Harbour Board, the seat of the Ponsonby representative there having become vacant. WYNTAHD-STRBET. — On Cr Aickin's motion, it was resolved that tho f urveyor should report ou the frontage and formation of Wynyard-street, between Alten Road and Grafton Road, Ireland and Spring Streets —Cr Boardmau having obtained leave to amend molion 699, moved : "That the Suiveyor report on Ireland and Spring streets. Ho said they urgently ueeded channelling and joining.—Carried. PROPOSED BRANCH LIBR tRY. - Crßoatd man alaomoved, "That the Library Corn - mittceieportoutbceaUblishmeutofabrarjch of the Freo Public Library for Ponsonby Ward."—The Ceuncil, be said, could have the hall at a cost of £3 or £4 a year. He had ascertained that 300 duplicate books were in the library. 'Ihe expense would bo small.—Cr sccooding the motion pro forma, urj;ei that the commit tee should likewise take steps to establish libraries in the other wards, and in Grafton and Karaugahapewheuthey joined the city. —The motion was lost, only two voting in its favour.

The Council then rose,

SUPREME COURT. — Criminal Sittings.

(YESTERDAY CONCLUDED )

(Before His Honor Mr Justice Gillies )

Unlawfully Wouni i o.—The follow ing conclude* our report of tho trial oi John Leydon, for unlawfully wounding a miner mimed Michiel O'Keefle, at Te Aroha, on the 16th of July laat j-James Goard save evidence generally corroborative of that of Ticrnay and O'Kceirc — Patrick Quinlan, landlord of the British Hotel, Te Aroha, also ga»o evidence, but there was nothing i.ow of importance.—Conatablo Cleary deposed ta arresting the prisoner.—Dr. Huxtable described tho wounds which had been inflicted upon the prosecutor. — Cross examined b/ Mr E. Hesketh : I have known tho prisoner fur three years. He is a peaceable mau, except when under the influence of drink.—By his Honor : The wounds were not dangorous.—J. E. Macdonald, Judge of the District Court and Magistrate of the Auckland district, win called upon to testify to prisoner's character. Ho said he had knowu the pisoner ever since he was at tho Thames. He never knew him to manifest auy vindictive- ess. Had observed him through a good many elections. Priaoner never displayed any vindictive feeling that witness observed. Under the influence of drink he was very fond of talking.— Mr Williamson (Crown Prosecutor) : Lid you ever sec him under ill-usage.— Witness never knew anyone to ill-u»e him. He always seemed on very good terma witb everybody. Prisoner was fond of talk when in liquor. He appeared at such times to be one of those talking Lllpwa that no body took much notice of.—Mr Hesketh, in bis defence of the prisoner, drew the atten tention of the jury to the Blightnoss of the wounJs and tho incitement that pre vailed at tho time as ovidenco to show that the prisoner bad not any "malicious orfelomous intent." He further drew at tention to the generally peaceable and good character of the p.uoner.— The Crown Prosecutor replied on the whole, and His Honor summed up tho evidence. —The jury, alter a thort deliberation, found the pri eoner "Not guilty."-He was accordingly discharged.

The Court rose at G 30 p.m,

This Day.

His Honor took his seat at 10 o'clock,

Catthc Stealing.—George Dawson, who had besn arraigned on two indictments for cattle stealing, was brought up for sentence.— Big" Honor m»do some re marks upon tbe crime of which he had b«en found guilty, and sentenced him to three yeara' imprwoument for each offence, to rnn concurrently.

Malicious dnjijuy to Property.— John Matthieson, William U'Kecfe, and Hugh Storey were arraigned upon an in dictment charging'them with malicioualy breaking tbe windows of Measra Hoffman, musicseliers, of Queou-street, on the 22nd August,—The prisoners pleaded not guilty. Mr Hudion Williamson, Crown Solicitoi, opened the case, and states particulars, ns will appear in evidence.—William Frederick Hoffman deposed that he was in partner ship with his brothor, in Queen-street. On the 23rd August he heard a smash, and caw an old man, who bad cither fallen or been pushed iuto tho window. He immedi ately ran out, and sow two bojs running round the Victoria-street corner. Met fe'ergeatt Clarke, and informed him that his window had been brokeu by several boys. The damage was about £15.— Martin Dwyer, labourer, was sworn, and d> posed that be wa« pas-iog the bhop, about six o'clock, on tbe evening of the 23rd. He was about two foet from tho window. It was not lit up; he was quite sure. Saw the three prisoners outside; thoy were together. Thoy jostled him and pushed bim throuidi tbe window, and it was smashed. Fortuna'ely he was not injured. Gave them no cause for the assault. Ho was quite aober. It waa a wilful push} not accidental,— Edward Bowden, was called but did not appear.— William Trevena, cab driver, remembered tbe 2Srd August. He was standing oppo kite Messrs Hoffman's window. S»w three b,iys going along. He could not swear that the prisoners were tho boys. There was a similarity in size and appearance. He knew the old man Dwyer. They rushed against him, and he fell into the window. It was the act of all three.— To His Honor : They were not linked together. To Matthlson : Could not say you were of the pirty.—John Twnhav, a cab-dtiver, deposed that he was outside of Mr Hoffman's shop, leaning against the pilur nearest to Mr Bsnuett's shop. Saw tbe tbiee prisoners commit the offence. Knew the prisoners. Matthison waa nearest the old man—O'Keefe was in the middle, and Storey nearest ths street, t-torey com menced to push. They were shoulder to shoulder. The window was lightrd. Heard one of tha boys say "Push him through."—To Storey : Conld not say whether yon had made lip yourmiud topush him throngh. Cou}d not lead your thoughts.—-Sergeant Andrew Clarke was examined, and deposed that he waa in Victoria-street, near the Tboa're Royal, at the time. Two of tbe boys ran past him - Matthieson and O'Keefe. Mr Fred Wm. Hoffman came running after them, and told him what had occurred. Went in search of tne boys. Arrested two of the boys on the following morning, and in the evening arrested Storey. Matthieson and O'Keefe, said they were not to blame, as they were pushed by Storey. Storey said they wete all alike, t ey had made up their minds for mischief.— This being the case, tne pris oners severally addressed the jury, laying the b'ame upon each other. — Matthieson said he was innocent of any evil intention; he was a victim.—O'Keefe said he had tho reputation of being a larrikin ; he had a three years' character to show that he waa not a larrikin. — Storey said each was as bad as the other, and he'could'prove to the satisfaction of the Court tbat O'Keefe was tbe worst larrikin in Auck land,—His Honor in summing up, said as no evidence had ■ been placed beforo jurors fo show that the prisoners were bad "characters they might fairly assume that this was their lirst offenco. Having clearly stated the ca»e, Hia Honor left it in the hands of the jury.— The jury found the throe prisoners guilty. " 'Breaking and Entbrinq.—Alexander _H____l__________.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

\ LONDON, October 6. J The Holy Carpet is to be removed from i Cairo to Meocajj and the troops at Cairo bave been orrler6d to f alnte on tho occasion, Arabl's lrlal. It is found very difficult to prove [the complicity of Arabi in the massacres and outrages at Alexandria. INDUSTRIAL DISCONTENT IN ENGLAND. LUNDON, October G. Great discontent prevails among the factory hands in the English province?, aad the mntttr has become ao serious that wholesale arrests have been made and tho prisons are full. In several places explosive bombs were found ready for use. DUKE OF BRUNSWICK ILL, LONDON, October sth. William, Duke ot Brunswick, is seriously ill. He is 76 years of age, and succeeded to the title iv 1831.- ARRESTS FOX MURDER. Two arrests have been made of parsons suspected of being implicated in the Mount Mortis murder. Raid on 2urns. An Inrlian polico force is being organised iv Alexandria An Arab force huß made a raid on Tunis. Huge Convict Plot, A plot has been di-covered amongst the convicts of Dartmoor for managing a general escape, by menus of keys ingeni ously made out of bones. It was only dis covered just iv time to be frusttatcd.

MR B. CASS'S LECTURE.

[ Last night, thero wai a crowdod audience in the Temperance Hull, ou the occasion of Mr Berry Cass'a lecture on " The dogma of eternal putilsUmont, and the fiction of i man's natural immortality.'' Mr Geo. A. Brown presided, and introduced tho lecturer.

Mr Cass said the doctrine which be taught on tho subjects announced was rot heterodoxy, nor scepticism, nor atheism, but was common sense, reason, and revela tion combined against a heathenish and cruel doguta. If man was naturally im mortal, the whole question was settled, for he could not bj destroyed. The first'ques tion, therefore, to be considered is this— Are men naturally immortal, or aro they endowed with immortality after death in order that they may be ablo to enduro their weight of glory or ot punishment? He triumphantly asked for Scripture testi mony on the subject; and he affirmed that while such expres sions ns "immortal soul" and "never dying soul" were current in every day language, they were nowhere to be found in the Bible. More than 1,300 times was man's ethereal essence or invisible part spoken of in the Scripture, but iv every case it was alluded to as mortal. Plato, be held, was tha world's auihor of the error of the soul's neccs-ary immortality, and this error was grafted iuto Christian teaching in the second and third centuries. Justin Martyr, Ireoreua, aud others, only believed in immortality as tha reward of the believers in Chri-t, while Augustine wes the great apostle oJ t'te hiresy of man's natural immortality. The lecturer con tended that "necessary immortality " jb nn attribute of Dicty alone ; to possess the rif^lit to immortality is to be God, and to impart it is to cease ti be God. Replying to the argument for man's immortality, which some peop o tind in the woids " God made man iv His own image," he said that on this t round man might claim any other attribute of Deity with equal reason. The syllogism wou*d run thus :—" Man is mado iv God's image; but titd is omnipotent; therefore, man is omni potent." Others claimed that there was an essential difference in the mode of man's creation from that of animals, mas* much as "God breathed inio his nostrils the breath of life, and man became a living soul." He mot ibis by quoting various passages in which men ana animals were classed together as being living soul*, and having "the breath of life in their nostril-." Having adduced other proofs that Scripture did not teach man's natural immortaii-y, the lecturer procesded to njsuaio the offensive against tbe doctrine of eternal punishment, He quoted from a dt 3 liverance of Mr C. H. Spu-geon on the subject, in which the preacher sayj:— " Only consider the poor wretch crying— Oh.ior one drop of water to cool ray parched tongue I—his tongue that hung oiit, aud that burned tho roof of his mouth. And the 1 ell of hells to the sinner Will be the knowledge that this punishment is to be for ever. ' For-evor' is written ou their racks, and stamped upon their chains; 'For-ever' bufneth in the fire, 'Fur ever' eveu reigns.l' A Roman Catholic work, published by authority, was ut-xt quoted aa speaking of men "lying on one side among fire for a hundred million years; tire iaging in the skull, bursting out of tbe ears and eyes, and roaring in the throat as through a chimney." '1 he wot da of a We* ■ leyan writer, that tho wicked hnve "uc» quencbable lire to burn ihcm, a lako of brimstone to choke them, hortiole darkness to terrify them, and the never-dying worm of conscience to gnaw them," were also quoted, aloDg with the deliverance of the Presbyterian Larger Catechism on the sub-" ject that the lost should be punished with " most grievous torments of soul and body without intermission, in hell-fire, forever I" The lecturer paid if he believed it possible tbat it might be hia lot to '/O cast Into that fearful hell, he would pay earnestly that It mi?ht be for believing the blasphemy that God could be guilty of sucb horrible inhumanity aa waa described in the extracts he had given, after examining tbe dogma of eternal punishment in the ligbt of mission effort, oi the doctrine of electioo, and of the social affections, the lecturer closed by offer ing auother array of Scriptural authority in favour of the doctrine ot conditional immortality. The lecture, which was lengthy and exhaustive, waß frequently applauded, and at the close the Chairman invited questions from the audience.

Mr Cass said if time permitted aftor tbe questioning was 6ver, he would reply to ihe lecture of Dr. Wallis of last Sabbath evening, and would completely refute him from the book of Job itself, which the doctor thought to be of such high and peculiar authority. Dr. Wallis wished him to announce that his lectures in tho Athenreum were to be continued j but after tbey heard his (Mr Cass's),reply they would under stand bow much' good they might expect from the doctoi 's discourses.

Mr Shalders pointed out that every man, woman, and child had a consciousness of immortality ; and while thb Bible did not prove the immortality of the sonl.neither did it prove the existence of God. Theae two fact i were a«sumed all through the book, fie would a?k the lecturer if there was not a possibility of his being mistaken in tho views he had been advocating.

Mr Cass--No; there is no possibility of my being wroDg. (Cheers). He quoted from the fourth chapter of Job, the words "Shall moital man be more just than God,"' and said this proved man's mortality. (Applauee). Further texts of a similar character were cited.

Mr Shaldefs deprecated the quotation of individual utterances on the sa'bject of the doom ot the wicked, and quoted another utterance of Mr Spurgeon, to the effect that the punishment of the wicked wat mental torture. Mr Bottany asked if the words ot the Scripture were to be read literally in every

CRICKET.

The match Ponsonby y. United C.C. Second Eleven will be played to-morrow; also West End First Eleven v. 22 colts and Grafton v. Eden Clubs. A match between the Union C.C!. and the Ponsonby C.C, takes place at Avondale.

Sale of Auckland Market.

THE leaEe of tho Auckland Market for oue year was sold at auction to-day by Mr G. W. Blnney. There was a large attend ance and competition was brisk. Mr Slater, the present lessee, was the pur chaser at £70 per month reutal, being £10 per month above that paid on tho previous year.

PONSONBY LIABILITIES.

The Unpaid Debt of £470.

Upm the subject of the liabilities of the Pon sonby duttrlot the Bub-yinaoce Committee reported to the City Ceunoll last nig-fos tol lowa:- ' That ihe existing llabllltte«, excepting disputed tcoou-taßLd tho indebtedness of the district to the City Council, very nearly balance theiMMU That the Council be recommended to adhere to the debt due to the Board In kettl. m*nt w, £m. and, Milan a settlement in torms ot oia-BB aa.of rie Municipal Corporation. A,tn,itli- b»8le. apt' ictttlon bo mado to the ludUor General under seotlon 33 el the Act. f°.h ae KS-KSf-e adopUon of the report fjr MonUMtuo proposed as an, a-endment, .hat tho nutter be referred to iho Legal Committee. ho° Smhiibv '*S&J__' m*Ml " ' t „T,-»IJi tl _t the Pansoabj trusteed who made hoTran«e_onwTwlth lie dw » hay. the PatteaoMtreet "eolamaUon carried on torn the ,™t; 5? vra'kil- Bo** w th<» toot of Col«ae K.j aiVm r, a bona fide inaaner, and tha. the mo-oy claimed wis due. but the.o was a legal clfflouny to lt.wa.ont lnat maoh aa li waa Bubsaqueaily fujnd that this road wa» ou>slde tbo PuownVy bott-d ---ares, and that ooaat.au.-tly tho raw, Pa,o . money oould not .be spent upon It. It waa aklndofnoicak'suroasd. D.foro takinß nud-rutlM it waa wodl.w, ta Bee what their loaal position waa In nsua to it Cr Waddel denied that the land referred tc that between tho foot ot College-road and the foot of FrankUn-ro»d-was •' no man's ground.'' It was within tho Ponsouby dlatrior. When tho Counoil, at the dosim of the Ponaonby wot teea. oVmo- to do tho work, the latter signed a toad guaranteeing payment tor it. and repudl ntion was only tbouahtot when thoy^-ered thoir thortneßß of funds. ItTO tot 4170 tbat waa n or" lj due, but £630, and the trustees who «i_ned the bond were .morally and legally res ponsible for its ro-pay meat. --....n The Mayor aaid ho fully believed the Counoil wis entitled to the lull claim of MM. but as a Arm advocate for the extosßlon of the Mu»lol nal boundaries ho would favour tho ilaltn boln« b wa Dlved rather tha* that Itbhould imperil or delay tho doalred consummation, atlll he had to admit that Ponaonby had ground for complaint In allwlnK that the oitj fuawmonts had uot been intendeu for the olty alone, but _Tat the auburbaa bodies should hay. portlci nated in the peoulnary benefit* der tvod from thorn. The lo» of that partWpatloß oonu bo oicod for by tho forgiving of their debt. CrMastflJd felt it nec-ueary. aa »ne of the Hwaoßby trußteos who had lijjned tho.bond, aadSaformir •ounoUlorto off.r some expla nation. He and hia oo • trustees (lgied thi bo»« f»r tho p«jm«.t of the price ot tho work in a thoroughly bc-rux jflde manner. Thero waa no idea of repudiation on the part of Mr Tole, himself, or any of the other trustees. In fact somo timo after wards Sir Tolo wrote for thorn acknowledging their indebted -ess and offering terms of paymont. Thoy lemu -red, however, to paying the extended su of ks, instead of -HO, on Uioferound that they had never been conßulted about tho oxtra work that was dono. Thoy folt that Uiey wore morally liable for the £170. howover.and ho him self got into bad odour with somo ratepayers by advocating its paymont nt a publio mooting in ?ho Prjnsonby llill. When they went out of ofllco, tlieir succcssoratook a legal opinion and found that tho ratos could not bp applied to such a purpose- "° had also ascertained from hia so "iter that ho and his fellow trustees oould not bo held poraonnlly responsible for tho money, but If it could bo shown that thoy wore he was willing to pay lilb sha o of tho Mil). I rCVowt-er-remarked lhat It was strange when ao many an* »uo- open a«r»ls»Ion« of moral reejoißlhility for tho httfM made that it should ettll remain unpaid. If there was any honour In tho district the claim eugbt to be mat at o»oe. It only maant the levying of a £p£tal r»to of Id In the «. H. wonld i.alst on PBfs?Thompaonßpokoin support of tho resolu tion. The waß most legally and morally duo and It would havo to bo paid. If Cr Mmo field and his follow-trustoes had gono outside the Act to got the work dono, it was obvious that tho Act could not protect them from being held personally liablo. As a representative of the burgoascs, he had to bo just before being generous at their cxpenae. Cr Philllpps followed In tho samo strain. Cr Fleming also conaidorod tho money legally due, but would support tho amendment. In order to mako suro that tho claim could bo C\'?mamcndmont waa thon put and carried.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

OCTOUBB t, 1831.

Bank of New Zealand-Buyers, £23 12a Sd Colonial Bank-Bnyerß, 47a3i: Boileia, 18a Union Insurance 00. -„njere. 1&* Bd ; sellers, Mb 91 N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—fid Auokland Ga»—Bnjers, eg Union Saeh aid Door Oo,—los (new) 1 buyer*, £8 Vi< 6d Flaher and Company—Buyers, lis 31: sollora,

13a Kempthorne. Pressor & Co.—Bellora, 25a nocomandol etosra Co.-Huyers. 11l Od Thames—Bayers. I_< Oolden Crown—l3a 3d, 13a Sd; buyers, 13a 3d; sellers. 11a „ __ Quean of Beauty—Beyers, 21a; Bollotf, 23j Hrmthern Croaa-S'll'M, 8« Sd Frlnoe Imperial— fe 3d JO9EPH NEWMAN. Seoretary.

Mr Peacock will address his coistituentg at the Tcmperaace Ball next Monday evening.

A melancholy indication of the deca dence of martial ardour aid spirits at the Thames came under our notice to-day in tbe arrival at Tonks and Company's auction mart, of a cart load of musical instruments—once the lull instrumental equipment of the famous band of tho Thames Scottish, They consist of saxhern?, cymbals, cornets, and all the other require ment* of a full brass band, hut tbey are sadly battered and discoloured. Probably they will now sell as old metal; tie transit gloria miindi.

A conference in connection with the local preachers of all the Wesleyan Churches in Auckland will be held to-night in the lowor school-room, Pitt-street- tea at half past six o'cUck. All the officials of the Various AVesleynn Churches are cordially invited. The object of the meoting is to hod a friendly conversation regarding their work.

The right to chargo for admission to the racecoure on the occasion of the Pakuranga Hunt Clnb's race meeting waa sold by Me'srs 13, Tonks and Co to-day for £73 The right to sell refreshments was pur chared by Mr Henderson, of tho Metropol itan Hotel,for £36. The right to sell cards of the races haa been disposed of privately.

' Mr Henry Worthingten has been elected to represent the parish of St, Paul's in the Auckland Diocesan Synod, in the robin of Mr Willcocks, resigned.

The Sydney footballers were heartily cheered on their departure in the Rotorua last night, The new Provincial Hotel, Princes, street, ereoted to the order of Mr F. Glee son, will have twenty apartments besides three handsome shops on the ground floor. Mr A. Bruce Suttor, Eureka, Waikato, has purchased from Mr A. Ramsay, of Bangiaohia, the' well-known pure short horn bull, Lord Stevenson (brfed by Mr A. A. Fastham). The Government intend to call tenders immediately for a direct steam service with England ; subsidy not to exceed £20,000, and they believe thera will be no difficulty in getting offeri- at tbe price fixed by Parlia ment. ' % Mr C. W. Goodson, the enterprising fancy goods merchant, has Jnat arrived (rom __i__i_li___i______ii__i

THE EVENING STAR THURSDAYM MAY, 21



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Id the do/, n.~ Helling off; at Dampler'a Waktllold-etreet Bbtp, \\l ANTED, a respectable Youth to look Tt after a Bhop a»d rua orranris; testi monials required, Also, a BiOitly Man to tlo repilre; constant »mplnyment,—Apply at onoe Ui Garrett Bros., Wakoflcldnrcot. \\7 ANTfID, an Improver to the Cabinet- TT making; rotoreace required. —0. T. ttioklt, Tb Awamntn. W«NTH,D, a Cabinetmaker aud an Im prover, one th«t oan polish preferred.— ipply Choap Furniture and Bedding Mart, Vlc ____ot__at Kast. • ATANTED KNOWN, Men'a Tweed T T Trousora. Kb Bd . Men's Drab Soft Felt Hata. 2< By ; Blaok Felt U.u Iba'd), 3a Bd. felling off at Damplei '* Wakefie'd-Btreet Shop. \\J ANTED, a good Oenoral Servant"; »T small family; good wage.—Apply at >nee to Mra J. levy, 211, _________»_, »,■»/ ANI'ED, good General Servant.— T T Mra Sloman. lop ot ____ Boad. HI ANTAD, a Smart Boy, with or with out board and lodging.—Apply office if his paper. „« ANTED, Situations for Goneral "or. vanta: good roferencor.—Apply at Mrs iVhifcombo'a Registry Ofllce, Hobson-street, 3 loora from Wclllngtori-atrect. WANTED, a good Cabinetmaker.— Apply at Garlick and Oranweli, Queen md Lome ctreotp, Anokland. ANTED, 100 Customers to buy Shoulders of Bacon at 5d per lb.; next mta.6d.-w. J. Palmer, Wladaor Btoro. Pitt i tree t WANTED, Two or Three Good Barrow Mon for brickyard. — J. Archibald, tVhnn. WANTED KNOWN, Black*. Wadding, 2d the yard; Blaok Velveteen, Is lid; rapanoao Silk, 1b 3d; Blue Barge, I*,—Selling >_: at Dimeter's tVakefleld-B'rtet Shop, WA > TED, a strong Lad ; mint bo ablo to milk,— A pply Melbourne Store, top >f Htt-Btroet, between 8 andOa.m. \»; ANTED KNOWN-More Bargaloß V' In Boots and shoes, ino'udlng Ladlaß* High Heeled Evening Shoes. 8a Od: Ladlee' High Heeled Kiess Shoos, ia 6d; Gents' Alastlo Side Boota, 8b 6d and 9a 6d; at Dampier's Boot Shop. Viotorla-street (late w. JohLßtono'e) near Ito) al Moll Hotel. WANTED, gooU Dressmakers, Im provers, and Apprentices,—Apply to Mra Heap, Vlnoont-atreet, WANTED, to Sell, a Galvanised Iron Tank.—Apply E. Byatt, Colllngwood> itreat, WANTED KNOWN, Men's Merino Drawers, la lid ; Merino Uode'Shlrts, Is 31; Lamb*' Wool Socks, 7Jd. Selling off at Dampler'a W-k-flwld-ntrcot Bbo». \\/ AM l fiD, for a permanent Munition, It a Bteady Man aa Carter; mußtboablo to plough and understand general farm work. Married preferred.-Apply with references to John Hall. Otahnhn. * " WANTED to Kent, a Four-roomed Cot tage not more than flvo mlnu'es' walk From Mount Kden railway station —apply (by letter), stating rent and looallty, to Cottage, 3tar Offlce. WANIisD KNOWN-Plans oi Pro portiesat Calliope Point, noar Devonpoit Wharf, are ready, aid may be had of the Auc tioneer, It C, Greenwood, Qaeenntreet. WANTED, a General Servant; refer enoe required.—Apply to Mrs O. S, Bhayle George, Grafton Road. ANTED KNOWN —A r-plendid Cargo of Bay Ooala now dißonarglng per Pauoy Kate (bost honee coal).- J. Craig, Uommeroe street. ' WANTED, by a respectable person, Bged SO, a Situation as Housekeeper for one or two gentlemen;' no objection to the oountry.—Apply BJH, thia offloe. WANTED, Tenders for Additions to House at Mangoro, for P. M. Knight. Plan and Bpeoifleationa to be seen at Mra Gill man's, or at honse, Mangere. The lowest or any tender not nooeasarlly aocepted. WANTED KNOWN, that the New Zealand Journal of Soionoe, from the



Wwxtnn, ANTED KNOWN — Hooks and Eyea, 1 packeta Id; Chlldren'a Picture Handlrernhlo'a, Irl; Mending Ootton. 2 oardß Id. j Solli ng off at Damplor's Wakofleld-streot flhop. W r ANTED, a Young Man to Uache lorlao with another. — Apply to Mr Flßher, Upper Bymonda-Btrcet. U/ ANTED, a respectable young Girl V v about 16 to assist In housework —Apply to Mrs Fonghoy, Brighton Road (hext Colonel Rookoh'a). , WAMtsU KNOWN, Cork Soles Id and 2.A ; Silk Brot Laces, 2d tbe doz.,- Croohat Cotton, Nop. 0. 00, 1,2,3. and 1, ljd the akeln. Selling off at Dampler'a, Wokrjflold atregt. WASTED, a gooa uenerai servant where another la kept.—Apply to Mies Algxtnder, Epsom. WANTKD, Tenders for the Completion of a Shop in Kyber Rood.-Apply to C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. \\l ANTED, a lad-one accustomed to V T Bakehouse work.—Apply to J. Fer gaaon. Star Bakery. Chapel-afreet, WANTED, a good Housemaid; refer „, i . enoesreqalred.-_.pply Mrs Whiteon, Waterloo Quadrant. WANTED KNOWN, Two doz. Keels Black Thread, Id, mual price Is; Women* Whito Hoee.ijd: Trloopherons, la 3d.— Bclliugoif; at Damrigr'ij Wateelleid-BtreeiShop. \\T ANTED, a Shop Boy ; also, an rip- TT prentloo to the cllokiog.—Apply to Wil kins Se Co.. Bootmaltera. 83, Vlotorla-st. \\J ANTED KNOWN, Men's White TT ant Coloured Handkorohtefa, Id; Chest Soarvoa, 2d; Long Barllngtons.Od to la. Sailing off at Dampler'a Wqk«fleld-»treat Bhop. WANTHD, Intending Purchasers to call for Liihoxraphlo Plana of Sunny side. North Shore, for Bate by auotlon on Wed nesday, llth Ootober, noon.—X, <J, Greenwood, Anotlnnonr. WANTKD KNOWN, Gents' Superior Glover, 7Jd; Superior Weßt Kna Col lare, 31 the Box : Linen do, No. 14,11}; 16,10j, —Id. Selling oif at Dampler'a. Wake-eld street. WANTED, Tenants for Two six roomed Houeea centrally situated, at North Shore, within two mlnutea' walk of lower wbarf; splendidly finished, and with all convoplenoea.—apply It, and R. Duder. WANTED -The Customers of Munro and Milligan to know that they are now prepared with a full and oholoe assortment of Tweeda and Drapery Goods In aU deportments for the coming season. WANTED KNOWN, Mens* fchirts, la Cl; do (with oollars). la 8d; Gents' Regatta Shuts. 2s 61; White do,, 3j 6d. Selling off at Damploi'n Wakefleld-street Shop. mAf ANTED, a Situation by a young TT Man; good driver (double or single) Eood rough rider and Btook-driver.— Address 'river. STinomoa. WaN- _D, Everyone to Know that all Ciothea at J. H. Dalton'a. Tailor, Viotoria-street Vatt. aro just as oheap as his Noted SflgfrorgeSnltg. * ANTED Known, Stay Busks, 10, 3d, and 6d; Ladieß and utile' Fur Hata, la Xd; frilling, from Id; Window Net. 4}d. Sell ing off at Dampler'a wakefleld-Btreet cbop. WANTED to Purchase, any number good Laying Hens and Ohloks.—addreaa F. O. Thomas, Rooky Nook, Mount Kosklil Boa'). I WANTED KNOWN, Geuts' Superior Vv Stud t til tee, 2d to Od: Solitaires. 14 pair; Far timoking-oapg.la l l; Gents' Umbrollaa, 2a 91. SelllDg oil at Dimpler'a. Wa_efleld-Btreet, WANTED KNOWN, thatnownere are better Qualities in Teas procurable than at tha Royal Tea Mart A trial win furnish tbe boat tost of their excollenoo; the increasing Bale ia proof that they please the oonßumers. Price 2a. 2a id, 2a Bd, 2a ltld, and 3s per lb; Con gou Toas, la Cd, la Bd,and Is lOd por lb. General Grooerioa ond I'roviaiona, we keep the beat qualities, for quality alone Is tbe true teat of choapneus. Onr motto la quality and oheapneas combined. Faralließ waited on for ordera In all parte or the olty and suburbs. Goodß delivered. —R. FRKNOH Grooer, Tea and Provision Doalor, Tbo Royal Toa Mart, Karangahape Road, Anokland. WANTsD KNOWN—Men s Braces, 01:' Boys' do, Cd; Roye' Jean Hats, M ; Worsted. 3d tbe Bkeln; Towelp, B}J; Crlno lettes. Is 6d; Mon's Cotton Hooks, Sd. Selling oil at Dampler'a Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN, Grand Lot fnm mer Flower?, 61 tho bunch ; nloe Lot of Ear-ring* 3d p*lr; fnllor'a Karth, Id large pkt.— Selling oil': atDamplot'B Wakofleld-atroat Shop. Uf ANTED, Intending Purchasers to tt o»U forLlthographlo Plans of Bunny rldo.North Shore, tor tfala by Auotlon on Wed noßday, llth October, at norm. B. C. GRBHNWOOD, Auctioneer. \\, ANTED KNOWN-Smali Shawls, TT 2r ; L>r»o Summer do. 3s 8d ; do abont 1 yards long. 0a; Women's Whito Stockings, ljd —Soiling Off at Dampl-r'B. Wak-fle'd-mreet. W ANTED JK. NOW N- Q % Brook, b, BLUE BOOT. QUESN-STREET, Is Selling Boots and Shoos Cheaper than ever, Juat Landed, Per 'Aahmore' and 'Earl Dciby,' 20 TBUNKB BOOTS AND BHOEB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. TO BE SOLD CHEAK. SHOP OPEN TILL 0 p.m. \ y ANTED, THE PUBLIC v o TO 80 TO «« W a £ GOODSON'S § * <" .« LONDON ARCADE, H - ■g j-g Qneen-Btreet. pgg •ed 'jooj^B-ua »n_ S.'S oOj 'S_VO_T NOONOT pGr* S«s B.Nooaooo fcg-T GOODSON'S §J P. I § LONDON ARCADE. "T M g a Queen-Btreot. g" j? S 5 x 2. i? < 8 £ I GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADF, 1 118. Queen-greet YV ANTED. WANTED, to Sell Cheap, T T Lot ot Snail Sponges, from 3d to Bo ; Vases Bd a pair, 2 pairs for Is 2d ; Glass Butter Dlshee, Od to la Od ; Sugar Basona, Is to 2s; B0 doe Engraved Glass Jugs Dd, 3 for 2s. 7a a doss: Glaßß Candlesticks, Sd. fis a doz; 100 dee Odd Cnps, fi for la ;W, and r*. China Copa, 0d eaoh ; China Teasote of 40 plecoa, only 20a, Fink, Greon, Pine, Red, and 3 Gold Lines ; 60 doz Biaosfl. 2Jd and 3d, ti for Is; Platos. 2}d to i.H ; NestKggv.ld eaoh: Small Cops and Sauoers, Sid ; 3 don Meat Dlsho". from 9,1 to 2s ; Gravy Dlahe*. 61 eaoh; Vegetable Dishea. 2* Bd; Large Glass water Jnga, only 2«; Hated Croats, only ta 6d ; Tin Crnets 3 bottles. 2s; Cm Gla»a Salt Cellars id to 9(1; Flowers under Glass Bhado», from 2a 6d to 6a Cd; Shoe Bruahea, 2a a aot, or la each; Halrßrn-hee, 61 to 3s t Large Tea Trays, le 6d; Jam Openers, nnry 3d, 6 for Ist; Bread Boards, 2a; Key Rings. 3.1 and Od a doz ; 1(0 Seta or Jugs, 2« to 3< 6d a set; Ladloe' Leather Bags, 2a Od to SsQd; Sohool Slates, from Id to Cd ; Penholders, 2a per gross, 2 aroas for 3a Bd ; 3 dos Plctare Plates. 2d and 3d ; Glass I'nmblerß, 6 for la; Wine Gla-sea. 3d and 44 ; Large Tumbloro, Id eaoh, 3s Odadoz; Brussels Soap. 7 for a shilling; Tar Soap. Id a cake. 7 for 6d ; furniture Polish. Id and Od a bottle, 3 fcr 2a; Good Tea, Is gd alb, 21bs for 8s; C penny Bottleß of Blaoklng for Sd ; la Bottlea, only 6d, 3 for la 3d ; Is Toys, only 01, 3 for 2a ; Toilet Sots, from 6a 6d to 8s 8d ; Chambers, Is 6d and 2s; BakU« Powder, 6d, 9d, and Is per tin; Jam, 7a Sd adz ; Salad Oil, 2 bottlea for la ; Caaior Oil. 2 for is; Epsom Salts. X Oca packets, 2s9dper box of 7lbs; Fiddle strings, only Id each.3s6dadoz,—H. Wattb, Pitt-street. __?__ K,_~fc —A Gentleman with above ,^&_»_»V/» Capital wishes to join somo ' 'Well-eatabliehed Buoiaeas.—Apply by letter to AD, Bt>b office. CIOOK and Laundress roqulred whero i Housemaid Ib kept \ wages, Us; referenor s requiretL—Apply to Mra Bull, near Smith a 'Bus Office, Monnt Eden. " CICJOK— Wanted, an elderly sobor Man J for a singlo gentleman in tho Waikato. Comfortable homo; Bmall salary.—Apply Mr Bovan, Butcher, Newton Road Auckland. pABH-hL ORPHAN HOME. MATRON. — Wanted, a Gentlewoman as Matron for the abOTO Institution. Present Salary, £60 per annum, with Roard and Resi dence. Written applioatlona, with testimonials, to be sent to the Seoretary, Mr G. P, Pleroe, New Zealand Insurance Buildings on or before o on on TUESDAY, 10th Ootober. uorporation wouicea, 1



Personal. PERSONA L.-Wanted, J.C, who lately loft Auokland, to write to his Brother, M.O. , To Let. mo LET, at Newmarket, a Lock-up J- Shop. BUltablo tor Tobacconist, Milliner, or gaoemaker.—Apply to _ G. Clayton. rlr.O LbT, a Front Bed-room in Jcrmya- JL Btreot. near Railway Termlnna Hotel. (THO LET, a Grocer's Shop, corner of | «. Wellington and Hepburn streets; new fixtures, rent moderate.- Apply nest door to Mr I Cook. I rpo LET, one of those beautiful Concrete ■ 1. Bhopi situated at the oorner of Pitt and Grey streets; plate glass windowa, gas and water laid on, and every convenience. Ront 30a per -week.—J. M. Lennox Kstate Agent rpo LET, Portion of a Shop, suitable for I a working jeweller.—Apply to J. B, Mad den, Tobaooonlßt, __ Queen-atreet. nrO LET, a Batcher's Shop (in city); J. good business poritlon, with dwelllng honsa.-H, Partington, House and Land Agont, Btlohbury'a Buildings. ff\o LET, a Beßiaence 01 six rooms, in 9 Woodatreet, Ponsonby: good situation and comfortable; ront moderate.—Apply thia offloe. rST-O LET, a Furniahad Sitting-room and JL Bedroom, alao a large unfnrntabed room, Terma reasonable.—Apply thia offloe for ad dreaa; rp.o LET, a commodious Family Real- I denee of 12 RoomB; every convenience, with Ito 2 aores land; within two miles of the olty.—Apply J. K. Kandersoo, Estato Agent, S. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. '»iO LET, five-rooraed Cottage opposite I Baptist Chanel, Ponsonby; gas and water laid on.—Apply W. G. Allen, Clarencc-Btrect, Ponaonby. . tVO LET, a Room in Wellesley-street I Weßt (tarnished or unfurnished).—Apply to Mra Bradley, oorner Btore. i rpo LET, in Upper Pitt-street, a Shop A an d Dwelling In first-rate condition (ever y convenience), near the King'a Arms Hotel.- Apply Mr Jackson, opposite, or at his office, No, 22, Insurance Bulldlnga. r«nO LET, a new and woll-finished Shop i. and Dwelling, corner ot College-road and Groenwood-Btreet; rent low.—Apply Mr J, Moore, boot-maker, Vtotori»-ttrß*t, |>U L_T, commodious Dwelling-house P known aa Morrla's Temperance Hotel, with ont-bnUdlngs and garden, near Kemuera Railway (Station.-Apply 0. Forayoe, Ring Terrace. Ponaonby. rpO LET, Villa Hesidence, containing 8 * rooms and bath-room, with 14 aores land, II ye minutes' walk from Penrose station.—Apply Mr Altken. dhortland-Btreer. rriO LKT, a JNcw and Well-finished Shop L and DwelJing-honse of Seven Rooms, situated at loot of Franklin Road, near College Road, a splendid buelaeea position.—D. F. Evana, Estate Agent. np 0 L X T. PITT-STRICET-BhOD and Dwelling of five rooms; two fronts and kitchen; gaa laid into shop, tank, outhouse, &c. &o. D. F, EVANS, ' -State Agent. J < O L E T. SBAFItfLD VlEwT"near top of Grafton Road—Comfortable House of Biz rooms and kitchen, &o„ &o,; nloe garden, and good posi tion. V. F. KVANS. Estate Agent. Anokland. rp v x. j_ x. BELLA VI3TA, Poneonby-Deßlrable Resi dence ot 7 rooms; pastry, atororoom, stablo, outhouses, &0.. together with about S aorea, partly planted with fruit and ornamental treea s splendid viow. D. F. EVANS, Hat ate Agent TO MERCHANTS, LIVBKY -TABLE KKHPERS, AND OTHERS REQUIRINfI LARGE PREMISES IN THK CENTRE OF THE OITY.I TO LKT OR LWASK-Those extensive Pre mlaes la Durham-street, adjotoing tho Haymar ket, at present oooupied by Baaten Brothers, Coaoh-balldere, who are removing to their new promises in Wakofield-itreet, opposite Mesara Garrett Bros, Apply BASTEN BRO&, Durham-street. OFFICE TO L-T,—Apply to C. Bailey^ Draughtsman and Building Snrveyor, Hlgh-Btreot mext Conrt-houae). "]\r OKTtt 6HUKE.—A First-clafs Family JL v Rosldonco of 9 Rooms and Wash house, wbh every oonventenoe.wlll be completed and ready to Lot In abont 6 weeVs from present, at Rosebank Terrace, "Jaorstefi'lHill.—Apply Corn Broom Faotory, Onitom Honse-atrggt West. OFFICE TO LKX.-Appiy at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Qneen-Btreet TJEVONPOHT, NORTH SHORF. TO LET, Several New Houses, well situated. Also, FOR SALE (cheap), a 10-roemed House, within two minutes' walk from Wharf; and Allotments in all parts of distriot. Apply to R. St B. DUDER, Devonport Store. ' For Sale. POR SALE, Ponsonby, a beautifully, situated Marine Residence, containing 0 largs rooms and ont-bnildlngß. with abont 2 aorea land planted with fruit and ornamental trees. Moro land oan bo bad if required.—H. Partington, Kstate and Land Agent -tlchbury'a Buildings, Qaeec-atreet. FOR SALE, Burleigh-street, a Comfor table Four-roomed Cottago, with largo allotment, 10 x ISO feot. Only £325.-fI, Parting, ton, Estato and Land Agent, Stllohburys Buildings. rjMJ BE SOLD by Weekly Payments, a a Six-roomed Honse In St, George's Bay Road; good garden.—Apply John Savage, Rut lsnd-atreet. ParneU. LANuSEAN FOWLS (Pure-bred), also Eggs, can be had on application to Mr Reynell, Post offlce. Kllerslle. -| /\B. 6d. WE-KLY.—House for Sale JL v/ in Newton, «_ Deferred Payment, at 10b Ed weekly. No DoDOilt requirod.-C. Wll- HamßOn. Eatato Agent. Vulcan Lane. A LLOTMENIis I ALLOTMENTS 11 NEWTON ROAD - Two Firet-olass almost Level Allotments, S3 x SO, £132 eaoh MOUNC EDBN-Splendld Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrat-olaes Business sitei; aoaat three mlnntea' walk past Tol bar MOUNT EDKN—Very desirable Villa Sites about 66 x 130, at from £100 eaoh ONnHUNGA Two Choloe Allotments) £30 each NORTHOOTE-Soveral Choloe Allotments In . this delightful locality, trom £10 eaoh ANGL«BEa-BTREET-40x130, for £100 GRACE-STRKBT—Very Choloe. at from 15a ?er foot _. ART-STREET-Beautlful Vllla,Sltes,al 80s foot SPBING-STRKET (Ponsonby)-Cheap Bnilding Sites. S3 x 80, at £12 eaoh PONSONBY ROAD (Baifleld)-One nloe Lot, 40 feet frontago,for £60 AUBURN-STRKET (Kyber Pass)-Choloo Bnilding Sites, nioely planted, good well, and many appliances for bnilding, £190 v. F. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUKBN-STREKT (Next "Herald,") SEED POTATO* SI SEED POTATOES! EX MAQBIHN CLOUD, _\t\ TONS OAMARU POTATOES, Ov BpeoiaUy Pioked for Seed. G. S. JAKINB, OUBTOM-HOUSBBTREKT. i\ N S A L E, 55 000 FIRST-CLASS SLATES, AT LOW Also, A CARGO OF DEST TWEWCASTLE pOALS (Household and Smiths!, por Prospector. NOW RI S C H. ARCING. W. & G. WINSTONE,



\ Drapery, «so. QUESTION— Are you really going out of the Drapery? This question is re peatedly put to ua, beoause we suppose . many, advertisers oro in the habit ot' deceiving the publio, j But onr ANSWER ia — We are positively, and that at onoe. giving up the Drapery and Clothing portion of onr Business, to make room for onr Furnishing Trade. TjiINAL /^ABH V^ALB. GOING OUT OF THE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. RAPIDLY CLEARING OUT STOCK. Gtarlick & Chan well SELLING GOODS UNDER WHOLESALE COST. STORBK-EPER*- Wo can Bell you I) X X B 8 GOODS CHEAPER THAN AT THK WHOLK BALK HOUSESi A Large Lot of LUBTRR3 at less than Imported Cost 111 -llr-M-BVi ■MIHIIIII—II— LADIE3- Oar Last Shipment o( B-AOK DRKSd GOODS has arrived In the '_och Awe.' Magnificent quality. CASHMBR-8. M-HINOd. —o , tea. These wIU be sold Bleea than Auokland Whole salo Price. BLaCK SATINS AND SILK-J VeryCheip. BKSIDES ALL KINLS OF DRAPERY. WI ABI CLEARING OUT ALL THK Tif ANCHESTER QTOOK, As we Intend making great alterations In the Premises aftor tho Sale, BLANKS rS-RKDUOKDI SHEETINGS-REDUCEDI HOLLANDS-REDUCEDI CURTAINS-REDUCEDI CRETONNES-REDUCEDI CALICOS, FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS, DAMASKS. HEPS, TABLE CLOTHS. ALL PRESENT STOCK WILL BE CLEARED OUT 111 GENTLHM-N ---KVHRY ARTICLE OF CLOrHING will bo sold. At onr present rato of sale the bnlk of It wIU ba Bold In a fort night. premises thronged daily with cash buyers. Gtarlick & Cranwell, On lookiEg through their STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS, find thoy havo on hand no less than 449. i a they are over-stocked, and hold Invoices of more to arrive, they havo determined to CLBAB OUT 200 T nON JJ KD3_BAD3 AT LES3 THAN WHOLESALE PRICES FOR CASH. FURNITURE REDUCED bedding reduoed carpets reduced linoleum and oil cloth reduced fenders and kibe-irons reduoed matting and mats reduoed toiletware rbduo-d ohimnby & toilet glasses reduced all furnishing goods reduced Fob Cash Payments. Wo are Selling nnAPESTRY JPIARPETS At 2/3 por Yard, We are Selling /\OOD riASE /CHAIRS At 3/9. I furnish your house now at reduced cash prices. Gtarlick & Cranwell, city hall arcadb, QUEEN-STREET. TO THE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND VICINITY. MRS W. M. TENCH Has commenced business in Hobeon-street (op posite the Prlnoe Arthur Hotel) aa Feather Dreeser and Dyer. Foathera oan be Cnrled and



Funeral Notices. rfs®&&, nOOD INTENT <^«®<SiMsk *-*" M)DGE, 4,369. Oudkul- I i£^2i2Bl__W_' LOWS' HAIX, COOK-STRKKT.— haj_^S_SS__W, A Funeral Meeting will be bold < yM^WWm^ ln the Lodge-room on S aTUR JW(fsPIMSSIDAY AFTERNOON (To-mor l)ll'_^__r*<lA row Bt s o'o'ook, to follow to ltrj|uW^Bt||i» ' Brave the remains of our », .. VTT late Brother, John Donovan. Members of other Lodges Invited.- X. Mendel son, W.G. Public Notices. *dkfc_-g FtfOMINATIONS FOX TARANAKI RACES oloao TO-MORRROW (Baturday). 7th Ootober, -« JAS. PAUL. THE DUTY OF WOMEN in prevent ,„„, ing the Degradation of Women and Children. Articlo 1.-Seo "The Christian," London, Thursday, May 25,1882. lEELAND AND TBE IhIBH, Bar maids, Balvatlon Army, &o. — See "New Zealand Free Proas," Ootcbar 7th, 188 i. Prke: Twopence. 2S Cd Deposit, the balafifce weekly or monthly, for Hand or Treadle Sewing Maohines.-D. S. Chamber?, 50, Qaeen-atreet. opposite the Bank of New Zealand. OTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, and durable aa silver, and very oheap, Shipment ex Lang stone now opeß.-Wholeaalo and Retail Direot Bnpply Store, 219, Qneen-Btreet. LASS SHADES AND STANDS. ---13 oases ex Langstone, all sizes, from Is 6d„ Our numerous ouatomers waiting oan now b«V supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Direct Supply Store, 210. Qneen-atreet. riIHE best Eemedy known for Liver * Complaints, Constipation, See, Ib Mar shall's Special Tincture of Podophyllum, prioe la.—Goedaon, London Arcade, LADIES' SILVER WATCHES (Hun. ter or upen Faoe) and Silver Guards with Tasaela, comploto, £I.— Jas. Adams, Watch maker, Vlotorla-Btreet, NOTICE.— I reapectfully beg to inform all my Customers that I am giving np Business. All Acconnta due mnat be paid on or before tho 16th of Ootober, 1882, otherwise , they will be pnt into the hands of a aolioltor.— JAMES FIN LA ST, Grocer, Nelßon-atreet. CBaILKY, Draughtsman, Building • Surveyor, and Timber Broker. Offloe: High-street (next to Coutt-houae), Auckland, P I A N t) . PIANO. FOR SALE, PIANO. Juat opened, a Flrst-olaes Over-strung Iron Frame Fnll Trioord German Piano, Handsome Walnut Case, price £11; worth looking at. Oan be seen at THOS. H. WEBB'S, Hobaon-Btreet, S doors from Cook-street. R SOLOMON HEMUS proceeds to Ihe Waikato to deliver a Course of Temperance Lectures on Monday. Ootober 9 1882. He Till deliver a Lecture at Hamilton on TUESDAY, tho lOtb, and at Cambridge on the following day, and other placea aa per arrange ment. Frionds of Temperance in all Its branohea are asked to tally round this movomont and mako it a eucoeaa. G. PLUMMBR. Seoretary Anokland City Misaicn. Fish Hon Fish Ho mi CHARLES GLARE Begs respectfully to return his slnoero thinks to tho Publio of Anokland for the liberal patronage which they have extended to him tor the laat seven months In his occupation aaa FI3H HAWKKR, He knows that chemicals to stop putrofaotion in flab have been need in thia town; and the Hah. Bovoral months'old, thus treated, oan ba sold an fresh. Whatever ohemloals are used by others. 0.0. oan nsßert that hit flah is sold Fresh from the Water, and has never been kept fresh by artificial means. He can, therefore, aßk with confidence for a I oontlnuanoa of publio support. CHARLES GCiARK. mo ARCHITECTS. COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND, No. 5978, A.0.F., Hereby invite Detsigna and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. Site: Karangahape Road and Beresford-street Premium for Approved Dealgn, TWENTY POUNDS; the successful oompetltor to havo supervision of ereotion. For portloulara anply to H. T. GARRETT, Kaat-Btreot, Newton; , W. FOWLBR, vietorlo-atreet; Or, E. MoKKOWN, Queen-street Wharfi Designs, &o„ to be forwarded to any of the above addresses on or before 28th OOTOBER, 1882 Q P E CI A Jfe NOTICE. To & H. C OOKE. OABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS Sec, HAVE REMOVED 70 THiin New Premises in tio_oria-bt„ Thbeb Boobs Above Thbatbb Boir.Diaas. DR. A. OSBORNE KNIGHT, M.R.C.S., England, L.8.A., London, PONSONBY ROAD (Late the Residence of Du. Elliott, who has left for England), , CAN NOW BK CONSULTED MORNING AND EVENING. Wm. Mc Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND, TO DEALERS IN FANCY GOODS, EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLABS AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. Plain and Fanoy Stationery Perf ornery and Toilet Soaps Bruahware and Combs Table and Pooket Cutlery E.P. and B.M. Goodß Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Fancy Furniture Olooks. Watches, and Jowellery Tobacco, Cigars, and Pipes Mu-00l instruments ■ Earthenware. China, and Glass Vaaea, Flower-etande, &c Parian Ware, Ploturea Purses, Hand Bags, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis snd Badminton Archory and Croquet Indoor Games, Toys, and Dolls NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. Q AMARU FLOUR FOR SALE. JOHN BEID ft CO. /~)ATMEAL(Sommerville's)FOß SALE.



.-Xewi-utjtt. AUCKLAND TBACITERs" ASSOCIA- Tf ON. I The adjo-iraed Mooting will b« h-ld at Wei- 1 lesley-street School on SAI'U RDAY, Ootobtr 7, § at 2 o olook. I EDWIN T. HART. __^ Seoretary. rpHE AUCKLAND B >WLING AND A. LAWN TENNIS CrAJB. The Meabßre cf this Clnb are invited to meet on the Green, at Grafton R.ad, IO wOHHOW IS^? 1' Af TEkNOoN, whon Officers will be - i_ ?, K2 :°S i ho ?" 6al °B y^ar. and the Green will be Opened for the (season. Play to oommenoe at 3 p.m. sharp. PErER OUPBANT, — Secretary. CITY NORTH. .^S- PEACOCK \rtT_doreßß the electors of Anokland City North on the work of the lato ?h» 8r n m 0n MoN« AY. 9th instant, at 8 p?m.. l_ the lemperanoo Hall. Aibtrt-atreet T>EV. JOSE PH COuK, J-*' OF BOSTON, wIU LECTURE OB "THE JKELIGIODS SIGNS OF OCR TIMES," AT -LS.V-N O'CLOCK, ON TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, Ootober 10, In ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE (By kind permission of Bland Holt and Co.). Admission Fee?. SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND *-» MARINK INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW* Z BALAND. Notioe Is hereby R i V en that the Ordinary Half-yearly General Meetlngof theShareholdora of this Company will bo hold at the Company's Offloe, Qaeen-street, Anokland, on MONDAY Ootober 0, if 82, at 2 o'olock in the afternoon, to receive t h e Report and Balance-sheet for the Half-yearended Slit Angoat laat, and toeleottwo Dlreotora In place of W. 0. Daldy and Richard 7- Hobba, Bags., who retire, but offer themselves tor re-election; also to eleot two Auditors In plaoeof Jno. Batger and T. L. White. Esq, who also retire and offer themselves for re-elec* tion, _-?f of l f6r Bookß wm *■ «*"•* *om Bopt. 26th to Ootober 9, 1852, By order ot the Dlreotors. G.JOHNSTON. AnoUand, Bopt. 9,1882. QeDeni MaB *«er gOUTH britis¥l7lTb~7ns MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OP NEW ZEALAND. | Notioe ta hereby glvon that a Bpeoial E_- > ■ toaordinary General Meettag of the Bhare. holders will be held at 2 p.m. on Monday tho ninth day of Ootober next, at the Company's" Ofiloe. Auokland. for the purpose of oonsidor tag and passing (It approved) tho toUowto« Bpaolal Besolntlonß, vle. :- ""owing j Alloring the Artloles of AsaodaUon. Increasing tho presont Nominal Capital of the Company of One Million Poands, ba j the bene of Fifty Thonsana.New Bharea J at Twenty Pounds eaoh. to Two Million Pounds. By order of tbe Directors. a. johnßton7 General Manager. Auokland, September 0,1882. • ■ ■ Land and w_tat_ Attentat ii TV OK 8 A L E, *■ By EDWARD WAYTB, | HOUSE AND LAND AGENT:- i VOLCANIC LAND fat Mount Eden)-10 aores - Inconvenient paddoo«», with Seven-roomeS House, Outbuildings, diatom, Fruit tSS. Offered tor a fow dayp. A Bargain, x"wo ' j MOONr ALBERT (near Railway Station)- I Allotments Half-aore upwards jVtolo^lo Boil 9 Buel-MSHltes.MagnifloentViewVetS.MV I terma (oheap). "'."?» | 3RABTELD ROAD (BO feet frontageJ-Comfort- 1 able Beven-roomed Home; gas and water ' ■ I ad on; every oonvenieno*. Price-Low -i Tormß—Easy. «■»•«» -w. n minutes from Qneen-Btreet. Adapted for 1 private residence or bUßlneas. flu stove A ample water supply. Offered oheap. I MOUNTEDEN(_earPallwayßtatlon)-Berira- 1 roomed Mouse and Large I AUotment: good buaineua Blto. eSOD only. Terms—Eaey VIEW ROAD (Mount Eden)-Flno Bove_. - roomed House; lofty rooma, oonorete cistern • boiler,.outhouse, with nearly one aore vofc canloland. *"* •.. toMM?' L"*e ALLO™KNT dMO to 7 OORNER BHOP and DWELUNQBtParnfill— . I A rare opportunity for a pushing man. Mono U fortune has already boon made oat of It ' • '• I hnd _and Agent, 177, Qneen-Btreet haa con- * I stent apuHeallona to purchase or rent Bmall 8 a^folßm^^^ tenoao'Qn*M'"":, , Ed. WAYTB. 9 Homo and Land Agent I F.J.MOSB]. . IW. F. O'SnitUVAll I El J. M 0 8 8 4 oOu 7 *• • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, * BBOBILAND-fiTnßKy, - I --„„„.,,. S"OR SALE " ". ~l KPSOM-S2 aores Gtaaa Land tn one or i__ I lots; beautlfnl view ono or iw» . I BRIQHTON-AllotmentlCftxSOO. Price flam. 1 600 ACRES. 19, m ma trom£^£S^X 1 from a railway station, hall Improved. :"¥ Houee, 8 roonw. and outbuildings. _ih_ * M TDAKAO-600 aorea Areata™o&_to IL. | three-quirtetß of a mile from t-Tst-Son* SI goodelght-roomedhouse. Tobewldiab-e • i or more lota. Thelandisneßrlya-_i_ra_i II with some good bnsh. oum"**am -«»»»» H £S¥£ B8 A _.16 aows.-beautifnUy Bituated NEW LYNN-10 aorea, sea frontage. Ai pw ONKHUNGA-House of 6 rooms. niUum land; beantiful view. aSo "x-iirlSe* HOME BAY. PONBONBY-Honse of B rooms and 2 acres of garden i sea bathing """"" Also. h * bS_d£2fc NKB ALM)TMHiNT ia OJtr. With In addition to the above, wa bare a Larse I Number ot Town and Counter Proner__r<_r * I r. j. moss * oo„ Bhortlond-Btreet r £* Auctions. ff MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, j At 11 o'clook, i|i ON THE PbEMISES, WAEEFIELD-STjatOT, (^HHnP^HM^ 0 ADJOINING VJ« BHOP, BAR, 7or 8 rooms, and Brloa Chimney. , j* To be removed on or before the 18th Ootober Terms Casb. OM* ««"»»»• At- m GEOKGE SIBBIN, 1 Auctioneer. ■'; i Pi JV ~° I x ® I I beg to Inform Intendlog ParcUasersot the ' I Valuable Estate known as VIC roRIA PARK, 1 that Uthographlo Plans with Terms, ta, and I bo had on application at Mr 0. Maya's Store and ' 1 Messrs R. and R.Dndeir.. Date of Sale: MON- 1 DAY. 23rd Ootober, noon, at Sibbin _ LaKb 1 Mart, Queen-Btreet. Messrs Dudor, or tho J Auotlcneer, will abow the Property, or on no il plloationto i[| GEORGE BIBBIN. j H ' ' '. "- ~ ~~ —• 1 THB SALE OP ||