rather than to any wantot feeling or absence of tendwnees. it was thought that tho patient was simply suffering from a bilious att»clr. In ouler that auy delicate analysis may bo accounted of value, it is essential that all tho ingredients used should be tried and proved to bo chemically pure. I wonder that the spectrum analysis was not used, aud I am surprised that tho liver was uot tested, as it is the organ which would be likely to retain traces of arsenic had nny boon taken. To superintendent Thomson : The non discovery' of poison in tho body does not prove that death was not caused by poison ing. There have bean cases of poisoning when the poison was not found ut all. I saw nothing ia the aurroandinjis of the caso lo lead mc to believe that poison had been taken or administered. 1 P« no motive for tha deceased committing suicide, and Jiotbing would makei mo believe tbat poison waa administered to bar. I saw tho hu.band of deceased m the room, and he was most assiduous and attentive to ber, nnd nursed bar to tho last. At 12,50 p.m, the inquest was adjourned till two o'clock,when the proccedin«s were continued, all the persons engaged in the enquiry being present. Dotective John Strnthoarn deposed: 1 am a constable stationed ia Auckland, and perform detective duty. In accordance with instructions, I was p-csent ou Wednesday night, the 30th August last, nt the post mortem examination of the body of Sarah Emily Cleaver mado by Dis Richardson and Walker. It lasted from 1.30 o'clock uutil midnight. I received from the doctors a ■jar and a small bottle, tho former contain ing portions of the deceased's intestines and tho latter containing fluid. The COntCll'S wore placed in tho vessels by the doctors in my presence. The bottle with a cork in it was placod inside the'j.ir,'which wassocured with cilico tiod rouni tho mouth with ntrlng and scaled, I sealed the jar mysei at the request and in the presence of the two doctor., whose hands were covered with blood, so that they could not well perform tho office themielvca. Dr Richardson further pointed out to mo a bed-pan at the hoad of the bed, which contained portions ot tho stomach, placed in it on the previous day. Ho told me 1 could tako it, but that ho could not vouch that the contents woro in the same state ;aa lm bad left them there. I procured a clcau pickle bottle from Mrs Clanver, shewed it to Dr, Richardson far hi* approval; and then with his concurrence emptied the liquid from the bed-pan into it. I then corked the bottle and tied it with string, hut did not seal it. That was also dono In tho presence of the two medical mon. About half-past nine o'clock on the following morning (Thursday), I handed over the jar and the pickle bottle to Mr J. A. Pond, the analy tical chemist, From tho time I took them over from Dr Riehardion until I delivered them to Mr Pond, they had never left my possession, and thoy wero deli»ered up in tho same state as I had received them. No one had access to them whilo they wera in my caio Another bottle was filled with the fluid which came from deceased's stomach, and it was sealed and marked Dr. Uoldsbro'. It wns delivered at Dr. Gnldsbro'a office on Friday morning, September 1, This bottle was also teemed by me in the piesance of Dm. Walker aud Richardson, 'Iho bed-pan was mado of white crockery; not motal.

James Alexander Fond deposed : I am an analyst reaidißg and practiting in Auckland. At Suptrißteudcnt Thomson's request I undertook, on Wednesday, the 30th ult., to analyse lomo portions ot a stomach and lis contents. In punitauca of that arrangement I received two packages on the following uorning from JUettC-ive Strathoarn. The tint package contained an open jar c*v»r«d with calico and ecaled With these throe seals. [Calrco and seals pio" duced,] The second package wa. a pickle bottlo containing about tououncesof liquid, which I undentood had bo«n vomited the day previous to the death of tha decoa»cd. This one was not scaled. I took the bottlo containing tho vomited mat ter and examined it first. The weight of it and its consents was lib 12J(.__s, and after tho withdrawal of the liquid (lib sJozs) I thus dealt with seven ounces. Prior to the withdrawal I shook the contents violently and poured out quickly, decanted four times.exnmined residue under microscope and found caseine [i'e., the cheesy matter of milk),fatty antl epithelium,but n crystals. Spire of copper wire (tlie Ecinich test) gave no reaction of arsenic. I discon tinued further examination of that bottle, and weut on with tho sealed jar con taining tho intestines. Its weight as received was 21bs. loz,, the weight of the jar alone was lib. Giozs., and tho weight of the small bottle oon tninedinthejarwas4o__s. This left me OJozs of the vhcera. 4Jozs I experimoated with nnd sealed up the two ounces, which still remain, in'act, Th»t was done in ca.c of a further test (if ncoe?aaiy) or breakage. The contents of the jar were ote bottle of fluid (2ozs.), a portion of tho stomach (tied up at either end), a pottion of the large in testine iropaitsd with fiocal matter, a portion of the liver, and a portion of tho small inteitines. I carefelly re moved tho frocal matter from the oolon (bit! bowel) and placed it in a separate dish. I cut open both colon and stomach and removed tho contents into separate dishes, spreading them oa glass plates, after re moval of mucus, and I examined them closely with lona and found them both in flamed in patches, but could And no trace of the presence of grains of araeftHc. I cut up the respective portions (liver, colon, and i>toniacb) intoshieds, and placed them in a ba«in to digest or soak for 24 hours, With l2oz. of distilled water at a temperature of 90 degrees Fahrenheit. I decanted dish with mucui and blood Beveral times; found' gritty ro.idue, which I carefully washed and placed under a mlerotcope. A cloie examination shewed this to bo chiefly fine salicious crystals (such ai may be found in Waikato water), together with opithelium matter. Tho crystals were probably drunk in water. I crushed tho frocal matter, which was very hard, and pulped it. I decanted it, and found the resi due to consist of the same material as that prescribed as obtained from the stomach. The probable weight of tho combined residues was from 2 to 3 grains. I examined tho decanted residues, and lound in addition to tho matter already mentioned, a Rood many globules of metal lic mercury. 1 tooK two portions of tbe«e residues and fiaced them in aasenic tubes, along with a slip of charcoal, applying carefully a r«l heat, bnt failed in getting a ring or any appearance of arsenic. TbQ arsenic tubes wero hare produced and exhibited.

After removing the charcoal, I ex amined undor tho microscope tbo residues from the arsenic tubes, and found them composed of salicious grains, and the charred organic matter (charcoal) with email globules of mercury, -which __had con densed on tho sides of tho lubes, and wero shaken off when removing the material. The witness then produced five specimens of samples of matter from various portions of the body that he had tested. [Some of them, ho said, were almost entirely com posed of solicions crystals of a hexagonal form] I next examined a piecoof white paper, about four or five inches square, which 1 received trom Detective Slr*thearn on August 31, in order that it might bo testod for arsenic, It was s< ft paper, such as medicinal powders aro wrapped in, and was pattially torn. JTheiß was no writing'upon-it, I emptied the paper and contents into a porcelain asd chemically pure basin, ponred diluted hydro-chloric acid over thtm, and boiled for balf-an-hour. In every stage of this examination I may say that I havo chemi cally cleansed with hydro-chlorio acid and rain and distilled water every article which 1 used in making tlio analysis. I removed the paper from the basin with the Stirling ' rod (made of glass), and found as residue a small quantity ot sand, which, under the microscope, did not have all tbe character istics of tbat from the intpstines. Tbe wiolo efff ct of Mr Pond's evidence (which consisted of a minute de_cription of his experiments) was that he waa quite unable to find a trace of arsenic. (Left sitting,)

At tlio Supremo Court in Chambers to day, before Mr Justice Gillies, probate was granted re William Walters, deceased. The New South Wal.s Football Team proceeded to tho tftud Co's place at fet. Helier's Bay in two of Mr Qrowther's drags this afternoon. 7 hey visit the Par nell gymnaseum to night and proceed South by the s.s. Hawea, which leaves the One hunga wharf early to-morrow morning. Dr Philson appeared at the Hospital to-day lor tho fust time after. Ha recent severe illness.

< The Bank of New Zealand shipped per City-of New York for Fan Franci.«co to-day thiiteen boxes of gold, valuod at £54,901 129. 6d.

' 'A meeting ot tbe creditors of Benjamin C. Paul, of Whangarei, was held to-day, and Mr Thomas Macffarlane appointed trustee. Liabilities were stated at £128; assets'(nominal), £05. ..-Sievwright, who jumped over tho em bankntont near tho Police Court somo B weeks ago and fractured his leg, is now in .;»fair way to recovery. •>- -• "

THE SUEZ MAIL.

(Fbom the " European Mail," July 23.)

The Roman catholic Bishop

ot Auckland.

I Thb Rev. Father Luck, 0.5.8., Vice-. President of St. Augustine's College, Kami gate, has just been appointed by the Pope ; , to the bishopric of Auckland, New Zealand, vacant by the death of the late Archbishop : Steins, and will be con .ecrated at Ramsgate on Sunday, 'August 13, by Cardinal ' Manning, who will ba lasaisted by the Bishaps of Soutkwark and Tasmania. The Bishop-elect, who is in nis 43rd year, made hia early studies at St. Edmund's College, Old Hall, Ware. The handsome cathedral which has been built at Auckland by the Benedictine monks await- dedication at the hands oi the new bishop. International Fisheries Exhibi tion. The International Fisheries Exhibition, to bs held next year, promises to be a gigantic success. It is true that flew youth Wales is tho only one of the Austra lian colonies that haajrefc responded to the invitation of His Reytl Highness the Prince of Wales, the president, but New Zealand and Canada have giveu in their adhesion, aud the Government of the United States, recognising the importance of the objects iv viow, have just voted a fund of §50,000 for tho expcns.s of tho American section, and havo set apart a largo steamer to convey American oxhibits to and from London. Tha Government of the Netherlands and that of Norway aud Sweden have alsa promised their earnest cooperation aud a graut of monoy in aid of the objects ef tha committeo. Lady Wilson's Ball, Lady Wilson gave a grand ball at her town residence in Grostenor Square on July 18, which, thanks to the very capable assistance of Lady Bective, attracted a large number of poopl*. The great Aus tralian millionaire was honoured by the company of Princess Mary, tho Duko of Teck, the Duchesses of Manchester and Athole, thu Duke ot Madrid, Maria, Dowager Marchioness of Ailesbury, and a ( bost ot other mast aristocratic personages. The flowers and plant decorations were especially beautiful, and nothing that money can procure waa spared to ensure the success of the entertainment, It is laid that above 2,000 invitations were sent out, and tho Duchess of Teck bad carte blanche to invite whom alio would, Princess Mary and tho.Duko of Teck arrived about twelve o'clock. The Trouble in Ireland, The Executive in Dublin have lost no timo in putting somo of the sections of the Prevention of Crime Act into foicc, and no less than twenty-two towas, cities, and baroniss have been proclaimed, Whether this step will result in ro«tori__g order or not time aloue can tell, but seeing that ciime is on the increase and Boycotting is extending, all loveis of older must hope that good may result from the action of tho Executive. Several aneats havo b.cnmade throughout the country under the 14th scctiou, which empowers suspicious persons out after sunset to be arrssted on suspicion, Among those arrested nro threo men supposed to bo coancc.ed with the Phoenix Park tragedy. Acts of retaliation are . constantly reported. A Mr Apjohn, who has 're cently evicted a number of tenants iv his district for non-payment of rent, had his meadows mown by a number of men, who threw tho grass into ]io»1b of water, with a view- to its destruction. Property to the value of some hundrods has been destroyed, Hnd Mr Apjohn, having ao doubt as to the malice of the act, intends applying to the County Grand Jury for compoasation, ao that the respectable portion of the com munity will hare to pay for the lawless acts of the Boycotiers. Trade in England, Tho London season is now at au end. It has been somewhat duller than usual; bnt any stranger visiting the Metropolis and taking note of its gaieties and follies, the magnificence of its hospitalities, the spleadoar and oostliccas ot its toilats and equipage*, would wonder where the justili cation oould be found for the talk of hard times in which the landed classes especially now indulge. Trade is certainly mending. The vast amount ot capital that has lately been launched ia new ventutes 1 in the city, paiticulatly in the electric . light companies, indicates that there is plenty of moaoy in the country; but still tkc squirearchy and landed pro prietors are but slowly reeoverlag from the serious disasters ef two or three years ago. ' In fact, agriculture may even yet be said to be in a depressed condition, for the heavy rains which have deluged England during the last six wesks are making harvest . prospects exceedingly gloomy. i Sydney Mounts the Stump, On Sunday while tbo Maori Mi'sion pro ceeded along a West End street, they were attracted by a crowd aroutd a street preacher, aud impressed by the preachar's rhetoric, the -English-speaking chief— . flirini Taiwhanga—begged to be allowed to mount the box which tko preacher had converted into a temporary platform, " Certainly, let nay dark-skinned brother , como up," said the civil but amazed exponent of the Gospel; nnd his " dark-i skinned brother " west up, and astenished a crowd of languid Londoners in the heart of the West End by a spirited panegyric on the blessings of Christianity aid the gaod effects which it had prodaced among tho aborigines of New Zealand, Miscellaneous. , The " Home New*," says t—" Murdoch, the Australian cricketer, has totalled up wards of 1000 runs in 17 matches, Onco ' he made 286 not out, and once 107 not out; his average is now over 42. Massie has 1 dono woll, ao has Bannerman, all with the < ' bat. Palmer and Spofforth hare dono well with the ball; the first named having nearly 00 wickots to his credit, and . tho lattor upwards of 70, The only bats- i man that has approached Murdoch's total among English players is Mr C. T. Studd, and he ( is fast approaching the 1000 runs for some ten matches, Mr Studd, it will bo recollected, is the enly man who has made two century scores against any Aus- ] Italian team visiting this country, These j were tho 118 mado at Cambridge in May, and the 114 made at Lord's for M. C. C. He is the only Inglish batsman who has made a century against them this visit," ,

The Australian Fresh Meat Company is now being formed in Loudon, with a capital of £200,000 in £5, shares to work the fresh meat and other produce business from Aus tralia or elsewhere upon the refrigerat ing system. This company will charter suitable Bteamers for the purpose, pro vided with a double set ef refrigera tors to guard against accidents, and wijl tftke the Tqetlt direct from the (laughter, houses iuto the vessels, whero the the cargo will remain until delivered, Taking threo voyagas out and home (the vessels being provided with every requirement for out ward freight) in every fifteen months vory handseme profits are relied npoa.

MINING.

Bright Smile—rucmauagcr, MrGarvery, Btarted work in this mine to-day- driving and stoplng. Waihi and MARTnA.—The directors of these mines sent to Amerioa for two tur bines by the mail to-day.

THAMES, this day. New Prince Imperial, last night, 10s 3d; to-day, 10s 3d to 10s 6d; buyers, 10a 3d. Queen of Beauty, sellers, 355; Qneen of Beauty Contributing Shares, sellers, 333. Southern Cross, 9s; buyers, 9j. Bright Smije, ImyePf Is I seller*, 2?. Mariner, buyers, 2s j sollers, 9s 3d. Sey mour, sellers, Is 3d, QUEEN OF BEAUTY RETURN.

Tho Queen of Beauty melted return is 9260zs sd\vts.

Ihe Deep Level Tribute Company yes terday started pumping below the 500 feet level, at nearly 7 strokes per minute.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Bbftemder 1), 1882. Oaledonlan—lis fld. (Jo.den Crown.— Buyers lis. Tokatea-Buyora. 9a fld ; sellers, 108. QSfenofßeauty-Sto.to 31s6d; buyers, 30s; Beso°u Sth 3e'n Cross-9s to 98 3d. Prinoe imperiai-iOa to 10a 631 buyoro. 10a sellers, lis. ':

Attention is directed to an auction sale to-morrow forenoon, at n o'clock, of a lot of ship's stores, ex Ashmoro, at|the rooms 01 Messrs A. and P. Isaacs, Queen-street. Particulars of this interesting sale will bo found in our advertising columns. The following football team has T.b§(.n selected tq do battle for Auckland against Tauranga, on,the 16th inst i—Arneil, Macity, Whiteside, Davy, Clayton, Sims, Sibbin, Webster, Henderson, . Carter, CrOxton, O'Connor,-Bindon, Biggs, and Ryan,

CABLEGRAM.

[RKUTKR'S TKLEdRAMS,]

OBITUARY.

LONDON, September 11

The death is announced to-day of tho Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., G.C.8., formerly Home Secretary, aged S5. LONDON, September 9,

Consols have declined J to 98|

There are no changes to repott in the New Zealand securities or colonial pro duce.

AUSTRALIAN.

A.J.C. MEETING.

SYDNEY, September 11.

Settling on the late Australian Jockey Club Spring Meeting took place thia even ing. The total amount cf stakes amounted to £6,023. Stiog, tho winner of the Craten Plate and Rand wick Plate, was sold at auction t»-day ior 1,600 guineas,

THE SUGAR CROP,

MELBOURNE, September 11

Mauritius advices of August 29 are to hand. The new season sugar market has opened, hut only a small quantity of as sorted sugar is as yet available.

FRENCH BOMBABD A NEW HEX-

RlUiiS VILLA.GE,

SYDNEY, September 11,

The French warship Destrecs arrived here to-day from New Caledonia. Tho Dcstroes recently visited tho Hew Hebrides Group, to punish the natives for the murder of a certain French trader »t Espiritu Snnto Island. One of the principal native villages was bombarded for two houra, and com pletely destroyed. THK COMET. MELBOUKrtE, September 11. Tho comet is now visible hero aud at Adelaide in the early morning, Later. The comet is now plainly visible in the north-east during the oarly morniag. The nucleus is equal iv brillianoy to the planet Jupiter.

SHIPPING NEWS,

SYDNEY, September 11

Arrivod, this morning : The Union Com. pauy's steamship Arawata, from Auok. land.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

THE TURKO-GREEK DIFFICULTY,

LONDON, September 11. Germany haa advised a peaceful set tlement of tbo Turko-Greek difficulty,

DISTUKBANCS IN TONIS,

Ono hundred and fifty insurgent* and fifty French aoldiers wero killed in tho recent disturbaace at Kairwan, in Tunis. AN ADDRESS BY MR GLADSTONE. Mr Gladstone will addross hia Mid lothian constituents in December next.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

BEUTKR S TULKGRAMS,

Everything Quiet in J_assas»in. LONDON, September 11, morning. An official despatch from Xsypt, datm last evening, has been published. It it Sir Garnet Welseloy reports that all has boen quiet in tbo neighbourhood of Ka.sa.s_ln since Saturday afternoon 15,000 Egyptians in the Late Eight, Tbe despatch further states that Arabia forco employed during the engagement which took place that day uuinhered fully 15,000 men all armed. The Egyptian Losses Heavy. They mado a plucky and dctarmlaod, stand against the British troops, and their losses amounted to aevoral hundred. The exact extant of their casualties cannot be a.Cßitaiiiod, The British Losses. Tho official statement of British 10-s givep ia two killed, 54 wounded. The Egyptians Defeat tho Bengal Cavalry. LONDON, September 11, 6.20 p.m The Igyplian forces have advanced on belli sides of the Canal, driving the Bengal Lancors before thorn. Shelling Kassassain. I Tho oaemy havo also bean shelling Kas saasain with thirty guns. A stampede has occuried amen^st the animals in camp, M sultisg in some damage. A Flank Movement Defeated. General Liwe'a cavalry of tbo First Division succeeded in defeatiag a very dangereuß flaiking movement attempted by tlie enemy, who advanced in spite of the artillery fire, uatil the 60 Rifles, Koyal Marines, and 84th Regiments advanced, whan they retreated in good order. 200 Souduns Killed. The Soudan troops bore the brunt of the battle, and lost 200 men. Armed Locomotives. Armed locomotive trains wero engaged on both aides.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Hundreds Disabled by Sunstroke. LONDON, September 11, 4.6 a.m. ' The Highland regiments are being harried to the front, but hundreds are dis abled by sunstroke, and deaths are numer ous.

Sir Garnet Pushing On to Cairo. Sir Garnot Wolselcy haa abandoned Ismailia as; his heed-quarters and base of operatbns, and is pushing on to Cairo. lorttire Abolished in Egypt. The Khedivojhas.in deference to forcible remonstrances from Sir E, Malet, the British-Consul Genoral at Alexandria, con sented to abolish the practice of torture, LOHDOt*. September 10. Arabi's officers Mutiny. Mutiny is rampant in Arab! s camp at Eafradowar. Four •fliccs who havo de serted have reached the British lines, Commanders of Turkish Con-' tingent. Bakor Pasha and Dervi?h Pasha, with the Turkish troops, have been ordered not to advance from their camp at Port Said until the convention between Kngland and Turkey is absolutely signed. Arabi JSoopelling the TurJce. Arab! ia expelling all Turks and Circas sians from his camp.

LATE SHIPPING.

IMPORTS. Per Olty of New Tork, from Sydney—6o casea oraigee, 16 paokserw merchandise.

EXPORTS.

Per City ot New York, for San Franolsco and Honolulu—Bs sacks potatoes, 25 sacks potatoes, 25 tacks oats, 81 boxes gum, 13 boxes gold. Per Aiah, for Norfolklnlwd-IO.OQOft limber, 64 packages m«rch«i.lipo.

OOTWAHDB OoASTwram-Fanny Kelly, foi Whangaroa: Bangatira, for Omaha j Janet, tor Whangarai Heads.

Ihe brig Etnll oleared at the Customs for Lisbon to day, with original cargo from Samoa -. The ketoh Adah oleared at the Cmtoms to-day for Norfolk Island.

The mall steamer was expeoted to tail this afternoon. The following passengers leave Auokland rfor 't rleoo and Honolulu by her■ :— Mra ■ Clark and Bon, Mr J. Bsilay, Mr W. O'Nell. Mr O'Brien, Mra Biggie, Mr J. Sharp, C MoKlmp, A.G. IB'own. A. Ooddefrol and wife, J. Binntman, W, W. Greet}, J. li.. Pa us. miire, B."H< Ifohlor, and __ tprvftnto,

Kossell, this dayi Arrived: Spitfire and Mariner, lha attain- Bhlp companies might often Bave the publio a great deal of inconvenlenoe by promptly wiring! tho detention of steamers, as tho rnUhup to the Wellington was not offloially Known here till noon,

THE AUCKIiAJNi* EVJKJNIfIU STAR. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1%,



Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZKALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. In the matter of t'The Debtors and Cre ditors Aot. 1876," and in the matter of the bankruptcy of James Williams, a , debtor... This ia to notify that James Williams, of Kemnero, near Auckland, labourer, a debtor, has this day filed a des'aration ot his inability to meet his engagements whb his creditor?. The first meeting to he field at the Sapreme Court, Auckland on Monday, the 18t__ day ot Beptemb. r Instant, at the hour of eleven o'clock ,D D»ted ttbUth day of September, 1182. HENRY 0. BRKWUR, Registrar. H, Williamson. ...„_. Shortland-Btreet, Auckland, 0 solioitor for the Debtor,



Wanted. WANTED, some Improvers and some Apprentices for the Bhlrtmaklng.— V, Do I/lCan, iJurbamst_r^t,_cornor_otjalbeirt-iir._ \*7 ANTED 7 a Draper's Assistant, V V Junior hand.—Apply at onoe, Wm. SS. 8m Ith. 300 and 30?, Upper Qaeen-Btreot. WANTED, a Man and a Boy *.o work on a farm.—Apply at thia oflloe. ANTKU, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrs Wllloughby, "The Nook." Sy moud-atrott WANTED, a General Servßgt—Apply ottheUrlterlon HotoUJlo ljjg-e• reet. WA_STKD, Draper's As-i* avis. — Apply to GarHclc and Cranwell, City Hall Aroade. WANTED an Improver to tbe Car pentering.—Apply Welllngtou Hotel, Wolllngton-eireet. _______ ANTED, a Bricklujer to Build Two Chimneys —Apply Thos. Upton, Mount Rceklll Koad, near Pobi Offloe. ANTED, a (strong Birand Boy,—T. Varnoui, Draper, Qneen-street. WANTED, a Smart, Active and Kes pootkblo Lad.—Apply Dnblln Depot, Ylctorln-e treet WANTED, a good General Servsnt.— Apply to Mrs MoMuater, 212, Qaeen stroati WANTII), a respectable well-educated Lad, about 11 or 15.—Apply to William Hogg, Grocer. Nownoarkot. W ANTKU, a (Respectable Girl, about 1-. or 15. —Mrs BUhop, Newmarket. WANTED, two Smart Boys to open oyatera.-Apply to If. t-Vlltlump, Queon strost Wharf. WAN TED, an experienced middle-aged Person a__ Housokoopur; must bo tlir ronshly reepeotable.-Address 8.1& H., Post olllot). Olßborno. WANTED, first-clais Cook, — Apply Anokland Hotel. \\, ANTED, a h'ospcctableWoman Cook: TV good wbkob.—Apply Manukau Hotel, O n ehnngo. WANTED, a strong Errand Boy.— Mllno find Choree, Chospslde Ilooso, Queen and Wollesley-Btrojtg. WANTED, an Improver nnd an Ap prentice to tho Carpenter Trf-do.-- Apply to Mr H. Pitt, bqlldsr. Devonport. AN'l'tsD, a strong Boy, able to Milk. —Apply. H. Sprata, Kpsom. WANTED, a Saddler for Waipu, to toko a shop oa his own responsibility: a good openiag for a good general hand,—Apply to WW. st tn oflloe. WANTED, a respectable Working Houaokoop &r for ono Gon tinman : goocl wages to competent peraon not too yonng or old,-Mrs Klsmore's Regiatry, ghorUand-Btrest. WANTED, two good Cooks, ono lor Bush and ono tor Restaurant.-^Apply Blue Post Dining Rooms, Viotorla-stroet Kast, Auokland, Vl,' ANTED, Smart Boys. — Apply, V T An«>.land Timber Company. WANTED, Bushmen (Jackers). — _ Apply. Anokland Timber Company, WANTED SEEN—The Men's Oxford Shoos at sa; Ladioe' House Boots, 2s Od; Cork Soles, 2Jd ; Glass,4d cor bottle; other lines very oheap,—Dampler's Boot Shop, Vlotorla- Blroat. WANTED, an Eogineer (Fitter), also a eood Smith.—Apply. Auokland Timber Compaay. WANTED, Tailoressos and Appren tices.—.!. V. Loplno, Tailor. Walcofleld- Btreot, WANTKD, a roupcctablo Girl ns General tocvant—Mrs bloman, top ot Grafton Road. WAciTIED, n good General Son-ant.— _ Apply to Mra gogg. Qwn-itroe.. iV'ANTBD, a good General Servant.— TT Apply, Mrs Llaabnry, Ponionby. ANTED SEEN, the Blue Serge at Is and la 3d per yard: Pompadour Fringe, 6d per yard; Pink Gliistt Lining, Cd. —At Uampier's W»kelleld-s_roet Shop. ANTED, a Respectable Tidy Girl for light housework.—Apply botweon 3 and 5 to-morOw, a« Mrs Watson's, corner Vlotorla and Nela in-stroeta. WANTKD, a Handy Man with hammer and obleel.—P. Kelly, gFreeman's Bay Foundry, WANTED, a Boy as stouar, also Boys for Let saws.—Apply Utile mil, Cook straet, WANTED, two respectable young men Boarders In a quiet funnily, whoro no others ara kept—Mrs doorge Payne, top of Franklin Road, tho third house on Ponaonby Road, cm the right hand Bide. WANTED, by a Lady with knowledge O- Millinery und JJree*niaklng, a SUua tion aa S-Ueawoosan,—Apply Box No. 11, Post Oflloe, New Plymouth. WANTED, by a young person, a Situa tion in a qalol family, to de needle work aid aiai-t In bouse; oountry proforied.— Apply 8.D.. Star oflloo. WANTKD, Tenders, till 12 o'clock of Saturday next, for a 4-rooved Cottage, Plena and epecllloatlon oan be seen ai tho ofiloo ot Mr U. Ooldle. Albert-street ♦ A ANTED, to Borrow £300 on Freehold T T _Boouriiy,—Addreas S,U„Btab Offloe ¥»7"ANTED to Purchase, for cash, an v 1 AUotment a row- minutes walk from Old Windsor Coatlo Hotel, Parnell; domain Bldo preferred.—P.Y.O., oaro of D. U'ContO Maglo Hotol, Albe't-gtreet, Auckland. •■ VVAN' rKD SEEN, the Japanese Silk, VI Is 3d per yard; Colourod Satin, Is lid; Black do.. 2s 3d to 3a and 3a 6d ; Blaok Volvo teen. Is lid and 2a Gd. Ha,'ANTED KNOWN-That the Auck » T land Phonographlo Booiety meets in tho Olass-room of the Baptist Chapel, corner WoUwloy and Ohepetitreets (oatranoe by Wei- Usley-Btreet). To-Nl»ht (Tuesday), at 7,80, and not in thu Tempo' anoe Hall. W/ AiV'i'ED SEEN, Alhambra Quilts, TV largo Bia#, 3a and 8a (Sd; Grey Swans down, Is ld per yard; Frilling, frem Id per yard; at Dampler's Wakefleid-eueet Shop. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Urs Frank Buo-land, Roraaora. N.B.—Cutler's and Young's "busseß pasa the door. V\/ ANTED, 10 Good Bushmen for Hiku- T I rangl Bush.—Apply Thamoi Hotel on Tuesday, 12_h instant, botweon II and i o'olook. WANTED, a good General Servant. — Mra Holland, City Road, near Girls' High School. WANTKD SEEN, Black Wadding, 2d por yard; Oil Oloih (black and colored). Hid; Ladies' Shining leather Bags, la Id.—At Uamplor'a Wagofleld-atrect Sflop. WANTED KNOWN —3s allowed on every pound's worth ot goods bought durinc Brennan's Qreat Oloarlngßalo, Vlotoria- Btreet. ; ANTE D—Ladies of Onehunga, Kpsom. Newmarket, ParneU, Mount Kdon,' and Auokland, desirous to pnt out Clothes to Wash, to oommunlo&te with Laundry, Mangere, Onohunga P.O. Charges low, and every satisfaction glvea. A osrt will fetoh aad return the olotheg at regular periods. WANTED, the iiaaioa to como and see the trimmed Hats at la aud Ib 6d; Busks, 3d, id and 6d; Ladies' Jaokets, 6s.—At Dampler's Wakefleld-Btroet Shop. WANTED KHOWN.— R. Bew, Vic toria-street, gives an oxooptlonally high prloe (cash on doU very) for really » ood Fresh Butter, WANTED SEEN, the Gents' durable Umbrellas, 3a; chest Soarves. 2d; Col oured Sutin Ties, la: Cotton Socks, 3d.—At Damplec'a Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED, Tenders for Manure and Blood at Panmure Slaughter yards,— G. Hulmp. ' AW TED TO LET to a Marrleu Couple or two friendß, Furnlthed Rooms,' pleasantly sttnaced in Ponsonby, IS mlnntea' walk from Post-offloe. No other boarders.— Apply by letter, or for addreßS, G.S.K., Star oflloe. ___ \Jk) ANTED KNOWN-Black Satin, 2s TT 2d yard; Tonlo Clotb. reduoed to Bd yard, during Brennan's Salo. Vlotorla-Btroct, WANTED SEEN, Wtyto Calico, 3Jd j Unbleached, do 3Jd. White aheetlng (30 inch*. Is W; Coloured Shirting. 8d; at Dam. ; plor's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop, WANTf-D, Tenders lor x_ieotion o Cottage: lowest or any tender not neoßßaarlly accepted; plans, &a, to be seen at ,Mr Lambonrn's, Ironmonger, Newton, up to Friday. 15th September. WANTED i-BCiiea to Know that Wm. Rattray Is selling Corsets worth 10a Bd at 3s Bd per pair, at his Control Drapery Wa e hou.o, 178 180; and 182. Queen-street. W~~ ANTBD KNOWN—White Calico, is Sd doz; Scarlet Flannel, reduoed to Is; Towels, 4id,durlug Brennan's Sale, Viotorla , street. ■ WANTED SB^N, Gents' Shirts, la 6d, with Collara. Is Sd. Gents' lorga Hand 'kerohiefs (white and ooloured), id.—At Dam . pier's Wnkefleld-Btreot shop. AN TAD KNOWN, that the Auck. land Phonographlo Soolety meets in* the olaßß-room of the Baptist Chapel, oorner Wolleeley ond Oharei-atrceta (entrance by ' Welleflley-Btreet), To-night, J,30, t^nd pot In Ter n: peranog Hall. aITTED"KHO W n—Children's Socks,2d! White Stockings, Id; Ladles" Linen Collars, ii, during Bronnan's Salo, Vlo toria-strcet, \\T ANTED, a situation by a thorough . t v Book-keeper, double or single entry; S yeara tn last place: competent to take charge of a timber yard, either as salesman or book. keeper; married.—AddreßS UK 3. BTAR offloe. WANTED caKN, Boots Laces, 2d per dos; GIOBB, 01 per bottle; Cork Soles. 2Jd pair; Triooporoua, Is 3d,—At Dampler's Wakefleld-Btreet Shop, WANTKD, Owners wishing to SeU Properties to send me particulars to ■ ensure ready salo. No Balo.no charge.-W, V, , Steven?, 187, Qaeen-Btreot. ' WaNTEDKN OV/JS -Tweed Trouserß, 6b lid: Tweed Hats, Is lid; Hard Felt Hats, 3s od, during Brennan's Sale, Vlotorla atrcet. ' WANTKD SEEN, Men's Braces from 9d: BoyB" do, 6*; Boys' Blaok Folt Hats, is lod. Gent's Merino Boobs. Is; Tweed, Is 4d, 18 lid and la et,— Pompier's Wakeneld-Bt, ANTED KNuyvh—The only Per feot Cure for Toothoehe and Neuralgia. and no oure no pay, is by applying; to Professor Qußseott, the only Practical Herbalist in the , Colony,—Bhortland-B .root,



W&tltW- ; VTANTRD, a StroDg Lad to work in Tf store and mako himself generally usi faL—Apply botween 12 ana 1 o'olock to Q. t .Tftklnr, Umtoin-housa-.treat. .. . WAITED, by a respectable Girl, uge< 15. a stiuatton; country preferred.- Addreaa CD, Stah Office. HI ANTEO, Apprentices for the Dress making,—apply to Mlas Dorbyßhlr. foot of Frunklln nod Union-, trceta. AN'I'EU SEEN, Scarlet Flannels, 1 3d ; Bhort Window Net, 4Jd and 7d pa yard; Glyoerlne and Brown Wlnßor Soap, elgh oakoa for Is.—At Dampler's Wakefleld-street WANTED, Two Good Spadesmen.- Apply on the ground, 730 a.m., Alber Park. yO" ANTED, THE PUBLIC J § to ao to jj «> 5 S GOODSON'B o t w,« LONDON AUCADK, N - ■g %.-. Queen-Btreet. __f° s§a _ %_% ~o j 'savour noqnoi "5^ OrfJ B.NOSUOOQ 3j|„ u£,~ GOODSON'S SS p. £ a LONDON ARCADF, V M « a Qaeon.Btrtet. g" ? IS M 5 . •_ _^ _ ff GOODSON'S LONDON AItCA.DE, US. guoen-Btrogt For Caßh Only. « Jfor Cbbli Only, For Caßh Only. P Ifor Cash Only IT^ ANTED KNOWN TH_ ATKWMARKKT TJRANCH HK IN KWMAKKKT IJRANCH OV o ._ CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE is now open With a Vaiukd Btook of GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to lIS per oont. Undkh Uscai, Qubbn- btrkkt Fbios. ALL GOOD 3 MARKKD IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 800 & 302, UPPKK QUKKN-STRSET. For Caah Only. k For Cash Only. For Cash Only. >S For Cash Only. XM ANTED SKEN, the Boys' Merino T y Sinslots, Is; Mona' do. Is Od; Hon ta' Hard-folt Hats, Ss Gd; lion's Regntto Satrts. from 2a 6d ; at Uampler'a, Waksfloid-sueet. SPLENuID OPENING.-Liberal Com mission to high olass Hook Canvataers for Benutlfaliy-lUusurtted Work. —Apply befora yaoanoy Is filled, to Hiuh It. Gllmour, Bruah Faotory, Viotarla-iitreet Kast. G~ OYERNiSsS. - Wanted, for Ladioa* ~ohoul. a Com do: one Teaoher, liavlne ex portsnoo In school routine.—Apply to T. B. HU), chemist, Auokland. Tj^RRAND Boy and' Nu.bo Girl wanted- JLU —Apply F. Dalton, bootmaker, UobMU street,eppoal_e tgeUlngton-etreet. YOONO LADY seeks employment as Machinist or Dressmaker; oompomnt at both.—Address by letter AB, Bt*b Omoe, Electoral TO THE RATEPAYERS OJ-EHUNGA BOROUGH. L»DIES AND GINTLIMKN,— I regret to stato that important bußluoss has necoeeitatsd my loaTissr for Opotlki this ovmliik. I trait my friends will support my oandldataro as a CounolUor at Thursday's Poll. Tours fttlthfutly, JOHN LUNDON. Auokland, Septombor It, 1883, New Teae. Rew's Tea. REWS TKA RKWS TKA KKW'S TKA S_tW'B TKA ItKW'B TKA FOB RKVV'S T*A RKWS TKA RKW'S TBA KKW'S TKA FIjAVOUR. KKW'a TKA RKW'a TKA RKW'S TKA RKWB TKA FOH KKW'S TKA KKW'a TKA RKWa TKA RtCW'S IKA BTRKNGTH, HKW'B TBA RKW'S TKA RKW'S TBA RKW'a TKA FOR RKW'S TEA KKW'S TKA RJCW'S TKA RKW'S TKA QUALITY, RKW'S TKA RKW'S TEA RKW'S TKA RKW'a TKA OANNOf RKWS TKA RUSW'S TKA RKWS TKA KKW'd TKA BB RKW'a TKA RKW'S TKA RHW'B TBa RKWS TKA EXCELLED. REWB TKA HKVP'a TKA RKW'B TKA RKW'a TKA RKW'S TKA City Xka Makt' VIOTOttU-STHKBr, 1882-3 T^s 1882-1 We have received our SECOND BHIPMKNTby the Rinicorootna, from Sydney, transhipped ez Ganges, 31 _8 PACKAGES, Conststlnc ot EXTRA CHOICE KIISOWS & CHOICE & MEDIUM CONGOUb OlOf neat twisted oven loaf, and very strong and rioh flavour. Also, IES EOXEB CHOICEST MANDARIN SCENTED ORANGE PEKOE. The above, with about 2000 PACKAGES OF FINEST QUALITIES (Balanoe of First Pared), And j 30Q PACKAGES 0 F ASSAM AND D.ARJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a vory Rare Selection to buyers. Onr Foochow correspondents inform uatbat seven-tenths ol last shipment was secured at BXC«?TIONA_.r,Y CHJEAP KATES, And we are determined to give oar clients tho FDLL BENEFIT Ol? THIS, L. De ]^ T ~HAN & C o' " TN»IA AND CHINA TKA WARE JL HOUSE. 95, VICTORIA-STREET. NOTICE. _B I have been appUed to In mistake for a person or persona trading under the style of " Whltebeao. and C 0.." Qaoon-atnot, tor a oan. vas-er's situation, I hot? to ansounoe tbat me only partner is my wife, and at present, my only plaoe of business is at 95, Vlotorla-r.root, better known as tbe -India and C_ilna Toa Ware house." NO. 1 -)»URK BROKKN PKKOK AND SOU ii CHONS BI.KND nt 2/3 V lb. NO, O-PURK SOUCHOKG AND DAR- A JBftUNQ PKKOK BLEND at 2/b a. NO. O-PURK PKKOK 80UOHONG O AND OHOIOKST DARJKE LING BLKND at 3/ *> lb. A Reduction ov iis.___9_, on 12lb, Parobib. "BERTIE SAVKRNA" HAMS AND BACUN, Qaallty Splendid, Prime Cute, 1/ V lb. Terms Cash. Lees by tho Side. Blend Teas. ' Prices Coebki-T. OHOIOKST PURE BROKKN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea for value In the cup la worth pence per pound moro monoy, Price, Is 6d por llj. A SPLENDID DARJKBLING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; Kuaranteed a blend of Pure India and China Toaa. Prioe. 1/8 lb. " TKA EXTRAORDINARY I" Tho ready sole thta T?a oommands proves It worthy tho name. Price, 2/ per lb. "ITAMILY MIXTURE." A blend of hlj.h onred first orop India and China Teas; will improve with lengthened brewing in the pot, and prove itself an eoonomlo high-class Family Tea. Prioe, 2/6 por lb. ,'VBRY BIOH DKKP BROWN TKA. A combination of some of the forest, the stkon(ust, and tbe richest flavoured Teas imported. Prloe. 8/ per lb. Owing to the Heavy Stook'of BIFTINGB In London and Kooohow, and the desire to make room -for farther shipments, the undersigned will sell the balance of hia present stook ol PURK CHINA SIFTINGfI at •J S. f>D. PER LB, (quality undeniable). * -H' Fkedk. Whitehead, qk •T^o'rc'B*A ■STRKBT■ A UCK£,AND Tyr on c y on deposit THK INDUSTRIAL AND PBOVIDENI PBRMANKNT BUILDING, LAND, AND IN VKSTMBNT 8001KTX OU" AUOKLAND ail prepared to receive Money on Deposit at interee for Baoh short or long perlodß as may salt de posltors. ■ QKORGK FRABER, i Manager



To bet. a HpO LET, Kegent-stroet, Carlton Gon > -ft. Road, a House containing Broomi>, wit'i i. detached wash-house and good supply of water, ' ~Apply to Mr UlokßOn. opposite. __ d fP-0 LET, over Wm. U. Smith's Cheap - JL JJrapery Warehouse. 3 rooms and kitchen ; water and Ras laid on. Excellent opening for - a dressmaker. '.] rg'.O LET, O'Neill-.treet, Ponsonby, a * nice Houso of C rooms, &c.—D. F. Evane, - Estate A gent. r CTIO LET, a House of live rooms, Iront t JL street; plenty of water, &c—James Held, _ Eden Terrace. . rpo LET, at > orth Shore, a House of 8 t JL rooma with outhouses (aeit Rev. Mr Bates'B), Grey-atreet—Apply The Corn Broom ~ Faotory, Cuetom-house-Btreot. HpO LKT, a comfortable 5 roomed Cot- JL taw c, with garden, In Brown street, Pon sonby; rent low to a sulUble tenant.—Apply to F. Llp.oombe, Waiwlo* Houae, Ponsonby Real. t J iO LET, a convenient House of 5 rooms t in Upper unlon-Jtreet. near St. Jmnea'B Chnron.—Apply to B. Gittos -B Sous, Wyndham street^ HpO LET, Rcmuero, main road, House of JL B roomßi with larue allotment, within 10 minutes of Railway Station.—Apply to Wm. Dlnniaan, Newmarket. rr.O LET, Apartments, furnished or un *. furnlshod, with or without board, noar Queen-atreet—Apply, Crsscent House, next Mr; Htrdwlck'B, top ofßhortland-street. • TBIO LET, a Two-roomed Cottage ; rent, 5 five shilling, nor week Apply Mrs Short, Lrmouth-itrcot, Nowton Hoad, ueur bymonds - street. rato LET, Two liooms.—Apply to Mrs. JL Norrlo, Brighton, Parnell. rglO LET, n New Five-roomed Houae iv 1 Duke-stroot, oil Ponsonby Road.-Appiy i G. P. Hutohlnßon, next door. T°t E , VILLA RESIDENCai (Or. Blliotfo, who Ib leaving for England), sitnato ou Ponoonby Road, Splendid opportunity for a modloal tunnj D. F, KVANS. Ectato Agent. Quosn-streot rp 0 L_ E T. ST. GKORdk'S BAY ROAD, P*rnoli. - A Oomfortabla Six-rooired Cottago; large allot-: ment; oloeo to boaoh, D. F. KVAN9. Kstato Agent. OpO MERCHANTS, LIVSRY STABLK JL KffiaPKKß, AND OTHERS REQUIRING I.ARGE PKKMIHE3 IN THK CKNTRhI OF THE CITY. TO LWT OR LtcASlE—Those sxtenolve Pre mlaoa In Burham-Btroet, adjoining tho Haymar kot, at present occupied by Bastsn Brothers, Coaohbttlldora, who are removing to their now promises In Wakollelrt-stroot, opposite Messrs Garrett Bros. Apply BABTEN BROS., Dnrham-street. MOUNT PDEN.—TO LKT, comfort ablo Family Resldonoo of 10 Rooniß, besides bathroom and othor Ollicoa, with about an Aoro or Ground; stands hl«h with splendid View.—Apply to S, Viokora, fneuranoe JBuild lngJU OFFICES TO LET.—Apply, London Loan and Discount Co,, High street, 2 doors from Vulcan Lane. "VjOuTH SUORE.-Kcvcral Houses To i-V Lot rur*ishod and Unfurnished ; also. Choice AUotments For Sole In all parts of the diatriot.—Apply, R and K. Dnder. OFFICE TO LEX.—Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-Btreet For Baia lEW ROAD, Mount Eden.-For Sale, oheap. a Large Building Site. 160 ft x 160 ft; bplobdid vlow. _Ne»rly the wholo of the pur oliaso monoy may remain,—Apply to a, Yiokors, Inauranoo IlnlldlDgs. TITiOR SALK, 2-roomed House in Bond- JL1 Btreet, with Btable and outnouso; good woll.—Apply, Mr Bnilr, on premises. ARK. BKAHMA EGGS for Sale. Imeortod Stook. First Prlae winners. 6s per IS, packed and forwarded during the scoion.—Mrs 0. T. Wren, Monnt Hobion, Romnaia, TLT O R £^ ALE. Handsome and Thoroughly Well-finished VILLA RKSIDENCE and Grounds In Arthur atroot, Ponsonby. Honso oon tains C rooms (be sides pantry and scullery), spaoloua and lofty. In flrat-olaes ordor, replete with many oomforts and conveniences; aurronndod by allotment, about 112 x 120. In protty flowor g rden, &c This property I oan with confidence re oimnend to any one wanting to purchase a roai Bubatan tlal and faithfully built house. Full particulars from D. F. EVAN3, (527) Estate Agent, Qneen-street. pIOR IMMEDI ATE SALE. BPRING-STRKKT, PONSONBY. - Splendid Bnildlng Sites, partly fenced, high ground, ex cellent position, Prloe, only £2 par foot. Must be Bold at once. D. F. EVANS, KBtate Agent. F. J. HOSSJ. " IW, ~ O'BObIAVAM ■j, J, MOSS Se O 0,, C O LAND ANi) KBTATS AGKNTES. SHOUTLiIND-STIUSKr Ft R SALE. A Largo Allotment In Brighton Road, Parson, (100 x sooi. 30 Acres Good Flat Land, 5 miles from Auok land, cloee to raUway Btatlon. 110 Aoros near Tuakau; 60 aoros In grass, re mainder open fern and bnsh, Prioe, £500. 93 Acres closo to tho Whangarata Hallway Station, all Improved, w.'.ttt a house, stable, barn, Seo.; well suited for fruit growing. 33 feet frontage to Symondß-Btreet, with build ings. (0 Aores Land, with Bes_ frontage, 0 miles from town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 per (tore, 60 Acres Voloanlo Land at Razorbaok, half im proved- -3200. A Splendid Allotment in Hardtag-stract, TOft by lSSft— fiWO. Home Bay, Ponsonby—Ten-roomed House nnd 2 aores garden. Also, An Allotmont in Inkermann-street—£loo. House of 7 rooms, 10 minutes' wall, from Post O Hoe-£BOO. In addition to the above wo have a Largo Numbor of Town and Country Properties for Salo, Inoludlng some Largo Blocks ot Land in the Waikato Distriot. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-Btroct RM O W O~H a A L E. NffiVADA BILVK-TiPOONS AND FORKS, Warranted to Wear Whito. THOMAS SAMUEL, 16, QOBKN-BTBBBT, i Opposite tho Town Olook. Just Lauded, TKANSiitrp-tD fbom Calcutta : gQ BALICB 181 LB. WOOLPAtJKS 100 CASKS CASTOR OIL. EL _B«_ Morton. OATS, FOWL WHEAT, SHARPS, BRAN. To Arsivb ira Oi.. oh Two : 1000 SACKa PBIMB MILLING OATS 100 BAOKB PRIMK FOWL WHEAT 10 TONS BRAN 10 TONS SHARPS. Samples can cow bo seen at FRANK TAPE'S, NO. 13, COBTOM-HOUSE-STREET EAST. HEAP SALE ! CHEAP SALK I At _T. Green's, Viotoria-street, for One Month only; the whole Btook roduced to balow Markot Value, aa the following prices will show:— Ladies' Stays, reduced from 6s 6d to 2a Gd (size, 21 to 28 InoheB), with Whalebone Btiffenlnga; Ladles' Chemises (soiled from being In the win dow), reduoed from 7a 6d to 6s Sd-handßomely embroidered and good oalloo. Mothers, re member beat Violet Powder and Fuller's Earth, reduced from 3d to ld per packet; large Ib paokets Violet Powdori at 6d; largo barrols of Fuller's Earth, rednoed from Is to 91 per barrel; Bojs' email slz-id Straw Hata. roduced from 9d to 6d; Kmbroldety, from 254 yard; all Em broidery selling at rednced pricea; good Blankets, large sizes, reduced from 21a Gd to 18s Od; Double width Sheeting, reduoed from Is 6d to la 2d por yard;Bed-ilefi.,rodrned from 7d to i.d, all wool; Flannel, reduced to BJd yard ; Stout Blaok Vol ye toon, reduced 'rom 6b Ba to 2s ii por yard; Good Black Lustre, reduced to i DJdiMenß' Cotton Books. 3JI per pair; L.W. i Sooks, ipd per pair; Towfels, reduced from Od to 1 4jd each; extra long Towels, reduced to lid, ' worth la ii; Brown Turkish Towels, reduoed from Is Cd to ie 2d; Laco falls, reduced from Ib , gd to Sd eaoh; Calico, 31 yard; crinolines, worth 3s Od, rednoed to id; also suitable for making fly catches, fanoy baskets, Sec. ; Pompadour Ribbon, rednced from 9d to 2d a yard, sale commences Saturday, 9th September, and ends 7th October, For One Month Only. —J. 1 CmBKN, 85. Victoria-.tfeot,—A full assortment of Ladieß' Underclothing all at reducod prices. Night Dreßses at 3s eaoh.-J, GRKBN, 85, - v ictorla-B treet. ■ TUST ARRIVED, Peb Mendoza, 600 SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY ° POTATOES. G. S. C[ A X I N S, , CUSTOM-HOUSB-STREET.



I Public iNoMees. 'T BAPS OF FOREST SECTIONS II §A THB TIIKRMAL SPRINGS D13T1.101 RCI'ORUA. Crown Lands Ofiloo. Auokland, September 11,1832. It la hereby wotifled, for publlo Information that a series ot Bush Seotions in tho Maraeroa Oturoa Block, Thermal Springs Diatriot, neai Lake Rotorua, will thortly be oft<ired for Lease on terms whioh will hereafter ba doly adver D. A. TOLE, Comtrilßßiouer of Crown Lands, AUCKLAND HARBOUR &BOARD. PILOT SERVIOS, PORT OF AUCKLAND. Harbour Board Ofiloo. Auokland, Jnly 25,1887, ] Applioatlonß will be rocelved at this Offloe until TUICSUAY. tha 28th Soptorabor next, at Noon, from oompotont persona willing to under take to carry on tho Pilot Horvico of the Port of Auokland, In torms ot conditions and agree ment to bo soon at thia oflloe. Tho lowest or any application not nocossaiily aocopted. F. JS.SCOMPTON, ___ Chairman. J^OAKD OF EDUCATION, MIOHAELMAB HOLIDAYS. Tho Miehaolmas Holidays for Sohools in and near Anokland and at tho Thames will bo tho week beginning MONDAY, tho 25th Soptomber Instant, lONA GOLD MINING COMPANif (LIMITED), Auckland, Septombor 7,1882. The REdiSTRAn, Supreme Court, Auokland. Bm.-Tho Offloe of tho lona Gold Mining Company (Limited) haa been Removed from Ooromnndol to tho Offlco of Mr James Stodart. Now Zealand Insnrnno-i Company's Bnlldisgs, Auokland ; and Mr James Stodart has beon ap pointed Manager, lv tho room of Mr Wm. Home, resigned. ©R. 0. GREENWOOD,) > Dlreotors. W. KRRINGTON, ) lONA GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). INCREASE OF CAPITAL. I, tho undersigned, Manager, hereby r.vo notloe that an locreaao in tho Capital of the abovs-namod Company wafl on the 28th day of August, 1882. reßOlved on, The mode adopted for the increase la by issuing eight thousand new Shares of one pound oaoh In addition to the twelve thousand sharea now existing la the Company. Auckland, 7th September, 1832, JA9. S ODART. Manager of the above-named Company. ©\ Directors of R. O. GREENWOOD, f tho above WM, ERRINGTON. j o»™&. I. X JAMES STODART, of Auckland, JL, co solemnly and slnoereiy deolare that the foreßotcp: statement is, to the best of my knowledge and belter, tine In every particular, 2.1 am the Manager of tha above-named Company. I 8. Robert Charlo3 Greenwood, and William Erriogton, whaeo signatures are affixed to the _aid Statement, are Directors of the said Com pany ; and, I make this Bolcmn declaration, oon .oiontlously bolievliiK tho samo to be irua, and by virtue of an Aot of the General As sembly ot New Zealand. imitated '.'The Justices of the Peace Act. 1876." JAMES STODART, , Taken beforo me, the Bth day of September, 1832. JOSEPH NEWMAN. Za___Z TJAHQUE EARL DERBY, JHgHfiffr 1J FROM LONDON. fw_W____\ Oonßlprneeß ore requested to ■™^"^^" Pass Entries and obtain Delivery Orders from tho undersigned for their Gooda, without delay. Ckrga Impeding tho disoharge of ihe vessel will bo landed and stored at consignees' risk and expense. A Sight Entry to cloar the vessel will be passed at 3 o'olock p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 13-h Instant THE NBW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO. (limited), ARenta, Anokland, 12th September, 1832. E N R V WHITE, STATIONER & BOOKSELLER, Hid J. BTBICI-T, Al-CKLJBD (KBUbllshed 1865). Reßpecttuliy Informs the publlo that he haa Removed to Promises at the Corner of High street and Vuloan I-fino. Just Opened-Superior Stationery, Account Books, Sec, at reasonable price. Albums and Bortp Hooka at low prloes. Engroß-inß and Writing oxoonted. MR JOHN GEORGE' begs to iofgrrfl, tho inhabitants of Parnell and surround ing dlctrlcts that he has porohabeu fkom nis brother, It. GEOttGK. THIS BUrCHEKIKG BUSINESS IN PARNELL, And trusts, by selling a flrat-olaea Btook Ot meat at Lowest Markot Rates, to merit a oontlnaanoe ol the patronage bestowed upon his brother. QUR WAREHOUSE WIT.L 818 Q L 0 B B Tt OK THURSDAY NEXT, 14th inst. L« D. N ATHAN & C a aSE Marshall's H,omooopathic Tincture ot Calaarln Carb for Blow and dlfflonlt teething, nottie rash, &o, Prioo, ls.-Qoodson, London Aroade. QPEC IA I N.. OTI C E.. T. & H. C° 0KB» CABINETMAKERS. UPHOLSTBRE_3S I SO.. HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NW .Premises in Viotokia-st„ Three D oks Above Thkatbh Buildings. i T*T V PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED ON THURSDAY NEXT, 14th SEPT. ARTHUR H. NATHAN, 83. LOWER QUKKN-STRBBT. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUHjDING, LAND AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND, Offices cobnkk queen-st. and vulcan lans, Board of management — President! Thos. Peaoook, Eaa.iM.H.R, Vloe President i A. G. Horton, Esq. Ireasurori Thoa. Maoky. Keg. Directors! Meeßrs. Graves Alckin, Edward Bartloy, H. Brett, Jas. Daoro. J, J. Hol land, J. Marshall, G. P. Pk»oo, O, B. Stone, and H, G. Wade. Manager Qourao Frasor. THIS SOCIETY Ib prepared to make advanooß ■ to the ox tout ot throe-fourths ot the value on Freehold or Leasehold Property. REPAYMENTS, oaloulated on the lowest possible remunerative scale, may bo spread over any reasonable number of years, FINKS NOT ENFORCED in oasos of siok ne .a or want of employment. Mombers may join aB Investors or Borrowers at any time, intending Borrowers before deciding would do well to apply at the offloe of this Society, whero they can make arrangements and terms to suit their convenience. N.B,—Borrowers share In the profits. WATER Laid Cn, as low as will pay Plumbing, Gasflttlng, and Genera Jobbing ; Patent Chimney Tops, Sinks, Bathß 'etc.—Robert Peace, Shortland-street. ALL the Principal Dressmakers, Tailors and Bootmakers are supplied wilhSe win! I Machines by D. 8. Chambers, TO, Queen-atreet I opposite Bank ot N.Z. ' l__S? * ._ T° *10,OW AJSHT oa BnlldlHi I3&JL \V Soolety principles, or on other term J'to suit borrowers, AUotmonte baosht __n< _ Houses bnUt on weekly payment system I Morteases and Loans negotiated, see unto I Properties for salo on 4th paste. Bl* nor Oont (.allowed on money doposited lor Investment,- I O. W-XLlamsoh, I_anil, Kstate and _?___ unohs 1 Aaent and Valuator, 3, Vttloaa Lane



Liost and jf'otmo. riiAKEN, by mistake, from tbo Tern A poranoe Hall. Albert-street, a Long 3laol Jaokot trimmed with fur. It not exchanged a , this ofilos with the one that wob left in it* ; place, turthar proceedings will be taken. _ ' I^OUND, a Half-bred Newfoundland ■_-—_ DOK.—Owßer oan have same by applying at Wynyard Home, Eden Cresoent. Will noi be detained after three days from this date. Drapery, &o. Garlick & Cranwell. going our of the drapery business. .PABTIOULIBS IN FOTOI-E ADVEH'riS&UKI.T. premises titill tjk n^s™ rkmibes Will Joe I^loskd NKXT FRIDAY AND SATORDAY, TO PREPARE BTOOK POR A /CLEARANCE OALF. OR A. VvLEARANCE UALE. Garlick & Cranwell, DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, &0. AFTES THB SAIiK . ONLY CABINETMAKERS AND GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHERS'. • gpiaNG_ißßS. WELLESLEY HOUSE. Wo Are now Opening a CHOICE ASSORTMENT of .NewSpbing JDress Goods, MILLINERY, [ HATS, FEATHEBS, FLOWERS, • AND GENERAL DRAPERY, AT PRICES TO . SDIT AXIk Fire per oent.. Dlsoount tor Cash on Parcels o: I 20s and upwards. Country Orders PrompUy Ezeontcd, i A. J> VMT. 1 WELLESLEY-STBKET,



t Board nna Kesiusnce, I ■ C4'-' V ':i' '&'-f*< iirfOWWB; KOT36L, I 1 aw?* 1 %_}?' !Bm? f* w* Weßk . jyj arTnT"lTksidencf. • bS IvLSPtf* ■"' Kestdonce nt Mrs IUnATr. n_--T»-JriTv HoUßf> N««thooto. Families will ?--?w S -k ohHrm,PK Rnd l' onUhy Bpottoreslde durltiß the summer months, 'j'ho ohareo is very roaeonabl-, wlili every home conifort. Abundsnct) of Strawberries. ORIVATE IJOAKD A!ND REsL /„, w^NCir.-Mrs Carey's, corror ot Cook and Nolson-.treet', tbreo miautos' walk trom Quosn-Btreot; torma moderate, • Amusements, gT. THOMAS'S SONuAY SCHOOL. A VARIRD ENTKRTAIHMENT will bo S^__SD_^«^?'d^#*^wi"3 Snnrr, H«fUn h ; !*& '*{*■ at 7 11-1"- Charaoiov Hong.i, Reoitatluni, .>n,, by awoll-knnwn Ann, aS^i"o^ »»«»>«™tt n Grand Veil trilogniat Medloy, Adinltslon .-Children ot the cchwi, Free; adnlte, Ono Shilling. SPORTS ! SPORTS 11 SPORTS HI PRELIMINARY NOTICE. .. \ GRAND ATHLETIC CARNIVAL will bo hold in oonjunotton with the Anokland Agrl cultural and Pastoral Associations Cattlo Show, to bo holdoa at Elleralie. on November 9, 1832: Programme in future issuei ROBT. W. KLLIS, Saoretsry. rpilE Wednesday Evening Select Qua- J?ii. aJ il]° l'a _rty.hold ln thß Temparanoe HaU will I* futuro bo hoM In the Cook-airoot HalL— By order ot Hon Soorotary, Air Brlokon. Aauatics. AUCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA, TO UE HELT) ON MONDAY, 20ra JANUARY, 1883. FORTY-THIRD ANNIVERSARY OF THE COLONY. Preliminary Programme :— 1. CHAMPION TRADING RACE, for vossols 50 tons register and upwards, any rig, ox coptlng cutters. 2. TRADING CUTTERS, 25 tone resistor and upwards, 3. TRADING VESSELS (excepting cutters), 25 tons register and under 50 tons. i. SCOW RACE. 5. TRADING VESSELS, any rip;, under 25 tons, which havo not been built for yachts. 0. YACHTS, G tons and upwards, decked or half-deokcd. 7. YACHTS, under 0 lona, decked or half decked. 8. BONA FIDE FISHING BOATS. 1). OPEN SAILING BOATS, Ist Class, as por Hcgulatlou 3_ 10. OPEN SAILING BOATS, 2nd Class, as por Regulation 31. 11. OPEN SAILING BOATS, 3rd Class, as per Regulation 31. 12. MERCHANT SAILING VESSELS' GIGS i oars and coxswain, 13. STEAMERS' GIGS, i oars and coxswain, 14. MAN-O'-WAR BOATS. 15. FIVE - OARED WHALEBOATS (to bo steered with steor oar). Boat not to ex- J coed thirty-two feet in length overall, beam not less than 6 feet C inches, and planking not less than 7-16ths of an mob in tbiclcncs..' Boat to bo lit lor whaling pur- POBOB. 10.. ROB ROY CANOES. Rudders allowed, 17.' DINGIES, under 12 foot overall. Roweft by boys under 1G years of age. £~ ■■ ' 18. JUNIOR FIVE-OARED WHAMBOATO, Rowod by youths undor 21 years Of ago. Conditions samo as No. 15. 19. BONA FIDE BOATS OF COASTING VESSELS under 50 tons. Pair-oared, to bo rowed by two of vessel's crew. Copies of Regulations to bo had from - R. IS. ISAACS, „, , , Hon. Sec. Club Room, Waltemata Hotel. Auckland, N.Z, August, 1882. JJaeeuH-iMB. ; ""\T-sw Zealand regiment of XI ARTILLERY.-A BAT fERY. A Special General Meot'na of ttie mombers 01 the above Battery will bo Held at the U rill-shed on THURSUAY, tho 14th inst., at 7.30 p.m. Business of importance. By order. F3ED. J. RO SERB, Hon. _tc trtTAITisKAUUI NO. 3 GOLD MIN- V V ING CD, (LIMITED). ' X NOTICE. A Call (tho 3rd) of SIXPENCE por Share has boon niaao by tho Directors of tho abovo Com pany, payablo to tho rnictortifgned, at tho Ofiloo of tho Company, Shortland-stront, Auckland, on WEDNEBD AY, 11th Ootobor, 1832. F. A. WHITE, Manager, Anokland, Bth September. 1882. Educational. MX, JOHN HARTW EL L, Organist or ht. Marx's Chpboh, Pahnicll, PROFESEOR OF THic PIANOFORTE. i Lessons given by tbo Quarter or by ~ arrangement. OROAN. PIANOFORTE. HARMONY. Amateur*' Compositions revised and prepared for publication. _. AddreßS: Ponßonby Read, opposite Franklin Road. Lettore may bo left with Mensra. Hoff man and Sons, Muslo Warehouse, Queen-st. JL'.eDaers A DCKLaND HARBOUR BOABD. i_ EXTENSION Of VICTORIA WHARF. • NORTH SHORE. _ s Harbour Board Offleo, Auckland, f optember 12ib, 1882. Fresh tenders will be received at this office until TUHSUAY. tho 19th iDBt.. at noon, for Extension of Vfotoria Wharf. North Shore, In terms ot plane nnd tp.cifloaiion to be Been at tbe Engineer's oUtoe. Tho lowest or nny tender not necessarily acoept-d. Tenders to bo endorsed "Tender for extension of Victoria Wbarf." F. s. COMPTON, Chairman.. m O H U I L D _S H H. Tenders will ba received until noon of tho 22nd Inßtant for the Krcetlon of a Standi Boothß, and Btabllng tor the Anokland Racing Clnb. . Hi KBALS & SON. -'■' - ' L * '■" Architects. TENDERS wanted (separate) up to noon oh the 18th inßtant for Ereotion of two Hon bos. Specifications, Sec, at my store,— Jamcaßeid. Edon Terraoe. ; JPor continuation, ate J)irst fooe. ' , AUCtIOiB, TO-MORROW, "~" At 11 o'clock. AFPLESI APPLES! APPLES I Ex Manapouri, from Hobart. " -.. . . G. W. BINNEY, : ''''-.I, WILL sell by publio auction-, at his Mart, .Qnoen-Btreet, To-morrow (Wed nesday Utll o'clock sharp, ion CASKS FRUIT, oomprlaing Btono* iw Btnrmer, and Hollow-crowned Pip pins, Rußsetn, Kronch Crabs. Pear" mains, Sec, Seo., tec. . 7 .'. 'Terms Cash. TO-MORROW. ~ L. W. RATON W" ILL sell by Auction, at his Mart, to' morrowlWednesday), at 11 o'olook, 4QQ BUNCHES BANANAS J0 BAGB COCOANUIS 20 CASKS OMION3. THUfiSDaY, 11 o'clock a.m. APPLES, MANDARINS, &.C. Ex b.s, Manapouri and City of New York (Hobart and Sydney). Afk CASES ASSORTED APPLES 50 cases MAJND iRINS TO BE SOLD li. AUCTION. AT ARTHUjcv'.S MAKT, "" ~ notice, " " rriHE BALANCE of Mr Edwards's L BTOCK OF DRAPERY AND FANCY - GOODS will be sold at the Mart on MONDAY Also, 9 cases of GOOD TOYS?, &o. """ax> R. ARTHUR. B. I'ONKS IU It, 0. CAER. B. D. TONKS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, NEW BOOKS 1 MEW ByOKS I NEW BOOKS 1 I B. TONKfT&CO. » a; ILL sell on Thnrf-dc-, the I4lh inst.. Vv at 11 o'clock. ' 2000 VOLUMES NKW BOOKS, comnrla- Ins; VVorlu- ot Travel, Poetry, __$££_ Fiction, end other Standard Works, j 'Conlimied on fourth JP^alSi^ —■ — !