death Just boforj sue died he wos about to givn her bet medicine. Mm partially raised herself, and put hot aim ri.nnd his neck and drew his face to hen. I ueard her say "Ob, my dear/ That was all fhe said. Ho said " Oh, mother, she's dying." She did not speak again, and died a few minutes after. Sho just Bcemed to paas away. I drew Dr. Kichardson'a attention to the vomit, but he did not take nny away with him. I also showed the urine to the doctor, but he did not take any away. Some ot her mine remained in the room alter her death until the post mortem ex amination. It was taken away by Detec tive Strathern. He took that and what wos taken out of her stomach in jars, which I gave him. They were pickle jars, and had been used by me for pickles. They seemed tied up securely. I don't know whether tbe doctor took anything away. lhe de ceased had no purging or straining. Sho had no motion from Wednesday till Sunday, wheu the enema wa* used by tho doctor's directions, bhebad motions several times ou Monday, and this caused her restlessness. : This concluded the examination and cross-examination of the witness, who seemed much affected at times Mr Thomson suggested that a short ad journment should be hid, and then Dr. Richardson might be examined. Mr Cooper opposed this." He said it was then 7 p.m., and the medical evidence was ot the greatest consequence to his client?, and required watching most, ■ care fully Mr Thomson said he thought Dr Richardson's examination by him self ahonld not IARt more than an hour.—Mr Cooper mid so far as he could see bis examination of JJr. J-ticbardson would take a considerable time. The Coroner concurred With Mr Cooper that it was undesirable to take so important a witness at that hour, and eventually ad ioumed the inquiry till ten a.m..on Monday, when we understand, the medical evidence will be commenced.-The Court adjourned at 7.15 p.m.. _^ ..

CABLEGRAMS.

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ANOTHER COMET.

SYDNEY, Septembers.

A uew comet with a well-defined nucleus, equal in b.illiancy to a star ot the second magnitude, is now visible in tho ea«t< m sky, the toil extending over an area o< three degrees. The apparent mo tion of tho comet is slow, and towards north-east, CBMHG iO^KOM^ CATHOLIC

SYDNEY, September 8 The Koman Catholic Cathedral was Opened tO-day with groat ceremony. A large number of persons wore present, in cluding many of the dipitariea of the Church. Service was performed by Arch bishop Vaughan, assisted by the Bubops of Bathnrst, Brisbane Kockhampton Maitland, Goutbourn, Wellington, and Armidale, and was rendered with a mo»t | imposing and beautiful effect by n.choir of fully 200 voices. The altar, which is Ot Onmaru stone, was the theme of general admiration, BISHOP REDWOOD IN SYDNEY. SYDNEY, this day. The Boriaon at the opening of St. Mary's Cathedral yesterday was preached by Bishop Redwood, of Wellington, xvew Zealand, Tho offertory on the occasion amounted to £2.200. SIX H. PARKES. Sit Henry Parkes has been unwell since hi 3 return from Europe, bat is now better. ADELAIDE COKN. ADELAIDE1, Septcmbei S. W heat continues firm at 7s. Town flour, per ton, £15 15s ; country brands, -£14 5b to £14 10s. The freight market is dull. MELBOUKNK, Sep'ember 8. Arrived this morning : The Union Company's steamship lUngarooma, f om the JfcSlutF.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

FRENCH VINTAUE P; OK. The French vintage is reported to bo backward, and of a poor quality. Jhe supply is not so great a? in the previous year- -

TELEGRAMS.

[From Ova Own Correspondent,

RUSaILL, this day. The Alaska hove in sight. Loaded Telegraph, Onward and Sea Breeze. ,

THAMBS, this day,

Nxw Prince iMPEMAb.—Tn breaking down in low drive yesterday altMneon, the manaßer sot 25ib». good picked Btonc, and also got 30lbs. of lino specimens from the west drive this morning The dr.ves are, respectively, about 39 aod 55 feet, and the reef though somewhat smaller, looks well for gold ia both ends. The crushing ,is ehapine for a payable return. 'jWSonthern Cross are pushing on the drive and rise on tbe main reef at the 400 feet level. Quartz continues about the same The Deep Level Tributs reef in the drive at No. 5 is now about 2 feet thick, and portions of it look ranch better tban when cut. Should the directors decide to pump deeper, it will take about two months to drain fclie 040 feet level. Sharcmarket noon.

Vow Prince Imperial, last night, 9s 6rf ; to-day. 93 6d ; sellers, 10s; buyer.-, 9a ? Caledonian- Seller*, 12si 9d. Queen of Beauty, last night, 355. 6d; to day, 365; sellers, 37a; buyer?, 35a 6d. Southern Cross-Buyers, 8a 6d. Thames Golden Ctttm-SeOtn. 13s. Smile of Fortune- Sellers, 10s ; bnyers, 9*. Eureka Otanui, last night, quarter share, £3o ; SeT e hree thousand forfeited shares in the Welcome mine, Waitekaiiri, were fold by auction this morning and realised from 3<i to 7d per share. .; The Queen of Beauty will have an in terim retorting this afternoon. ...

COKOMAHDEt, this day.

TI(tRNAN'S.-The manager has obtained some cood picked st'ono from No. 2 leader, 9 inches wide. Uhi»h Beach.—Since the now lift yr^s fixed the bucket cave way. This bas.been renewed, and everything is now proceeding smoothly. The tangye pump will be at work this evening. . , , Taroati Te Katahi, the Maon discharged from Auckland Hospital early this week, retimed hero on Weducsday and died last night. A tangi will be held.

WEL,LiiNGTON, tlnaday. NOMINATED IMMIGRASTS.

Tho nominations by the out-going mail are 1145 souls; tho amount paid by friends is £3047 10s. The following ore tho numbers from each district: -Auck land, 192; Taranaki,. 8; Hawkes' Bay, 8- Wellington, 110; flelion,-21; Marl- LonVh, 2; Canterbury, 323; Otaeo. 313 ; Southland, 87} Westland, 8. / H «■? »!»" Ul are single women, 223 single men, the reminder families.

DUNEDIN, Friday.

The City Council havp toplied to Bi'hop Neville that they consider tfeere i§ B«ffir cient work.for all the artana here,. bat they do not know what chance there .9 of husband i 3 tta?ed to hU levonted to Meloourne, caving £300 of bis debt, unpaid was.ar !ested gve^erda y on arrival here,by'train It wa.=."bplieved that aho was going to M.ei £re On bling searched, 300 aovere.gus ivetu taken from her bosom,

A foreign merchant brig baa been sist nailed this afternoon.

The Union-Btrect Wrsleyan Sunday school holds its anniversary tomorrow. Services will be preached ii the morning, at 11 o'clock, by Key A. i eid ; iif ternoon at three o'clock, by Key Mr Keul; and evening, at 6 30 o'clock, by Mr Newbold. The anniversary tea meeting will be given on Tuesday evening.

The choir of the Alexandra-sheet church and school have, for a considerable time past, heen engaged in the preparation.of a Service of Song lately introduced in connec tion with school work in the Old Country. The subject is " The Ministry of Flowers,. We believe it is one of the best thatiras yet been submitted to an Auckland audience,' and we have no doubt pat that,' Under the leadership of Mr Fritn, it will give entire satisfaction.. The proceeds,, after paying expenses, will be devoted to the Sunday-school.Extension "Rand. .The, service referrrd to will be given bh'.Mohday evening .next,, in the BchaoUradn),;if,lex" amlra-strect, atj.3o. ....... lAflsffwi*

THE INTER-COLONIAL FOOTBALL MATCH.

■Sew South Wales V. Aticfcland,

Despite tbe extreme brevity of the time allowed for training for this contest, a con siderable amount of interest has been evoked in it, and notwithstanding the com paratively unprepared state [of the local men, consequent upon no notice having been given of thr> intentions of the visiting playera prior to their departure from Syd ney, speculation hag beeu rife as to the result. Upon one point, however, no distrust was felt, and tnat was as to the readiness of the public to favour the players with their presence as spectators of the game. This assurance wa? not mis placed. In all the essentials to a successful contest, the promoters of the match were fortunate. The Domain ground was filled with a large concourse of people, J oi whom the fair sex formed no incon siderable proportion, the weather was fine, and tbe wind, although blowing pretty stiffly over the exposed portion of t.he city, wus prevented by the natural conformation of the ground fioni at all impeding the piny. I'ho goals were pitched north and south, and the turf, thanks to recent ram, was just sprinefy enouyh to favour pood running. Tho im provements winch have lately been eirect- tl to the outer portions of tho reserve, have in volved the removal of the bank which, in time past, boived to accomodate people with seats, and as a consequence, the spectators had eitber to stand or the slopes, or form in crowds along tbe margin of the space reserved for the players. Still a good view was ob tainable from the slopes and the pavilion, so that the only discomfort was tno inability of many to sit and watch. The Artillery Band was pre sent, and by discoursing enlivening music assisted to relievo any tedium that the intervals of tho game may have given' rise to shortly before three o'clock the final preparations for commencing play were made. ' Itiog' had signified that he would be unable to take part, and Carter had cheerfully consented to' talic hh place. This morning, however, he was suffering from a stiff neck and Bi?gn wai taken on in his stoad, Mr T. Bonder, son was selected as captain for'the team, and the choice seemed to give general satu* faction.

Punctually to the appointed time the two teams took their respective position!), Auckland defending the Southern Goal, and New South Wales protecting tho Northern one.' The captains bad arranged their men as follows :—

New South Wales,—Kaper (captain), Bay lisa (mck), Graham, Walker and How arid (halfbacks), Thallon and Hawkins (wings), Flynn, Fligg and Mann (quarter bjck), Raper, Addison, Barry, Kich rnoud, Jennings and Hill (forwards), Auckland.—T. Henderson (captaiu), Warbrick and Webster (backs), Sibbin, Wood, and Whiteside (half-bucks), Ryan (three-quarter back), Henderson, Croxton, O'Connor, Arneil, Spencer, Biggs, T, Macky, Sims, and Jewett (forwards). Mr A. H. Cotter acted as umpire for Auckland, and Mr McClatcbie (one of the visiting team), as umpire for l\ew South Wales, while Mr W, W. Hobinson was chosen referee.

O'Connor kicked off well, aad the ball was returned by Walker with a long low punt. Warbrick sent it with a fine drop kick into touch line, Some loose forward play was indulged in, the ball being kept \< ell in the centre. Wood, by a good punt sent the ball out of tho bounds, and gained ■a considerable distance. The Sydney men forced the ball through the first scrimmage, when Whit6Bide picked up the ball and made a fine fun, getting the ball clocp to the touch-line in the Ho?pital corner. Another loose scrimmage was formed, shortly after which the Aucklanderg obliged their oppon ents to touch down in self-defotce. The ball was kicked off quickly, and returned by Webster. Wood essaytd a ruo, but was neatly collared. Raper endeavoured to get away, but was collared by Sullivan. At this time, tho Auculanders had tho ball within two yards of tbeir opponents' tonchline. It was repeatedly out of bounds. Through Woods missing the ball when endeavouring to pick it up. The Sydney men by good forward play got it back to the centre of the ground. A good run acr as was made by one of the Sydney mep, but Whiteside kept him well in baud, missing him eventually. Walker, a Sydney man, got a mark from a good kick of Ryans, and sent the ball rehind the goal post?, where it was touched down by Warbiick. The ball was sent our, and passing back to Wood,'enabled that player to g*t tho ball well back and over to touch-line, ancher Sydney quarter-back made a fine run, but was followed and collared by Whiteside, amidst cheotd. 'Arneil got riiiht through to the backs by some excellent dribbling, but was given off side. Whiteside once more distinguished himself rjy colhri'g a speeler, both he and Woi d being remarkably good in this rrspect. O'Coanor got through the J-ydney men with the ball, and Whitesida once more git within a yard or two of the touch iinß before being followed. In some loose scrimmaging Auckland had the advantage, kicking well on the ball. Macky, Henderson, Spenser, and Arneil all fallowed up well, tichardson made a good run for f>ydney, and was colUred by Warbrick. Once unore Whitceide came to the fore, arjd by a very fast run got the ball b.ick to the Hoapisal corner, and passine all but two men, Kaper got the ball well back by some good dribbling. A fine run by H; Thallou placed the Auckland goal in danger, whiteside, Ryau, and others being passed in succession. Warbrick, the ■Auck land man, however, collared him, amidst enthusiastic cheers; Some loose, open p!ay shewed a great advantage for Auckland, and the Sydney men coming up once more, Wood punt«d into touch once more up near the Australian goal, and after m closely packed scrimmage, Jennings tmebed down in self • defence for Sydney. Walker kicked off, and Wbiteside trying to "mark" fell. Biggs maJe a wretched . attempt to collar Walker in kicking back. Auckland carried the ball tbrpugb, and Flynn picked it up and en deavoured to touch.it down. He fell and missed, and B;ggs scored a touchdown for Auckland . (two points). ■ Darby Ryan made the attempt at goal, and al though at an acute angle, he placed. Time was palled, without score, tho Auckland men having the advantage. Several of- the Sydney men distinguished themselves by good "Bpeeliog" and psSUDg. SKC'jBD TBRM. Roper kicked ofl, and Sibbin took the ball, but was neatly collared by (Jennings, One of jthe Sj.dney backs, attempting to kick a running ball, mulled if, and Biggß dribbled well up, ilowatd made a fine run across, and >vas collared, by Croxton. Auckland carried the ball beautifully over the tape, sco'ing a goal. Scoye: Auckr land, 5 points; New South Wales, 0. A good tun vrjis mado after the nejet kick-off by Raper, but he waa given off. side. o!Connor followed up on a good dribble. Some good drop kicking pn both aides was ended by Walker putting the ballin'.o touch. One of the Sydney mep endeavouring to get away with ball at the back of a scrimmage was neatly collared hy Whiteside. The ball was' passed back; Sims collaring it fell across the touch-line, anfl scored another for Auckland. Kyan's at tempt at gaol failed, and Sydney was again forced dowp. Score : Auckland, 7 points ; Sydney, Q. , ; . .. • . '

MINING.

Pkihcs Imperial. -The following tele gram was received from the ; miue iranager to-day : -"Obtained 851bs picked stpne yesterday (rcm east drive, and 301bs speci mens from seaward drive this morning. Crushing proceeding - stoping for payabfe return,—G. G. CiiABK." Bbjght Smile. -At a meeting of the shareholders of this inine;(situated at the bead of the Waiotahi creek, Thames), held at Mr D. G. MacTJonnell's office yesterday, it was deeidpi to iorm a company under the Act of 1878, to be callid "the' Bright * mile G M. Go., with a capital of £10,000, in 20 000 shares of 10s each, nil paid up. i'ho 'following gentlpinpn JW** directors : - Messrs W. B. Vines, X, McDonald, J, rickey. J. B. U«n>eth, J. S, and J.n. Smith. MrGarveywas appointed mine manager, an<J Mr |U. G, MacDonnell legal msnager, ' , Odben op BaADTy. -An;interim rer tottinte-fromfbfa mine yestetd^ produced 5270z3g01d. • •

The Auckland Teachers' Association met; in-the -Vyellesrey-street school this f^er noih; No baafness was transacted beyond a next," at 2 p.in.,. ,0n account flf «"» 4W- cnjo^l'. Football #$, vhich, WB.prp : .

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[REtrnsre's cablegrams.]

I MELBOURNE, this day. Sailed this morning—Uuion Company' Wairarapa, for New Zealand. Sank J>ividend. LONDON, September 7. The Bank of Australasia has declared a dividend of six per cent, for the past half year. Australian Oricketers v. Scar borough. The Australian cricketeis commenced a match i o-day at Scarborough, against Eleven of the J, Zingari Club. Tke weather was very fine, and a capital wicket was pitched. The Australians went in first, and scored 153. Massie b 51 ; Horan c 32, and, Bounce, c 17 were the highest. The Home team went io, and when the stumps were drawn for the day they had scored SO for the loss of one wicket. ALBXANDRIA, September 8. News is to hand that a detachment of English Cavalry leit to-dayfrom Kasaas sain, and advanced to within a mile of Tel-el-kebir, The enemy's position was reconnoitred aud sketched, and the cavalry then[retired, no opposition being met with. More Turkish Troops. Constantinople, scptemirs. The Turkish troops which were despatch ed to Crete, a short lime back aro now pre paring to embark at Suda Bay for Fort Said in accordance with Anglo-Tnrki»h con ventions.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

'lhe Council rlo-day,

The Council met to-day at 11 a.m.

The Eating Bill was further committed for the iiikeruon of a new clause, and the Bill was read a third time and passed.

Colonel) Whitmore opposed the Bills, holding that the country had made up its mind not to borrow for tho present, but the Government hud debauched public feeling. Ho moved that the Bills bo rend this day six months.

Mr McLean would not now oppose tbe Bills, but hoped the expeuditmc for the future would be eased down.

The Loan Bill in Peril

I hear there ia every probability of the Council throwing out the Loan Bills, Witmoro, Stevens, Holmes, and Wilson have spoken strongly against it.

The Amnesty Bill.—Te Kooti to

be Included

The Premier moved the second reading of the Amne-ty Bill, saying the time had now arrived whan a general amnesty should be piocluimed, which he considered should be general and without exception. Colonel Whltniore thought the Bill was one of the best harbingers of peace and good fellowship that could hippcu. Mr Johnston wished Tc Kooti to be ex cluded ftom tho general pardon. Tho Premier, replying, said no exception what ever should be made, and the Bill was read a second time, Lotm Bills, 'I he Loan Bills were then introduced by the Premier, who said no subject bad given the Government so much trouble us to ascertain whether or not a loan should bo raised this year. Them was an antipathy to borrow on the one hand, and a dislike to stop public works on the other; this, of course, ren dered the quostion one of difficulty, but it was ultimately decidod amongst them ►elves to raise the loan to complete works already commenced.

DUNEDIN RACES.

[BY TiLKGRAPH—PitESS ASSOCIATION.]

DUftEDIN, this day, Handicap Flvt Rack. Idnlium and. Prospero scratched, Kugeno 1 : Violin 2 Amy 3 Time, 3mlns, ICsecs. Maiden Hunters. . Modesty 1 Novice ... .., 2 Timo ; 3mius. uflsccs. The course was very heavy after the rains. Weather liuo, but cold. '1 ho atten dance was small, Tally-ho Handicap. Addlaza, f'omet, and Sledmero wcro scratched. CoDard won by half a length from Little John, Shillelagh third. Rattler fell. Time : smin 52-ecc

THE MACKELVIE GIFTS.

TUB munificence of T. T. Mackolvlo, Esq., has furnished the citizens of Auckland with three more valuable paintings. They arrived last week in tho AaWnoro, and arc now hung in the Museum. They comprise one figure pioca, one landscape, and one sea painting. The flrat named is entitled, "Tho Sohoolmiatrosß'B Birth day," and Is tho work of John Morgan. On poo left stands tho Sohoolmistross, a Brunette of comely figure, to whom troop in a score or so ot youngsters of various sizes, bearing presents. The little ones offer oranges, another carries a canary in a cage, a third a gilt-edged Bible, others garlands on sticks, while the rear is brought up by a couple with a compli mentary banner. The subject is ordinary, and it is treated in ah ordinary manner. The Btyla is very " woolly,"indicating asmall expenrtiture of pains. Tho sea pieoe, ' rAshore for \yater." by Hamilton MHcallum.is a decided advance on tho first mentioned. Tho painting is light and luminous. The scono Is a sheltered bay, tho wators of which ore being rippled by tho breeze. In the distance lie, with son's hanging looao, a fleet of flhsing boats, from which a boat has put off for water. The latter just touches the shore on the right foreground; and one tan-f i ockod mariner hands to a companion in the boat a keg. The effect of the whole is pleasing, and the play of the light on tho surfaoo ot the water has been well managed, The gem of the three is the landscape, " Sunset Effect on Fir Trees." by T. Van Suppen a Dutch artist, to judgo from the name. It is a work of art such as has been but seldom seen in Auckland. Both for oxeoution and design it is a mpflel to be followed and imitated. The whole is solidlyand truthfully painted. A clump of tall old fir trees is lighted up by the sotting sun. which appears to be shining fronvbehind the spectator Kill on to the canvas. The distance is managed with noteworthy skill. One can look between the trunks away to tho eastern horizon, whioh ia not yet cast in the gloom of evening. Two old cottages among the trees throw baok the pale light in tho same manner as the trees themselves. In the foreground to the left a few cows are straggling down a narrow lane after a youth by whom'stands in profile a bull. Thowholp is characterised by a stillness and a repose, which are enhanced by the subdued tone of the colouring. Every detail has received its fair share 'or attention, nothing Boems passed over in haste. Top pictures wluch hang aide by side- with those juet described form the nuclens of an art gallery to which. It is to be expected, others of our wealthy citizens WUI contribute. If the example sot Mr Maekel vie were to bo extensively followed, no doUbt a suitable repository for tho gifts would soon be an accomplished fact. In this connection the hint maybe thrown out that future Mayors should do os Mr J. M. Clark has'done, if tho? are anxioua to effeot a laatlog good to the oity, and hand their names down to a grateful DOB' terity. ' ' ;

Death.

BARBER.—This day. at EDaom, Joseph Arthnr 'will will leave bin late real deno at 3 p.m. to morraw (Sunday).

THE AUCKIiAJMJJ gvamau STAR SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER &



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TT ramgl Bush.—Apply Thamo! Hotel on Tuesday, 12th Instant, betWten 11 and i o'oiook. WANTED, a good (-eneral Servant.— Mra Holland, City Koad. near Glrlb' High aohojl. UTANTiiD, a respectable young woman to aeslut In Housework.—Apply, Mrs Warren, ."yrtenliqm atoio. Karannahnpo Koad. TaTTtTtKI), a good General iscrvant.— ' r Mrs MoMuaior. 212. Qaeea-aticot. WAN TED, a good General Servant, — Apply to Mlbb Manning, IColly's nuild li kh. Htownrtetreet. Mount Ktlen. V\/ ANTED, a respectable <• irl us General V t Servant for a iirlvato family near town ; 00 youna ohildron ; good WBKB3.—Apply for addruea this oflloc xai ANTKD, a Married Man, used to » ' Briok-mafcinK work.-Apply to John SiHipet, lloiu'o and Land iAgent, Nu, 8, Queou street. W ANTED, Smart Boyß. — Apply, 7 V Auokland Timber Company. WANTED, immediately, an Assistant to tho Dross and Mantlo Making; also Apprentices. — Apply Mrs Weatherly, DreßS makor, Grey street. \l A vTED, Cook and Laundress j also, » v Uoußomaid. Hlatora or friends pro ferrod.—Apply Mra Wall. Mount Kden. lA/ ANTED, Two or Three Improvers to " » tho Hoot Trndo; two years' constant work warranted to suitable hands; also a Boot Maohinist.—T. Prosser, Upper Queen-atreot. \\ A.^lliD, H Goneval iScrvaiit; re ? ' ferenoo<i rcqulrod.—Apply, oflloo of this paper. \\! ANTED, a respectable, well-educitcd 7 t Youth, 113 Apprentice to tha Drapery,— Apply to Wni, H, Smith. SUO and 802 Upnor Quoon-Btreec WANTED, a Nightiuan lor tne Devon port Highway District. A Subsidy of £1 por week will be paid in addition to the usual fees. Further particulars may bo obtained at my oflloo. Applications received up to 5 o'clock of MONDAY, 11th instant-Benjamin Tanner. 8. Qqeon-atrtot. V\7 ANTED SEEN, Black Wadding, 2d it per yard; Oil Cloth (blaok aad colored), Hid: Ladlea'Shlnlnu Leather Bags, la id,—At Jqnipler's W»goQeld-Btreet Slop, WANTEIJ, Girl- with kuowledge of hewing Machine to learn a good bnsl n?ss: wages at commencement. Third honso past)Nowton Koad, Groat North Koad. %*/ ANTED, an Iron Moulder.—Apply V t James Kelly, fretman'a Bay Foundry. WANTED, two rospectablo Servants -0110 iib Cook and L&undros?, tho othor as Housemaid and Niubp,—Apply 10 Mrs B, Jarkson, Orakel Hoad, Kemuorn. T\' ANTtsD SEEN, the Japanese Silk, r V Is 3d por yard; Coloured Batln. Is lid; Black do.. 2» 3d to 3h and 3j 6d ; Itlnck Volvo teen, 1b llrt and 2b 6d, \\j ANXI'.D, Five Hundred Working Vt Men to attend tho Thuatro Kojal on Monday Night, forthoßenefltot Widow Pitoorn and Family. WAMTED KNOWN - Labour of nil kinds Buppl'cd at nhoit-Ht notice at Armstrong and uc's Labour Kxohongo, 177, Qneen-Btreet. \S AINTED, at once, two Tinsmiths. T ? Highest wages given; 12 months' work isuarantood to good bands. Also, two Appren ticed to learn tho trade.—Apply to Martin HoUermott, Vlotorla-Btr?ct Eaßt. Y\.' ANTkD, a good Baker for Te Puke, V 7 a steady man, able to drive and willing to make himself usofnl,—Apply at onoa to Arthur H. Nathan, S3. Lower Quoon-Btroet, r»7AKTKD SEEN, Alhatubra Quiitp, T T largo Bis*, 3s and 3s Gd; Grey S <vnne down. Is Id per yard; Frilling, from Id por yard; at Damplar's Wakefleid-ttreetShop. WANTED *O Sell, two very Handsome Bdrinioads.— Addroijs Beta, oc enquire for uddroEß at Staii oflloe. AtvTKD SEEN, the Blue Sergo at \s and Is 3d p«r yard: Pompadour Fringe, 6d per yard; Pink OUlzn Lining, (id,-At Uurnplor'n Wakefleld-street Shop. \\r ANTED, Orders for Geota' Boots and V » Shoes of best quality, best make, best material, and at lowest prices. A trUl is certain to provo satisfactory.—T. Prossor.TJppor Quoon strcot. WA NT tt U—Ladies of Onehunga. Kpßom. Newmarket, Parnell, Mount Kden, and Anokland, denlrous to pat out Ulothee to W»ali, to oommanloate with Lnundry. Mangero. Onohunga P.O. Oharfriß low, andtvory satisfaction giro*. iVortwl'l tetoh and return the o'othea at regular periods. \S/ ANTKD, my Hair Our, a Clean ' T Bhavo, and my Ilootß Poliahod, on Bun? day Morninft. Then go to P/ofee!Or Kvsns. viotorU-Btrfet Xast. \*/ ANTED Tii KoCm—Where is tbo »* American Hoot-Polbhlnsr Chair to be lowdl At tho Amorican Burlier Shop, VlO tork-atreot Kast. \\/ aNT*-D Ludies to Know that Wra. t » Rattray is selling Corsets worth 10s 6d at 3a 9d por rmir, at his Central Umpary Wa e houto. 178 IST, and 182. Qneen-stroec \A/ AN' KD SKEin, the Gents' durable » f Umbrellap, Ss; oheat Soarvea. 2<i: Col onred ,S-iln Tien, la; Cotton Socks, 3.l.—At Uampler'B WBkeflald-Btreot Shop. V*; ANTKD KNOWN — Great Sale at »» Brencan'B, Viiiioria-etroet. Shilling Pompadour Prints reduood to 81; Oirlß* Straw Hats (ihnan » A/ANTED BJJEN-TIIO Men's Oxford » v Shoes at 5b : L&<ilea' iionse Boots, 2s 6d; Cork Boluh. 2Jd ; Glued.Sdter bottle; other lines very cheap.—Damplor'B Hoot Saop, Victoria street. I*7 ANTED, Pupils for Pancing. Jn- Vt Btruction Classes: Ladies, Thursdays Gentlemen, Friday Evening; Children, Satur dayj—Mrs Welch, Grcy-stroet. U/' ANtTD- iTyou wanttoliyehappily, * * get married, and buy tjie Cbeap Aew ffarnitnre at Dampler'a Hobaon-street Shop. \\f ANTED, the Public to see my New » » Tweed, New Tweedc. 21b Trouaors m&do to moahiiro iorl6B Bd.—J.Willlamß,Tailor, viomria-htreet. i.\J ANTKD—The Very Newest Styles ti In Tie*, Collars. Hrnow, and Rnmmcr Hoalory can now be ssen at the Ne* Zealand Clothing Fac'ory, 153 and 160, Qnuor. htreet. V^'.aNl'ED, Tenders for Manure and' * v Wood at I'ai-'jnm-o 1 )aughtar Jfards,— 9, Hnlmo. ■'_ v\ ANTED, Good Carpenters.—Apply, % w. Hutohlaon. Builder. Poneonby. \»/ANTKI), a Hondy Man with hammer * » and ohieel.—P. Kelly, JFreeman's Bay ftKUK* ry. WAN'IED, a Boy as atoKor, also Boy a for fret caws.-Apply Little Mill, Udcfc. etrnet. ■ . ' \&f ANTlii', a General Servant,, also a r» Boy.-Arply Wjnyard House, udon Oreto-nt, IS7ANTE", five Hundred Working V» Men to attend the Theatre Hoyal on Mor day Night-, for the Benefit of Widow Pltcorn and Family. WANTED, 12 Good JNaw e?.—Jagger and Parker, Freeman's Bay. \K7 ANTED, to be supplied by a Dairy ?T w ith Good fresh and Balt BnttoiI.— Apply to Mr James Sco<t, Somerset Jloubp, Newton. - ■ ■ YV ANTED, by a Certificated Graduate V t of Kensington School of Arr, PuplW for Freehand and ModeVDriwlng.—Vor partiofalars apply to the Librarian, yoan« Men's Chrlatlan Aswolatton. ■' " YVANTEDt° Sell, Properties (town and ** oountri); barcalns.—'-'MOhnsers please I nail and inspect ArmBUOBk & Co.'s list, 177, Qneot-atreet. p j U.ANItD, Tenders lor rueUlon o • * Cottage: lowest or any t«ndec cot necessarily acoepte'l; pinna, &a, to bo seen at Mr Latnbonrc's, Ironmonger, Nowton, lip Jo Friday. 15th September. "-V ANTED UN OWN ~ Great Sale at T? Broimin's, Vlotorli s.treet. 3i io ihe pound returned. Hoys' Straw Huts, with BtroaitierE, 9fl \\7 AN TEU, a Furnished or U"fuirniVi;e4 y 1 Cottßße of thrtw rbtiiiß, 21) mlnritou'walk from I'OBt-ofiUe. - Apply, atutliig terms tnd Bl'nution.iX, this offlco, \\T ANrKDjoutoSee, Adtuirc, and Buy V»' one of the 7200 Now Hot)now dlsulayed atthaNewZ.ialsnd Clotfclajj IF-.ntoif.'ltiS 160, Qcpenptrput. ' •' 'VSTaN Ti'-P, the Laaies to come and tee TT the trlmmV-d Hits at Is and Is 6d; Bu^ks. 2d, id and fid ; Lou W Jaoket'*, 69. -At Dampler'a Waki'flold-stieat Shop. \*T ANTBP, flmftty Sacks.-Pats?SoDr& TT Cp, Lorhe-strpe', ' ' ' v , \\ r ANTt-DSEEN, Men's Braces from T» 9d: BoyB" do, 63j Hosb' l»l««* *i& Hats, la lud. Ger-t^; Mavind Soclia. Is; Tweed, Ie lid '«nd aa &. -DampYer'a WaKeHPld Bt. '»tf7 ANTED KNu«»—X^e only Per» T T fe<;t Onffl fpr Toothache and Neurqljrlß, and no pure no pay, la b> aoplTteg io Profeanor Gussoott, ti ( e only Prsc'dps! Herbalist In the ColoaT.—^hor^lana-gtreet. • V*T ANT^D K»OWU.-R. Kow, V^c V » toria-Btreet, gives an exceptionally high prjoo (push on delivery) for ironlly 1 qpd Fro;h Butter. ■ Y\? ANTfID KNOWN- oreaf Qaje o,t ' T T Bronnun'fl, Victoria-street Dress Serges reduced to t)d; 'Vflnoeys. 4JI; Qxford. shining, 6|fl.' ■ 1 - ' . "



• IA7AWTBD, a situation by a tlioroug l t V Book-keeper double or sln«le enrry; t yoara In l»Bt place: oompnttwt to taico o^arso ( a timber ynrd, either as eniwmun or boul • keeper; m-irrlud.-Addrofla ljitn. ht ah cilice. I \\t ANTED Si!EN, Boots Lace?, 2d pc tT doz; G:osb, Gi pfr hottle: Cork Sjiei 2!d pair; 'rrlcopnrons, Is 3d.-At Dampier1 VVakefleld-ttree^Sbopj WANTED— jne Novelty of the Seasoi for Gentlemen's wear ia tho •' Orient , Hhlrt, made of Zephjr Lawn; new and oholc patterns.—New Zealand Clothing Factory, 16 and ICO. Qnoun-ntreot. WANTIsD, Sawyers, Machine Hands and Yardsmen for Bnsh MilL—appl' Union Baah and Door Co., Meohnnloa' Buy. vi/ ANTED SEEN, White Calico, 3Jd ♦ * Unbleaohed, do 2Jd, Whlto ancetinj (80 inoh). Is4d; Coloured Shirting, Cd, at Dam pler'B Wakcfleld-atreet Shop, 4*7 ANTED KNOWN— fcveryone admil H wo make Clothing 25 per cent. CTosipei than any othor honso in Now Zealaud.—l. Phillips, Tailor. Queen-Btreet. WAN l ED KNOWN — Great SaleTl BrsnnanV, Vlotorla-atreet Men's Tweed Trousers, fia lid j Twteci Uata, la Hi); Men's Shins, in Gil. WANTED, Buyers for our Stock ol Ladies' nud Children's Boots. In ordei to clear will be sold at extraordinary low prlcos. Comparatively few expenses, wo sell at'smallest profit.—T. Prosaor, Queen-street. \A( ANTED, a Two-roomed House and V r Verandah to bB Kreoted near Nowton, SpoolQcatlons, &c to be Bean ut Mr J. Daviea's Storo. Newtom ANTED, Tendersior 50 or 60 Chnius Of Draining on tho Takapuna Unco oourso. Speolfloatloiiß to be (won at Allnon Brothors, Devonport, who will receive tenders up to FHIUaY first, at I o'olook. Piped on the ground, OHA9. C. DAORK. Hon, Bee. pro, loin. l'akapuna joonoy Club, \\f ANTED, Customers', Ladies', and t » Children's Hoots to moasuro. in Laoe, Button, or Klastic of Leather, Kid, or Cloth Uppors; short notico required ; fit guaranteed. —T. Proßsor, oppoßito Army and Navy Hotel. ANT tt D,"lj wneTs"^wishing ~to~Sell Properties to Bond mo pariionlara to ensuro ready sale. No ealo.no onarge.—W. V. atevenp, 187, Qaeon-atreot. WANtEITSEEN, Senrlet FlanneisT Is 3d ; short Window Net. 4Jd and 7d pnr yard; Glycerine and Brown "Wlnsur Soap, olght OSkcß for le,— At Dampier'a vyqkeflela-etroot, ANTED-For Boys' Wear Mosgiel Tweed Suits a-o acknowledgod to be tho choapest and most durable, and tne priors are very loaßonable.—Now Zealand Clothing Paotory, 158 and ICO. Qooan-ttreet. %,%/ Ai-TED -stEN, Gents' ohirts, Is 6d, T » with r'ollars. In Bd. Gouts' lorgu Hand kerohiefd (whlto and ooloured), 4d.—At Dam plor's Wakofleld-Btreet shop. WANTED KNOWN, that nownere are bettor qualities in Tens proourahle than at the Royal Teu Mart"" A trial will furnish the boat teat of their cxoollonco; the Increasing Bale 1b proof that thoy pleisu the oonnumers Prioe 2a. 2* Id. 2b 81, 2s !ort. and 3d per 1b; Con- ROuTfl'iH, 1hB(1, lsHrt.nnil In ltkt finrin. Qonoral Urooerlos und Provlßlona. we heep the best qnalttlas, for quality alone is tho true tost of cheapneea. Our motto ia quality and ohoapnecis oomblned. Families waited on for ordnrs In all parts of tho city a»rt BUbncbß. Goodß aullvored. —K. FKKNGH Qrooor. Tea and Prorlsion Dealer, Tbe Royal Tea Mart, Karangahitpe Road, Anokland. ANTED, T U E PUBLIC TO OO TO QOODSON'B LONDON ARCADK For Books and stationery at Hngllsh Prices Purflca, If you want a good assortment to ohoosi from Fiina I Farm I Fans I Fsna I Oold and Silver Jewellery, newest designs Uljcorlno, Toilet, Honey, and Almond Soap Plessß and Lnbin's, Deleroid'a, ondHoanoll'a Scents 3rnshea and Combs, all sorts and eizos Workboxoß and Desks Photo and Horap Albums Klcotro-Plate, OJooks. VVatohea Toys and Qames; and for anything else you may want. Try Goodson's London Arcado, HB. Oucer.-atreot. for Cash Only. g Ji"or Oaßh Only. For Cash Only, r For Cush Only, TVT ANTED KNOWN- Tflß TWriCWMAKKKT TJRANCH HE i-~ KWMARKKT JJKANCH ! or OUR CHEaP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE 13 NOW OPKN WITU A ViBIBD BTCOK OV GENEKAL DRAPEKV, . At 10 to' IS per cent. Undeb Vbuxt. UasHN-BTRErr Pbiohb. ALL GOODS MARKKU IN PLAIN FIG URMB. SVM, H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 300 & 302, UPPKR QUKSN-3TRKET. For Cash Only. k For Ca-h Only. For Cosh Only. Si For Cosh Only, « y ANTED KNuWN-Men'a and Boys' V t Clothing for tho neaeon in every style; value and variety nnequalled.-New Zealand Clothing Factory, 158 and 160. Qqeon-etfeet. \\TANTED SEEN, the Boys' Merino T » gingleta,la; Mens' do, la 6dj aents' Hard-felt Uats, 3.9 6d; Mon'ti Regatta Sairts, from 2s 6i : at Dmnpler'B, Wakefleld-gtieet. SPLUNDID OPENING.-Liberal Com mUsion to hlgholacß llcok Canvaeeera for Bsautlfulty-Illustrated Wotk. — Apply before vacancy In flllod. to Un:h K. SUmoar, Brrsh Factory. Viotorla-Btrcet Kast. aOVERNEr-S, - Wanted, for Ladies' ohool, a Coinno'ent Teacher, havlne n oerlenoe in sohool rontine Apply to T. B. Bill, Chemist, Anokland. A COMFOkTaBIk H'»ME is offered c\. to a Lariy if she «ill a°ulttt a mother with hoiiaoho'd work,—Ac'droHn Mary, Bt*r ollloe. Vor HHie, L^OK IMMKUIATE SALK, a uomto'-t- V able Four-roomed House, Burlelghstroot (aheap).—H. Parilnßton, Bouso &. Land Agent, fltU'htmry'H Bnlldiugn, Ij'vOK SALK Seaijeld Vfew Koai.a very " comfortab'e 6-roomed House, with veran dah buck and front.—H. Portlngton, House and Land Agent, Qnoen-Btreet, ipORSALB, William-street, a b-roomed £.' lloubo, commanding good view; very cheap.—Henry Partlngton. House tu.d Land Agent, Stlchburr'a Balldlnga. /IBEAPSALE! CHEAP SALK I At \j J. Green's, Viotoria-atroot. for OneMorjth only; the whole Stock reduced to below Market Vnlno. as tho following prices will show :— Laiiios' htays, redncod from Bs 6d to 2» 64 (ate ■, ii to 28 inches), with Whalebone hti/Fmilnir •: Ladies' Chemises (soiled from boiiig in tho win <)ow>,roduoed from ?s fid to 6s Bd— h«.ndaomoy embrotdored and gooa calioo. Mothers, ie mombor boat Violet Powder and Fuller's Earth, reduced from 3d t-> Id por psokot; large 1b packet? Violet Powder, at sd; large barrels of Kullei't) Kurth, reduced from IB to 01 per barrel; Boye' small sit;;d Straw Hats, reduced from 9a to Sd; Embruldeiy, from 2Jd yard; all Km broldery selllne at reduced prioes; Kocd BlanScoto, large slsws, reduced from 21b Od to 18s Od; Doub!o Width Sheeting, reducod from Is 61 to Is 2d per yard; Bod-Uck, reduced from 7d to 4|4. all wool; Flannel, reduoed to B}d yard; Ptout Black Velveteen, roauocd from 6s Gd to 2<< Id peil yßrtl: Good Hlaok Lustro, reduced to 9ja;Menß' Cot:on Sooks. 3}t per puir; L.W. Socks, 10d por pair: Townls, rtdnced from lid 'o 414 oaoh; extra lon« Toweln, reduced to lid, v»or;n la 4i; Brown Turkl&h Towels, reduoed from L< Gd to le 2A ; Lace falls, reduced from le 6d to 94 each; Calico, 31 yard; crinolines, worth 3a 6d, reduoed to id ; also suitable for making fly catches, f inoy baskets. &o.; Pompadour Ribbon, reduced from 9d to 2d a yard, sale commences Saturday. 9th Beptembar. and ends 7th October. For Oao Month Only. —J. GHEKN. 85 Viotoria-dreat,—A full aaaortment at Ladles' Underclothing all at reduced price?, Night Dresses at 3a paoii.-J. GRKKN, 85, victoria-street. 000 SACKS potatoes. JCX M? POZ*. Canterbury RIJTI , OiLUlfi derwkkTS. GOOD FOR TB*j! TAULW, GOOD FOR qKBD, ADAM LAYBOURN, FOBT-STHEKT. JUS T A KBIV Bft 600 SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES. G, S, J A X * N S, (3TJSTOM-HOTJSB-STBEET. Educational. EVENING GLASSES—iJT. PATBICK'S ' SO^OOt,, VVXHDB4M-BTRKBT. Instructions given in Reading, Writlts. Arithmetic, Book-keeping. KngUsn Pr^tnnjtf? and Composition, Algebra 0902J Jftj-y Meueur'. tlon, Drawing;,^'Q, ' Tarms i-Blemnntaty Subieots, Is per week] B^tra Sabjecta, £1 per quarter. Hours:—Mondaj s, Wednpjdays, and ITrlftayp, from 7 to?p.m. \n Bankruptcy. TN BA N X X F F I C V, -It *sd IN IHS MATTBR Of JOSEPH MEBIRITr, 9IORK KShPSH. Creditors not having proved their Claims b; tha 2Ut day of Sentember instant, will be ex eluded from tho Dividend abont to ba declared Dated this fth September, 188?, 1 f iSi ' ■'■ ARTHUR D. BKNNETT, 1,.*-. ~.:.■ . Trustee, 22, Qaeen-Btreet



For Sale. . jjJiOK SAI/K, 2 or 4 Allotments at Nortl S. cote, ncitr :<k a IVhwr, fevc«d -vncl p'antei Wfl each.—.ipply uillcu, % ii'OH SALE, Uenenil Grocery JBusinesa S. one of tho best paying in or around Auol bind; ownerjetitCH through ill health.-(115 T, W. Hlokson and Co. A'"S"UPKRIOR Berkshire Boar for Sal. about 12 months oil—Apply, T. Crow Ottthuhn. I? O H S A L 5 *=, AIiI.OTMKNTiJ. PONSONBY HOAD-Valuable Buslnesa Sit (near Franklin Uoad), 28 x 110. OOLLRGK ROAD—AUotmbnt 33 x 100, £5 pc foot. ARTHUR-STHKKT-Oholco Allotraeut, fiUO. (near Newton Road)-33 x 100. £50. KLLttRSIiIK (oloao to Station)- GO x 160, £1 pc foot. Easy terms. Also, several desirable CottaKOa on terms ti suit pnrohaserp. Labour Kxohange and Butate Agency, lllgh-atreat.—A. T. Cartor. Manager. JgJLECI'RIC | I6HT KOU SALM, the foJowlng: ---1 DYNAMO KLKOTRIC BRUBH MACHINE of 12,000 Candle f owbh. AR U LAMPS, 2.000 Oandlk Powek Eaoh. 21 INCANDESnttNT LAMPS. 20 CAr-DtH Powkk Each. 1 FOCUSSING LAMP. NECKSSAUV CAPIiONS & WIRE FOR ABOVE, MESSBS STARK & QUIUK, North shore; or E. PORTE U & CO,, QUEEN-STRBET. To Let '810 LBT, a few Six-roomed House, 5. well finished, and flttod with register tfriUos, oo'Onlal oven, wood-Bhod, &0., eltuated in atoki;a'« Uoad, Mount Kdon.—Apply ntxt door to Mrs Harrlaon. •' {>O LET, a Comfortable Three-roomed JL Coitai?e, two flropl«Cfa and recently paparort.-H. J. Rlordan. Nelton-mreet. !M) LET, Apartments, furnished or un furnished, with or without board, near luoen-atreet.—Apuly, Crescent Houho, next Mr Htrdwlolt'H, top uf ahortland-Btroe^. ■ 7 v LE~T, a 4-roomed House in Lincola -1 street, Poneonbv; good well and garden ; rent, 9a per weok.—Apply to John Currle. oppo alte. '1 10 LJiT, a New Kivo-roomcd House in t Duke-street, oft Ponßonbf Road.—Apply G. P. Hntohlnson. next door. rpo i.Ei, a House of Six Rooms and 3 Sonllery, in Uoper Quecn-atreet; pras nnd water laid on : Immediate noasoeHion ; rent, £1' —Apply to VV. Jnmioaon, Welleßiey-mreet itßßf. ■ i O LET, a r ix-rooracd House, situated i in Baker utrout. oil; Nolaon-jtmot: wash taonse oomyltte, fowl-hoaso. &o.—Apply Mrs Macdonald, opposite tho premlees. PO LET, one Shop with Dwelling, corner I of College Road and Oreenwood-streot! rent, 17s 6tl.—Apply M. J. Moore, Bootmaker, Viotorla-street. rpO LKT, a Comfortable Three-roomed 1 Cottage at Kdon Xerraoe.—Apply to Mrs BecdelL TO LBT, a Shop adjoining the Cosmo politan Hotel, corner o( Queen and West Qtmon-Btroota ; water laid on.—Apply next door. 0 I c T. VILLA RKSIDKNCa (Dr. KUlott'B. who iB leaving for KdrUiikl), situate on Ponsonbr Hoad. Sylondld opportunity (or a medical man. D. V. BVAN3, Kotiuo AKont, Q'loen-atreet o ~ x MKLFORD-3TRKKT. off St. Mary's Road, a new and splendidly finished House of 8 rooms, pantry, dairy, snrvant'B room, stable, and bug(?y honso; capital vlow, KAi-don, &o D. F, EVANS. KBtnto Agent. 5" L E ¥. ST. GKOltaic'S BAY ROAD, P*rnell, - A Oomfortablu Slx-roo^od Cottage; largo allot ment ; olosu to beach D. F. KVAN9. Katato Agort. O MERCHANTS, LIVkkY STABLE KKKPKRB.ANU OTHHR3RKQUIRING IiARQK PRKMISaa IN THK OKNTRK OF THK CITY. TO LKT OR LKA3IC—Those cxtenslvo Pro miaea in Durham-etroet. adjoining the Haymar tcot. at proßont oooaolod by Bastan Brothers, Cooohbatlders, who are removing to their new nreminoa in waKufieia-ntrout. oppunlto Messrs Qarrett Bros. Apply 13ABTKN BROS., Dntham-Btreet. Tl/TOUftT HDEN.—TO LBT, comfort- J3jL abio Family Residence of 10 Rooms, besldos Kachroora and other Ofßces, with abont an Acre of Qronnd: stands hUh with splendid View.—Apply to S, Viewers, Insuranoe Bulld ingj; ; ]V]OKIH SHOKB.—Sevoral Houses To 31 Let, Curnißhod and Unfurnished ; also. Oholco Allotments Kor Sale in all parts of the dlßtrlot.—Apply. R and it. Dnder. JFFLCE TO LKT.—Apply at 6.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-street Iflcclosiastlctu. -\TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- L OIATION, cornor of Wellesloy and Albert atroets.—Mooting for United Prayer will be hold THIS (Saturday) EVKNINQ, at 7.30. A Bible i Rending wIU bu given. Frienda are cordially Invited. A BIBLK CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. CJ'J'. PAULAS UUUKOU.-8 a.m., O Holy Communion: 11 a.m., Morning Prayor, Litany, and Sermon; G. 30 p.m., Evening Prayer and t-'erinon. ''Thankfalno'9," CJT. MaTI'BBW'S OHUKCH. — To-: O morrow, 8.30 p.m., No. 3 of Conreo on " KnllKhtenment," " Knliatmont," ''Kntranoe 3HT.STKtr.ET WESLEY AN OHUUOH.—Morning atll, Rov.T. Buddie; Kvoninit at 6.30. Rev. >*. W. J.JJpenoO; QfTTJOHN'^WESLEYAN CHUKCH, 10 Porißonby.—Morning at 11, Mr W, Prloe; Kvenlng at 6.30, Roy. W. J. Watkln. fiKAFION KOAD WESLEYAN JT CHUROH.-R6V. O. Bond will preaoh at 11 a.m. lCveming Serviae at 6,30. Messrs J. Hhtrp and J, Nenve, Ministers of tuo Oo'pel belontiiuK tQ the Hooloty of Krlends, will take part in the Borvtoe. DARNELL WESLEYAN CHUKCH.- Bunday Services—Morning at 11. Rev. W., G. Parßonson; Evenlnx at 0.30, "It Wilson, OUNT ALBERT WESLBVAN OHTiROH.-Mornlnif at Hi Rev. W, 5, Watkln { Kyon'ngat 0.30. Mr J. Bhaokleford. DEVONPOKT WESLEYAJN CHURCH.— Morning at 11, Rev. a. W. J. Bpence; Kvenlng at 6.30, Rev. A. Keia. i tJKIMITIVEMETHOUJST CHUKCH, Alexandra-street.—Morning at 11, Rev; W. 8. Potter; Kvenlng at 8.30, Mr Prloe. QERViCES in the Primitive Methodist O Snndsy Sohool-room. Upper Pitt and Kdwln-stroetß.—Afternoon at 3, Mr T. Booth; Kvenlng at 6.30, Rev. W.«. Potter. Jj^ RAP KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE • MICTHOUIST CHURCH.—DivIno Servioo will ba held in the above Churoh To-morrow— Morning at 11, ffir J. Gte&vi ; Kvoning at 6.30, Mr Canghey. ' fijEWM ARKKT PRIMITIVE METHO- J3i DI3T CHURCH.—Kvoning at 6.30, a TTNITED METHODIST FKEE U CHURCH, Pitt and Vinoent-Btreets.— Sunday Servioea. Seotembor 10—Morning at 11, Kvenlng at 6 30, He^. T.Hodgßon. WELLESLEV-STKEET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sanday. Bept. 10-Paßtor Thomas Spurgeon will preaoh—Morning In tho Chapel. Evening la the Choral Hall. Congregational church, Beres. \J ford-stroot.—Tho nsnal Services will be con ducted To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a.m. and 6.30 p.m., by the Pastor, the Rev. J. Robertson,M a. /^NEHUNGA CONUKEGATIQNAL \J CHUROH.—UbobI Mornlna'and Evening Servioes Tomofro^, coriduotod oy Mr George Hemno; aleo, Afternoon Service of Bsorod Song; with Addresßca. j to 3 o'clcok. rHE Key. Dx MoLeod will preach at the Devonport Presbyterian Churoh To morrow—at 11 o'oiook morning and 6.50 o'clock evening; also at the Lake at 3 o'oiook. ABBOTT'S O±"EKA HOOSK-GebfA". Brown will Leotnre on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subjeot, "3 he Lord's Reply to the Thief on the C«osb.V Morning service at the Tem ijieranoe Hall, pJHHISTADELPHIANS meet in the V' Carlton Aoademy, Hahacai'street, every first day of tha week ior broaklng of bread at II a.m.; Sqaitiiy-eohool at 3 p.m., and Bible Class qt 6.30 p.m. MONTHLY SBRVICE OK SONS at the Old PeoDle's Refuge To, njorrow, at 3 o'oiook, ootiduoted by Mr l^ytiD, Sankey and Moody hymns, &c. Krloacli are earnestly in vited to joir) \n i'fft aarvlco. rrtHEATKE ROYAL: SUNDAY KYKN- A INO SKRVIOBS. under the oonduot oi the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are Invited, Seata K"ree. U^JO.N-STRbET WEsLEYAJS SUN DAY BOUOOL ANNIVBR^ARY, Servioea will he held at the tfnton-streel Choroh 10.MORROW (Sunday), September 10, WheU REV. A. REID Will vroach In the morning at 11 o'olocb, anc address the eoholars and friends at 3 o'oiook. MR T. N. NEWBOLD Will preaoh in tho evening at 6.30 o'clock, ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, A BGIREB AND PUBLIC MBBTIMQ Will be held, Tea on the tables at 6.30. I Chair to be taken by Mr W, Hanson, Addresses by Mr G, T. Marshall, Mr S Parkei Bey, W, J. Watkin. and others. Tlcketß. Is 6d; ChUdten Bd. auCIBTY Uf FRIENDS All profeeßing with the above Religion Society are Invited to a Meeting for Olvin Worship, at E, Btllwell's, Baker, Parnell. at 1 o'oiook. TO-MORROW (Snncayl MORNINC at the leanest of J, Sharp and J, J. Neave.



Lioet ana b onna. v- B GST, a Locjger. Fonnd, a Toothbrush, d. 11.(3 at l-utea' 1.1 k t,,4.runu No. 6*-Knrnv.-r cap ;j havo tho 1.t.0r i,jj psymeut <:[ ifour Ouiuoas • apdconc of tola luivertiaeniGiit. « £k S KaWA X U.—Lost, yesterday, a Lady s u > CF Silver Watoh.-Abovo reward on return. ._ log same to Mr Hearloksen, Watohmaker, Vic >, { torla gtreot Weßt. '• $>i\S REWAKD.-Lost, from Hellaby's - e*\r Abbsttoirs, a Bullock, branded Tnr H f. t on back. 4?f REWAKDT^Strayed, on Weduos house. Hephurn-Btroet. Will pay above reward to anyone returning him. Branded D.-W, C. Ualdy. Board ana Jctesiaerace, o fIUVKUNUK HKOWSK HtJTKL v3T uobson-strket:, BOAR» ARU LODGING.. „„ _ „ gj S %lOt Week SIKOLK ROOM______ _..2ftS. • jV| A X I N E KKSIDKNCE. Heleot Board and. Residence at Mrs 'Und's, Bay View Hoobd, Northooto. Famillea will. ; find this a charming and healthy spot to reside during the summer months. Tho charge la very reasonable, with every home comfort. Abundance of Strawberries. ! phIVATE BOAKL) AND KEsI -1 DKNCB.-Mrs Carey's, comer of Cook ana Nelaon-streeta, three minutes' walk from Quoen-street; terms moderate. MeetliiKU. T3AND OP HOPE, ONKHUNGA. A MEKTING will beheld on MONDAY atß p.m., in the New Good Templar Hall, of all interested In thn re-eutabllshment of the Ono hunga Band of Hope. frr A. C. B. SOOIBTY, JjLo AUOKLAND BRANCH, Vho Quarterly Meeting of the above will take plaoß on WEDNESDAY next, 13ih instant, at 7.30 i> m. Pcarutury In attendance from half pant 6 to receive contributions. JAS, O'BtUKN, Jdn., Secretory, OTAHUHU UNITED CRICKET OI.UB, The Annual General Meeting of the-Mombora of the above Clnb will be held in the Criterion Hotel. Otahuhu, on WBDNKBD IV, September Hth, at 7.30 p.m. CtfAtILHS HOWOK'. JDK., Hon. Secretary. AT a Meeting of Old Colonißts, held in Mr Robert Uraham's Offloethls morning, it was resolved, with a view of celebrating the Fortieth Anniversary of tho arrival of the ships Jane Glffjrd n-ud Duohess of Argyle on the 9th Ootobor. 1812, to hold a Social Union of thoso who arrive! in Auokland In those vessels, to which friends Interested will be invited. A mooting of those deßiroiw of joining will take place at Uanriug's St. Mango Uafii on TIiUUd )AY, the 11th instant, at 7 p.m., to appoint a Coininictou and arrange all preliminaries. JAMK I KOBKBTfcONT, Chairman. Auckland, Bth September, Kit. OOUTH BJRiriSH FIEK AND MaRINK INSURANCE COMPANY OB1 NEW ZIALAND. Notioo la hereby Rlvon that tho Ordinary Half-yearly General Meeting of the Shareholders of this Company will be held at tho Company's Office. Qaeon-Btreet, Auckland, on MONDAY. October 9, 1182,l182, at 2 o'clock; in tho afternoon, to receive tho Report and Balnnoe-sheet for the Half-year ended 3Ut August last, and to oleottwo Directors in plaoe of W. U. Daldy nnd Hiohard Hobba, Ksqe., who retire, bat offer themselVES for re-election ; a'usi to eloot two Auditors in place of Jno. Batger and T. L. White, Esqe., who aleo retire and oftor themselves for re-olcc tlon. The Transfer Books will be closed from Sept. ZOih to Ootobor 9,1832. By order of the Directors. G. JOHN3TON, General Manager. AnoMand, Sept. 9,1882 UOUTII BRITISH FIKEAND MABINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEAXANP, Notioo Is hereby given that r. Special Ex traordinary General Meeting of the Share holders will bo held at 2 p.m. on MONDAY, tho ninth day of Ootober onset, at the Company's Office, Auckland, for the purpose of consider ing and passing (1C approved) tho fallowing Special Resolutions, viz. '■— AUerlog the Articles of Association. Increasing the present Nominal Capital of the Company of One Million Pounds, by the issue of Fifty Thousand New Shares at Twenty Pounds eaoh, to Two Million Pounds, By order of tbe Directors. G. JOHN3TON, General Manager. Auckland, September 9,1882. Ainusemeuts. 'EIHEATRB ROYAL. 1 MONDAY, Seftbmbcr 11, A grand variety kntkrtainment Will be given f°r the BeneSt of Mrs Pltcorn and family (whose husbai.tl wufl drowned In the Auokland Harbour), under tho Patron ane of His Worship the Mayor (J. M. Clark. Ksq.) and Memborß"of the City Council. A MONBIKH AND mcLBOTFRCOHAMUBI The following Laales and Gentlemon have kindly consented to assist :— Ettle, the Lady Gymnast Leonard Bros. Uoake Bros, Mettam Bros. Blley Bros, Klder i^roa. Mr J. Bead Mr A, Campbell Mr a. Smith Mr iillfwon Mr Brabnzon Mr Taylor Mr Cull'more* And Hubson Band under the leadership 0( Band reamer Morris. Prices of Admlaalon :-Uress Circle, ie; BicAU, 2s Cd; Pit, Ome Shilliho, k. MoKeown, Secretary: P. Doran, Manager; A. Smith, Siaae Manager, ■HNTEKTAINMeNT nt Onehunga, oi* Hi TUK3DAY, September 12, at 7.30 p.m., in the Now Good Templar Hall, Uneon-street, oonsißtlng of Aluaic, bonita. Reoltations, He. Proceeds in aid of the 1.0. G.T. Hall Fnnd. Admission : Front Scats, 23; Back Seats, is. ' "XTENTBILOyUIAL c POLYPHONIC T SEANCE, By Mr FREP, BKABAZQN. VOCAI*AND INSIKUMBNTAL MUSIOAL ■ ■ • ■s INTKRVAL. SHADOW PANTOMIME, The modern and medltaval Ballad of "MAKY JANE, 11 i GIFTS OF TOYS ANO USEIfDIi ARTICLES TO THB BCHOIiARS 07 BT. MATTJQKW'd SUNDAY SOHCOLi. ON FRIDAY ETEHING NEXT, Soptembsr 15, Tea at i SO. p.m. Entertainment at 7, Vreo Tickets to aemlt all Children (bolng Members of the Uohool), with their Parents, to the Tea and Kntertainment, will bo Distributed TO-MOKROW (Sunday) AFTERNOON, at tho Bohool, FrlcßflH admitted to the Entertainment at 7 era., by Tickets. Is b .oh. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY BCHOOJj, AI J BXA^DKA-STRKKT. The Service of Sons;, MINISTRY OF FLOWERS, Will bo rendered in tho sohoal-rcom, Alexandra street, on MONDAY EVENING NEXI\ At 7.30. , - Admlcßlon-Adultß, Is; Children, 6d. Proooada In aid of School Extension Fund. AUCKLAND BARD OF HOPE UNION. POSsTPON'KMtCNT OF THB RKPETITION OB1 JICSSIOjv'S FIKBT PKAYER, Owing to unavoidable olrcuiußtaucof, the Performance ia Pontponod t.) Tuesday week, lillh inttant, In St. Jamusß Boil, • j W. MaCDKRMOTT, Beo. I'enaers mo C A X P S S X E R S. Separate Tenders will ba received until noun of SA.XUi-.Dai, the 16th inst., tot thoßreotlon of Two Cotcngf»in (I'ranklin-stnoc, and two In Ireland street, Poubimb>, Plans at my office. bKNRY G. WADB. Arohltect mo STONEMASONS. Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY. September 15, for the Uraction and Com pletion of a Vault in the Auckland Cemetery. KDWARD BARTLKY. Architect. npENUERS Wanted up to Boon on the JL 18th inst. for the Erection of Two Bouses. Plans and specification at my store.—James Reid. Bden Terrace. Bar continuation, tee first Page. MRB GOUKLUY, Dresemaktr, removed from Ohapel-Btreet to Lower Vinoont- Dtroet, i doora from Wellesley-street. USB Marsball's Homo3npathic Tincture of Calotria Carb for alow and difficult teethinc, nettlu mb, &0. ftlOO, U.-GOOflßon, London Arcade.



I Public rJo^cos. j "|f ARL y~ CL v i-i 1H ( Wm- H. .SMitir, 3CO an.'i 302 Uppar Qneoi . street, beefs to intimate to ha numerous v)oht meiß, and the Public (fononl/f. ihataftßrSitn day, Sept. Oth, nhe will (j1,03H: his uhoa ■ Drapery Warehouse at 9 o'clock on Saturds • KveniDga and 0 o'olocfe Kvory l "^thor Kvenin; aa noreto/ore, t N.B.—Kriends will pleaso bear t/»l8 in mlB . and oblige by Shopping Early. J>Oakd cTk kduca'^Joj MIOHAKLMAS HOLIDAYS. The Mlcliaolmas Holidays for Sohools in a* near Auoklaod and sA tho Thames will bo t.1' wopk boginninß MONDAY, tho 25th Soptombe. instant, jy/r ONEY ON DEPOSIT, THK INDUSTRIAL AND PBOVIDKNI ™RM*NKNT BUILDINS, LAND. AND IN VKBTMKNT SOOIKTX OB1 AUCKLAND are prepared to reoolve Money on Deposit at interest for such short or long periods aa may suit de positors, GKOKGK ERASER, Manager. rriHE LATE FIRE. MR. SPINLKY bflßstotbank tho kind Monde who gave their valuable Bfwißtanoe in caving his proporty at the Nowton lire. Mrs and Miaa Soinloy nIEO tako tho opportunity of thanking tho ladles wbo bo kindly oamo forward with oloihlng and other artlolos to partially roplaco what ther lost at tho came tlmo. Friends please acoept thla acknowledgement, aa many are unknown to them. ALL Claims against the late William . Walters to bo sent (n on or be befo-o Cho 15th inst.—W. Walters, Jan., Papukurs. k4^OR CAETS, DKAVS, &c., &c, go '■ to tho Newton Fuotory. Mr V., formony 0.. London, haa made over 503 during the last 17 yeara in the Auckland trade,—Verrail, Manager, WATER Laid On, as low as will pay • PJumblng, Gssntting, n-.d Geueral Jobbing : Patent Chimney Tofiß. Sinks, )3atha, etc-Hobert f c:co, Hhnrtland-atreot. * LL the Principal Dressmakers, Tailors, .» t ? nd "ootmakera are supplied with Sewing Maohlnea by D. 8. Ohambeiß, 70, Queenstreot opposite Bank o( N, Z, jwrOTICE.—I, Mr. K. J. MuORK, will J..1 not receive any monies on account of Mcasn Henry and Whitlcy. rpO HEADS OF FAMILIES, BoardinT. 1 housekeepers and the Publio.-H, and J. WHITE, having parohnsoi. the old-swtaWlshcd Batoher'B Bhop and Premisoi from Mr Oeorge. ■mtoher, beg to unnounce that they intend to continue the buslno^, and hope by keopinit a r irst olass Quality of Meat at a moderate price, and strict attention to business, to receive a 6hare of your support. Your ordera will receive prompt attention. Shall open on Krldar — Parnell, September Cth, 1882. e/g JK THOMAS UOLDER begs to ml "l form his Wends and tho pntMo that being Incapacitated by an unfortunate aocldent from foilowlnK hla onnnpatlon, ho has decided to resume hia profeßalon aa Arohlteot. He feels oonfldentpf giving aatisf action, having aoanired considerable colonial exporienco during the past 22 years. ■ The business of Holder Brothora wUI be oarrled on aa usual. Cuatom-houeo-ott oct West, Angnst 25th, 1882. f OIVSDALE POULTRY YARD, Wai- J_4 homitl.-For Bale, K(?gs from Prlzo Paul try—Dark Brabmas (Winners of Heven Firat Prizes), 218 per dozen; Light Brahmas, 15a; Black SDtulah. 10s 6d; Langshana 10a 6d' Golden Pencilled Hatnburga, lOi 6d'; Golden t-p».n«led Hamburgß. 10* 6d; Houdana, 10a 61: Black Red Game. 10a fid; Daokwing Game Bantams, 10a 6d; Ronen Ducks, 10a Od: ICnßlleh gar-lor 15 9 per pair. Half-bred Ponltry-Blaok Spanish and Brahmas. 6a per dozen ; Golden Spangled and Brahmas 5s — Apply to T \ O • Abbot, On the Farm, or at the Btoro.Hobaon-Btreet. •^J^is4lS'VilC»«? SUBLEASE SEND ?^S^Sfe/^fc r- for C. T. $Ms&3s§smM§s¥^ wrkn's hrkd list. •^^P^ff^^^i ennraeratlng tbo lanjett yMa&£xSiS'fiS'Ki^iti' collnctlon of fieloct and 'fMjgSßgftK^p&K BterUnp quality in Simms W!sS&§y&r W yet offered in Auok r JtiS-ffAar' lan<ll and at lower than *"n««ii ■■ ■■ nsufxl prices. ~— 0 'i? wrkn, Mount Hobaon Nursery and Seed Warehonae, Kemuera. HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCKL DKLIVKRY ASKNCY DospatchGooda andParcela of all descriptions to bvery port of tho Town and Suburba, at a CriK.ii> Ratb, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies 1— A. R. Lsdd, Cab'tmaker _Karanga,bape Road W. H. Young. Grocer ..Ponsonby Koad X, Blrnle. Baker _ _Aroh BJfl J. Bold, Cabmetmaket -Corner ot Kybor Pass and Symondts-Bt. S, Reid, Grocer . .Corner of Kyber Paaa and Graf ton Roads W. S. Collins, Grooer .. Parnell A. Heidt, Cabinetmaker ..Newmarket. DKLIVKRtKS !— Tiiwa Hourly. Baburban 111 a.m. ami 5 p, mi No. 76, Telephone Kxobange. UKAD OKFIOKI -I?ATHAN'S UOND. CnBTOMHOuaB-BTBICF.T. -4- Bl >?« T(> £'W(WW£KT<m BnJldlßj cna'.M.'vF Bocioi]r principlca, or on other terma to rait bcTTowoia. Allotmenta bought and Hotieos bom on weekly payment system. Morvnte»e "-'ii Lo&ns aexciUitcd. a^a List ot IJrupoi'tlbg to? nale on 4th ri»s{9> B\x nor cond, tUo-wed oa tncikey flopoaicea to>.' Jayestmeiil,^- C wiixiiitpoH, lißßil. Batata and yinaucjal tOMntimd.Vftlnator.S, Vnloan I.an?, ] NDUSTHIAL AND PKOVIDENT JL PKBMA^ENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVSCSTMKNT aOCIKTY OF AUCRIiAKD. OrvioES COEHKK QUKKN*T, AMD YVWKS LANB, BOABD OV MANAOBHIENr — President 1 Thos. Peacoplc, Kso..-, M.H.H, Vloo President 1 A. G. Horton, Ksq. Treasurer 1 Thos. Muokj, Esq. JJtropiora i Mesura. Oravoa Alokln, Edward Bartley, H, Brett, Jas. Dacre. J. J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G. P. Pierce, O. B. Stone, and a, Q. Wafl c. Manager 1 Georgo Fraser, THIS SOOIKTT ia prepared to make advances to the extent ot three-f onrthu o£ the value on Freehold or Leasehold Property, RKPAYMENTS, calonlated on the loweßl possible remunerative scale, may bo spread over any reasonable number ot years. FINES NOT KNFORCKD In eases of sick ness or want o* employment. Membera may join &g Investors or Borrowers at any time. Intending Borrowers botore deciding would do well to apply at the offloe of this Society, where they can make arrangements and terms to salt their convenience, N.H.—Borrowers share In tho profits. JW -O. W O H HAL S. HKVADA SILVKK~BPOON3 AND FORKB, Wurranted to Wear White. ■ . 1 -t TiiOMAS SAMUEL, A 16, QuKICN-STaKET, Opposite tho Town OiocK, jw: 0,-,'.. t i ?c c. ; TOWNSHIP OF MOUNT ALBBRT. The Balanoo' of Allotments In this thriving Dlntrlct will be open lor Sale by the undersigned, R. C. GREENWOOD. Corrcr of Queen and Bhottland Btroata. "I A X E TiKAPUJJ.A, On and after MONDAY, the 11th Soptembor, 1882, MAYS' COACHES wUliun os follows ;- Leave Vlotoria Wharf, Dovonport. at 7.15 and 10 a.m., and 2 and 1,20 p.m. Leave School-house, Takapuna, at 8.15 and 11 a m,, ana 3and 5.1S p.m, Sundays : ■ ■ Leave Devonport at 11 a.m. and a and 1.20 p.m. Leave Takapuoa at 12 noon, aud 3 and 6.15 p.m. Fabe Bach Way .. ONM SHILLING. Special Trips whec Required. «1O THOSK AIiUUT TO MAKKsT 3 PARTIHS ifURNJBBING, HOTKL KKBPBRS, ANDIHKOENII,RAL PUtiLIC. XiiK EiIRBCT SUPPLY :.>TORE Imports fuow thk maker.;, and sErits ;■ . . 1 DtBECT TO CHffi VVBUO, ■ KUKNIaHiNG tiOODci O3" ICVKR> DKRCHIi'TIOS, ' (Jlaee Bhaaos una I t.ii.'a, nil bizaa, from 1/6 Diuner Ueta, 70 pioces, Chambur 7/8 tc 10/; China Tutt Keto. 2H meceft, vviih hiindbuiaf Tea Tiuy aud 6 \ Jpoo;.B. '~1 13/B; Boat iin\&tv\w Chin* Cupa. 7/, 9/doz; 1.-m King Glasses, fron; 1/9; Door Man, 2/6 jV< ndorb, 1/9 to 29/; Crnoi Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clnnlcß. 6/6: Sb':o Brnnhcs, 2/1 Bet; Iron Oedhtrada, foil else, 22/ n: Mrittanle Metal 'J eapota, 6/; Kleotro-piated Cru-jts, Spoona and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cagoa, S/0; Breed Ing and Parrot Oagos: Table and Pooreot Out lery: Sanoepann, Boilers, Tubs, and Brokeis: Lamps, from ?/9; Bin. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fancy Goods of overj kind; Vasts, from II imir Rfld one thnusand and odb sr'.loles o; um> nud prnnment. «.t Prloes only possible undnr our New byotora oi DIRECT SUPPLY. PKOFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. All Goods Murkcd in Pl»in Fißnres (Wholeßal . Hiid lietall). Goods carefully packed and forwarded to a! 1 . parts of tho country. . i Direct Supply Btoue, n \ 219,, Q0 KB W■a TR R it. ,X Opposite Cloao Bros



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NOTICE, Aa I liava boon applied to in mistake fora i person or persons tracing under the stylo ot " vvhitohosd and C 0,," Unoen-strcet, foraoan i vasserV situation, I 'nos to swinounco that my only p?.i-tuor la my wife and at preEOnt my only plaoo of butelnoan 18 at 95, ViotoriMltreot, bettor known tw the "India nud China Tea Ware house." ■VTO. 1-I'UUK- BUOKIW PJCKOK INDSOU i~ J- OIIONG BLKNU at 2/2 V B>. NO. O-PUJRJC IOUCBONG AND DAK 'S JRBLINU PMKOK BLKND at 2/6 531b. NO. q-PUHE PKKOK SOUCHONG & AND OHOIOBBT DARJBE LING ELHNDat3/?3lb. ; A REDUCTION OF to, ip to, OM 121b, PjUtOELS. "BKRTIK SAVKRNA" HAMS AND BACON, , Quality Splendid, Prlmo Cute, 1/ V lb. Terms Cash. Less by tho Side. BiilND 1% AS. ; V PItIOKS OURHKNT. CHOICEST PURK BROKEN PANYONG CONGOUi This Tea for value In the onp ia worth pence par poucd a.oro money, Prlco, Is6dporlb. " A SPLENDID DARJKKLING FLAVOURED MIXTURB; BuaranLorid a blond of Para F ■*■ India atd China Teas. Price, 1/8 lb. ' i" TKA KXXHAUJ.IIUNAUY I* Xha raady Bale this To a commands proves It worthy tho name. i Jrlco; 2/per lb. "FAMILY MIXTLfRIT." A blend ot high onred flrat crop India and China Teas; will Improve With lergtfconod browing In tho ? pot, and prove itself an economlo ■ ■' hl(jh-claea Family Tea, . it . ■ • Price, 2/6 par lb; ,'VKRY SJICH DKKP BROWN TEA. A combination ot somo of the pobkst, the STBONORST.andtheniCHEBTirtAVonRFD „;•' TsaS imported. Price, 8/ per lb. - Owing: to, tho Heavy Stock of BIBTINBB In London and Fooohow, and the doßiro to make roam for farther shipments, tho undersigned" will aell tno balance of hli present exoak of PUKffi CHINA SITTINGS at •;S. OD. PKRLB, (quality undenUble). *■ " ITkedk. Whitehead, 95, ■VIOTORIA:SXHU;ET> A DOKIjAND Auctions. MONDAY, .SEPTEMUKtf, 11, 4,t 12 o'Olook. , J. B. MA'RRIOTT "IS/ILL sell by auction, at his Mart, "T adjoining iho Bank of New Zealand,' Queen-street, on Monday, a», Vi o'clock. Register Orates Unredeemed Pledges, conoletlng of Ladies' and tients' Clothing. Watches. &o Tablos, Chairs, Mnttrfcusea Couch, Oleonranhs, fipep, ■* lbtimn &c. l&o.. tzo. J. V. MARUK'TT, i Anctioneor ana General Salesman, W. S. COOHEANRJ [JAfl. DAOBX 'lUESDAY, SEPTEMIiBR 12. BRONZES, CLOCKS, VASES, FANS,, FANCY GOODS, JEWELLERY, EXHIBITION GOODS. I THE subscribers will sell, at their ~. Rooms, Fort-streot, on Tuesday, 12th lnet, at 11 o clock, Bronzsg, coußißtlnK oC ifinuruß, Animals, - Vases, eto.; Gilt and Porcelain Cleoks, :■ ..: ■ Vanes, - catved M.toreohanm Plpoa , .; Valnablo Kans, Baskets, Mats, Indian UaUis, Indian Metal Vaaea and Salvers, * hand-made, beautifully chased, Fancy Gootiß, Jewellery, &o, Tho abovo aro all FIRST- CT,ABB GOOfS from tho rorxnt Chrlßtohurch Kxhiblilon, and as le owner ig Icavlntt immediately for Australia, they muet be Aboolutoly ditposoa of. SAMUEL COCHKAKa «s SOK. AucfjfoiifiErt;. BiOKDAY, SBPXEMBBR 11,; }jj A T S I BBIS'S M A XT. ; At 11 o'clock. (JA S^CRS WHEAT, ex CamUle, for vP\" tho benefit qt whom it may concern, GBO RG» SI BB I N,,' I:; '" Auctionear, ;, "' ■■/. * ;'.'j MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. -~. TO IKONMONtiKRS, STORE. KEEPEKS AND OTHERS. Galvanized Buckets, Galvanized Buckets, Fantail Hatchets, Manilla Bags.••, ■, :'_ GA.BKIEL LEWIS V\j ILL-soil by public auction, sc his t t Mart', Lower viaoen-stroet, on the above dito, at lio'olo'jk, — .. a CRA.'l'aS(Baoa 12 dozen) GALiVANIZUD v BOOKKTa 0 CASKS (each 25 dozen) BRIGHT PAN * J'ilti HATCHhiTS 1 L'ALE (Mi ueStE) MANILLA BIOS. . : Terma atßalet \VEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, «jr riMBN'S CAIiF UPPERS 1^ *: <JALF UPPERS! ; Just Landed in Prime Condition. GABRIEL LtoWIS HAS received instructions to seli at hia Konms. Lower Qaeen-etreec, on above • date, at 11 o'clock. , ■I C TRUNKS.MaN'3 SUPEHIOR OALF 10 BLABIJO8IDH! UPPJ3KS; a prima sample. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, SttPTiJMBER 13. EX 'ASHMORE.' Ships' Stores, Compass and Binnacle, . Medicine Chest, etc, etc., Sugar, Flour, Kico, Tea, Mustard, Coffeo, Preserved Meato, Molasses, Limo Juice, Carbolic Fowder, Prosorvcd Potatoes, ; Bed Herrings, Pickles, Butter, Beef, Pork, Fuet, etc., etc. Also, 450 Packages Tea, Vestas, Candles, To bacco, Bird Seed, Wrapping Papers, Twine, &0., &0,, &o. E. & A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions to sell, by - auction, at their Store? Onnnn-ntmnt nn Wednesday next, Soptomfioc 13. atTtfobck. 675 Pfffi&MW °H tilK ABOVE. E. & A.' ISAACS, ! Merchants and. Auctioneers. -~,; / ; | THURSDAY, SEPTEMBEII U, At 11 o'clock. ! , .. G...W. BINJTKY ;■;,.. ;."O AS been favoured with instructions • I Sm from Dr. Klliott, who is leaving Anck land. to sell, at Ills residence, Fonsonby Iload, on Thursday, September M, at 11 o'clock, MjTu IHS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD WUtH NITUItK, imported from England, and raadj by well-known manufocturers, consisting ol p. SPLENDID WALN UT DUAWING-R; CM SUITK _ WALNUT CARD TABLES, WHATNOTS WARDROBES WITH GLASS MIKRORS MARBLE AND WALNUT WASHSTAND IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS MIRRORS,'CIiOdks, AND VASES CARPETS AND HJ3ARTHRUGB MUiWbOT^KS W M^AL. . LINEN, PLATE, KITCHEN UTENSILS &0., &c, .„ Sec. Alao, :ti i .. -. .. : . PlANObrßrinsmoad.--- ■.:-,;<. --■■ ' ! And, HARMONIUM (8 stops) by Cadby, of London, Tho Fnrnitaro will be ou xiew on WKDNR<? " DAY, the 13th September.