snramcd up, ond the jury then retired. They returned live minutes lator finding the prisoner " Guilty." ALLEGED WlK_ BUATING.-Jobu Gordon, a tall and rough-looking man, was charged with having on Sunday, the 3rd September la.t, unlawfully wounded his wife,__nrg;irct Gordon, with an iron bar. —The prisoner admitted the offence, but pleaded cxttnunt ing .circumstances. —Margaret Gordon de posed that ehe was the wife of tbe prisoner. Un Suuday night, the 3rd of Sept., she was at home iv Ncl.ori-street, her husbnud and tjwp other men being present. Drinking was going on. duo of the men was lying on the sofa io the dining-room, and tbo other was in bed, Sho and tho prisoner had -brno words. He.throw her duwo and then struck ber over the leg with an iron bar (produced) and she nlso received a wound on t.e head, but sho could not swear that it waa caused by the ba'. Blood flowed from it, and also from the wounds on tho legs, hhe was rathor tbe werse for drink at tho time, add '.he blotVs brought hor to her senst s. Aftor the assault the prisoner went oitt to get a doctor for her. Sho waited somo timo, nod then put on her hat to go out. The priioncr mat hor at tho door and a'cednipanied ber. They met Constable Lamb, and he hud her sent to the Hospital, While the a«saultw«s being committed, one ot the two men who wero iv the house (Harrison) Went away; thebthcr went away. To the prisoner: You did tell me that you wnntt d to treat my leg so that I might bo sent to the hospital, and thus prevented from .lotting d'llsk,—John Ilartison gave corroborative evidence as to the assault, and the implement used, vi_ , a bar of iron. He thought it best to clear, cut as he did not dare to interfe c between husband and wife. He had been invited to their bouse by both the prisoner and hia wife. James VVilson, a young mau and a carpenter by trade, deposed that he was asleep at tbo time of the u-sault, aud woke up immodiatsly afterwards. Tho prisonsr was then standing hy the mantel piece, aid his wifo was sitting ou the floor beside him. The former said, "I dost think l'vo brokou yoar leg, Maggie," and Mrs Gordon replied, "You've nearly killed me, John ;go for the doctor." They then wont away. They had all bsen drinking that day, and they wero all {the four of them) pretty drunk, — Constable Lamb de posed tbat on the ' night of the 3rd of September he met tbo prisoner and his wife fn fr'elson-street. The woman was drunk, and blood was streaming down ber face. Ho asked lm,. she had been hurt, and she said that ber husband had dene it. Tha prisoner then admitted that he had assaulted her with an iron bar, and tbat lie bad done it because he thought Harrison bad bsen in bed with her. Wit ness arrested tho ma*, and after having the woman's wound bouud up, took her to tho Hospital, He subsequently found prisoner's house, and discovered the bar of iron (pto ducad) on the iloar, It had blood upon It. «-Dr. Cooper, houac-surgson at the Hos pital, deposed that Mrs Gordon was ad mitted to the Hospital at 4 am.on Septem ber 4 last. Sho had a contused wound ou the top of tii« head ana three an her lott leg, as well as other contusUns about her body. There was oie wouud particularly over her left eye, which had been done threuuh falling against something.-To the prisoner ; Tho iron bar (produced) i& powerful enough to kill a bullock witli.—Tho prisoner th'-n addressed tho jury, pointing out that he had been sorely provoked by his wife's conduct—tbat ho had been working from 5 in tbo morning till 12 at night, that she neglected to send him any food at mid day, and that when he returned at night he always found her either lying about the place drunk or away drinking. Sho invited msn ta his house azaia.t hia will, and drank wiih them. Ths immediate cau»e of the nsianlt was hia overheating _or making an iudecent propo. sal to IlarilsoK. He was sorr.v fowwhat a'e had dona ; it would kayo bam botur to have turnsd her out uf the house ; he o«ly struck with a small piece of a pair ot tongs, nnd he hit her thrice on tho leg with it; the wound on the head she got by falling.— Via Worship pointed out that the pii.oncr had admitted the unlawful wounding ot his wifo, and stated though he might have bo n greatly prov»k«d tbat did not justify his conduct —Tho jury r»tircd, a»d, nftcr snmo fifteen minutes' deliberation, broutht in a verdict that tho prisoner was guilty, hut under very strong provocation,

Dis Honor imposed a sentenco of twe months' imprisonment with bard labour.

UNIi-WF. LLY Wuutt mo.— John Ley don, an auctioneer well-known at the .names, was arraigned upon as indictnunt charging him with kaving, on tho night ot the 16th ot July last, at Te Aroha, unlaw fully wounded Michael O' X ecfe by stab -ing him with a knife —The prisoner, who waa d_fcnd-dbyMr|Besketh,plcadednotguil.y. —Altar the Crown Prosecutor had opsned the case he called Michael O'Keefe, a minor, wbo deposed tbat on the ni*ht of tbe 16th July last he was at Quiclan's Hotel -it Te Arona. There were a great number of o her person, present, and nmonget them the prisoner. He was under the influeace of drink, and was g«i»g about irom room to room, quarrelling with every om w.otn he met. Be had a row -with voting Whitaker and at hut became to troublesome tbat Quintan appealed to witness to put him out. —Witness accordingly went into tbe r.om where the prisoner was. and poiuting to some clothes, askci him if they wero hia. The prisoner replied, " Don't touch them," at the samo time displaying an open kn fe. Witness mshed at him and struck bim upon tha face, and at the same time prisoner stabbed him in the back ; the prisoner stabbed him again, and then tbey fell to the floor together, when the prisoner stabbed him a third time. Some people then interfered and separated them. [The witness's shirt, flannel, vest, and coat, all blood-stained, were then pro duced, and identified as having been those tbat ware worn by blm un the night of the assault ] Left sitting.

WOMEN'S REFORMATORY.

(To the Editor.)

Slß,—lt is to be sincerely hoped that tho practical outcome of the prcent agnation about women will be a Women's Aeforma tiry. 'Iho ladies w_o despair doing any good ki this respect tako too gloomy a view of matter*, aud if Ihej know nhat is known to myself and a few of our merchants and business men, they weuld not let another day pass without providing semo sort of shelter for their fallen fellow creatures, lt is doubtless true that most of the bad girls glory in tbclr shame and do not want to reform—if so, nothing can he dono for tbem ; but there are tomo who sec the folly and wickedness of their infamous lite and want to turn over a new leaf, and they should b» helped till. clothing aud a situation can he got for them. It is a positive fact that gitli have been reformed here before thia, and othcra will bo reformed, if public scorn and oalloiiMiess do not drive them to .despair. 'Iho immediate need is a Women's Horse and B cfo matory. Two girls are now boing sinltcred by a lady, and if fhe turned them adrift, thoy would havo to sin or sUrve. It jh useless to roply that they can go to ser vice. Tbcy bare no suitable clothe.", ro money to buy them, no character to enable them to get work horo, no monoy to pet away tea place whore thoy are not known, tod lam informed that one is il'. What is to be dooo? Aro we to say :" As you made yonr bed so you mv . lie on it ?" or .hall we follow the example of One who raised tho fallen, and encouraged hor to do '■ better 1 I hold that it Is never too late to mend, and that whenever a bad girl comes to herself and takei the first r>t<*p towards tho p»th of rectitude, virtuous people ahould be the la»t to draw ber back. What a cruel eham our boastful Christianity would bo if a penitent girl waa deoied one more chance to turn away fioin ber wickedscs. Now, no one will employ a known prostitute, and not one peraon in a thousand can or will give one shelter if sho wants to reform ; and aa two ore already on the banda of private individuals I thinkitisabsolutelynecessaryto establish a Women's Home at once. The trnstees have a valuab'c property, and a gentleman has £200 andioterest for this purpose, so let us have a meeting early next week and organise the movement.—l am. o'c, F. o, Ewington. •

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

OOTOBSR S, 1881. Bank of New Zealand—Buyers. £23 I.S 6d National Bank- Sellers, 77s Colonial Bink-i7a bt: sailers. 48a Standarl lijuraoce-SelleiSi 16. Bd Auokland Gaa-Buyera. £8 fhimnii Gas—Sellers. 2Ss Unhmßirt'.- Door Co.-'.ellera £3 15a Coromandel Steam Co.-Buyers. 14a Kempthorne. Prosper Se Co.-3ellers, 25a Moanntalarl- Sellora. 17a • Alburnla-Sellera, 17a Jd Caledonian-Scllera, lis Thames— Buyers, lie Go Golden Crowu-l3a, 13a 6d; buyers. 13s; ael leQueen 9 o_ Beauty-Sellers, 23. 6d 80-San CroM-.s, 81 Od; i sellers, 9.. • Prince lin. orlal-.s Bd; buyers. 8a ii SUOO9S3— if Premier—Sal'ora. 8a Bl Humphries' Gu.ly-22a JOSEPH NEWMAN. Seoretary.

TELEGRAMS.

[Fkom Ouq- Own Cohresfondent ] $& THAMES, this day.

Sharemarket, 3 p.m. : Deep Level Tribute, Belters, Is. Priuco Imperial, last night, 8s 3d; buyers, Ss; Southern Cross, 8s to 8s Gd; buyers, 8s Od. Golden Crown, sellers, 14s. Eureka (Otanui), sellers, 2s 9d. Queen of Beauty re torted this .naming for a return of 3340zs lOdwts, making the total for liltle over a month). 15GCozs 15dwts ; total amount crushed,, 418 loads. Gold stijl freely sosn in the seaward drive. Prince Im perial : A few lbs. of good picked stono waa obtained yesterday, the best gold hcihg obtained on the lloor of the drive, Tbe Seymour Company havo stattcd to sink a new shaft, 70 feet, cast of Old Lucknow shaft, and are in a good country.

CAMBRIDGE, this day.

THK CAMBRIDGE LiND CUUfcT,

At the Latitd Court to-day, before Judges Fenton and Williams, the Matanuku Block waa brought forward for adjudication. This block adjoins the Waotu Block, and the hearing is expected to occupy the Court for a week.

Major Jackson, of the proposed Auck land Purchase Company, is here, and is supposed to be looking after tho interests of tho c.mpdny. A rumour has been spread to the effect, lhat Government lias changed the site of the railway station from Whitaker Terrace to} flewson's allot ment on Vic.oiia Eoad, and some ex citoincnt prevails in consequence. Business people in the centre of the town arc getting up a petition against the alteration, and a counter petition is beiag got up by parties in upper end of town in favour of altera tion.

HAMILTON, this day.

At tho Resident Magistrate's Coart yes terday, J. A. Douglas, proprietor of Bruut waod Station, was lined £23 4', including costs, for assaultiug James Camp, pro prietor ot tho Tamahoro Hotol, ana wns bound ovor to keep tho peace for six mouths, in suruties of £200.

[PER TRESS ASSOCIATION. J

DUNEDIN, Wednesday.

A STRANGE PRESENTIMENT.

A very strange occurrence is reported to have taken place in Masgiel. About 1 a.m. on Tuesday, Mrs Burnet', tho wife of tbe constable, feeling restless, awoke ber hus band, and asked him to look through tbe house, as she felt rather uneasy. Mr Bur nett rose and looked lato the different rooms, and finally into tbo room whoro lay the corpse ot the late Constable Uii.ll. As he opened the door ho saw a blase, and quickly perceived the room to be oa fire. He procured bucket* ot water, and soon quenched the fire. How tbe firo originated is a mystery, a candlo had becnlett burn ing in the room, but it was on the table, while the tiro wns on the lloor io a corner of tbe room. A peitmauteau was burned, nil- the flames from it bad ckarud the table underneath, but the top of tne tablo showed na 'signs of lire. There was a sheet over the coffin, but the flamos bad not reached it. DO NEDIN, this day, DEFRAUIING A PRIEST. At the City Police Court tcday, Louis and Solomon Cohen woro charged with selling goods on faUo pretences. They went io Al.ysius College and represent, d that they bad been sent there by Bi.hop Mornn and Mothor Superior Gabriel, of Timaru. On the f jita ofth.se and other representations which provod to bo untrue, Fath.r O'Ma'.l.y purchased. Th* Bench coa.sidcred there was no case for a jury, and discharged the prisoneis. The store of Thomas Ambro«e, of Man devillo, was burned down on Tuesday. It was insured in tho South British fer £350. FROZEN MSA I. UaVety cables that good, fino quality mutton, ex Matsura, sol* at _<i to (id per pound on the 2nd instant.

THE CHATHAM ISLANDS.

I'iik Rev. P. C. An-criOD, of Ohris church, who has ju.t reached Auckland on hia homeward route from the Chatham Islands, gave an intcreitiiig lecture on tho history and present condition of these islands in St. Matthew's Church, Hobtoa strect, last night. The group comprised about thirty small islands, situated some 700 miles due east of Bank's Peninsula, Canterbury. Tbe two chief island*, and the only ones which were inhabited, were Chatham Island and Pitt Inland, ard both of th.Be he bad vi.itod. Tbo original in habitants, who called themselves Marion', said that they went to tbe Cbathams irom the Middle laland of New Zealand, and

it was at least evident frem their language, &c, tbat they came from the same original alock aa tbe Maoris. In 1836, a number of Maoris made a descent upon tbe Chatham Islands, conquered the native*, and took posseisioa of their land. Mot only so, but they slaughtered aud ate their vanquished foes, compelling tlnir pri soners to construct tbe ovons iv which they weredes'iced to be coiked. Thoso sentimen tal people who would give the Maoris their own way in everything, might take a lesson from this. In 1842 theae islands were bought under the Government of New Zealand, though it was not, till 10 years after, that the first British Resident Magis trate was stationed there; and in 1865 tbe Haubau prisoners were transported thither. The islands had net the bold scenery which chtracteriacd JNew Zealand; the bosh was neither heavy nor dense—indeodthe timber was so smnll that they had to import nearly all thoir building material. He landed at the port of Waitangi, in the principal island of tbe group. There is no harbour, but vessels havo simply to owt anchor in the roadstead, nor is time a hatbonr anywhere in the islands. On ac count of changes ot wind, the vessel in which he went had to lift anchor and change her position about thirty times while unloading. At Waitangi the village consists of eight or nino h.nses, one half of which are European; another village has ten or twelve dwellings; aud theae were the only attempts at settlements—the othor bouses being scattered widely. There are no roads, no mails, no regular traffic of any kind, n.d no school or chnrch in the islands. The weather during the whole ot his stay waa simply atrocious—being a succession of storms of wind and rain ; and the country was of the boggiest derctip tion he ever saw. The main ialund has aa area of 200,000 to 250,000 acres, and nearly one-ball of this is covered by lagoons, the chief of which, when full, discharges itself into the sea. Pitt Island, the next in importance, i. about 10,000 acres in extent, and is__paratedfrom Chat ham Island by a strait of 40 miles in width. He took the consus of Europeans, and found there were 211 »n Chatham, and 26 on Pitt Island. Of Maoris and Marions there were only 160 in both islands. The Miliaria, who are rapidly dying out, are a miserable, lazy, dirty lot of people, vastly inferior, in every way, to the Maoris, The Maoris of the Chatham fslands ore Tara naki natives, and firm believers in tbe Te Whiti craze, declaring him to bo Jesus Christ, and declining all approaches of Church of England clergy. They were very jealous of the growing power of the Europeans, and following ont Tc Whiti's doctrine"), they would not ou any account sell or lease their lands. The rev. gentle man gave an account of his work on tho islands. Tbe chief occasion of his visit was somewhat curious. Marriages are usually performed by the Resident Magis trate, woo is alao Register, &c, but as that gentleman wisbad to get married himself, it became necessary to send a clergyman. He found that there had been no clergyman at tbe group for five years, so that he had much work to do in the way of baptiz'ng children and instruct ing the people in Church doctrine. He baptized 44 children in all — among which were five families of four children each. Tbe European residents were all comfortably housed and clad, and their children well-cared for; but they wero anxious to have a school and teacher, aa tbe work of educating the children was a heavy addition to tbe duties of mothers. Io concluding, the rev. lecturer invited those interested in the subject to inspect a chatt of the islands and photographs of the scener" which he had iv the vestry, and in timated that the full diary of his visit , wonld probably be published in one of the I Church magazines of the colony.

The manager of the Pinafore G.M.Co. telegraphed to-day, "Picked up new leader in intermediate level showing good colours of gold, and striking towards big reef." A schooner, which will probably prove cither the Omaha from Chatham Islands or tbe Transit from Rarotonga, both consider ably overdue, was signalled "inside Tirl -1 tiri" late this afternoon,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Military Fete, LONDON, 4.53 a.m. A grand military fete is boing organised ut Cairo.

Tho health of the army in Egypt is generally bad, Col. Valentine Baker haa proposed to tho. Egyptian Government to recruit the army by the enlistment of Albanians. A great fire has occurred at Smyrna, causing immense destruction of property. MELBOURNE, tbis day. Arrived, this 'morning : TheJP. and O. Co.'s steamship Verona, with tbe inward Suez mail.

In tho Legislative A sserably, last night, a discus-ion took place ou tho subject of the late Mrs Stent, Sir Bryan O'Loghlen stated that Ministers were satisfied that thsjre wa_".ne evidence of crime on the part of Dr. Bark.r.

DEATH OF THE REV. S. EDGER B.A.

Wb deeply regret to learn tbat cable in telligence has been received announcing the death of the He v. S. Edger, 8.A., wliowent home in the ship Pareora for the purpose of undergoing a surgical operation. Tliere ijrc nd details to hand yet as to whether the reverend gentleman reached Yngland In safety, or if so whether ho died under the operation, Tho Pareora arrived at London on September 23. Tbo sad intelligence will c >uso a profouad feeling of sorrow throughout the city. Mr Kdger was an independent thinker, a, man of deep spirituality, of ripo scholarly attainments, and au earacat worker for tbo advancement of humanity, religiously aud socially. Ills family, settled among us iv honourable positions, givo evidence of tho perfection of his private as wall as bis public life.

OUR PARIS LETTER.

Home Policy.

Notwithstanding the uncasiucss arising fromthcministerialcrisisandthethreatsniog prospect of alEuiopean war, the geaeral public is greatly interested in tbe reaction ary proceedings of the Sea ate. Regardless of tbo so often expressed wish for reforms, that august body Bhows its liberalism by rejecting and mutilating popular measures passed by overwhelming majorities iv the Lower Houso.

The delays caused by these endless dis putes between the two branches of the Legislature is very prejudicial to tbo Senate, and gives a fresh impetus to tho cry for Its suppression. The Senate,elected by restricted suffrage, is the very negation of tho principles of 1879, and it scorns mons trous tbat it should claim the right to thwart the will of the nation, whoa fr.oly expressed by the representatives of tbe people, who aro elected by universal suf frage.

Tbo Parisians aro agitating for the res toration of tbe " Mairio Centralc," and tho suppression of tbo Prefccturo ot Police Strange to say, Gatnbetta, who boa re peatedly pledged himself to carry out these reforms, is now their bitterest opponent) bet, as it is not likely that the Parisians will givo in, the question of the " Mairio Centrale " will become a snircc of embar. r-*Bmcnt for the new Cabinet, which is c.sentially a Gambcttist ono.

Church and State. Tbo burning question of tho day, a question tbe solution of which sorely taxes the ingenuity of the Premier, is the rela tions between Churc- nnd State. Separa tion of these two conflicting bodies i. im peratively dent-tided by public opinion, but the clergy feci loth to part with tbo official li'hos and loaves. Bishops nod priests continue to wago war against tho Republic, and when mildly retnonstr.ted with by the Government, thoy claim the benefits of freedom of apeech, and their righ<s as free citizens. Now, no unbiassed mind will admit lhat Government otliciala, who arc paid out of tho public taxation, can claim tho right of op-iily couspiricg against the existing ...ime, therefore separation of Church and State become an absolute necessity.

Mr Henry Worthington has been elocted to repreaent the parish of St. Paul's in the Anokland Diocesan Synod, in the room of Mr Willcocks, who resigned previous tokis departure for Christchurch. A general mbear.al for the Diocesan Choral Featiral will be held at St Pail's Church at 7.30 this orcoi-g. Members ot the choirs are requested to be punctual.

A man under the influence of di ink was staggering down Shortland-street to-day, and when opposite the shop of Mrt Probert, fell on hia left side over a large quantity of erockcrywarc, smashing; about 30s worth of jugs, tea-pots, otc Tho man was severely cut about bis hands and face, and bled pre fusely. It is supposed tbat he received Considerable i-jury by the fall, as he had a br»ken arm, Several persons aeiiated him to his lodgings in Bank-Btrcet.

tBM AtfCKIiAJNI) KVEtfiM StAK, TEUR&DAY, OCTOBER ff.



Personal. _ \ BOLLEN.— Will Mr Bullen, who called . to see Mr Webb. Pltt-stnet, kindly call _ again. g , WIL.L the perton who took a Silk : Umbrella from Tentenberg's yesterday please return lt. fl PERttONAL.— Wanted, J.C., who lately - left Auokland, to write to hia Brother, «___. : w PEKSONAL.-Nigbt Soil Contractor's at Accoontfer September Quarter now due. \ Must be paid or eer-ice dlscontlnrjed. Tbe en suing Quarter parable in advance. Offloe— Olty Market, Qneen-street Entrance. Hours- f, Bto 51 Saturdays to 0 p.m. - g "■ 3 ' Money. _ —— 3. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in . a-y enm required, oa terms to suit ~: borrowers. Interest allowed on aioclea placed In my hands till Invnated.—ir. V. Btevens. In venting A teat, 187. Qa»en---re»t. o; Jxf I 4 _ I'O £10,000 LJS.RI on BuUdlnK ® eH/X." Society principle-, or on other terms < to ault borrowers. Allotments txraght and House, bnilt on weekly payment system. _ Mortgages aad Low* negotiated. Bee Uat of - Properties tor sale on 4th pae_ pi* nor cent. B allowed on money deposited tor Invaetnibu.- " 0, Wt-LUMKOH. Lar. ~ Batata and irinnncls' tml and Valuator, 8, Tnlo-n t*ns _ ■ n Tenders. a riTO CONTRACTORS. J 0 Tenders will bo reoalved until 8 p.m. on . wKDNtaitAY, llth Instant, for ihe Kreotlon - ot a Tills Residence at Moant Kden. The loweat or any other tender not necessarily accepted. Plans and sceolSoatlons to be Been I at A. R. Lndd'B, Cabinetmaker, &0., Karanga- i hape Road. c _ - r TENDERS are invited up to noon of ' FRIDAY. 18th Instant, tot the Erection of a Hooso In Stanley-street, t W. P. HAMMOND Se SON, Architects. For continuation, see First Page), J . i Ulcclesiastlceu. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN i ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellealey and I Albert streets.—Evangelistic Service, THIS ' (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30. All aro Invited. Recent arrivals cordially Invited. IT! -STREET WESLEYAN < OHUROB. Anniversary Services, « SUNDAY, BTH OCTOBER. ] Morning, nt 11-Km. H. R.Dewsbuby. Evening, at 6 SO- Rev. A. Reid. ( TEA MKKTI-- ' On the following WEDNESDAY. Tloketa for Tea. la 6d, may be obtained from Mesara Ed.oo, Finch, Mears, MoMaster, the Chapel-keeper, or any of the Trustees. a l_o_- and Forma, LOB.T, on Wednesday last, set-ween Drske'aod ViotorU-streetr. a Gold Brooch wlthsollow atones ar-d pendant,—Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at Mr H. fetry's, Jeweller. Victoria-street. LOST, a£l Note.—Finder rewarded on bringing same to T. Perrot, Bale-street, Fie eman's Bay. I OST, from Symonds ■ Btreet, a Small J Tan Terrier Pap, answers to name of Snider, — Plea.c return to J. J. G. Taylor, Upper Symonds-street. LOST, a Morocco Purse, One Pound Note and Six per oe, and Firewood Bill. Anyone detaining It after thia notice will be proaeonted.—Apply Bt_,b office. j X OST, a Bed Setter Dog; any person JL_ returning him will.be rewarded.-Pieroe Lanlsac. 3 • .Hoard, ana nesiaence r ' — s ORIVATE BOARD AND RESIDENCE X for Single Gontlemen or Married Couple at Mra Foztoa's, Pitt-Btreot, opposite the Con -6 gregatlonal churoh. r * .KOYDON VILLA, Vincent-sweet, one . XJ of the most comfortable Boarding Houses I' in Anokland. Terms from 20s per week. Bath rOOm.-MRS. FULLER,



"Ranted. . ]-**« WANTED, a Turnover at case-work for a country nowapaner. Goodwagew, and passage oald.-s.nply W. Bajtleet Lang bridge, "The -.dvertlßing Bureau," Stlohbury a Buildings. Qqeor-atreet . WANTED, in Ponsonby, ngoott .cncral Servant for a email family.; one to Bleop homo prof erred. Good wagcß offered.—vpnly Aral houae b.-yond Baptist Chapel, PonaonW Ito.d. __ vaiAMTEO, a Youth for steerage, and ' __lr.?jUcond Cook.—Apply on buurd s.s. Ole_f-)__'• . WANTED immediately, a good House maid; good wagea given.—Powell a Dining Roomß, Lower qneon-atroo _ %» ANT..D, 3 or lour good Carpenters V> -Apply Mr GUI, at _^__]___. St-___- VA/AJ.TED, Two fcmart Boys—Short- V T land Sawmill Co., Cnatom-houße-atreet. WANTED, » Uor.iucatea Engineer lor the P.». Tongariro.-Apply with teßtl monlala to Mc F. A. Whltejahortland-atreet WANTED, n good General Fervant.— Apply to Mrs Russell, Gundry-stroet, Newton. WANTKD, a General Smith, also a Striker and Two Strong Boye.—Georgo Leahy, Dook Iron Works. WANTED, a Strong Young Man aa Packer.—Hear/ Ilraoe Se Co. (Limited), Hlgh-atreet. WANTED, Draper .-Apply W. Eyre, Glove DepOt. Viotorla-atreet. WANTED, a General Servant where I there are no children,— Apply to Mrs Wayte. oorner of Beallold and Carlton RootD. Y»'ANTED, a Young Lady for City V T Bar; moat havo gooJ address and good b-Blnaas qnaWlo.tlons.—Apply thia oflloe. \AJ ANTED, 6 Carpenters.— Apply to T T T. Wilson and Co., Queen-atroot. WANTED, a respectable Uirl to assist in housework.—Apply to Mrs Mllll_an, Vanxhall, North shore. \\J ANTED, a First-class Paperbanger. V T —Apply immediately to O. Hookor, Fort, treet. WANTED, a good General Servant.- Apply to Thoatro Royal Dlßlng and Supper Kooniß, Thaatre Royal Buildings. \A/A-TttD, a Roy to milk and make li htmaalf uautul on a farm,—Apply . flloo of thia paper. WANTttD KNOAYN, Infants' Bibi, ■I<J: U-bleaohod Gallon, 2Jd; Bleachod Do.. Sid; Lot of Drosa Buttona, Id tbe doa n.~ Belling otf; at Dampler'a Wakeflald-ltreet Shop. WANTED, a Youth, about 18, ac customed to paoklng, — Champtaloup and Cooper. utatlonera, 70, Queon-atreet. WANTED, a respectable Youth to look after a Bhop aid run orramle; tcatl monlala required, ttlao, a Btoady Mau to no repairs: oonatant .mployrnout— Apply at onco to Garrett Broa., Wakofleld stroot WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Dr. Wright. Parnell. WANT-D, an Improver to the Cabinet making; rotorenoe required. —O. T. Rloklt. Te Awamutu. WANTED, a Cabinetmaker and an Im prover, ono that oan polish preferred,— Apply Cheap Furniture and Bedding Mart, Vic toria-street 1-ait. WANTED, a good Ucncral Servant; small family; good wages.—Apply at onco to Mrs J. levy. 211. Queen-street, WANIED, good General Servant.— Mra Slogan, top of Urafton Boad. \\l ANTKD, a Smart Boy, with or with * v out board and lodging.—Apply ofllce -t thia paper. • ATANTKD K«OWN, Men'a Tweed YT Trcuserß. _a Bd . Men. Drab and other ■oft F.lt Hats. 2. 61; Black Felt Data (rwd), ia Od. Selling off ai D.mplei. WakeQo'tl itreot Shop. WANTED, a Fciualo Cook, to assist in honeowork. — Applr Wynyard Anna Hotel. WANTED, a good Cabinetmaker,— Apply at GarUok and Cranwell, Queen and Lorpoitroßtf, Auokland. WAiNTI-D, Talloresa at once.—Apply V. MoK.nna Pitt-street. WANTED, Two or Throe Good Barrow Mou for brickyard. — J. Archibald, Whau. WANTED KNOWN, Black; Wadding, 2« tho yard; Blaok Velveteen, Is IM; lapanoso Silk, la ad; Blue Sortie, la,—Selling its: at Dtmplor'H Wak«-teld-B'X»pt Shop. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Koglßtry 1-BtabUshed 18031, good resprct >blo > emole BorvnaU, all olatses. XAf ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Y 1 Registry leaUbllahed 1863), 3 Geaorsts Parnoh); wages, 12s. WANTED, at Haunnford's Auckland Uo .t.tr. (oitabllKhed 1863), Cook 1 anii- Irees (prlvatoi ltemuota; wax-« It*. WAni'ED, at Uanoaford's Auckland Registry (•etabllshoa 1563). Hotel Hou._ uaid, 12a; Nuraenlrl, Pa (Mercury Bay). WANTED, a Junior Clothing hand.— I. Phtlltpa. Qnoen-atreet WA s TBI . a strong Lad ;. must be able lo milk.—Apply Melbourne -tore, top >f Pltt-atro«t, between 8 and fl a.m. WANTED KNOW*, Mona' Cotton Shirts, la 6d; do (with collars). Is 8d ; lonta' Regatta Shlrta, 2a 61; Gents' White do, U 6d; u-nts' Cotton i-ooka, 3d. Sailing off at -Jum. loi'b Wa--fleid-itreet atiop. W' ANTED, good Dro-amakcra, Im provera, and approa-oca.—Apply to Mrs Heap. Vlnoent-atreet. • WANTED, Cabinetmakers ; none but first class hands ne»d apply.-Winks wd Hall. WAN I'KD, for a permanent tituation, a steady Man a. Cart*r; must be able a plongh and underatand genoral farm work. Married preferred. -Apply with references lo loha Hall. Otahuhu. WANTED, a Slaughterman. — Apply g. Holme. Bntoh-r, Qngm-itrget. WANTiD SHOWN, Gents' buperior Glove", 7Jd; Sup.rior Waat E»d (Jut are, 3. tho Box; -lnen do, No. H, 14.; 16.161, -id each, Selling off at Dampler's Wakalletd ureet Shop. \\i ANTED, a Gonaral Servant; refer v * once required.—Apply to Mra 0. P. 3haylo George, Orafton Road. ANTED to Purchase or Lease, partly - Improved Farm, with Houso; near rall vay preforrod.—W. V. Stevens, 187, Quecn i treet. , WANTED KNOWN-a splendid Canto ot Bay Coals now diaoaarglng tor fßuoy Kate (best hcuao coal).-J. Craig, Jommarco atreet. \A/ ANTED KNOWN, Gouts' Superfine t? Stud Unites, 2d to Dd: Solltairea, ii >alr:F»r Smoktng-o_pp,lo_i; Genta'' mbrellas. _ Bd. Selling oft at Dampier's Wakefield-street 'hop. WANTED, by a respectable person, oged SO, a Situation as Housekeeper for me or two gentlenen; no obi. o tion to the ipnn try.—apply ____. this offloa. \j_ ANTED KNOWN-Small Shawls, V V 2a; Large Summer do, 3s 61; do about . yards long. 6a; Women's White Stooklntß, Hi. -Selling Off at Damplar's Wakefleld-street IhOP. WANTED, Tenders for Additions to House at Mangere, for P. M. KnUht. Plan ana B_-olQc_tlo-- to bo Been nt Mra Rin nan., or at houN). Mangere. The lowest or ' tny tender not neoo.aarlly aooepted. WANTED KNOWN, that the New Zealand Journal of. Solenoe, from tbe lommenoement, may ba had at Lennox'a, late VVayte'a, 100, Queen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWH—A. MALLINSOK, late of Viotoria-street, has opened a Hair Dres-log Saloon in Wellesley-street, three iocra below ihe Young Men's Christian Aspo rtation. Hair Cutting, Gd; Shaving, 3d; Child cen'a Hair Out. 3d. WANTKD, a'House of 3, 4, or 5 rooms, healthy locality; state terms.—Apply to CBM. KenUworth Hon.e, Auokland. ANTED, by a Youni; Lndy, Situation as Cashier, or any place of tenst; would oot object to honsework,-AppJy (by letter) G„ BTAuOffloe. . \»7ANTED KNOWN — Hooks ano v v Kyos, . packeta id; Children's Picture Ha.dkorohlefs. Id; Mending Cotton. 2 cards Id; wonted. Id the skein; Towels, 3_d.—Selling Llff at Dampler's Wakefleld-atreot Shop. WANTED to Sell, for 1 week only, a Genuino Collection of Raro Stamps (825), together with Album; prico _6.-Apply N. G. Lennox, lato _. Wnyte. 100, Qneen-street. WANTED, two respec tame young men Boardera In a quiet family, where no others aro kept—Mra Georgo Payne, top of Franklin Road, tbe third houae off Ponaonby Road, on the right hand side. \\7ANTED, Ladies toknowthe Fashion- Tl able Undressed Kid Gloves In light fanoy, tan and black. Tbe Sale ends thia week. AU Gooda oheap at J. Green's, 83, VJotorla- Btreot. WANTED KNOWN—Working Men oan Save their Money by oalUng at the Governor Gordon Dining Booms. All Meals Od; Board and Lodging 15s per week,—Note tho address i Nearly opposite the Waitemata and oloee to the Dook, Lower Albert-street,—R. Murdoch, Proprietor. W~ ANTED KNOWN — Little Boys, Straw Hate, 6d: Back Comb?, 6d; Be' • Un Wool Slippers, le lid; Crlrmlett-o, la 6d; Grenadine. 2d yard.-Selling Off at Dampler'a Wakefield-atreet Shop. •_ WANTED KNOWN, a Perfect Cure and the only preventative agatnßt Seu sloknesa.-Apply Professor Gu.-oott, American HerbaUst. Bhortland-treet. ya/- ANTE D, THE PUBLIC _ -s to ao to _ m So 5 a S GOODSON'B o * to Ot LONDON ARCADB. "*_ ■gj_ Queen-Btreet. Ojg 51* •»90flS-U9JP_ |? g oog "aavoHv hoonO- ___ 8.r.0.a00t. B felf GOOUSON'S || & S^S LONI»»N AKCADB, g M "3 g Queen-Btreet. g ? h. •< _ _ GOODSON'S LONDON Af.CADB, 1.8, Qneen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, Cork Soles Id and 2_d; Silk Boot Laoea, 2d and Id the doz.; Crochet Cotton, Nos. 0, 00, 1,2, S. and ~ i w the ekeln. Selling off at Dampler's Wake eid-.treet shop,



.j.,.,..,-.. Wanted! WAJSTED, n Young Man to Baone. lorise with another. — Apply to Mr Flaher, Upper Symonda-atreot. Tar ANTED, a respectable young Uirl V T about IS to aeßiatln homework.— Apply to Mra Foughey, Brighton Koad (next Colonel IfoO/tCb'flh . WAITED, a good General Servant . whoro another ia kept.—Apply to Misa Alexander, Epsom. [ \\J ANTED, a lad—oue accustomed to ITI Bakehouse work.—Apply to J. For- I gnaon. Star Bakery. Chapel-atreet. \fa) ANTKD, a Boy.—Apply to U. Miller, Vy Plumber and Tinsmith, Uppor Quaen strqet. . WANTED, two good Cooks, icmales (hotile); als. Man Cook, wages 25a to 355; first-class Etax-uah; two Ooaohuion (one able to milk); Private Cook, Napier; Private Houaemald, town.—Mra Etßmoro. Registry. WAN'I'KD, Improvera, also an Appren tice to the lireßßmaking.—Apply Mlaa Hondcreon, Vlotorla-atreet West. \ft I ANTED, a smart active Lad for bar- V T cleaning and generally useful,—Cuatom Houae Hotel, Fort-street. WANTED, a good Housemaid; refer ences required.—Apply Mra Whltson, Waterloo Qundrant. VaT ANTED, a respectable Girl j one from V V the country oreferred.—Mra Herbert H. Smith, Alma Villa, Lower Vincent-atreet. \AJ ANTED, a .nop Boy ; also, an Ap- IVy prentice to tho choking.— Apply to Wllkt-B -~ Co.. Bootmakers, 83. Vlotorta-at WANIED KNOWN, Pink Glazed Lining. Od: Gilt and Sllvorod Dress Buttonf, Sa doe.; Hair Brushes, 7Jd.-Selllng oil'; at Dampler'a Wakeflold-street Bhop, WANTK.D.— A Gentleman with £500. wlaheti to join a Woll-eatabllahod Buei bpss.—Apply atating buelneea to Pyro, St.b ofllce. WANTED KNOWN, Men. White an 1 Coloured Handkeroblofa. Id; Cheat Soarves,2d; Long Burllngtone.Bd to la. Belling off at Dampler's Wukntlold-ttreet Shop. ' AfITED, Tenants for Two six roomed Ho-gob _e_.ri.lly situated, at ' North Shore, within two mlnutea' walk of lowor wharf; aplondidly finished, and with all convenience*.— Apply R. and K. Dnder. ANTED -The Customers of Mnnro and MUligan to know that they are now prepared with a full and oholoo assortment of ' Twceda and Drapery Uoods la all departments j for the coming season. AAj ANTED KNUWN—More Bargains TV in Boots and f.hoes, Including Ladl?B' High Heeled Evening Shoes, 3s Gd: Ladles' High Heoled Dress Shoos, la 6d; Gents' Elaatlo Side Boots, St Gd and 9s Ga :at Dampler's Boot , Shop Vlotnrin-Rtreet (late W, Johnstone's) near i Royal Mai Motel ' .A7ANTED, a Situation by a young Tl Man; good drivor (double or sisglo), Sood rough rtdor and Btook-driver.—Address 'river, 6t-r offloo. ANTED KNOWN, Mcn'a Merino j Drawers, la lid ; Morlno Unde'Bhlrta, . la 3d; Lambv' Wool Sooks. 7.d; Braoan, 91 : Boys' do.. Cl; Boy's J«»n Hats, 9d. Selling off at l»amnl-r _ W»l-«fleli..Btreet -bop.. ANTED, Mi. i-aaiea and Gentlemen < to try Homerville. 2a Tea, guaranteed ' to make a good atrong and nutritious oup of tea, « It ia equal to and superior to many samples Bold at half-i-crown. In the hope or securing a wide oonn.oUo-. it la positively sold under valne. Thero .8 no other Grocer's Tea ot tho lame duality sold In Auokland at tho money.—H, ' aomervUlo, Morning Side, near Klngalnnd , Post-office. J WANTED, Everyone to Know that all 1 Clotboa at J. H. Dalton's. Tailor, Viotoria-Btreot Ka»t, aro Just as cheap as hia , Noted 60a Herge Bolts. WANTED Known, Stay Busks, la, 3d, - and Od; Ladloa and -Iris' Fur Hata. la Id; Frilling, from Id; Window Net. __d. Sell- 1 Ing aft at Dampler'a wak»neld-3tteet ~S\oy. ' WANTED to Purchase, any number i good Laying Hens aodOhlck..—address V. C. Thomas, Rooky Nook, Monnt Roaklil I Boad. WA«T«D KNOWN-That M. Joseph son will open on SATURDAY EVEN ING, to Sell Off the Salvage Stook from the reoootFlre. Glass, China, Earthenware, and j other Miscellaneous Goods, at a quarter the valuo. — Karangahapo Hoad (opposlto Star ; Hotel). WANTED KNOWN, Grand Lot 'urn mor Flowers, fl. the bnnoh ; nloo Lot of . Rar-rlnga. 31 p<dr; . ullor'a l.ar>h, Id large pkt.— - Selling olT; at Dampler'a W»ke_eld-Btreet Bhop. ANTED^KNO WN, that Field Tiles, Socket Pipes, Draining, Woll-elnklng, '■ Fenolng, Kxoavalin., either with labour cr material only, can bo done by applying to Mr Bholdon, WUlow-atrcot, Freeman. Bay. I WANTJBD KNOWN, Two doz. Recla , Rtaok Turead, _d. ntnal price la; Women's White Ho»o.. ii; Trloopheroua, la Si.— I Selling off; at ..amplir . Wakcflold-Btroet Rhop. r«IU TAILORS.—An Upcuing occurs in » a. good rtßlng District.—Apply to tho Auokland A.rloultural and Meroantl.'o Com pany, No. 9, Queen-street Wharf. To Let. r§iu LET, a Furniahod Room.— Enquire JL Mrs Blni^lna'B Cash Storo. Orey-atreut. of a Shop, auitablo for a working Jewollnr.— Apply to J. B, Mad lon. Tobaooonlat. 227, Queer.-Btreot. r't>o LET, a Residence of six rooms, in J Wood-atreer, Ponaonby; good altuatlon md comfortablo; rent moderate.—Apply thia 3-loe. ripo LET, a Furnished Sitting-room ..nd * Bedroom, also a largo unfurnished room. Terms reasonable.—Apply ibla ofllce for ad iresa. ____ rri-O LET, a Commodious Family Rest- I denro of 12 Rooma; every convenience, wllh Ito 2 aoros land; within two miles of tbe jlty.—Apply J. K. Handwaon, Eatate Agent, 5. !_■_. Insurance Bnlldlnga. rriO LET, in Upper Pitt-stroet, a Shop X a"d Dwelling in flrat-rate condition (every , jonvonlonco), near tho King's Arms Hottl.— ipply Mr Jaokaon, oppoelte, or at hia offloo, r> o. 12, luturanco Buildings. . rpo LET, a new and well-finished Shop ! 5. and Dwelling, oorner of College-road nnd Sreenwoodstreet; rout loir.—Apply Mr J. Moore, boot-maker. Victor la-_ir««-t rBVJ LET, a New House (nvc rooms) at a. Ponaonby T.rraoe (book of AU Saints' -hurob).- Apply to Mr Grlg_.,next door. Young ihlldrea objected to. rf\o LET, commodious Dwclling-houso , I known aa Morris. Temperance Hotel, ' with out-bnlldlnga and garden, near Kemuera ftnilway Nation. - Apply 0. Fordyoe, Ring rprraoe. Ponßonby. • '(HO LST, a New and Well-finished Shop I snd Dwelllng-houao of Seven Rooma, iltnated at foot of Franklin Koad, near Colle.e „.ad. a splendid bußi.oaa poaltlon.—D. F. _vans, Eataie Agent. . TO LET, New Seven-roomed tlouse, In Upper Grafton Road, near Kyber Paea; . ;aa, water, and overy convenience, outside : Taah-honse —Apply 3t_b offlce, K^O LET, Villa besidenco, containing 8 rooma and lath-room, with H aores land, 1 ye minntes' walk from Ponroße atatlon.—Apply tfr Alt-on, dhortland-atreef. nn 0 L a T. SCOTIA. PLACE, oflT Upper Qaeen-Btreet— Jommodiouß Resldenos ot 8 roomß, conaerva ory, bathroom, wathhouae fitted with copper, ;sb and water laid in, gas fittings, gas stove, ■eg.ster ß .atea,&c&a aF>B7ANai ' Eatate Agent. Hi O L E T . CAMERON - BTRRHT. . PONSONBY (near Three Lamp?), a Comfortablo Reßtdenoe of 7 •ooma, waah-houae, &c. Large allotment. Good rardon. planted with choioe fruit trees. Splendid view. __, _„ D. F, EVANS, Estate Agent. j, O L E T. BEAFIItLD VIEW, noar too of Grafton Road—Comfortable Houto of Bix rooma and -Itohen, So,, &o.; nloo Harden, and good posl 'lon' P.E.BVANS. Eatate Agent, Auokland. f"r« U L E T« "BELLA VI3TA, Ponaonby—Bcairablo Beei lenoo of 7 roomß', pantry, storeroom, Btable, suthouaeß, See., togothor with about S acrep, partly planted with fruit and ornamental treoa; iplcndldvicw. D , F . EVANS, _J Eatate Agent fp O Z JS T, GREAT NOR-TH UOAD.-A NowandSplen- Ildly-ilnishoi Villa Bcßldonce, containing seven roomB; register grates, ovens, etc; gas and water laid in; epiendld view. Kent, 18. iper week. D. F. EVANS. mo MEROHANTS, LIVUKY STABLE JL KBKPERa. AND OTHER-KEQUIRWG IiARGE PREMISES IN THE CENTRE OF THE CITY.I TO LET OR LEASH—Those extenalve Pre mlßoa in Durham-street, adjoining the Haymar ket, at present ooouoled by Basten Brothers, Coaoh-boilders, who are roraovlng to their new premises In Wakefleld-street, opposite Mesara Garrett Bros. B APP^ Durham-street Vl OBTH SHORE.—To Let, a very nice XT' 6-roomed oottage (furnished) near the wharf.—Apply O. Maya. Devonport VI OKTD -DUKE,—To Let, a very nice Jl. Villa Residenoe on the Lake Boad, with 33 aoreß of (rood land laid down in grat-a. There ia a good orohard and garden, and all reqnieite out-b-UtUngs, and omnlbutsas pass the place eight times a-day. Termß moderate to an ollDlble tenant-Oliver Maya, Devonport; AJORTH SHORE.—A First-claFs Family J3I Beaidence of 9 Rooma and Waah-honse. with every convenience, will ba completed and ready to Lot in about 6 wests from preaent, at Roaebank Terrace, flagstaff|HlU.-Apply Corn Broom Factory, Cuatom Houae-3treet West. O- FFICE TO LET.— Apply at G.N.L.A, Booma. Qneen-street tSTeVONPOET, NORTH SHORE. TO LET, Saveral Now Eouaes, well Bituated. Also. FOR SALE (cheap), a lfrroomod Houae, within two mlnutea' walk from Wharf; and Allotmonta In all parts of distrlot. Apply to B. & K. DUDER. * Devonport Stor..



[ For Sale. FOR SALE, Coal Business, doing nice trade. In flrat-olaaa pOBltlon; good chanoe for onnrgetio man with email oapital.- Apply Box a..j P.O . Anokland. I FOR SALE, ALLOTMENTS. PONSONBY ROAD-Valuablo Rnslnes- Site (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. £10 per foot COTJ.KGE ROAD-Allotment 33 x 100. £B per AItTHU R-STRKET-Oholoe Allotmont, £110. NEWTON (noar Nowton Road>-33 x 100, £60. ELLERSUE (oloao to Statlon)-C0 x 160, £1 per tool. Easy terms. Also, aoveral desirable Cottages on terms to Bult purchasers. Labour Exohange and Estate Agency, High-street A. T. Carter. Manager. WSPtENDID VILLA SITES FOR IO SALE. ' WOODLANDS, SORT .COTE (better known as tbo Picnic Groundal—Six Very Choloa Build ing Allotments, eaoh 66 x 132, quite level, moat desirable, and noar to beaoh. Prloa, only *35 eaoh. Term- very easy. _. &y^ Estate Agent, m o R SALE. -ÜBURN-STRBET (Kyber Pasat — Heven roomed Honse, not Quite Hulahod: wood-shed, good well. So.; two teotlona, eaoh 33 x 99 Fif teen minutea' walk from Qaeen-street. To be had cheap. D< y> KVANSi 575 Estate Agent. TflOR IMMEDIATE SALE, GRAND BUSINKSSSITE-Onoof the baat In the aubnrbß. Splendid Corner AUotment Moat desirable position, and one rising in value d»ily. Capital opportnnlty.foraecoripga flrat olaiß Buslneaa Bite. bttuate-Fraoklln Road, near Ponaonby Boad.-Apply at once to D. F. EVANS, gatate Agent, Anokl.nd. 7p O R s A L" _. SHELLY BEACH ROAD—New and well ilulahod Villa Realdence o' fl rooma; gaa aud water laid In, gaa lUtluga, &o ; allotmont 33 by 120, well fenoed and thoroughly drained; a very lealrable property. D< F# KVANB . Katato Agent p O R S A L E. flaw. KLIN-STREW^ near CoUflge Road— _ new and well Ilnlghed Shop and Dwelling of ' rooms, fitted with register gratos. &0., water aid in; Bituated in a good bualneaapoßltlon. D. F EVANS, Estate Agent. ¥71 O R SALE. A New and Wellflniahod Shop and Dwelling if 3 rooma aUotment 33 _ 105. Good position In lslng suburb. Capital opening:, Price. £250. 1). g. EVANS. ju. O R SALE. VALLEY ROAD.-Elt.ht Bplendld Building -llotments, .0 x ISO, voloanlo aoll; or sell by me or two aoreß fronting good road.—Samuel tvlnaon, Valley Bond. ||. O R SALE. AXaJERT-STREBT (dear Upper Queen-st.)— Jom.orta.le Verandah Villa, i roomß, scullery, ,nd back bedroom, Btable, fowlhonse, good well nd nioe garden, gas laid in. allotment 33 x 115. Dl F. EVANS. Estate Agent. L"l O R S A L E. ROCKY NOOK, Mount Rosklll Koad-A new .nd pretty Gothic Cottago, i rooms, tank, So.; Uotment 10 x 110; pleasantly situated In Rooky Jook. Prioe only £280. „„.„_, D. F. EVANB. Estate Agent. B^l O R SALE. PROPERTIES, Large and Small. In various larts and places, too numerous to advertise eparately. See Star Satuuday Boppl_m_N- for a few ,nd more on applloatlo- to tbe undersigned. MONEY to LEND, and every facility given o purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Kstate Agent. Qaeen-atreet. A LLOTMEN'.- I ALLOTMENTS II iKWTON ROAD—Two First-class almost Levot Allotments. S3 x SO, £132 each dOUNL' BDEtf—Splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrat-olaaa Bnalnees -Uai; aoant three mlnutas' walk paac Toi bar _OONT EDKN—Very desirable Villa Bites abont 66 x 130. at from £100 eaoh )NKHUNGA Two Choioe AUotmentej £30 eaoh NORTHCOTE—SeveraI Choice Allotments In this delightful locality, from £10 cacti -NGLRBKA-STRKKT--OXI3O, for £100 JRAOE-aTREBT-Very Choice, at from 15s per foot ITiiART-STREET-Beantltnl VilbvSltes.at 60s foot SPRING-STRKET (Ponaonby)-Gheap Building Bltea. 33 x 99, at £12 each >ONBON_Y ROAD (Bayfleld)-One nioe Lot, 40 foet frontage, for £60 LUBUKN-STK-KT (Kyber Pass) —Choico Building Eltea. nicely planted, good woll, and many appliances for building, £130 jj. P. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET (Next "Herald.") 2 E E D PO'TATOJ-S! C. SEED POTATOES I Ex Maqbllan Cloud, r>/\ TONS OAMARU POTATOES, L> \J> Specially Picked for Boed. G. a J A KINS, OUBTOM-HOUSE-BTKEBT. ("V N SALE, )5 000 WRST-°LASS SLATES, AT LOW Also, A OARGO OF DEST TtfEWCASTLE QOALS (Household and Smiths'), per Prospector. . O W D I S C II A It GI N G. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOM-HOUSE-STREET. IFor continuation see Hirst Page). '■ - ■ L*.)_ ttncJ KHt_-t» AffoDT* r* O B T. BURROW, _\l HOUSE, LAND, E3TATI-, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, COUNTRY S&T7LKBS' CORB-BPONBENT AND AQENT, HIGH-STEBB-, Auckland. Rents Collected. Sales Attended, Insurances Effected, Mot tKages and Loans Negotiated, loeds Kngrossed, Agreementß Made Out, Books 'oeted ond Balanced. Several Houses and Allotments for tale oheap. 'artlculara on application, '. J. MOSS]. |W, F, O'S-L-IVAH n. 'J. MOSS & CO,, E • LAND AND ESTATE AGHNTB, SUOI.-LAND-STEKKT. FOB. SALE, EPSOM-32 acres Grass La_d in one or two lota; beautiful view _RIGHTON-_l.otment.CO-.300. Pr10e,«250. 00 ACRES. 19 m les from Anokland, 1 mile from a railway Btation, half improved, Houee, 8 rooms, and outbuildings. £1600. CUAKAU—.OO acres flrst-clasa Voloanlo Land, three-quartets of a mile from the station; good eight-roomed house. To ba sold in one or more lots. The land is nearly all in grass, with Borne good bush. lEMUKRa—I6 aoreß, beautifully situated CUAK AU-8G sores, improved j Houbb and out building., £380 CUAKAU—IIO aores, 50 In grass. £sfo <JKW LYNN—IO aoreß, aea frontage. £1 per aore JNBHUNGA—House ot 6 rooms, and 1. acres land; beautiful view. AlßOi Six-roomed Cottage, with 1 aore land, near railway Station. I HOME BAY, PONSONBY-House of 0 rooms and 2 acres of garden; sea bathing Also. [.ARGE CORNER ALLOTMENT in City, with buildings. In addition to tho abovo, we havo a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for 3ale, including aomo Largo Blooks of Land In ihe Waikato Dlstriot. F. J. MOBS & CO., Shortland-atroet. i ■ - 3 Drapery and Clothing. pHEAT SLAUGHTER IN DRAPERY. I have to inform you tbat I havo purchased jome pro.ertr at the North Shore, and am going to RETIRE from tho Drapery and MU llnery business. Tbavks.—l tako this opportunity of thanking aay ouetomers for tbolr constant and liberal I patronage during the lost 17 years. I shall hold a | p LEAKING QALE! FOR TWO MONTHS, Affording my cuatoraers and the pnbllo an opportunity ot 3EOORING DRAPERY AND MILLINERY AT PRICES UNDER COST. After the Bale, the Shop and Dwelling will ba Let by Tender on Lease. I append the following Price List as a guide to my cußtomora t—looo pairß Kid Gloves (In all colour.)-2 buttons, le; White 1-bnttona, 2a 64; Fanoy 3-bnttons to 6. all at 3s 6d pair, worth 6a; TOU yards all wool Fine Drcsi Blaok Serge, Is yard, worth 2s; Clark's 200 yard". Is la doss; Rush Hats, 'Hi; Long Oatrloh Feathers, 10b, worth £1. ALL THE STRAW GOODS ARE QUITE NEW. It is the FIRST CLEARING BALE, and I am going to glvo tbo publio the benefit of this Sale. [ 0-QLOVE DEPOT, _l 1 Vi-.6ria-st_.ket,



i jDaeeif-uKB. pONSONBY ROWING CLUB. The Annual Meeting of tho abovo Club will be held in the Club-room, Ponsonby Club Hotel, THIS (Ihureday) EVENING, Sth Instant, at 8 o'olook, A. H. JONK3, Aotlnn Hon. -00. grg "- Drapery, _zo. QUESTION— Are you really going out of tho Drapery. Thia question ia re peatedly put to ua, beoanae we suppose msny advertlserß are In the habit of I itcoelvlng the publio, | But our AWSWER is — We aro positively, and that at onoe, giving up the Drapery and Clothing portion ot our Business, to make room for onr Furnishing Trade. TfillNAL /IASH «ALE. goihgl out of the drapery and clothing. rapidly clearing out stock. Garlick & Cranwell SELLING GOODS UNDER WHOLESALE COST. STORKK-EPEIta- Wecansellyou DRESS OOODS CHEAPER THAN AT THE WHOLK . BALE HOUS-St A Lari.o Lot of LUSTRES at less than Imported Cost 111 ___________________-___ni____r LADIES- Our Last Shipment of -.a.-.-.- __,__ OK D KKS3 OOODS has arrived in the 'Looh Awe.' Magnlfloeßt quality. OASHMEIUB, MSKINOs). &c , Seo. These will be sold less than Auokland Whole- Bale Prioe. BLACK BATINB AND SILK. Very Cheap. I BESIDES ALL KINUS Off DRAPERY, W- ARK CLEARING OUT ALL THE T|/|-ANCHESTER QTOOK, As we Intend making great alteration! In the Psemlses after the Bale. BLANKETS-REDUCED I BHEETING*B-RBDUOEDI HOLLANDS-REDUCED 1 ODRTAINS-REDUOEDI ORBTONNEB-RBDUCBDI 3ALICOS, FLANNELS. SHIRTINGS, DAMASKS. REPS. TABLE CLOTHS. A.LL PRESENT STOOK WILL BE CLEARED OUT 11! aENTLBMKN EVERY ARTICLE OF CLOTHING will be sold. At onr present rate of sate the bulk of It will ba Bold In a fort night. PRBMISfeS THRONGED DAILY WITH cash buyers, Garlick _. Cranwell, On looking through their STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS, find they have oa hand no leas than 449. As thoy are ovor-B took od, and hold Invoices of more to arrivo, they have determined to CLEAR OUT 200 I RON _B BDSTICAD3 AT LBS3 THAN WHOLESALE PRIOES FOR OABH. FURNITURE REDUCED BEDDING REDUCED CARPETS REDUCED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RBDUOED fenders and fire-ironß reduced matting and mats reduced toiletware rbduokd chimney & toilet glaßßes reduced all furnishing good- reduced For Cash Pavmekts. ."., . We ore Belling mAPESTRY QARPETS At 2/3 per Yard, We are Soiling /^OOD {IANE /CHAIRS At 3/9. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE NOW AT REDUCED CASH PRICES. GfARLICK & CkANwELL, CITY HALL ARCADE, QUEEN-STREET. LADIES' Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Dolmans, eta „ all tailor out, beautifully made, taatefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prioes. —W. Potty, Ladles' Tailor, oppoßlte Army and Navy Hotel. CHEAP SALE I CHEAP SALE At J. Green's, Viotoria-street, for One Month only: the whole Stook reduced to below Market Value, aa the following prioes will show:— Ladles' Stays, reduood from 6a 6d to .a 6d (bl_e, 21 to 28 lnohes), with Whalebone-tltteninga; Ladios' Chemises (soiled from being In the win dow), reduood from 7a Cd to 6a Sd—handsomely embroidered and good, calico. Mothers, re member beat Violet Powder and Fuller's Earth, reduced from 3d to Id per paoket; large Is packets Violet Powdenat Sd; large barrels of Fuller's Earth, reduced from Is to 9d per barrel; Boys' small sized Straw Hats, reduced from Od to 6ft Embroidery, from 2_d yard; all Em broidery selling at reduced prices; good Blankets, large bl-bb. reduced trom 21a 6d to 18a 6d; Double Width Sheeting, reduced from la 6d to Is 2d per yard; Bed-tick, reduced from 7d to 13d, all wool; Flannel,reduced to BJd yard; Btout Black Velveteen, reduced from 6a 6d to 2e id per yard; Good Black Lustre, reduced to 9id;Mena* Cotton Books, S.d per pair; L.W. Books, lOd per pair; Towels, reduood from 6d to __d eaoh; extra long Towels, roduced to lid, worth la Id; Brown Turkish Towels, reduced from la 6d to la 2d; Laoe fatlH, reduced from Is 6d to 94 enoh; Calloo, 3d yard; crinolines, worth a 6d. reduced to Id: olno suitable for making fly catches, fanoy baskets, &?.; Pompadour Ribbon, reduced frota 9d to 3d a yard. Bale comme-c-o Saturday, 9th September, and ends 7_h Ootober. For Oae Month Only. —J. n{_ni_N 85 Vlotorla-.treot.-A full assortment iuSdi-B'Underolothtag all "» reduood prioes. Night Droaaea at 83 eaoh.-J._ GREEN, 85, vororia-street



Public JMotlo *_&&■ ft/TELBOURNE CUP. FINAL NOTICE. MR ZOO JUMBO roapaotfully Intimates that It ia necessary to communlo.te with him at once in ordor to be in time for the above great event. mHE DUTY OF WOMEN in prevent- I Ing the Degradation of Women and Children. Artlolo L —See "The Christian," London, Thursday, Moy 26,1882. OS Cd Deposit, the balance weekly or .5 monthly, for Hand or Treadle Sewing Maohinee.-D. S. Chamber. 70, Queen-sireet, opposite the Bank ot New Zoaland. POTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, and durable as silver, and very oheap. Shipment er Lang stone now open.—Wholesale and Retail Direot Supply Store, 219, Queen-Btreet, GLASS SHADES AND STANDS.— IS oases e_ Langatoce, all sizes, from IB 6d, Our numerous ouatomora waiting oan now bo supplied.—Wholesale nnd Retail Direot Snpply Btore, 219. Qneen-Btreet. r | .HE best Remedy known for Liver X Complaints, Constipation, &0,, is Mar shall's Special Tincture ot Podophyllum, prioe ls.-Goo-.Bon, London Aroado. IVTOTICE.—I respectfully beg to inform JLv all my CBBtomors that lam giving up Business. All Accounts due mnst be paid on or before the 16th of Ootobor, 1882, otherwise they will bo put into the hands ot a solicitor.— JAME9 FInLaS. Grooor, Nelson-street. i*r o t I o c. Impounded in the Remuora Fubllo Pound, on tha 3rd Ootober, 1882. by tho ranger, for trss poßß on roads tOne-Tree Hill and Hemuera) i 2 Cows, yellow-and-white and strawberry oolonr, branded like 16 on rump; and 3 Belters,one blue -nd-whlto and two rod-ami white. If not released, will bo sold on the 19ch instant, at noon. WM. DINNIBON, ' Poundkeeper. T^ 0 T I 0 E. I hereby oantlon all persons Siralnßt taking or removing, or In any way dealing with, any Kauri Logs in tho Kaipara Waters branded D.B. W... without my written permlaalon to do so. , , A reward will be paid to anyone giving mo or my Solicitors, Mesara Rnsaell, Devore, and Cooper, each information as will lead to the detection of any peraona in possession of any lofte bearing the above brand?. Dated thia Ith day of Ootober, 1882. HENRY SMYTHE. fpO CONTRACIORS AND OTHERS. Wo are prepared to Snpply Clark's Pipes in any quantity on the Shortest Notloe, and will noc be beaten In fbiob ay any other -Ma-Ufao turer of equally good Ware. J. WILSON & CO., 81, QO-Etf-BTRBET. N.fc.—-N BALK, Wilson's Hydraulic Lime. . Brloks, Band, &c T^UCALYPTUS. DANGER AHEAD. Whenever you begin to grow GU-tL-AVES i Instead of Ham. what is the oansel Too muoh Aiokin's Euoaljptna; too little of the VIOTORIA BOTELS OWN WHISKY and Ales, and not enough Marian's XXXI REVERBe"~VOUR DIET. DR. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.0.5., England, L.B. A., London, PONSONBY ROAD (Late the Residence of Dr. Elliot., who has left tor England), OAN NOW BE CONSULTED MORNING AND EVENING. Wm. Mc Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND, TO DEALERS IN FANOY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS AND GENERAL STORKKEEPEH.. Plain and Fanoy Statlonory Perfumery aid Toilet Soaps Bruahware and Comba Table and Pookot Cutlery X.p. and B.M. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mlrrora and Fancy Furniture Clocks. Watohoa, and Jewellery Tobaooo, Cigars, and Pipes Mutloal Instruments Earthonwure, China, and Glass Y_.es, Flower-stands, Sec Parian Ware, Plotures Purses, Band Baits, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Te.nls and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, and Dolla NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. Q AMARU FLOJJR POR SALE. JOHN REID & CO. r\ ATMEAL (Sommeiville'B) FOR SALE. JOHN REID St CO. TW-EW TEAS, IN HALF-CHESTS AMD BOXES. JOHN REID & CO. T\RIED FRUITS, CONFE QTIONS, , LIQUORICE, Kto. JOHN REID & 00. riUNEDIN Beer-Marshall's and COP-LAND'S. JOHN REID & 00.. Agents. QOOMBE'S LONDON STOUT AND GERMAN BKER -200 oases on Sale by JOHN REID Se 00. TTITCHENS'S BLOOD RESTORER.- The PubUo are Cautioned against the sup position that the CORDIALIZBD BLOOD REBTORER will cure the apodal ailments and diseases that the MEDICINAL is now so famous a medicine for. The Cordlallzed Is not a medicine at all, but simply a preparation as a Palatable Drink, that will not counteract the effect ot the Medicinal, and that affords Hotel frequenters an esoape from tho use ot stimulants while being treated under Mr HITOHBNS'S CELEBRATED MEDICINAL BLOOD RESTOREkf. L. D. NATHAN & GO., Sole Agents. Auctions. TO-MORROW, AT II O'CLOCK. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale room, Queen-street, To-morrow, at v o'olock sharp, POULTRY — Fowla, nuoka. Turkeys, Lang- Bhan Fowls, Guinea Fowls, Geese, Oanarleß, Young Pigs, etc PRODUCE—6 oases Htims and Baoon, Cheese, Salt Butter, Potatoes, Onions. Fumphlna, Carrots, Salt Beat. Oats, Maine, Bran, Sharps, Pig Meal, Wheat, Toa, Sagar, Oat meal. Flour, Pipes -nd Yeetas Also, IHOUSEBOLD FURNITURE and Kltohen Utenslla, and Lot of Tinware (removed to Mart for Sale), Clothing, Fanoy Goods, Jewellery and sundries, I At 11 o'clock. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. [ " TO-MORROW. SIB B I N'S M AiR T, At 11 o'olook, OATS, MAIZE, POTATOES Malt, Fowl Wheat, Oatmeal Cheese. Jam«. Hams and Baoon Beef, Pork, Flour, Soap Candles, KeroEeno, Sharps Rloe, Currants, Ralains Butter, Dried Apples, Biscuit Tea, Sugar, Groceries TO-MORROW, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. At 11 o'clock. AT THK QUEEN - STREET' AUCTION MART (Adjoining Bank of New Zealand). J. B. MARRIOTT WILL boU by auction at his Rooms, on the above date. Loo Tablae, Stuffed Chairs. Wood Chairs, Oane-aeatedChalrp, Couohoa, Bedsteads. Crookorywaro, Glaß.waro, Cheats of Drawers, Spring Mattresses, Also, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES, Constating of Olo.lilns. Gold and .liver Watohoa, Lockets. Pine, Bracelets. &c, aa; &c J, B. MARRIOTT, Auotloncor and General Salesman,



Anctiona. rO-MOKROW, 11 O'CLOCK AM. MARKET.DAY. ; ART HUR'S POULTRY, PR 0- DUCK. FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Ductal, Geese, Pigeons. Cana ries. Fancy Birds, a pair of Pore-bred Cochlea from Imparted Btook, a lot ot Parrots, a Good Pointer Dog, Small an* Sucking Pigs, Empty Cases PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DE PARTMENT. : Gooi Table Potatoes trom Waikato, New Pota toes, Onions t American and others. Carrota, Pumpkins, Cabbages, Baoon, Hams, Beef, Cheese, Flour, Oatmeal, Oats, Maize. Wheat. Honey. Olotbea Lines 60 tacks Oamaru Flour Wheat At 2 o'clock p.m, A Superior 18-carat Gold Keyless Chronograph Independent f top Watch, jeweUed In 12 holes, new; a Lady's 18-carat Gold Hunting Watoh, Jewelled in 8 holes; a Superiot Colonial Gold Chain FRUIT.-Applos, Lemons, &o. GROCERIES, fco. :-Tea, Sugar. Ooffee, Cooca, Bloc, Cornflour, Biscuits, Lollies, Banco, Curry Powder, Vestas, White Lead, Sec FURNITURE DEPARTMBNT:- ON BALE PRIVATELY, AT AUCTION PBIO-S ! ABn.erlor Amerioan Organ. New Piano. Flo* tares, Watohos, Drawing room. Dining room, and Parlour Suites, English ana Oolonlalmake; Bedateaas (Iron and Wood). also Cota, Mattra.Bes, PalUassts, Cheffon nlors, rabies, Chairs, Glass, Earthenware, Sco, . TO-MOKROW, 2 O'CLOCK P.M. OR ANGESI LO QUA TBI TO BE SOLD "BY AUCTION. JO OASBB~M_KDAKINS tfcO 42 oases LOQUATS AT ART HUH'S MART, 2 o'clook p.m. <_____S___--__-r FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, At 11 a.m. AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. LEASE OF FORESHORE AT NORTH SHORE FOR SUGAR REFINE ft Y. R. C. GREENWOOD 7 » HAS received instructions from tha Auokland Barbour Board to sell by PnbUo _ notion, at the Offloes of the Board. Fort-treat, on Friday, the 24th November, 1881. at 11 a.m., THE LEASE FOR FIFTY YEARS, In terms Of " The Harbour Aot; 18J8," of PORTION OF THE FORESHORE at NORTH SHORE FOR THE PURPOSE OF A SUGAR RE -INERT. Plans, Conditions of Sale, and Draft of Lease may bo seen at tho Offloe of the Auokland Har bour Board. R, C. GREENWOOD, .."- Auctioneer, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, AUCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD LEASES, R. 0. GREENWOOD HAS rccsived initructions from the Auokland Harbour Board to sell at tha Offlocß of the Board, Fort-street, on Friday, the Sth day ot December, 1882. at U 0.m.. The LEASE, of tho following ALLOTMENTS, for a TERM of FISTY .50) YEARS, subject . to the provisions of "Tho Auokland Har bour Board Aot. 1878" :— FOUR ALLOTM-NTS-Nos. 86,87.8., and 80- ' with Frontage to QUEEN-STREET TWENTY-FOUR ALLOTMENTS-Noe. 90 to 113-wlth Frontage to CUSTOMHOUSE i STREET THREE ALLOrMENTS-NoB. IUtOIIS-Wi.h Frontage to R4.IBWAY BOAD ■ THE ALLOTMENTS WILL BE FLAG-ID. Draft ot'-oiso nnd. Conditions of dale may bo Been, and Ltthographio Plans obtained, at the OUloa of the Board, R. C. GBEkNWOOD. V Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, OOTOBER 11. EX EARL DERBY, FROM LONDON. ENfciLISH-MADE FURNITURE, Consisting of— Suites, in Beaoonsflela. Queen Anne, Banister Baok, Leather, Silk, Repp, and Tapestry. Blaok Walnut Bedroom Suites (complete), Wardrobes, Dnohcsß Sets in Marbls, Canterburjs, Whatnots, Oak Hat Stands, Musio Stools, Oral and Dining Tables (patent Berowa), Work Tables, Gipsy Tables, Corner Brackets, Bwing Cane Cots, Hall Beat f, -. . : V Oheffonnlers (marble top, plate blbbb baok), Oval Mantle Glasses, Mirrors, Desks, Waßhitands, Folding Chairs, Slip Boxes, Handsome Bronze Cloc-ts, Blaok and Gold Lußtres, Vases (Landscape, Gold Bands), Lamps, Electro Goods, Feather Pillows, , Flower Pots, Horsehair, Handsome Painted Chamber Sets. - &0., &0„ &0. * _____ '••'-' ' "■"' GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms (opposite Thornton, Smith ana Firth. Mills), Lower Queen-street, on the abovo date, at 11 o'olook, A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE GOODB. NOW _-,NDKD, AND FOR PRIVATE BALE, The Auotloneer calls speolal attention to tho above, being quite a different class from .bet ever offered for sale, being more ot _ modern style. W. S, OOOHEAHK] [JAB. DACBS V MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 7 BY OBDEB OF TIT- MORTGAGES. HOUSE AND FREEHOLD PROPERTY, AVONDALE. THE subscribers bave. received instruc- | tions to sell by public anotion, at the Land I Mart, Fort-street, ou Moniay, icth Ootober, at | 12 o'olook, •/" x. LOTS .8, _§, H), 51, and 62. of the SnMlvislon of Allotment 18, Pariah of Titlrangt, fronting the Great North Road, with the Houae thereon erootcd, the property ot Mr Wm. Forßjth. V SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. W. B, CO-BRAN-I. |JAS. DA-BB MONDAY, OCTOBER 16. ALLOTMBNTS.LONDON STREET, j PONSONBY. 126 ACRES ON THE TAURAROA RIVIsR. • . 40 ACRES, PUKEATUA. fTIHE subscribers will soli, at their X Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, October 16th, ot 12 o'clock, BY OED-K OF TBE MOKTGAGKK, PO N SON B Y-Lcta 136 and 137, sub-dl vision lots 1. and 17, seotion 8, suburbs of ; Auckland, having a frontage to London-Btreet, commanding _ flue view of tho harbour. TAURAROA.-Allotment 8, part lot B. and .ait part lot 10, Parish of Mangapai, containing 126 aorea, and bavinsc a large frontage to the Ta.raroa River. The land Is all good, and ai one time was all cultivated I aud lmprovbd. PUREATUA-Sonth-c-St part let ut, contain iuii I<< acres, and Said to hare a number of fine kauri trees on it, / SAMUEL COCHRANE _. SON, ■;' Auotloneen, 'Contimud en iowrth_Pege.) i ...... ~_r