CABLEGRAMS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPn — COPYRKIHT,)

[BKUTHiR S TBMSGIUMS,]

South African War.

(deceived, 1.15 p.m.)

LONDON, October 10th (G,50 a.m.)

News from the Cape has been received that the expedition of Lcrothodis agaiost Masupha has been dispersed. Memorial to the Officers of the Orpheus. LONDON, October 10. The statuo erected in memory of the officers and crew of H.M.S. Orpbeu**, which was lost on the Manukau bar, has been uu veiled nt the Naval College at Green wlch' The Selwyn College. The S.lwyn College at Cambridge opsns to-day. French Officials Rettirmng. Numbers of the French officials who left Eevpt during tbe crisis are returning, and claim the offices vacated by them. English Coxmselfor Arabi. ALEXANDRIA, October 9.

Intelligence is to hand from Cairo that an English couosel has been denied access to Arabi by tho Kgyptian authorities. Sir E. Malet, the British Consul-General, will therefore communicate with the Egyptian Government with a view to obtain permis sion for counsel to visit Arabi. Murderers Executed. ALEXANDRIA., October 9. The murderers of Mr Ribton and Signor Cartaui during the outbreak in this city, in Jnno tort, were publicly hanged hero this "Turkish note to England. CONSTANTINOPLE, October 6. It has tran.pired.that the Porte, Into recent communication to Lord D«tt-nri. remarked upon the vagueness of his assur-nce that the British troops would be vvTth-rawn fron. Egypt a. soon as the of that country was accom plished, and lurther, informed the WW Ambassador that it required that the tSSSSSm .of the Principality by th- Eng lish army should bo completed within three months,

AUSTRALIAN.

THE MELBOURNE CUP,

MELB«.UBNE, this day. (Received 1.15 p.ra.-October 11.) Tho Gem, Bainbow, and .auntercr aro scratched for tbe Molbourno Cup. THE SICKNESS ON THE LIGURIA. MELBOURNE, October 10.

The Orient steamship Liguria was re leased from qnarantiuo this evening, tbq health officers having decided that the disease from which Mr James Pile, one of tho passengers, is suffering, is not small- Pox ____■____».____-_-_-___-—-

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

(bbutek's tkleobams.)

Withdrawal of Troops. ALEXANDRIA, October 10, The embarkation of British troops for England, and the Indian Contingent for Bombay, is boing rapidly proceeded wub, and transports ars leaving dally for tbCir destination. Inquiry into the Massacre. An inquiry bas been opened here into tho ciicums.aaces attending the outbreak and massacre which occurred in this city in Juno lait.

The British Proposal. LONDON, October 10. It is uader»tood that the Briti»h Govern ment has not yet formulated any proposal /or the final settlement of the Egyptian Question, but that the Powers are being aounded as to their views pendiag the final Bottlement oi affairs iv Egypt. Arabi'S Treatment. LOND->_~, Oct. 10. Tho tro-tmont of Arabi while in custody ia considered to bo har_h. He is in oon itant dread of treachery.

THE NATIVE LANDS COURT AT CAMBRIDGE.

(BY TBLHORA.PH.-OW-I CORRES--HDEHT.)

CAMBRIDGE, this day. At the Lands Court yesterday, evldcnco was completed in the Matamata block. (JudßO Fenton gave judgment in favour cf the Ngatiogarongo. 'Ihe claim of Tcral Paehua, of the Ngatikauhoro, was thrown out, on account of bis ancestors not having occupied the land until late year*. Tama kitua and descendants and William lv Poara were admitted into poese.sion on account of long occupation.' Judjo lenton has not yet given j.dgment in the case ot the Ngatiwaiti asd Ngatlhinunato, but will do so to-day. Tho Waotu block, Nu. 22, comes beforo tho Court next week.

NEW CABINET MINISTER.

Mr Conolly, M.H.R., to be the jfeio Miniater.

[BY TEI~JGRA~-8.-rBESS ASSOCIATION.]

WELLING! ON, Tuesday. Mb E. T. Conolly, member for Picton, has constnted to join tho Government, and to take office as Minister of Justice. ' As this will relieve the Hon. Mr nick of one Of lllS offices, it is intended that ho -hall take tho Postmaster-Generalship and the Blectric Telegraph CommissioDcrship, so that the Hon. W. Johnston will be able to devote himnelf wholly to the PuWio Works Department,

(BY TSMQEAPB.- OWN CORRESPOND-NT.)

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

Tbe "Press," in an article on the1 vacant portfolio, points out "that when the office of Public Works was handed to the Post-maßter-General, Mr Johnston, it was commonly understood that he was to hold it only till a permanent occupant could he found," and that "he does not foel himself at all suited to tho post." After strongly urging tbe claims of Mr Wright for that particular portfolio, tho article concludes that had Mr Wright joinedihe Ministry in ony other capacity than Minister of Public Works, the very credit able reputation which he has acquired would bo effaced, and he would be lustly regarded as _ more ordinary office seeker, ready to sacrifico all his past professions, and all special prospects, for tho empty honour of being a Minister-hence the pro sent emhrogollo. Wo must say, for our own part, that wo consider the offer of the Post-Offioe to Mr Wright a little less than an insult. As Minister of Public Works he would have been somebody; as Post msstor-Qflneial he would bave beon a nobody.

NORTH SHORE ROWING CLUB.

TllK annual meeting of tho North Shore Rowing Club was held on Monday evening in the club room.Masonic Hotel, and was well attended. Tho report and balance-iheet for the past season wore read and adopted. The report shewed that the club had been successful during the season now closed, having entered crows for. the Not th Shore, Auckland, and Ponsonby regattas, winning tw*. races at North Shore undone at Auck land, but the prize won at the AucKland Begatta has not yet been received by tbe club, in consequence of the action of Mr Thomas Henderson, junior, trea surer of tbe Anckland Begatta Club, and captain of the Auckland Bowing Club. The crews entered for the Ponsonby regatta did not compete in consequence of the gig swamping on tbe way to tho starting point. It was decided to use every effort in a.sist ion in the formation of a Rowing Associa tion, in order that gig racing may bo encouraged, even though (he regatta club exclude SUCh races from their programmes A Eeri-B ot trial fours was arranged for, bat the dates were not fixed. It was also decided not to enter crews for tbe whaleboat races in the Auckland and North Shore Regattas. The officers of the crew for last sc__on were re-elected, viz , E. VT. Burgess, captain, W. Sibbin secretary, and A, Fraser treasurer. No action was taken in reference to tho opening procession.

TELEGRAMS.

OAMAItU, this day.

'DUNEDIN, this day.

[From Cub Own correspondent,]

THAMES, this day. Water in the big pump shaft was down 132 ft below the 500 ft level this afternoon, or within one foot of the roof of the tunnel, If the pumps continue to work smoothly the 640 ft level will be dry early next week The cause of the influx of gas yesterday was probably tho water receding below the top of the 640 ft chamber, which would create a draught. Work will bo stopped both at the 600 nnd 400 feet levels for a few days, in case of another puff of gas. ■ The Alburnia have sent down a trial parcel from the rise obove. Whau L.vei,.— Good colours of gold were seen in breaking out. The -OUTHEHN CBOSS winze from the Prince Imperiol level is down over 40 feet. Colours of gold bave been seen, but.no picked stone obtained since last week,

KUsS^LL, this day, Tho voting on Local Option was against the increase of licenses.

(PER PK»SI ASSOCIATIONON.)

CHRISTCtIURCH, this day.

A divorce case, in which well known citizens are concerned, is said to bo on the tapK Akaroa settlers have abandoned, for the' present, the project of cstablMiing a Meat Freezing Company, The Lyttelton ltegatta Committee intend to oil.r £150 for a champion four-oar race, at the next regatta. Two Ayrshire bulls wero shippod for Sydney yesterday. EXTRAOKDIrvARY INCENDIARISM AT AKAROA. The building temporarily u«ed aa an hotel at Little Akaroa was burned down hut night, togctUor with about £100 worth of stock that was received only last Tues day. The work is that of an incendiary, as two threatening letters were received by tho proprietor, saying that the place would be destroyed it rebuilt. The original hotel was burned down just bofore the Akaroa fires, and at the time the cause was suppo'cd to be a defective chimney. At the inquest ou the body of J. W. Braddwin, iound dead near the White Hart yesterday, the medical - evidence showed tbat congestive apoplexy was tho cause of death, The deceased had two nips in tho White Hart and then fell asleep. He was afterwards assisted to the vacant motion near tho hotel, wbcre he was laid down, and none went near bim again till he was found dead. When assisted, ho spoko once, but iv au unintelligible manner. Tho inquest was adjourned for further evidence.

A miner named Botting was kiliod by a fall of earth at Mairiwhoaua yesterday.

THE RIFLE ASSOCIATION MATCH,

The secretary of the Bille Association writes that in " Matches first, second, and third, rifles or carbines can be uscd,;but if a carbine representative fires with a ride his score may count for a prize in the match but not for the belt."

Mr Jas. Mills, well-known gunsmith and leading member of the Masonic fraternity, died yosterday. .

MONUMENT TO BDKNS.

The Bums Statue Committee has given Mi order to Sir 0 no. Steel, The pedestal is to be of grey granite, the basement ot Port Chalmers bluestoneS Seven mombcrs of M. Battery (Queen-town Artillery) and eight from Arrow KiQos have entered with tbe 1.c.l secretary for the New Zealand .Rifle Association meeting. The Union Steamship Company havo given a cup value thirty guineas to be fired for a trophy. It waa purchased by Mr Mills when in England lately.

CROWN LANDS SALE.

A well-attended sale of Crown lands was held to-day by Mr D. A. Tole, Commissioner. Bidding was brisk for a number of lots, ond many brought considerably abovo tlio upset price. Tho total proceods of tho sole amounted to £3,318 15s 9d. Appended Is a list of tho lot 3 sold, with the area, price, and namo of tho iiutohaser: - r-uouros ot NewcasUo North-Lot 187, S aor-a. Lookia. £15; lot 188. o aores, Loc-le, MIS. Manukau Ceuniy :—suburbs oC Tuakau—Section 50. i aoros 2 roods 88 perohea, _r_~tor, fill6a; motiou SI, I acres 3 roods, Crater, £116]; s-otion 65 2 aorea 22 perches. Krotwell, filOlla; Beotlonll.laore2perohea Woolley,£7 10.. BayoMalandsCounty:-Vlilago otWalo-iio — -eotlotf 2,1 rood O.born, £9 ; -eotion 3.1 rood, Lane, £13; eeoUonl 3 roods 37 perohea, Glenn, £30; seotion 5,1 aote, • oogblan, £30; -eotion fi, i sure, Ho__r. £30; section 8.1 aore, Uarrop, £30. Waitemata County, pariah ot Walonoko:-718 aorea. Altken, £17- 10-. Barlsh of Malrotahl: —Lot 16, 31 aoros i roods 23 perohea, Altken, £27 108. Par-sh of K-U~-P-r_-P~ i - Lot 22 13 aorea. Downer, £113; lot 23, 67 acres, Jaßgar, £180. Parish ot -amrliim :—Lot 101, 23 aoros 3 roods, _J_.__m_.h_i_, £11 17« M Paii.h of o_ur_:-Lot ilt 71 aoros, Volknor, £71. *-odney Oounty, p_..Bh ot Tan~oa;-Lot 93. 2(X) aoro.. Kmniet £100. Pariah of Hotco:—Lot 80,300 acres, Phillips, £00. Hobson County i-Parish of Kaiwaka—Lota 38 and 39. 89 acres 1 rood 28 porchos, Lesllo, £112; lot 10, 01 acres, Leslie, £111. Parish of Tata rai'i-1 *—Lot 10, 100 acres, Scarrot, £103; lot 12, 20 acres, Scarrott, £16. Waipa County :—Parish of Mangaplko — Lot 277, 31 acres 3 roods 20 porches, Toornoy, £13 2s 6d; lot 317,166 acres, 1 rood 20 porches, Vailo, £62 9b. Raglan County, Pariah of Whangapo :— Lot 79,2883 acres, ..'rater, £1005 (upset price was £720155). Waikato County :—Lot 122,56 acres 3 roods, Graham, £39. Parish of Whangamarino: -L.t 353,67 aoreß. Frater, £72; lot Hi 20 aores. Gerrand, £10: lot 318, 60 acres 31 perches, Sutherland, £18 15s; lot 350. 1-1 aorea 2 roods, 25 perches, Bruoe, £116; lot 351, 202 aores 1 rood 23 perohea. Wallace. £101 6a, Whangarei County:—Fnknnnl blook ( Parua Survey Dlßtriot, seo. 8, 81 aores 3 roods 13 petohes, Brooker, £121: Pukotutu blook, sco 1,87 acres 1 rood 28 perohe., Cleary, £28 2s 6d. Baglan County, parish of Pirongtai-Lot 133. .6 acres 8 roods 32 perohea, Frater, £3- 9s 3d.

SALE OF SUNNYSIDE ES TATE.

Thkr_ was a large attendance ot interested persona at tho sale of Sunnyside (Calliope Point) allotments this atternoon, by Mr R. C, Greenwood. The competition was brisk and very high prices were realised for tho sections ofiered, as will be seen from the appended list:— Lots 1 and 2, Allison, 22s 6d por foot: 3 and 4, Hiokson, 25s per foot; 5, 6, and 7, 26s per foot, Seaman j 8 and 9,16s per foot, Seaman ; 10,17s per foot, Clark ;11 and 12, 12s 6d per foot, Rhodes ; 13 and 14, 13s per foot, Shakespeare; 15 and 16, 10s per foot, Hickson ; 17, lis per foot, Dunningham ; 18, 17s per foot, Burrows ; 19, 15s per foot, Hickson ; 20, 17s per foot, Tanner; 21, 21s per foot, Pooley ; 22, 21s per foot, Kidd; 23, 21s per foot, Scott; 24, 21s per foot, Bloom; 25, £90 the lot, Swindon; 26, 21s per foot, Hickson; 27, 16s per foot, Hickson ; 28 and 29, 15s per foot, Hickson ; 30,.26s per foot, Kelly; 31, 20s per foot, Dowden ; 32, l7s per foot, Dowden; 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 16s per foot, Osborne; 40, 41, 42, 16s per foot, Hickson; 43, 18s per foot, Hicks-n; 44, 19s per foot, Hick, son; 45, 20s per foot, Johnston; 46, 21a per foot, Rogan; 44 and 48, 22s per foot, Eogan ; 49, 26s per foot, Tinne; 50 aud 51, 27s por foot, Tame; 52, 30s per foot, Kelly j 53, 54, 55, £1 17s per foot, Seaman; 56 and 57 (with houses thereon), £4 12s per foot, Seaman ; 58, £210s per foot, Seaman ; 59, 26s per foot, Seaman; 60, 25s per foot, Peterson; 61, 21s per foot, Peterson; 62, 18s per foot, Peterson ; 63, 18s per foot, Fietweli; 64, 19s per foot, Shake speare ; 65, 18s per foot, White; 66, 67, 68, 69, and 70, 17s per foot, .Osborne; 71, 72, and 73, 13s per foot, Smith; 74, 14s per foot, Hickson; 75, 18s per foot, Seaman ; 76, 77, 78, and 79, 18s per foot, Osborne; 80 and 81, 20s per foot. Osborne; 82, 2ls per foot, Bloom ;83 and 8., 22s per foot, Wood ; 85, 86, and 87, 25s per foot, Wood; 88, 27s per foot. Seaman. Every allotment was sold. Tbe property belonged to Mr Bond, of North Shore, We understand tbat the cash result of the Ealo exceeds £6,000.

Fox, who met with an accident at Par nell yesterday, is much better to-day,

Three of the local Volunteer Companies have decided upon sending representatives to tho Kifie Association meeting at Dunedin, The Victoria Company has voted £30 towards tbe exp-nses of three representa tives, and Sergeant Taylor and; Volunteers Haslett and Handley have qualified as the lortunate individual*. It is expected that Lieut. Skinner and Corpl. Cooper will also represent tbe Victoria at their own expense. The Artillery Companycontributcs £8 each towards the expenses of Gunners Parslow, Trays and Webster, who go on behalf of that corps. The engineers also send two men, aud a match Trill be held on Salurday to decide upon the men. It is expected tbat Sergeant Hay and several men of the Ko. 3 Company will also go down.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Ocron-R 11,18S-,

Bank of Now Zealand-Buyer., «_-1-3 6d Colonial Bank—- oilers, 48s New Zealand Insuranoe-Sellers, 77s Koath British Jnauronco-SOs 6d, ex olv. National Insuranoe-Sellers, 80s Standard J-Bu.ao-e-8eUo!B,li-i6d Union Sash and Door Co.-Sellera. _"_ Ida New Zeal-nd Shipping— Solloro, £1 10a Flsher and Company—lis 6d Moanatatatl—Sellers, 17s Oa Tb-mes—Buyers, 12t _ __ Qaeen ot Beauty-buyers, 2ls3d; sellers. 22j Prineo Imrotlal-Bayers, 9s; Boilers, 9a Sd JOSEPH NEWMAN. Beoretary.

The steamer Bone Casey, which arrived this afternoon, brought up a large sword fish, captured on the beach at Matakana by Mr Cousins. It is intended either to exhibit it here or present it to tbe museum, The monster, which Captain Somerville believes has some coa-cetiou with the sea serpent which lie saw outside tbo harbour some timo ago, measures about 4ft 6in in circumference, while the total length is about 10 or 11 feet.

a short time ago a cable message mentioned a prosecution instituted against Mr Bradlaugh for blasphemous wiiting*, and some correspondence ensued on the subject in the Star If, however, the fol lowing extract from the letter of tbe Lon don correspondent of the Melbourne "Leader" (a writer not entirely without Freethought sympathies), fairly represents tho character ef the publisation for which Mr Bradlaugh U being prosecuted, there can hardly be two opinions regarding tbe perfect justifiabloness of the proceedings and tbe atrocity and utter wantonness of the offence. Tho oxtract is aa follows:— Within the past week or two a prosecution has been instituted against the interminable Mr Bradlaugh for publishing a series of blospbemous articles in a periodical called the " Freethinker." Mr Bradlaugh donies bis connection with the paper, and until a jury has decided the question against him lie is et titled to have it assumed that ho is innocent But thero is little doubt about tho nature of the publication, th.rl_.b there may be as to the wisdom of bringing It from out of its previous obscurity by a public prosecution. In ono number the Deity was represented in the form of au old rag man, lighting a fusee ou the heel of his boot, and underneath was printed tho words—"The Lord said let thoro be light, and there was light." Anything more shocking could scarocly be conc.ived, and tho_ case falls well within tho modern defi nition of blasphemy, viz., matter relating to God intended to wound the feelings of mankind. The'- Christchurch Telegraph," commenting upon the abovo, says : " Nor is this by any means an excoptloMal in stance. We have tho authority of a mer chant of Christchurch for saying tbat trncta are published by the Freethought Society in this city of an equally ribald arid offensive nature. From otbor trustworthy sources wo learn that blasphemous publications bave been distributed at tho doors of places of public warship in Christchurch, and put into tho hands of young boys."

the- auckSlajn d jsvj^jiM at'i'Aitt, Wednesday. dUfwm^ii;



Mr and Mrs William Culpan were pas sengers by the Jane Gifford not James Culpan, ■ '■•■ . . .-• ■.*"-,. ;. <.



Amusements. A UCKLAND CUOBAL SOCIETY. FIFTH CONCERT OF TBE SEASON. " TMTOSES IN TJ.QYPT." THURSDAY EVENING. OCT. 12, At 8 o'olook, Carrlßgoß, 10.80 p m. H. GIL. ILLAN, Jon., Hon. 800, t Educational. PRELIMINARY PROSPECTUS, j _____ _ NMj-ON COLLEGE FOR GIRL.. 1 Founded under "The Nelson College Act. 1868," and carried on under- tbe management ot ' tbe Counoil ot Governors of Nelson College. I i Visitor: HlB 9XOELISHOT TBK OOYJBBKOn OK" NEW -, ZSIIiAND, CouaoU of Governors t ( J. W. Barhiooat, Esq. A. B. Collin-. Hbq. Gbnkr-l Davidson. O. Y. Ficll, Esq. ] W. 0. Hodgson, Esq. Ahmet Prrr, Ebq. Jamsb Solakdbbb, Esq. i A. P. SBTMOUB, B£Q. John Biubf, Kbq. ( Lady Principal; Miss Kate M. Bdobb, M.A., New Zealand. " - ! Second Mistress I Mibb Lilian Kdqrr, __._., Now Zealand. Third Mistress: With Masters and Mistresses in speolal sub jects, and suoh Assistant Teachers as may be roqulred, BOARDING DEPARTMENT. This will be nnder tha oharao of a Lady whose appointment will ba .eolded npon beforo tbe College opens. The regular oonrse of l__tr_ot!on inolndes the English Language and Literature, French, Ger man, Latin, Mathematlon. aud t__e elements of Natural Solenoe, with the usual features of a liberal education. For Instrumental Music, Singing, Drawing, and Dancing additional fees are oharged. Pupils on entrance must be able to read, write, and work tha first four rules Of Arith metic with reasonable facility. TERMS: For Girls over 12 years ot age. Per quarter. 6 t, d. Tntlon Fees and Sohool Stationery ..380 Board and Rastdenoe in the College— lnoluding Washing _. „ _}210 0 Dinner only _ _ 210 0 For Girls nnder 12 years of age. Tuition Fees and Sohool Stationery (other charges as above) •., .. 2 2 0 Instrumental Music.-, — Singing ....__.... Drawing.. ...*_. .. - Dancing .. - Board daring Mid-Bummer or Mld-wlntor Holidays. 20s per week. Yonng Ladies wishing to supplement previous education ln any p.rtloular branon may receive instruction in one language or subject on pay ment Of a fee of One Guinea per quarter, and for every additional subject Half-a-Guloea, and may attend the Music Drawing, or other extra classes at the school rates. ' - Arrantementi. are being made for the founda tion of Annual and other Scholarships. The College will be open tor tha reception of Pupils at the explratlom of the Christmas Holi days. N.B.—Tuition Fees and Boarding Charges ore payable quarterly ln advauoe to the under signed, who alone Is authorised to raolvo them, Bat ore removal ot a Boarder, a quarter's notioe must be given to the Seoretary in writ' Ing, or a quarter's fees and charges paid OSWALD CURTIS. - Seoretary.



Wanted. WANTEO, a first-class Cook (male or foma'o'.-Thoatro Royal Dining and Su pper Rooms, , . VSTANTBD, a General Servant, one who VY can help at plain cooking: alao, a Housomaid, Good wages to suitable girls.— Apply to H. Maiden's Dining Booms, noxt Mon t~R~o*B Fancy Bazaar, QUeon-street. **_/Ar-T'i-D, a General Servant; one W who understands plain oopkipg .also, a useful Man for a hotel.-Apply Ocoldental Hotel. - —-— Al-TANl'tsD, a Moulder's Striker and a W Labourer.-Apply to C. Hawkc-wood, Staffordshiro Iron Worka, Hobson-Btreot. i_N-ED, an Eirand Boy, about 15 years of ago.-Apply GarUok and Cian , well. . . WANTED, an experienced Bookkeeper. — .PPly. giving referenoea and terms, to CD.. Box 223. P.O. VXTANTED, aeveral Apprentices, also VY Improvers; good wages and constant W-rk.-M_x Kober'a Dresa Shirt Manufactory, Wellington-street. __, ANTED, an"experienced General Servant, with referenoes.— Apply Mra Theo. Klsßllng. Conquest Placa, Parnell. ANTED, a Youth for the painting.— Gregg and Vox, PameU. _ vir ANTED, a Youtb, about 13, to carry VY out and generaUy useful.-Apply Caa oado Store, College Boad. ' WANTED, Draper's Assistant, Good Junior, fo go South.-William Rattray, Draper and Clothior, 178, 180, and 182, Queen strcot^ _____________—-————-—-—• WANTED for a permanent situation, n steady man, as Carter, miißtbo ablo to plough, and understand general farm work. Kricd preferred. Apply with rofcrenooß, to John Hall, Otahuhu. \ A/ANTED, a Second Waiter; refercn- VY cos roqub-cd.-Apply Star Hotel betweon 1 and 2 to-morrow. ANTED, Two Good Painters.—W. Brln»-on, opposlto St. Matthew's Churoh. Hobson-Btroet. , \*t.ANTED, for tbo Nowton Pottery, Yt two Labouring Mon. alao two Yout-S; thoao aoonstomed to a brlokyar d preferred^ ANTED, a srasrt Girl from 15 to 17 for houioworK.-Apply at tho Nevada Hotel. WANTED, a respoctablo Girl to assist In houaowork.-Apply Mrs B. levy, Hobson-street. %m. ANTED, a Carpontor for Mercury TV Bay.-Apply on Thur«day morning at Meroury Bay Timbor Co.- Oflloe. Fort-street. ANTED, a Cook lor steamer.—Apply B. and J. Bloated Butchers, Freeman's Bay. \». ANTED, a Rood Geueral Servant; Yv must have good references. Washing put out—Apply to Mrs Wilson Morrison, St. OOP-go's -ay Rond. WANTED, Cook ond Laundress where housomaid la kopt; wages, Us; reforonco roqulrod.— \pply to Mr Bull, Mount Kdon. noar ■.mlth's'UuaCUUoo. Y/i, ANTKD, a Whoflwriuht.—Gee ot V > Pottor. Qtey--treet. a Good Femalo Fitter.— YT Apply New Zoaland Boot Faotory, Grey-stroot, Auokland; , ANTED, a good general Servant.— Apply Mra Uloman, top of Grafton Road. -ATANTED (immediately*, a good cook TT for a doctor, family at Napior.—Apply to Miss I.ndbrook. Avacuo Road. Pudoll WaNT&D, a Respectable Girl; one from tho country preferred.—Mra H. H. Bmlthjjijiua Villa. Lowor VlooenMtreet. WANTED (immediately), "Improvers and Apprentices to the Dressmaking; also.an Assistant-Mrs Marler, Vluoont-Bt. W ANTKD, Three Gentlemen Boarders; every oonvenlenoe, piano. &O.i at a family ro-denooi £1 per wo.k.-For further partloulsrs apply to Mr Dnder, North Shoio. ANTED, Apprentices nnd Improvers for the Drosimaklng apply to Mrs Klrkman, Milliner and ureamakor, Vlotorla street West, . ANTED, to take care or or adopt a Baby, by a respectable marriod woman. —E. Honry's Registry. WANTBD, a Boy; must be nble to ride-Apply at o-co to B. -horpe, Harpot Krln, -Ueralle. WANTED, a respectable Girl to assist In hems-work.—Mra R. Eagleton, Anglo sea-a'reet, near Ponsonby. W™ ANTED, General Setvant, must bo Good Plain Cook and Laundress; wages, IU par weak.—Apply Mra W-luod, Waterloo Qaadrant. WANTED, a Nurso to tako ohargo of one oh'ld threo montba old; good ro fo!cum. lndltpe-aable.—Apply to Mrs Bourno, , Ora.ei Road, Remnera. WANTED, au Apptcntice to the brass moulding; also, Apprentices to tho plumbing.—Bran-ton and Farater. WANTED, Apprcaticos to tho Miii- , nary.— Duono, Hall aid Co., Qiioon- Btroct. WANT.D KNUWN—Mens Braces, 0.1: Boys' do. Od; Boys' Joan Hats, Sd; Worsted. Id the aknln ; Crlnoletiea, Is Oi. _ol llng olt at, Dampler'a Wakafleld-stroot. WANTtsD, Apprentices and Improves. —Mra V argle, Dims and MaWtle Maker, top ot Grey-street. ANTED, a good Cabinetmaker.— Apply at GarUok and Oranwell, Qaeen and Loino. treotg, Anokland. WANTED, a strong Boy to milk.— Apply Mclhourno Storo, top of Pitt street, botween 8 and 9 a.m. \A) ANTED, 3 good General Servauts ; V _ good wares iriven.—Mra Jaok's __*- Taota* Reglairr Offl<K». Monot Kden Hoad. WANTED, _i.a_.ers, also somo useful Boys.-Union S. S, M. Sash and Door Compamy. M.ohanlo-' Hay. IV'A-TKI., Two -mart Boys--Short if land Sawmill fo.. Cuatom-houBQ-Blrect «*7*ANl'lii- K.OWH, Men's 'A weed TT Trsusors, Is 6<l, Men's Dra» 80/ c P.W Hats, 2s <M; Blaok Felt Hats (bard), 3a Gl. -telling oil at Dampler'a Wqkofleld-street Shop. WANTED, a respectable Girl as ap prontloo to flret-claas Talloress —Apply Mrs Davidson, Marmion-streot, 01. Dppor Queen-atreet. WANrED Knewn—During alterations tho Businosa at the Gl.be Hotel will be ' oarrled on ln tho Premlaoa at tho Baok. ANTED, Tondcrs for Painting St. David's Presbyterian Church, Uppor Symondß-Btrcot. Spccitlcotion at It. Stevonson's Btore,_Ncwton Rood. _ WAi-TEI-71,000 Dozen Pint Bottles.— Ehrenfrlodßroa., Lowor Queon-streot. WANTED, to Lot, angood Warehouso in Fort-Btrcot—Apply Adam Ixiybourn and Co., Durh-m-strcot' WANTED, two renpectame young men Boarders In a quiet family, where no others are kept.—Mra Ueorge Pajn., top of Franklin Road, the third house off Ponsonby Road, on the right hand aide. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Merino Drawers, la lid ; Merino Undershirts, Is Sd; Lamb*' Wool Soo.a, 7Jd. Selling off at Dampier's Wak-fleld-Btrcet Shop. WANTED, the Public to come and see tha Gaa Illumination on Saturday even ing at a PARKER'S. G wetter. &c, WeUealoy street (opposlto New Opera House). ■ WANTED KNOWN-Two oz. Keels Rlaok Thread. Id, usual prioe Is; Women's White Hose,_la; Trloqpherous, la 3d.— Belling olf; at Dampler'a Wakefloia-strom atiop. ANTED io Buy, Strong Socoud-haud Half-decked or Open Boat. 20 to 25 foot long.—State lowest price, whero to be seen, and particulars by lotter to A.E.G., STAR Offlco. WANTED to Purchase, a Second-hand Crab Winch.—Apply on tho job at tho Bank of New Zealand. ANTED KNOWN, Grand Lot. um mor Flowers, 6- the bunoh ; nioe Lot of Kar-ringa. 3d p-lr; fuller's Earth, 4d largo pkt.— Selling off; at Dampler'a Wakeßold-atreet Shop. WANTED KNOWN-Mrs Whitcombe has opened a Registry for Monthly Nurses ln conneotion with her Beglatryti_.ee tor Ber-aniß ln Hobson-street, 3 doors from WeUlngton-Btreer, __ W'~ ANTED, Winding Machinery and Gear of at least 20-borse-po wer f> omina*. Parties having the above for sale, will probably find a p-rohaaer by applying to tho undersigned, not later than Monday, the 16th Ootobpr, 1882.— Jas. Stodart, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ANTED KNOWN, Infants' Bibs, 4d; Unbleaohod Calloo, 2Jd; Bleached Do.. 311; Lot of Dreaa Buttons, Id tbo doz n.— Selling off; at Dampier'B v. nkeeeld-atroet Bhap. WANTED, the Public to Support Legi timate Tradespeople, and not touting monopolists. Sco tho Gas Illumination on Saturday Evening at S. Parker's, WeUesley strcet, opposito now Opera Houae. ANTED BEAD, tbe Middle Adver tisement on the baok cover of tho Penny Time Table. ANTED K.OVVN-S. PABi-EB'*. Showroom of Gatfl-ings will be lit up ! with gaa on Baiur-ay evening. Come, ace, and ju-ge for yourself.—S. Parker, opposite New Qpora House. i WANTED KNOWN, Black Wadding, 2d the yard -, Black Velveteen. Is Ha; Japanese SUk, Is 3d; Blue Serge, 18.-Selllng off; at Dampler'a Wakoflold-Bir.ot Shop. ANTED-KNOWN, Men's White an. Coloured Handkerchiefs, Id; Cheat S.-rves,2d; Long Barllngtona.Bd to le. Sailing off at Dampler'a Wakefleld-street Shop. W~ ANTKi^, Ladies to know that T. McMatter haa opened a large stock of Mantles, Capes, and VhettOß, superior styles. W ANTED KNOWN-More Bargains V v in Boots and Bhoos. lnoluding B-dlas' High Heeled Evening Shoos, 3b 6d: Ladles' High Heeled Dress Shoes, ie fid ; Gents' Klaetto side Boots, 8s 6d and 9s fid; at Dampier's Boot Shop Vlotorla-atreet (late W. Johnstone's) near KojalMal Ilotel. WANTED KNOWJI -S. PARKER having at considerable expense fllied up a Showroom for his ' arge and Ohoioe Selection of Gas Chandellerß, Braokets, and Hall Lights, i Ac. intends lighting the same with gas oa Saturday evening 13th inst., when he respoot -1 lully Inviteß pnbllo inspection. —S. Parker. Plumber and Uasfltter, so. (oppOßlte Abbott's t New Opera House). ._. _______ WANTED KNOWN, Pink Glazed Lining. Od: Gilt acd SUvered Dress Buttons, 3d doz.; Hair Brushes, "7_d, gelling off at Dampier's Wako-eld-street Shop.



.-~._ir~.~i. " ** .ANTED, a good General Sctvnnt; V? no washing.-apply Mrs W.T.J. BeU, " Nugent-street, off Kyber Pass. - »*/ ANTED, a good .eueial Servant, ' Vf with referenoes.—Apply to Mrs P. if. i Evans, Glenburn. near Shelly Beaiih, Porsonby. WANTED, a Boy to milk, garden, and be genorally uteful. - Apply W. ; WlUlams, Bomnera. WANTED, by a steady, respectable Young Han, a Bituni'oa as Btoieman ' or carter; understands horses; good references. • -Apply by letter BG, this offlce. WANTED, a Strong Boy.—Apply at the Hobson-Btreot Shop. WANTED KNOWN—Selling off at Dampier's to make room for G5 oases of QOOdS Ot various kin-la from England. WANTED KNOWN — Hooks and Eyes, 1 packets Id; Children's Plotuie Handkoro-letß, Id; Mending Cotton, 2 cards Id. Setting off at Dampler'a Wakefleld-atreot Shop. ANTED, Tenants for Two Six roomod Houses oentrally situated, at North Shore, within two minutes' walk of lowor wharf; splendidly finished, and with all conveniences.—Apply R. and R. Dnder. ANTttD KNOWN, Cork Soles Id; Silk Boot Lncos, 2d the doz.; Crochet Cotton, Nos. 0. 00, 1, 2,3. and 1, l.d the Bkein. Sailing off at Dampier's. Wakefleld-street. WANTED-The Customers of Munro and Mllllgan to know that they ore no w nrepared with a full and choloe aseortment ot Tweeds and Drapery Goods in all departments for the coming season. WANTED KNOWN — Little Boys Straw Hats, fid; Baok Combs, fld; Ber lin Wool Slippers, Ib lid; Grenadine, 2d yard. Soiling off at Dampier's, Wakefleld-street. ANTED, Everyone to Know that all Clothes at J. H. Dnlton's. Tailor, Viotoria Btreet tract, aro just aB oheap as his Noted 60s Berge Suits. WANTED, to rent a Furnished Cot tago Ot - or fi Booms; or Furnished Sitting and Bedrooms with use ot Kitchen; terms must "be moderate.—Apply, by letter, to A.8.C.. Stau Office. WANTED Known, fcitay Busks, la, 3d, and 6d; Ladieß ond ulrlß* _*ur Hate, la Id; FrlUlog, Irom Id; Window Net, 4Jd. Hell ing olt at Dampier'B Wakelleld-Btreet aliop. WANTED K-.OWNT-hat E. Mltchel son dr. Oo„ No. 18. Queen-street Wharf, are selling Malse, Oats, Bran, Shares, if lour, Oatmeal, tec, tec at lowest market rates. WANTED KNOWN, that nownere are hotter qualities ln Teas proourable than at tho Royal Tea Mart. A trial will furnish tho best test of their excellence; tbe increasing sale is proof that they please the consumers, Prioe 2s, 2s id, 2s Bd. 2s Hid, and 3s per lb; Con gou Teas, Is Cd, Is _d, and Is lOd per lb. General Grooorleß and Provisions, we keop the best qualities, for quality alone Is the true teat of cheapness. Our motto la quality and cheapness combinod. Families waited on for orders ln all parts of tbo oity and suburbs. Goods deliverer]. —R. FRKNOH Grooor, Tea and Provision Dealer, Tbo Royal Tea Mart, Karangahapo Road, Auokland. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men oan Bave their Money by calling at tho Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals Od; Board and Lodging 16s por week.—Note the address I Nearly opposite the Waitemata and close to the Book, Lower Albert-street,—B. Mnrdooh, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN—SmaII Shawls, 2a; L.rge Summer do, 3s Cd ;do about 1 yarda long. 6s; Women's White Stockings, l.d —Selling Oil'at Danipbr's, Wakelleld-Btreet. WANTED ICt-OWtt —A. MALLINSON, lato of Vlotorla-street, has opened a Hair Dresslog Saloon ln Wellesley-street, three doors bolow tho Young Men's Christian ABfo olatlon: Balr Gutting, Cd; Shaving, Sd; Child ren's Hair Ont. 3d. W ANTKD KNOWN, Gents' Superior Glovo-, 7Jd; Superior West End Col lars, 31 the Box: l.lnen do. No. 11, UJ; 16,16., —id. Selling olt* at Dampler'a. Wakeflold-aureet. WANTED KNOW., Gentß' Superior Stud suite?, 2d to Od: Solitaires. ._ pair; Fur Smoking oaps.ls 11; Gents' Umb.oll_s, 2s Od. SelUng oil at Dampier's. Wakelleld-Btreet. \)Lf ANTED, THE PUBLIC ■n _> to ao to 5 m £ ?? B ■* g 3 GOODSON'S o * tn t_ LONDON AUCADE, M - OjTit. Queon-Biroot, S*g° 2§9 S^S __* neoajs-us-nf) S.?? •so 9 'mavoiiv noqnot pc> o„-g B.NOSaOOB <g„ feS- GOODSON'S S-P. _TS LONDON AHOADB, V __, *_ g Queen-Btreot. g 5 © •_; © cr i-s < <_ >» GOODSON'S LONDON AKCADE, 118. Queen-strcot. T»/" ANTED KNOWN FOR OHEAP SUMMER GOODB, THE CENTRAL DRAPERY, Top or HobsoN'Btrk-t, CANNOT BE BURPASSBDII! Tbls New Establishment Is becoming well known for lta Flno Display ot- Stbaw Hatp, from 9d oaoh Flowkiiu, from 3d a spray Fbathi_hß, Liaoeb, RiBBONB, &c, equally oheap Parahoi.b. from Is lid U___r_i~~*_*, from 2s 9d Oai.icos. 3d Tablk Link.-, from 12_- ; and Smc-raso, IOJd All other Hoods the best value for cash ROBH HATS, 3d to gd, . AAf ANTED T7-NOW-.- BRIGHTON EOU-E-Polißß-f. 8/11 tO 180 BRIGHTON HOUSE—lnfanta* Robes. 6.11 toßo/ Our H/fl Robe is specially good value' BRIGHTON HODSE—lnfantß' Cloaks, 6/11 to 21/ BRIG HTON HOUBK—lnfanta' Gowns from l/ll Pinafore*, la l~r.ro variety, for aU nso.. BRIGI-TON HOUSE-Bojb' Browes, Knlcker Suits. BRIGHTON lIOUBK-Ohildron'sCoßtu_;o3,s/H btyllah Millinery at moderate prloea. BRIGHTON HOUBa-Hoodß, Mother Hubbard Bonnet.. BRIGHTON HOUSK- Cheap Well-mado Un derolothlng. J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSE. Top oy Grey btrhki'. WANTED KNOWN, Mcus' Shirts, la Gd; do (with collars), Is 8d; Qenta' Rog .tta Shlrtß, 2s 6~; White do,, 3s Od. Selling off at Dampier's Wateo-eld-.treot Shop. \*J ANTED KNOWN —.. PAUKER V v having just openod a Large and Splen did Assortment ot Ga._lttlng, &0., oonßlstlng of i, 3, and 2-Llght Gas-Mars; Fanoy Crystal Braokets, Fancy Soroll Braoketf, and Plain Double and Single do in Gre.t Variety: Sibin Cut Glass Hall Lanterns, Fanoy Stained Glass Hall Lamps, and Large Assortment of Ball Harp Light, Hand-painted Has Ulobr., Cut Glues Qlobee, Aclil Cut Qlobosand Plain Globes. S. P. Intends offorlna the abovo at prico- Lower than any othor houao in town, not e-oeptiug tho grant monopolist company. Note address: 8. Parker, Plumber, Gssntter, fee., Wolleßley- Btreet (oppoalte Now Opera House). X\, ANTED. WANTED, to Sell Cheap, vv Lot of 3_iall Sponges, from 3d to 6d;. Vases 3d a pair, 2 pairs for la 2d ; Glass Buttor, Dlshon, Od to Is 6d; Sugar Basins, Is to 2s; 60 doz Engraved Gloss Jugs 9d, 3 for 2a. 7a a doz; Glass Candlesticks, Oil, 5s a doz; 100 doz Odd Cups, 5 for Is ; W. and *>. China Caps. Gd each; China Teapots of 10 pieces, only 20b, Pink, Green, I'lae, Bed, and 3 Gold Lines; 60 doz B-eona, '-'Id and 3d, 5 for Is; Plates. 2_d to -I}. t Nest Kgg., Id eaoh ; Small Cups and Sauoers, 3Jd ; 3 doz Meat Dishes, {from 9d to 2s : WeU lils-os, 6s eaoh; Vegetable Dishes, 2a 6d; Large Glass water Jugs, only 2b ; Hated Cruets, only. s Od; Tin Cruets. 3 bottles. 2s; Cut Glass Salt Cellars Id to 9d ; Flowers under Glass Shadof, from 2b 6d to 6s 6d; Shoo Brushes, 2s a set, or is oaoh; Hair Brush.., G i to 2s ; Large Tea Trays. Is 6d; Jam Openers, only 3d, 5 for Ib ; Bread Boards, 2a ; Key Rings, 3d and Gd a doz; ICO Sets of Jugs, 2-i to 3. Cd a set; Ladles' Leather Bags, 2a 6d to 3s 6d ; Sohool Slates, from ldtoBd; Penholders, 2s per groes, 2gr089 for 3s Ed, 3d a doz; Plot are Plates, 2d and 3d; Glass mmolors, 5 for Is: Wine Glasses. 3d and Id; Large Tumblers, id each, 3a 6d a doz; Rimmel's Soap, 7 for a shilling ; Tar Soap. Id a cake, 7 for 6d; Kur~iture Polish, ii and 9d a bottl., 3 for 2s ; Good Tea, Is 8d alb, 21bs for Ss; 6 penny Bottlos of Blacking for Sd ; Is Bottles, oniy 6d, 3 for Is 3d ; Is Toys, only oi, 3 for 2a ; Toilet Sots, fromsß Odtooß 6d ; Chambers, la 6d ond 2a; Baking Powder, 6d, Od, and Is por tin; Jam, 7s 0~ a doz ; Salad OH, 2 bottles for Ib ; Castor Oil, 2 for Is; Epsom Salts, i doz packets, 2s9dpor box Of 71b>i; fritldle Strings, only Id oacb,3s fld a doz; 150 boxes ot good Figs, only lOdabox, 9sper doz; 10 Accordians. from 12s to 18s 6d. with bolls; good Rioe, -'bs for Is; Clothes Pegs, 1 doz for 6d, Is 3d a gross; Well Dishes, 6s; small Cups and Saucers. 3a a doz; large Paint Brashes, 2s 6d; Rat Traps, Cd; Whlfo and Oold Stone China Cups and Saucers, Bd, or 7s a doz; Go cd English Concertina, only 308.-B. Watt. Pitt street. ■ mO BRICK M-AKERS, WANTED, Tenders for Making 300,000 Brloke. Yard and appliances found, For particulars apply B. te R. DUDEK, North Shore. TO PAINTERS.—Wanted, three or four competent Hands. —G. Bishop, New market. TO DRAPERS.—Wanted, Young Lady as Junior, with knowledge of mllllrion preferred.—James Soutt; London House, Vlo t-rla-Btreet West and Nelson-atreet. YOUNG LADY requires a situation in the country ng Honsokespor to ono or two gentlemen, or any position of trust whoro a con scientious discharge ot duty would be appre ciated ; thoronghlv dome.tlc-tod, and good oook.-AddrsßS J.Q.S., Stab Offlce. rj!"0 PBINTEKS.—A quiet intelligent 8 Youth, of two or three yeara' experience at oast, may obtain constant employment on a Country w_ eklr, snd liberal vnaf.es, with board and lodglDg. Plaoe open for a month.—Apply to W. Martieot Lan .bridge, .-ssoolated News and Advertising Bur-nu of New Zealand, ettohbury'B Bnildlng?; Qaeon-streot, 1 ■ .TT* ' ' ' '. KOBT. BURROW HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE. AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, COUNTRY BRTTL-HB' COBBBBI'ONDBNT AND AGENT, HIGH-STREET, AUCKLAND. Bents Collected, Sales Attended, Insnranooa Effeoted, Mortaages and Loans Negotiated, Deeds Engrossed, Agreements Made Out, Books Posted and Balanced, 1 Several Houses and Allotments for sale Cheap. Partloulara on application.



• To Let, TO LET, one of those beautiful Concreti Shops situated at tbo corser of Pitt am Grey-street; platoulasswindows,gasondwat i laid on, and ovory convenience; rent A93 pel , week.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. frO JLEi', a Well-finished House, sis I largo rooms, within five minutes' walk ol Post-offloe : every converience; rent low. — ADply to J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent, Queen Btreet. ; . __ TH .0 LET, a Front Room, furnished oi I unfurnished.—Apply No. 3, Albert Ter race, near Wyndham-atreet. / _ fuiO LET, a new nnd well-finißlied Shop JL and Dwelling, oorner of College-road and Greonwood-streot; rent low.-Apply ■Mr J. Moore, boot-maker. Victoria-3tre6t. r» .0 LET, five-roomed Cottage opposite 8 Baptist Chapol, Ponsonby; pas and water laid on.—Apply W. G. Allen, Clarenco-Btreet, Ponaonby. r« .0 LET, a New Shop and House, near t King's Anna Hotel. Upper Pitt-street. Newton, flitted with gas. So This Is a oapltal opening for a general store, situated ln a thickly populated neighbourhood.—Apply Mr Jaokson, opooslte, or at his offloe, 22, N,Z. Insurance Bull dings. TC LET. a five-roomed Cottage, situated in St. George's Bay Road, Parnell; com mands a splendid view, with large allotment.— _"or parlloalars apply Stab offloe. p raiO LET, in Gundry-street, Newton, a J Cottaoe of five rooms, with three aUot ments; yard and Blde-walk asphalted.—Apply J, Morrison, Asphalter, Newton goad. 1.0 L_T, a superior new Seven-roomed House with wash-house, in Upper Grafton Road, noar Kybor Pass, with every convenience. —Apply offloe of thlß paper. . npO LET, at Mount Albert, a 9-ioomed JL Honse; splendid view; large gar-en; grass for horse if required.—James Bew. Boen Te-raoe, or Ashton and Son, Insnranoe Build ngs. LET, in Onehunga, an 8-roomed House and Garden lna good position.— Apply J. D. Jaok.o.. Qneen-street. Onohnnga. TO LEaT # ' a New Home (live rooms) at Ponsoniny Terraoe (baok of All Paints' Churoh).—Apply to Mr Brlgg, next door. Young ohtldren onjeotod to. fß*.o LET, Four-roomed Comfortable I House, oil Cook-street, with oill.r and good well—T. Uisher, Stlohbury's Buildings. TO LET or Sell, at conquest nace,i-ar nell, n 8-roomed House, nearly new.— Apply 8. Meeken, Parnell Else. mo LET, a New and Well-finished Shop X and Dwelling-house of Seven Booms, situated at foot of Franklin Road, near Colleire Road, a splendid business position,—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. rr.o LET, a New Four-roomed Cottage off J. Brighton Boid.—Apply to Mr Marrlatt, Grocer, tap of Parnell. ' m O L E .T. fITT-STRKET-Bhop and Dwelling of five rooms; two fronts and kitchen; gas laid into shop, tank, outhouse Sco,. Sea, D. F. KVANS. Estate Agent. ' j. 0 LET, Now Shop and Dwelling, good position, cornor ot Brighton Boad and Brown-Btreet. First class opening for general store or butcher. D. F. EVANB. Kstate Agent, Quean-street. 'li O LET, BKAFI_I_D VIEW, noar top of Grafton Road—Comfortable House of six rooms and kitchen, lee, Sco,; nice garden, and good posi tion. D. F, EVANS. Estate Agent. Anokland. rp O L, IS T, BELLA VI3TA, Ponsonby-Doslrable Besi deneo of 7 rooms; pantry, storeroom, stable, outhouses, &o„ together with about fi aores, partly planted with fruit and ornamental trees; splendid vlow. D, F. EVANS, Estate Agent TO MERCHANTS, LIVKRY -.TABLE KEKPERS.AND OTHERB REQUIRING LARGK PREMISES IN THK CENTRE OF THE CITY.i TO LET OR LEASB-Those extensive Pre mises ln Durham-street, adjoining the Haymar ket, at present occupied by Basten Brothers, Coach-builders, wbo aro removing to their new premises ln Wakefleld-street, opposite Meßsra Garrett Bros. Apply BABTEN BROS.. Durham-street. OFFICE TO LET.-Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms. Qneen-street T}EVONPORT, NORTH SHORE. TO LET, Several New Houses, wen situated. Also. FOR SALE (cheap), a 18-roomed Honse, within two minutes' walk from Wharf; and Allotments In all parts of distriot. Apply to R. Se B. DUDKR. Devonport Store. B'or Bale. FOR S ALB or CHARTER, smart new Sibooner, on th- Stocks, North Shore; nearly ilolihed, by FT. Nloool, Keg. tibe has a large airy cabin —For particulars, apply to M. T. Clayton, 30. Insurance Bnlldlnga. OR SALE, a well-established Bakery Business: best small goods stand out of Queen-street. Present proprietor's reason for selling is Ul-h.altb.—For address apply Stab olllco. __________________ ___*ry t_.— For Cash, a email . teamerin -Mi- _____ Bood order.—J. W. C» t: Se Song. tfe-B rfV.—For £10, a First-class IS-feet 35- JL % . Boat; novr bMIb ana gear.-j, w, Carr Se Song. ' R _OB ROYS.—Bob Roy Canoes (new and Beeo-d-ha--) Cho_p,-J. W. Carr and gons. PLEASURE BOATS.-_*ome Pleasure Boats on hand. Cbesp.-J. W. Carr and Sons. SHIP'S B'JATS AND r>IN<3IE-.— . bio's Boats and Dlnfjlos on hand. Cbeapi —J. W.'.Carr Sc ons, C-stomhonse-Btrest Wett. Til O R S A L E MOUNT ROSKILL ROAD-Splendld Voloanio Land-3 Cnoloe Allotments each 60 x 171. Price, £60 eaoh. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. jl. O R SALE. ALBERT-STREKT (noar Upper Queen-st.)— Comfortable Verandah Villa, i rooms, soullery. and baok bedroom, stable, towlbouse. Rood woll wid nlo_ garden, gas laid ln. allotment 33 s 115. Di F. KVANS. * Estate Agent. A LLOTfUENTS I ALLOTMENTS 11 NEWTON ROAD—Two First-01-ss almost Level Allotments, 33 x 99, £132 each MOUNi' EDEN-Splendld Level Allotmenta (main road frontage), Urst-clas- Business Hitoi; aoaat three minutes' walk past Tol bar MOUNT EDKN—Very desirable Villa Sites about 66 x 130, at from £109 eaoh ONKHUNGA Two Choice Allotment.. £30 eaoh NORTHCOTK—SeveraI Choloe Allotments in this delightful locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLEBEA-BTREET-40 X ISO, for £100 BRAOE-STREET-Very Choico, at trom _5s per foot BTUART-STREET-Beautltul Vll__|Bltes,at 60s foot SPRING-STREET (Ponsonbyl-Cheap Building Sites. 33 x 99. at £12 eaoh PONSONBY ROAD (B~yflold)-Ono nice Lot, 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STREET (Kyber Pass)-Choloe Building Sites, nicely plantod, good well, and many appliances for building, £130 v. F. EVANS, EBTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET (Next "Herald.") SEED POTATOES! SEED POTATOES! Ex MAO-liU- CLOUD. f_f\ TONS OAMARU POTATOES, OU Specially Ploked tor Seed, G. S. JAKIKS, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. /\ N SALE, 65 000 MRST-CLASS SLATES, AT LOW Also, A CARGO OF OEST TtfEWCASTLE /^OALS (HOUSEHOLD AND SMITHS'), por Prospector. NOW D I S C H A R GI N G. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STKEET. {For continuation see First Page). Gazette n bankruptcy. -_£4l__ftti_£_ <ES_-_3_-_S2_s> IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter o£ " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho severalAots amending tbo same, and of the Bankruptcy of BICHABD J-MBB Vbh.ob, of Hetetif vllle, Kaipara, contractor and carpenter, a debtor. I hereby summon a general meeting of credi tor* of the above-named Richard James Verooe, to be held at the Supreme Court-house, Eden street, Auikland, on Wednesday, the 18th day ot Ootober. 18S2, at 3 o'olook ln tbe afternoon, for the purpose of receiving my report, and of passing a resolution ln referenoe to the debtor's discharge. Dated this eleventh day of Ootober, 1882. THO. MACFFARLANE. Trustee. John a, bba_e Debtor's Solioitor, . , 7, South British Chambers, Queen-street, Auckland,



} Drapery. «e~v . i C" QUESTION— Arc you really going out ot the Drapery! This Question is re peatedly put to us, beo.use we suppose many advertisers are in the habit ol deceiving the publio, '» Bntour ANSWER is —We are positively, and that at onoe, giving up the Drapery and Clothing portion of our Business, to mako room tor our Vurnlsbing Trade, TjIINAL fIASH UALB. RAPIDLY CLEARING OUT STOCK. Gtarlick: & CranWELL BELLING GOODS UNDER WHOLESALE COST. STOREKEEPER.— Wo can sell you DKKSS GOODS CHEAPER THAN AT THK WHOLE SALE HOUSSBI A Large Lot ot LUSTRES at less than Imported Coat 111 JJlack Q-oods, Ex Booh Awe. Jf o w Opened. OUR LAST SHIPMENT. BESIDES | ALL KINDS 07 DRAPERY, wm auk CLEARING OUT ALL THB TITANCHESTER OTOOK, As we Intend making great alterations ln the Fremißos alter the Bale, BLANKETS-REDUCED I SHEETINGS-REDUCEDI HOLLANDS-REDUCEDI CURTAINS-REDUCED! ORETONNEB-REDUOEDI CALICOS FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, REPS, DAMASK S3, TABLE CLOTHS. ALL PRESENT STOOK WILL BE CLEARED OUTII! GENTLBMEN EVBRY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING will be sold. At onr present rate of sale the bulk o( it will bo sold in a fort night, 1 premises thronged daily with cash buyers. Gtarlick & Cranwell, On looking through their STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS, find tbey have on hand no less than 449. As they are over-stock--, and hold Invoices of more to arrive, they havo determined to CLEAU OUT 200 T RON ■RBD3T___D3 AT LKS- THAN WHOLESALE PRIOES FOR CASH. BUBNITURS REDUCED BKDDING REDUOED OARPETS ~ REDUCED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH REDUCED FENDERS AND FIRE-IRONS REDUCED MATTING AND MATS REDUCED TOILETWARE RHDUOBD ohimnky te toilet glasses reduced all furnishing goods reduoed For Cash Payments. We aro Soiling rpAPESTRY pARPETS At 2/3 per Yard. We are Selling f^fOOU ftANE /CHAIRS At 3/9. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE NOW AT REDUOED OASH PRIOES. ■ Gtarlick & Cranweli, city hall arcade, QUEEN-SIRE « LADIES' Silk, »ntln, and Cashmere! Dolmans, eto. all tailor out, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prioes. —w. Petty, Ladies' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel Gtreat Slaughter IN . DraperY. I havo to Inform yon that I have purchased Some - pro-er-. _*■• the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE Irom Ihe Drapery ana Mil linery business. THA-KS.—I take this opportunity of thanking my customers for their constant and liberal patronage during the last 17 years. I shall hold a Clearing Sale for three months, Affording my oußtoraers and the pnbllo an opportunity ot SECURING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY AT PRIOES UNDER COST. At tor the Sale, the Bhop and Dwelling will he Let by Tender on Lease. I append tbe following Price List as a guide to my customers:—looo pairs Kl~ Gloves (in all colour_)-2-bntto_s, 1»: White l-bnttons, 2. 6d; Fanoy ..-buttons to 6. all at 3s 6d pair, worth. 6a; 700 yards all wool Fine Dresi Blaok Serge, Is yard, worth Zs; Rush Hats, 3d ; Long osttioh Feathers, 10s, worth £1; .nperflne Hooks, s's to B's, at 7d, worth Is; Gold Thimbles, 6d. worth Zs; White M.rs.lla Boots, ia. worth s Gd. ALL THB STRAW GOODS ABB QUITE NEW. It is the ElfeST CLEARING SALE, and I am going to give the public the benefit of it. GLOVE DEPOT, VICTORIA-STREET,



PnbUo JNotiices; JV Q~ T I C £ I hereby appoint MR B HOtiMWOOD as my Agent ln Auokland for the Hale ot my .MATED WATERS and CORDIALS. His receipt will be a snlHolent discharge for monies received on my aocount. (Signed! GBO. D'XON, _._ _..__.. Cuba-street, Wellington. October 8,1882. WAITAKEBEI WEST HIGHWAY DISTBIOT. Take notioe that it ta the intention cf the Waltakeret West District Board to moot at tbe Oratea Hotel. Henderson, on SATURDAY, the 28th October, 1882, at I p.m., to make a Rate ot onk SHILLING in tho U on tho Ratable Value lOf Property ln the said Distriot for the year ending 31si March, 1833, tho Bald Rate to be payable on the Ist of November, 1882, to Walter Slsam, the Collector, on demand. The Rate book is open for inspection at tbe Oratea Hotel, Henderson. JOHN SMYTH. Chairman, Waitakerel, Oth Ootober, 1832. PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB RACES, RUN BATURDAY NEXT. t The BOOKS will be in attendance every even ing at the Oooldental Hotel to Wager on the above, and all Forthcoming Events, ALL Claims against the estato of Mr J. Olondennlng, Tauranga. must be ren dered to Messrs Owen and Graham before noon of FRIDAY, 13th inst. G. B. OWEN law™. M. A. CLARE j-irusteßs. NOTICE. — Merchants and Tradesmen are requested to send in their Accounts against the Auokland Club forthwith, —W. FLOOD, Seoretary. CkICKET! \) RICItET! Cr.CKETI The undersigned has just opened, exLooh Awe, a Small, but (Jholca. Seleotion of CRICKETING MATERIALS, Consisting of Cobubit's Bats, Dash's and Dokb'b Matoh Balls, Gauntlet., B__.ir*<_ CJlovkb, Pads, Siumps, &c. Abthur T-nv^TOgBBSi-t (Opposite Bank of New Zealand). laa^-p-ORQISBOBNE&ifAPIER. ™*T___» The favourite s.s. ORKTI will leave as above TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) at 5 p.m.—For Freight or Passage apply to WALLERS. CO.. Agents. HE FIRE INSURANCE ASSOCIA TIUN (LIMITED). Head Offloo i Coiunnu., London, k.c. Capital, folly subscribed -.. . BI.QCO, .00 Pbemiums at Lowest Bates. LOSSES promptly paid, on proof of losi, by C. F. Ei KIBSLING, Agent, District of Anokland. UTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW Z SAL AND. The Business of the Company will ln future be oonduoted In the Offices lately ooaupied by Mr Edwin Blnney, No. SO, Queen street. Firo and Marine Risks aooepted at ourrent rates. By order of the Board. ROBERT DOBBON. General Manager. THE best Remedy known for Liver Complaints, Constipation, Sec, is Mar shall's Special Tincture of Podophyllum, prioe la.—Qoodßon,.London Arcade. mo ARCHITECTS. COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND, No. 8978, A.0.F., Hereby invite Designs and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. Stto: Karangahapa Boad and Beresford-street. Premium for Approved Design, TWENTY POUNDS: tbe B_ocoßs.nl competitor to bave supervision of fraction. For particulars aoply to H. T. GABBETT, East-street, Newton; W. FOWT.KR, Viotorla-street; Or, B. MoKEOWN. Queen-Btreet Wharf i Designs, Sec. to be forwarded to any ot the above addresses on or before 28th OOTOBER, 18--, DB. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.E.C.S., Enqlabd, L.S.A., London, PONSONBY ROAD. Consultations: At borne.' 9to 11 a.m. and 6to 9 p.m.; also, at tho Wharf Pharmacy, Oxl.y's Buildings, daily, from 12 till I p.m, Dunedin Be ck. MABSHALL & COPELAND (Bstabllshed 21 Tears) BEG TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE JJ ew Brew has ARRIVED IN AUOKLAND, SOLE AGENTS: Jqhn Iveid & Co., 26, QUEEN-BTREET. ROBINSON'S T>OYAL TDAKING TpoWDEB, In Tins, _lb, Is j lib., 2fl, THE BEST AND QHEAPBBT MADE. TRADE (■Crown) MARK. To ba had of Grocers and Provision Dealers, or the maker, J. W. ROBINSON, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST. MANUKA!! Road Pabnkll. Wm. McArthur & Co., AUCKLAND. TO DEALERS IN FANCS* GOODS, EARTHENWARE. CHINA AND GLASS AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perfumery and Toilet Soaps Bruehware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery K.P. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads . Mirrors and Fanoy Furnitnro Olooks. Watohos, and Jewellery Tohaooo, Cigars, and Pipes Miuloal Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vases, Flower-stsnds, Sec Parian Ware, Plotures Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Crloketlog Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, and Dolls NOVELTIES FOB CHBIB MAS. Money. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in any sum required, on terma to suit borrowers. Interost allowed on monies placed In my hands tui invested.—W. V. Stevens, In yestlng Ageat, 187, (ju-en-street. j__*\_ |t| TO Silt),. (HI J___i~_" Oh ._u_l~i_p, _KtJL%3 Society principles, or on other terms lo suit borrower.. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, See List of Properties tor sale on 4th page. I?*.* nor cent. aUowed on money depositor! tor Investment.— O. WiLLI-MBON, Land, Vtnntn and Fteanolr.l Agent and Valuator, 3. T-""» INDUSTiKIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, _*ND, AND INVESTMENT 800IETY Off AUOKLAND, INVESTING SHARES. This Society is now issuing a limited number of Investing Shares as follows :— INVESTING SHARES. Ordinary, car.y_-__ full rate Of interest and profit. M-mbjwa paying Bubaoriptiona in advance for a period Of 6 months ana upwards secure correspond ing advantages. PAID-UP BHABES of the value ol „_Oe_ch , for limited periods, carrying 7 per cent. ' interest, payable balf-yearly in cash and partiolpatlngln profits.' MONEY ON DEPOSIT. The Sooiety is also prepared to receive Money on Bepoßlt on tho following rates of interest!— For 12 months, at 7 per cent., intercut pay able half yearly. For 6 months, at 6 per cent. For shorter periods, 6 per cent ■ GEORGE ERASER. ~.-*•- Managor. I Offloes i Comer ol Quean-street and vuloan lane.



-r— -~ i. ,1 1 ' I, ~,,„.,_ ,_l j.. Personal. , . .■..:■,._ ; ,:,-.' PERSONAL.- The Nighteoil Contracto. will, after tbe I6th tn_t„ Disoontinub Work for those who bave not paid np to 30m September, offloo—City Market, Queen-street Entrance. Hours-9 to fi; Saturdays to 8 p.m. -__-___-___. , .1 _■__. i_ob _ and Forma. LOSTi from tho Wynyard Arms Hotel, a Fox-terrier Pup; Iho finder will ba re warded.—Wm. Hamler. LOST, between Angl-sea-street, Kara* ngahape Road, and Pitt-street, a Lady's Hraoeler,—Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at this offloe. ,_. LOST, tauten by mistake from Mr Lad ' low's Danos, a Modoc Wool BhawL-Tho owner would bo obliged 1C it was left at Mra Bucks, or Sharland's. -hortland-street. IOTKAYED. a Bed Steer about 18 months CJ old: no visible brand; has been running in Mr Monro's paddock at Epsom for the last 0 months, If not claimed within H days, and, la Od per week paid for Brazing, togothor with ooat of advertising, it will be sold to defray ex penses.— F. W. Howard, Btook and Oommla-ion Agent.-Cußtomhouso-sureet East, Uth October. STOLEN or STRaYED from my Pad dock, nesr Harp ot Erin, a Blaok Bow Pig, with a tew white spots: no tall. Tinder will be rewarded; if Stolen, £5 will be paid on con viction of thief.-B. Hi Watt, near Harp ol Krln. i-oard and Kesidenoe. g .ROYDON VILLA, Vincent-street,— v_> Vaoanoles for three respeotable Boarders. Large rooms. Terms, from 20a per week. Plunge aad Shower Batb. ■ ■ . BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vacan oIes tor a few Slnglo Gentlemen, also Married Couplei; large comfortable room.. First-clans tablo kept. House eit-untcd wlttiln five minutes' walk of Queen-street.—For ad dress. ___ apply at Star offloe. Fkivate board and residknck for Single Gnntlemen or Marrlod Couple at Mrs Foxton'., Pltt-Btreet, opposite the Con gregational Ohnroh. 1^ O T I 08. PBIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENOE for Ladles and Gentlemen, K~eo villa,, Turner- Street, -About four minutes! walk from the .;• Market, Edward Hare, Proprietor. Terma very moderate.—Tho house Is vory commodious and wen-furnished, and tho best aooommo-a -tlon guaranteed. CTOVERNOK BROWNE HOT-Sl*, X HOBSON-STREET, boakp Aird Lowma . ..Ka per Weok ■ BINQUtROOIf . .2*B. , 1 ' ■■. uaeß.iuKD, " WTOMAN'S DOTY TO WOMEN." VY -st, Matthew's Churoh, TO-NIGHT. at 7.30. - AUCKLANp AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB. The Annual General Meeting ot tho abovo wilt be held at tbe Club Hoom, United Servioo Hotel, on FRID Of EVENING NEXT, the Uth, ... Instant, at 7,80 sharp. Evory member is urged to attend. E. NEVILLE B. FORDEB, Hon. Sec ÜBLIC MEETING.-I beg to call a Publio Meeting of tho Mon of Auckland and Suburbs to conßidor the Contagious Diseases Act, the Meeting to tako place in tho Athena-urn. at 7.30 p.m. on FRIDAY, 13th instant. I will prove that this sort of legislation has boen a failure wherever attempted. Tho Mayor and' Council are respectfully invited to be present, and to prove it bas not boon a failure.—James Wallis. Ootober 11,1882. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN MU TUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION, Owing to tho Choral Society's Concert on Thursday Evening, the usual Meeting is Poßt. poned until FRIDAY, at tho samo time and place. By ordor of Commlttoe, E, J. WHITE, Seoretary. "DANK 01? NEW ZEALAND,' Notioe is hereby Riven tbat the Half-yearly General Meeting of the Proprietors of tbe Bank wlllbeheld In tho Banking-house, in Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, the 2Jth day of Ootober next, at noon, for the purpose of receiving tho Report of the Dlreotors for the half-year endlne ' tho 30th Instant, tho election of a Dlreotor, and for any other business that may be brought before the meeting. - * ■ . By order of the Board of Dlreotors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Managor. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. , The Transfer Books of this Bank wUI bo * '. OLOSED from TUESDAY, the Wtb, to WED NBSDAY, the 25th Ootober, both duya inclu sive. .. .. _ By order ot the Board ot Dlreotors. < ' ■ ■ D. L. MURDOCH, jf. .. General Manager. Auokland, September 16.1887. rfIOKATEA GOLD MI SING COM. X PANY <RKCUST_~~E_.. The Annual General Meeting of the Bharo boldera of this Company will beld at tbe Com pany _ Offloe, Coromandel, on TUESDAY. Oot. Mat, ISB2. at 10 o'olook a.m. ' " - BUSMBBS! ' ' . fy To receive Report and Balance-sheet for tha past year. To Elect Dlreotors ana Audi tor In oompliauoe with tho Rules of the Company. . W. HORNS', . , Munaaor. Coromandel, 9th Ootober, 18B». *_--_-— i_^- AUCfOUH. W, 8, COOHEANE.] I_AMK3 DAOBE '. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13. V HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE subscribers will sell at their Koomß, Fort-street, on Friday, 13 th tost,, at U ■ rcloolc HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Couohes. Chairs, Ploturos, Tables. Clocks, Carpets, Rug-,' Fenders, oiass ware. Platedwaro. _ Cutlery, Curtains, Iron nnd Wood Bedsteads, Now Iron Bedsteads. PaUlasses. Mattra.sss, Bed ding, Chests Urawers, Mirrors, Wash stands, Toiletware, Kitchen Utensils, to. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. I _ N" "° T l ° * __A Skle of WATERVIEW, PONSONBY, Is Altered from Wednesday, Ootober 25, ta THURSDAY, OOTOBER 85. G. W. BINNEY. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 18. , IMPORTANT SALE OF COUNTRY . AND SUBURBAN LAND IN " TAURANGA. Br OBDBK OF TUB BEOTSTBAB OF THE SUTBEMI. COUBT. TH B subscribers have been favonred with instructions to offer for sale by publio • ' motion, at thoir Salo-rooms,-Tho StrandT Tau ranga, on Wednesday, the 18th day of October. 1882, at 12 o'clook noon, -_v.»-_vi, The following PROPERTIE*. via,, A WELL-IMPROVED FARM of 898 acres. ' situated within six mileß of the Town of Tauranga, having long frontago to tho Tau-l : rangtt-Thames Boad on the south, and deon water frontage to the Wairoa RivorOntho Cast: all fencod, laid off into good Brans paddookfl, and oxtenslvety planted wit£ Bheltcr trees. Tho Farm comprises Lota Noa. 9, 175 .176 177, 178, 170, l&™™ d 108? Parish of Te Puna; is splendidly watered throughout, and the soil is superior and well adapted for either grazing or cropping:. '' - The Dwelling-house is oommodlouß, onS pleasantly situated; nnd tho Out-houses Stoqk-yards, &0., are woll built and con veniently arranged. Thewholooftheabovo are froehold, with tho exception of .Allotment 180, which is hold undor leaso for 21 years from Ist October, 187S, at a rental of «10 por annum. LOT No. 172, Parish of To Ptinif conWininfr SO acres, fenced and in gross, situated closo to the Tauranga-Thamcs Boad. '.'".. "; ~;i 3 tt LOT No. .7, Parlßh of To Puna, containing 50 >; acres, unimproved but good land. LOT No. 163, Parish of Te Papa, containing H_J acres, unimproved; has long frontage to tbo Wairoa River. PART of Lot No. 26, Parish of To Papa, con taining 35Jaorea 1 rood, situated within threo • ■" miles of Tauranga, and overlooking tha ' Waikareao Estuary • first-class land nU fenced and in grass; splondid site for sub. urban residence. _>_-- -j PART OF LOT No. 10, Parish of Tahawai .an undivided moiety), containing ll acres 2 v nods; flrst-Class land, well situated witi. frontagoto those*, and within two mfles of '*"' the flourishing Township of Waterford * ™ THE UNEXPIRED TERM of 21 years Asl ß __ about 8. years) of a Lease of Lota Noil lP ' 18, and Parts of Lots Nos. 3 and_J°Bow 6 n , The particulars of Titles and Tonus of Bala :'' may bo had on application to the Auotioneore,f; : .'; TURNER & BUDDLB,- ,',. Taubanoa; ' v:>'%7-t--'-J: Orio ■„ >:: ;.;i '!&'■;& Messrs WHITAKER, RUSSELL, &BUDi-liE *- "' Solicitors Auckland. "'.,'.' Z (Continued on lourlh J?age.)