wflßß patea. It appear Alexand ria the aSftStore th«bombardment specially to ?fT «to the town. Tho incendiaries say they xeceWecl instructions t» »t •»«•'♦« tL hou-es. Thiitaeen hundred ChristLn »fugee" w«e saved in the Coptic PWch during the massacre. A famine is ,fp7etadXalß0 i an.epide ra ic, because of thr o^^Mt D o Uthistt shows that WSSd aßa fowmore Greeks and MaS'are vUible ou the atreet.. The Americani,G.rmaHS. Russians, and Greeks : tff"Embarked from their respective .bipg.of.war, act as police m the diftoent fficta, while the British occupy the torts and bastions, and are stationed at the gates. The French and Italians have thus tar re. in.od to land. A sister of the Khedive's wife died from premature confinement anting the bombardment. / Great Atrocities, nuntk the massacri tha soldiers net fire j Jo i\t.i houao <■* -» timber merchant. A Saiijcryuit oscapsd to the gardeo, where ■JLkemnined aurrouuded by fire, the lM\tits laughing ac fcev a;,'ony anU -tiring itu-r, W infliction s6i I'ltZl:?^'- wfrJ.'tl&io ari^r bura / to iiaally aho rushei tlirough the " flames, and, tbongh wounded by bayonet ', tluustß, she succeeded in securing refuge in the rniis, <,>hx» she *w tfiscovcrad by the !»Mine« sad handed over to tho Amori cats*. Arahl Devastates the Country, Along *he Hue cf Arabi Pasha's retreat Irom Ate-snrtrfo. &re r.cvcral vilkgos, the nooole in whfeVare atarrin". The soldiers robbedthctnof ••; -ytainc. The entire route is lined with deaanornes and with wriagosi. It is reporjod that the Bedouins harassed the soldiers during their retreat, killing 200 & them. .afunsto) 1 Pits for the Bodies. , Several hnge pits had been dug as graves, and into these most of the dead had been thrown as they fell. It is estimated that in the forts alone 400 of Arabi's troops have . been killed. All sorts of reports were circulated a» to tao number of Christians killed. From 200 to 2,000 arc said to have been massacred, bat there does not appear to be any reliable data. The fact that there is still a large portion of this city in flames, prevents any inveitlgation being made, but from what I hear the number of kilted will not exceed 500. Arabi Denounces the Khedive, On the evacuation of Alexandria, Arabi Fauna issued the following proclamation to themMdw'i1 or^tax-gatherera : " Mudirs—nX the Khedive's instigation the English killed with the sword and shot in revenge the Egyptians who were left to gHard the city. The Khsdive remains' at night with his woman afloat among the English nn-1 re turns to the shore in the day time to order a continuance of the slaughter. Therefore I issue my order to continue raising sol diers." A second proclamation of Arabi Pasha flayg : _<'The Khedive has imprison-4 his Ministers at Alexandria in order th t tbey may be instruments in English hand.". Toe telegrams despatched -by Kag'.iib Paths, authorising a cessation of the military pro-, parationg, were forcibly extorted from him, asd are therefore invalid. An irreconcil able war exists between us and the Eng lish.*1

[From the " home news " and "European Mail."]

Marriage of Miss Russell.

The marriage of Mr Arthur Milcbison with Mary Bmeline, eldest daughter of Thomas Russell, Esq., C.M.G., of Wokiag kam, took place on June 29, at Lawrunee Walthum, Berks. The bride was given away by her father, and was attended by four bridesmaids. Mr llenry Trewhitt acted a« the bridegroom's best man. The brido wore a train and corsage of cream brocade, over a cream satin petticoat draped with old Brussels point, tier veil of Brussels lace I was fastened with a wreath ot erange blotsoms and jessamine, and she oarricd a beaut if ll bouquet. The bridesmaids wore dresses of Pompadour foulard and Watteau Leghorn hats trimmed with pink roses. Bach carried a bouquet of pink roses, and wore a diamond and poarl arrow, the gift of the bridegroom. After the marriage Mr and Mrs Kussell received the wedding partjjjst breakfast at Billingbear. In the afternoon Mr and Mrs Arthur Mitchison took their departure, en route for Scot land. ' Death of General Skobeleff. General Skobelcff died suddenly on July 7th, at Moscow. He ha* fallen a victim to an affection of the heart, brought on, it is thought, by a. contusion received before Flerna in the late war. His end seems to have been without any warning whatever, for only a week or two ago he was heard of as making a fureed ride of seventy or eighty rersts in a little more than a single night to moot his i.oaaaclca manoeuvring in the south. Suspicions that he had been poisoned by Germans took hold of the popular mind, and a woman he was staying ■with was arrested, but soom released, the medical evidtnee negativing all suspicion of foul play.

Capture of an Alleged Assassin of Lord Cavendish.

According to a despatch from London, July 26, the Foreign Office confirms the •west at Pncrto Cabello, Venezuela, of one •f the asaasains of Lord Cavendish aad Thomas Henry Bnrke. A detective of the Irish Constabulary has been sent toCuracoa to receive the priioner, who gives his name us O'Brien alias Westgate. "The New York Herald's"St, Thomas special says: "He wm arrested ]on the 16th instant, on his own confession, and he shipped on the Bth May under the name of U'Bryan in the British barque Gladstone, from Swansea to Caracoa. He says he left Dublin on the night of the 6th of May [hy steamer to Swansea, and the names of three of his accomplices and other details of the murder were taken by deposition before tbe British- Consul. He is a, Scotchman, and in figure toll a»d slender. He says he was employed by O'Connor and other persons, and the price of the deed wss £20 to each person con cerned ; and, in his opinion, £20 was more to an Irishman than an Englishman's life." It is believed the Venezuelan Government will surrender him, although there is no extradition treaty. The Dublin detectives doubt the truth of his story, and it is as serted that he left England before the as sassination was committed, but, on the other band, some people think his story is not wholly a fabrication. Formidable Nihilist Blot—Arrest of the Conspirators. Additional particulars have jbeen pub lished respecting the recent capture of Nihilists by the police of St. Petersburg. It Beems that they made a descent shortly after midnight on a small wooden house situated in the Yissily Ostroff quarter of the town, and arrested the inmates to the nrnnbor of eighteen persons. On the pre mises was found a printing press; with a lafge number of revolutionary sheets, newly struck oft', besides a collection pf forged blank forms, counterfeit Stamps, &c. The most important dis covery, however, was that of a csn siderable quantity of djnamite which had evidently been prepared on the premises, a well-fitted up laboratory forming part of the establkhmenJ. Explosive bombs were nlso found in various stages of completion. Subsequent arrests have been made in connection with this discovery, and it is said that the total number of persons captured is now over forty. These belong to various classes of society— students, male and female, artisans, nobles, Government official?, and peasants. Con siderable excitement is reported to prevfdl at St. Petersburg io consequence of this disclosure, and it is calculated te> render still more indefinite the date of the Corona tion, which it was thought might atill take place this year.

AMERICAN SUMMARY.

July 30. A treaty has now been made between Corea and the United States by Commo dore Shufeldt. It is said to be productive of great complications. America is said to be made a tool of by China. - Wade made a treaty for Britain.—A letter by Blame, when secretary, has been published, stating that America will sooner annex the Sand wich Islandg'than let tfyem become Britain nixed' or Mongolized.—A telegram frpm Ireland says that Anna Parnell is suffering from brain fever, through distress owing to the death of her sister Fanny, in New York,—Hanlan has recovered his'health.

He has issued a challenge to row any five men two miles straight.. All the races to be within two days of each other.— The Orange demonstration at London, Ontario, was the largest ever known. About 2,800 paraded Toronto.—A success ful experiment was made on the Erie rail road of running a locomotive entirely by hydrogen gaa, produced by chemical de composition of water Tinder the action of Ignited naptha.— The trouble in Egypt has given fresh impetus to the Nicaragmm Canal scheme, which is now under the serious consideration of Congress, The Bill providing for the canal embraces a number of good names. The Bill gives the United States domination of the canal for military purposes. — General Grant has published an opinion re the Egyptian diffi culty which is highly favourable to England. He believes British protection would help the country.—-Mr Ballard, of Queensland, was well received in in San Francisco,— The London " Times" correspondent in New York has made seme remarkable dis coveries re Feniau organisation in America. —A plot was laid to seize Princess Louise during her visit to Manitoba, and keep her as a hostage for the release of suspects in Ireland,—Uther conspiracies had been dis covered by detectives and thwarted.—The English yacht Maggie won the yacht race at Boston, —The Boston merchants petition Congress ra the decline In American ali'p ping, and ss.sk that- a commission De ap pointed, —Tho earthquake ia tho city of Mexico throw down the wails and injured churches, but oniy one parson was I kilied.--A five at Port au Prince des troyed 83 hous as—mostly business places. Outlaws plundered the stoics during ''CH&'"tire. —rJewtiW^iiiSfjH are settling in Kausas on farm settleiucsHa.-^oat crooJble has baen experienced in JVew York' with lluaijiari-Jewitjh refugees. Tlwy are stubborn, and refuaa to keep themselves).— The hoswermrd mails by the Sealandia arrived at Jersey after the Bteamor/^rizoae had sailed, a steamer waa sent after, and overhauled her.-—Tho Mormon* arc making » combined effort to defeat the Anti-po lygamy Bill,—Everett Wheeler appeared before tho 'iaviff Committca, and argued ins iavonr of free trade on bebalf of the Kew York Free Trads Club; —Pre«identl?arrioso, of Guatemala, asked the United .State* to annex, but the request was refused.—The hop crop is the beit ever known in Wash ington territory. Buyers offer 30 cents per pound for new hops.

PARLIAMENTARY

(FROM OVB SPECIAL CORKESPOHDKNT.)

WELLINGTON, this day. Taxation for Railways.

The committee on special taxation to cover deficiencies in loan expenditure is expected from its composition and the known views of the members to recommend that the districts be, as nearly as possible, provincial. There will be great opposition to this,but members tell me that everything is netting into so chaotic a state that they cannot judge the result. This Morning's Session. The House met at 11 o'clock. The Napier HigU School Bill, the Portobello Road Board Enabling Bill, the North Timaru Cemetery Sale Bill, the Gladstone Corporation Ecserve 81l were committed, reported.and read a third time. A Warder's Grievance. Mr Tole presented a petition from Joseph Niblock, warder, complaining of improper dismissal from Mount Eden Gaol. 'Xhe Laio Practitioners Bill. Sir George Grey's Law Practitioners Bill was farther considered In committee.—Mr Holrnea moved to excise Clause 3 — negatived by 34 to 32, and the clause was retained.—Sir George Grey moved that the Bill be read a third time.—Mr West on moved that day six months. The third reading was carried by 3S to 33, and toe Bill passed. Financial Separation. Mr Driver's motion for financial separa tion is a good deal talked about in the lobbies, and it is reported that if tbe resolution be modified be will have the support of the provincial party which Mr Moss has lately been getting together. It is also reported that tbe Government will make a Ministerial question of Mr Driver's motion. Erom all I can learn, members do not expect much change of any kind this ■ session, ax it U so late, but that there will be very great changes when the next begins. The Opposition members com plain that the Government propose nothing, but resort to shifts of all kinds to evade questions, and many of their supporters make the same complaint. Mr W. F. BucJeland's Evidence. Mr Buckland gave evidence before tbe Petitions Enquiry Committee, but he in troduced so much new matter therein when sent him for correction, tbat the committee would not reeeivj it. Favourable ttevort on Kamo Voal. The Rotorua rrrived last night, after 30 hours passage from Napier. On the passage Kamo coal was used, and Mr McQueen, chief engineer, speaks of its good quality. It burns well witn bat little flame, and for steaming purposes he considers it quite equal to Bay of Islands coal. This is tbe third oc casion on which Kamo coal has been used on the Rotorua, and it has been found to improve since tbe first trial. At one time the clinkers became hard, and were very difficult to remove from the fire-bars, but there is no sign of this now, the chief engineer informing me that the clinkers became quite soft and are re moved with ease. Mr McQueen, while admitting the Kamo coal to be of good quality, says it is not equal to the New castle for steaming, and the consumption of the former is also greater than that of the latter. The consumption of Kamo coal by the Koforua is about the same as that from the Bay of Islands—twenty tons per day_. It is understood that most of the Union Company's steamers calling at Auck -1 land will use Kamo coal.

ROBBERY AT THE AUCK LAND HOVEL.

Arrest on Stispicion,

This morning two ineD, named Moses Kousby, of Pukekohe, and George Staina, reported to the police that oh Saturday night or Sunday morning they had been robbed of a considerable sum of mosey. It appears that they had stopped at the Auckland Hotel, and Bousby, on retiring to rest, had in his breast pocket the sum of £33, while Stains had £6 in his trousers pockets. On waking on Sunday morning, they found they had been jobbed of all their money, with the exception of £1, which had been left In JRousby's pocket- book, the latter having been removed from the breast to the si tie pocket. This afternoon a cting-Iletective Jones ar rested, on suspicion, a man named Thomas Binning, second mate of the recently wrecked schooner Elizabeth Curie. When searched, £24 7s Sd was found in his possession.

FIRE ALARMS.

Tub fire alarms in the eastern circuit are at last in satisfactory working order. The circuit comprises five stations, as originally fixed by the City Council, one being in Waterloo Quadrant, another in Albert Park, while the others are at the junctions of Queen and Custom House, Upper Quesn and Grey, and Hobson and Wyndham Streets. A test of the alarms was made this morning, there being present, .His ■ Worship the Mayor, Councillors .Aickjn and Waddell, Mr Furby, officer in charge of the Telegraph Office, Mr B. H. Stevenson, and Mr J. Hughes, Superin tendent of Fire Brigade. The stations were all tested, the Mayor working the instrument in the fire office, and. Messrs Waddell and Aickin operating on the alarm posts. His Worship subsequently weDt round to several of the posts with Messrs Stevenson and Furby, ana gave the signal, Mr Hughes, being in attendance at the office to respond. All were satisfied with the perfect success of the tests. .Now that the eastern circuit has been connected with the station, the western circuit will also be put in order in a few days. •

Mr R. J. Moore was this afternoon re ported to be still in a dangerous state.

General satisfaction will be felt at the in telligence that Dr Philaon is gradually gaining strength, and that he IS now in a fair way towards recovery. He ia in good spirits, and to-day was muoh better in health as to allow of his removal from one bed to. another.

At the meeting of St. James's Mutual mprovement Association ' this evening, ssays upon "Saladina" and''Sir Henry Havelock" respectively will be read by Messrs Wilson Skeen, aud J. A. Snedden.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

EEUTKES TELUQRAMS.

The Bombardment of Aboukir.

A Clever Hxiae to Diaarni the natives of Port Said. ALEXANDRIA, August 20. The British fleet and transports which left here yesterday did not stop>t Aboukir, but paised on and proceeded to Port Said. The Natives of Port Said Dis armed. On arrival there a body of sailors was landed, and all the natives in the place were disarmed. No resistance was offered by the latter. 2'he Bombardment of Aboukir. This iuße having been successfully ac complished, it is now probable that the fleet and tramporta will proceed to-day to Akoukir, and forthwith commence an assault on the forts there. Truffle in Canal Stopped. All traffic through the Suez Canal is temporarily stopped, by order of Sir Garnet Wolsoley. Skirmish with Arabi. It Is now. Icuowxi thnt the; cannonade which was heard yesterday in the direc tion of Mahumudieh Canal was tho outcome of the ekinnish which occurred between Qeneial Hamley'a advanosdguard, arfa V&tiVwAntcyMta .rjevpnd Kafrndnwar. The action was cot ot a serioua chftrfl«iC> 1 and the casualties on either side, w.ero Blight. ALEXANDRIA, August 18. The whole ot tho first divi'siou of tho British forces about to be <te»vitc!ied to co operate with the tleet in the! attack upon Aboukir, ant] to laad at that place, have embarked on board the transports which arc all ready to Bail. Three regiments of Briueh troops reju&in here «3 a garrisoa lor the city. August 19. Sir Garnet Wolseley and Sir John Adye. Chief of the StaiT, have embarked on board the troopship Salanug for Aboukir. The former will command the operations for tho attack upon that plaoe. Admiral Sit Beauchamp Seymour does not accompany the licet, but remains in Alexandria. LATBK. The transports with the British first division have loft, ami are now steaming to the eastward, beund for Aboukir. Mi the vessel* are full of troops. Heavy Cannonade. ALEXANDRIA (Saturday night). . A continuous and heavy cannonade has been distinctly heard in the direction of the Mahmudieh Oanal, but tho cause of the firing is not vet known,

SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

Disarmament}?/ Port Said. LONDON, Aug. 20th, 5.36 p m. There are 17 transports and five men-of? war at Port Said. X , AH the Arab dhows hive been disarmed, and daring th« night the European quarter liai been entrenched, (ho tele graph lines to Suez secured, and Knntara and Ismaila have been occupied. The enemy have been routed in a skir» mish at Eefacb.. The AbouJcir Expedition. The Serapis troopship and the gunboats have left Alexandria to reinforce the Aboukir expedition. More Troops. The Black Watch and other reinforce ments have arrived at Alexandria. Suez Canal Protectorate. LONDON, August 20, 8 a.m. The Envoys at the Conference have signed the Canal Protectorate and a Naval Commission will meet at Port Slid to execute it. Skirmish at fiamleh. A short skirmlih between outposts occurred at Kamleh this afternoon. The ciemy attacked steadily, but the British, , who were unprepared, withdrew.' Their ironclad train was then despatched down the line, and cannonaded the enemy severely. Tradesmen are returning to Cairo. Ihe Attack upon Kafradowar. LONDON, August 18. The British troops destined for the attack on Kafradowar have embarked at Alexan dria, but their precise- point of lauding is doubtful. Turkey Kelies on Russia's Help, The Sultan, it is believed, is relying on the support of Kunsia, and evinces a dis position to land Turkish troops in Bgypt in defiance of Eugland. Indian lroops at Aden.

Major-General McPherson, C.8., V.C., has arrived at Aden with tbe first detach ment of Indian troops.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONUENTJ3 )

COttOMANDEL, this day. MYSTEBIOUS DISAPPEARANCE.

The police, this morning, received in formation that a well-known hotelkeeper was missing. Constable Hobson, oo mak? ing enquiries, found tbat tbe missing gen tleman had slept downstairs yesterday evening, but nothing was Been of him this morning. A letter was found on the table, signed by him, biddiog adieu to his child ren and asking them to be good to their mamma, " wnen (the letter read) hp would have joined those who had gone before.

CAMBRIDGE, this day. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

A man named Thomas Falluan, plough man, fell off a horse when drunk at Cam* bridge on Saturday night, and is suffering from concussion of the brain. He was stt tended by Dr Cusheny, and is in a critical state.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WANGANUI, this day, The prospectus of the Wanganui Steam Shipping Company has been withdrawn for want of sufficient support.

OAMARU, this day,

A small cottage and its contents were burned early this morning. The building was insured for £100 in the Soutk British, and the furniture for £50 in the Colonial. •

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. POISONING IN FOOD. Yesterday the family of G. W. Howard, Kilmorc-Btrcct, partook of bullocks" liver and snot dumplings for dinner. 1 hey were all subsequently, taken ill, and a little gir} three years old died' this morning, - DIPTHERfA. Siptheria is becoming very prevalent in Horth Canterbury, EARTHQUAKE. a slight shock of earthquake was ex» perienced at Bangiora yesterday afternoon, TIMARU, Sunday. FIRE AT TIMARU. A fire broke out at three o'clock this morning, in Coxhead's photographic shop, one of a block ia George-street. It was first noticed by a loud explosion, the roof of the building and the windows being blown out. The flames'spread rapidly to an empty shop on one side, and Wood and Smith's drapery, and Turnbull's grocer's shop and other building, all of wood and very old. All bat Turnbuli's were destroyed, and Ha. goods were seriously damaged by fire surd water. This is 1 the fourth time thjs bl«ck has been on fire, within sis or'eight months, in every case [under suspicious cireuiyt stances. The following are the insurances: —E. Tutnbull, on stock, £SQQ, in the Standard; Wood and Smith, on stock, £800, in the National; Cqxhead, an stock, £100, i» the Standard.' The whole of the buildings in the block bejong to Messrs Quinn Brothers, and are insured in the London, Liverpool, and Globe, but half of them escapee. Mr Tumbril's Iqis will be considerably above the insurance,

CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTKR'S OABLEGUA.MS.J ' Troops for Ireland. LONDON, August 20. | The reserves have reinforced the troops In Ireland. Sculling Championship. I Wallace Ross claims supremacy unless ■jfonlan agrees to compete with him. COMMERCIAL. Consols remain at 99J. There are no (hanges to report in colonial securities, Iteadstuff3 or tallow. Ofi'-cqast cargoes of Adelaide wheat are now realising 48s. The total quantity of wheat afloat for United Kingdom is 2,330,000 quarters. ADJOURNMENT OF PAKLIaMENT. LONDON, August 18. Both Houses of Parliament adjourned to-day until October, when an extraor dinary autumn seßoion will be held, for the purpose of dealing with Mr Gladstone's new iulos of procedure. ATJSIKALIAN ELEVEN AT PORTS MOUTH. LONDON,: August 18. T!;s cricket match, between the Anstra liaT) team aud the united eleven of the Sov.ili of England was resumed at Ports mouth to-day. The - weather was again yery fine, and a very large number of spnetatora visitod the ground during the : day. Great interest im beinp taken in the match. lue Auatra liaaß,' with Qua vricket dovn, continued ■ thftir iint iauings, which uloscd for 141, Tha J-^lioKt'-scorers were: Blncktiam! caught, 06 ; "i-a»Annan, . lbw, 2G j and Koran, bowled 18. 'fno TJttfttao^rijKi Englishmen was very and iht.-u fielding was excellent. ' The Home tenra then commenced their second innings, anil •when the Efßiapa were, drawn for the day had scored 127 for the loss of six wickets, AUSTRALIAN CRICKST MATCH. LONDON, .August 19. The return cricket match between the Australian and United Smith England r-aa resumed to-day at Portsmouth. There was again a large attendance, aad the weather was vory fine. The Home team, with six wickets down for 127, continued their second innings. The remaining four wickets fell for 25, and the innings thus closed for a total of 152. The Hod, A. Lyttclton was the highest scorer with 61 runs. The Australians requiring 207 runs to win, went in for their second innings. A one of the bstemen— save Bannerrnnn, Murdoch and Bonnor— made any stand against the splendid bowl i_g and fielding of the Englishmen, and the innings at length closed for a total of 187, leaving the Home team winners by 20 rung, In the Australians' second innings Hannermau was caught for 30; Murdoch caught for 43, and JJonnor caught and bowled for 6G-

AUSTRALIAN.

SYDNEY, this day. Arrived, on 19th : Hero, from Aucklaad SIX 11. PAttKES AND TuE AMERI CAN TABIFK. SYDNEY, August 10. Si; Hpnry Parkes is issuing a circular despatch to tbo Australian and New Zea land Governments on the subject of his negotiations with the United States Gov ernment with regard to wool duties.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

THE SENTENCED M.P. LONDON, August 18 (7.25 p.m.) Public opinion severely condemns the severity of Judge Lawson's sentosce on Mr Gray, M.P., In the " Freeman's Journal " libel case. An outrage, supposed to be in revenge ( has been committed at Loughmask on tome suspected informers. LONDON, August 18. MOKE IRISH MUKDEKS. A family of fonr persons, supposed to be informers, have been murdered near Lough Conn in Connaughf;.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Aucjost 21, JBB2, Rank of New Zealand—Bellew, £2315s National Bank—Buyers, 79fl New Zealand Insurance—Sellers, 79s South British—Buyers, 62b National Insurance—sellers, SOi Union Insurance—Sellers, 218 Thames Gas—Sellers, 28s Union Sash and Door Co.--8 163, £2 (new) . * uckland Timber— Buyew, £7 Northern B.S. Company—Sellers, 11s Aooident Assurance—Buyers, Is Cd Moanata<ari G.M.C.-Sollers, 17s Albnrnia—Buyers. 178 Knranoi Hill—Sellers, Tb North Devon—& 6d ; buyers, 2s 3d; sellers, w 6a Queen of Boauty-Zls 6d,; selleru. 20s 6d Deep Level Trlbuto-SeUers. Is 3d Prinoa Imperial-Buyers, 8s; sellers, 93 9d Premier—Sellers, ga 6d Martha—filers, 6s 6d Unafore—Buyers, la id JOBKPH NBWMAN, Chairman.

In a paragraph which appeared in our last if sue with reference to the anniversary of Court Eureka, A.0.F., it was stated that all "Oddfellows" were invited to attend. The quoted woid should have read Foresters however. Oddfellows of coprse arc welcome to come just as the rest of the general public, but the invitation is specially addressed to members of tiip Ancient Order of Foresters

An intcrprovincial football match is tp be played at Mosgiel, to which phoap ex pursion trains will run, on Saturday. The Otngo team is comprised of: Galbralth, Crawshaw, Farr, W. Allen, J. Allan (captain), Austin, BrowD, Chapman, Powler, Fo^i Hamor, Niehol, Bobprtaon,

THE EVENING STAR THURSDAYM , HATKL



Maetinuß. | ODGE WAJTEMATA, No. $9, E.C. Tfao Rettnlar Monthly-Mooting will be hold fa the Lodge-room. Freemasona' Hall, Princes- Btreet. THIS KVENINs, at 7.30 o'clock. By order. HJINRY G. WADE, P.M., Booretary. T 0. «. T. New Hal), Onehnnga — Mnal Notice.—Mew bera of the above Order intending to bo present at the Opening ot the abova Hall are requested to Meet at the Stone School-room on FRIDAY, the Kth (nsc, at 7 o'oloote p.m. sharp, to form In Proossslon and March to the New Ball. JOHN SHAW. Sec, S~~T, ANDKEW'B PKESBYTEBIAN CHURCH. MR JACOB PITMAN Has kindly consented to deliver a Leotare on PHONOGRAHY, For the benefit ot St. Andrew's Chnroh Build- Ins Improvement Fond, on THURSDAY KVKNING. AUOCSI 24, In St. Andrew's Schoolroom, Symondsetreet, The Rev. A. Carrlok In the chair, Doors open at 7.30; Leotare at 8. Tickets, la each; mar be had ot Mr Chapman, Bookseller, Or of the office-bearers. HI AUQKLAKD AND NORTH SHORE FFRRY COMPANY (litMlT'Di) Notice la hereby given that a General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at tbe Company's Offloe, No. 1. Son h British Buildings, Qaecn-Btreet, Auokland, on MONDAY, the 28th day ot AnptUßt, at 3 o'clook In the afternoon, for the purpose of confirming a Beaolation passed at a General Meeting of shareholder's of the above Company on the 28th day of July, 1882 and which Resolution is aa follows:—" That the Anohlandand North Shore Steam Ferry Company (Limited) be Wound-up voluntarily, atd that Mr George Fraeer bj ap pointed Liquidator.'! Dated Au*net 21.1882 By order of the Directors. T. H. GLOVKR, Ssoratary. BLU? PETBR GOLD MINING COM PANY (LI MITKD). The Annual General Meeting ot Shareholders, will be held at the office of the Companyi Short'and'gtreet. Auokland. on WU.DNJHDAY. SOth August, at 2 o'clock p.m. F. RING, Secretary, Auokland, 16th August, 1832, Tenders. DO ROUGH O* PAKNELL. TO PAINTERS, &0» Tenders will b,e rs&elved at the Borough CounollOfgoo up to 6. p.m. on MONDAY, the 28th instant, for Nama-plateß for Streets, Roads, &0., In the said Borongh. Pattern Plato to ba seen at the Borough Council Offloe hetween Xbfi hoars of 9 and 10 a.m.. find 4 and 5 p,m, g, RBYNOI.DS, Augußtgl,!^. Tow? Clerfc mo b v it, i> kr s. Tondeiß will be received until noon o( 7RI , DAY, 2{sth August, lor the Kreciloo of Shop ' and DwelllnK-houee in Linooln-street, PCS'! 1 Bonby, Plans and specifications to be seen, and ) tenders received, at F. Prime & Co.'s, Iron ; mongers, Newton. The lowest ox any tendrr , doc necessarily accepted. /'«■ continuation, ttt Hirst Pagt.



'<Vju_?.o.<_. ANTED, good Bu'shnien; also Mi«h___ IMen1 for mUI, 'Whangapo-a.- Apply Ni<*^MßtowMl]om£any. \kj &in i i.i>, a smari Boy.—App^y at *T oiyHsJt H. J_oobaandUo,,Bootmakers, Viotc____Bweetr SSTKD, a Competent Dressmaker for th« country.—Apply M»okie, Logan, Steer and'Co,. Darby-street. ANTED, a Housemaid that can Wait at Table.—Apply any morning before one o'olook to Mra Baratow, Bpaom. I*/"ANTED, a Barmaid; previous ex- V* perlence not neoegaary.—Thistle Hotel. WANTED, General Servant tor Oen tlem«L-'s Family, only two children, other servant kept, plain cooking, good plaoe.— Mrs Klsmore'g Regletry. SBortland-street. WANTiSD, a Man or Youth for a few hoursocoaßionally todrnw Lady's Invalid ohair.— Apply at once," P.." ofßoe of this paper. ANTED, a good Bricklayer to Build two Chimneys; labour only.—Apply to Charles Katon. Orakel Road, Remuera, orpo- Biteßntoher'fl shoo. WANTED, a Youth.—Apply to C. Canning, Qaeen-street ANTED, an active Canvasser, — John Bade, High-street. ANTBD, Youths as Apprentices and Inmrovers in tho Benoh Department.— Northern Boot and ahoe Co. (Limited). ANTED, a respectable General Ser vant—Apply Mrs George Winstone, ■Willlam'Btreet (near St. James's Church, Wel- Hnßtoustrcot). .. i AKTiiD,. a respectable Youth to Drive c Baicara Cart.—Apply thta offlco. »»7A-*TBD, a/good General Servant.— VY Apply _|ra3..laiiburj^ Ponso-by. ANTED, Bawyers, Machine Panda, aud "Yardbinea te- Bueh Mill.-_pply Union Saaii aud Door ___, Mech-rtta*'1 Bay, AS/ANTED, Two Gooa Unrpanterß for •YY'' BnlWlng sni KomovlnK "Woubsb at Wbanijapcuft, by.Bonitflot.— &pply N 55. 'limber CO, ■' ' .;J. _J_j 1 i ; W*ivlßn.. .'Apprentices to the Dre33 niak)_ii. vW iMutntoah, WoUlngtou- Btriiat (corner Nau.v. ■ju?:j. WAN f¥i)V ; .':7i;diately',Twv'i,J£ouse- raaia.r-A:.,.ir before I_. 6roloo!c Is-Afrs Rnck, Proßjieut E./.-jtl, F_r_e___^ _X \»TANTED"*a"thorough tp)od Tailor, V T - woco oi; vi- :haa r ataady man need apply.—J. wilUitw:. ?tctorla-etreet. __•■;' "ITjrANTitD, oil active and energetic Man as TnAVBLtiNQ Aqsst for tho National Mutual Life Association. Remuuora, tion partly by salary and partly by commission, Address— MR. JOHN MILNK, Queen-street, Auokland, ANTED, a Tinsmith; constant em ployment to a Rood hand,—Apply at once to M. McDarmott. Vlotoria-itreet Kaat. ANTED, Wharf Carpenters for St. Heller's Bay Wh&rf —apply Hunt and WhitO, Contractors ou Qilecn-atroot Wharf. WANTED, n House}seeper.—Apply by lettar Bog 262. Post Office. Anokland. WaNTUD, a trustworthy person as Nurse.—Mrs Chtog, near at. Luke'a Churoh, Remnera. ANTED, a strong active Lad.—Apply to A. Beanor, Aroh Hill Foundry. If sultable will be taught the trade. WANTED, a respectable Boy as an apprentice. — Apply to W. S. Jones, Saddler. WANTED, a Young Man accustomed to Btoro work and paoKtng.—Apply, J. O. Sharland and Co. WANTEi/, a uenerai aervant; must bo a good plain oook.-Apply Mrs Dalton, Panama Honao, Lower Bymonda-atreet. VV ANTED, good t-Kmgbman (single)— - • « swing plough.—Metoalfe and Hill, 29, N.Z. Inanranoe Buildings. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Wnsleyan P-rsonage. Onahunga. WANTED,for s, Farm connected with a Butchery up-country, a decent middle ngod Married Couple—woman bb housekeeper, man to look after plgn. garde., and aeelßt in slaughter-houßO, Good wages and comfortable homo.—At ply te Hart & Co., Auckland Market. \\l ANTHD, by a First-class Femalo II Cook, Situation (town or country); flrot-olaea ruftirencoj. —Apply by letter to K. Camoron, Star Offljo. vftf ANTED, Apprentices to the aress- Vt making; palna will be taken toteaoil them the trade—applyKpsom, Post offloo. VUANTBU, a good General Servant; T» reference required.-Mrs Oliver, Wes leyan Parsonage. Qrafton Koad. \\f ANTED, by a young Lady occupied v T in tho day time, Boqrd and Residfenoe with a private family (elderly couple proforrcdl. Write stating terms, to A. 8.C., oare ot T. B, Hill Chemlat. Anolcland. - WANTED, a good General servant accustomed to children.—.Apply Mrs Perolval. Green Lano. WANTBD, a Nursemaid.—Apply Mrs Gabriel Lewis. CKorke-etreet, Albert Park. i*/■ ANTuD, a good General Servant.— t T Swan Inn. Btrand. Mechanlos' Bay. \*7ANTED, a Nursec;irl, not under 1C V » years.—Apply Btar offloe. ANi'tilJ, oraers ior J>reed Suits at 65a --J. H. Dalton. Victoria street Bant WANTBD TO SttLL, Two or Three Light 'Busses in good repair,—W, Crowther, Wellesley-Btreot. \\j a«TJtsD to Sell, a nearly new centre- T V board Yacht, well found and ooppered.— 0. Bailey,. hlpbullder, near the Dock. AH TED to Bire or Purchase, a Counter Show-oaße.—Apply M. Han trive, 11)5, Queen-street (Theatre Koyal'flulld lngs), WAHTKD K.NOWIS— llmpleyers .up piled with Labour on shortest notice, and Servants of all kinds every day—At Arui atrong and Co.'a Labour Bxohange, 177, Qusen street. . WANTED KNuwm—The only fer feet Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by applying to Professor QusßSOtt, the only Practical Herbalist In the Colony.—tihortland-Btreet. V\7 ANTED KNOWN—That Members IT of Auckland Phonographki Society, and others wishing to jiln, meet at the Temperanpe Hall TO-MORROW (Tuesday) KVtcNINO-, at 7.30 o'olook. Elementary Olaes at B o'clock. ANTED, the Public to See the Ad vertlsemont of the Vlotoria Loan Offloe. —B. H. KKKBING, Lioensed Pawnbroker, Vlo toria-Btrect, oppoalta Royal Mall Hotel. WANTED, two Gentlemen Hoarders to join at front bedroom, with use of Bit ting-room and piano, &o.: terms moderate.— For address apply at this offloe. WANTJtD KNOWN — Unredeemed Pledges Will be Sold at Mr Arthurs Mart on Monday next. 28th Instant, at 11 o'olock For particulars see Advertisement in " Herald" on Wednesday, 23rd, and Star of Thursday, 2Jih inßtant,—James Kge, Pawnbroker. aNTBD, to Purchase, Puriri heavy Fenolng Posts; also, heart of kauri Shingles and Palings, — Apply, Auckland Timber Company (late Holdßhip's). ** • ANTED, two respectable young Men V T as Boarders in a private family, 'where no others are kopt,—lnquire third banse on right-hand side of 'Franklin Road from Pon- Bonby Road. WANTBD to Hell, a Handsome Piano forte, by Bateman, price £25. the owner leaving New Zealand.—Apply at thla offloe. vt^- ANTED KNOWN — That instal'- YT mentsupon Sewing Machines must be paid promptly, or legal proceedings will be taken.—W. C. Dennee, Qneen-strett. . W"^ ANTED KJSOWN.—JR. Kew, Vic toiia-stroet, gives an exceptionally high prloe (oash on delivery) tor really 1 ood Fresh Bntter; ly WANTED KNOWN, tKat nowhere are better qualities in Teog procurable than at the Royal Ten Mart. A trial will furnish the best test ot their exoellenoe; the increasing sale is proof that they please the consumers. Price 2a 23 Id, 2a Bd, 2s 10(5, and Sa per lb; Con gou Teas, Is Od, is lid, and Is lOd per lb. General Groceries and Provisions, we keep the boat qualltlss, for quality alone is the true test of cheapness. Ourmotto la quality andohcapnees combined. Families waited on for orders in all parts of the city and suburbs. Goods delivered. -R. FRKNCH Grocer, Tea and Provlßion Dealer, Tbe Royal Tea Mart, Karangahape Road. Anokland. ■ ANTED, THE JPUBJ_IC TO GO TO GOQPSON'B LONDON ARCADE For. HQQks and Ftationory at English Prices Purses, if you want a gooa assortment to ohoose from Fans I Fans 1 Fans I Farm! Gold and Sliver Jewellery, newest designs Glycerine, Toilet, Honey, and Almond Soap PIB6BO and Lubln's, Deleroid's, and Goßnell's Scents Brushes acd Combs, all sorts and eisses Workboxes and Desks Photo and -)orap Albums Bleotro-Plate, Clocks. Watohes Toys and Gsmeß; and for anything else you may want, Try Goodeon's London Arcade, 118, Qneenat?eet. W AifTBD Known, It is the growing opinion that UlO Best V?,lue in DRAPERY GOQna can ha he,d at J, EENDEWS, BRIGHTON HOUSE, Top or Gbey-.stbbet- A Lot of Blaok StD_w Hats, worth bom Is to 3a fid, offered at Gd and is each 134n0h. Haavy Whlta Twill Sheeting, llja I h-iTa a Special Prloe, for a ehort time only, for the New White Crotohet Qullt_-2sy«!i long. 7alid; 2|yda Jong, S. lid; 3sda lons, U»94 51-ieoh Stunt Twill Unkleaohed Shooting, Is r yw4 A Lot of Azminßter Door Slips, elza 30 z 12 inoheo, 2s lid, much under usual price.



-~ Waatec. ( WANTED, Hck and Shovel Hands.— Apply at once at the works, nex* H. B. Morton's Store, Custamhuuse-streot. WASTED, respectable young Men, en gaged during the day, to occupy Apart ments at Norfolk House. Good tebleji moderato charges, and every comfort.-Mrs Jeffrey, Nor folk House, Vinoent-street (two doors above Dr Maodonald). W ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply VY to Mrs Me Master, 212, queen-street. WANTED, a Boy able to milk.—Apply to G Hnlme, Butcher, Qaeen-street WANTED, a Shopman,—Apply to G. Hulme. Batoher. Queen-street. ■ WANTED— Wanted to Sell (uncap) 2,008 Pieoea of 3ponge. frpm 3d to Is 8d; 600 Pairs of Vases, 8d pair; 50 doz odd White __d aofd China Cups. 7a each 6 for 3s: 60 gross Penholders, 2s per gross, 4 tor Id; _?0 boxes Pens lid box, 3 boxos for 2a 6di Engraved wfne GU-isos.'ld. 38 61 doz; 100 Dozen wine Qi£m£ only 3d, 28 6d dozen; Wator BotUea and Upb, from 861 to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2b 3d toss 61 Cut Tumblers, 6d, 6s 6d doz; Cheap Tumbler'a. 3d. 5 for In; Carved Bread Plates. •2s; Bread Knives, only 6d; Key Blrws, 6d doz; Small Brass Pafltooke, 8d; 100 doz Kngraved Glass Jugs, 9d. 3i tor 2s; Cups and eaucers, Ss 6d and 43 6d doz: Plates, la lOd to is Gd a doz.: Lot of Joss 6d such ; Jugs 2s to is; Set Glass ] Candleßtiolu, 6d: Candleß. 8d lb; Lemon Peel, is 6d lb; Dried &fe_^^iffi^>Si FS^ir p6L«ssn 0 B&d^ is ? m« 10Q box i gooa Tea, Is 8d lb. 2 £ g S D^afel^iauf^V^^ on?y2d each-large Pictures. 7d eaoh. 2 for la; Teaspoons??-. 3d, and id; Brown.Teapots, from mmwm Olnnor Sow. ft-d S Uhdß of iw?*rt«l Cttaa. «0 oairs of Speotaoleß, Vt pair. 3 V^Jf vdc-7 • Trays la Si". Ku-t TroDfi. only va ; 103 noil only M eaoh ; manor Maw. Uud i»« -* «J L.',*J_ !i«vi polls li is iii, aud 1b Cd; i ton aooti. j£Sor-Ab..-P. WATTS. PJtt-Btr.'ot. nwrijig &toW doors above (next.-..Mr Bobin- j ■o_'C, Tlnginit-).1 '••-•■•\_____a_.-^!_v.rl *■«-•-,■ W^pANTEP- orders for'lergb^S, from Vlotorln-styeetK\Bt^ ■■•■ ;■'■ ■,-■,; ■*-.•.■■ S~TORftMAK wanted io:; Yvlwiif^poua ; must bo ab!c i»-«i»Bi_fyV^Booft*e«pJn«;. Good rßfaranoon ri^;jited.';-;A_lttfjß¥V..:*t»tins salary re(ia!r_dj£H.l\JW-S;««fi6.__ ;; •\7HPAUGONASITIpr--Fvivate Papifs JL wanted by a CerM.ioatod Toaoncr ot Shorthand. Terms moden>ij.—Addroas Pbono grapher, "FreePreaa" Offloe. ' A __-__^«-, Ecoleslaßtlcai. OOCIKTV OF FUIEN&SI 133AA0 SHARP "__FjQ3KPH J. NEAVK, of the above Religious Society. Misters of the UotpeL lovingly invite all who Incline jo attend a Meeting for Divine WoraWp, 10-MOEKOW (Tuesday? EVKNINQ, at the Lecture Hall of i_ e S.O.A,, Wellesley-Btreet, at hall-past 7 o'cloofT No Collection. New Teas. « TNDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE JL HOUSE,' 95, VICTORIA.STKEET. Owing to the growing popularity of PURK INDIAN TEAB, and their undouDted super iority over many of the light China kinds, to gether- with their absolute freedom from FORKIBN LEAH", and the absenoe of all kinds of artificial scents Imported from fi iworlng atrfabs, &c, &c, the undersigned doemß it prudent to offer his numeroue Tea Patrons qnotationa for PURK INDIAN TKAB, un mixed with China sorts. Being a Direct Importer from the famous Calcutta Tea t-yndioato will be a suffloient guarantee of their PURITY, and also Of their values, their being no Intervening profit be tween him and the Syndicate. NO. 1 -PURK BROKEN PEKOK _ND 80U -- OIJONG BLBNDat2/2#H). XTO. Q-PURK s-OUCHONSAND DAB iN A JRKLING PBKUK BLKND at 2/6 *lb. NO. O-PORE PBKOK SOUCHONG O AND CHOIOKBT UARJKE LING BLKND at 3/ W ft. A Reduction of 20. V B>. ox 12U>. Parcsls. "BKRTIK SAVKRNA" HAM 3 AND BACON, QuaUt?Splendld, Prime Cuta, 1/ V ib. Terms Cash. Less by the Side. Blend Teas. Prides Ccthbrn?. CHOICEST PURK BROKEN PANYONG CONGQU. Thiq Tea for valne in the cup Is worth pence per pound score money. Price, Is Gd per lb. A SPLENDID DARJEKLING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a b!end of Pure India and China Teas. Price, 1/8 lb. " TBA KXTRAORDINARYI" Xho ready sale this Tea commands proves It worthy i tbo name. JHrloe, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTORE." A blend ot hifih oared first orop India and China Teas; will improve with lengthonod brewing in the pot, end prove itself an economlo high-class Family Tea. Prloe, 2/6 per lb. ,'VKRY RICH DEEP BROWN TBA," A combination of some of the FnuitST. the bthong-bt, and the kichkst flavodkbd Tsiva Imported. Price. 3/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stock ot SItTINGS in London and Foochow, and the desire to make room (or farther shipments, the undersigned will sail the b-lanoo of bis present stock of PURE OtllNA BIFTINGB at •i S. oD. PER JJB. (quality undeniable). x a- Fredk. Whitehead, Qg yiCTORIA-STRBET, ( T^EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883 '. The undersigned begs to notify the arrival, per 8.8. Ringarooma (transhipped ex s.s, Hun garian, from Foo Chow), of a FURTHER SHIPMENT OF New Teasi .New Tbasj Consisting ot— 11A9 "PACKAGES, LLVA JTaokages, INOIiUDING SBVERAL BXCEPTIONALLY FINE TEAS. Mr Samples tor Liquoring ou application, T£l H. B, Morton. 20th July, 1882. \TEW SEASON'S TEAS. 4 FUBTHW SHIPMENT OF NEW S-ASON'A QPREAD -CIAGLE rjtEAS (In half-ohebts and Boxes). Having come to hand per a.tr. Hero (tranehlppej ex e.s. Hungarian^, and being advised of o.ther Shipments now due at Mol bourno, I am prepared to quote at Lowest Kates. SAMPLES FOR LIQUOBING ON APPLICATION JO.HN BUCHANAN, CUBTOM-gOUaB-STEEBT, Q-azette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPKEMiS COUET OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In. tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditor! Act, 1876." and the amendments thereof and ot the Bankruptcy ot John C_m« SELL AB.EHNKTDY, a UebtOl. This is to notify that John Campbell Aber nethy, of Auckland, Clerk, has this day filed i Statement th-t be is unable to meet bis en g&geme-ts with his Creditor.; the First Meet ing of Creditors to be held it ;be aupremi Dourt Buildings, Auokland. on MONDAY thi twenty-eighth day of Augnßt. 1882, at the hou oi eleven o'clock in tne fcronocn. Dated at Auckland, this 2let dor of An«Qi.t ■ ' Q, W. BASLET, H.WrvUAMScm. "***«• SoUqltor (or the Debtor,,



-j . qin»iiii"ii t. . . irrre Personal. Wlhlt bo at Church on Wednesday; latter at lv_ JAM?S a7bUK.NS.-A letter for you at Mr Mearß's, Bookseller, Queen-street. To Lot. TO LET, Two Convenient Unfurnished Rooms, with nse ot sitchon.— 'J'hird Honse past Newton Road, Great North Road. rpO LET, Shop with 5-roomed House JL attached. Thoreisavery steady business in commotion with the Shop, whloh Is well fitted, &o.—Apply Mr J. 8. Jackson, Lome Btreet, opposite Lome-street Hall. TD J.ET,' a Pive-roomed House with very large allotment, sltua-ed In St. George's Bay Road, Parcel). Xhli id a moat healthy looality, and tbe property oommandß a magnlflosnt view.—For particulars apply to Jdo. 8. Leplne. aTAR offlce. rglO LET, a Furnished Koom saitabie 1 for a Single Man; board it reqnired. Terms moderate.—Aoply Mr MoKay, Freeman'« Bay (next to Freeman a Bay Hotel). ' t \O LET, a Furnished Bouse of 8 rooms, fi with a good Piano. There Is Stable, Buggy-house, and Tennis Court,—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray. 42, Queen-street. rgiO LET, comfortable 5-roomed House in 1 Conquest Place, and 7-ioomad House In Brighton Hand. Paroeil.—W. and J. Prater, Land Agents. Queen-street. r|lO LJBT, i Comfortable six-roomed JL Honse In Conquest Plaoe, with good view of the harbour; srood garden.—Apply Mr T. Qracge. Conquest Place. rfflO LET, a Family Residence at Epsom, X with 60 acres of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Di Cloghorn. Bpßom. TO LET, Remuera, within 10 minutes ot Railway Station, a Nine-roomed House, with largepieoeof Ground, beautifully Bitnated on main load—Apply to Wm. Dinnison, New market. ' ri^O LET, Two Bed rooms and Sitting- Jl room (furnished), with or without board, .and attondanoa'—Apply White House, Parnell. mO'LET, Two Seven-Boomed Cottages A™?:ismt(:"i a* Kdßn Terraoe.-Eno.uire ot Mr A. WlUlaiflß. atcrofcoopsr, opposite Kdea Vine mo LKT, for~a Lady~(md;Qeattemau, ",-%.. .WeJllfuralßhed1 Apartments. No othor .Inac«3Oc dii»!4ren.—ippiy to ooHago epiHMlta j-AjMcg Hotel. Weiloeley-atiCßt yeat. •jp -\,.."U Ii '' E ■ T.\ J . ■ > . " _ iiiiiim , " ._■"•■ t _OAIRY JfAHM-A vory Jlc3lr_ble JUttlo ' Dairy S'afin.situßts s; Uawoie, Kent aiodfi rAto and terms e«3*f, ""' *T IS£> i &,EyAJS'S,• -" ■■ ' -. .;' ,yl.VJStA'iy^AflßS^ "JM-SS'S>^> B'• ' <> ,S . -li ~~~ if ■.-• ~,_-'..'Jit. TO -RONMONGBRB,' CbOTHIRRS, CABINKT-MAKlins. JaWEfjLßn3. AND OTHSKS. .■ ,'£o Lai. tboso One Concrete Show at the oorccr of Pict aud Grey streets. PlKo-Klsse WnAowa; water and jjob laid on. By tv fchs _bsßt buslaesa stand oat of Queen Htroet, Plans ut say ofiloo. Posfleuston In about three weekg. ' .t J. M. LENNOX, ■• Bstata Agent. Auokland. rJi O L B T. MODNT SDKV-Most DoUrable Raßldence. (lHlta now, and thoroughly well flniahod, 7 rooms, waah-honse, &c, &o. QKokq K-3TRKKT. Ponaonby- House, 5 rooms, large allotment, tea., &o MELifOKU - aTßHiar, Ponsonby- Eoßlrablo villa Resiilenos, 7 rooms, pantry, dairy, Btable, baggy-houso. fto.. &o. COLLEGB HILL, Ponsonby—Now Houso, Of 6 rooms, pantry, tank, Scq,, &o. I>. F. BVAN3, ____^ Kstato Agent. Qneen-stroet. OFFICE TO LKT,—Apply at G.N.L.A, Rooms, Queen-street. For Sale, U* O R S A L K. TB AKOHA-62 aoresoTFlrst-olassLand, all Ploughable (leasehold, 21 years at £20 a-year), with a New well-built Cottage of i rooms, iron roof. The land Is olose to the Battery now being ereotoa. F. J. MOSS & CO.. Shortland-etreet. tfiOK SALE—An Eight-roomed House -t for Sals in York-sireet, 1* ewton; good well, and gas laid Qn.-A.pply next door to Mr Frankhain. York-Btteet, Newton. ti'OK SALE, 2 Pug Mills in goad work- V ing order.—J. Friar Clarke. Ma 21, N,Z. Insurance B-lldlngß. Queen-street. PKIZE POULTKST JSGGS FOX SALE, —J, Cornwell will dispose of a limited number of Sittings from his oarefully-Beleoted Stook of the fo'lowlng breefls:—Langshans, Dark Brahmae, Pile Game, and Rouen Duck, 'rice, 10a Sd per sitting of 13 eggs.—For par tculars apply to Bishop's Store, Ponsonby Road. Ifiuß SALE, very cheap, Spring Cart, 1 Horse, and Harness; own.?r no urn for them.—Apply W. A. rhomon'a New Store. Wood-street, Ponsonby. tp O X S A L f, MANAIA SAWMILL AND BUSH. For particulars apply to Jig Dunbaii, or 1"), H. MoKeszig, Fort-Btreet, Auckland. tp O X S A JL E, 1 ALLOTMENTS. PONSONBY ROAD-Valuable Business Site (near FrankUn Road), 28 x lia OOLLKGE ROAD-Allotment 33 x 100, £S per foot, NOKFQLK-STREET-Cholce Allotment, 8200. NEKTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100, £15. ELLURSLIE (close to Statlon)-l-aore, each fi 0, IS-isy terms. Also, several desirable Cottages on terms to suit purchasers. Labour Kxohango and Estate Agenoy, Hish-street.—A. T. Carter. Manager IAOK SALE, ON EASY TERMS,Farms t of any size from SO. to 506 acroH of good jand, partly Improved, near Pubekohe; also. A aores rich Lan.d at Pukekohe. and 81 at Tuakau, 10i near landing place In Walkato Myer, and 155 of bush, partly improved, near Bombay Settlement All the Land Is good, well watered, with good roads, and within short distances from railway stations. For farther particulars apply (by letter) to G. S. HEARD, Drury. TO CuAuH PROPRIETORS AND OTHERS. A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, being the GOODWILL, WORKING PLANT, and ALL APPLIANCtfS of a (ttRST-CLAS3 'BUS BUSINESS, in fact, second to none in Auckland or Subnrba, The Omnibuses (some of -which are almost new) are In flrst-olass working order, fitted with latest improvements and oouvenionoes. The Horsea are thoroughly Btaunoh and strong, whloh an inepeotlon will prove. Harness oonslsta of Nine Sola Double Harness, all complete and in flrßt-olass order, and all necessary appliances. Stables (in city) convenient and oommodlo.us; together with a large quanity of Fodder. The whole Lot is now placed In my hands for immediate Sale, and those in this line ot busi ness should avail themselves of this splendid opportunity of Beouriog a flrst-olasfi paying concern. Full particulars from ■ P. F. EVAN 8. YOLQANIC LAND - ELEVATED POSITION, TO SPECULATORS AND PERSONS WANT ING RESIDENCE SITES. An the end of this month the Choicest Portion Of ROOKY NOOK wIU be offered for Sale, Inspection Invited. F. G. EWINGTON, August 18,1882. • n A B U E POTATOES. 300 SACKS, Ex Sab-.it Pile. /"IANTEBBTJRY TDLUE T\KRWBNTS, PRIMKST QUALITY, PICKED, AND GUARANTEED FIT FOR TABLE OR FOB SBJBD, ADAM LAYBOURN, FOBT-STRKBT. T U S X LANDED, 60,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 60,000 Excelsior Cigarettes: 26,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Dnohess (Para Tarltls'n) CIK-rettes. PARTBIDQE & WOOLLAMS, QUEEN-STREET. jr. MOSBJ. IVT. E. O'SHLLITAB 131 J. MO"S S & CO., JD • LAND AND EBTATB AGENTS, EHORTLAND-BTKEET FIR SALE. A Larse Allotment in Brighton Road, Parnell (100 z 300). 30 Acres Good Flat Land, S miles from Auek land, close to railway station. 110 .dores near Tuakau; 60 aoroa in grass, re malnder open fern and huaa. Price, £SOO. 36 Acres olosa to tho Whangarata Ballwa; Station, all lie-proved, with a house, stable barn, fiso.; well suited for fruit growlns, S3 feet froatage to Bymondß-Btreet. wlt& build ing?. id Aores Land, with egev. frontage, 3 miles frorj town, 1 mile tfO.m railway station; £3 ps acre. 600 Acres, partly Improved, 19 miles fror Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station good a-roomod Houß9. -fid all necessary osl bnliaings. £316s per acre. A Bploadid Allotment In Harding-etvoet, 70ft b 153ft-rfisPo. Also. An Allotment in Jnkermann-Btroot-8100. Kotißo ot 7 rooms, 10 minutes* walk from Pot Offloe, In addition fco tho above, we have a Lars Number of Town and Country Properties la Bale, Uioladlng seme Large Btooks of haai I S£V.i_*tQ Strict. 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QI T V OF AUCKLAND. Notloois hereby given, that *>, MR JAMKS DKRROM U appointed CiKtur of Works and BuiiDiHG StTRVETTOB to tho City Counoll of Auokland. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk's Offloo, August U. I^° '°r ' JTN THE SOPKEME COURT OF L NEW ZKA'JAXD, WKLLLINGTON I'ISTRICT. FRIDAY, the 18th day of August, 1833. Upon reading the Affidavits of Robert \ Chisoahali Hamerton, nf Wellington, Publio Trustep, and of Samuel Bright; of Hanmure, Settler, it is ordered that tha I'ubllo Truateo, shall be AdmlnieUator of ail the real and per sonal ostate of Mabqakbt Lawlob, of Pan mure, deceased. (3t«ned) JAMES PRENDKRGAST, C.J. All persons indebted to the abovo-naoied do oaased are requested to psy tho amounts of their several accounts to mo. or to Thos. Maoffarlane, Keg, Anofeland. Albo, all persons having claims againet the Bald estate are mqunstoa to forward the samo to me, or to Mr Maoftarlano, on or before WKD NKSUAY, tho 20th day of September next. N.B.—Any claim not sent in by tho day named will be liable to bo exoludod from participa tion. R. C. HAMKRTON. , _ _ Publio Trustee. Publio Troat Office, Wellineton, August 1?, 1882. JN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZBALANU, WHLHNGTON DISTRICT. FRIDAY, tho 18th day ot August, 1833. Upon raadlng tho Affidavits of Robert Chlsen hall Hamerton, of Wellinßton, Publio Truetoo, and of Thomßß Moore Phllson. of Auckland, Doctor of Medloine, it is ordered that tho Publio Trustee Bhall bo Administrator of all the real ami por!wo&I estate of Willum Greqorv, of Anoklapd. School Terecher, deceased. (Signed) 3AMK9 PRTSKDiCRO-ABT, C.J, All parsons Indebted to'-feo above-EBined dc- I ceasod ato raqnested to p«F*the amcanta or ! t)ieir KevM-al n«oanntß to sne, or to Thomas f .' ,i :"'TiT-lßno, Esq., *ncttlaisd.: ' Alßo,-Ail pwnons havSntr 'Jialniß asalnst tha safa esteto Hto .--'iinpstod to ''oitrard, thc»».mo to me, or to.Mr i.f.w;irttrlotio,..«n. or before SiON -4-Y, tho fOth <Jay at Septawbar noxt ff BJ~ A ny cl&lm not ficnf; IS U» the day named will bo l!abld^A?UJ.?ol'a£B<? from partiolpßMon.i -■- : ■ >K'*&^AMBHTON, ■■ . | tPubUo Trust Offlco, • '>*-»-! Wellington, An>-tUEt IS, I|S2. " i*\ I RICHARD JAM»S ANDEBSOJyI i will not ba raspoDßlble tor any. Dobta oon traoted by uujr wito—EMMA AftLrttltßON— after tola dats. . , ' . ft, J. ANOKRSOM.1 August 18{h, 1882, ' .. . rpHANKßi—Mr*^Johii Gedye begs to I return lilu heartfelt Thsnks to th<» G entle msn who bo kindly soaousd als Utlla 13ov from orowniag; on Friday bust, and te Mr ffally, who 2 Orßt taw the aooldent and gave tho-alarzu, OH J WIIBKE ARE WE ALL GOING TOf-Only up to WilUamß. TaUor. Vlo torla-street, for one of his Splendid Blaok aults, only d 10a to measure. pj o t^ ii c~ c. The Bulte of Furniture seen leaving Albert street this uiQrntng will bo given away at *he Thames at the gulu War. I AM A SNOB. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL DKLIVKRY AGKNGY Despatch Goods and Paroels of all descriptions to every part ot tho Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rath, and vrith guaranteed regularity. Tha following are the Booking Agencies :— A, R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker _Karanßahapo Road W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road R. Blmie. Baker „ ..ArohHill J. Reid, Cabinetmaker «Corner ot Kyber Pass „ _ ~ _ andSymonds-st. 3, Reid, Grocer _ ..Corner of Kyber Pass _ _ „ „ and Grafton Koada W. a Collins, Grocer ..Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker ...Nowiimrkot, DBLJVERIksi- Town Hourly. Sabnrban: 11 a.m. and 5 rumi Na 76, Telephone Exchange, HEAD OFFICE I— NATHAN'S BOND. ODSTOMHOnBK-BrRKBT. Prize Exhibition Goods, m. hautrive i hITK OF IHE CEBISTCnUBCH EXHIBITION), HAS ON VIEW, FOR A FEW WEEKS ONLY, 195, QUKRN-BTRKKT, (Theatre Royal Buildings,) AND FOR BALK, AT GRICATLY UKDUCBD PRICKS, A LARGE QUANTITY OF THE EXHIBITS SHOWN AT THE LATE CHSIaTCHUECH • EXHIBITION, Consisting of an Immense Variety of CHINA' WARK, from the celebrated Ibibh Bbllebk POTTBEY. A Largo Assortment of Glassware, Iron Art Castings, Frenoh Bronzes, Gilt and PoroelaLa-Palnted Clocks, Opera and Field Glasses, ifronoh Jewellery, Ponoy Goods, Vans, &c, Benares Indian Goods, Sbony Cirvel Boxes, and a variety of Goods too numerous to mention. Also, a Large Collection ot OIIi PAINTINGS AND WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS, All signed by Benowned Artists. An Inspection is Rbsfeotfully solicited p ICTON COAL COMPANY (Limited). Capital .. 0)0,000 In 60,000 Shares ot £1 each, of which only 30,000 are at present offered to tho Public. Terms.—One Shilling on application, One Shilling and Sixpence on allotment; the balance by Calls as required, not exoeedlng Two Shil lings and Sixpence at a time, and at intervals of not loss than one month. As the Share List will dose on the 81b t August next, and a limited number only have been supplied to each distriot, early application should be made. Specimbns of the Coal can be seen, and copies OtlpiospeotUß and forms of application for Shares obtained from JAMBS STODART & SONS- Insurance Bulldlngß, Auoklona. i?-| g\ TO *10,t»W LENT on BoUding S&XV Society principles, or oa other terms to snlt borrowers. Allotments bonght and louses built on weekly payment system. Idortgagea and Loans negotiated. See J Jet of Properties tor sale on Ith paae, St nor cent, allowed on money deposited tor invMtmeiii.— O. Wuxiauson. Land, Hstate and Fin»noisl Acrent and Valuator Voloan liana. Wyndham JQLouse, WYNDHAM & CH&PEL-STREBTS. NEW DRAPERY AND GROCERY STORES. W, W. SIMONS begs to Inform his friends and the inhabitants of Auckland generally that ho has commenced business as above, and trusts, by selling flrnt-claua goods at reasonable prices, to obtain a sharo of their patronage Try our Challenge Teas—once tried always uaod-laDd,l»loa,2aid,2aloa, Families waited on, and goods delivered. WANTED-DAIRIEB OB1 BUTTKB. TAISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notteo is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between the undersigned, Geokse Fra*kr and Tbbodobe 7bbdbkio Bandbaob Tinnb, at Auckland, under the style or firm of "Fraeer and Tlnne," has been dissolved by mutual oonsent. All debts dne to or by tho late firm will be received and paid by tho Bald Gkorob £baskr, who will for the future carry on tho business on his sole account. under the name and style ot ETUASKH and TINNE. Dated at Anokiand this 10th August, 1832, GEORGR FRABER, THKODORK V. 8. TINNE. Witness: P. W« obokkk. TO THO Sis ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTKIi KBEPERS, A«D THE GENERAL PUBiao" THE DIRECT SUPJPLY STORE IMPOETS FEOM THE MAKBES, AND SELLS DIBECT TO TRK PJTBUC, FURNISHING QOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glsss Skadeß and Stand b, all sizes, from 1/8: Dlnaer Sets, 70 pieces, S7/6; Chamber Seta, 7/9 to 48/; China Tea sets, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Bent Gold-edge China Cups, 7/, B/doz: Looking Glasues, from 119; Door Mats, 2/6: Fenders, 1/8 to 25/; Cruot Stands, &'8 to 85/; Clockg.B/6; Shoe Brashes, 2/8 not j Iron Bedsteads, full sine, 22/6; Brlttanla Metal Teapots, 6/; Kleotro-plated Cruets, Spoons, and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket Cut lery i Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Bnokots; Lamps, from 8/9; Bin. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; ITanoy Goods of every kind; Vaoea. from 1/ pair and one thousand and one articles oi use sod ornament, at Prices only possible under our New System of DIRECT SUPPLY. SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application, AU Goods Marked In Plfcln Figures (Wholcsal and Retail). Roods oarefnlty packed and forwarded to all parta ot the country Direct Supply Store, 349, QU EIE N -STREET, Opposite Close Bros',



\ Public Nottcea. ! fiJOTICE OF PROPOSED ADDITION Ml OFAUOKi. t \D diARA \(J.-\HAl»ii). |f j Colonial Pecrotary's Offloo, i 1 WoTngtoa, Auguet 10 1852 } months from the d,.:0 ot the public nauflcaUoS :! 1 S e/S° f,,* P. 6'1' 111"1 or Petitions, se required by ,'i I a Ih?oM'??,ic1 h? o M'??, iciPa't- orPor«'i|'nAciiiATOenrtxmut fli h«c '£s*■ lR or? r?PfcsenfiKl toHis SxaeuStey. i I i 16 wl'< ptooeoi to incorporate the said JaDda ! IK nto the Borough or the City of Aurk- , ill land, and constitute the Bald lauds a < n sowaate ward of th» said borough, !o bo called - I it the Karangaliaiio Ward. *, ' i I ~l*s ? er;<=rJP«on of tho lnnas nroposed to bo '11 add«d i« ss follows :-AU that AUt-, ict known as ,' If ho Katangahapo Highway District. no"nBB j* THOMAS DIOK. \ s&kl ]W"OTICK TO CON- ! 11l ■Qjgfcj. ■*■* SIGNKKS. j .&aSil£r>', Th° CAHHia, from Unnodln. I is now ready to oitohargo oaigo. I Consignee's are requested to produce Bills ot "| Lading, Pay Freight, and obtain Delivery ' Orders. Any cargo impeding dUohargo of yes- | get wilt bo stored at Coas>Bnou'a rlßk and ex- i'tl penso. i! I B. MITCHKIiSON ft CO.. I Agents. i 1 Auckland, August 21,1852. j AYE YOU TROUBLE with your ; Children Catting their Teeth ?-Glvo i! I Marshall's Homraopathlo Chamomilla. Price, 1: j Is.—Qoodson'e Liondon Aroado. j; j TNDUSTRIaL AND PkOVIDENT IJI JL PKRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND '! I INVE3TMKKT SOCIETY OF1 AUCKLAND, !8 Corner of Qoeen-st. and VuloiN Lanit. . : I This Soolety i? now prepared to rocolvo ' ! I Money on Uepoait for suoh short or long period i I as may suit dojositorai • I I GKORGK VRASBR, fl (■;, Manager. ' | LiOßt and B'ouna. LOST, on Saturday night, after eight o'clock, a Carriage Whip, a man was coen picking it up.—Tho flndor will please deliver same to No. 83 Cab. ] I" OfclT, or Stolen, on Friday evening, I JU from my resldonoo. Itard'ng sircot, a Fox ( TctTlcrVap, one ear blaok.—Anyone returning I samn Ti|l bo rawarcka'.- S, Young, Grojhonnd Stables, \ ■_; '~:. „.'■ ; !| LOST, on Possoitby Bond (last night), a — [ Paraeo!, — Flndot tswatdod on leaving I ewniVwlthJULr B"isii_aaa_n. ? ■ ■ '■■ _ I J" Util't <i.Hro-<-vn Rctrlovsr Pmj\— Keward ';" ! .J: >tt too Occidents! HufaU _^______ ': 'fS LOST, sii Kyher Pass Itoad, lß*t"Sftt"f- .Kffl dky DlKht, a WwX tmtt T*twCtfUe Uor jifl witij. broken luoth, answora to tfee atiina ot . . fli§ai hatiia: near hlnft pitstfni w!l%ffi-l ' t jfl , vyheniaetsosn hsdß oaar*B oover 3*R-» u i,oitd. 'MM ' ward effsred for reooveiy.—T. VireE BBSf^;.;^ ' ! }|i Captain,Qcohnnga. ______: " :i--; "'*•- ■ jlji KS. KEWAKU,—ioKlflvT^Snmfl (laid ""'"Mi «J* -Kohet, witlf. i'hofes,-oicofewl. brt»JtSri'--'-. .(Hi KasplUl ftad TlnMnt-fitrct'it --yiifltW taWKticH*, jDi n-.i lo>ri«ii Itttt^ir Canniug'p, Qqepa-Btrosu . . ■ -. m QTHaTKD, J.rom the Domain, n Yellow Ji k_* Cow, loMsrhnruu. hrutuled HH. aa Rnnu>. > « —3Wiiii«?iilnß««.:i\-otn"oraWtun to Hautßtßtjd ~ .Wi tioifto, or B'i'Aß "flica. jj TriOUNIJ,~y, ;iJtitpT«»ntaining.P.O.O.— "1 JJ Owner apply Uu3 offl«i. , v M Board ana Keaiaence. If "p'URMISB£D |I APARTMENTS, N With ok Without Boabd, || In a Gentleman's Family. ' p! Apply at j|j MILLBR'SSrORS1, j|j Grafton Hoad. H TIWO Rooms to Let, in Wynyard-strcet, jt J. oft Brighton Road, Parnoll.—Apply to !| Mrs Norrlfl, on the premlaea. Ml I tOVK.KJVV>ri oliUWriK UO'i'iSii, ill VJT HOBBON-STRBKT, i| BQii«iA::»U.iiaiKa__.. ..30a per Week i BINBLBKOOK _«.__ _..2f3, , 1 Amnsementa. |: *pjS ,TO, Oi F., M. Tg., A ,D. I DKVONPORT I J^^^W(|m LODPKi No. Cl3O. I jQ|§MtS|^ Will calobrato the Oponlna of tho Now Ha"> durance- i lliSHl street, by a Ball, on FRIDAY, ir-^-jp7?p r.,!i f [r~^K AtißUßt 25,1852. Double Ticket, 7s fid; extra Lady, 2s 64. M.O.'b :-Mr Kd. Hynes and T. Inglla. Tickets may be procured from the nnder* Blamed:—Davis BroSi, Wharf; Dnder Bros. - Store; P.D.M., E. Y. Sims, Wnkofluld-Btroot; - or F. H. WKLLB, Hon. 800. ■VJ BiWTONCONGREGATIONSOHOOL ] J-i —Band Panorama ot Wonders of the . . World, Adults, Is; Children, 6d. Come early , to obtain saats. J. P. Uooton. Instramentallet. A rich treat for all. Come t Cdme 11 com* til Volunteer Notices. A UCKLAND ENGINEEK VOLUN* i\. TKEItS. The/Company and Band will parado tat Monthly Isnpeotiori on WKDNSSDAY BVBN- • INS next, 23rd instant, at half-past 7 o'olook. ■"■ ' Uniform: FuU Dress, with arms and aoooo ttements. I Kvory member is reqnoatod to attend, and brine all rifles In their possession, it being il neoeesaryto return them to store before tho I itmae of new ones, K. DAWBON, Beo, A.X.V. ,: Auctions. , TO-MORROW, BOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUOTION, AT ART H U K'S MART (Furniture Department). BfOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ■* L EffFBCTS (New and Seoond-handl for Drawing-room, Dining-room. Bed-room, and Kitchen; Toilet teta. Toilet Gluesos. Sawing . MacWnß», ttoves, Gratoß, Ovenß, Carpets. Mil trasßen. Set ot Hkittlos and Balls, Mangle. Port- ■ able Copper Boiler. Bagatelle Board, Laroa 1 Billiard Table. Pianos, Organ, Woturis, I'aolt 1 Saddlos, Gent's Bnglish Hunting Saddle?. ' Drapery, Clothing, boots, Fanoy Goods, Clocks %■' Watches, Plated Ware, a Lot ot Cruets, &o« ; TO-MORROW. D U R H AMY A R D 8. FOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, To. ' morrow (Tuesday). I SKINS. UlDiib, AND TAULOVT. ; At 11 o'clock. HUNTER & HOLAN. j§ TO-MORROW. JUWCTIOW YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Junction Yards, on Tuesday next, " 30 Grown Stoors, la fresd condition, HUNTER & NOLAN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23 At 11 o'Clock. ' TO IRONFOUNDEBS AND OTHER 3. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to sell by public auction, 6n the allolmnnt «« T i»« Mr H. B. Morton's Wuti££3Zc£SSrtsSw£. street, on Wednesday, August 23, ot üb'etoS^ I 20-HORSK POWER MOLTITOBDAR " Tcrmg Cash. WEDNESDAY, WOON. Q pon so n~b"y road I (Near St. Stephen's Church). HOUSEHOLD FURWITURK. SEWINO MACHINE, &c. R. ARTHUR £|*AS been favoured with insrractfons 1. from Mr R. Glbb (who is leavinir Anck. land) to sell by ancilcn, at his nuineaoa. Pon. sonby Road «noar Bt. fitephon'o Chnroh) on i Wednesday next, at 12 o'clock noon, HIS HOUSEHOLD FUIiNITOHB Ann KFFKCTa, conslatlnß ot - ParJonri DlnlDß room. Bed-room, and Kitohen Furnknro p«S ing Machines. Gla«8 and Karthonware. FRIDAY, AUGUSTS?" "* THE HAYMAfiKEI, FOR SALB, at the flaymarket, on Pri. oay, Angußi2s, • Bx Hawea, from Canterbnry Th9 OPF^ dan(d yffile H i» IIEARI' 3 Alto, 8 First-class Hoavy Dwtnifht Merog and 8 ALFRED jBUOKMND, (Continued in Fourth po^y ":