Madame Valentines Case.—Vaieu line Ueoluet wua then placed in the dock and charged with having on tho 19ili Sept. last stolen £20 from tho perton of Henry Collins at her house ill Wi'llesley-streot.— Mr Tyler and Mr George appeared for the defence,—The prisoner oa making her ap pearance began to cry passionately. - His ?, houor admonished her ti coutrot herself, us that sort or coaduct could not avail her.— She paid no heed, however, to the adra ni tin», and us soon as the Registrar began to o»ll the panel she threw heraelf down upon the platform ol the dock and commenced sobbing hysterically. —Mr Tyler endea voured to calm and reassure her, occasion ally varied by loud exclamations', tho only distinguishable one being, "If I am guilty, why ion't you sen tence me at onca?'I —During the oponing of the Drown Prosecutor, (he prisoner's mauner became «o violent that Bis Honor was obliged to ask her counsel to remon strate with her, a* such coaduct could do her no good. It was quite apparent to him what her motive wai.— Henry Collins, a bush contractor of Tairua, was the first witness called. He deposed that he came to Auckland about the 18th of September last, and two fir three days afterwards he went to the house of the prisoner in Wellesley-street; the tune was about 11 p.m. He had then with him a £10 note and about £40 in gold. The £10 ] note was in a pocket book winch was in the broast pocket of his coat, ! and tho gold was in a canvas bag in bis trousers' pnekct. As soon as he entered tho house drinking was commenced. There wore present:—Madame Valentine, Maiy Igoe, Lena Gray or Clara Mcock, aud him self. He pave Madame Valentino £1, paid 5s for the drink, handed Clara Klcoek £1, and gave Mary l«oe tither £2 or £4 He got diunk and went to bed iv Mary Igoe's room, He merely took oil' his coat, threw it on a chair at the aide of the bed, and lay down on the ouuide of tha bed with his trousers on, bring too drunk to undress. He got up ucxt moruiug about ten o'clock, and, leaving the boiue, went down tbo stieet. Before going far how evor, ho found that all hls-muaoy, except thioe sovereigns wai gone, and there upon ho returned to the bouse. Ho told prisoner that ho had lost his money, nud Siaouer replied that sin had not taken it, s unnweriid that ho did not belie vu she had, and he still held that belief. He then told the girls of his loss, but thoy denied having teen tho m»noy. The prisoner said the girls must have taken this money ; he tuld them lhat if the mousy was not restored he would inform the detectives. The money not boing forthcoming he informed the police accordingly. The prisoner did tell him to search his coat packet for the £10 note,; as one ot tho girls had brought it to her, and she had replaced it in his pocket] He marched bin did sot find it — Under cross-examination by Mr Tyler j tho witnea said that during tho night he spent at prisoner's homo he fannied tbat he felt Mary Igoe take some msney out of his pocket. On two separate days this week he had shouted for Igoo and Eloock.—Datectlve Maurice Sul livan deposed that oa the morning of the 20th September Collins informed him that he had been robbed on the previous night in the prisoner's brothel. He went thitnor and saw prisoner, Clara Elcuck, and Mary Igoe. Elcock denied all knowledge of the robbery. Igos said she had only received £4 from Collins, all of which she had given to prisoner, while prisoner herself, with heavy oath", dccltuo-1 that tho man had not been drunk in her house, that all she had not from him was the £4 givn Igoe, and that as Collins had been itopping at Black Julia's (another brothel), if he bad bien robbed at all it must hare b«en there. Leaving Cons table S'.rithearn at prisoner's, he leftjvrith Itfoe for the purpose of golDg to Black Julia's, When they had got about one hundred yards away from the house Igoe told him* komethiusr, la coasequeuco U which he Immediately turned back. On re-entering the home, he said to prisoner, " Hand over that £10 you got tbis morn lug." She rtplied that she did not Ret any £10. Igoe said "You did," and priaoner then amvreied, "I only got £8." She thou produced and handed over a£l note and iteven sovereigns. Witne?s them loft the hou»o ie. order to taka Igoe • and Elcock to »ho Polios Station. Bttore ho wont away ho told prisoner that he wonld return very soon He did return very shortly afterwards and found the prisoner gone. He proceeded ncrosi to tho North Sh«re and saw the prisoner climbing a hill at the rear of a fisherman's hut be tween the wharf and the new dock, be followed, and discovered prisoner amonii the scrub, and n» soon «s she saw him bo side her without saying a word they both returned to the wharf and went to the Polico Station. She seemed to know that ■he was wanted. On the prisoner being confronted with Klo->ck and- Igoe ot Ihe Police Station, the latter two charged her with having ordered them to rob Collins, tl'id that they did so at her bidding; Igoo ulso said that piisener threatened to punch her nose if she did not take the money. Prisoner admitted tbat «ne of the girls gave her a note v hich bad betn taken from Collins ; she then *aid that, on discover ing it to be a.£lo note she replao*d it in his {packet. ' At this stage the uiuul raid-day adjourn ment took place.—Oa returning, Hi-jVlnur said that before the two girls, Mary Igoe and (;Ur» llcock, were called, he bad a few remarks to make. He had noticed in looking through the depositions tbat these two witnesses referred to had not been cautioned, and that consequently they might themselves bo indicted, upon their own e»i««nce, —la such cases where tha evidence of accomplices was taken, it was the dnty of the judge to direct tho jury that unless it was corroborated in some material po'nt by lndependant testimony it was ol 110 real valoe. He iherefo-.o ksked th« Crown Prosecutor if he could point to an; snch corroboration in this case. Too mere oorroboration of oiie of these wit jjossch by thft other was of no avail. He confessed tbat he could not see a tingle material fact which could be corroborated by inderjendent testimony.—Mr William goa said that ho ceuld not point out any material fact which conld be corroborated opart from tho evidence of the two girls. He could only point to cqrrobqratlvo oir- Aumstano:s in prisoner's own conductr llis Honor rejoined that this was not oorroboration of the kind referred; nor even -would her own admissions amount to Unit. —His Honor then quoted authorities sus taining hia opinion. Bo added that it was scarcely fair to put witnesses of that kind in the box to coufesf offences for which they might be tried. According to the Scotch law the giving of evidence protected a ■witness from prosecution; hut inwasentirely different with the English law. Now th»t he had drawn attention to this matter he wonld h*ve to leave the Crown Prosecutor to select his own course.—Mr Williamson elected to proceed Tyith the examination of jihe witnesses.—Mary Igoe was then called, and after being sworn, was informed by His Honirthatif she made any admissions of her own guilt she was liable to prosecu cutlon, and that consequently she was not bound to say anything'that might tend to criminate herself. The witness then pro ceeded to give evidence. She deposed that she resided with the prisoner in her house in Wellgslej-stroet; she remembered Collins coming there on the night of the 19th Septombor; he gsve witness a sovoreign for drink, which she banded to prisoner, and battled ale taken from prisoner's wardrobe was brought in and drunk. No change was given After a time Collins gave her another sovereign for drink, and this she also handed priosner. Some French vrine was then brought in. shortly aftenvarde she took Collins into her bedroom, and a«ked him to lend her £2, as she was hard up. He lent her the money, and' gave her another £2 as a present; Tho £4 sho gave to prisoner, whom she owed it for her board that week. She had to pay prisoner £4 a week for her board, while her washing bill, which was 'extra, came to about 15s per week. She had to give up all her earnings to tha prisoner. Ulara Elcock obtained her board under similar conditions. They returned from the bedroom to the dining-room, and soon after wards Collins, being druuk, went and lajed down upon her bed. Prisoner then took her aside and told her that Collins had a purse of sovere'gos in his left trousers pocket, and that she wos to rob him. She also said tbat he wan drunk, that when he was in that state he never knew how or whire hi 3 money went, find that She might as well have his money as( Black Julia;'end further, that there waa'no'need for h'm to fay anything about it. 1 She demurred, a'u'd prisone', then saying that she was a bright b woman to have in the' house; thie-itcnod to punch her nose and smash her face if she did jnot do as she was told. (Left Sittfng)

A concert in aid of Ma^y Ann Willows, one of the wives engaged in the case against Lyttle, will be giten in the1 Temperance Hall on Saturday night. ' Mrs Gooditon, Mrs Bettany, ' Miss Lawrence, Mrs Anderson,'and other well-known amateurs will take part. The case is one well deserving of public sympathy and assist ance,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

DH. BARKER,

•MELBOURNE, this day,

The Government has dcclised to grant Dr. Barker an enquiry into the charges made against him in connection with the late Mrs Stent, as it is considered to be unnecessary, Dr. Barker will, therefore, not resign his position on the Victorian Medical Board, as was required by the Go vernment.

ANri-JEWrSH OUTBREAKS,

ST. PETEKSBUKG, October 2,

At the instance of the Cz»r, a communi cation has been addressed to the Provin cial majors enjoining them to use drastic measures for the repression of anti-Jewish outbreaks,

Egyptian lie-organisation: ALEXANDRIA, October 2. Sir Garnet Wolseley is expected to leave Egypt on the 20th iiutant. Immediate action is to b« taken in the re-organisation of the Egyptian Army under a icheme to be formed by Baker Patha.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

CAMBKIDGE, this day,

Mr Hoaking, tho Town Engineer, has submitted to the Tow a Board a scheme for supplying Camoridge with water. He proposes raisiag water from the Waikato river with pumps worked by a Hosting water-wheel moored in the river, and con veying it to a reservoir at tha upper ond of the tow«. TUe pump will raise 30,000 gal lons daily, and the reservoir will contain 300,000 gallons, or 10 days' supply U case of emergency. The estimated cost is £2500.

DUNEDIN, this day.

Tho Union Company are advised of tho launching of their tew s'.oamer Tamwera, to sail November 29th. ,

HARBOUR BOARD.

Is consequence of tho foatball match yes terday, the ordinary fortnightly meeting of t'lo Hurbour Board was adjourned at 3 30 o'clock til 2.30 this afternocn. There were present to-day—Tho Chairman, Messrs T. Morrin, T. Thompson, \V. R. VVaddel, 1). 11. McrCcuzie, nnd O» Mays. Financial. — Payment of accounts amounting to £745 8s 3d was ordered., Jho following statement vf funds was pre sented : Bank balance, £5,423,. 12a 7d; cawh in hand, £59 9* lid ; less accounts ordered to be paid, £4,737 14s 3d. Cash on deposit, £1,035 17s 2d. AUCTionKKits.—Teudars tor auctioneers willing to sell tho Board's leases, etc., woro receivsd from :—R. C. Hreenwood, one eighth per cent.; G. W. • Binnoy.a one fourth per cent.; Carbinss and Taylor, one per cent.; George Sib bin, five per cent.— xhe tender of Mr Greenwood was ac cepted Pjlot Service.—Tenders for the per formance of the duties of pilots in accord aace with condition advertised wero re ceived, the lowest tenderers being Messrs R. McLeod and Sainty,—lt was decided t» request these two to present themselves for examination, and that one month's notice bo given to the present pilots.

FRANCS .Committee's Hei-out.—This committee recommcided that it is desira ble that a New Zealand Humane Society bo formed, the management to be under taken by the Harbour Boards, and \hat the subscription bo £1 Is per aunum ; life membership, £5 ss. It w«s further ncommemded tkat branches be established at each of the principal ports in the colony, each branch to have rewcr t* • dmintsfor its own funds, and that tho h«ad office b« at 4«ckUnd. —Adopted. Wokksand Government Committee REroitT.—The committee recommend (1) that the lsnse of tbe reserve between Cus tom House-street East and Itailway em bankment, be let by auction with tbo Cus tom House-street properties ; (2) that tne leases of the allotments im Cusiom Houcn street, between Q-iecn street and the Bail way-r»ad, be sold by auction for a term of £50 ; (3) that the rf commendation of tbe Engineer, re tho accomroodai ion of weighisg goods on tho wharf be carried out; (4; that the cngi»eer's report re dredging be adopted ; (5) that tho consideration «f tbe question of leasing allotment* on the Breakwater, Mechanic's Bay, ollicos, sheds, etc., or whrrves, bo deferred. The repoort was adopted, the questiou of tho sub-dirisi'-n of tho allotment) near tho Railway AVhart being deffmd. Miscellaneous. — The chairman's motions re the preparatl»n of complete plans for tho new dock, antj the appoint ment of a committee to arrange the point of difference between tbe Board and the lesice of at. Btrnabas Point, were carried Tnis was all the business.

HOME FOR FALLEN WOMEN AT WELLINGTON.

While the quostion of Fallen Women's Home is attracting attention'in Auckland, the following: account of what has just been done in Wellington tor the establishment of a new " Home for Friendless Women " will have a special intereit. The Wellington "Poßt"sayß:—"At a cost of upwards of £1300 the Wellington Ladies' Christian Society has just accomplished the con struction of a new Home for Jfrlendio<B Women, Ahead; tbo inmates of this in stitution have been removed from the old premises in Taran'ski-street to the new building, which is siniated en a Government reserve fronting Hanson street, Newtown, and facing the Hospital and Lunatic Asylum at a Bpot exactly be : tween those twa institution*. It is a two storied wooden building, presenting rathsr the appearance ot a private residence than of an institution of that description), aid is surrounded by sp«ciois grounds.. Im mediately upon passing through the main entrance, the visitor is shown fnto the natron's room to the. light, which also answers the purpose ot a Board-room^ Opposite that U the dining • room; aid the other . apartments on the grouid floor comprise the sick chamber, kitchen, store-rooms, larder, scullery, ami two or three rooms set apart at the extreme end of tke building for the accommodation of " reformatory case*." At tbe back are the laundry and drying-rsom, where the io mates are kept actively employed during the greater part ot the day. Upstairs are the dormitories, nine in number. AH the rooms and passages are amply commodious, and feem to be admirably adapted to the purposes required of them, beisg fitted, moreover, with every convenience. The " reforma'ory' portion of the building is so arranged that it can easily and inex pensively be added to from time to time a« required, bat judging from the very smal} demands made upon the accommodation of the Home by this class of cases, }'t is probable tht the existirg structure will be ' all that will be needed for at least several years to come. At present there are seven inmates at the Home, ' none" of whom are of the reformatory class. Invitations .hare been issued to several ladies and gentlemen immediately con. nected with the nndertaking to be present at tho opening, ana among those expected to attend is his Excellency the Administrator of the Government, one of the trustees. •

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Ooronra 4,1881 Union Insurance Co.-Onion, 20a; sellers, 20s 61 Union Bash and Door Co.-Buyera, S9s; sel lers. 40s (new) Fisher and Company—ltnyora, Its 31; sellers, Kb Arch HlH'HrlokCo.-9sßd Accident—Bayers, 5i Moanatalarl-Saliers, 17d Tbatneß—Buyers, lie Cd Golden Crown—l2s 6d; buyers, 13s; sellers. Queen ol Beauty—Buyers, 2?s 8d; sellers. 23a Cd Prince Impctail—Bnyarg. 8a 3d: sellers. Os

The ordinary meeting of the Domain Board was held this aftorßoon in Mr Gar land's office, Wyndham-atreet. Present— Messrs Barstow (Chairman), Mackechnle, Sutton, Peacock, and Smith. Ihe business was as follows : - Report of payment of £100 by- the Acclimatisation Society, which had been received by the Board; insurance of curator's house at nine per cent. It was recommended by the chairman, [that the house formerly occu pied by Mr Goldie should be allowed to (Jartweil, rent free, on condition that he act on! Sundays as a policeman in keeping down the lafrikin elemeni. The con sideration of the'by-laws, introduced by Mr Mackechnie, was postponed until the next meeting. The action of the chair man in relation to cricket notices, with the view of1 preventing trespass, was approved by the Board. Application from the band of the Union, asking permistion to erect tenta and light fires, at their pro jected demonstration on the Prince ot Wales'* Birthday, in the Domain Cricket Ground wa9 granted. If the sale of refreshments is contemplated, the usual charge will be made according to rule.

Our Football Visitors.

The New South Wales Football team, in leaving Auckland for Sydney to-morrow, will probably take their departure from the shores of New Zealand with somewhat different feelings from tbose which they experieaced on arrival. But we hope nay, we are confident — that they l^ave us with as happy and agreeable sensations as tney came, with the exception ot that accession of sorrow which the wise man states to be the invariable result of increased knowledge. For it may fairly be thai the Sydney footballers have learned something during their tour of New Zealand. Wken they received the hearty welcome of their Auckland fellow-players and of tho general public, they ci>ufos»cd to a confident belief in their ability to achieve an easy victory. Our own citizens, who are not usually prone to underestimate their own powere were much ot the same opinion, and looked upon the issue of the match between Sydney and Auckland as a foregone victory for the visitors. All bad their eyes opined when the local team succeeded in indicting a decisive defeat upon the visitors, without allowing them to score. Following upon this came the Southern trip of the Sydney men, their victory at Wellington and Ohristchurcb, and their discomfiture at Duncdin. The chief incident of the tour was the ludicrous attempt of tha Christchurch peo])!o to explain away their defeat, by at tributing it to bad luck,- while they uu. bluahiugly laid claim to be far superior footballers to the Auckland team. We had also from the South a prophetic telegram, Warning us that as tlia New South Wales players were now in splendid form (which thoy were not immediately nftorlandingtrom their sea voyage) there was a dead certainty of Auckland receiving a thorough diubbiug in the return match. Whether this newt was "inspired " by our Sjdney friends, as the derogatory comparison of the Auck and team with that of Chriatchurch was said to be, it was do doubt calcu lated to produce an effect on onr players. But the local men hud tasted the sweets of victory, and wero not to bo frightened by a game »t " bluff." Tbey practised hard, and refraining from "blow" waited the cauneof events. Yesterday, the return match which was to demonstrate) or ever the weakness of Auck land footballers, was playsd on the Domain Ground, and mirabile ilictu resulted in a victory even more docisive than tbat which they had formerly achieved. It would bo interesting to hear what our Christchurch friends harp to say to this. Wo uro afraid it will (ax evou tbeir in genuity ta explain how a team which whipped the invincible Cmterburyites should have be«n to completely beatoo by the inferior Auckland team ; and we should fancy they will stand iv need of no advice to modify their pretensions in future, and to shun the role of prophecy. As wo have said, our Sjd«ey friends leave us with tome fresh knowledge gained upon onr shores, bit we trust with nothing but pleaiaat recollections of tbeir tour, of the wonders of. the land which they have seen and of tho treatment which they have everywhere received. We shall be happy on a future occasion to welcome them or any other Australian tram to tho shores of our island home.

THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,—Pressure of important bntiness pro vetted my asking of you -tho favour of a few lines' space, in which to pretest against the grossly pirtizan and persoLal articla in Friday's "Herald." Ob Saturday evening I feund, to my grtat delight, that you had very ably dealt with tbe mat Ur, As, how ever, this morning, your contemporary has, by means of a correspondent, endeavoured to make some public show of bolstering ap hi* case, let me say a word or two in reply to both of these assailauts. Trie correspondent professed to know nothing whatever of the Grammar School. The simple question 4J Why, then, Jnter fero ?" would sujiice. Let mo, however, say that if bis strictures on New Zealand lohouls generally were formerly applicable to tho Auckland Grammar School, they are not no how. Then, I removed a child cf mine in disgust; now, I have soot one, aid am abundantly satisfied. As to the lcador writer, ho, when instancing schools in England ( is evidently writing of matters upon which ho is profoundly ignorant. For some years I attended one of, if not, tnc best, "Modern" school in England ; and prepared boys by hundreds for all kiuds of pursuits, from clergymon to carpenters, nnd frcm barristers to barbers. So "Modern" wa« it, that it went by the name of *' Commercial1' or "English" School. Its excellence may be evidenced by saving tbat it can botst of having entirely educated those agricultmal and commercial cckbri'lo-i, the Howard brothers, of which two, whilst on* is on a Koyal Commission, another has been High ShetifT of his County, and is mow one of the County members of Parliament, and a contributor to the "XlXth Century." In this school, none were taught chemistry or any branch of natural science whatever, and only one-twenjieth drawing. The drawing boys were divided into two classes, and thsir lemon, although there was an in dependent room lit tea up entirely and solely for drawing, never Interfered with the routUe lessons of tho school, One class being instructed on the half holiday, and the otner (with the exception of an hour at the fng end of Baturday morn, ing, whilot the rest filled up their time with printing and otber fancy penmanship), -was taught after tchool time. An contraire, leaving "Modern School" 1 went ts one1 ot the "public" schools, and hero, a? one ot the very few boys who 1> arned drawing, I was taught it whibt the rest of my Vorm were doing «ther w*rk—and the result wa* a decidedly unsatisfactory one in all respects for all con cerned, X», then, the Head-master of the Auckland College and Grammar School wroug ? Is ho even fbllowiig the example of these much-abused " public school* '"at Homo 1 which, nmiere tho " H'eiald," have managed in the past'to turn out a few of those whom he will, pchaps, allow us to denominate at least as " respectabilities." I think enoagh has bean said by you to show tbd motive, and 1 trust that this litkle addition may demonstrate the fallacy of tho "Herald's" strictures. -Yourp, &c., A PARBHT DESPLY INTEBE3T(D IM THE WEL FAItE OF THE »CHOOL.—October 2, 1882!

Dr. Wallis presented the ladies' petition to the Major this afternoon. The was no sif n of the s.b, Rotorua from Sydney up to a late hour this afternoon, She may be expected vo arrive early this evening. About twenty pounds of specimens from tba Eureka mine, Otaiui, was on view in Mr Frater's window (Insurance buildings) to-day. The stone, which comes fiom a new district, is regarded ag very encourag ing, being worth about an onnce to the pound. By the arrival of the s.s. Taiaroa from Fiji, information is to hand of the death of Captain Wait*, bo long and favourably known as a master mariner sailing out of this port} Captain Waite left Levuka in charge of the Redcoat for a labour cruise on April 29ti, and everything west well for about eight weeks, during which time he recruited between sixty and seventy men, Early in July the captain fell ill. He was attended for abont eight days by the doc tor of~ one of the men-of-war, at Santa Anna, in the Solomon' gronp. The doctor advised him to go on shore to Mr McDonald's house. He did so, and re mained there about ten days. Two days before his death he felt so much better tnat he ordered the mate to get the ship ready for sea, but a relapse followed, and ter minated fatally about August 2od. The Government Agent then ordered tba ship back to Fiji. Captain Waite was an old man, and his death is attributed to a general break up. He was a careful sea man, thoroughly trustworthy in all his dealings, and waa highly respected by those with whom his business relations had brought him in contact. While on the voyage between Suva and Levuka last trip a passenger by the Tui aroa, named W. Peterson, fell overboard and was drowned. A magisterial en quiry was held subsequewly.and -was pro ceeding when the steamer left for Auck land. Hugh Munro deposed that the ac cident was caused through there being a pile of timber on deck. Deceased walked od this and slipped, and, as he fell forward, the ship gave a tremendous lurch to lee ward, and the man fell overboard head first. Witness ran aft for a' life-buoy, but could find none, or any' other life-sav ing apparatus. TheI 'captain took every step in his power to save the man. Witness called out to deceased that he would throw him a buoy, but be could find none. Did not know if tbera wers'any on the bridge amidships. If wit ness could have got one at first, he conld have dropped it almost into the hands of deceased. Thel enquiry stands adjourned for further evidence. Peterson came on board of the Taiaroa at Suva, He is be lieved to belong to Samoa, '

the AUCKLAND ' EVEJuiw Istak, webIMeSIiIT wmßEtrY



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WANTED, a Femulo Cook, to assist in housowork. — Apuly Wyayaid Armi Bote- WANTED, a good Cabinetmaker.— Apply at Uarllok ami Urauwttll, Qaeen and Lorno-Btrco— ', Auckland. At) TED, Talloross at once.—Apply K. MoKt nna. Pitt-street. WAftTEij, a. steauy general kervant. TV -Apply to Mra Hallott, Opposite Blßhop'g Court, Parnell. ANTED, Two or Three Good Barrow Men for brickyard, — J, Archibald, Wha». \»/ ANTMD, an Office Boy.—X. Home, V T No. 20. In»nranoo Bolldlogg. V*7 ANTED, a few boit loads of Sand. - V T Apply Auolcland Timber Ooropany. «47"aNI'EP, steady, sober M»n for the TT cart (town dohvorj), —Apply J, Qroy and Sons, Kdon Crejocnt. WANTED, a Junior Clothing Hand.— I. Phillips. Qmien-Btroat, WANTED, a strong Lad ; mint be able to milk,-Apply Melbourne btoro, top of I'ltt-otroot, between 8 and B a.m. ANTED, good Dnwsinakers, Im provers, and Apprentices.— Apply to Mrs He»p, Vlnoent-itreat. WANTJtt), Immediately, Tailors, 'I'allorwsof, Mtohinlsta, ipprsntlces, and la 1'rvBBor; osaitant employmsnt; hieheit wages Rlvea.~Nsll Campbell, Poagouby Cloth- Inn If-otory. Bcßlaiid-stroer. WANTED, Cabinetmakers ; none but first clasa hands &e»d apply. -Winks and Hall. 11/ AN r_l>! for a permanent situation, Tl aßteady Man at Carter; must be able to plongh and understand general farm work. Married preferred. - Apply with roferonoos to John Hall. Otahnhn. ANTKD, a nice respectable Girl to do light honse work a*d aaalat with OhlldrOD, from 11 to 10 preferred.—Vor ad drees apply to Mm T. Moßtrln. CoasUtnUon Hill. WANTED, a Slaughterman. — Apply G. Hulmo. Batohar, Qne«»-Jtreot. W ANTKD, a thorough General Harvant for Waaeannl.—Apply on or after Wednesday, to Mr* Thorn •• Culpan, at Mr W. Culpan. at. Mary'i-ro»d. Pon»onby. \\f ANTEI', a smart Boy. —Apply R. T_T Hntohlrison, Batohor, Vlotorlnlrwt, WANTED, an Oilice Boy.-Apply T. Leigh White. BcherfTs BulldliiKU. Fort atreet. WANTKLi, a oompot»nt Lapidary to eat Qrtonaiona In all dMlgni i oonstant omploymunt Applloatlona, atatliß quaUlloa ilonn. a'so reniuneratlon, -to bo aenl tn 0. Hyndmam. ManutaotnrlnK Jovrollor, Fllloul atreot, Ihinodln. WANTED, a General Sorvant; refer enoo required.—Apply to Mra O. P. Bhayle George, Orafton Road■ WANTED, a Vir«t-claas Machinist, also Apprentice? to the dressmaking.— Milne and Ohoyoe. A"»TKD, Intendinß Purchasers to call for liltbosraphlo Plana ot aunny alde, Korib Shore, for B«ie br auatlon on vred ■eaday, llth Ootobor, noo«.—K. IX Qreenwood, Anutloaeer. - \ ,V ANTED to Purchase or Lease, partly- T T Improved Farm, with Houae : near rail way preferred.—W. V. Stevens, 187, Queon stroot. WANTED KNOWN-, a hplMdid Carso of Bay Coala now dlsontrglnff per Panoy Kat« (best houm ooal).-J. Craig, Commeroe street ANTID, Tenders for Additions to Honst at MaDgere, for P. M. Kniiht. Plan end Bueolfloatlo«a io be seen at Mrs oni man's, or at home. Mansers. The loffeet or any tender not nooeaaarlly aooepted. WANTED, by a respectable person, aged !0, a situation as Housekeeper for one or two geDtlAwtn; no obitotlon (a the ooantry.— *p D ly KJH. thla offloe. WANTED K«OWJV, tlint the New Zaalaod Jonrtal o( Solenoo, from the onmm»noemnnr, may ba had at —ennox'a, late Wayte'a. 100. Qneen-Birect. WANTED, a House of 3, 4, or 5 room*, healthy locality; ttata termp.—Apply to C3M. Kenilworth Home. A.naltl»»d. WANTED ttN OWN, that Field Tiks, Sookot Pipes, Draining. Well-slnklng, Fenolng, Kxoavatlmr, olther with labour or material only, can ba done by applying to Mr Bheldon. Willow-Btroet. Freeman's Bay. ANTED, by a Yeunjj Lady, Piluatlon aa Cashier, or any plaoe of trust; would not object to hoisework,—Apply (ty letter) G,, Btab Office. WANTED, a Detached Cottage, con taining six rooms and Kitchen, (Co., iv Grafton Road, Seafleld View. Rnmuera, Hpßom, ot at. Stephen's Ho«d, Paroell. Reqnlred by the flrat week ot November.—Apply to UN, stating rent, to., Post-offloo. North -hote. W~ ANIjsD KNOWN-Plons oi Pro pertles at Calliope Point, near Davenport Wharf, are ready. a*d may be had of the Ano tljneer. R 0. Qreenwood. Qaeon-street. %\7 ANTED to Sell, for 1 week only, a » » Genuine Collection of Hare Stamps (825), together with Album I prlco £o,—Apply N, Q. Lennox, lato B, Wnyto, 100, Queen-street. WANTED, two retpeewme young men Boarders in a quiet family, where no others ara kept—Mra George Payne, top of Franklin Road, the third house Off Poneonby Road, on the right hand Bide. WANTED to Purchase, any; number good Laying Hens an dChiokt.—_d drees If. O. I'homaß, Rooky Nook. Mount KoaklU Road. \\T ANTED, Ladies toknowthe Fashion- Vi able Undressed Kid Gloves in light fancy, tan and blaok. The Bale ends this week. All Goods cheap at J. Green's, 85, Vlotoria gtreot. WANTED. Ladlos to know that T. MoMmtor has Opened a Lot of Oatmeal CloUs, from 10Jd per yard; also, the New Laoo Trimming, from 3jd. . -yn ANTED KNOWJ N. Plans of Property, Calliope Point, near Davon port Wharf, are ready, and may be bad of the -notloneer, R. C. GRKKNWOOH. Qneen-aireet. WANTED KHOWN—Working Men oen Bave then? Money by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. AU Meals Odi Board and Lodging 16a per week,—Note the address i Nearly apposite the WaJtemata and close to the Oook, Lower Albort-Btreet,— R. Murdoch, Proprietor. WANTED KNOWN, a Perfect Care and the Only provantatlva agaln&t Sea sickness.—Apply Professor GubsooU, Amerloan Herbalist, Shortland-straet. %*T ANTED, THE PUBLIC ■5 •5 to ao to s op 5 « goodson's _ *: » .fa LONDON ABCADB, M - «|ti Qneen-street. Ogg ■so §■ 'Kavcrav tioasun ''o-i o»8 s.Nosaooo 3g_ &£-r goodson'3 S| o. £ a LONDON AROADK, "T M g a Qaean-street, g g > O MO 4 < 2 ff GOODSON'S LONDON ABCADF, 148, Qneen-Btreet. W ANTED KIfOWN- Q t JJrookhb, BLUK BOOT. QU^BN-STRKET. Is BeUlne Bootß and Shoes Cheaper than ever, Juat Landed, Per '.Aabmore' and ' Earl Derby,' 2Q TRUNKS BOOTS AND BHOEB 01 EVERY DESCRIPTION. TO BE SOLD CHEAP. SHiOP OPEN. TILL 3 p.M,



Wanted. 0 \\T AMT ED, Tenants for Two si; s t T roomed HoTisea centrally situated, i , North Bhoro, within two mluutea' walk ( ' iowor wnarf; splendidly flniehed, and vrilh a v conveniences.—apply It. and K. Dnder. '- IiTANTED -The Customers of Muni i" and Milligan to know that they are noi j prepared with a full and oholoe assortment c Tweeds and Drapery Goads la nil department for the coming season. WAMTKU; SOU jLaaies and Uentieme: to try Koraervllio'a 2a Tea, guaranteei to make a good strong and nutrltiouß cap of tea It la oaual to and superior to many samples soli at half-a-orown. In the hops ot soourlng a wld connection, It la positively sold under value 'lhore Is no other Urocar'a Tea of the (ami quality sold in Auokland at the money.—v t JomorvlUe, Morning Bide, near Kingalam Poal-offlce. _^ ANTUD, Intending Purchasers t( cill for Llthogravhlo Plani o( Sunny tide. North Shore, for dale by Auotion ou Wed neaday, 11th Ootobar, at noon, R. V. (JKKHNVVOOD, ' Auotlonfer. WANTED, a Strong Boy ; good wages, Apply at the Hobson-atreet Shop.—W H. Damplor. WANTED, JEvtryone to Know that al Cloihou at J. H. Dalton's. Tailor Viotorla-atroot Vatt, are joat as cheap as hit Noted 50a Perge grille. !»• ANTED, a Young Lady fot Citj V i Bar: mnst h»ve goo 1 address and good bnßlneßS qnaHnoationii.—Apply thla offloc. WANTED, 6 Carpenter*.—Apply to T. Wilson a»d Co. Quean-street. WAt>TB.U. two smart young Girls about 18 as Waitresses; must under stand waiting.-Apply Coffoe falaco Dining Rooms, Tho.ire Buildings. \T»,ANT-D TO LKT. — 6-Pvoomed T T House, near 1 hree Lamps, 2 FlrtpUous, Water laid on.—J. Hookenhull, Kilon-attoet, Newton. ANTEu, jpod Man Cook tor first class counttv hotel; also, two Comli mon (one able to milk), private Housemaid and Waitress.Head Nurse, private Cook (Napier).— Mrs Xlmnore'd Koglatry, Hhortland-street. A«T_D KNOWN—That M. Joieph. aon will opsn on SATURDAY EVEN ING, to Sell Off the 3-W«ge Stock from the rooont Fire. Qlms. China, Euthenware, and other MUoelUuieoua Goods, at a quarter the value. — Karangahape Hoad (opposite Star Hotel). BUi»T Tt»AD<.—Wanted, a competent Pr«Bßinan.—MoArthur'a Kaotory, 'B^O PAINTEKB. — Wanted, a lGo»d 9 Hand.-Apply to Thomas Webb, IMoont Hden Koad. Tg O O T 1' k A D E. Wanted, a Competent Tradesman to take oharge of the Benoh room; none others need apply. Apply by letter to Manager NORTHKBN BOOT & SHOE CO.. Auckland. r_U> TAILORS.—An Openiug occurs in L a Rood rising Dletrlor.—Apply to the Auokland Aarlcultural and Meroantlic Com pany, No. 9, Qaoon-atreet Wharf, DARN-LL ORPHAN HOME. MATRON, — Wanted, a Gentlewoman as Uatrcn far tho above Institution, Present S-lary, £80 per annum, with t?o»rd and Kenl donce. Written applloatloca, with testimonials to be sont to the Secretary, Atr (J. P. Plorce, New Zealand laiuranoa Buildings on or before noon on TUKSDAY. lOth Ootober. riMi CAKP-NTERS.—Wanted, two or I three Good Hand*,—ipply Hayne'a New Shop, P_rn»ll, orOlajtonCottageF,Newmarket, —Colebroolr, tiuilder, To Let __^ !\O LET, a Residence of six rooms, in Woodatroot, Ponsonby; good Bltuailon and oomforlabio; rent moderate.—Apply this office. I'D i-KT, a Furnished Sitting-room and Bedroom, aluo a Urgo nnfurnlthed room. Terms reasonable.—Apply this office for ad dresa. TU LtT, a good Bakohoiiße.—H. J, Rlordan, Nelaon-stteet. near Cook-street, I'O LEI', a Commodious Family Rest deoro ot 12 Kooms; every convenience, with Ito 2 aoros land; within two miles of the olty.—Apply J. K. Kanderaoo, Kstate Agent, a N.Z. Inaunmoe Bulldingg, liO LKT, a now and well-finished Shop and Dwelling, oorner of Colleeo-road and Greennoodßtreet; roat lair,—Apply Mr J, Moore, boot-mtkor. Vlotorla-itrwt, r|AO LKT, in Upper tttt-street, a Shop X aod Uwelllni; In flrst-rsU oondliisn (eveiy oonvenleioe), ni'nr the King's Arms Hotel.— Apply Mr J.cknon, opposltei ' K^U LET, a New Houso (Qve roomi) at I Ponsonby I'trraoe (back of All Stints' Ohnroh).—Apply to Mr Qrlgg, next door, Youni? ohlldroa obj acted to^ LKT, commodious Dwelling-house * known on Moirls'n T«mperance Hotel, 1 with one-buildings and Rardoo, near Kemuera Hallway station.— Apply V. Fordyoo. King rorraoe, Pongonby. ■ . . rpO LKT, a iNew and Well-finished Shop I and Dwelling-house of Boven Rooma, eltuti'-oa at foot if Franklin Koad, near Uolleae Road. A splendid bubUess poeitlon — I). F. Kvanß, HBtaio Agent. 'TO LKT, Sroomod House, Aloxandr* i street, i-rooraoi house. Marmlon-itr^ett— T. Harper, now balldingg, Alexandra street, ''pu LfcT, a Butcher's Shop, with Fittia gs JL —Apply G. A.K«e>. Vlotoriastreet We«t. riM) LET, few Seven-roomed Houso, I in Upper Graf ton Read, near Kyber Pass: Kas, water, and every oonvenUnce, outside waeh-home —Apply Bt_r ofllca. 'I'O liß.l', at Kemuera, a Family Keßl- I done*), stable, and Three Acres t.aod.— Apply to F. Natter. Agent, Fort-street. '"TO LET, Villa residence, containing 8 1 rooms and bath-room, with 14 acres load, flve minatca' walk trom Penroßeitatlon.—Apply Mr Altbon, dhort'and-strcot. SCOTIA. I'LAUK, off Upper Queen-street— Rommodlons Kotldenon of 8 rooms, conserva tory, bathroom, wabhhoußo fitted with copper, ens and water laid In, Ras fittings, gas stove, register crates, &0., &a D. F. B^ANB, Eatato Agent. •J1 O L E T . OAMKRON - BTRKKTrPPNaONBY (near Three Lrampt), a ConiforUblu Heßldenoo of 7 rootup, wash-bonce, Bee. Large allotment. Good Kan) on. planted with choloo (rult tree?. Splendid view. D. F. KVANB, Kstate Agent. rjn 0 L K^ T. PITT-STRKET-ShoD and Dwelling o* flve rooms; two fronts and kitohon; gas laid Into shop, tank, outhouac, &0., Sco. * D. F. KVANS. Bstate Agent. ■ a 1 O L & T. BKAFI«LD VJEW. near too Of Graf ton load—Comfortable Heuw of sis rooma and :ttchon, So,, tea. ; nloe garden, and good pool lon. P. F. KVANS. Estate Agent. Auokland. ■ 1 O Ij JS X. BELLA VI4TA, Ponsonby—Deslrab!e Kcsl denoo ot 7 rooms; pantry, atoreroom, stable, onthouats, So,, together with about 6 aoros, p.rtly slanted with fruit and ornamental trees; splendid, view. D. F. BVANB, EsUte Agent 'Bt O : L IS X. GRKAT NORTH ROAD-A New and Splen dtdlr-flnlshe- Villa Residence, containing seven rooms; resleter gr&ten, ovena, eto; gas and water laid in; splendid view. Kent, IS. (per week. D. F. ETANB. >_™ MJJKCBANTS, LIV*KY bTABLE X KRKPEHB, AND OTHBRBREQUIRING LARGK PKKMIBK3 IN THK OKNTIiK OF THE CI-Y.J TO LKT OR LHABIC—Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-etreat, adjoining the Haymar ket, at present ooouoted by Basten Brothers, Coachbolldere, who are removing to their new promises in Wakefleld-Btreet, opposite Messrs GAw"y ßroß* BABTEN BROS., Dutham-Btreet. N~ ORTH SHQKE.—To Let, a very nic? 6-roomed oottage (furnishe.) near the wharf.—Apply O. Mayg. Dovoiport NOKTtI SflOKiS.— To Let, a very nice Villa Residenoe on the Lake Road, wish SB aoreß of Rood land laid down in grots. There is a good orohard and garden, and all requisite out-bnlldings, and omnlbutses pats the plaoe eight times a-day. Terms moderate to an eligible tenant.—Oliver Mays. Uerocport. \rORTH SHORE.—A First-class Family JJI Reei-eaee of 9 Rooms and Wash-house, with every convenlenoa, will be completed and ready to Lot in about 6 wenics from present, at Rosebank TVrrace, if!a«_t»i?|Hill.- Apply Corn Broo ii Factory, Custom Boußo--stroot West. O~ FFICK TO LKT.-^Appiy at U.N.L.A, Rooms. Qneen-atreet TkEVONPOKT, NORTH SHORE. TO LKT, Several New Eonses, well sUnated, Also, FOR SALE! (cheap), a 18-rooraod House within two minutes' walk from Wharf; anr Allotments In all parts oi district. Apply to K. & It. DUDER. Devonport Store, _soara ana JKeaiaenon. CIROYDON VILL4, Vincent-street, om ) of the most comfortable Hoerdlng Houbb iaAnokland. Terms from 20a per weeic. Bat. , room.—MßS. FULLER. Tenders. mO, CARPENLKRS ' BJTnndorii will be received until 4 o'olook < WEDN-SOAY NE3(T, October 11th. for tfc eteoilon of Two or more Cottages on the On-ton house-street reclamations. Flais at my office, 83. Queen-atreet, p ■ HENRY G. WADE, Architect. rpENDERS Wanted up to 6 o'clock p.t X on the 9th instant for Painting; Sorii mtng. Vajplßhlng and Papering a four-room' Home.—"Jamea Keld. Eden Tcrraoe. For continuation, tee fVriit Page).



f For Sale. tpOR SALE, in city, cheap, Goodwill o ! Blacksmith's Business, with Lsaao o Stiop.-Apply by letter to C.r M Poat-offlce. FOX SALE, the House and Grounds ai Aroh Hill, the property ot Mr H. Chap man).-Apply on the premise?. BUILDING ALLOTMENT *OB SALE. For S*lo, in Randolph-street, Newton, a good BUILDING ALLOTMENT, 3! by 100. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. LI 1) R S A L K. PROPERTIES, Large and Small in various parti and places, too numerous to advertlao separately. See. Star Saturday 8-fpucmbkt (or a (ew and more on application to the undersigned. MONH.Y to LEND, and every facility given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, Kstate Agent. Queen-street pURE.BtiED WHITE LEGHORN JL FOWL? (Imported ritooki, prolific layers, non Bitters, a new kind In Auokland.—A limited number of egga (or Salo; «lso tp'.oadld cross bred o.gs, Leghorn and Houdau.—Address S, N.Z. Insurance Buildings fjiOK SALE, 2 Pug Mills in good work* JL1 Ing order.—J, Friar Clarke. No. 21. N.Z. Insurance Buildings. Queen-Btreet, CJ E E D POTATOJsSI O SBKU POTATOKBI Ex Magellan Cloud, QA TONS OAMARU POTATOES, O" Bpeolally Ploked for Seed. G. S. JAEINS, OUBTOM-HO USaaTKgBT. IFbr continuation see First Page). pONSONBY ROWING CLUB. Tho Annual Meeting ot the above Club will bo held la the Club-room, Ponsonby Club Hotel, TO-MOKROW (rUwßday) BVKNING, sth instant, at S o'olook. A. H. JONBS. Aotlng Hon. Hco. A UCKLANDTJBiCBisEsI'ASSOCIA- TION. The adjonrncd Meeting will be held at Wel loaley-Btreet Sohool on SATURDAY, Ootober 7, at 2 o'olook. EDWIN T. HART, Beoretary, /"kNEHUNGA PBRPETUAL LAND, \J BUILDING. AND JNVKBTMBNT BOUIKXY. The Half yearly Meeting of Mombers will be held In the Hooletj'a Office on TBUKBDAY, sth October, at 7.f 0 p.m. J. D. JAOKSON. Secretary. DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notloe Is hereby given that tho Half-yearly General Meeting of the Proprietors of the Bank wlllba held in the Banking-house, in Aookl&nd, on WBDNBSDAY, the BSth day of Ootober next, at noon, for tho purpose of reoelvlng the KoDort of the Directors for the half-rear ending the 30th Instant, the aleotloa. of a Dlreotor. and (or any other business that may be brought before the meeting. By order of the Board ot Directors. D. L, MURDOCH. Genei&l Manager. "|_>ANK Ol<" NBW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books o! this Bank will be CLOSED from TUESDAY, the lOtb, to WED NVtiOAY, tbe 25th Ootobar, both days Inclu sive. By order of the Board of Dlrectore. D. L. MUttDOCH, General MUnauor. Auokland. September 16.1887. Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. In the matter ot " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tho aevoralAo's amendlnt; the tame, and of tha Bankrnptoy of Harold Ht»»y Dg BoDBBaL, ot Tau rasgs, Lund ARont, It is hereby notified tbat at a First Meeting of the Creditors ot the abovenamed Harold Henrj De Boorbolt held in th« Hnprema Court Balldlngs on Wednesday, tha 4th day of Ootober instant, at the hanrof U o'olock In the forenoon. Arthmr Dunbebin Bennett, ot the City of Anokland, Certlflo»ted Acoonntast in Bankruptcy, won sleeted Truitee 1* the -<bove Estate; and that the laid .Arthur Dunbabln riennott has Intimated to the Registrar, in writing, his aooeptance ot the said appoint ment. Rated at Auckland, this Ith day of Ootober. G. W. BASLBY, Depnty Registrar. Jahsb If. Spcbd, Agent for a. W. Bboufuld, Tauranga, Money. CJCOTTIBH AND NEW ZEALAND »O INVBSTMENT COMPANY (Limited). This Company ADVANCES MONEY on MOKTGAGtc, seouiityof freehold or leasehold lands. In any sums from £ICQ upwards, at the lowest currant rates of luvoroßt, Appllattlon forma and fall oartloulars from O. W. BIWNEir, Queen-Btreoc, Auckland, Agant for the Company. TNDDSTAIAL AND PROVIDiSM . PERM INBKT BUILUINO. b*ND. AND INVB&TUKNT BOOIUTY 07 AUOKLAND. INVXSTINCt SHARES, This Society 11 now issuing a limited number ot Investing Shores as follows ;— INVESTINa BHARE3. Ordinary, earrylnsr tall rate ot intorsßt and profit. Members paying subscriptions In advance for a period oC 6 monilis and upwards secure correspond ing advantages. PAID-UP BHARER of the value of £20 e*ch (or limited period*, carrying 7 per cent. Interest, payable halt-yearly in cash and participating in profits. MONBY ON DEPOSIT- The Society is also prepared to reoelve Money on Deposit on the following rates of interest i— For 12 months, at 7 par oent, interest pay able half yearly. For 6 months, at 6 per oent. For shorter perlodß, 5 per osnt. GEORGE IRIBKR. Manager, Cffloes; Corner ot Queen-street and Vuloen- j lane. (VI ONEY TO LEND on Mortgage in LVII any sum required, on tarns to Bult borrowers. Interest allowed on monies placed in my hands till invested.—W, V, Btevena, In vesting Ateat, 187, Qoeen-itraet. A* t _ _ I'O MU.OIA) ii_,i\l db Butldlttg 3&JL" Sooloty principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Hoases built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, See List of Properties tor gala on <tn page. Pi* ncr cent, allowed on money deposited (or Investment,— C. Williamson, Land. Kntata snrt Flnandai Astsot and Valuator, 3. Valoas Lane. Djpap,Byv a,nd OiotMnac^ "I G. BROWN'S CHEAP JORAPJERY BBTABUSBMENT, PARNELL, Jvst Receivbd— The Oheapeßt Underolothlne in Anokltnd. Ladlea are requested to oome and see it. A Splendid Line In Tweed, at Si yard. Mnoh • nnder the usual price. Good Quality Oxford Shirting at Hi yard, Printed Satteen at 91 yard. Splendid Value. MUiLINERY, MANTLES, AND FANCY GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. J. G. BROWN, Dbapeh, Pabnell. TO O T I C B. C. J. CARRINGTON Begs to inform bis friends and the general publlo that be has OPBNKD A NBW SHOP, With an Entirely New Assortment ot DRAPERY. CROCKERYWARE, ETC., at Prices that will repay a visit. KAR AN GAHAPE ROAD (Symocds-Btrect Knd), TO 'IHE LADIES OP AUCKLANI AND VIOINITS. MRS W. M. TENCH Has commenced buiiness in Hobsbn-street (oi poeite the Prince Arthur Hotel) as featbe Dresser and Dyer. Feathers can be Curled an Dyed In any sftado. Awarded Gold Medal i Eijhibltlon.iSffl. A trial Is respeotlully bolloWci Yours truly, MRS W. M. TENCH



j JJraperv, __o. I Important ISToti'ci . BY ! Q-ARLIOK &; (_JRANWaLI, TO OCR OU3TOMKHS.- We havo the honour to Inform you that, after maturo consideration; we havodcolded to relinquish the DRAPKRY and CLOTH )NB BU3INKHS ;our sole reason for doing as la to obtain more »paoe (or oar FUR KIBHING TKADK. For somo time past we have had to keep quite Half of oar Stock oat of Bight for want of SHOW BOOMS. By Riving up tbe Drapery, Millinery, and Oloihin_ Departments, we shall obtain a much larger area for EXHIBITING FURNITURE, and though WO shall Ibbo yoor patronage (or Draporr and Clothing, hope to retain and moroaao it for all binds Of JfUKNI3H[N3 GOQD3-to tbe Manu fao rims and 8-_._ of which we shall giro our whole attention. Oar NEW CABINET FACTORY being completed (the largest of Ita kind In Auok landl, the Extra Aooommodation thus ob tained, together with tha advantages ot Machinery now being ereoled, will enable us to execute oar orders more expeditlously and at less coat. Yours respeoUally, GARLICK & CRANWELL, We SaiLi Hold _ CIEARINB OaLJC FOR OnK jJ_-ONTH. Affording our Customers and .tbo Pnbllo an opportunity ot securing DRAPERY AND CLOTHING AT PRIDES FAR UNDER CO3T! (Many Lines will be marked down to Half Price), and alter the Month's Sale the balance be Sold either by Anotion or ( to the Trade. GARLICK & CRANWELL. JfiNAL Cash Sale. The CONFIDENCE of the PUBLIC in oar. last Clearing Sale (at Dissolution of Partnership) was olearty demonstrated by the faot that we took In HARD OABH the Large Bum of TWELVE THOUSAND POUNDd In Tbn Weeikh 1 OUR OBJECT IW THIS (only oar Seoond Clearing Sale In Eight Yean) la to TURN INTO C _BH, as quiokly as possible. THE WHOLB of OUR PRKSKNV FIRST- O_AB_ BTOOK, together with the NHW BBABON'd GOOD 3 now opening up and to arrive during the month. GARLICK & UKANWIsLL, WE BHALL SKLL *1_5,000 W OBTH w G°° D for £8,500. And as every day we are realising will be a FINANCIAL LOBS, we ehaU not prolong the Bale ONE DAY longer than is abso lutely necessary- Therefore, we ask oar Friends to pay iw an Karly Visit. garlick & cranwell. Thanks. We take hU opportnnltf of thanking our Cus tomers for their oonstant and liberal patro nage daring the last 3 years, as daring that period, under tha Cosh System, our Drapery and Clothing Rotoruj rose from £9000 to np wards of Twenty thousand Pounds per Annum, and though we regret to be obliged to throw np (tor reasons already stated) such a large business,'it Is gratifying to na that we n uccosded in pleasing oar Patrons,whom we aro determined to serve well to tho last, as a Visit to oar Clearing Sale will prove. GARLICK & CRANWELL, City Hall Arcade. JUST ARRIVED, EX ASHMORE, Two Oases of Bla Dress Goods, splendid Quality, oomprlslng Merlnoa, Cashmeres. BloUiang, Brocade Satins, Coburgs, and Oarfleld Cloths. These are imported by us direct from tho Manufacturer, and will be sold fab below AUCKLAND WHOLESALE PRICKS. Also ■Opening—Nuns Veiling Cloth) Crop a, Oatmeal, and Various New Dress Materials. Daring the Drapery Sale we shall make Speolal Redactions on FURNITURE, CARPETS, AND FLOOII-CLOTHS. SALE COMMENCES MONDAY, 18r« SEPTEMBER, 188% GrARLIOK & CkANWBLL, QUBEN-STREBT AUCKLAND CHEAP Millinery at my Branch Bliop, next door to Holland and Butler*, Tic torla - street. - Mrs Whltebead. Milliner, Newton. LADIES' Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Dolmans, eto, all tailor out, beautlfally made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prices. —W. Petty, liadlea* Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel CHEAP SAIE I CHEAP SALE At J.- Greon'a, Vlotorla-street, for One Month only; the whole Btook rodnced to bslow Market Value, as the following prices will show:— Ladles' Stays, reduoed from 6s 8d to 2s 64 (size, 24 to 28 inches), with Whalebone Battenings • Ladies' Chemises (soiled from being lr. the win dow), reduced from 7a 6d to 5b Sd—handsomely embroidered and gooa oalloo. Mothers, re member beat Violet Powder and Fuller's Earth rednced from 3d to Id per packet; large li packets Violet Powderi at sd; large barrels of fuller's Earth, rednoed from is to9d per barrel Boys' small sized Straw Hats, reduced from fin to 6d Embroidery, from 2}d yard sail Km broldory selling at reduced prices • _™S Blankets, largesizes, reduoed from 21b fa f 0 ig, 6d: Doable Width Sheeting, reduced (rom? 84 to is 2d per yard; Bed-tick, rednced from il to«_, all wool;Flannel,rednoed to «d y_rd Stoat Black Velveteen, rednced from 6s 6dtn a id. per yard; G.ood Black Lustre, mdnccA t 9}dMenu" Cotton Books. SJd per patent w Books, lOd per pair; Towels, reduced from fid ti IJd each; extra long Towels, rednoed toiM viorth la 1_ ; Brown Turkish Toweli. rednee. from 1b 6d to Is Zd; Laoo falls, rednoed from i 6d to 9d each; CaUoo, 3d yard; orf nollnoa, wortl b 6d, rednoed to id; also snitablefor makini fly catches, fancy baskets, &o.; Pompadon Ribbon, reduoed from 3d to 3d b yard. Eal conimonoeß Saturday, 9th September, and end 7th Ootober. For One Mouth Only. — j »t GREEN. 84. VlotoriMtreet,-A fall asrartmeo d. ; of Ladles' Underclothing all at rednoed prlcei I Night Dresses at 8s eaoh.-J._ GaKBN. & votoria-streel



Fnbiio JNoiiicea. Q U R W A R E E O U S ) ' WlLti BE OLO3KD TO-MORROW, sth OCTOBER, L. D. NATHAN & CO. QUR BUSINESS PREMISE* WILL BE OLO3HD TO-MORROW (THURSDAY). E. & A. ISAACS, LOWER QUKBN-3TKKH.T. J^/J V PREMISES WILL BE CLOSED TO.MORKOW, OCTOBEK 5. ARTHUR H. NATHAtf, S3, LOWER QUSUN • BTRBET, AKCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notloe is hereby given, That any person or persons, owner or owners ot horse or aattle of any description, riding', driving;, leading, or allowing the same to f?o on or prooeed alene the Footpaths in the above Dlstrlot; or owners or persons In oharge of any vehlole or vehicles of whatever description being l«ft In the afore said lllatriot, on the pabUo streets, will be Pro secated to the utmost tigonr of the law. MANFIRLD BAKER. Chairman, THE DUTY OF WOMEN ia prevent- Ing the Degradation of Women and Children. Article I.—See "Tha Christian," Landon, Thursday, May 25,1882. OS 6d Deposit, the balance weekly or /W monthly, for Hasd or Treadle Sewing Machines.—l). 8. Chamber*, 70, Qaeen-street, opposite the Bank ol New Zealand. m o architects, COURT CITY OF AUCKLAND, No. 5978. A.0.F., Hereby Invite Designs and Specifications for FORESTERS' HALL. Site: Earangahepa BoVd and Berestord-street. Premium for Approved Design, TWENTY POUNDS; the Buooeestal competitor to have euparvlslon of erection. For particulars apply to H. T..GARRKTT, w.F0 KMr Newtoni Victoria-street; Or, R. MoKBOWN. Qaeen-Btrest Wharti Deslßoa, &0., to be forwarded to anrot the above addresses on or before 28th OOTOBBR, 1882. fjiHREE-QUARTER Plate Waltham X J«ver Watohes, £5.-Jaa. Adams, Watch maker, vlotoria-street. OTOSI SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, white, hard, and durable as silver, and very cheap. Shipment ex Lang stone now opea.—Wholesale and Retail Direct Supply Store, tiS; Queen-street. GLASP SHADES AND STANDS. ---13 o&aes ex Lugstone, all ilzes, from Is Bd. Our numerous onatomers waltlnn can now be supplied.—Wholesale and Retail Dlroot Supply Store. 219, Qaeen-street. 1 Wm. Me Arthur & Co., AUCKLAND, TO DEALBRS IN FANCY GOODS, KARTHBNWARE, CHINA AND GLABS , AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS. Plnln and Fanoy Btatlonory Perfumery and Toilet Soaps Rrushware anil Combs Table and Pookot Cutlery K.F. and B.H. Goods Iron Bedsteads Mirrors and Fancy Furniture Clocks, Watohoa, and Jewellery Tobaoeo, Cigars, and Pipes Mobloal Instruments Earthenware, China, and Glass Vaies, Flewer-ntuids, &c Parian Ware, Ploinres Pursoa, Hand Bwi, and Baskets Cricketing Appointments Lawn Tennis and Badminton Archery and Croquet Indoor Gamee, Toys, and Dolls NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. QPEGIAL NOTICE, T« & M« C OOKE» CABIN KTMAKKRB. UPHOLSTKBSRg &C, HAVE REMOVED c TO IHBIB Naw Jr remises in Viotoria-bTm ■ : ■ TDRBS DOOItS ABOTB TniUTBB Bctuinioi, THE best Remedy known for Liver Oomplalnts. Constipation, &c, is Mar shall's Speolal Tinoture of Podophyllum, prloe is.—Goodson, London Arcade. \\r atek laid on, T ? AS LOW AS WILL PAY, Plumbing, Oasfiitino, and Genebal Jobbing, Patent Chimnry Tops, sinks, Baths, &c, &0., &c, ROBERT PEACE, Shortlahd-stkbet, ujowasd babti.it; AEOHrntoi, nciOHBURYs Buiuiura QDBO|.BTBin. ys U C A L V P T U S. DANGER AHEAD. Whenever you begin to grow Guhlbatsb Instead ot Hair, what Is the cause 1 Too much Aicktn's Enoaljptns; too little oi the VICTORIA HOTEI/S OWN WHISKY and Ales, and not enough Marian's XXXI rbverbbTour diet. q amaru flour for sale. John beid & 00. QATMEAL(Sommetvillo's) FOR BILE, JOHN REID ft CO. TWTEW TEAS, IN HALF-CHESTS ADD Boxm JOHN BEID IS CO. T\RIED FRUITS, CONFECTIONS, LIQUOfIICN, ETO. JOHN REID ft 00. I~VUNEDiN BEER—MABSHALL's ABE COPKLAND'S. JOHN REID ft CO., Agents. pOOMBE'S LONDOM STOUT ANE GERMAN BEER -208 oaeoß on Sale by JOHN REID ft CO. « TCTITCHENS'S BLOOD RESTORER The Public are Cautlonoa Bgalnst the sui position that the CORDIALIZED BLOOJ RESTORER will oare the special allmento an dlseaseoi that the UEDIOINAL la now b famous a medicine for. The Cordiallzed Is no A medicine AT ACL, but simply a preparatloi as a Palatable Drink, that will notoeonteiao the effect of the Medicinal, and that afford Hotel freanonters an esoape from the nee o stimulants while being treated under Mt HITCHBNH'S CKLKBKATKU HEDIOINAI BLOOD RESTOREBj L, D, NATHAK & CO., Sole Agents. TAB, A, OSBORNE KNIGHI J-' M.H.0.3., England, L.8.A., Lohdon. PONBONBYROAD (Late the Besldenoe of Db. Klijott, who hi loft for England), ' . OAN BN OWB«^ k N 9 U n LTE o D M OBNIN Q



' Personal. ™ OEKhONal,.—Wanted, J.C., who lately " M.O Mt Auokl*nd' to write t(J hifl Brother, 13JSKSONAL. —Night tioil' Contractor's *L.» i* 000?" 4 '<w September Quarter now due. Mjttt be paid or Berviee discontinued. The en. ni}2 X MQa l ? I? c« parablßln advance. Offloe 9to 6; Saturdara to 9 p.m. i-iost and Pouna. 1O S X£ W£ WJ> - Lost' in st«» of bJSSS^ST' rotnrn t9A- BW»«2 IOST from my paddock, Richmond _.' Road, a B»y Filly, black potato; also, a ££eeUnt Colt, long Uil, white star on fore- Campbell, Welllngton-itroet. F j^VOll Satu^ay last, a Fox Tenicr iV '•? cE weßn Lower Hemuera and Pot. souby via Kyber Pasß.-Flndor jewarded on Kn BtkT 8 *° °fflco Ot JUM"«^.»' LOST, a Diamond troni a riDg; the fin<-er will be liberally rewarded on leaving the Btone at tha Oaoldental Hottl "■""» >" LOST, en Saturday, between the Flag staff Hotel and DeroDport Wharf, a Black and Tan Terrltr Dog, abon' 8 months old. —The finder, upon returning him to Mr Mnrohle, at his roaldenot, Devonport, or to his Bbop in Shortland-Btreet. will ba suitably re warded. Any person found detaining tho dot? afterthis notice wlllbeprosecuted. lOST, a lied Setter Dog j any person A returning him wlli ba rewarded.—Pleroe Lantoan. FOUND, Rome days ago, a Puree con* tstnlng money, So.—Owner please call at tbla office. |f<OUND, a _ew Dio.yT—j*pply to A. T. t} Patterson, Dovonport. Educational. AUCKLAND FREE SCHOOL OF ', AltT. MOBKUM )jT?OTUB« ROOM. WEDNESDAYS AKD SATUnDAVS, 10 TO 13. Krco Instruction to PmpUa (Doth boxes). AU materials supplied gratuitously. Conditions ol admission on applioatlon to the s Inatrnotor. g_a»NBT'H WATKINB. ISS PARKY, TeAOHK» of MUSIC, KABANUAH.».PJ£ KOA1). ODpOßlta Howe-Blr«et. Terma : o*6 Gnlnea per quarter. Ecoleedaattcal. A CONFERENCE in connection with the AUCKLAND PRESBYTERY will be held In BClJamet'a Hall THIS HVKNING. ith Ootobor, at T. 30 p.m. SubJeot: "Sabbath Schools." The Her. K. IT. Macnleol, Ot St. Jimoß'i. will open the ConCoronoe. All are earnestly Invited. 11UK CHATHAM INLANDS.—A short . description of this Isolated part ot our • possessions will be slvon In Br. Matthew's Jhnroh THIS EVENINO at 7.30, by the Rev. P. O. Anderson, reoeutly arrived. * I^Htt AkNUaL- MEETING on behalf ot the Weeleyan Home Mission and Church Extension Fund will ba bold In tho Devonport Wealeyan Chnroh on THURSDAY KVKN ING next, at 7.30. Addresiei will ba de livered by Roto. H. K. uewsbury, G. W, J, Spenoe. and Mr W. Price. A Collection In aid %,t the Fund will be made. uorporation inocicbb. pIT V OF AUCKLAND.- WORKS IN BOVVEN LANK. The City Council will reoelve tenders until S p.m. of THURSDAY, Octobers, for tho above works. In terms ot specifications and oonditlona at tho offioe ot the city Purveyor, Counoll ' , Chambers, High-street Tho Counoll do not bind thenißolvoa to aocept any tender. Tenders tobeendorstd. ••Worksßowon^^ '• Town Clerk. l Town Clerk's OIHoe. ; September «B, 1882. Amnsementa TOENE-STREET H A L L. KKUNION OF PAB3KNQER3 PKlt JANK GILFORD AND DUOHBSa of ARQYLB. The BANQUKT AND BALIi To oomsnemorate the above will take place on MONDAY NEXT, 6TH INSTANT. \ Baoqaet at 7 p.m. Ball at 0 p.m. Ti0kct5........ v _...._6s Baoh. J. J. OHAIG. — Hon. Beo. A.., Passengers by above Alps can obtain Roost»» : on application to the Scoi-etary. Ittßreatiesttfl that all Tlokets be pnrohaeed on or before Fill- ' ' day Nizt, to enable the Committee to oom- Flete arrangements. Tioketainay ba obtained v 'om Megßrs Wayte, Upton, and Chapmen, " Qaeenstreet; Mrsirs X, Qraham, juo., Tude- ' hope, W. Jamloron, W. Miller, Malooltn Nic ooll. Scott, w. Colpan, jun., and from J, J. Craig, Hon. See. '* PARK ELL BUBBORIPTION J:\. DANCS will take plaoe on WSDNKB. ' >xYnext. nth Instant, At the I'ajnoll Hall. Dancing to oommenoe at 8 30 p.m. -. jn NO INKER BAND COWOEBT. The nbove Kntertalnment has bean FOBTPONBD nntil THURSDAY, 19th OCTOBKB, 1882. bnipping, fißffl^, "|\TOKTBERN STEAMSHIP i-l CO. <LIMITED).-Provld(Hinß *~sa*sxra,e. Doaßlae. — Tendeis will be re- ' oelved until noon of S ATUBDAY next, Oct. 7. for Pfovldorlng B.a. Duuglaß. The lowest OIF any tender not necessarily accepted. —Ai MoORBQOa. Managlmt Dlfeotor.-JT. Qaeen • street. . . 'ffigife/r 0 BJKICKMAKERS, 4ft :^*^**' The s.«. M>UION la open tot " freight or Charter, and Is espeolaliy adaptel for river worlr. Apulrto F. EIHSUKQ, BoherfTs Bntldlags, Fort-street : Anctlona '-| TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. • '< BANANAS, rINE APPLES, ETC. Ex b,b. Taiaroa, from Levnka. TO BB SOLD BY AUCTIOW, AT ARTHUR'S MA X T, To-morrow, 11 n,m,, Q/»O BUNCHES BANANAS O vP/W 85 oases Plnoapples, eaoh2BHCoB TO-MORKOW, AT NOON. CLEABINcToUT SALE. \ TOYS, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, BOOTS, FAbOY GOODS, • &c, &c, &c. AT ARTHUR'S MA RT '"'•■ (Furnitaro Depaitment). TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. O CABES WELLABSORIED TOYS ■ & Sundry Lots Of Drapery Olothlcg, Boots. Books Fanoy Hoods, Jewellery Bold and silver Watohei Guns, Pistols Bus., &a,, fto, TO.MOKKOW. BANANAS t B \NANAS I PINES 1 AND COOOANBTSI Ex Taiaroa, from Lovuka. L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, To-morrow < ' hursdaj), at 3 o'clock sharp, 3.0 banohes Bauanae . 2 oaees Pines 20 bags Ooooanuts Sydney Oranges ami Manflstinos expected by Rotorua. SATURDAY AT 2 O'OIOCK. AT O N r. II U N G A. a CARBINES & TAYLOR d |_| AT£ received inatrnctions from Mr J. 0 EH J. Austin. Bxeontor In thu U»tate of thtt r lots Mrs 11. Austin, to toll by auotion, at hut late residence, tymonds-street (near the Moral ■ Oak Hotel), OnohuDKa, on Saturday, at two t o'cloor, 3 HoUte™?s LD FUfINITUR« »n« Kitchen 1 OrooKory ware, Qlaea ware, Toota, &c. " t, . Also. :" ■■?' 3 Bpring Carts 3 Sots of Harness 1 Ueefnl Qolot Uorao n ?!. d,Se> *iridle. Hv. Firewood • a Milking Cowa and 1 Calf BalryuteDßils &C, &C, &o, '» At 2 o'clock sharp; y^ ; CARBINES & TAYLOB. • 'Continued on towrthJPcge.)