

The iosuranccs on the iire this morning are : Buildinjj occupied by Mr King, which v completely euttod, £1,508 in tho Standard ; Mr King's Btock of furni ture, £1,000 in the Standard. Both these policies expire to-day. _ Two billiaru-tiibles and furniture bolonging to Mrs Trite wero destroyed in the room over King's shop. They wore insured for £SQO in 'he - Transatlantic. The policy expires on September 9ih. Mr Twenty, tobacconist, loat £50, not insured. Mra A. 'lhonißon, the armless lady, who was proprietor of the_ learned pig, estimates her loss, including pig, at £500, aad is not insured. King's and Hulbert's stocks were much damaged by removal.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

KUSSELL, this day. Sailed: Kate McGregor. Loaded : Kuby» with coal; &pitfire, with manganese.

THAMES, this day.

ShAbemakket,3P.M.—Queen of Boauty: Sales this day, 32a Gd to 35a Gd; buyers, 34p. Qneen of Bcanty Contributing : Sales, 325; sellers, 335, Caledonian: Buyers, 10s, Arizona-Otnnui; Is 2d; share, £7.

LYTTELTON, this day,

MISSING BKIGAINTINK,

Some anxiety is felt for the brgantine Esther, passed a fortnight since oil' Kai koura, with, timber for this port. She waa O*ned by Gaptain Dnyis, who had bis family onboard.

PHKISTCHUKCH, this day,

FATAL ACCIDENT,

James Service, a butcher, who acoi. dentally cut his thigh while killing pigs en August 11th, died at the Hospital to-day.

Correspondence.

HEAVY v. LIGHT CA.VALKY.

(To the Editor.)

Sir—Some tlmo ago, when yonr toloKrams stated th«.t the lildi Uuaids wore unfltr ordera to ombark for Egypt, I tolt surprised, and after thinking mo matter over in my own mino, tho only feasible reason I could give was, that in case of a KuroDean war. Che Government wished to Jnure iha men to oamp ll£o. because. it any other Intontion was designed, mob men a] Sir Garnet, Alison, Maophorson. or Wood wonld have protested BKalrat employinK the hoavjs in Bach a country in ISS2. Having p ißsud through trio oouatrr trom Alexandria to Sacz In the year 1857, sod belonging to a corps that are trained to btu4y tbo oonflKnratlon of . any oountry through wblob. they pass, I came to the onnolualon that heavy onvalry could nut sot with advantage in those inhabited piria, and Arabl would not bo fool enough to retlro into tho desert (whore he could not get anything to eat) and give hoarysa chance to cut him to pluoee. To illustrate my meaning I may Btttto that during the Indian Mutiny we had ono heavy regiment, viz.. the 2nd Dragoon Guards, coai- Sased of as fine a body of men as ever put toot l etlrrup-jnen averagiog trome'oven to fifteen Btone weight, and men who could form suon a phalanx of steel that ten thousand of the poor deoendsnta of Pbamah would not stand against them for 5 mlnutos. But thohorses oonld not esri y them. That ia wnero the whole thing hlnget. For, In charging a body of sepoys soroea a small "nullah" ia front of Luokiiow, where the ground was slightly broken, the heavy Ohargers went down, their riders were thrown ; sumu of the poor feliowa kept their seat* (among whom wap poor Smith) and were carried 'slap-bang into tho enemy's battery, a^d —I draw ft veil over what fol owed • their relatives and comrades could only weep. No* all this is I praotloal nroot that, for fl,jhfcn<purpoa9B light Oivalry ire moot Ssnitable. Grant and Outran] were bath on the ground, and the former boiug a oavalry oilloer. made auoh representation to the ohiof (old Colin) that saveral regiments of tvon llehter men than our Light Cavalry were raised at home and Bent out. Another inetanoe oonld be ttlven of the Royal Horse Artillery. They are reckoned to ba the f|Qeat men In the service, Doing picked from the foot; and aTthoUKh thay had fiorapo sent from Australia and the Cape, after a 500 mi}o maroh the halt of t»e troopa had to walk. Suoh waa the oaso with the M troop. In conolu eioa, the fact 1h to send heavy men and hiavy horses out of Europe to campaign would ba the fame aa Bending me arhoronghbred Clydesdale horse to cam packs for a survey patty np and across tho Waitakerl rasge*. Thereforo the oinsß for sending the heavya to the land of the Fharoahs must either be to gratify the dealre of 'some plucky Influential offtqerj,' os to proparo them for pominn Jfiuropaatt events,' Kicubo the . ,: iowmKW .

Mt. H-len, Sept %

THE KARANGAHAPE PETITION AGAINST JOINING THE CITY.

(Vo tho Editor.)

Sib,—ln your Irana ot Sntord&y nlfjht I saw a letter signed " A Karangahapo Briton." It 1 c o Briton's privilege to speak, but when ho Bpeafejj he ought to Btlolc to the truth, lam not going to go Into the details of "'BriMnfc" letter about c. nsma"b6in(? affixed1 to the pstitlon Without the bwnorS BtStictlpn; It bo, I gay, lay all deans," strike it out,' one name will noi matter mtich. But what "Briton1' Bays about tho distriot being free from debt also that it lo werkea gratuitously, is falsa ami misleading, and, unless contra dicted, may do a lot of. harm. Whtvt I aro going to state now I can prove aa facts. At the annual meeting held last July, the district was then over £603 in debt, and it ooat for the year just o'osed £202 6» 34 for Oomtnlßjidn. rent. &o. Qut of this qnm *105 la 3d was paid to Mr Hays for commission, fee. Now tbla same man is going round with a conn tor petition to upset the one already gone to WeJllDßton to join tho ol'v. Is U for the lore of the district, or toe fear of losing thin nioe littlo gum. that he is going round with a petition (to uae rough language) with a lie onthe faoe of it. viz, that tbe district is free from debt and that It coats nothing to work it 3 I say, fellow rfttepayoro. bawara of what yon are tigging; j'ou bU kno# that a -poll of thA d^irtriot was taken some time' ago? arid the rpinit of the noil was a lawe majority to joja the city. Stick to your nlodne, and dd not be fooled by a few mon that don't oare a flg for your district, only their own g»lo.-I am, &c, A Tbub Brston, September 4th, 1832.

THE KARANGAHAPE PETITION AGAINST BEING INCORPORATED INTO THE CITY.

(To tbe Editor.)

Sib.—lf tho anonymous sorlbbler signing him self " A Karangahapo Briton." whatever that may mean, ocoaplad a t-ufiiolently respeotable position In sooioty as to be able to sign himself a ratepayer, it would be more germane to the matter. There 1b a proverb about going to law, namely." Bue a beggar and oatoh a louse, this would. Indeed, be 'small-beerlaw." Totho6e Interested In the progress of the dlatriot, it would be a source of regret that this little iooality should beeorja tho rfc fuKo ot tho loafer', the ltyelle'r. and the pattlfogger, besides the disorderly and the unoleaDi And ' those ' actjnainte'd with our Dfialrs, on perusal of this pnoloua petition, oanpsroelve afaglancothemendaolous state; ments contained therein. 4a there a Btreot made in the'dlEtrlot outot the "gratuitously'1 expenditure i To find out the way the money goes, I ref sr enquirers to examine the balance sheet as presented to the r&tepajrwj at the laat annual meeting for oteotion of o^oe-bearera far ths Highway Board, Bad to report thereon, larnlsfced by the Eybmnq stab, and read the reasons given there (or the re-eieotlon o( tho old trustee?, Jn oonolusloa, tho''Billy thing to do. Is having anything to 4a with the petition aforesaid.-! am, &q, A BmPAOTBf .. September 4th. 18152, .

The members of St. Sepulchre's Debating Class meet this evening in the Bchool-rooin, Svmonds-street. The, business to be djifr posed of <jonsiute of Shakps'perW selectippg, by its members,' after which the usual criti cisms will follow, which will be open to visitors as well as members. Visitors are cordially invited te atteud. *g

INTERCOLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

The Flay on Saturday.

The (iftoen selected to represent Auckland jn the contest with the Sydney footballer/i plajc-I a scratch match on Saturday last against a team of all-comers, and succeeded in defeating their opponents by eight tries (fourteen points)jto one try (two points). Of the representatives, Wood, King, and Webster were absent, the former two not yet having arrived from Wni kato, while Webster is, I hear, suffering; from a severe cold in the chest, which will perhaps preclude him from taking part in the final match against the "cornstalks." The places of tbe three abstntoes were, however, filled by the extra men who had been selected, and the team played its full numerical strength against twenty men of the all-comers. As regards the general play of the team, it was good, and aa improve ment on that o£ last week, while the all-comers, though overmatched, made a much better tight of it than on the 26th ult. Among the representatives, forwards, T. Sibbin was conspicuous, play ing a splendid! game, and excelling much his season', ordinary play. After making several capital run.°,he had the good fortune to get through twico, and scored two tries. Macky also shewed up well, baing very prompt at following up, and doing some fine drihbliag. Of the tiica gained by his sido.hc placed oao to hio credit by touching down between the goal posta. l>yan, to whom the kick at goal fur this as woll as three other tries was entrusted, failed to convert it into a goal; indeed, although I playing very well otherwise, his place kicking on Saturday waa a failure al:o ---getuer. Arneil, who played back through out the match, gave no bett pr account of himself when he bad a try at the bar at the other end, Hisplay otherwise deserved praise Hob Whiteaido, playing quarter-back, well sustained his roputation aa a successful speelcr, getting thrco tries. The last of these he obtained by a splendid charge, by which he took the ball from under Ltckic's uoio, and then made an ui.l.ia dercd run of a quarter of tho ground. War brick, the Tauranga man, also proved his worth, making several fine runs, while his kicking and collaring wore first-class. O'Connor, though doing good work now and then, played an unddcidcel game, and notwithstanding he had several shows, hp missed his chances by ,hin hesitating mode of action. Bhutan played a hard forward game, although his old failing' of holding the ball too much was apparent. I pre sume it is on this ground that he is not in cluded in tho iinal pick, but the committee should be careful hefore they ex clude a man to see whether they have not left worse players iv the team. Spencer distinguithed himself by his con sistently good forward play, making some very serviceable runs, Sims played some what better than usual, and was lucky enough to get two tries. Henderson con firmed my opinion of him by not showing up brilliantly in any department of the game. Carter played his usual grand game, stopping any amount of scoring, and I can conceivo no roason why a player of such acknowledged merit should be set down as emergency, while men of the stamp of Sims and O'Connor remain among the selected. Surely somo mistake has been made. If so, it should be rectified at onco. The rest of the teaSl played well, and althoutth capable of improvement, wo may considor our " reps " acquitted themselves very fairly for a practice match. Of jhp all-comers, Moginie, Clayton, Tom \yiiitc? side, Jonghin, itnd <J. Stewart deserve especial mention for good, sound play, anil to the latter their sido was indobtod toy their tries. The attempts at goal were as poor as those made by their antagonist?, resulting in no advance of the sooro. Leckio aid Ilardwickc, playing full-backß, and Charlie White, as quarUr, had their hands full from the rapid following up of the selected team, but they justified the confidence placed in'then:, and s.iTcd many scores. Braund, the omission of whose name from among the chosen f)ftccn has caiucij remark,' rather foolishly 104 a cliancc of proving lua worth by refusing to play for the all-comers, nlthough pruiacd to do bo.

Auckland is notoriously weak in place kicking, and tbia was very clearly demon strated on Saturday lost. Out of tho oight tries scored by tbo representatives, not one was sent over the tape. This ia a very serious defect, entailing, as it does, a losa of three points on overy try obtainod, It would therefore bo well for tho Auok land captain to select his plnco-kicko at once, and insist on steady prnciko in this important branch of tho game until the match takes place. THE FINAIi SELECTION. A meeting of the Selection Com mittee WB3 held on Saturday night, when it was definitely decided that tho representative team should consist of the following mcv: -Messrs W. Web« ster, J, Warbrick, T. Ryan, R. Whitesidp, J. Wood, W. King, T. Hondernon, J. Arneil, T. O'Connor, C. H. Croxton, T Macky, J. Sims, T. Sibbin, T. Jewilt, G. Spencer. Emergencies — Carter, .biggs, Bindon. It cannot be. said that tho final choice has given general satisfaction. Tho men who have been loft out are : Clayton, Joughin, Carter, Biggs, and Bindon. That Carter should have bten amongst those ex clndedhasexcitodsurpriseeverywhere Few of the local men can show by their know ledgo of the game or average play a better right to a place in the team than he, and an explanation of the singular action is awaited with interest. The introduction 01 Jewitt, a Dunedin heavy forward, and member 9s,.the Jjurdott Howe Company, who, playeoT'very well cm Saturday, has been unfavourably commented upon. There is no doubt that we have men equally good amongst those who have been excluded, and this being so, it is scarcely right to go ontsido the district to obtain representa tives. AJA.X.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

S-?T-MB__. 4,1833, Bank Ql New ftsal-nd-SeUen. miHatti. National Insuranoe^-sUers, 30a Union do -Buyer's, 10s j sellers, 21a New Zealand Loon and Mercantile--SeUom, Union Sash and Door C 0.—3- new) Auo-land Tlm-or-Bellere, £710s 1 Bit of Islands Coal Co.—Sellers, £8 Ss Union a.d. Company—Sellers, 17a ■' Northern S.S Co.—Sellers, 11b Accident—Buyers, is 8d N. 55 Native lisnafl—Buyers, 20g CaUjdonian—Bayers 9s 6d; sillers, lla Toicatea-8s; buyers, 8s; Belters; Ss Gd Quten of Beauty-365, 33a, 36a; Wers, Sis; soUers,36a ' ' •' ' . ' Queen ContrluutlnK—34s. 32a Bright 8mil«-£13 bale Bharo, Prlnoo Imperlal-8j Soymour—is 61; sailers, Is fid ■W_ltabi--So^er_, 3a ZA JQ9EBH NKWMAN, Chalrinftn.

A man named John Gordon has been arrested on a charge of brutally assaulting: h,is \y}fß with an iron bar, Tho woman, who is in the Hospital, is said to be in a precarious state,

Mr K. Graham notifies that the right to mine on the Waiotahi Flat, at the Thames, can only be obtained through b.iun, and tlnitj present companies hayo no right to mln,o there, * " ' *

An accident, showing thp nece»aHy of jmrnodiatV of Alma Flaoe or fti) closing {o vehicular traffic, happened to day, Abraham ESowdcn, hansom driver, had jnst conveyed a fare to a residence in this street, and was turning his vehicle when one of the wheels went over the. em bankment. Bowtlcn had just t^me to juuip, off, when home, lumsom,, apa a,\l the an pvutepncea thereto rolled down into, the creek, a distance of 20 or 30 feet from, the road, The horse is badly injured, and £20 worth of damage done to the con veyance. 1 The one hundred yards foot-race between Messrs J. Pickering and M. Monnock, which was to have token place this montb, has fallen through, Picketing was to have given his opponeut nine yards start, and the first deposit ot £5 a-slde out o| £25 was made some weeds' ago.' Tlie second v/as- to Ijiav'e'been' 'paid' over pn Sainrday" night, but several of MonnbcVs: backers had become frightened, and de cline^ to place any more money on the eyent. The forfeited stakes were therefore b^n^e'd oyer to Pickering,, arid the racp declared " off.1'

EVEflllW STAR. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER^...



■SMTAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, SHEWING THB TOWNS AND VILLAGES, THB KOAD3. BIVEB3, RAILWAIB, OANItB, PYBAMIDd, fee, Sec, EEI CE;-THBEEPEN Q ?, I'Sjcurablo at the Evening Star Office, Wynaham-Btroot,



Wanted. WANTED, a General Servant. - Apply Criterion Hotel, Hobaon-itrett. * AKTIsD, a Well sunk at New Cot tnge. Pompalier Terrace. PonßOnby. WaNI'BD, » General Servant.— Apply Mr Hotfoi V Bourdlng-houoo, next to the Qovornor Browne Hotel, Uobeon-atreet. WANTED, a Man and a strong Lad for farm work.—R. Udy, Monnt Kdon. ANTED, a smart Boy for the trrde. H. F. Gladding, Uootmakor, Mount Bdon Road. ANTED, Jfirst • class Blacksmith, Watchman, and Man for Sawdust.— Apply Auckland Tlmbor Company, Custom house-atreot We»t. _»/"ANXED, a respectable Girl us General W Borvant for a country hotel; must nnderatand oooklnß. - Apply to Mr Porter, Charlemont Hotel, Wakeflold-Btreet. ANTEI», immodiately, Assistants to tho Dresßmaklng,—Dunne, Hall & Co., Qaeon-Btreof. . ANTED, a clean, respectable Woman as general servant; no child ren, For addrosa apply Bt*h OOlce. ANTED, Two Good Carters accus tomed to town work.— W. &G, Win stone, Cußtoin-hojise-strcetj__ ANTED, a RespcotaWe Young Woman as gonoral servant, where another is kept. — Apply Mrs S. Jackson, Rciuupra. XNTED, three _u«hmen, first-class Barmaid, three General Servants (hotels), Plain Cook for Thames, and Housekeeper.— Armstrong Sc Co.'s Labour Kxchungo, 177, Qaoon-atraot. WANTBj', an experienced Mcrcantilo Clm*, one with a knowledge of oustom housa work preferred; roferonoea required,— Apply, Etatlng quollfloatioos and salary re quired, to Alpha, Box Noi 215, Poßt-ofllco, Auok land. ~ WAJSXED, two strong Lads at once.— R. Rooveg, Bntoher. Victoria street. ANTED, n, smart Boy.—Apply to Ma-don (lato ilayuon), Tobaooonl.t, Qaoen street ANTEU, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Fo3B. Que.n-stroot. AIJTED, on OHico Boy for Mechanics' Bay Bilok _ard.-Apply G. W.Coxens, 27, Q WANTED, a good General Servant.— Mra filoman, top ot Grafton Hoad. ANTED, two Canvassers. — Book Dopot. Hißh-Btreet. Auokland. ANTED, a Good Ploughman.—Apply W. Phllllppa & bons, D 5 and 07, Qaean street. \nr ANTED, three good Tailors; nlsq, V T Boy as apprentice.-^. Wllllamo, Tailor, Victoria strcot. _____ WANTED, smart, cloan Butcher Boy ; Rood wages —Apply J. White. Parnell. "_ o." ANTED, a Man thatunder»tantls tho V V nianneninont olhorsoß and gardening.— Apply Stab Oflloe. ANTED, a good Bullock Driver for hauling Jobs ; wages 80a and f oand.-G. H. Lavors, Queoa-atroet. ANTED, a good General Servant; roferonoe required.-Mm James, O wou'a Boad, Epsom. ANTHO, a Good Cook.—Apply at Gleoaop'a Hotel. \ WANTED, 2 good Carpenters.—Apply J. tf. Smith. Mornmgslde, Monnt Albert' \\7aNThD, Bix torpenters to -work iv VV Wak«fl«ld-Btreot; must apply at once.— Garrott Yiroe.. Wnkuflnld-atreot. , X\J ANJED, a Respectable Young Man V T for the 13-kehoune; mu«t bo aocuttomed Jo tha baklng.-Apply, Star oflloe \\J ANTED, strong smart Boys.—Apply V* to Anokland Timber Company (late Hnlrtihlp and Co I. CmtouvhonßO-stroat Weat \hj AMT^L), a rosppctable young Mnn to YV ride out for ordorB; good wases glvo_. -Apply Star offloo. \ 1/ ANTED, a stonily Uoneral Sorvant.— VI Apply J\fre Hallott. opposite Bishop's Court, Parnnll. WANTED, a Good Goncal Servant, ono who oon milk preferred.—Mrs Back, Mount Albort. WANTbI) SEEN, Men's Braces from 0_; BoyB" do. Bdj Boys" Black Felt Hats, Is lud. Gent's Merino Sioks, Is; Twoed, 1b li.lsHdand2so<J,—At Uampler'a WakoQeld Btroot Shop. _________ \\) ANTISL), a strong Lad j must bo»ablc W tq milk.—Aoply jiiolboarLe Storo, top Of Pitt-Btreot, betwotn the honra ot 9 and 10 n-m. ANTED SJCEN, Bootft Laces, 2d per doz; G'.obs, 6d per bottle: Cork S jlob. SJd pair; 'irlcoporono, Is 3d.—At Dampier's Wakefl^ld-street Shop, __ WANTED to Sell, a Lease of 300 acres up to 1.000 aorcs of lj«fid, near Auok land.—Address Al>, U'J, Uobton-street, corner ot Cook street. • ANT-.L), sv smart lioy to learn the Turnlna : a good chanoe for a respect kble boy.—Anply at onoe. Mills & Co,, Sttam Faotory. Vlotoria and Cobnrg-Btrceta. \*7"ANTED,~"_Ttu_tion with Children, V ¥ Invalids, or otherw, whoro oare and kindness wonld ba aspreoiated. Good noodie womnn.—Sinda. Btak oflloe. \&rA«TE_> S_EtN, the Boys' Merino VI Slnulets,l9f Monti' do, Is lid; Gonm Black Hardfolt Uate, _i lid; Oontn' Regatta Stilrts, from 2s Ud: Linen CoUnrs, from fid. -At l)»mplers' Wake-fleid-atreet Shop. AnTKD, a good Gonoral Servant j eood w_goF,—Apply at onoo to Mi. Dalion. Panama Homo Lnwerßymondßßtreot. ANTED, Sawyers, Machine bnndu, and Yardsmen for Booh Mill.—apply Union Baah and IJoor Co.. Moohanlcs' Bay. WANTED KNO WN—The whole Stock tqbolacrlflccdat Brennan's Auckland Houee. fOat ot Vlotoria-streot. WANTED, a Milliuer.—Apply by lotter stating torniß and oxporlonco, ro Wm, H. Smith. 300 and 302 Qneen-atrßet. W/sNL'&U to Let, a Largo Unfurnished Boom. 10 minutes from. P.O. Venetian blinds and registered grate.—Apply J.P.W., Bt_h oflloe. WANTED, Work by a Good Hand Brlokmaker.—Address KN, Brltomart Hotol, Cnatqm-honac atrept. \XT ANTED SEEN, Alhambra Quiits, V T large Biao, Ss and 3s Gd; Grey S.vbdb down. Is Id per yard; Frilling, from la per yard; White Towels, SJd.—At Dampier's Wake fluki-BtrootShop. WANTED KNOWN-Six Second-hand Riding Saddles for Sale at Wllli.m Morgan's, -adder, Newmarket. V_7 ASTBD to Let, eno or two Bodro^mg, H Drawing room (furnished or _m«ri nished), with or without qttegdasoe; heat v!qw, healthy situation, gHB,-Adaroes Bmedley, star O^l^' »STANTED Attcntien—Men's Derby v T Shoas, Ds Ba (worth 12a 6d; IVnobers. 7s i<\. Bom' and Children's Boots at lowest prices. Ca'l and Inspect,—T. Progaer. • WANTED, a Handy Yoot.b at Cabinet making or Upholstering, and another at French Polishing.—Cheap Furniture Mart, Viotorla-street Kast. • \\T ANTED, SEES(, the Japanese Silk, 11 Is 3d per yara;: Coloured Satin. 1b lid; Black do., 2a 3d to 3? snd & od-i Blaok Velve teen;i,6l,ldsn-2Bqd> V' ' *■ \VT ANTED to Sell, a Block of Land, 60 V V mlleß from Auokland, 3.600 aoroe. De posit, JJI.2UO; balance to snlt purchaser.— Address A.8.,39, Hobson^street, corner of Cook- Btreet. AKTEDKNOWN-Chiloren's Socks, two pairs for 1b Jd; Calico, 2s 6* doaan ; Men _ Braces, Bd.—Breonan's, foot of VlotorUv street. \A i ANTED, by a Young Man, a situa * V tion in a Placo Ot trust, whore by energy and perseveranoe he may beoome useful to his employer.—Address B.Bymondß,f.O., To Aroha, WANTED Inspection—Ladies' Superior Spring Side Boots made tome-sn'eat Bhortont notloe, 12s 6d; porfeo! fit ensured.—T. Prosaer. ■ • " " ' WANTED KNQ,WN—Whit(f Dwpw Plnntorea with two stripes of I^settio. for la Jfrl.-Bcennan'B.ropt o{ Vlptorja-jtrcet. VJITANT/EJ3, Owneia wishing to Sell V■« Proportleß to Bond me pariicnlaro tc eiisnre veady sale. No milo.-o charge.—W. V, Steveni', 187, Qaeen-streot. WANTBD, tho Public to Know that J have Opened tho Nowton Pawn Offleo where I am crepared to Lond Money on Jewel lery, Clothing. Watohes. Plate, Books. Tools, oi any other description of. merchandise,—lsaai Bloom. Hoonned Pawnbroker, Newton, Tnt/'ANTBft the Ladies ta come and sec T T the trimmed Bats at Is and Is fid grand lot of Dross Buttons, Id per doz; Sea] Bnaka, 3d, 4d and 6d; Laaieß' Jackets, 6s.—A Dampler's Wakoflßld-etrost Shop. _.jNTEDaIIt9 Know, that for threi months we will supply Boots and Bhoei of thoroughly sound make and material, a lower terms than ever,—T. Prosser, Boot Mann acturer, Upper Qaeen-street. • • ■ WANTBD SEEM, the Gente' durabl Umbrellap, Ss; ohert asarVeS, 2d; Col ourod Sitin Tleß.ls; Cotton gocKs, 39.-A Dampler'a Wakedeld-atroat Shop. \jkj ANTED SBEN-Tb,e Men's Oxfori V t Shpes at Eb ; Lidles' Hqnso Boots, 2s 6d Cork Soles. 2Jd; G^oes, 6(1 por bottle; other line Very pheap.-^Dampler's Boot Shop, Viotorlt Btrset. WANTED SEEN, Scarlet Flannols, J 3d ; short Window Nat, djd and 7d m yard; Glycerine and Brown Winsor Soap, eigt nnkos for le,—At Dampior'a Wakefleldßtrot Shop, WANTED KNuwn— The only i-ei foot Cure for Toothecho and Neuralgl) and bo cure no pay, le by applymg to Professo Gnaseott, the only Practical Herbalist La tb Colony.--Shor-and>Btreot WANTED KNOWN-Sheeting, lOid Table Damask, Is 2d; Boys' Tweed, : lOd; Men's, Twoad Hats, la lld.-Brunnari' Vjctorla-str-Bt. WAN'l'i.D to Sell, ?> centri board Yqchv. well found and copporod, O.Bsll9? K.h^pbnUdßr._earth9Dd6l-,' TTK7ANTED- KNOWN.—R." Rew, Vi ?V 'tor^treet, glvea on oxoeptlonally hl( price (caeh on delivery) for really t ood Fre Batter. . iar ANTED KNOWN, by emybod; V 7 that .Scott and Co., Boot and Sht makers, of Vfctoria-stroet (near oorner Hobson-Btreei), Bre selling at and nnner Who ealo Cost, for fourtoon days only, commend I Ist September, ln.tant. lie In time—Real Bi gains 1 NoR-bblrb.



Wanted. , \\f ANTED SEEN, White Calico, 3Jd; ' » t Unbleached, do 2Jd. White Bneating . (80 inoh). Jd; Coloured Salrting Cd,—At Dam . p)or'B Wnkefleld-atreotSaop. ANTED to Sell, 4-roomed House in Boaflold view.—Apply to John Wm, 5 Howgon, Beafleld Vlnw. W An TED, Tenders for 50 or CO Chains of Draining on tho Takapuna Kaeo oourso. Specifications to ba seen at Alison Brothors, Dovonport, who will reouive tenders up to FKIDaY flrat, at I o'olook. Flpea on tbe ground. CHAB. 0. DAOKE, Hon. 800, pro. torn- Takanuna.ocaey Clnb. I*^ ANTED KNOW.N—Great Clearing TT Sale now going on. 17s taken for every pound's worth of good*,—Brennan'a, Victoria street. WANTED, tUe Public to See the Ad vertlaement of the Victoria Loan Office, -B. H. KKKBING, Licensed Pawnbroker, Vic torlft-atreet. opposite Royal Mall Hotel. \VTANTED SEEN, Gents' Shirts, Is 6d, T T with Collars, la Bd. Gents' large Hand kerohlefa (whita and coloured), __.—At Dam plor'a Wakefleld-etreet shop. v»/AJNTtSi) KNOWN, that I have » t Landing,ox Ashmoro,tbebostapproved Sugar Boots at 'H Ud per lb; Klvetham Mam moth JjOok Kod Mangold, Champion Orange Globe. Champion Yellow Globe, Champion lied Glolio, and JLong Yellow Mangolds, at 1b (Id and la Ud per lb. Also, New Turnip Seed, Sklrvlng's Improved l'urplo Top. Purple Top Yellow Scotch, and King ot the Swedes.—THOMAS STIC ADM AN. Seed Merchant and Nurseryman, Anokland and Rompers. ANTED, TUE PUBLIC TO SO T'"> GOODSON'3 LONDON ARCADE For Books and Stationery at Kngllsh Prices Parses, if yon want a goou assortment to ohooso from Fans I Fans I Fans! Fansl Gold and HUvor Jewellery, newont designs Glycerine, Toilet, Honoy, and Almond Soap Pioese and Lnbin's, Delorold'o, andGosnell's Soents Brushes and Combs, all sorts and Blzos Workboxos and Desks Photo and dorap Albums Kleotro-Plato, Ulooks. Watohes Toys and (I «incn; and for anything else yon may want, U'ry Goodaon's London Arcade, HB, Qneen-street. WAwTEu SEEN] tbe Blue Serge at l's and Is 3d par yard; Pompadour Ifrlngo, Id per yard; Pink Glaiza Lining, Od. —At Damplors Wakellold-itreet Shop. For Casji Only. ffl For Cash, Only. For Cash Only. IP For Cash Only, VTT ANTED ICNOWN— THR •VTKWMA.IIKKT T>K_NCH HK 11 KWM4RSHT IJKANOH cv omi CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IS NOW OPKN With a Vjiubd Stock op GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to 15 per oent. Undeb Usual Qobkn-btkiskt Pbiojh. ALL GOOU3 MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 300 & 302. UPPER QUKKN-STKKKT. For Cash Only, to For Coda, Only For Oaah Only. For Cash Only; WANTED SHUN, fllack Wadding, 2d per yard: Oil Cloth (lilnck and colored), Hid; Lidlos' Shining Leather Bags. Is Id,—At Uamplor'B WnsoCald-etreet Shop, I'M/I) Brothers want Bedrooms and Sit ting-rooms, with hoard, In private family; must state terms.—dent. Star Office. rri~O C A R P E N T X X S. WANTEP, Two Houses Kreoted. Plans to bo seen at James MoLollan'B, Caßtom-houso strcet. ' HOSPITAL FUR SEWING MA CHINKB.-Internal Derangement, Stiff lolnts, and Broken Parts, Repaired. New Maohlnoß, Cca,—l>. S. Chambers, 70, Queon-st. Board ana nesia enoe. pKOYDON VILLA, Vincent-street.— VJ One of the moßt comfortable Private Boarding Houses la Auckland. Flno bath-room, withjplaoga and ihower b»th,—Mrs Fuller, D~URaAM HOUSE, close to Victoria Wharf, North Shore,—Board ana Reßl denoo for gentlemen, /GOVERN OK iJKOWNK H&L'lih, \_JT UOBSON-STRKKT. Bo ism j.ku Lodsinr . 2t)u per Week SIWOt.B >IOOM__^«» ..265. LODGINUS for two respectable Men in a Private Family, five minutes' walk from Qaoen-Btrcct,—Apply stab Office. [l/J AKIM JK KESIDKNCJ?. Huloot Hoard and Beatdenco at lira tUnd'p. 3»y View House, Northoote. Families will find this v oharmtng and healthy spot to ronldo during the summer months. Thn ohargo la very ronsounblc, with every home comfort. Abandar.ca of Strawberries. VACANCY for Xhrco Gentlemen st Graf.on House, opposite Choral Hall. renders DO ROUGH 01' PAKNELL* ASPHALT AND OOMCRtTE FOOTPATH. ALPHA lIOAD (LATE STBAND KO4B). Separate Tenders for the above work will be 1 received at the Borough Council Office up to 5 1 p.m. on MONDAY, tho Uth day of September' instant. Specifications may be seen on Applica tion to the Town C'erk, between tho ho.nfa; ot 9 and 10 a.m. and 4 and 5 p m. The lowest (»r any wnnfe'r n«t uQoossarlly aooepted, B. KBYNOLTIS. Town Clerk, Sid September, 18SZ. mo BUIJGUERS. Tenders will Be reoelved up to noon on SATURDAY, thaßth Instant, for the Kroctlon of Additions to Warehouse in Quoon-atreot Plans, &0., at our orHoea, Queen-strooi- K. MAHONKX U SON. Arohltectg, B.W continuation, tee Hirst Paot. ■ Dividends STANDARD FIRE AND. MARINE INBDR4NOK COMPANY OF NBW ii ffi ALAND. NOTICJS 'SO LOPAL BHABKHOLDBB?. 1 Dlvld&nd Warrants for the half-year ending SOth Jane last are tarvg r^ady tor delivery w the oflloo horo. ALBX. SKINNKB. ' Branoh Man&B67, 85, tyioGn-Btreat, Anohland, mecucai. TMTARSHALL'S Homceopathic Tincture ifX Spongla will ouro nlraple and ohronlo ooogh. bronohitls, &o. Prloo, Ib.—Goodson, London Aroadb. DV ROYAL LETTERS jpATKHT, Gold Medal, Faii3,lß7S": Special Award, PhUadolDhla, wf. Soli jfijdal, Sydney, 1880] Gold'1 Modal, Brnsselß, 1880) Saia | Modal, ■Molbpurne, 1881. JiCBT LAI«)K3, | OANTRRLL & COOHKANB'S CELEBRATED DERATED WATERS. MONTSKRRAT LIMKJUIOE CHAMPAGNE A Health-gtvlßß Non-alcohollo Beverage, M Hotels and Clnba; 8d per bottle. * AROMATIC GINBBR ALBI Tbe OKlßtoal ', Belfast Ginger Ale, so Jnotly pelebratoa at Hotela End Oluhs; S°d per bottle, , Th.oßo jsChatito Waters ara too uaix« qnailtr ; m oontraoted for arid nsw supplied to The r Onw A 3,8, Co.; the Montreal S.S. Co, p ifco iamrm S.S. Co.j Ooeanlo 9.8. Co.t he National S.S. Co.: the Paolflo q B.S. Co.; Anohor, S.S. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, y R.M., CO. WHOtEHAtE AOEOT, »AIOTm a -■ is tHB ip£B*ffH4OT' it a ie [i Amusements. a : I; 38 - Footballj jootballi « football 1 fit ' - INTER-COLONIAL MATCH, a. —>^ wn . or 18 TO KW COUTH T)yALBI3 V, A UOBCLANE '?' DOMAIN CRICKET GROUND, - Saturday, September 9ih IC" gh ™~" »h Play commenooa at 8 p.m. W, BAND IN ATTENDANCE. °°* ,£ £. ADMISSION..; «ONE SHIXLTNG Ing ____, 8t- [ WM. BIBBIN. Hon. Bee.



To Let. TpO LET, two Shops with Dwelling, -fi onaer.ot College Koad nnd Greonwood streot.—Apply 11, J. Mooro, Bootmaker, Vio torla-stroot. rpO LET, a 2-roomed Cottage; rent, 5s JL per weok.—Apply Mrs Short, Exmouth atroet, Newton Road, near Symonds-Btreet. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom (without fireplace), and uso of kitchen, &o.—App!y Fanoy Shop, owner of Wollesley and Albert atroet?. ___ mo LET, a 3-roomed Cottage,—H. J. J. Rlordnn, Nelson-street, noar Cook-st.. TSAO LET, a New Cottage, containing 4 JL rooma and scullery; water laid in, and every convenience. — Apply, W. Thompson, Smartßtreet. Graceßtreet, Ponsonby. TO ■ LET, a Four-roomed Cottage in Edwin-street j good water and every con venience.-Apply next door, or to John Rosser, Pake-street. ffHO LET, a hhop adjoining the Cosmo. JL polltan Hotel, corner of Queen and West Qneon-atreotß: water laid on.—Apply nest door. rgriO LET, on uoiiege ifoad, a new and 9 Commodious Shop and Dwelling.—Apply to Captain Rosa, at Oascade Store, nost door, or to Messrs Hamilton Bros.. Queen-Btreet. r jpO LBT, a G-roomed House ia Anglesca- I street; water laid on.—Apply D. Fort, Paget-street, TO LBT, a very comfortable 5-roomed House, with pantry and outhouse, situated in Mary-street, Mouat Kdon.—Apply next door. TO LKT, to a permanent tenant, an B roomed Balcony House, Upj»nr Qneen-st. i Apply PnbUo Hot Haths. Victorla-Mirfiet East. O LET, a comfortably furnished Bed room (with or without Board), within two mlnntoa' walk of the mill.—Mra White, Vie torla-Btrcot West. ..- TO iiET, 3 or 4 furnished or unfurnished Rooms, with Kltohen, >in Upper Qtieen- Btraot; rent moderate.—Apply for address to £Tar Offloe. ffl^O LET, Shop, with 6-roomed House JL attached. There is a very steady business In connection with the shop, which ia well fitted, Sco.— Apply, Mr J, B. Jackson, Lome- Btroet, opposite Lorne-Btroot Hall. rjiO List, a JNice, Well-finished, Four- X roomed Cottaße, with porch at back and water lain on, olose to Elloralte Station,—Apply to Mr KoyneU at the Post Office, KUerslle. m o l a x. PONBQNBY ROAD-Domfortablo House ot six rooms, pantry, bathroom, &0.,&a; water laid on. Commodious stable ocmoh-houuo, hay loft, &c, &o. D. F. HTANB, . Estate Agent. Queen-atreetSi TO MERCHANTS, LIVEKY STABLE JL KKBPKRB.AND OTHJCRB REQUIRING LARGE PKKMIBitS IN THK CKNXKK OV THE CITY. TO LKT OR LitA.9K—Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-Btreot, adjoining the Haymar ket, at prenent occupied by Basten Brothers, Coaohbnllders, who are removing to their new promlfles in Wakofleld-street, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros, Apply BABTEN UROS., Durham-Btrect "VJOttTH SHORK,—Several Houses To 1* Let, Furnished and Untarnished; also, Choice Allotments For Sale In all parts ot tha dlßtrlot—Apply, R and R- Dnder. "1300 ML TO LET, Brighton Koad, off JLV Parnell.—Apply Mrs llodgonsi Brighton Roadi OFFICE TO LET.—Appiy at G.N.L.A, Rooms, Queen-street For Hale. FOR SALE, a Handsome Cedar Book Case.—Apply A. Hi Edwards, Draper) Pontonby Road. FUK SALE, Stock, Fittings, and Fur- Blture of Grocery Store, at valuation. No goodwill; good trade.—*"., Masonic Hotel, Prlnoes-street. SaLK OK TO LET. COMFORTABLE SKVEN-RHOMED VILLA RRSIDSNCK in best p.irt of Poneonby; large garden and valuable orohard; One view; house well built and excopHonally dry, con veniently situated for keeping boat and bath ing- Kosy terms to purchaser, or moderate rest to Urat-olasß tenant. D. V. KVAN3, KatateAgenti IMMKU I,'A.T JS SAJL.JB. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, to., Sco.; freehold Allotments, each 33 s 90, drained and fenoed. Now let to good ten ants. Price. £3(10 each, or £520 for the lot. Bltuute host cart of Grace etreet, Ponssnby. D. F. KVAI^S. KBtata Agent. ; (M3V TUT O R SALE, HOTK&.-For Sale, the Lease, GoodwlU, StocS:, and Fnrntluro of a Uonntry Hotel, doing a good and steadily improving buclncßn. The Hooae, containing 12 roomH and bar. is new, well finished, and handsomely furnished, Ternjfl made easy. For partloulara apply to D, S. HVAN3. 636 Batate Agent. Queen-street. If O X S A L X, MOUNT KDKN.nearToU-bar. Splonoid Allotment 99 x 198, cultivated, with New Cottage of 4 rooms; large Amerioftn cook lnp Stove; good water supply: main road frontage A flrat-c!as3 building site. U. F. KVANS, Estate Agent J[^ O X,i SALE NKWMARKBT. — Very desirable business premises, Bitaate in Kyber Puss, near New market. AIM), throe Honseo and Allotments Is Bame valuable localtty.-FuJl particulars on applloation to D. F, EVANS, _$?l t , i Estate Agent. j[|T' OK SALE. Handsome nnd Thoroughly Well - finished VILLA RKSIDKNCK andUronndsin Arthur street, Poneonby. House contains 6 rooms (oo- Bldes pantry and scullery), Bpaolous and lofty, In flrst-olass order, replete with many oomtorta and oonvonienoes; surrounded by allotment, about 112 x 120, in pretty flower warden, &o. This property I can with oonudence recommend to any one wanting to purchase a real substaii al and faithfully built' house. Full partloulara from «•<>„ ' '„ D« F- EVANS, <?W Hstate Agent. Qneon street. O fc SALE KLI/imsLIK - Hnndsomo Villa Rosidenoe. containing 6 rooms, pantry. &o,; largo bow window. Finlßhed In a superior manner. Bngllsh Rantre and Register Grate, Tank. Gal vanised Iron Stable. Uoaoh-house, and Store; Garden In cultivation, fruit a&d ornamental trees. Corner Allotment 60* Ui. Two minutes walk from Railway Station on Panmuro Road. A really choiae littUj proper, tyi Price. filso; terms easy. D. ». KVANB, _K|^ Kstato Agent. A LEOTatENIH I ALLOTMKJSTS J! NKWTON ROAD-Two Flrst-elass aimost Level Allotments. S3 x 89, £182 eaoh MOUNI' BDBN-Splendld Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrat-olasa Bußlness Hitea; about three minutes' walk past Tol, bar i MOux^T KDKN—Very desirable VlUa Sites about 68 x 130, at from £100 eaoh ONHHUNQA-Two Choioe Allotments: £SS eaoh NORTHOOTE—SeveraI Choioe Allotments In this delightfallocality, from BlO.eaoh ANGLKSKA-STRKKT-iOxISO, for £.100 GRACK-BTRKKT—Very Choioe, at from 45s per foot STUART.aTjRKKT-JBeautlrul VUlaiSltes.at BOs aPBINQ-STRKKT (Ponßonby)-Cheap Building Sites. 33x99. at £J2eaoh PONBONBY ROAD (BayfleU)-One nice Lot* 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STRBJIT (Kyber Pbbs) —Choice Building Sites, nicely planted, good well, and many applianoos for building, £130 V. V. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUBKN-STREKT (Next" Herald.") F. J. MOSS], IW, S. O'SUIiMVAH jn j, wo s s & co., JO o I-AND. ANi) ESTATE AGKNTS, SHOBTLAND'STBXSX Ft R SALS. A Large Allotment in Brighton Road, Pornoll, UOOxSOO). SO Aores Good Flat Land, 5 miles from Auofo land, olose to railway station. 110 Aoros near Tuakau; 60 acres In grass, re mainder open tsm and bush. Prioo, fisoo. S6 Aoren oloso to the Whangarata Railway Station, all Improved, with a house, stable, barn, &o.; well Buitea for fruit growing, S3 feet frontaijo to Symonds-street, with build- Ings, M) Aoros Lana. with sea frontage, D miles from ■ town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 per ! sore. 60 Aores Volotnio Land at Razorbaok, half Im proved-£2CO. A Splendid AUotmont in Harding-street, 70ft by 163ft-£SOO. Home Bay, Ponaonby—Ton-roomed Eoneo Emd 2 acres garden. Also, An Allotment in Inkermann-ntreet-filOO. House of 7 rooms, Hj mitmtetf walk from Post Offloe-£6OO. - • In addition to the above, wo bare a Larg° Number of Town and Country Properties fo" Sale, lnoludlng some Large Blocks of Land in the Wiklkutu District. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-street, T U S X LAND. E D' 0,000 Old Jnflgo Clgaret^n 60,000 Bzoßlslpi Cigarettes 55.000 Lone Eiohermaa 20.000 Dachetss (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes. FARTRIDGE~&~WOOI LAMS, QUEKN-STRKET, > JUST ARRIVED, Per Mkndoza, 600 SACKS PRIME OANI?ERBUR\ POTATOES, g. s. j a kins, ■ Custom-house-Stebet,



Public Notices. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP, Tho partnership hitherto existing between , JV'HN LOKUAINIC HOLLAND and JOHN THOMAS AN&KLIOU3 BU I'LBR, oirrytngoc business under tho stylo or firm ef Holland and Butler, Victoria-stroet, Auckland, Oil. Colour, and Glass Merchants, and Doooratora, has this day been dissolved by mutual oonsant All debta due by tho late firm will bo paid by the said J. A. T. Butlor, who will oontinno to carry on tha business o£ tho Into flrm in all its branches, In tho Bamo promiee3,imd under the old style oC Holland and Butler, Dated the 31st day of August, 1832. JNO. L. HOLLAND. ■ JOHN A, T. BUTLER. To facilitate the dosing of partnership ac counts, It is requested that all outstanding no- ' ounte be at onoe paid. j IN order to make room for largo shipments of T weed, I will mako to monauro a thorough good Trousors and Vest for SOfl.—J. William* Tailor, Vtotorla-street. HilOR ONE WEEK.—Selling off Winter JL Stock of Trimmed Hat 3 and Bonnuts ;ro reasonable offer refaued. —Mrs Whitohead, Milliner, Karangahapo ltosd, Newton. MX S. HOWARD, Artist in WaX FLOWBUS. Scotia Piaoht. Urp«R QnußN-BTnKKT (opposlto the «ltla" High ; Sohool), whero msy be had Wax Sheets of all ; Bliados, at Is 3d per doz. A UCKLAND AND NOKTH SHOUE '■ X3L STEAM FERRY CO. (LIMI1BD). i LIQUIDATION NOTICE. All Demons having claims against the above named Company are requested to render the same within tkn d»vs, or they Will not ba re cognised. All persons lndobted to the Company are re quired to pay tho amounts owing to Mr T. H. ulover, at the Company's Office, Whatf, Auok land. All accounts owing at tho Thames to be paid to Mr ft. Onyon, GKORSE KRASKR, Liquidator, Corner Qaeen-Btrcot and Vulcan Lune, Auckland, 30th August, 1882. 7&/| ONEY ON DEPOSIT. THE INDUSTRIAL AND PBOVIDKNT PERMANENT BUILDINa. LAND. AND IN VESTMENT BOOIETY OF AUCKLAND SJO preparad to receive Money on Deposit at interest forsuoh Bhort or long periods aa may sr.it de positors, GEORGE FRABER, Manager. JjIOTICE OF REMOVAL. JAS, LKPINK, Tailor, lato of Groy-street, has REMOVED to WAK£JfHSLD-BTKKKT. next door to W. H. Dampler's. Firat-class lit anci qnalitr of material guaranteed. «?■§ 4| TO felO,i/00 licnx on Building o&X\? Uoclnty principles, or on otbor ton no to suit borrowers. Allotments bought r.nrt Houses built on weekly payment oyßtem, Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee List of Properties for salo on 4th puna. BW nor cent, allowed oa mouoy deposited lor Investment.— O, Williamson, Ls»A. Kstnte and Financial Aoent and Valuator, 3. Vuloan Lane. A DAME POOLBY'S VOCAL CLAS 1. The saoond Quarter of the ab yve will bo oom menced next FMDAY, the Bth instant, at Mendelssohn Villa. Karangahapo Koad, at 7.30 p.m. In answer to numerous enquiries, another Vocal Class, for sound ELEMENTARY instruc tion, will be formed at once. Application for either elans may bo made up to 8,30 p.m. Fri day, Bth Instant, at Mendolsshon Villa, or E idy'a Muslo Warehouse. Terms—Half-a-guinea psr quarter in advance, Ttt" O T I U E, It having oomo to my knowledge that applica tion hag been made to the Warden, at Thames, for Licenses to Mine on my property, and that the applicants have sold some of their interests at large profits, I hereby caution the Public that, as the Government have made no arrango ments with mo. they cannot grant tbe right to mine on the Watotahl Flat, whore Graham stown now Btands. Any mining that has hitherto taken plaoe on or nndor that ground has boen done br arrangement with me, I am prepared to make arrangements on equitable and reasonablo terms with parties deslrmia to mine, but application muse be made and arrangement oonoluded before 9th inst. ROBERT GRAHAM. Auckland, Sepfombor i, 1882. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatch Goods and Parcels ol ail descriptions to every part of tae Town and Suburbs, ut a Cbbif Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Hooking Agencies :— A. R.LaddjCab'tmaker H Karanßahapeßoad W, H. Young, Grocer ..Pocsonby Koad R. Blrnlo. Bakor _ _Aroh Hill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker „ Cornor of Kyber Pass and Symonds-st. 8. Reid, Greco; _ -Corner of Kybar Pass m „ and Graf ton Roada W. S, Collins, Grocer ..Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker -Mowmarket. DELIVERIKai- Town Htns!y. Snbnrban i U a.ML end S p.mi Ko. 76, Telephone Exohange, HKAD OFFICE I— NATHAN'S BOND. CusroMnocsn-STRKET, OPECIAL NOTICE. T. * H. C°^ B , DABINHTMAKERS, UPHOLSTEKBHS, &0., HAVE REMOVED TO TBEIB NbW i REMIBKB IN YIGCORIA.BT M Thrrk Doobs Abovb Tiikatrh BurLDINGH. ONSDALE POULTRY YARD, Wai komlM.—For Bale, Kggs from Prize Paul try—Dark Branmas (Winners of Seven First Prizes), 21s per dozen; Light Brahmaß, 15s j Black Spanish', 10s fid; Langßhanß, 10s 6d: Goldon PenolUcd Hamburgs, W$ 6d; Golflen Spangled Hamburgs, 10' 6d; Houd&ns, 10s 6d; Blaok Red Game, 10s Cd; Duokwlng Game tontamsi 109 6d; Ronen Daoks, 10a Cd: English terder Pigeons, 16a per pale. Halt-bred. Poultry—Blaok Spanish and Brahmas, 6s per <3oaen; Golden Spangled and Brahmas, Ss.— Applyto J. Abbot On the Farm, or at the Store,Hobson-stre'ot. 1W ' O W ' OW SALE, NEVADA SILVER~SPOON3 AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16, QCEEH-STRBET, Opposite tho Town Clock, | CHINA. | T?l NGLISH, FRENCH, AUSTRIAN tli AND AMERICAN GOODS, Direot at Lowest Possible Prioes. G, BRowNiwa Invites attention to his Splendid Assortment of NEW GOODS. H Just Opened, £ A. Bpeoul Link o* French Vases, g -? Wonderful Value in Q n CHINA TKA SKRVICBS; S < . Foil sots of il pieces, 21s- S J CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERS, 3 O 7s a doaen. 5 And Every Description of fc CROCKERY AND FANCY GOODS W AT rnICKB KEVEII IIEFOBB P KNOWN IN AtrOELAND. m 1 CASH TRADE ONIY. TES . GT3ROWNING, 267, QUEEN . X> STREET (near Mabkbt Entbanoe). Established IECS. T FANCY GOOD?. j TO THOSE ABUUT TO MARRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTEL KSEPERB, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE i IMPORTS FBOM. THB MAKERS, AND SELLS DIBECT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, Glass Shades and Btands, all sizes, from 1/6; Dinner Seta, 70 pieces, 87/6; Chamber Pets, 7/9 to 40/; China Tea seta, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and G Spoons, for 13/0; Bnst Gold-edge China Cups. 11, 0/doz: Looking Glasses, from 4/8; Door Matt), 2/6; Fenders, 1/8 to 25/; Cruet Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brushes,!!/» eot; Iron Bedsteads, tuU size, 22/6; Brittanla Metal Teapots, 6/; Bleotro-platedCruets, Spoons* and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cagos, 3/6; Breed. Ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pookct Cut lory; Saucepans, Boilers. Tubs, and Buckets; Lampß, from 8/9; Bin. Rim Loote, 2/; -Tinware Smoothing Ironsi Hi Fanoy Goods of every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousand and one articles ot use and ornament, at Prices only pooslWo under our New System of DIRECT SUPPLY. SMALL PROFITS, AiNU CASH* Catalogues on application, > All Goods Marked mi Plain Figures IWhOlOßftl ana Retail), Goods carefully paoked and forwarded to all parts ot the oountry Direct, Supply Store, 219, QT7KIBN -BTRKKT, Opposite Close Bros,



bout ftod L'ounoi . LOST, on Saturday nipht, eitbor on board tho 10 30 boiit td Povcnport or In Qaeon-street. n Rmiill Maeonio Jrwel,-wlth Gold Kiilß.—A rewarii will bo Rlv-on tor the sania being returned to A. W. Gardner, Queen-street or North ghora. LOST, yesterday, a Black and Gold Bragolot.-Rewnra at Star Offloo. Meetings. A UCItLANE TEACHERS' ASSO JA. ciation. A Srjeoial Moetirg wilt be held In Wellcstoy Btrcot Rohool on SATURDAY, Septombßr 9th, at 2 p.m., to discuss tho question at tho reduc tion ot teaohers' salaries cossqupnt upon the lato epldomlos. ' BDWIN T. BABT, ■ Secretary. New Teas. Hews Tea. RKW'S TKA RKW'S TEA KKW'S TBA RKW'S TKA RffiW'a TKI FOB BKW'fl TKA KKW'd TKA RKW'S TKA RRW'B TKA FLAVOUR, KWW'S TKA RKW-a TKA lIKW3 TKA RKW'S TKA FOII KKW'd TKA. RKWM TWA R<W* TEA. KKW'S MCA STftEW4TII, KKW'S TKA RKW'S TK A. X if.W'S TK A. KKA's'MA FOB KK^Vd TKA KHiW'S TKA . KKW'S TEA RKW'S TKA QUALITY, BKW'S TKA RRW'iJ TKA RBWBTKA R'.CW'S TKA CANNOT REW'S TKA R«W'S Tffii. REW'S TKA , KKW'fl TKA BK REW'S TEA KKW'S TKA RHW'B TKA RKW'S TKA EXCELLED. UKW'S TBA KICW'd TIC A " 1«W8 TKA RRW'S TBA RBW'S TKA City "JW Makt' VICrOHIA-STKEEI, ■JJJEVV SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883, i . ■ ' ' '.'■ ''.., The undnrolsnisfl liftiii to notify the arrival, J»r b.b. Rbigarooma (transhippod ox 8.1!. Hun- Rattan, from 3?qq Ohow), of a ICUrcraßii SHiPiISNT OF New Teas i JNW Teasj Uonblatlng ot— 11 HO T> A O JC A G R 8, IKOLUDIN& 3KVKRA.L KXOBPTIONAUiX FINE TKAB. MT Camples for Wqnorlnp: n;.i appUcation. 1S» 20th July, 1832. " TNDIA AND CHINA TJEA WARE JL HOUSK.' 95, VICTORIA-STKEET. NOTICE. ab I have boon applied to In mistake fora Derßon or persons tracing under the stylo ot " wwtoJioßd and C 0.," Qnoen-streot, foraoan vassor'fl situation. I Ijupt to announco that my only partner la my wife and at protect my only plaoe ot bußinesa is at 95, Viotoria-street, bettor known aa tho "India and China Tea Ware house." NO. 1 -PURE BROKKN PKKOKIND BOU -1- CHONG BLKNi) at 2/2 ?! lb. NO. O-PURK SOUCHONG AND DAR /« JRBiLING PBKOK BLKND at 2/6 © lb. STO. Q-PURK PKKOK SOUOHONO ■L~ O AW> OHOI!!»C«T I»ARJEK LING BI.ICND at 3/* lb. A Ueduction of 20. 7& n>. o.v 121b. Pahobls, "BKRTIK SAVKRNA" HAMS AND BACON. ' Quality Splendid, Prime Outn, 1/ W lb. Terms Cash. hem br the Side, lend Teas. PIUCIES COBBKKT. CHOICKST PURK BROKEN .PANXONG OONGOU. This Tea for value In the onp la worth penoe per pound more money, Prico, 1b 61 per lb. A SPLENDID DARJKtJIiING FLAVOURED MIXTaiIK; Ruaranto"da blend of Pare India aud china Toaa. Price, 1/8 lb. "TBA KXTKAOUDINARYI" The ready Bale this Ton comrmuid'; tirovoo it worthy thonamp. Price, 2/per lb. "FAMILY MIXTORK." A blend of hlßh cared first crop ludla and China Trow; Will impruvs with longthoned browing in tho pot, and prove ltsolf an econonilo hlsh-clasg ITamlly Tea. Prico, 2/G per lb. /VERY RICH DKKP BROWN TBA," A combination of eoino ot the jpubest, tho Btronokbt, and the highest Ft avoubbu Taas imported, t'rioo. 3/ por lb. Owing to the Heavy Stools of SIFTINGS In tnndon nnd Fonchow, r.nd thn desire tomako ' room for farther abipinontß, the nnderelgned will soli the b.ilar.co of hie proßont stock ot PURK CHINA SIFTING.* at IS. oD. PBRLB. (quality undeniable). x *■ FbEDK. WHITBiHEAD, gg yiCTORIA-STBKET, Aactlbns. TO-MOBKOW, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEK sth, SHIP'S FITTINGS, BX ASHMORE, "Iwecn Deck Fittings, Mess Utensils, Galley Stove, SheepPens^ ' Lead Piping, 1 Boat and Fittings, E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received Instructions to sell by auction, on the Queen-etreet Wharr, alongside Bhlp Anlimoro, To morrow (Tueßdayl, 6th inst, at 11 o'oloolc. - ,;.; A quantity of tho above, E. & A, ISAACS, | . Merchants ana Auctionenrs, TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBEK 5; J At Two o'clock. APPLES! APPLES I APPLESf Ex Loongana, from Hobart, G. W. BINNEV WILL Sell by public auction, at bis Mart, Quoon-Btroot, To-morrow (Tuos da;), 6th Instant, at 2 o'clock, 160 Casbs Applbs. Consisting of I'ronch Crab?, Ctow'a Eggs, Rueasts, Golden Hatveys. New fork. Stone, and Sturmor Pippins, &o. ( feo., &o. Terms Cash. TO-MOKROW, WOOKf. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. AT ARTHUR'S MA R H (Farnituro Department), aOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND sBFFECTS-Parlour and Dining-room Suites; Loo, Pembroke and other tables ■ Oar. pata. Chcffoniers, Bookcacca. Ohaira. LamDS' Meat Safes, Stoves, Wheolbarrow, Iron and Wood BaSateailß, Palllaßses, Mattraßses. Knir- Uah Weather Bod. Chests o( Drawers. Wash stands, Toilet Tables. Toiletware and Glasses Glaßß and Karthonwaro, Vaßoa, (Jleocraphs. Pictures. Platedware, Sowing ISaoblnec % Manuleß, Sot of Skittles, Pianos. Organ. Gold antt Silver Watohes, Drapory. Fancy Goods, Booto. &c. TO-MOKKOW, L. W. EATON WILL cell by Auction, at his Mart, tow morrow (Tuesday), 6th Instant, at half past 10 o'olook sharp, 50 onsen Oranuos 30 oases Califarnlan Onlona; for positive > 40 buncos 6003 Bananas 1 oase Preserved Bananas Ooooanutß, Honor c&o,, tea, Sec, T O• M O X R O wT "" At 11 o'Cmok a.m, FRUIT! FRUIT! FitUITI FRUIX ( Ek Loongana, from HobarfJ TO BB SOM) BY AUCTION, AX AR T H UK'S MAJB T> 1 ! •"■ Tomorrow,atllo'cloolta.m, QA OAS ES A P P L E KJ O" i French Grabs, Stone Pippin* StnrmnS fipplng. Hollow Crown Plpplna, «o7 ' Htnrm«