CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTBR'S OABLEQRAMS,]

THE EMPERORS OF GERMANY AND __.__■ AUSTRIA. LONDON, August 9.

Tbe Emperors of Germany and Austria met at Ebeuaee on the Bth inst., as arranged, but subsequently proceeded to Ischl.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

LONDON, August 8. »«*"___?"_£ --*1"

Mr Gladstone, in a moderate speech on the^ Arrears of Rent Bil, proposed that either patty should be entitled to invoke a .Sement under the Act on each giving ten dm" notice thereof to the other side. The tenant right clause was parsed with bnt slight alterations. T-JS IRISH CONSTABULARY. The Irish constabulary bave suspended agitationpendingthe Governments reply to their memorial. GREECE AND TURKEY.

M Tricoupis maintains that tho town of Arts, whiah was occupied by the Greek troops, is within tho ceded territory.

AUSTRALIAN.

FRIGHTFUL MURDER AND SUICiDK IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, August 10. A woman named Elizabeth Smith, re siding in teonard-itreet, murdered her husband to-day by striking him on tho head with a hammer, and then committed suicide by hanging herself. The cause of tke crime is unknown. DEPARTURE OF THE SAN FRAN CISCO MAIL. SYDNEY, August 10. SaUoL this afternoon : The Pacific Mail stea_aq_ Australia, for San Francisco, via

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWH COSKESPONBENCB.)

RUSSELL, this day. Heavy rail fell yestesday, causing freshes at Kawakawa. James Coylo was arrested by Const-blo McGoren tor ste*_ng a watch, the pioperty of tho second mate of the Glenely, and was found guilty and sentenced to threo month's imprisonment.

Arrived : Julia Price. Sailed : Glenelg, for Auckland. Paasengcrß—Messrs Falton and Kelly, Mrs Hansen, aad others,

MONGONUI, tbis day.

A farewell dinner was given to Mr Kslly on Wedneaday evening, in the Stttlirs' Hotel, and was well attended, notwith standing the inclement weather. Mr Kelly was also presented with an address and Jiursis of sovereigns, and on Thursday a srgo party of ladies and gentlemen as sembled to wish Mr and Mrs Kelly and family bon voyage. CAMBRIDGE, tbis day. THE STOPPAGE OF THE SURVEY. From what I can gather, I learn that tbe natives objected to Mr Baker proceeding with the survey of WhaitiKurunui, as he in subdividing the' block was including their reserves for tho company and laying, off inferior land in an inconvenient situation as reserves for them. They told him to stop, and persisting, they took his pro perty. WaITARA, this day. THE TELEGRAMS ABOUT TE WETERE. Since the return of Joshua Jones and Te Wetere, a searching inquiry baa b»eu made into the authorship of tbe fraudulent tele gram, with the result that every link has ' been discovered, and it only remains to tsaams the telofram sent to Mokau, when jnfaiyiir the punishment of tko ofl'ender lapSb-wten. Neon. JEo'-'W&tere is still hero, and appreciates &j&rrtß opinion that he has been actuated wily in his visit to Wellington by a desire Mf the pablic weal. There cauaot be a doubt that the bsgua telegram bos done in calculable harm, as Te We-tere stays here pending news from his people. Tho Ignorance of the promulgators is suffi ciently shown in a contributed article to tie " Taranaki Herald" last night. The act ef amnesty of 1874 corsrad all acts committed in time of war. The telegram, written in ignorance aad disseminated in malice, bus done its work, and all thai remains is tho punishment of tho culprit. Xc Wetere is in possession of an autograph letter from Sir Donald McLean stating that nil sins of the kind had been wiped ont.

(PER PJKSS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, this day, commdnicatiow with smz.

The telegraphic authorities advise that Communication withSutzis interrupted.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day.

To-day Mr Patrick .Gillon, licensee of the Garrick Hotel, was fined £10 on two Informations for permitting drunkenness in his hotel last Sunday, and keeping the houao open for the sale of liauor. The Benoli considered that the evidence dis closed a disgraceful state of things. Six teen men, all more or less drunk, were found in a room about lift square.

TIMARU, this day.

SHEPHEKD, THE LEVANTER

J. M, Shepherd, tho levanter, was trought np at the Magistrates Court and Committed for trial on six charges of for gery. The Court was crowded, and great interest was taken in the proceedings.

DUNEDIIT, this day. During tho Parliamentary session Union steamers leaving Port Chalmers on Monday for the North will await at Lyttelton tho arrival of Tuesday's express train. Arrived : Star of Erin, Capt. Caulter, 100 days from Londo*.

NEW ZEALAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

(BY -B-E-RAPII.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

WELLINGTON, Thursday. AT a meeting of Iho Council of tho Now Zealand Rlflo Association, held to-night, the following office-bearers were appointed : — Viee-Presldents, Colonol Stavoly, Major Wales, Major HUI Jack, Dunedin. Mem. hers of tho Council i O-ptain Reeves, Dun edin ; Captain Brawn, Cromwell; Sub- Lieutenant Davy, Wellington, to represent Napier. Executive Committee — Messrs France, Shaw, and Frazer, Wellington; Messrs Hill and Strange, Christchurch ; Messrs Goldie, Taylor, Hutchinson, Lam bert, Smith,*-*, Geyer, Dunedin ; Messrs Thompson, JkKtme]}, andSeandrett, Inver cargUL Tho aud-ted accounts were adopted, showing a credit balance of £49 13s 2d. Deductions from the prizes at the lost meet init amounting to £S6 ss, are the only lm&lities of the association. The rules wero slightly amended, and a draft programme for tho ensuing meeting was prepared for further consideration.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Ata-ST 11, 1383. Bank of New Zealand-Sellers, £23158 Colonial Bank—Sellers, 60s Now Zealand Insurance-Sellers 793 South Brltlß_-6ls : sellers, 62s New Zealand Loan and Mercantile—f(s is; ta__ion__B_andD6or-38s6d.l0s(new). £8 llfl 'Northern _._. Co.-lis; sellers, lis Fisher and Co.—lie. Golden Crown— Bayers, lis Queen of Beauty-Ms (3d, 21s. 20a : sellers, 20a Southern Oross-fis to 6? 91 Deep Level Trlbute-ls 3. to Is Id; sellers, la Id Prince Imperlal-9s Oa; buyers, 9s 3d Premier-9s Vulean-33; sellers. 3s i Smile Of Fortune-Bayers, IDs ■■• _~.__ JO9KPH NKWMAN, Chairman.

An inquesjion the body of Walter Siikett, found drowned near Freeman's Bay, was proceeding at Gleeson'a Hotel this after noon before Dr. Philson and a jury of 12, of which Mr Scott was chosen foreman. Henry Martin, Sergeant ot Water Police, and Patrick O'Keefe, barman, ot Auckland, gave.evidence. No new facts affecting tho drowning of deceased were elicited. A verdict of," Found'drowned" was. retained. __-■■__■ _L_ ___r___

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

-KUTER3 T_L_BRAM3,

Mr Gladstone on the Egyptian

Question. LONDON, August 10,

The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone made a speech at the banquet at the Mansion House last nigh _ in the cousre of which he referred at length to the Egyptian crisis. The Pre mier stated that England was going to Fgypt with clean hands, as she had no secret intentions in regard to tbat country. She alone desired to maintain Interests which are identical with thoso of the whole civilised world.

lurkish Transports at Crete. C.NSTANTINjPLB, August 9. Intelligence is to band from Crete to the effect that the transport*, with the first de tachment of Turkish troops, are arriving at Suda Bay to await orders from the Forte.

The Anglo-Turkish Convention. A draft of a Convention between Eng land and Tuikey, has beon submitted to the Conference. It provides that Arabi und bis chief supporters ihall forthwith be ' proclaimed rebels. Allusion is made to friendly relations existing betwocn England and Turkey, and the latter undertakes to support the Khedive. Alexandria Quiet. ALEXANDRIA, August 9. All is now quiet in tbis city, Perfect confidence has been restoied, and business generally is being resumed. Six lhousand lurkish Troops, COiAST-NTINOrL-, August 10. A forco of six thousand Turkish troops U now under ordors for Egypt, aud will pro coed to-day. Despatch of British Troops. LONDON, August 10. At the Mansion House banquet last night, Mr Childers, Secretary for War, in the ooutse ot tho speech which ho made, stated that all the preparations for the despatch of troops to Egypt were com pleted. The necessary transports have been chartered, and frem to-day detach ments of troops would leave daily. Abyssinian Aid to England, i LONDON, August 9 (7.G p.m.) It is reported tbat the Abyssinian troops have assembled on the Egyptian I frontier, uud aro prepared to co-operate With the British, hoping by this nation to obtain a seaport 3Z,000 British Volunteers Ready for Service. LONDON, August 8. Thirty-five thousand militiamen have volunteered for service in Egypt. '4 he Short Water Supply. Af<cr the 14th the water in Alexandria will be sapplied to the Inhabitants for cer tain hours on nlteroate days, at the rate of twonty litres per head daily.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

The Sultan Denounces Arabi. LONDON, August 10, 5.40 a.m. The Saltan has signed a proclamation denouncing Arabi, and approving of the Military Convention with England. ■Arrival of Troops. The Orient has arrived at Alexandria, French Parliament Prorogued. The French Parliament has been pro rogued.

DEATH OF LORD ABBOT ALCOCK, 0.5.8.

It is witk deep regrot that we feel oursolvw called upon to record the untimely decoaso •f this popular prelate, which took place at six o'clock this morning, after au illness extending over less than a month. The sad event was not altogether uue_ pected, but as tbe culminating point of his malady waa said to be past it was thought that he would gradually recover, and there fore public anxiety on his behalf hud been to some extent allayed. Within the last two or three days, howsver, the hopeful symptoms disappeared, the inllammation of the lungs assumed a virulent character, and the patient himself and his immediate attendants felt that the end was at hand. Since the beginning of this week he was not able to lie down, aud he was not left for a mtment unat tended, some father or lay brother of the Order to wbicb he belonged being at his bedside, night and day alike, whilo every night this week he has' received the rite of holy communion shortly after twelve o'clock. Last night it was dis pensed to him as usual, and his sufferings were so great that he more than once expressed a desire thai; it might please God io hasten his dissolution. Still, he endured his pain with great fortitude, displaying none of the quarulouane-s incidental to sickness and making no complaint or lamentation. From the time he received the holy communion until his death he held a crucifix in cne hand and a picture of the Virgin Mary in the other, and kept constantly invoking the mtrcy of Jesus and the prayers of His mother for a happy release of the soul from the body. At six •'clock precisely he brsathed his last, ia great tranquillity of mind, his mental coasciensness being retained uaimpaired up till the very moment of dissolution Tho deceased eccle siastic was only 61 years of age, having been born in Yorkshire, .in 1831. His early life was passed at Ampleforth College, a scholastic institution belonging to the Benedictine Order, and situated In his native country. Having completed his collegiate course, aid being designed f-»r a religious lite, he went to Italy and took his monastic vows At the prsto-monaetery of St. Scholastics, at Subino, near Rome, where he spent about ten years At this place and at Rome he studied .philosophy and divinfcy, eventually receiving holy orders from Mon sigsor Ricci, Blihop of Sogni. He was then appointed Superior of tho Ramsgatc Mission (from which Bishop Luck comes), and while there he founded a college and became itsfirst president. It is now a flourish ing educational establishment, and will long remain a fitting monument of the Abbot's energy, foresight, and scholarly enthusiasm. Shortly afterwards the reverend gentleman was made Abbot-Vlsiter of the Anglo- Belgian province of the Order of St. Bene dict, and as sooa as his term ot ofllco was completed he was despatched to Adelaide, South Australia. Ho remained there some throe or four years, und then by direc tion of the authorities at Rome camo on to Auckland, arriving here sosn after the advent of the late Archbishop Steins, S.J. About a'year ago he was attacked by acute rheumatiMU, and in the hope of obtaining relief by a short sojourn in a drier climate he proceeded to Melbourne, where he was the guest of Archbishop Gould and tho Jesuit Fathers, who treated him with the greatest hospitality. Having been recalled to New Zealand, he stayed for a shert period en route at Sydney with Archbishop' Vaughan, who had tbe greatest esteem for him on account of his mental abilities and personal virtues. He reached Auckland on the 18th ultimo quite broken down In" health, having caught a violent cold, which settled down on nis lungs. He was at once conveyed to his home at Newton, aud from that time nerer again left his room. Dr. Lee was called in. and was unremitting in his att-.ntim to the patient, sparing no exertion iv his efforts to afford relief or conduce to recovery. Inflamma tion of the luDgs superTened, and then Dr.' Philson was sont. for, fer the purposes of consultation, bnt medical skill proved unavailing. The subsequent Particulars we have already detailed. Lord Abbot Alcock had in an eminent degree those qualifications which tend to render a man of his cloth highly popular in a missed community. He was .plain-spoken and single-minded in speech, and-genial and tolerant in everyday life. Combined with these traits, lie had a nice perception of the fitness of things, and never oflended by obtruding his doc trinal opinions where they were not needed. His abilities as a public speaker wore attested, by the torture that he delirered in the Choral 2 all abont a year ago, and the sweetness of his disposition and the placidity of his temper, were illustrated on the same oc c'asion by the good-natured pleasantry with which he answered the interruptions of a drunken intruder. Although the de ceased , Abbot dwelt only a coinpara- I:;- ,(, ,m jHjjjfr ■ ■: •_______________■■—

tively short time here," it may safely bo assorted that no other Roman Catholic clerical dignitary has enjoyed to such a degree and extent the esteem and reopeot of people ef all creeds. A practical proof of this bas been sapplied in the fact that during his illness Protestants of all denominations have called to euquire after his health. By his own people he was reveral and beloved, and by the lathers and brothers of (his Order he was held iv the most affectionate regard,

CHARGE OF BIGAMY.

The Troubles of a Mueh-Marriad Man. TllK charge of bigsuiy against Samuel Joy, who was arrested about a fort night ago, was called on at the Police Court to-day, but was further remanded till Monday next, iv order that wit nesses might be present from the King Country. In applying for the remand, Mr Purdy said he had endeavoured to get at the whole facts of the case, but the further he proceeded the moro per plexed he became, and be was vow either very greatly befogged, or Joy was a much married man indeed. Enquiries have revealed suspicions of at least tour marriages, and it is feared that there may be others. The police are prepared to prove three, but oue of the wives is said to have died a considerable time ago. Joy is au elderly man, and to far as la at present known, he commenced his experiences of the jeys and sorrows of matrimonial life so long ago as twoniy-four years. It is alleged that in 1858 he was married ta a voting halikiaste cirl named Caroline Ran dull, a native of the villago of Taupiri, which is situated ou the present Waikato line. The ceremony is said to havo been performed by the Rev. Sammy Moani. Their life together was uot comprised in the tweuty minutoi immedi ately after the ceremony, as has been stated. They spent a blissful honeymoon, extending over a fortnight, in visiiiug their j friends iv the surrounding country, and at the tni of that time Mrs Caroline Joy suddeuly eloped to tha King Couutry with a handsome young aboriginal native named Hari Kupai, of whom sho had become enamoured. Report s<ys tbe guilty pair have Hince resided within Tawhiao's territory.and havo now a large family. The faithlessness of his spouse would not appear to huvc af fected Joy very seriously, ualess it waa to make him more inclined to forget his lirst love. It was possibly with that object that ho fell a victim to the seductive charms of a young Maori woman at Taupiri, und it is not altogether impossible tbat the fact that she was possessed of a considerable quantity of land had iouie weight with him in the resolve to make this "thing of beauty1' a "Joy for ever." They are said to have been married by Key, B. Y. Ashwell, aud to havo lived together for a number of years until her death, which took placo not a very long time ago. En jpassaj:t, it may be mentieaed that there were born to them a number of children, who now reside at Taupiri, and who claim their m»ther's lend, Joy appears to have been lonely after the death of tbis faithful partner of his joys and nnrrown, and subsequent events would tend te shew that he had still a corner in his heart for another. It is alleged that ho advertised for a wife, and that th* notice caught tho watchful eye of Marien Prangle, a reoent arrival in the colony, who came out here iv the ship Lady Jocelyn, with the Yesey Stowart special settlers. This lady responded, and a meeting was arranged in town. This lady does not appear to have been prepossessed by the appearaueo of the elderly beau, and main tained a coy and maidenly reserve, Joy, however, was " struck," and notwithstand ing that tbo applicant fought shy of him, ho remembered the old adage, "Faintheart never won fair lady," and persevered so assiduously in bis attentions thst he eventually won tho nbject of his affection^ They were married in tbe Registry Cilice on Jsnuary Oth, 1882, and soon afterwards went to live at Taupiri. Tho neighbours, with characteristic feeling, immediately in formed Mrs Joy that sho was not exactly Mrs Jay, and tho good lady, finding hew matters stood, " loft tho man whom she had promised to take for better or worse; aud comisg down to Auckland, instituted tbe present proceedings. It is uot yet known what defence Joy will offer, but he will probably plead a want of kuowlodge of the existence of bis first wife during the last sevon years. According to law, it devolves upon the piosccution to shew tbat he was aware of his first wife being alive in the seven years prior to last January beforo a conviction can be secured.

Correspondence.

THE STONE QUARRIES AT RANGI TOTO.

(Te the Editor.)

Sir,—Mr Fallon's letter, in your last night's issue, puts me in miad of tbe bey who was caught stealing the lemons the ether day, for directly lie -as caught he split on his mates. In answer to his letter, be accuses me of selling stones for the last twelve months; tbat, sir, is a per fect untruth, as I havo not been eron iv possession of Rangitoto quarry for 12 months as yet; besides, the quarry I am in is the old and almost worked out quarry known as Kelson's, and I have to quarry an immense amount of stone before 1 can get stone suitable for my building, and also have permission to sell these atones. 1 pay a wharfage on all stone (tbat I land in Auckland) to the Harbour Board, so that the more stone I land tbe better for tbe Harbour Board. But how about the stone with which Mr Fallon built the Durham and Albert-street retaining walls, and the job in Hobaon strec-t, or for the base and steps he is at tbp present time dressing for the Charlemont Hotel? Did the Harbour Board receive any revenue for all tbii ? I am ttld ou good authority that they did not If Mr Fallon has mot sold any stone, oan he deny lately tendering a price to supply Rangitoto stone to a certain contractor. People who live in gloss honaes should not throw stones. Further, although I too had to place material and plant to work the qnarry, I did not ask for, nor do I want a lease, and the Har bour Board at any tiaae can compel me to give up the quarry, so that I fail to nee any comparison whatever between Mr Fallon and myself. Aa to hit remark about siobo net being suitable for dock purposes, all the stone that came up from Rangitoto fer the dock was put inte it.—Yonrs, &c., John Lamb.

TARTARUS.

(To the Editor,!

Bib.—Will yen ploa'o Insert the following in answer to the oritloism of " Lsieas " relative to my last Sunday olght'e lestare. Sly orltlo seema to he astenaaod at my oxpesition of 11, Peter, 2 I; aad In order la andennlna the fahrlo. and to shew kaw hollow and usabstaattai my basin te, he quotes from heathen mythology, to show that their deflnitlom ot Tartans was op posed to the one broight forward by ma la my feoture. It Is quite trao that Tartaiaa was often spoken of br the anoients aa a place deep bolow the earth; but my orltlo failed to itato that it was alro used by seme ef the same writers in another seme. Fair taatsnce: Ladan us«d the word Tartarus in a physical sense to denote the veipte or bounds of this material system; aid thoigh both Hemer aad -eaiod speak of f'sr tarua aa a plaoo far nnder gronnd. where tha Titans are bound with eh_aa in thick dark ness, yet both of them apeak cf Ihe aerial Tar tarus. Plntaroh also says oar air Is willed Tr.rts.rns from being cold ; asrala, Lnolen says that "the grett depth ot the air Is oiUed Tartarao." In this cense wany smlnsnt erltlos hive taught that the apostle need the term to denote theaerial regionsthatsnrround the eartb. Austin wrote concerning these aegels. that after tkelr sin, they were thrust down lato tho ■Misty darkness of this lower ati; Dr Whately says: 'The worA wed by Peter, whloh our translators render oast down to hell, or, Tar tarus, Is to be understood of onr dark, gloomy earth, with its drill elands, foul vapours, and misty atmosphere. It was a belief amongst the Jews that tne fallen angels were permitted to wander up and down the earth. This was u'cro the opinion of the Apoetloa, for Peter him salt BBoaks of the devil as a roaring Hon walk ing about.&a ,iat Epistle ,v 8 It was also taught by the Apostle Paul that evil spirits have thoii habitations In the air. He speaks "ot the prince of the power of the air," and of spiritual wioked noss in high places, or, more literally. " wicked. solritß in aerial regions," Dr. McKnight says: Peter's expression, chains of darkness, and Jade's reservod In chains of darkneas, are not inconsistent with the facts asserted by tbo other inspired writers—that the evil spirits are confined in onr atmosphere: for in comparison with the egions out of which they werecs9t,our air is a place ot darkness." Ie is a fact that Tartarus has been used la oonneoilon whh our aerial regions by the anoients; and,accordlng to Parkhurst. Tartarus means in its proper physl oal sense the condensed, solid, and immovable darkness which surrounds the material uni verse, and to tbis Import ot the word agrees its derivation ftorn a Hebrew word, which means togo round, and as a ring, circle, or the like. This meaning of the word Tartarus is in porfeot harmony with revelation, when speaking on the subject of evil spirits or demons, Goa'g word is plain In its uttaranoes relative te nrcdern Bplrit-allsrm; It denounces it. and alas shows that In the last days many will decart from the faith,giving heed to sedaoing spirits and doctrines of devils Uv critic makes a feeble attempt to bring the subject into ridlonle, but let nim remember that ridleute 1b not arguaoe-t. If "Laious" is a believer in God's Word, I shall bs pleased to meet him in publlo debate: if not a believer, then the snbjeot is not debateable on Sorlpturftl grounds.-I am, &a, , -~ G-0, A. -BOWF.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

(FKOM OUR BP_CIA_ COEEBSPONDBNT.)

The Prospects of a Divison.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. It is impossible to say how long the debate will lust. A lot of lobbying has been going on all day,and both parties claim a majority. If possible, however, it will end to-night or to-morrow morning, because if it once gets into next week some four or five days Will be waited. Tho Government whips think about seven o'clock to-morrow morn ing will see an end of it. Mr Stevens Declares for the Go vernment. Mr Stevans, continuing the debate to day, said as a new member he did not think it was right to turn the Ministry out before seeing what they weuld really do for the colony. He would support them. As Mr Stevens was a doubtful member, this gives an almost certain majority for the Govern ment.

The City Council has received a claim ot £400 damages for injuries sustained by Mr J. Oxley in falling over a heap of stones left in Custom-house Street. It has been arranged to hold the annual soriee in connection with St. James's Presbyterian Church on the evening of Thursday, 24th inst. We uuderstaud that the enquiry into the charge against Setgosnt O'Grady will he held at the R.M. Court, Thames, to-morrow. Eyre, iho hus band of the woman alleged to have been assaulted, arrived from Mercury Bay yes terday and proceeded to the Thames to day. An inquest on the body of the man Mason, or Williams, who died suddenly at the Novada Hotel yesterday morning, has boen arranged to take place on Monday next, at 2 p.m., when Dr Rosper will make a post mortem examination of the body. At a meeting of tbc committee of Mio A. 8.C., held this afterueou, Major George was electod President, Mr _. Tonks Vice -■resident; Messrs J. M. Clark, W. Mc- Laughlin, Dickey, W, Cntpenter, T. Mor tin, Httmuoad, Kiikwood, Russell, and Mutjor Walmsley, Stewards; Mr R. Graham, Judge ; Mr F. W, Marks, Clerk of tho scales ; Mr T. Brown, Clerk ot the Course; Mr T. Morriu, Treasurer; and the Committee, Handicappers.

THE AUCKLAND GYKJgurG STAK. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11.



jNew Teaa.j ' jpHK NEW TEAS OF SEASON 18S2-3. Tho subscriber, in sollolUng orders for NEW SEASON T_AS, has every oonfldeaoo in recom mending them as being very much euperlor to any Teas placed on tho Auokland Markot for some time. Prices oa under :— Per lb. 9. d. s.d, Good Common Cannon _ _ 1 8 to 3 8 Flue Co»_ou and Sonohons.. _ 2 to 2 8 A Very Superior Sample ot Indian Tea, sold puro a* lmportod _ 2 10 The merits of N» w To* aa oompared with Old are but lndlfloreatly appreciated by tea drlikers. Old T*a Is " atale, flat, and unprofit able." takes -ore time to Infuse, ond Is apt to Uste vapid after the most oaretnl Infusion. New Tea Is (reah and brink;, more easily Infused, and has a rleh arematlo fragrance. Orders called for aad Goods Oellvored to a parts of the city. ROB ERT~ X E W, TBA AND OOFB-E MERCHANT. VIOrOUIA AND ALUaitT-BTKHKTB, AUCKLAND I _____ . . XTEW QEAaON'S ' 11E A S Tho undorßtgnod has Jnst I.cool vod. Por Rotorna (transhipped ox Menmulr, from Fooohow). 1300 /\ 1300 PACKAGES ------- PAOKAQBS ItOIIBOD. NEW SEASUN'S TEAS, Consisting ot HALF-OHKBT3 AND BOXES ,OV FINK TO MKDIU CONGOUS. Sample for L qnorlng oan bo obtained ion application. A. -Tbathek. "VTEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883 The nnderslgnod bo_s to notify the arrival, per s.s. Rlngarooma (transhipped ex s.B, Hun garian, from Foo Chow), ot a FURVHEB SHIPMENT or JS[ew Teasi JNew Tkasi Consisting of :<s>, 11A9 T> AC X A G B B, LL\)6 JTaOKAGEB. INOLUDING SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TEAB. tar Farnplea for Liquoring on application, *_. He _E». Morton. 26th July, 882 , INDIA AND CHINA TBA WARE BOUSE.' 98, YICIURU-STKIET. Owing to the (rowing popularity of PURE INDIAN TEAS, and their undoubted super iority over many of t_s llxht China klndß, to gether with their absolute freedom from FORItIGM LEAF, and tha absence ef all kinds ef artlOeial seemre Imported frem flowering •hrmbs, tee., fte., the undersigned deems it prudeat te offer his nnmsrane Tea Patrons quotations for PURE INDIAN TEA*, un mixed with Chlaa sorts. Belie a Direct Importer from the famous Oslautta Tea r>ynailoate will be a sufficient guarantee of their PURITY, and also of their values, their being bo Intervening profit be tween him and the Syndicate. NO. 1 -PURE BROKEN PEKOE AND SOU- J- OHONG BLEND at 2/2 V_. NO. O-PURE ."OUCHOiIG AND DAK 'S JEEMNG PIKOE BLEND at J/oWIb. NO. Q-PURE PEKOE 80UCHONG «■> AND OHOIOBBT DARJEE _ING BLEND at 3/ y lb. A Reduction of 2d. V lb. on 121b, Parcels. "BERTIE BAVBRNA" HAMB AND BACON. Quality Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/ s. lb. Terms Cash. Less by the Side. Blend Teas. Pricks CO-brht. CHOICEST PURE BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for valne in the cap Is worth peace per pound more money, Price, li 8d per lb. A SPLENDID DARJEaLING-LAVOURED MIXTURE; enarante»d a blond of Pure India and China Teas. Prloe. 1/8 lb. " TEA HXTRAOKDINAKY 1" The ready sale this Tea commands proves it worthy the name, if iloe, II per lb. "FAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of high oared first crop India and China Teas; wtu Improve with lengthened brewing In tbo pot, and prove Itself an econojnlo high-class Family Tea. Prioe, 2/H per lb. "VERY HICH DEEP BROWN TEA," A combination ot some ot the forest, the OTBONOIBT, and the richest FXAVoritKp Teas Imported. Price SI per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stock of BIFTINGB in London and Fosohow, and the desire to make room tor farther shipments, the undersigned will sail tha balance of hi- present Btock of PURE CHINA SIFTINGS at 1/2 per lb. (quality undeniable). IPrEDK, WHITEHEAD, Qg yiOTOBIA-STBBET, ■— ■————-———g —



Wanted. • IT"ANTED, a Coachman.—Apply Jolic VV Hay, South British Buildings, Queen street.__ _*.? AKTBD, a smart Mesnage Boy.— V? Apply this offloe. WANTED, a good Generul Servant - Apply Mr Slomim, top of Grafton Road^ WANTED, a General Servant —Apply at Criterion Hotel, corner of Hobson and Cook-Btreets. V»7"ANTED, a JBaker, tor tbe Walkato. VT —Apply to H. Bart and Co., wholesale frolterere. City Market. \\/ ANTED, tworespeccaoie young Men ?T as Boardors in a private family. Terms easy.—Apply Mr J. Held. Qrooer. -den Terrace. ?./(_/ ANT'EIi, a General Servant.—Apply T f »wan Hotel, Mechanics' Buy, Strand, Anokland. WANT ID, a smart Yonng Man as Walter. — Apply, Commeroial Hotel, Bhortlnud-ttraot. ANTED, a Body Maker.—Apply to J. Andrew. Kpeom .or_e, VV' ANTED, a Respectable Girl to assist TV with houßework, — Mrs Jonee. Ist house from Railway, Mary-street, Mount Kden. V\ ANTED, a bandy Boy tor two hours v v evory morning, before 9 o'clock.—Mrs WlUonghby, Tho Nook, Symonds-street. WANT-D, a Man to work on a Farm one who o\n plough and milk.—Apply to Y. Warren. Qrooer, Karangahape Road. ytl ANTED, by~rcspectablTM_.i, Situa '* tion au Storeman; best refaronoes.— Address E.Z., Stab oilloe, v/J/ AN'l'El) to Sell, a nearly new centre- T r board Yacht, woll fonid and oopperod.- O. Bailey, - hlpbnlldor, near the Dock, WANTED, a Nursery Governess, com petimt to toach music—For address apply tlila oflice. WANTED, by au Eugineer, charge of waohlnsry of any sort, useful at the forgo.-A. Trotmnn, Powollß Boarding-houso, Uuoen-Btreot. WANTHL In Purchase, for cash, a Six or Sovou i . ii od Houso, wlthlu twonty minutes' walk of Qu._i-ntreet.-W. V. Stevonß, 187. Queen Btreot. "VSTTARXED, Employment by a Car- T v pouter.—Apply to V. Hay ward, Fanoy Goods DopOt, corner of Symonds-stroot and East-stroet, , WANTED, by a Young Man, a situa tion In an Ironmongery or Drapory Warohonuo; would toko a small salary and nlgn for any term necessary; good referouooe.— Adcress PP. Post offloo. Vy ANTED to Rent or Loaso, a Good T v Grass Farm, from SO to 100 aores, with Dwelling house: Epsom or Mnngerepreferred. For address apply at STAB oiiloo. «« i AH TED orders for Serge Suitß, from _ V 50s —J. -. Dalton, ir&.hionablo Tailor, Vlotorla-atreet Euat. - i XX! ANTED, at llunnaford's Auckland V T Registry (establlnhed 1863), Single Plough man (Thamgel; wages, 20s and found. \&? ANTED, at Uunualord's Auckland TV Kogistry (established 1803). good ra epec—.bio jfemalg Servants of »U olsgneß. W/ANI'ED, at Hannaford's Auckland TT Registry(ostabl__«« 18831. Cooks and Laundress for Beggars; wt-gga. 12s ond lis. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established ISO3I, Man Cook, bnsh survey party ; wages. 7s a day. ANT__«, a Men to Plough 10 Acres of Land; alio, a Caryeator, lo nnlld a house 15 feet wise, 30 feetlong, and S feet high, oontslmng 3 doers. 2 Frenoh windows, and to conitruot a small wino-presa.—Apply, F. Rayer, Mount Albert. vi f ANTED, a few good Bushmen,— TV Ap ly Ilavtd Oouk or Pleroe Lanlgan. ANTED, an elderly Man who under stands oooklng to look after a bachelor. house.—Apply, between 1 and 2 o'olook, Albert Brewery. AKTED to KENT, by a Married Couple without family, a Furnished Cottage.—Apply, stating terns, Euterpe, Box 8, PoetOflloe; • WANTED, threo or four good Tin smith*. Hleheet wnges nlven, nnd conntant employment.—Apply to H. Watto, Tinsmith, next City Connoll Chambors. WANTED to Purchase a Second-hand -lshing Not; meili not to exoeod one Inoh.—Apply Mr Thomson, li. N.Z. Iniuranca Bnlldlnm. -nckland. WANTED to Sell, a Seven-roomed Houso on threo Allotments; good well, stablo, &a-Apply Jnmos Hill, Auburn-Btreot. olf Kybor Pass Road. \%7 ANTED, by n young Man of steady v» and Industrious habit?, who under stands book-kooplnir, a situation In a Utors (town or countrj). Is willirui to make hlmtolf usotul. Salary not so muoh an ohjeot as per manent employment Good roferencos.— *il dross J.F., Poßt-offlco. WANTED to hent, a Large Shsp with Dwelling, or fnrchseo a Grocery Bail nosa. In a good thoroughfare at the oily.—Apply by lotter to Mr James ftoott. care E. MlUhelson fc Co, Qneen-streat Wharf. Anokland. WANTED to Purcba'C, about J ton of Socond-hand Corrugated Iron.—Apply Stah Offloe. WANTED, a situation as Hoasekecper in a small family by a Widow Lady lately from England—l Tor particulars apply to MjsLUooln, West-street, Newton, near York Hotel. WANTED, Boy—one with a know ledge of thoQrooery Bnslness-to»eleot ordora and dellrer goods.—Apply Star offloo. \\f ANTBD KNOWN - Large Bath T . Towels, Is; White Twill Sheeting. Is yrd — Brennun'B Anokland House, Viotorla »tract. WANTED KNOWN—I have opened aspondldlotof Lvlies'and Children's Unserolothlng ehean.—Mrs Klrkmnn, Milliner and Dressmaker, Vlotorlasvreot. ANTID, by Young Man, ritnation in Biooary Storo, town or county; competent to take charge of country storey good references.—Addrcea W, Star offloe. WANTED, oroers lor Tweed' Suits at __ Kis.—J. H. Dalton. Victorlantreet Kubs WANTED, Tenders for Building Two Brick Chimney*.—Apply _»r MiUbank, Ruaaell-Btreet, Arch Hill. WANT ID, Tenders for 50 Bushels of Grains per day, for five days In the woek. for 12 months, from 15th August, 18_ to 15th August, 1883, nt per bushel—Tenders lo be sent to Maneookand Co.. Brewers, Newmarket. WANTED -.NOWN-Instantaneous Portraits from Ss per down, weather no Object—London PhotogranMe Company. >jA/ANTED to Lrit (unfurnished), two TT Front Rooms, with llroplaoe.—Apply Star office. WANTED RxiOWN-J. G. Brswn's Cheap Drapery Establishment, Parnell, la raß place for getting s uu, value for your money; try It 1 WANTED KNOWN.-R. JSow, Vic toria-street, gives on exceptionally high prloe (osßh on delivery) for rosily sood Froth Butter. WANTED KNOWN—Tho only Per foot Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, and no oure no pay, is by anplying to Professor Onsaeott, the only Praotlfal Herbalist In the Colony.—abortion d-Btreet WANTED KNfiWN - Ladles' Che mires. Is8d; Ladies' Drawers, U fid; Ladlei' Whits Tuoked Skirts, Is B*.—Hrennan's Anokland Honse. Vlctorla-streat. WANTED KNOWN-The Cholcost New reason's Tea may be obtained at Row's Tea and Oeffee atore. Vlotori-street. WANTED TO SELL, Photographs ot King Tawhiao and all tho Maori "oyal Family, from S/ por dozen.—London Phato graphlo Company, Upper Qaeon-street. VVTANTED, .situation as Governess ; tv acquirements—English, Mublo, Draw ing, French (conversationally!, and Gorman.— Addrosß EM, os ro of Mr Gardner, 181, Qnecn street. WANTED, a House within five minutes , walk of Qaeen - stroet, by oonritant tenant | ront moderate.—Address WW; Box 113. Poet Offloe. WANTED to Let Offices in a first-class position (with entrances to Qaeon street) at 10b to 12s per week for one or moro years.—Apply to Thomas Steadman, Seed Mer chant. Qnaon-streot. ANT-D To _(KLL, Two or Three Light 'Basses in good repair.—W. Orowther, wellealey-street. WANTED KNOWN-Men's Flannel Undershirts, 2s 94 ; Flannel Drawora, 2s 01—Brennan's Auokland House, Viotoria street. Wanted Known, damaged drapery goods, BY TOESH WATER ONLY, A QUANTITY OF OREWDSON'S HOR ROCKSE3", AND OTHER CALICOS, BROWN AND WHITE SHEETINGS, less soiled and ot equal value to the last lot. GALATEA STRIPES. 1.D.; HEAVY UN BLEACHED AMERICAN DRILLING, 5s fid dozen. J. RENDELL, BRIGHTON HOUSE, TOP OF G_E_-BTBEBT. COMB AT ONCE 1 VV" ANTED KNOWN—That the London t * Pnotograohlo Company has re-opnned In Uopor Queen-street, to take Carte de Vislto Portraits tfom Sa per dps. \JU ANTED KNOWN- Sheeting (2 yds V t wide). 10Jd; Grey Calico. 2Jd; alik Umbrella, 6s 3d.—Brennan's Auokland House, Victoria-street, _____ WANTED known, that distinguishing foatnres ot my business are gooa Workmanship, Fit and Style, at moderate prices.—J. H. Dalton, _ ashlonable Tailor and Hiblt-maker, Vlo'oria-street East. WANTED, by a respectable person, a Situation aa Working Housekeeper; has one little boy of 6 years, whom she would like to keep with her; excellent references—Apply to Mrs March, at Mr Gadd's, Fruiterer, Corner Nel.on and Viotorla-streetß. WANTED KNOWN, that the Lonaon Photographic Company has reopened in Upper Qaeen-Btreet, to take Carte de Vlslta _ ortralts from 6s per dozen,



vVanteo. i "WANTED, tbo Public to See the 'Adjj T 7 vurtlsoment of iho Victoria Loan Oflios. —B. H. KEli'-ING. LiOdused Pawnbroker, Vlo torlastreet, opposite Royal Mall Kotil. WANTED JtSOrFN, Sll_ EmDrot d^rea Cloth Table Covers, full size, only . 8_ lid.—Brennan's Auokland Houco, Vlotorla , Bt-eat, _______ WANTED— Wanted to Sell (uncap) 2,000 fieces of Sponge, from 3d to Is Gd; 600 Pairs of Vubbs, 8d pair; 50 doz odd White i and Gold China Cups, 7d eaoh, 6 for 3s; 50 gross Penholders, 2a per gross, I for id; 100 boxes " Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2s 6di Engraved Wine Glasses.ld, 3s Cd doz; 100 Dozen Wine i Glasses, only 3d. 2s Gd dozon; Wator Bottles and Ups, from 6d to la 3d; Cruet Stands. 2s 3d to 5s 61; Cut Tumbler's, Sd, 5s Cd doz; Cheap ■ Tumblers, 3d. 5 for In; Carved Bread f latcs, i 2»; Bread Knives, only Gd; Key Itingß, Od . dcz; Small Brass Padlocks, 3d; 100 doz Engraved Gloria Jugs, Del, 3 for 2s; Cups and faucexs, Ss Gd and Is Cd doz; Plates. Is ltd to Is Cd a dcz ; Lot of Jugs Gd eaoh ; Jags. 2s to Is; Set Glass Candlesticks, Cd; Candles, 8d lb.- Lemon Peel, is fid lb; Drlsd Apples. Gd. 3 lbß far Is 3d; Starch, -14d lb. by the packet; Tin Matches, Is Sd doz; Plaids, 7d doz; Kiinmel's B,W. Soap, 7 cukes for Is; salad Oil, 2 bsttles for la; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Figs, lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb, 2 lbs for 3s; Glass Cake Dishes, 9d; 3 for 2a; large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair; SO dsz Basins, 2Jcl ts 5d saoh; 10 Accordions, from 8s Gd to 16s Gd; 10 gross natures and Verses, only 2d eaoh; large Mcturoß, 7d eaoh, 2 for Is; Teaspoons, 2d, 3d, and id; Brown Teapots, from 101 to Ma ; VI doz Tin-openers, 3d each ; cork screws. Id ; sis penny hoitien of Blacking for 3d; Is bottles for Od; Nsedles, 'Id 100, 3b 1000 ; 12 dcz India rubber Dolls, 9d eaoh ; 20 doz glass Butter Dishes, from 9d to 2s; Letchford's Fur niture Polish, onlf 9d largo battle, worth la Cd ; amall bottlo only Id, worth fld; Day s_ Martin's Paste Black—«t Gd doz; Clothes Pegi, I doz for Cd; i ton Oosljnnts, 4jd lb, 3 lbs forls, 32 lbs for 3sGd ; goo(-__uoe,Gd bottle; Plo*T3e;Bd, 7s Od doz; and t* Upon in Few Weeks, 2 Crates of Caps and fcauoan, 1 or»U ot Oda Cups 1 of Dinnor Sets, and 3 hhds of assorted China, 100 pairs of Hpcotaoles, Is pair, 3 pairs for 'i. Gd, 7s doz: Tra)s, Is Cd; Rat Trans, only fid; 100 don China Kgg Cups, 2d, 1* lOd doe: Coal Hammers, only Id eaoh ; Dinner Mars, Is 6d sot of 6; 12 doz Iron Pnlla, Is, Is 3d, and la Gd; J ton good Bocon, 7d lb.—H. WATTS, Pict-street, moving in a few weeks 2 doors above (next Mr Robln on's, Tlnßmlth). yyT ANTED T7 KOW H, WM, 11. SMITH, 300 andßo2. UPPER QUKEN-BTRKET (Cornor Alexandra-atreot), Will OPEN A BRANCH OF BIS CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE IN NEWMARKET. In tho shop recently ccoupled by Mr J. Dlnnlson, O SATUKDaY NEXT, AUGUST 13. Business will be conducted on tho eimo prln elpl«s as at our Quocn-it-eat Establishment, wh&ra our aim hss bsan to supply First-class Goods at the LOWEST PO«»T_L_ PRICES. Tbe fundamental prlnolplos of C_BH, on which our buelnsss operations are based, will be strlotly ad herod to, as it is by this means, mainly; the great inducement in prices can be maintained. Facts: WE BUY OHEAP FOR CASH. W_ SELL OHEAP FOR CASH. tsr Every ortlolo will be marked In Plain Figures at from 10 to 15 por cent, under oven Queen-street Piloes. I-SPHOTION INVIT—D, HPARGONAMTIP.-Private Pupils wanted by a Certificated Teacher ot Shorthand. Terms moderate,—Address Phono grapher, " Free Press" Offloe. W ATUKDAY NluHT.—Wanted to Sell, C 3 7tf pair Kid Gloves, Blaok and Coloured. Two-Button at li per Pair; all wool Crimean Shirting, is fid per lard; Kis Gloves from Two to Six Muttons, at half tbeQnesn-itroat prloe.— W. Kyro, Hat and Qlovo Doj.o;, Vlotoria-stroet. c " i — Ecole-iastlcai. •pOJISONBY BAPTIiT CnUKCH. The Annlvorsary Servloes of this Chnroh will bo held oa SUNDAY. August 13, 1882, when Sermons will bo preached— In the Morning, at 11 o'olook, by Pastor John Downiro ; In the rvenlng. at 6 30, by Mr W. BAitiroan, tho inocossful Evangelist. . Also, on TU ESDA YR V ENING. the 15th Inßt., Publlo Tea (Tlokels la) after whloh Addresses will be glvon by several ministers ana frionds. 1 Highway Board Notices. OINT CHF.VAUEK HIGHWAY DiaTRIOT. Tho Trustees of the above district will moot at the Nortnern Hotel. Great North Road, at 8 p in. on the sixth day of September, for the purpose of making a Rate ot One Shilling In the Pound on the Annual Valuo of all Property In the District. JAMES P. DIGNAN, Chairman. Tt/IOUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. Notloe ia beroby glvon. tbat it is the intention of the Mount Edon Road Board, in aooordanco with (the Publlo Works Aot, 1876, on tbe Ith day of Septontber. 1882, to place a Toll Bar on the Mount Roskill Road, at whloh the fol lowing tolls will be levlod.ivls. i— . For every cart, or other description of vehicle, drawn bj one horse, carting Eoorlaash .. _ .. _ „6s Od For every additlenal horso _ .. OsSd For every oart, or other description of vehicle drawn by one horse, oartlng any description of stone or metal _ 2a fid For every additional horso .. _ os3d JOSICPH POTTER. Chairman, ith August, 1833. X ARAN GAH APE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice Is hereby glvon that It Is the Intention of the Trustees of tho abovo District, on FRI DAY, the 25th Aneuat, at 8 p in., at the Offloe ot the Board (Mr T. Hayes's, _ ork-etreet), io mako a Rate of One Shllllna; In tho Pound on 1 the Valne of all Rateable Property in tho said Dlatrlot for a ptriod of twelve months, from the Ist of April, 1882. to tho 3lst of March, 1883. The ssld Rate will beoome payable, in one sum, on MONDAY, the 28th day of August. 1882. at tho Offloe of the Board, to tbe Colleotor, Mr Thomas Hayes, whore tho Rate-hook 1b de posited for Inßpeotlon. J. H-RBERT BURNS, Chairman. August Bill, 1882. TDIPSOM ROAD DISTRICT. Notloe Is hereby given that it is tho Intention of the Btiisotn Road Board, at a Meeting to be hold in Mr Cochrane'a c_(lc«,lonur«nee Buildings, Anokland, en FRIDA.I, Ihs 36th Algust, 1882, in termn tt Becttop 40 of" The Rating Aot 1876,'* to Levy a Rate of Ono SMMnr In the Pound on the annual valae of all rateable property in tne District far the ysar, oo_molding the Ist day ot April, 188<; and that the said Rate wl'l beoome ens and payable in one snra to the Oollettor, Mr William Dlnnlson, Nowmark«t, on the Ist day of September next; and that the Rate Book is open for inspection at the said Ooilooto.'s offloe, Newmarket. FfeANKLaURY. Chairman. nAZETIE NOTICE. At tho Annual Meeting of Ratepayers of Eden Terrace Highway District, held In tha Eden Hall on 38th July, 1882, at 7.30 p.m, the follow ing gentlemen were electod for the ensuing year :— TnusTBKS: Messrs F. T. Paten W. H. Haslett W. White R, Lovatt Auditors : Messrs Christopher Balloy F. M. Morley Fenok-vikwbbs : Messrs John Grady John _IcLaughlan At a mooting ot tho Trustees held Immediately aftor tholr election, Mr F. T. Patau was eleoted Chairman, Mr R. Lovatt hon. Secretary, and Mr Adam Porter Treasurer. CHRISTOPHER BAIDEY, Chairman ot Meeting. Medical. TMT E D I C A L. DR. SCHWARZBACH may bo Donsulted for Diseases of the EYE. EAR, and THROAT, at Albert Park (Mrs Splors's). Prlnoes-street, Auokland. Hours: From 10 to 1. TOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE TOOTHACHE. I 1 Immediate Hellot by using EDBON'S MAGIC SSSENOE. In Is Bottles. DX. RUDDOCK'S "Stepping-stone to Hoilth " (tOOth Thousand!.—To Parents; Read carefully psgo 55. Kepler Malt Extract The undersigned, AS AdKNT, has just opened In EXCELLENT CONDITION the flrtt shipment of the following :- KEPLBR'S EXTRACT 'OB1 MALT, Large and Small Sizes, KEPLER 8 EXTRACT OP MALT, With Hopa KKPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With BYJ-FHOSFJIIIES. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. Wi.h P_PBINE KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, i With Chemical food, KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With SEW and Ikon. KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. With Oil and lodise of Iron, The "Lancet"says:-"Kepler Malt Extraot is very good, and may bo used with confidence." Second Report of the "Lancet" on the Kepler Malt Extract i—Kepler's Extraot of Malt is as dtatlnot an advance in therapsutlcs as waa the Introduction of cod-liver oil. It is one of oUr best remedies for a'tonlo dyßpep-ii, ar.d is undoubtedly useful in consumption and other wasting diseases." Aobnt _ ob Auckland— GRAVES ■AIOK.I-m __._ftixPt^BMA_r_Qaeur_9„_-43L



TO L£-. ' fjjlO LET, Symonds-street, a 7-roo_u JL Hcuee (every convenience), with goi garden.—Apply to H. Partington, Stiohbur; BuUUnpj. filO _fST, Two or xaree _,<u_i«liea i * Unfurnished Booms, large garden; re moderate; In Upper Queen-street.—Apply a: Star Office. TO LET, a Shop nnd Residence iv tt centre ot Grey-streot; water and mis la: on; ront 16s per wook,—J. M. Lennox, ifsta Agent. mO LET, Single Shop at Jfdeu Terrace ~ „. n? Jtt,B<len Hall; rent, 10s per week. a. w. Henderson, Edon Terraoc. HHO LliT, on ioiso, at Epsom, about ¥ acroo of splendid Sooria Land. dry. lave aad in cultivation; an exoallont building siti or would make a splendid market garden —Fc torms and conditions apply to U. F, Evani -Stare Agent, Quean-streot. rJMO LET, 2-roomed Cottage; rent, 5. JL par weok. -Apply Mrs Short, Kxmontl street, Nowton Road, near 3ymondß-street. TO LbT, tho Allotment adjoininglsaaci Bona. Fort-street.-Apply „. & A. Isaaci rjpo LET. aFa mily Residence at Epsom J_ with 50 aores of land.—For partienhtrf apply to T. li. Cleghorn. Epsom. f'ft.o LET, a Furnished Bedroom, witl 8- or without board.—Apply Mrs Whlte'i Viotorin-otreet Weßt. HpO LET, Remuera, main rond, goot J., position, House 8 rooms, wash-house, am other outbuildings, lar^e allotment, wlthla tei minutus' walk or Newmarket Btation.-Anpl; to William Dlnnltoa, Newmarket. "OtMUEKA.—To Let, a commodiou JLlr Family Residence, with about 3 acres o land, situate in Hobson's Bay Road, Komuera containing eight rooms, b*th, Foullery, ani onllar, withstableandooaohhonio. Thehoum bas inst been put Into thorough repair.—Appl' to F. Nnttar, _gon,t. Start-street, Anokland. ' OFFICE TO LET.--AppiyatG.N.L.A Rooms, Queen-street. Vor Hale. P O X SALE _S ALI.O-MENTB. PONBONBY ROAD-Valuable Business Blti (near Franklin Road), 28 _ 110. COLLEGE HOAD-Allotment S3 x 100, £5 pc: foot. NOKFOMtSTRKET-Cholce Allotment, -200 NEWTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100, £15. ICI.LttRSLIK (close to Station)- J-acre, eaoh -50 Easy terms. Also, several desirable Sottases on terms t< suit purchasers. Labour Exchange and -ntate Agonoy, Hlgh-atraot.—A. 'X. Carter. Manager IiAOR SALE, Villa Kesidence, almosi / new, Belmont, Hemnera, 6 rooms, shed, tanks, register graus, and good well, allotmonl 50 _ 120, five mlnutss from Nowmarket Station, —Apply Wm, Dlnnlson, Nawmarket. IrtOß SALE, ON EASY TERMS, Farms J- ' of any size from 20 to 500 acres of good Land, partly improved, near Pukekohe; also, 65 aores rloh Land at Pukekohe. and 81 al Tuakau, 10. nosr landing place In Walkatc Rivor, and 155 of bush, partly improved, neat Bombay Settlement AU the Land la good woll watered, with good roads, and within short distances from railway Blatlons. For farther particulars apply (by letter) to G. S. HEARD, Drnry. rjno PERSONS REQUIRING JL VOLCANIC LAND NEAR THK CITY. PRELIMINARY NOTICE. In a month I shsll offer for Sale Several Acres of Volcanic Land, being tho annexed and best portion o( Rooky Nook never before offered by me for sale. This charming property Is nearer to town than any other voloanlo land In tha market. Tho whole will be out up Into suitsble Building Sltes.and sold on terms to suit bnyersi A treat portion of the Estato being very elavatsd, ensures good drainage, Im munity from the nnhealthlneea and unpleasant ness from mist so objectionable on low lying land, and commands an unrivalled, _*obstruct ab!e, view of the Mount Eden, Mount ROBklll, and Mount Albert dlstrlota. Including the Wal takerel ranges, Manukau Heads, and Waite mata waters. 'Buses pass to and fro- frequently each day, and there Is a railway station within two or throe hundred yards ot the estate. It will be opened up with good roads, and a spring of fre*h water on the land will be reserved lor all purchasers. Such an opportunity oan never ooonr again for acquiring Building Sites on suoh high voloanlo land, so near town, with abundanoee of water; also, good views, and roses, and easy acoens to trains, -uses, schools, ate, &o. There Is an abundances of stone In sticks noon tha property, whloh 1b available for building walls and onthon- os. Inspection Is invited. F. Q, EWINGTON. Kstate Agent. August 9th; 1882. irk °k & ale. MANAIA 3AWMILL AND BUSH. For particulars apply to Jas. Ddnbah, or D. H. MoKßsrjc, Fort-street, Auokland, j/iOR SALE, a Restaurant doing a large - trade. Nona bnt principals dealt with.— T. Mlnettlt cornor of Cook and Nelson-streets. ■JIOR SALE—Grafton Road, new _i_- V roomed Villa Residence, £575. Carlton Road, sirst-olass Villa Residence, 8 rooms, £750. Hopbnrn-Btreet. Several Large Allotments.—B' Y. Collins, High-street MArNUREWA.— For Sate. 93. aores of good Land, 10 acres fern land, oallance good bush; vaiu»blo puriri; easily aooesstble. f ilte, £150. Terms easy. Also, 21 acres of good Laud, two open, remainder bosh, good water supply. Prloo, £50. Easy terms. Tho above Properties are within two miles of Mannrowa Station, and 15 bom Auck land.—Apply to Thomas MoOarty. Flat Ensi le LLOTMENI'S 1 ALLOTMENTS 1 S PLKNDID VILLA SIT K.S. Magnlfloent view and delightful position. In Sarsneld-Btreet and Emmett-atreet, Ponsonby, D. F. EVANS, 532 Agent. Queen Street; Jm>K SALG, 30 Beautiful Building Site at Mount,' Kdon, leading ffrom Mount RoßklU main road. Those sites are level, and command ono of tho finest views In the district Prlco. 12s "6d per foot. Fronting a road BS feet wide. Quantities io suit all pnrohaeers. Terms easy.—Apply at onoe toD. F. Evans, Katate Agent, Qaoon-atreot, fflO CuAufl PROPRIETORS AND JL OTHERS, A splondld Opening and Capital Investment, being the GOODWILL, WORKING PLANT, and ALL APPLIANCES Of a FIRST-CLASS 'BUS BUSINESS, in ftot. second to none la Auokland or Suburbs. The Omnlbnses (some of whloh are almost new) are in first-class workitig ordor, fitted with latest Improvements and conveniences. The Horses are thoroughly staunch aad Btrong, which an inspection will vrove. Harness consists ot Kino Seta Double Harness, all complete and In flrst-olasa order, and all necessary appliances. Stables (In city) convenient and commodious; together with a large qnanlty 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 securing a first-class paying concern. Full partionlars from P. F. KVAN3. XjlOP. IMMEDIATE SALE. GOOD INVESTMENT*' Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, how win dows, _c Sec: freehold Allotments, eaoh BSi 90, drained and fenced. Now let to good ten. ants. Prloo, £300 each, or £520 for the lot, Situate bost nart of Grsco strcot, Ponssnby, D. F. EVANB, Estate Agent. _S«SL A i-LOTMENTS t ALLOTMENTS 1 G KACE-STREET-Splendid Villa Sltos, at £! per foot MOUNT KDEN-About 66 _ 180, at from 32s 6d per foot ANGLEBEA-BTKERT-10X130, for „100 GRACE-STREET-Very Choioo, at from isf per foot : BTOART-STREET~Beantlf.nl VillaiSltes.at 60i loot SPRING-STRRET (Ponsonby)-Cheap Bulldlns Sites. 38 x 99, at £12 eaoh PONBONBY ROAD (Bavfleld)-One nice Lot 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STREET (Kybor Pass)-Cholc< Building Sites, nicely planted, good well and many appliances for building, £130 BAILEY'- PADDOCK-A few Lots left at «4( each -k *fflm . Cheap Allotmnits In Great Demand. Speed; Sales. v. F. EVANS, KSTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET (Next •'Herald.") F. J. MOSS]. |W. F, O-ULMVAI FJ. MOSS & CO. • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHOBTLAKD-STB-ET FC.S SALE. A Large Allotment ia Brighton Road, Parnell (100 x 800). 30 Acres Good Flat Land, 5 miles from Auok land, closo to railway station. 110 Aores near Tuakau; 50 acres In grass, re malndor open torn and bnsh, Price, £500, 38 Aorea olese to the Whangarata Rallwn- Statlon, all improved, with a house, stable barn, &o.; woll suited lor fruit growing, 33 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with build Inge. iO Aores Land, vsith sea frontago, 9 miles fron town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 pc aore, 600 Aores. partly improved, 19 miles fron AuoElncfl, and 1 mile from raUway station good 8-roomed Bouse, and all necessary out buildings. £315s per aore. A Bplenflld Allotmont In Hardlng-Btreot, 70ft b 153£t-_SOO. ' Also. An Allotmont in Inkermann-stneet-£IBO. House of 7 rooms, iv minutes' walk from Pos Office. In addition to the abovo, wo have a Lars Number of Town and Country Properties fo Sale, Including eomo Large Blooks of Land L tho Waikato District. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-street TUST LANDED 50,000 Old Judge Cigarettes £0,000 Excelsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20.000 Dacbess (Pure Tarkiah) Cigarettes. PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, QUEEN-STREET. fgsn_-__n»-



Funeral Notices. lf t jj__BM_________BM or § I^^^^^ COURT ziiLANDU, | I M^^_S^_l The Officers and Mem- | - 9 _i i'Bta ot the above Court E ip ■ ____miu--Jare hereby reapeottully m c n *t_Bit»™i>iw__i» re q Ußsted f omeo ). al . ( .]j a H m a Flrebell. Albsrt-ttreet, on saTUR- I te || DAY AFTKKNOON, at 8.30 o'clock, to _ _ M attend the-UNKItAL of our late Bro. Q ■ John Thomas Mason, 5 '. I H Mombers of other Courts are alsu 1 H reepeotf ally Invited; fl - ___} Regalia: Black ..arjhes and White H 2 ■ Gloves. H 1, I WM. SARQWSON. O.R. B s, M FRKDK. OURIaTMAS, Sec. 0 ■1 .■■ .J „ ■ „ .' A . - '■ Pnblto Motices. t- ". imVE POUNDS REWARD will be . —- paid on oonviotlon of the person who J malieloußly throw a large Btene through one of !, the bed-room windows at my house. Upper , Quoen-atroet, on Thursday night.—U, W. Bin ney. August 10. I A UCK-AND FREE SCHOOL OF ■• -t-. ART. I Mr;S_OM LECTURE ROOM. a a W-DNESDAYS & SATURDAYS, 10 TO 12. Free Instruction to Pnplls (both sexes). All - materials supplied gratuitously, * Conditions of Admlßßlon on application to the 1 Instructor— Mb K_NN_TH WaTKIKS. 1 ~" " ~ smo IMPORTERS •"• AWD SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE. Tho undoraignod are prepared to execute INDKNTB fo- Goods, as woll aB undertake _ the SALB OF PRODUCE In the London Market, on specially favonrablo torms. CRUIOKBHANK & CO. 3 18, Queen-street. Auokland, August 1,1883. IN THE ESTATE OF ROBERT BUR. ROW, SIOREKKKPKR. PONSONBY. ) All Claims In the above Kstate must be ren dered to the Trustees, at the Office of Brown, Barrett, & Co., Elliott-street, on or before FRI DAY, the 18th inst., otherwise they will not be recognised. t A. K. ISAAOS. , JOHN MoK. GEDDE3. IN THE ESTATE OF J. DIMNISON, NEWMARKBT. 1 Creditors In tha above Estate will require to . send in Proof of Debt to A. Heather's Offloe. No. > 73, Queen-Btreet, on or before SATURDAY, • August 19. after whloh a First and Final Dlvi ' dend will be paid. I ARTHUR HEATHER _„_,____ H-RMANN BROWN J Trustee* WESTERN FLOUK-MILLS AND i OATMEAL MANUFACTORY. PARTINGTON BROS. Beg to Inform the public that they are now pre pared to supply so. *_ioh Oatmeal in any . quantity, guaranteed pure and fresh. Flour, Sharps, Bran, Whostmeat, Malzemeal, ; Maiae, Oats, Fowl Wheat,_o„ alwaysonhand. Depot—Karangahape Road, Newton, i Mills—Western Springs. August 11, 1882. PRINCE ARTHUR HOTEL, HOBSON AND WELLBSL-Y ---STREETS, . Is now thoroughly oompleted, and ready to re oelve visitors arriving In Auckland, SI_HNDID AI'ARTMEINrS, \ And every oonvenlenoe a Vlrst-olass Family and Commorolal Hotel can oommand. Tbe Proprietor honos that by giving overy attention, and from time to time further snppli- Ing the wants of his customers, he will obtain their patronage, and Increase the connection of tho house. The Wines aisd Spibitb, also Ales, Need No Oommbnt. HUBERT~ORAM, Phopbiktob. CIOMPARE following prlcos wit_*'Ob- J server" prices, to bo obtained at R. Salmon's, Wakefield and Aberoromble Btrectsj, fer cash at shop—Roast Beef, li, did, Sd and 6d; Boiling Beef, 2_d, 3d, id, and i_d; Beef Steak, 6d; Shins Beef, Id per lb or Is each; Heart, 6d to 8d; Liver given away for Dogs' Meat; Prime Mntton —Legs, li; Chop?, id; Shoulders, 3d; Foro Quarters. 2d. FUnksiSd; Scrap, 2d; Heart and Pluok, 3d; Bausages, id. {yo TO GOODSON'S LONDON / \3T ARCADE for Books and _ tationory at 1 Kngliab Prices; Parses, if you want a good ; assortment to choose from." Fans I Fansl Fans I Kans 1 Gold and Silver Jewellery, newest de signs ; Glycerlco, Toilet. Boney, and Almond , Soap, Sec; Plesse Se Lnbin's, Deleroid's, and , Goenell's Scents; Brushes and Combs, all sorts and sizes; Workboxes and Bosks; Photo and Scrap Albums; Itleotro-Plate, Clocks, Watches; Toys and Games; and for anything else you may want, try Goodson's London Arcado, 118, . Queen-Btreet. COKE. Q O X E. THE AUCKLAND G4.3 COM PANY (Limits-) Will Deliver this very economical fuel In quantities to suit houso- _ r_ S M holders, at the following ratoß for \Z O places within ono mile of tho § g g "> Works; longer distanoes in pro- g — S < portion;— k o m B. fl. Per saok, S bushels .. _ ..16 5 sacks ...... ~ .... a 3 10 sacks, or . ton _ .. 11 6 20 saoks, or 1 ton _ .. _.. 22 0 Ordors may be left at the Offloo or Works. •—— ..I ', ,1 GAS FITTINGS. ~" |(10R LONDON DIRECT. ri||Siij|a|w The Iron Clipper Barque ______-« CUMBRIA, 100 Al at Lloyds, 611 tons register, now loading, and will have qnlok despatoh. For freight or passage apply to THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING GO., Limited, Agents. ESSONS IN DRAWING, SKETCHING FROM NATURE, LANDSCAPE PAINTING, In Oil or Water Colour, 1 Are given by Mr. BALL, Mount RoaMU Bond. For terms apply to I Mr. Leeoh, Shortland-stroet. I ~ ,gPECIAL NOTICE, i ? " \ T. *H. Cooke, ' OABINKTMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, &a, HAVE REMOVED TO THKIR , AIEW PrKMISKS IN V ICTORIA-STi, * three Doors Above Theatrb BOItiOINOH, " ri^HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING r X AND PARCEL DELIVERY i, AGENCY DeupatchGoods and Parcels of all descriptions to ;. every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cnn_p Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. J The following aro the Booking AqenOIES :— r A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker -Karangahape Road . W. H. Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road » R. Blrnie. Baker Arch Hill ,s J, Reid, Cabinetmaker ...Corner ot Kyber Pass *■ nnd Symonds-st S; Reid, Grocer _ .Corner of Kyber Pass » . - and Grafton Roads W. S. Collins, Grocer ..Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker „Newmarket. t , DELIVERIES:- Town Hourly. Suburban: 11 tun. and 6 P.m; B No. 76. Telephone Exchange. « B___D OFFICE l- Q NATHAN'S BOND, CUSTOMHOUSE-STREET. SIMiER Machines at 2s 6d per week ; Cottons, Silks. Needles, etc; Repairs at ' London prices and warranted,—D. 8. Chambers, 70 Queen-street. i?IA TO *10,tj(Xl LENT on BuUdln« ! 3&J- V So„ety principles, or on other terms to suit ban-owe™. Allotments bought nnd i Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgagee and Loans negotiated, se: List ot' Properties for sale on .th pair- B\x nereont. aUowed on money deposited fo:- _ives___A-~ i §_i__i_^^___Ss_-_S2SSJH-i I^^JM ■ ..__m_— —«__»_>ililni_.i ' ■ iilm'S—



Personal. . [ \A7"ILL be at Church on Monday. liQst and .Poena. L°P. * »«>*■ Pony Mare, about 13 hands, without any marks—Anroneleav ing her at Leodrnm'g Stables will btr-WMaedT T OHT, last week, a small Black-and-tan ; s^et?Vic T t „Ti,'_ o -ti 0i? ruwardon tM ** ' I" OST, by a poor Woman, to-day, in • j_J Qucen-ctreet, a Five Pound Note.-A offioe WiU pftid by ljaviuß same at Suit EpOUND, a Sheep Dog; name on collar . onM (_-25..S- ,m*a within sevea days will bo eoldjo defray orpenwss. -Apply this office. ' - IfOUND, a Letter containing P. 0.0.— ■Jl' Owner apply thin cffloo. 6' t< TOIiBN or Strayed, a Liver and White KJ Spaniel Slut, betwoenflve and six mouths old-answers to tho name of Romn.-Anyone dcUining her after this notice will" bf proso- Newton" ' H°Petown-Btreet. STRAYED from Otahuhu, about 30th July, a Lfght-hnrnewr Horse, light chesnot colour; white streak on faoe and small white spot on baok.—Any perscm_returninr__iefhmo to Mr Moran, Otahuhu, msyjje rewarUfld. Board ana _cesU.«_ce. . ~*.' rpHE Rev. Sir _J^AM~b\gsfto in?^ X form those Parents _lp4for Accommodation foJl3o_jfrom- tlj^ouiwiyuis well as those who*_ia»fe, debftbW.&MpKc„sr tholr ohildren In a qn}et,_ale_t r-ch.'ol^thathe. haa lately oonalderaW »E __r_S_ his flp__ J»nd oan now meet th^ylahe^f^ri^ Modßrate. BOARD anrMe3!Sfc_ce-or _yo__!|t._dies '-;'< at gsnUw-ryjlßrji^^J^nMr.et. % BOAKDINU ITO,I?Sj^!_r*OaiLDKEN , ATTENDING T_tjß_-4Rj BOHbOLS IN ' \ AUCKLAND; The above will bo opened ijjtihe end of Sep tember by a Lady ot lar_S__xßerleuce In Tuition and the MimagementjftMJnhildren. The greatest care an<_faap_«isw_^vrl)l la exercised as to tholr hfflitttjand..' cißiltit, a ; liberal table knpt^nd plavjjflyind. _ m_*-t. A time will be 80tf_r>arMojl,sfi_tor_,/) ti_H_ lessons, with asciß'ta_c(»l'^|»^lXc•H^.V^;!_li|.,' I t> "Jtear will bd dividedJteifrTime__t_^"r_B- 8 10a per Torm (lnolU3rv«Wu_^'nt__f_J^_Pfi to Fees), payable in advan_v4W_l '■•______* :" Address BttiTA, PosttgffleiySlffjHanfl/ CIOMFO_Ta_L_ IJoar-J-n- Residence > MrßMarlQ^l^oeat;Btree<flate_Orlsp_j. ."■■'. /JJOVKKNOK %WNB H£/__i__ *_T HOBSON-TREKT, §-^^5-_-^_,^g_z::_S;tetWtti' ?& II Set J^ODGE ST. ANDREW, No. 418, S.C. An Emergenoy Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Lotge-room, Freemasons' Hall, Prlnoes-Btroet.TOMORROW(Saturday)BV_N ING, August 12, at. o'eleok. All Masons are invited. By order of the R.W.M, K. WRIGHT, Aotlng Secretary. UCKLAND TKACHEBS' ASSOCIA TION. A Meeting will bo hold at Welleeley-street Sohool on SATU RDAY. August 12th. at 2 p.m. Subjects for dlsonrslon 1. The Refunding of the 10 per Cent. Reduo tlon on Teachers' Salaries. 2. Text Books en English and Elementary Science with Regard to Teaohers' Ex amination, j. ~ ..-. 8. Toaohing of Slßtory with Special re ference to Sttadard 111. -DWIN T. HART, Seoretary. - : m— —~ ———-^——__————_M___»__M_»__y oaiis. M OLD CALEDONIAN GOLD MINING • COMPANY (LIMITED,. NOTICE TO 3HARKHOLDER3. At a meeting of Directors, hold this day, a ; Call (the 6tb)ot One Shilling per Share was made on tbe Capital of the Company, payable _ to the decretory, at tho Oflice of the Company, Now Zealand lnsnranoi Company's Buildings, Anckland. on MONDAY, tho 28th day- ol .% Augwt, 1682. JAMES STOD ART Secretary. Auckland, AugUßt 11,1832. THAMES DEEP LEVEL TRIBDTE COMPANY (LIMITED). \ NOTICB TO SHAfiRHO-DBBS. At a Meeting ot Directors, held this day, a Call of Threetenco per Share was made on the Capital of the Company, payable to the Seore tary at the ofllco of the Company, New Zealand Insuranoe Company's Buildings, Auokland, c_ J FRIDAY, the 26th day of August Instant. .s. -1 JAMKB STODART, ,_| " j Seoretary, • ' Anokland, August 10,1852. * — 1 ; T. ' ' y\ Tenders, , ,'. ''','" • , "'\ AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD, ] T_-D_BS BOX SfXTHNSION OF VICTORIA '_-"] WHARF, HORTH SHORE, and ' . 1 FOE EXTENSION *F WESTERN T, QUEEN- . ..] STREET WEAK-. Harbour Beard Office, I '•-'.. Auckland, AUKuat lllh, ISS2. '| Separate Tenders will be reoeived at this '. I Offloe until T UESDAY, tha 22nd inst, at noon, ■, 1 for the Extension of the Viotorla Wharf. North m Shore, and for the Extension of the Western '. T, Queen-street Wharf, in terms of plans and ■ speolflcatlons, to bo seen at the Engineer's . Offloe. • '."-.-- ;! ■,"■ ■ '■ HTho lowest er any tender not necessarily ac cepted, ■■-•■•■ mi Tenders to bo endorsed for the respeotlro works. __ -"' .; F. E?-OMPTON, ■ ... 1 Chairman. mo B U I L D B RS. I Tenders will be received until noon ot MON DAY. August 21st. for the Erection and Com pletion of Three Cottages at Devonport. EDWARD BARTWtY, i-" Architect. mo B U I L D ER S. V"| Tenders will bo received until neon of TUEB ■ ' DAY, August 22nd, for the Erection and Com. pletlon of a Villa Residence at the Three Kings. '..' _ EDWARD BARTLWY, ?,'' Arohlteot. _V" \XT AITEMATA COU NT Y. Tendors will bo received at this office, and at Rodney County office, Warkworth, until .* THURSDAY, the 81st instant, tor the under mentioned work :— Repairing the Bridge over the Rauhorf " Stream, nerir Makarau Bridge. • " ■-- Conditions and Speclflcatlon oan bo seen at v Waitemata County Offloe, Shortland-street, Auokland; at Rodney County Offloe, Wavk worth; or at Mr Cllnkard's, Makarau. - ■'-.* . - v JOHN JAMES, County Clerk. ; Auokland, August 10th, 1889. / :■'] riIENDERS required for the Erection of JL an Iron Lean-to at the baok ot E, and A, ,V, Isaacs' Stores, Qneen-street. Speolflcatlons to be seen at our office. Tenders to be lodged .f ---beforenoon on Tucsday,l6th August.-B,and v A. ISAAOS. ENDEKS aro called up to noon of 16th " August for tho ereoWon ot Two Shops; fa with dwelling, In Kyboi Pais Road.-Plans and specifications oan be seen at The Little Mill. foot of Cook-street, For oonWnuaft-n, tee Strut Pane. ■. "' '"" - ■ ' ■ I ■ . I I I __S . -y.t Auctions. , r MONDAY, AUGUST 14. MANUKAU KOAD, PARNELL. HOUSEHOLD FURNITUJR'Bi AND SHOP FIXTURES. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, on tho premises, «', i , jit , Manukau Road, Parnell. on Monday. Hth inst, at 12 o'clock noon. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE— Drawing-room Snlte, Oval Table, Cheat Drawers, Whatnot, Kitchen Dresser, Clock, &o„ &o. Also, Lot Oroeerles. and Complete Fittings fo. Orooer's chop — Coanter, Window with. Three Sliding Doors, &o„ &o. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING; Tweeds, Cashmeres, Dress Material, Shirts, Rngs, Quilts, >' TAILORS' MERCENARY CALICOS, Collars, Ties, Silks, Blankets, *°" &0" **» G A BRIEL LEWIS HAS rocclveil Instructions to soil, at fils Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith and Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-street, on tho abovo date, at 11 o'olock. 20 PACKAGES OF ABOVE GOODS ;, Tcrnm at Sale,