Governor-in-Couucil shall raise an amount sufficient to pay such interest by imposing and levying a tax in such a manner, and at "uch differential rates as the Governor-in- Council shall deem fit, upon all lands within 15 miles from cither side of such railway, or portion of a railway." Major Atkinson got up HiH said, \vh»n Mr Trimble had done speaking, tuat the proposal would defeat the raising of the loan if it were carried, and many other singular things, but he was very cleverly answered by Mr Brown of St. Albans, who said that the special tax would la crease the security of the loan, and would cause tho price it would realise to be in plasfrd«KO. GREY thought the question the most important that could be discussed by this oi- any other Legislature, and when the debate had gone on for half an hour, members came t» X conclusion that a dangerous matter had been broached, and this was fully ssen when Sir John Hali got up and pleaded for time to consider the fairness of thHropoßal and the wisdom of delay— Si .JOHN HALT, said the matter was so aorions that he moved that progress should D e reported, in which line Mr Montgomery followed and Major Atkinson agreed, the semper of the House apparently being in favour of the amendment.

The Bill will not Affect the Railway.

(FROM ANO KER CORBESrOITDI~ro

Survey to Commence at Once. WELLINGTON, this day. I am quite convinced, after carofnl inqnirios in tho Government-informed quarters, that the proviso is meaningless, aud does not affect the utility of the One Million Loan Bill. Mr Bryce leaves tho instant tho House rises, to make arrange ments for a survey through the Kirn Country, and all monies required for the work unto tho time of fixing route will bo forthcoming. The new clause makes no practical difference.

CABLEGRAMS.

[rotter's cablegrams.]

THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Augu3t 15. Tha cricket match between the Austra lian team and the Eleven of Derbyshire was resumed at Derby to-day, when the visitors continued their first inning*. There was again a largo attendance of s| c;tators daring the day, although the weather was cold and inclement. The Australians re mained at the wickets until the stumps were drawn, when the score atood at 158 with four wickets to fall. The wicket was not in good order, and the fielding of the Englishmen was weak.—The principal Boorers were—Murdoch, c, 70, and Jones, b, 50. Horan aeoredlC, not out. CETEWAYO TO BE RESTORED. LONDON, August 15. In the House of Commons, to-day, the Hon. A. E. Ashley, Under-Scorc'a-y for the Colonies, stated in reply to a quortion that the Government had decided to restore Cetowayo to the s»vereignty of the Zulu tribes, but that be would be required to re ceive a British Resident in his dominions, and that sufficient land would be 1 curved for tho*e Zulu chiefs and peojl > who objected t« acknowledge the KiDg's authority. N.Z.L.M.A, COMPANY'S MARKET KEFORT. LONDON, August 15. Wool: Market unchanged. Up to date, 955,000 bales have arrived. Wheat: Mar ket dnil, and has ft downward tendency. Adelaide is worth 50a per 4961b5., and New Zealand 495. Tallow: Market firm, Mut ton and beef are both worth 44s per cwt, Leather: Market firm. Beat sides are worth lljd per lb. New Zealand hemp: Market quiet. Fine is worth £23 per ton.

AUSTRALIAN.

AMALGAMATION OF LEGAL PRO FESSION. MELBOURNE, tnis day. In the Legislative Assembly last night, a Bill providing for the amalgamation of the legal profession in Victoria was read a second time on the casting vote of the Speaker. HOP MARKET. A private telegram from England reports that the Hop Market will probably open With extreme rates. MELBOURNE MARKETS. MELBOURNE, August IG. Malting barley is dull, and unchanged at 6s Id to 5s 3d. Shipping wheat is weaker, fend has declined from 7s 9d to C» lid. New Zealand oats are sluggish at 3s GA to 3s Bd, for feeding, and 3s Sd to 3s 9d for milling qualities. PUBLIC WORKS IN QUEENSLAND. BRIsBANE, this day. In the Legislative Assembly last night estimates of expenditure came up for con sideration, when the following votea were passed :—For immigration, £250,000 ; fer ailways, £1,570,000 ; for defences, £70,000

SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

STATUE OF O'CONNELL. LONDON, August 15. To-day a statue of Daniel O'Connell was unveiled in Dublin. SURPLUS IN THE INDIAN BODGET. Tho Marquis of Hartington, Secretary of State for India, in bringing down the Indian budget, said it would probably show a surplus of three millions. The salt duty is to be reduced, and the cotton duty aboL ished. LONDON, August 15. Political Demonstration in Dublin. The demonstration at Dublin is entirely of a political nature. The Lord Mayor un veiled the O'Oonnell monument, and then at the head of a procession of 40,000 per sons, proceeded to open the Exhibition. Iho New Zulu Arrangement. The continuance of the Zulu military sys torn and organisation has been prohibited by the .English Government. LONDON, August 16, 5.82, Dublin Quiet. Dublin is quiet.

Correspondence.

AUCKLAND TRAMWAYS.

<To theßditor), BIB.—A lew remarfes on the above undertaking ■which IB attraotinK a large Bhare o£ public at tention, and la of vital importance to the people ot And Wand. will not be. we think iroppor tnne at the present moment. It la with pleasure wa observe that the Bharea are being rapidly taken up, and it seema only a matter to bo sur crlaod at that the oapital required has not been already ovec-subsoribed. The terma offered by thVoompwy are moat liberal, and within the rSaenot aU.ana it appeara to us that the trades- J^aDle especially should turn their attention to S?a matterana, by llburally subscribing capital, bwum» to■ themiielvM a voice in the manage mint of an enterprise whioh is obviously oa co latedto benefit their olasa. not only by develop inoaaisler cheaper,and mora rapid oommuoi- SafiS^wlth their suburban ourtomers.and by Sffarinai toT themselves a way of eaoapo from t^SS after work to their residences outside in snaoa of time, combined with 2i,«a£*nd oomfortable traveUlng, but by In cheap anax!£ vaine o£ tho property and to^&n^oads and°Btreetß.%hloh are in Bgg*ffiSß?3SE* atooSunaeonlnour city), a «»oronjcUy Bonnd and efflolently conducted oorrpany i "* «the nroapectuaolthedlreotorß of the Pra'e°*c°," 1; Sanyoffers) runninKoara to bMp^us ot the city and onburbu and at all hours. The oara wiU rOl OTly be a boaefit but an ornament to toe town. We have resided in Ameri can oltlea where the tramways are worked to nerfeoHon, ana havo observed that the difference between tne livaly, cheerful, and bSsalike air of a town with a good system «i tramway communication and one which JtiiloUnw to the old enmbroua 'buseß of our EjfflJ is not a little Bttiklng. In Auok £nd we have line wide streets e ß peoUlly adetDted for the tram car. and it seems to ne tha boonoen duty ot all oltizana to assist and take ot even a few sharaß in an enterprUe which must embellish their own property and SroVe aa immense convenience to the travelling '■wi. TtaMonlß of Auckland are said to be wmpany meana a permnront aoaroe of employ ment to a numerous body of moo. and will open Una freah market for horses aB well as for OOTntriwodnoß.ana also afford constant em riiwraßnt to many looal Industries, such . s? ?ldSaM bSokßralfhß,&o. ■WecoMlder.MrKei. ?of ?tt?pKS2n™ndertaklng to be an emtaentty mtrintln nn well B9 » thoroughly sound com -SSSS*TStSS: and aeoldeflly worthy of

the nnanlmoug support of our fellow oltlzena. We shall later on offer a (aw remarks on the In tended working and nuumnemout of the com pany. Wo trust (apologise tor trespassing on your epaoe, but oar exouse Is that we write In tho lnrorest of tho peoplo who would do well to prevent, by subsorlblng liberally for shares, what is bound to prove a luorativo buatneßS fulling entirely Into the hands ot wealthy capitalists,-! am, &c, Vugbrq.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

KEUTKBS TKIiKORAMS.

Arabi Deposes the Sultan.— Extraordinary Rumour. LONDON. August 15. The natives round Kafradowar are spread ing a report that Arabi has called a meeting of the Ulema, or high priests, and has ob tained from thsin a " fatua " (a sacred or clerical decree) deposing the Sultan, Abdul flataid 11., from his position as head of the faithful, and appointing Arabi Cherif of Mecca in his place. Utreatenihg Aspect of the Arabs. ALEXANDBIA, August 15. In consequence of the menacing attitude of the Bedouin Arabs, who are massing in the neighbourhood of Meks, it baa been deemed advisable to strengthen the British garrison at the fort, and reinforcements were despatched to-day for that purpose, lhe lurklsh Troops at Crete. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 15. It has transpired that the force of Turkish troops despatched to Crete on the 7th inst, and which it waa believed was intended for service in Egypt, has been landed on the island, and it is understood that they will not proceed further. Sir Garnet Wolscley. LONDON, AognstlG. Sir Garnet Wolscley has arrived at Alexandria, Threatened Water Famine. ALEXANDRIA, August 15. The great scarcity of water, in conse quence of the usnal supply by the aqueduct being cut off, is being severely felt by the inhabitants of the city. The available supply is very small, and is being rapidly exhausted.

Sir Evelyn Wood. ALEXANDRIA, August 15, Sir Evelyn Wood arrived here to-day from Marseilles.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

The Conference Over. LONDON, August 16, 7.21 p.m. The Conference of Powers has adjourned indefinitely, Arabi and the Sultan. It is reported that Arabi has induced a Council of Ulenias to depose the present Sultan, and appoint the Sheriff of Mecca Caliph. TheJßritish hare prohibited the importa tion of coal and munitions of war to Egypt. Be Lessepps Stops the Laying of the Cable. Baron Lessepps has prevented the laying of the proposed now cable from Port Said to Suez.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COBEESPONDKN TS.)

COROMANJDEL, this day.

TokateA. — The manager reports :— "No. 7 level: In the early part of last week a cross-cut was commenced to inter sect the hanging wall of the lode channel at a point about 400 feet in from the Bismarck boundary. The survey led me to hope that we might poisibly find something in the crois-cufc through the portion of the level where the channeljwas unusually wide, and at 12ff. distance 251bs. of picked stone came to hand. A few pounds were obtained yester day, and 201bs. to-day. I believe this to be an important find, but as yet there is not sufficient broken down to tell what is likely to be. Intermediate level: There is no change in the intermediate level and slopes. The Eastern level still carries a fine strong lode, but is very poor. The other faces are producing good average crushing Stuff, with now and then a few pounds of picked stone. Another atope (No. 4) will be opened out next week,"

HAMILTON, this day,

At a meetiDg held at Tamahere, Bishop Cowio present, it wa3 deemed ad visable to erect a church for the use of the ADglicau congregation. A committee was appointed to secure a suitable site £140 in subscriptions are already promised.

tPKB PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

PATEA, this day, SEVERE WEATHER.

Severe weather is creating great havoc among the lambs in this district. -After last night's storm one farmer found forty dead. The coming land sales arc bringing specu lators in this direction.

CHKISTOHURCH, this day.

At the Magistrate's Court to-day, Mary Berry, mother of some of the e>r' s con victed the other day of stealing goodes from shop door*, was charged with having received the goods, knowing them to le stoleD, and was committed for trial at the Supreme Court. Steps are being taken to hold a public meeting at an early date to consider the question of the Northern railway exteu sion.

DUNEDIN, Wednesday. SUICIDE BY A PLUMBER. Philip Davis, a pltimber, aged about 30, and a single man, who was living with hiß parents, took spirits of salts, used in his trade, last night, and to-day he died. He had been drinking very heavily, and coming home drank was reproached by his father, whereupon he went and took the poison and stated that he bad done so. a doctor attended, but although the drug was re moved, the effects of it, and of habitual drinking killed him. NEW ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT. Mr W. D. Davidson, general manager in Edinburgh of the Now Zealand and Austra lian Land Company, writes to the "Daily Mews " Riving further particulars of f.tne result .of the Dunedin shipment of frezen meat. The letter shows that, after deduct ing freight and all charges, the sheep netted within a fraction of 21a, and the lambs 103 9d per head. To this sum must be added the valneof skin, lean the expense !of slaughtering, which Mr Davidson esti mates would add 9d per sheep to the net 1 return. The rosult is that something like 80 per cent, more waa obtained for the sheep than could have been obtained in the colony at the time of. shipment.

Correspondence.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—Permit me to thank you for the pub lication of Mr A. Campbell's letter relative to the abolition of capital punishment in the colony. The sensible animadversions of your spirited correspondent regarding the retention on our statute book of tbat shameful relic of barbarism, the glbbetJ will en»ore the commendation of every right-thinking citizen. lam hoping, let mp say, sir, that our strangling institution which has chained us down to deep moral degradation for many years, will sion become a record ot the past; for it is hut natural to suppose tbat Sir George I Grey, and other humane statesmen, will, iat an early day, bring the malevolent : "blood for blood" question before the General assembly.-Youis, etc., Aucklaud, August 9, 1882.

The proprietor of the Forwarding Agency informs us, with reference to the litter describing the cruelty inflicted by the carter in charge of one of h» horses that he has inquired inta the circumstances and finds that the person complained of i had already been discharged from his ' employ. He is greatly obliged to onr cor respondent for drawing attention ftto tho matter, and believes that it persons who see carters brutally ■ ill-us'Jjg valuable horses would communicate the fact to the owners of the animals a stop would soon be put to a practice which ! "Eye-witness" ~snd all other hnmane persons must deplore. . v <;

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

WELLINGTON, Urn afternoon. Financial Separation. Financial separation icaolations between the two islands will be tabled next week, should no uui xpecLen contingency atise. Active canvassing going on, and against Mr Shrimski's amendment. The Miui«try are in Cabinet this mom ing. There ia very little gossip in the lobbies to-day, and very few members have been about, 'lhe general opinion seems to be that Mr Shriraiski's now clause will cause a long discussion. It has been hinted that it will be made a party question, but 1 don't think there is any truth in such a state ment. Bills on the Paper. iOn to-day's order paper there are no less than 92 Bills to be dealt with. The list appears to be increasing. A tew days ago there were only 87, Tenders for the Qrafton Section of the Manawatu Kailivay. The following tenders have been re ceived for the Grnfton section of the Mana watu jailway ; John McLeau, £10,815 S)s ; Feter McGrath (accepted), £3114 10s fid ; Martin Danaher, £5954; J. Saunders, £11,375 12s ; Ros3& Dunbar, £9942 9slod ; J. O'Brien, £10,888 11s; James JJockie, £11,774 ; Suields & Cleary, £13,200 lla 9d ; Jobn Coleman, £11,500; M. Kencher £11,657 3s 7d; John Chew. £13,948 17s Gd j Mileß, McGratb, and Lyace, £859115s 10d, The Elections Committee will report this afternoon, making no recommendations as to payment by the Government of the costs of petitioners, publishing details of tho bills of costs, commenting harshly on the charges.and making a recommendation that solicitors fees should be fixed by regulation or statute Taxing Land for Non-paying Railways, Thejdebate in committee on tho Three Million Loan Bill last night is creating a stir, and is regarded as very importaut. Sir Georgo Grey spoke powerfully in favour of Mr Bhrimski's amendment for taxing land on either side of a railway for deficiency in the interest, and he carried the committee with him so evidently, that Ministers, on the ground of the im portance of the amendment, proposed to report progrosa to give members time to consider bow they should treat it. Sir George Grey hoped, above all things, they would not make a party question of what had nothing to do with party,but concerned tho whole people, and made an eloquent appeal to tbe members to regard it in tho same light, MrMacuudiew thought tho only way of meeting difficulties of detail as to defining districts was to revert to the policy of 1871 and tax Provincial districts. He thought that night tho moit hopeful of good he had known for several years. This morning and last ntght after the debate the Govarament whips have been very active. I am told that thero is a majority in the Eouae whose districts will bo benefitted by the loan, but who would come under the taxing clauses if Mr Shrinmki'fl motion were passed, On the other hand, some of the Canterbury mem bers complain that the farmers there are made to pay £3000 a year more than is necessary to meet interest on tho railways they use ; that their charges onght to be reduced, and that those who insist on having railways that won't pay should meet the coat, There is much of this and similar talk in the lobbies this morning, and members think Mr Shriniski's motion likely to be one of the most important of the sea eion, _____________

WASTE LANDS BOARD.

The regular fortnightly meeting of the Waste Lands Board took place Ibid after noon, there being present :—Mr i). A, Tole (Crown Lands Coramiasioncr), Mr W, P. Moat, Mr B. Tonks, aud Dr. Campbell.

GBAUT AND FOSTKR'S &BTTLEES.—The Under.Secretaty for Crown Lands for warded the following extract from a letter received by the Minister of Lands from Mr Samuel Grant, and dated Brigg, Juno 14, 18S2: " Sir, — I have the honour and pleasure to inform you that more than the number of settlors specified in the agreement for the purcfenso of the block at Te Aro ha—22s—have been secured, and the last instalment of families will aail for Auckland in June and July 5 the number of houses will be duly erected for them on arrival. The land on theeast sldo of the river bas nearly all been disposed of to respectnblo settlers, and will soon ba laid down with English grasses. Homo portions ot the went side have also been sold to settlers, but, owing te its swampy nature, it i 8 not so available for immediate settlement as the other. The land on which the drains have been cut to carry off tbe water will require time to become solid so as to bear stock upon it. i am also told that the wettest parts will require a couple of years before they can bo sown with grasses to advantage. I bave also the pleasure of informing you that considerable interest is still manifested iv the Colony of New Zealand, and though America absorbs the great mass of emigrants, yet there is a gradual and steady outflow to the various ports of New Zealand, and about 600 of my correspondents have already sailed. I know of several more families who con template leaving when their present yearly tenancy expires. lam sorry that I have been unable in these depressed times to dispose of my own property here, or I should have certainly been in New Zea> land ere this. I have, however, onp sop at Te Aroha, who iB attending to the general supervision of the settlement, and whose repoits are very encouraging.—(Signed), Samuel Gbaht."

Motu Block.—Re the recommendation of the Cook County Council that 2,000 acres within the Motu Block should be set apart under the Homestead System, a letter was received from the Crown Lands Office at Wellington, stating that it was not considered desirable to deal with any portion of the block in the manner sug gested. The Ranoitoto Quakry Site. — A letter was received from tbe Secretary of the Haroour Board, stating, in reply to Mr Tole's request for a definite answer as to whether the Board had any objection to offer to the granting of a lease of the Kapgitoto reserve to Mr Fallon, that the committee to which the matter was referred had not yet re ported, inasmuch as the Gorernment had not yet answered the communication addressed to them. To thisjletter from the Harbour Board, the Chairman (Mr Tole) reported that he had giyen a further reply, point ing out that the dsfinjte answer asked for had not yet been gives. It was decided to forward the Harbour Board tho copy of a letter iocently received from Mr Rolleston, in which it was stated that'(he Harbour Board had no exclusive right to the re serve. The remaiader of tho business consisted principally of application?, nearly all of which were grantsd.

The following is a list of the business to be considered at the meeting of the City Council "Works Committee to-night :—(1) Letter from B. Bartley re permit to build ; (2) Clause 2 Finance and General Par. p~osea Committee report, re Surveyor's report on buildings, Quepn ; 3treet, «&c.; J. Hughes'a Utters and surveyor's reply ; (3) Or Montague's motioD, 690, re con tractors' liability; (4) Memo from Surveyor re Armoury ; (5) Legal Committee Keport re Oxley's claim ; (6) Urgent memo from Town Clerk re properties for lease ; (7) Plan of Park to be submitted for approval. A correspondent of an Australian paper, who arrived in the Orient steamer Koine, has written a graphic account of bis experi. ence in Alexandria jußt before the bom bardment, from which we take the follow* Ing extract:—" It was a question whether we should be able to go by rail to Suez. As it remained in doubt for some little time, until it was decided, we had leisure to glance round at the scene presented by the doomtd' city. Close by the jetty where the Tanjore was lyiug, earthwork fortifications had baen thrown up, and two guns of enormous calibre were ready mounted for action. The forts were all filled with men, and I particularly noticed that, with the exception of Kort Napoleon, which stands back in the towD, and which was the chief stronghold of the Egyptians, all the Egyptian guns were mounted en larbetle— tbat io, with the guns just showing over the top of the rampart3 f It in because the gun ners serving these guns were exposed to the sweeping fire of the English Gatling guns that I attribute the easy manner in which their fire was silenced, It was simply out of the question for the Egyptian artillerymen to work in such an exposed position. Tho _ two heavy guns alluded to as being in the earth work fortifications by the jetty were confronted by H.M.S. Monarch, which lay ready for action with the men stand ing by, her yards " and topmasts housed, and steam, rip. Although the gunners of these Egyptians guns were not so exposed in the forts, still they were on such flat ground that the shells^frem the Monarch must have burst right amongst them, inflicting great loss."

THE AUCKLAND "EVJfiJNMK* STAit. THURSDAY, AUGUST IT.



AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET. ADOCBT 17. 1882. Bank ot Knw Zealand—Sollors, £2315s National Bonk-Buyers, 793 New Ze»l__u losuranoe—Sblloh, 79s South tfrUlah-SeUors, 02s 6d Union Sash and Door Co.-EeUora, £2 (new) Northern a.B. Company-lla Aooidenc Assurance—Buyers, 4a 91 Xempthorne, Proseerfe Co.— Sellers, 2Ca Tokatea—Sellers, 9d Quten of Beauty—sll Oil, 22a; buyers, 21s 6d; Balers, 22s 61 Deap Level Trlbute-SeUers, 1b 5d Premier—Sellers. 93 New Find-Sellers. i% 3d JOSKPH NKWMAN, Chairman. In consequence of the recent assassina ' t on of two Greek subjects near Cairo, and the news of the armaments by the British Government, panic again prevails among the remaining European inhabitants in Alexandria. ___________________i Drapery and Clothing. J. M. M cLachlan, 1 222 QUEKN-STREET, 092 Calls attention to tho following SPECIAL CHEAP LINES, Just to Hand. Doable-width Grey Sheeting, slightly damaged with treah water, Bjd por yd, or 8s per doz. Foullle Serges, oholce new colours, at Sid, a bargain All Wool Beiges, good quality, very cheap at is 3d Good Quality Union Shirting;, IOJd yd Hlack Satin, in 3d yd Soarlet Flannel, IB yd Job Lot seven-eighth Linen Handkerchiefs, from Gd oaoh Also, A LARGE LOT OV CHBAP CLOTHING. Job Lines in Trousers and Vests, slightly damsgad, at 12s Da and 15a Tweed Troußors, 5a lid por pair Good Coloured Moles at 6a lid etoh Strong Tweed for Boys' wear at la and Is fid yd Double-width Waterproof Tweed at la fid yd And other Cheap Linen too numerous to mention. J- M. M°L A O II L A N. DRIPEK AND OLOTHIKR, (Nearly opposite Mo Arthur's Warehouse,) 222, QUIIKN-RTKKET, AUCKLAND. Hew Teas. We BhaU roealvo our SECOND SHIPMENT by tho Rli.uooma, from Sydney, duo on the Kind lnst, 3148 PAOKAOKS, Conalfltlntr ot EXTKA CHOICE KAISOWS & CHOICE & MEDIUM CONUOU3 Of neat twisted oven leaf, and very strong and rioh flavour. Alao, 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDARIN SCENTED OKA.NGE PEKOE. The abovo.wlth about 2000 PACKAGES OF FINEST QUALITIES (Balance of Fit Bt Paroel), And 300 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND DAKJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a vory Raro Selection to buy en. Our Fooohow aorrospondsnU Inform ua that seven-tenths of last shipment was Boourod nt KXCBPTtOtfAL-Y CUKAP ItATKS, And \v« aro determined to give our ollonta tho FULL BKNBFIT OF T|II3. L. D. J?F T~"AN & C o' TyEVV SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1838 The undersigned been to notify the arrival, per B.s, Rlngarooma (transhipped ex b,b. Hnn garlan, from Foo Chow), ot a FURVHER SHIPMENT OB1 New Teas 1 _>Tew Teasi Conslatlng of— 11AO "PACKAGES, 11U/5 JfAOKAOBB. INOLUDINS SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TEAS, tr Samples for LlQUorlng oa applloation. •__ H. B. MOHTON. 29th July, 1882. rpE NEW TEAS O_f SEASON 1882-3. The subscriber. In soUdUns orders for NEW SE ASON TEAS, has every oonfldenoe In recora mendlng them as being very much enperlor to any Teas placed on the Auokland Markot tor Bometlme. Prloes aa under:- " Perlb. B. d. H.d, Good Common Congou - - 1 Bto a 0 Fine Congou and Souohong.. -2 to 2 A Very Superior Sample of Indian Tea, sold pure as Imported _ 2 10 The merits of New Tea as compared with Old are but Indifferently appreciated by tea drinkers. Old Tea Is " Btale, flst, and unprofit able," takes more time to infuse, and la apt to tasto vapid after the most careful Infnslon. New Tea Is freehand bdak, more easily Infused, and has a rioh aromatic fragrance. Ordors called for and Qooda Delivered to a parts ot the city. 808 E~IFT" X E W, TKA AND COFFEE MERCHANT, VIOTORIA AND ALBIRT-STBUTS, AUCKLAND 1 TNDIA AND CHINA TEA WARE- X HOUSE.' 95, VICTORIA -STKEET. Owing to the growing popularity of PURE INDIAN TKAB, and their undoubted super iority over many of the light China kinds, to gether with their absolute freedom from yOKKIGN LEAF, and tho abeonpp of all klnda of artificial soonta, Impdrted from fliwering shpshfi. &c, &0., the undersigned deems it prudent to offer his nuineronrf Tes Patrons guotaHona tor PURE INDIAN TEAB, un mixed with China sorts. Belog a Dlreot Importer from tho famojia Calcutta Tea syndicate will be a sufficient guarantee of their PUKITY, and also of their values, their being no intervening profit be tween him and the Syndicate. XTO. 1 -PURE BROKEN PEKOK AND SOU -4-» 4- OHONG BLiKNO at 2/2 f lb. NO. O-PURK SOUCHONG AND DAB * JBRLINQ PKKOB BLKND Bt 2/8 lb. NO. Q-PURE PEEOK 80U0H0NG O AND CHOICEST DARJBK' LING BLKNDat3/^B>. A Reduction ot 20. ft n>. on 121b. paucsls. "BERTIE SAVKRNA" HAM 3 AND BACUN. Qanllty Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/ * lb. Terms Cash. Less by the Side, Blend Teas. PbJOEB COTfRKNT. CHOICEST PCRK BROKEN PANYONQ CONOQU. This' Tea fur value In the pup ia worth pence per pound more money, Price, la Btl per lb, A SPLENDID DARJEKLING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend ot Pore India and China Teas. Price, 1/8 lb. "TEA KXTRAORDINARY I" Ihe ready sale this Tea commands proves It worthy the name. Price, 2/ per lb. "FAMILY MIXTORB." A blend of high pared first crop'lndla and China Teas ;wiu lmprove with lengthened brewing in the pot, and prove.ltself, an economlo high-class Family Tea. Price, 2/6 per lb. •VERY RIOH DKEP BROWN TBA." A combination of some of the pobkbt, the BTRONQUBT, and the highest flavoured Taaa Imported. Price, 3/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stock of SIFTINQS In London and Foochow, and the desire to make 1 room for farther shipments, the undersigned ! will sail the balance of hla preaent stock ot 1 PURE CU.INA SirriNGS at l a. oD. PER LB. (quality undeniable). •*• A Fredk. Whitbhead, Qg yiOTORIA-STRBET, AUCKLAND



Wanted. WANTED, a gooa Barmaid.—Apply Occidental Hotel. ANTED, a good Bootmaker, for the Wnißato; also, onu for To Aroha, on watertight*. Good wages.— For particulars, apply Cartwrlßht and Oarthow. boot upper manufacturers. Grey-aueet, Ancltlana. ANTED, a Groom, able to drive.— Apply. Dr Kenderdlno. Kden-Btroet. WANTED, a Carpenter for small job.— Apply. C. Bonnet, baok A. and K. lßaitcß. WANTED, a Smart Youth.—Apply C. Canning, Quean-street. Vl/ANTED, a Message Boy.—Apply, T 1 Jamea Leslie, Parneh. WANTED, a good Cooper.—Apply Captain Cook Brewery. W'ANTKi;, a uenerai oervant; must be a good plain 000k.-Apply Mrß Calton, Panama Houae, Lower Symondß-Btraet, WANTED, Ten Good Bushmen ; also j small Uu»h Contracs to let.—Apply to B. Johnson, Stamford House, Symondestreet. '. \VT ANTED, .1 Palliass Maker; none but » » a grod hand nood apply.—W. Hart and Co , BptUg wattrau uuksr, WeUeßloy-streot, noar oornor of Hobaon-Btroat, and opposite bt, Matthew's School. \\f ANTED, Genetal Servant.—Apply, V » Mra (jloman top of Grafton fload. *m, amTuD, General Servant for gentle-' t f man's family, only two ohildron; other sorvant kopt. Plain cookins;; good plaoo.— Apply, Mrs Elsmorc'a Registry, Shortland Btl out «*TANTED, a Uomposuor; smart "Youth TT praferrod.-Apply VV. Alderton, " Ad vooate" Ofllco, Whangarei. WANTED,for a Farm connected wltlia Butohery up oouotry, a decent midale a^ed Married Couple—woman aa housokeopor, man to look after pigi. garaea, and assist In Blaughtorhouso, Rood wages and comfortable houio.-AtiPly teHartfe Ca., Auckland Market, WAisTEl', v Lad 13 or 14 years old, to work about tho house, gaidon, and drive a small baßkot ourrlago.—Apply Star olUoe. W~ ANTED, ii Respoctable Youth to drivo a Baker's Cart,-T. J. Pnllipa, Kardnganapo Koad, Nowton. WANTED, a Smart Lad able to write a KOOd hand—Apply Box IG7, Poal Oillco, own writing, WANTED for the Coast, a strong Butoher's Boy, ta ride out and wrlta orders.—Apply at onoe, F, G. Cleiyton, New markot, %\r ANTED, Apprentices to the dress- V T making; piiinß will bo taken to teach thorn the trade.—apply Kpiom, Post Offloe. WANTkd, a good General Kutvunt referonoe required.-Mrs Oliver, Wob loyan Parßonago. Grafton Itoad. \AT ANTED, good llougamau ana two * » Men aooustomed to bush farm work.— Motoalfe and Hill. 29. N.Z. Inauranooßolldlnga. WANTED, an Engineer to work Some-' outtlng Ui tho, &o , and to make hlm- BOlf genorally usofal. Albo, a Btrong Lad ; one used to striking preferred. Apply early, at Djolt Ironworks.- Geo. Leahy. WANTED, a good General cscrvant aoouatomed to ohildron.—Apply Mrs Porolval. Gruon Lane. WANTED, a, ttursemaia.—Apply Mrs Gabriel Lowls, ©"Korke-Btreet, Albert Park. WANTED, a first-class Bread and Bis"-1 oult Bakor for tho country.—For parti culars apply to K. Farroll, Prlnoosstreet. Ono hnnga. W~" ANTED, ft corapotcat Teaoher of Phonography for the Auokland Phono graphic Society. State terms required to tho Beoiotary A.P.3., 'Free Press" Offloe, from whom all nooossary information may be ob tained. ANTED, a Bricklayer, to Build a Chimney at Coromandel.—Apply Go vornor Browne H«te', Hobaon-atraet. WANTED, at once, Two or ThreeOooq Spado Men.—Apply T. Barnett, Qaeen- Btroot. WANTED, a Working foreman of Works for tha Devoaport Highway Dlatrlot. Balary: £2 2a per weok.—Apply in writing to Buojiunln Taoaer, Secretary. i\rANTnD, a good General Servant.— V T Swan Inn. Birand, Mechanloa" Bay, ANIED, a Strong Errand Boy.— Apply, J. C. Sharland and Co. WANTED, a Dairy ot Good Fresh Butter; highest prloo oash paid for boat dairy.—Apply V. Win tor. Baker and Groosr, Franklin Komi. \\[ ANTED, a Nursec;irl, not undor 16 v t yoarß.—Apply Stau otlloo. WAfli'iSD, oraers ior Tweed Suits at 65a.-J. H. Dalton. Vlctorlastreei K»°* \\7ANTED, a Dairy of Freeh Butter T T for cuah.—><imone. Grocer, &c Wynd bam aid Ohapol-ntrootß. ' WANTKU —An optninc has occurred In an oflUhUnhed Bcslnooa in the city for a Younst Man Of gotd »ddrt«s aa Junior Partner; no capital required; Bmall premium only and reforenco.—" Partner," Star Ofllco. WANTED, a Young Man to ride for ordors: none but good wrltorß need apply; must bo respeotable. — Maunder and Smith, Bntohors, Napioratreot. WANXKD, a quantity of good Dried Sliark-K. Williams, Fish and Oyster Dealer. Qaecn-Btroot Wharf. WANTED, by aGemleman, Furnished Bedreom, wlih Hoard j private family ; In the violnity ot Albert Park, or Mount Eden preferred.—Addroni), J.A., -tar Office. \\! ANTED, Immediately, for Hire, a t T snbatantlal Bath-oholr ifor an Invalid.— AddrosH, Dr Mooro. Pond's. Qaeen-streot. %AT ANTED, Music Pupils; Is Lessons, T T IChlldren's Dandinif elkss, Satnrdsy; Private Adult Clobs, Wodnesday Kveriings, Mra Wolpbi Grey atre'ot. ' WANTiiD to Sell, a nearly new contro board Yacht, well found and oopperod.— C. Bnlloy, near the Dock. WANTEP orders for Serge Suits, from 60j —J. ><. Dalton; Fa*bionabl6 Tailor, Victorla-stroet East. W" ANTED to l^ent, an eight-roomed llouao, within easy walking distance ot Poßt-ofiloo.—Addreea, Btatlng rent, to WFW, STiHOflioe. Vlf ANTED, an active and energetic Man as Travbuinq auent for the National Mutual Life Association. Remunera tion partly by salary and partly by commission, Addross— MR. JOHN MILNK, Queen-street, .'■ * .■. Auokland* ANTED to Rent, immediately, a Three or Four-roomed Cottage; rent noderato.-Address, with piirtlciilarß. Cottage, office of this paper. YV ANTED, 5 or 6-roomed House, near '» town.—Apply. Hewtn Bros., Queen- Btroot. va/ ANTED, by a Lady, Sewinp; to tane * T home; plain dreaaea preferred, or ohil dren's dreases. etc..[or little boys suite.—Addross " Loiaure." Herald Offloa. ANTED, two Gentlemen Boardorß to join at front bedroom, with use of ali tlng-raom and piano, &o.; terms moderate.— For address apply at this oflloe. to Purchase, Puriri heavy t T Fenolng Posts; also, heart of kauri Shingle* and Pall nga. — Apply, Auokland Timber Company (late Holdshfp's). ANTED KNOWN-That tha under signed Is now Belling Meat at reduced prices, Good quality ot Beef and Mutton. 2d per lb. Please note the address: A. Wood, Welltngton-etroet. WANTED KNOWN — Instantaneous Portralta from Ss per dozeh) weather no object—London Photographio Company. WANTED KNOWN;.—X. Bp-w, Vic toria-street, gives an exceptionally high prloo (pash on delivery) for really ( ood Frash finttpy. WANTED TO SELL, Two or Three Light 'Bosses In good repair.—W. Crowther. Wellealey-atreet. \%T ANTE t) KNO WN—That the London v* Photo(?raphlo Company hea re-opened In Upper Qaeen-stroet, to take Carte de Vlelto Portraltß from 5a per doz. WANTED K-NOWN-Horrocka's Longoloth. 3s IOJd do3en; Floor Oil cloth, Is lld.-Brennan's, Viotoria-street (nexf Theatre Royal). ANTED liNuwjN, tnat the Lonaon PhotOßraphio Company haß reoponed in Udpt Qaeon-Btreat, to take Carte de Visito Portraits from 5a per dozen, WANTED J-NOWN— The only Per foot Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, ia by applying tv-Professor Gneaeott, the only Praotio-1 Herbalist In the Colony.—Shortlaiid-Btreet. WANTED, the Public to Sec the Ad vertlsement of the Viotorls Loan Office, —B. H. KKKBING, Licensed Pawnbroker, Vio torla-Btreet, opposite Roya} Mall liotul. \s7ANTEDTd SEiL, Photographa ot V V King Tawhlao and all tho Maori Hoyol Family, from 8/ per dozen.—London Photo graphlo Company, Upper Queen-street. "\\r ANTED to Let Offices in a first-class T? position (with entrances to Queen etrcet) at 10a to 12a per week for one or more years.—ADply to Thomas Stoadman, Seed Met- chant. Queen-street. YY J, G. BROWN'S QHEAP DKAPERY ESTABLISHMKNT, PAKNELL-, 13 THE PLACK FOR GETTING FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. V TRY IT 1 V,y A^TED '1Q bE.LL, the Remains of I »T a Paw'ibroker'a Boeineoa, oonelstlng 1 of—Clothing ot Kvery Desoriptlon, Blankets, Rngs Qailts Sheets.Sec; God Watches Chains, Kli.ga Broocheß, ICBr-rlnga, Silver Watohes. 1 ha'nn, *o; uold Pins, &c; three Diamond Tti.ujfl, Feather Heds. PUlowp, &c taken at viiluiitlon. The whole to be sold for a lump sum.—Apply to Andrew Heavey of Wind_am- Btreet.—Half Cash, two years credit the other half, aa I —Ibli to retire from buelness, and live private. — And several, ether artlolea too numerous 0 mention —Andrew Heavey. '



W&acaa. WANTED, all men to know that there are no Measles whloh mar product) delirium tremena at tho Victoria Hotel, mix turca haviug dojp duly vacolnated by R.B'.L. WAd TED to Kent or Leaae, 50 to 100 aoree of good Grass Land f with Dwelling' house: KDSom or Maogere preferred.—Apply this offloe. ANTED, THE ?ÜBJ, 1 O TO GO TO GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE For Books and stationery at Knglish Prices Parses, It you want a gooa assortment to choose from Fansl Fannl Fans I Fans! Gold and Sliver Jewellery, neweßt deslgna Glycerine, Toilet, Honey, and Almond ttuap Please and Lubin's, Delerold's, andGosnell'a Scents Brußhes and Combs, all sorts and tizes Workboxos and Desks Photo and ticrap Albums Klectro-Plato. Olooka. Watches Toys and Gnmes; and for anything else you may wont, j-ii Goodeon's London Arcade, 118, Qneen-atroet. WANTED— Wanieu to Sell (Uncap) 2,000 Fieoou of Snonge. from 3d to Is (id : 800 Pairs of Vaaus, 8d pair; 59 doz odd Whito and Gold China Cups, 7d oaeh, G for Sa; 50 gross Penholders, 2a por gross, 4 for Id; 100 boxoj Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2a Gd: Engraved Wine Glassns, 4d, 3s Gd doz; 100 Dozen vvlno Glasses, only 3d, 2a Gd dozen; Wator Bottles and U\io, from 6a to 1b 3d; Cruet Stands. 2a 3d to 5a 61; Cut Tumblers, Gd, 5s Gd doz; Cheap Tumblers, 3d. 5 for In; Carvod Rread Platea, 2s: Broad Knives, only Gd; Key Kings, Gd doz; Small Brasn Pad looks, 3d; 100 doz Kngraved Glass Jogs, M, 3 for 2s; Cupa and Hmicors, 3s Gd and :1a Gd doz; Platta. la lOd to la Gd a dcz.; Lot of Jaes Gd eaoh ; JtiKH. 23 to 4,1; Set Glass Caudleatiolcs. 6d: Candles, 8d 1b; Lemon Peel, is fid lb; Dried Apples. Oil, g lbs for la 3d; Starch, lid lb. by the paokot; Tin Matohcß, la 8d doz; Plaids, 7d doz; Kiramel's B.W, Soap, 7 cakes for Is: salad OH, 2 bottles for la; Castor Oil, 2 bottles for Is; Figs. lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb, 2 lba for 3a; Glaus Cake Dishes. 9d; 3 for 2a; large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2a pair; SO doz Basins. 2.tl to fid eaoh; 40 Aocordions, from 8.1 fid to 16s ud; 10 grosu Piotures and Verses, only 2d each : largo Hcturea, 7d oaoh, 2 for Is; Teaspoons, 2<l, 3d, and Id; Brown Teapots, from 104 to 2d; 12 doz Tin-oponers, 3d each; cork screws. 4d ; sixpenny bottles of Blocking for 3d; la bottloa for Gd; Needles. Id 100. 3a 1000 ; 12 doz India rubber Dolls, 9d each ; 20 do?, glass Batter Dishes, from <Jd tv in \ Lotehford's Fur niture Polish, only 3d largo bottle, worth la fld ; small battle only id, worth Eld; Day .ft Martin's Haate Blaokkw. Gd doz; Ulothes Peg a, i doz for Od; i ton Currants, -1 Jd lb, 3 lbn for in. 12 lba for 3n Gd; good Hiuioe, Gd bottle; Plokieß, Bd. 7s 8a doz; and to Open in Few Weeks, 2 Crates of Gupa and (Jauonra. 1 orate of Odd Cupa. 1 of Dinner Sets, and 3 hhda of assorted China. MO pairs of Speotaolea, la pair, 3 pairs for 2a fid, 78 doz; Trn; s, la Gd; Bat Trass, only 6d j 100 doz China Kgg Cups, 2J, 1* lOd doz: Coal Hammeru, only Id oaob; Dinner Mats, Is Gd set of 6; 12 doz Iron Palls, la, Is 3d, and Is Gd; \ ton gooa Bacon, 7d lb.—H. WATTS, Pitt-street, mo ving In a few weatrn 2 doors above (next Mr Robln on's, Tinsmith). Wasted Known, damaged drapery goods, DV FRESH WATER ONLY. A QUANTITY OF CRBWBSON'S HOK ROCKSES', AND OTHER CALICOS, BROWN AND WHITE BHBBTING3, losa soiled and of equal value to the la lot. QALATEA STRIPES. i\v.\ HKAVY UN BLEACHED AMERICAN DRILLING, 63 6d dozen. J. REN DELL, BRIGHTON HOUBE, Top oi Ghky-stbebt. Comk at Once ! £?1 i\f\i\ To £2000 WANTED, on 3&JL\J\?*f Good Security for 3 or 5 years.—Apply W. V. Stevens, Land Agent, 187 Queen-street. "\THPAKGONAMTIP.— Privata Pupils X wantod by a Certifloatod Teaoher of Shorthand. Terms moderate,—Addrosa Phono grapher, " Free Press" Offloe. To Let. TO LET, Three Kooras.—Enauire at 808. Upper Qncen-atreet. TJ^lO LET, those premises in Fort-street, X knows as tho American Oyster Saloon, consisting of nine rooms; tarnished with cood oookfng arrangamonts; gas and water laid on. Rene moderate.— apply to John Mario, High streot rU\O LET, a Three-roomed Cottage,— X H. J. Hiordan, Nelson-stioot, near Cook street; _^_^^_____ rjnO LET, Fonr-roomod House, Eden X Terrace—Apply to F. Morley, rgiO LET, a new 6-roouiccl Residence, X Upper Quoeti-atreot. The rooms are large and well flnlahod, with water laid on; Register Gratos. Cellarage. Sec Rental. 18a per week. t |MO LET, a Family Residence, contatn- J. ing oight rooma, bath, and wator laid on with H acroa of land, Bltu&to on the Great South Koad, a few minutoa' walk from Klleralle Railway Station. oommandlnß a good view.— »pply to F. L, Prime or W. Altkon, Estate and L'lDll AROQtB. ''810 LET, Nicely-rurnished Bed and tiit- Jl tlnn-rooma; nee of Kitchen • gas and water laid on. Prlvato family.—Addreso offloe til thla pitper. rpO LET, Shop with S-roomed House JL attached. There Is a very steady bnslness n conneotlon with tho Shop, whloh Is well fitted. &».—Arply Mr J. B. J&okaon, Lorno- Btreet, opposite Lome-atroot Hall. r liO LET, a Furnished House of 8 rooms, IL with a good Piano. There is Stable, Buggr-honae, and Tonnis Court.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray. i 2. Queen-street. : ry\O LET, in Franklin Road, a Sitting a. room and Bedroom, with use of Plauo. No other boarders nor children.-Apply at this office. •■ ri\O LET, a Family Kesidence at Kpsorh, X with 60 aoros of land.-For particulars, apply to T. l)i Cleghorn. Kpqoro, ' 1' O L E T, TO IRONMONGERS, CLOTHIERS, CABINBT-MAKKRS. JEWELLER 3. AND OTHERS. To Let. those lino Concrete Shops at the oornor of Pitt and Grey streets, Plate-glau windows; water and gas laid on. By far the best business stand out of Queen street. Plans at my OIHOO. Possession in about three weeks. J. iS,, LENNOX, Katate Agent. Auckland. rjn q t c T. MOUNT EDEN-JioTf'fiealrable Reßldence. quite now, and thoroughly well finished, 7 rooms, wash-house, &c, &o. . GEOKGE-STRKET, Ponsonby— Houae, 6 rooms largo allotment, fee, &c. MELtfORI) - STREBT, Ponsonby - Cosirable villa Roeldenoe, 7 rooms, pantry, dairy, stable, buggy-bouse, fto,, &o. COLLEGE HILL, Ponsonby—New Honso, ot 8 rooms, pantrr, tank, &0,, &o. 1). F. EVANS. BBtate Agent, Qaeen-atreet. HOUSE to LET, AVellesley-strpet, next to Dr D&WBOn's.—Apply to Kobort Neal, grooor. Qneen-Btteet. ■ OFFICE TO LKT.— Apply at ©.NJUA. Rooms, Queen-street, Board ana Kesiaence. OAHD AND RESIDENCE (comfort able) for respeotable Men; also. Private Bod and Sitting-room,in a family recently from England; houao opposite Oddfellows' Hall. Lome-street. off Quoen Btroet—Mrs Crisp, from yincent-Btroet. OOMFORTABLE Board and Kesfaenco for two Gentlemen (frlonds); best part of Anokland.—Apply Star Offloe. C^OMFOkTaBLK Board and Kesidence. > Mrs Marler, Vlnoont-streot, lower ond of Pitt-atreot (late Orlupe). "pURNISHED APARTMENTS, With or Without Boabd, In a Gentleman's Family. Apply at MILLER'S STORE, Grafton Koad. THTWO Rooms to Let, in Wynyard-atreet X ofl Brighton Road, Parnoll.—Apply Mrs Noirla. on the premises. rn>HE Rev. Mr BISPUAM begs to in-" X form thoao Parents who applied to him fo** Accommodation for Boys from the country 'as well as those who may bo doblroua of pl> clbb thoirchildren in a qniet Select Fchnol) Ijiath'' has lately considerably Enlarged hia Horn c, ,_J can now meet their wishes.—Terms Mod>i-ate nOVKKKOK BKOWNK Hei'iSi, \JC UOBSON-STKBKT, Boars abdLobgikci __..___..203 per Week SINGLE BOOM „ ..26a, G-azette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter ol " The Debtors and Creditors 1 Act, 1878," and of tho several Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy of William Holmes, the younger, of Gs-ahamsiown, In the Pro vincial District of Auckland, EDglneor, a Debtor. 1 hereby summon a General Meeting of the Creditors of the said Debtor, to be held at the Supreme Courthouse, In the City of Auokland, on TUESDAY, the 22nd day of AURust. lnst, at 12 o'olock noon, for thepupoee of receiving my Report, and granting the said Delator an order Of discharge. Dated this 16th day of August, 1282, D. B, MCDONALD. _ _ _ Trußteei Q. 1. KBBTMtT, Queen-street, Auokland, Deh.tbr'B Solicitor.



For ts&ie, fcpOß SALE (Cheap), flrst-cmns Uphol •A" teror and Furnishing Jiuatnosa, Uppi Symonds-strtjet. -nlttt tense ot shop and goo. 7/111; ctook at valuation,—Apply to Dcviou as Baser. |^ Ob i h sTTFI FOR SALE (Oheap)-A NKW HOUSE of rooms, splendidly finished, In Cuuroh-Btreo two mlnutoa' walk from Dovonport 'Wharf. Apply at onoe. , R. fc R. DUDKR. O|YST£RS for Sale nt 5s a Bag, at th Dining-room nnposlte tho Gao Work: Cnatom-houße-atreet West. Bottlos at lOd eacl jp o k immTdute sal* GOOD INVJCSTMKNT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends; bow win dows, &o, t Sco.: freehold Allotment!), eaoh 33: 90, drained and fenaed. Now lot to good tor ants. Prloo. £3UO each, or £520 for the lot Sltuato beat viart of Grace-streot, Ponssnby. D. F. KVANS. Ketatß Agent. ' (513) fljiOK SALE, 14 Years' Loase of One o -fl- Two Aoroß, Splendid Buildiner Site, ecorli land (nnltivated), Alount Kdon (Epsom), noa Newmarket; on one portion in orootea a oom fortable Cottage of five roomß, also small stable Pitfohasnr building one or two houses valu £200 to £600 will fiave ono-hulf value rotarnei in money at end ot term—For particular; apply to D, V. TCvans, Ketato Agent, Queen Btreet, or 0. T. Wren, ttemuera. jui it & Z b DKBIRABLE PHOPKRTY, consisting of Six roomed House, ooinmodioua and comfortable alao a pretty gable end verandah Cottage witl large bow window; large oorner allotment pleasantly situated in Bt. George's Bay Koad Darnell. For Immediate Bale, aa the ownoi- Is leaving for ihe South. (515) D. F, KVANB, Hatate Agent. fp O li SALE, VICTORIA AVKNUB~fNBW North Road) New Verandah Cottage, i rooms, register cerate oolonial oven, blinds, &o. (now let at 12a fid) Leasehold allotment, 33 x 90, 50 years. Gronnc rent, £5 por annum. Prioe, £1.80. Terms un usually emj, D. P. KVANS, (M 9) Estate Agent lp O X SALE PROPERTIES. LarKeTand Small, in varloui parta and places, too numerous to auvertlai separately, Sco Star Batubdiy Suitucment for a fey amlmoro on application to the underoiKnod. MONKY to LEND, and every facility River to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Wgtate Agent. Qqeon-Btroot. JgIARM FOJti SALE. - UAKGAIN A very oomfortable little Farm. consisting o; 121 acres real good fertile land, with substantla Homestead, extensive OutbuUdlcga. etc., etc. good Orchard, Bosh, fto; noar a School anc railway station. This in for absolute Balo; ni reasonable offer refused j owner mußt realise. D. F. E VA N S, Hstato Agent. (517) V O R SALE, Handsome and Thoroughly Well-fornlahee VILbA IitcSIDBNOiS ana Grounds in Arthur street. Poasonby. House oontainu 6 rooms (do sides pantry and scullery). Bpaoious and lofty, in flnt-clabtj order, replete with many comfort! and conveniences; surrounded by allotment, about 112 j: 120, In pretty flower garden, &c, This property I can with confidence recommend to any one wanting to purchase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Full particulars from D. Y. BVAN3, (527) Estate Agant. Qaeenßtroot. If" Q R S A h E. HOTKD. — For Bale, the Lease, Goodwill, StooJr, and Furniture of a Country Hotel, dotiip a good and steadily improving business. The House, containing 12 roomß and bar, is new, well finished, and handsomely furnished. Torim made easy. For partioulara apply to D. F. EVANS. 620 Hetato Agent. Qaeon-atreat. El O X SALE". A RARE OPPORTyNITY-Stock. Fitting*, and Goodwill fit a Grocery Concern In a central jOßltion In tiie City, dolßg a good and steadily ncreaolng business. Loaso of 1 years to inn, Rent, 259 per week. Prloe. £130. D. F. HVANB, 55 Estate Agent. jjiuE IMMEDIATE S~ALBF, A BARGAIN.—houBo, s apartraont?, almost new, and In flrnt-oisij' ordev. Freehold allot ment, 10 x 10' J. Splouaid view city and harbour Sltsato Ueowo-etrocJ, Poneonby. Price only D. F. EVANS, _631 Ketato Agent. Queen-afreet) jfi 5 R S A L E, MOUNT KDKN, sear Toll-bar. Splendid Allotment 99 x 198, cultivated, witj; Sew Cottage of i rooms; large American coa.lt inp- Stove; good water supply; gun road frontage. A first-class building ?lto. _>,' F. KVANS, Estate Agent. IJVOB SALB, 30 Beautiful Building Sites 1 at Mount Kdon, leading from Mount Koskili main toad, 'l hose Bitoa are level, and command one of the finest views in the district Prico, 12a 6d per foot. Fronting a road 66 feel wide. Quantities loßul.t all purchasers. Terms easy.—Apply at onoe to D. P. Kvans, Kstatc Agent, Quoen-fltreet. ALLOTMENTS! ALLOTMENTS I SPLENDID VlLLAdrrjfS, Maornlfloant view and dolightlul position, la Sara_el_-utreet and Kmmett-strect, Ponsonby. O. F. KVANB, 532 Batata Agent, Qnoen street. lit O X 8 A L Jj, A Drapery and Haberdashery Business, in one OC the best of Auckland Suburbs. The Stock la new and well ueleotod. The position is firat-olaBS. The premlsea new and subetan tlaU oonßlstlng of 7 roomß, besides the Shop, Rent only SOa per week, "nil particulars from D. F. EVANb, Estate Agent. Queeny rest 8M SINGiSK Machines at Ss «d per week: Cottons, Silks, Meodlos, etc; Kepalrs ai London Prlosß and Warranted.—D.S.Chambew 70, Queen-Btreet. JUST LANDED, 60,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 50,008 Excelsior CSgoreties 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Dochess (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes. PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, QUEKN-BTRBET. F. J. MOSS]. |W, F. O'SULUVAT FJ. MOSS & CO,, • LAND AND KBTATJS AGENTS, BHORTLAND-STBEE3 FCR SALS, A largo Allotment fc Brighton Koad, ParneU (100x300). 30 Aores Goo^ Flat Land, 5 miles from Atiok land, olose to railway station. 110 Acres near Tuakau; 50 aorea In grass, re mainder open torn and bush. Price. £500. S3 Aores olose to the Whangarata ltnilwa; Station, all improved, with a house, stable barn, fco. i well Butted tor fruit growing. S3 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with build Inge 40 Aores Land, with sea frontage. 9 miles fron town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 pc aore. 500 Acres, partly Improved, 1,9 tnUoa firon Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station good 8-roomed House, and all necessary out buildings. £3 Us per aore. A Splendid Allotment in Harding-street, Wit b: 153£t-4500. Also. An Allotment In Inkormann-stseet—£loo. House ot 7 rooms, 10 minutes' walk from Poe Office. in addition to the above, we have a Largi Number of Town and Country Properties fo Saio, lnolnding some Largo Blooka ot Land li tho Walkato Lllatrlot. F. J, MOSS ft; CO,, Shor^land-Btreet. I Sor continuation ice First Pact Tenders [rp O CARPENTERS Tenders will be received up till SATURDAY the lßthlustaut at 6 p.m., for the erootionof Dwelling-house on College Hill. Plane, &o , t be seen at Mr Flynn's, bookeoller, Welloßlej street, where tenders are to be left. The lowos or any tendor not neoessarliy acoepted, I'or continuation, see Plrat Page. Medics/. MARSHALL'S Puic Homocopathi Medicines can bo obtained from «oat aon'H London Aroade, at Is per bottle, or 9s pc dozen. Kepler Malt Extraui The undersigned, AS ASTCNT, has juat opene In KXOHLLKNT CONUITION tne first shipment of the following :— KEPLER'S EXTRACT OV MALT. Largo and Small Slzei KEPLER S EXTRACT OF MALT, with Hop KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. * i With HYPOPHOSJBITEI KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT. Wlih Pepsin) KBPLKR'3 EXTRACT OF MALT, ■ With GnEMiCAt Fooi KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, j With Beef and Iboi KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, | , With Oil. ana lodidh o? Uroi Tho "Lancet" Bays:-"Kaplor Malt ExtaK ia vorj good, and muj bo used with confidence, Second Report of the "Lancet "on the Keplc Malt Kxtraot i—Kepler^ Extraot of Malt Is c distinct an advance in therapeutics ac wt the introduction of cod-liver oil. It Is one i our beet remedies for atonic dyspepsia; aadi ; undoubtedly useful in consumption aad ot!« 'waatlag diseases." : Aohnt vw AniKWlflJ— j O.RA7ES AICKITKTI ■ XJT Tbb PHABMiOS, Quesn Bt. JLI



Meetings, a. A A GXNERAL Moetlns r _ S^s^iS^SJ KOWINOCbOBwUIDOIIdia ld THIS BVENING (Thursdays, 17ta lußtaut. at 8 P.m., at the Club Hotel, Ponsonby. r c. b. owkn. i. Hon. See Y OUNG WOMBN'S INSTITUTE. The Adjourned Mooting will bo held in the t. Masonic llaU THIS (Thnrada;) BVSNINU, the 17th instant, at 7.30. All Interested In this Institution are urgently requested to attend. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellcsley and 3 , Albert atreets.-Evangeliatio Scrvico, THIS » (Thursday) KVBNING, at 7.30. All are invited. r Rccont arrivals cordially invited. Liost and Founa. i- • T OSX, a Fawn-coloured Slut Greyhound. { JLJ —Anyone returning the same to U led hill's Yard will bo rewarded, and anyono retaining the same after thla notice will bo progoonted. LOST, between the mail boat, "Herald" Offioe, Wharf, or Argylo, a Purse contaln -1 Ing two £5 notes and five £1 notes. A reward a o£ £210a will bo given on returning Bams to Mr 1 Coma. B.u. Arfirylo. >. T OST, in Hobson-strect, a Wold Mounted 0 JLJ Collar Button.—Finder rewarded on ro -1 turoiag eamo to Keesing Bro?i, Watchmakers, a Victorla-atreet East. LOST, Stolen, or Btrayed, from Symonds street, a Fox-Ton-ier Bitch, spotted b'aok • on tall and back —Kinder rewarded on i eturuia« same to this office. I Hound in any person's '■■ vosaeselon after this notico he will ba prose- J onted. I TpOUNJU, a Letter containing^T.O.O.— "X? Owner apply this office. Ainnsementa. W ABBOTT'S • Q P E R A J^[ O US E. ! AUGUST 17m, 1882. j TO-NIOiHTI TJ-NIGHTII LAST APPEAR INCH IN AUCKLAND OF . The World-ronowned 8 CAPT. W. J. BAKKY. Admisalon-Dress Cirole, 2a; Pit and Stall?, Ib, / Doors open 7.30, Lecture 8 p.m. AUCKLAND WESLEYAN MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. A MUSICAL AND LITERARY ( ENTERTAINMENT I Will be held j TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, Aug. 18, , In Loweb School-book, Pltt-streot. Programme a Overture—" Tho Caliph " (Boieldieu) Recitation- Rev. Dewsbury . Glee—"Chough end Orow" (Bishop) , Reading .. _ .. .. Mr Theo. Cooper Song-" The Bailor's Love I Sceeoh .. .. _ _ Rey, Pareonson . Daot—"Fairy Dreama" . Kecttatlon MrJas. Bnttlo Glee—" The Cloud Cap't Towers " j Dialogue ~ .. Messrs H. and W. Johnston WaUa—" Fautlna " (Francaia) , Recitation.. t Rev. Dewsbury I Overture—"The Crown of Gold" (Hermann) , Keoltation.. _ .. „ MrYounK Solo-"Thbßaglor" X Reading .. Mr McDoweU Glse—"Hark! Apollo '■ (BlBhop) Speoch _ .. m „ „ Mr Mather 3olo—"A Dream Within a Dream" , Readlni? ... „ .. Mr 8 MoMaster Quadrille—'Lss Amours" (SSrauss) : Admission—ls; Children, Cd. E. JAS. WHITK l Bicretary, PabllO DIOttCBB. ' TW" O T I O E, IN RK AIiBKRT BATON. Tftbo. notice that on the application of Msk W. KaTON, sn Ordor prohibiting the ' Bale or pupply ot liquor to ALBKRT EATON, , Ot Auckland, Gentleman, Bon of the said L. w, ' Raton, was this day made in open Court by Hie Worship J, K. Maedonald, Esq., Reßldont M agis , trste; and further tako notice, that any licensed person, with knowledge of the said order, soiling or supplying to the said ALUKHT EATuN, within the Bpaoe of one year from this date, any liquor, will bs liable, on convlc , tlon, to a penalty oC £10; and any person Belling, giving, purchasing, or procuring to or for the said ALBKRT KATON, any liquor, within the , Batd spcoe oC one year, will bo liable, on con < Tiotion. to a penalty ot £5. : Dated this 17th day ot August. 1883, THHO. COOPER, Solloltor for the Applicant. To the Licensed Pubiloans In tho Llconslng Districts In the Provincial District of Auckland, i and to all other persons. L DOROUGU Olf PAKKELL, 5 REMOVAL OF NIGHT-SOlti. Complaints of i.eglect on the part of tho Con - traotor In Removing Night-Soil shouM be made I to the Inspector ot Nuisanoeß (Mr Hill), Manu kaa Road, when they will reoeive Immediate r attention. I S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. August 17.1882. ILLER'S SPORTING PAMPHLET can be obtained at the United Service i Hotel. Price m. i * SILVER WATCH still lies at the ' JA. HtfAß Office unclaimed. ' ftAv I?OR WHANGAREI.— nank^ Tno Onttfil DR^AM will Bill for Whangarei TO-MOKROW ' SsZSSSCL (B^riday), 18th August, 1882— For I x^Baw Freight, &0,, appy to F. KISSMNG. Fort-streot. ' fjpROM this date, Angust 16th, the Night E) Soli Collector discontinues further attend nnoe to those houses where payment haa not been made to 30th Jane. No exceptions. Office, City Market, Queen-street entrance. TV) uTICE is hereby given that Alfred A sh -L\ ton has been appointed Collector ot Rates for the Grafton Road Highway District, and that the ttatea for the ourront year fire now dus i and payaala to. him. on demand. THO. MAOFFARLANB, i Chairman, Acgnst 16,1832. TT\ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Notloo Is hereby given that tb.o Partnership > hitherto existing between the nnderslgned, Georsk Frahkk and Tbrodobb Frbdebio v Sandbach Tinnb, at AQokland, under tho style or firm of " Fraser and Tinny," has been f dissolved by mntnal oansect. All debts dne to i, or by the late firm will be received, and paid by the said Ghokqe Juahfb, who will (or the L. future curry o^ the businoss on his sole account, und«r the namo and stylo of FitASER and a TIN^fE. * 1 Dated at Auckland this 10th August, 1832, . GKOBGE FRA.BER. ™ THKOUORB F. S. TINNE. £ Witness: P. W.Obokbb. y •&?! dl xo CIO,UOOIdSHXon Bnlialnß 3& .*. \r Society principles, or en oihsr terms to salt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly tpayment syetom. t Mortgagea and Loans cogotiated. Bee Liatof ProporUes for sal» en Ith pose. £».r ner eont c allowed on mssoy doposlted for lnveetme&t.— t C. Wikjamsuk, Land. Kstata and Financial Q Affonl and Valuator Vnloan Loan. jW" O T I C E 1 MUTUAL FIRE & MARINR INBURANOK . ' COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. At the urgent request ot tho Company's Agents In Southern Provincial Dietriots, the ; Time tot Applications for Shares has been ' Extended to the 21th lnst. :i mHE AUCKLAND FORWARDING 0 JL AND PAKCBL DRLIVKRY f. AGKNCY it DBBpatohGoodsanaPareolaof all descriptions to every part of tno Town and Suburbs, at v Qbklv - Rate, and with guaranteed regularity, Tho foUowlng aro the Booking Agknoiks :— a A, R. Idtdd, Cab'tmaker^KaranKahapoßoad W. H. Young. Grocer ..Ponsonby Itoad K. Blrnle. Baker .. ..Arch Hill J, Reid, Cabinetmaker ..Corner of Kybar Psae and Bymowls-at. - S. Reid, Grocer „ v and Gratton Roads ,c W, S. Collins, Grooer ..Pornoll '' A. Ueldt, Cablnetmakpr ...Nawmarltst, DSLSVERDI3 : ~ Town nearly. Suburban: U a.m. and S p.m; No. 70. Telephone Kxchango. HEAD OFFICE : -1 NATHAN'S UOND, CnßiOJ»nooßK-STBEB3. d QPECIAIj NOTICE. 8. a a> T. & H. C OOKB ' . X D- OABINKTMAKERS, UPHOLSTBRER3, &0., „, HAVE REMOVED at !TO THBIB it M ■ to NbW ARKMISK3 IN VIOTORIA-ST., ir Three Doobs Above Thbatob BmisiNoa.



/ Personal. rjpHK- lata deceased Thomas John Manofl .a. Inft p gfivw Wjitoh with some Watch matei ta town to bo repaired. Anyone having came will pleaaa rotnra tv Nevada Hotel. V*7 ILT, be at Church Monday or' Tues- _ .«_ , Auctions. fO-MORROW, 11 o'clock A.X, 1 MARKET-DAY, A RTHtyK'S POULTKV, PRODUCE, A. FRUIT, AND GROCKRY AUCTION MA.RKB.T. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls. Ttu-keys, Ducko, Oooho. Pigeons, Ca naries, Fancy Birds, Small Pigs, Owl Pi- K6oir«, etO. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROOBRX DE PARTMENT. 8 cases Canterbury Uneon and Haas (-.'nudry Lota of Bacon and Hams, Beef Pork, Butter (In jar?, tint) and kegs), Chonsa Table and Seed Potatoes, Ptuopkius,Carrots Munfccltia, Oultna. Flour, utitmoal, Oftts Mfttoo, Malt A Wo.l-a'iaorttid Lot of Garden Sooda FRUlT,—Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Cocoannta Bananas &o. GROCERIES, &c—Tea. Cci Tee, Coooa, Sufcur, Fauce, Hoar, Starch, Blue. Candlofl. Corn flour, liiiicnitfl. Lollies, Blacking, Vestas, Whica Lead, &o, (FURNITURE DKPARTMENT)- ON SALE PRIVATELY, AT AOOTION PUIOE6 : Bultna In great varioty, Pianos, Gtgan, Iron JSodßtoads aaa Cow, a large assortment; Wood Bedstt-ads of various kinds. Carpeta, Hearth Hugs, Fondore, Orates, Stoves, Sew ing Machines, Wiitolies, Clocks, GlasaC&BOS, Book Oases, Chelfoncors, Cnesta wrawora, a Rood assortment; Well-framed Oleo graphs, Karthenware, Marble-top and other Weshstends, Toilet Sots, Walnut Inlaid and nihor Loo Tablos, Chairs ot many kinds, bet of Skittles and Balls, a Largo Side* Board Billiard Table, Lamps, Ones, Sec. W, B, COCBBANE, JAS. DAOBI TO-MORROW. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. CAJKPJST.S. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, to-morrow (Vriday), lSihlaat., at 11 o'olook, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FUBNITUREj consisting of -I'iunoforto (In Rosewood Case), Couches, Chairs, Pictures, Uruu eelß Carpets, lings, Fenders, Curtains, Tnttlec, China, Crockery/ Glassware, Cutlery, Ptetodwaro. uheffonier, Wool Mata. New Iron Bcdßteadß. Wood Hod- Bteads, Mftttiaasep, Paillasses, Bedding, Chests Drawers, Toilet Sots, Withstands. JJroEHIDR Tables, Mirror*, Tubß,Kitchen Utensils, StovoH, Register Grate, etfl. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. AT SIBBIN'S MART, At U O'OlOOk, ; . •> 6 cases Hams and Bacon 15 bags do do, to olose aooonnts 10 tons Best Table Potatoes 10 eaoks Barley, for the benefit ot whom It )w»y conoern 10'tODB Beat Bakers' Flour SO cases Kerosene, 10 cases Milk Bo&p, Candles Kloa, Currants, Jams, Plokles. Onions, Oatmeal, &c 70 pookages Teas and Sundries. TO-MORKOW. PROD U CE SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction nt the Exchange. Mart. Queon-streot, To-morrow, at 11 oclock, Potaiooa. Onions. Corned BeeJ Hams aid Bacon, Bieouits Oatmeal, Flonr, Bioo, Ten, Bugor Fowl Wheat, Oats, irfniza, Barley Fancy Goods, Toy Trumpets 1 Sowing Maohinou, naarly new 2 koRB Buttor 1 oaao Lomona 2 oases Presorvod Fish SCO., &C &O. TO-MOKROW, 11 O'CLOCK A,M. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale* .room, Queen-Btroet, To-morrow, ot 11 o'clock Bbarp. POULTRY — Fowls, Duoks. Goera. Turlcayo, Young Pigß, Canaries, and Cockatoo. FLOWERS -Trees, Shrubs, Plants. PRODUCE — Potatoes, Onions, Horoß ana Baoon, Butter, Beet, Pompklns, Lard. Oate. Maize, Bran, sharps. Fowl Wheat. Barley. Rloe, Tea, Sugar, Candles, Mustard, btarch, &0,, So, Also, HOUBBHOLD FURNITURE and Kltohen xitenßila, Gun, 2 Tents. Clothing. Good Mangle, &c, &o. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. MONDAY, AUGUST 21. GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE, PONSOJNBY ROAD. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mra R. F. smith, to sell by auction, on| Mon day, August 21, at 12 o'clock, TWO-STORY HOUSE, of 7 rooms, and scullery, corner of Ponsonby fioaa and Htjpnnrn-street. Allotment, 41 by 132 ft, having; a term of 20 years to run, at a rental of &2 12s 61 per annum. Gas laid on. This property haa only been crooted 3 years, and should command the attention of specu lators. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. MONDAY, AUGUST 21, ~~ At 11 o'clock. The mlancc of Consignments Not Ready for Previous Sale. MARBLE STATUAKYI AGATE STATUARY 1 ALABASTEK STATUARY ! TO BE SOLD WITHOUT THIS SLIGHTEST BESEKVE. Gabriel" lewis HAS received instructions from Sigaor Lngl Voroli to cell by anotion, ai hia lioomo, on above dato, IQQ LOTS OF AGATE VASES, ALABASTER STATUARY, &0,, . Consisting oC Blaboratoly - carved BragdteUo — marble, sgato, yellow sleiinn—and Uruoatellat suob as Hebo, Ktrnaoaii, Mediols, Grecian. Uothlo, lfloriintlno, Noapolltgn, Pompeii and Horcnlnnn-um designs, bsaatltolly carved; suitable for decorations of en tranoa halls, drawing-room?, mtutclplooos. Uibrarios. Also, Op Jn Vases for flowers. Temples, Carved Taese, Utob, Card Roceivon, Carved Baskets (oarvod out of solid marblo), Fonn tninp, Pedeatnls, Baßlrets with relievo > flsnres; Watch Cases, Jewel Case, Boxes, Groups. Animals. Handsome Bohomlan Vases, Parisian Statn arr (nndor glass Bhadcs), aud Handsome Polished Island Bbells, sso.. % &0., tco. Note.—Tho Salo is absolute, and each lot will be sold ■without any roaervo, Terms Cash. SATURDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. 28, At Two o'Clock. VAILE & DOUGLAS ~X%TILL sell, by auction, at their Kooms, f T Shortland-stroot, All that Valuable Bfttata taiown as BBILWOOD, Subdivided into 111 Choice Building Allctaonfj, Thase Allotments aro all Voloanlo, r. large portion ot them hay« been cleared, dng over, and are now In goad grase; they oommana pleasant views are very healthily sitnatod, and havo frontages to moust koskill boad, Bellivood Avenue, Crosiwkll-stbekt, maelbohough-btbbrr,, LAWfiBNOK-STRERT,* Oil A.TH AM-STBEET, BALKIGH-STKEET. The Kstato has been pegged off with Iftnogra. phlo plans. Can be had from the Auctioneers, Oinnlbuoo-J pa'jd several times dally, TiTiE: Land TaiNsrjEE, Wo c»H Bpocial attention to the LIBERAL TKKM£, vlss,: ONK-THini) CASH, 10 % at tlmo Of BAIO, balanoa within one month. TWU-THIRD3 caa remain for four years at -6%. VAILE & DOUGLAS, LAND AND KSTATK AIICTIONEEBSi Shortlantl-stroot 1 ,' " ' : i ' ' ii ir (Vontinued tn Fourth Pay.)