A NEWS ZEALAND DIVORCE CASE.

Parties Known at the Waikato,

At tho Adelaide (3. A.) Supreme Court on •Soiitembcr 19th, beforo Mr Justice Andrew, a petition for divorce, filed by Mary Eliza beth Kos6 against her huslnnd, lfdward Stewart Uobo, ou the ground of cruelty and desercion, was heard, i here was no ap pearance of respoadont or co-respondent {Elizabeth M. Maddeck). Tbc petitioner, in her aiOdavit, said she wa» married to the respondent on 27ih June, 1864, at Cam bridge, Now Zealand. Ihty lived thore for some yearn, imd several children were born, Ko»poudeut aarried ou the busi ness of licensed viottViller. In June, 1876", _he left Cambridge for Auck land in company with his housekeeper, Elizabeth Mar^rct Maddock, Subse quently they left Auckland at about the sanio time. Kcspondont told petitioner that he was embarrassed in his bmiuees, and ie woujd be better settled in bis absence, bat she heard nothing about him for two year 3. in March last, in conse quence of receiving au anonymous letter, she came to Adelaide, rind found respondent connected with the police force. He had obtaiucd the children, whom she had placed in the care of their grandfather. Petitioner asked Rose about the children, and be said they wore with his wife. She (Mrs Ko?e) rejoined that she was hii wife.- Respondent oaid ho considered Elizabeth Margaret Maddock to be bii wife, adding that ho did not intend to live wi'h petitioner again or do anything for her.' further nilid»vits were read, identifying Itosc aud huparnmour, and proving thnt a child had1 been born of tile liaison. Tbc court held tbat desertion and adultery bad been provol, and accordingly granted the decree for divorce.

SOINTILLATIONS.

Solomon was tho fir*t m»n who propoied to |>att the heir in the middle.

An sestbotio butcher gazed on a beef enr ■enso just opoDud, put-up his bauds and murmured " What a beautiful interior."

Does tho chimney swoap play tho flue it!

The Unitod Press Association directors »nd manager airived from tho South to-day to hold thttir annual meetinp.

PoeU Jtpend their idle summors in writiug wimmtr idyls. Nantucfcct has a girl pilot only 17 yoars old. Knows all the buoys in the found, you gin bet. An esthetic correspondent says that Jo.h Billings bas a vulgar walk. Yes; a kind of Billings' gait. It was a favourite remark of Daniel Wflb ater that Guatemala would never ba satisfied until it Gnatemauliiig Last year nearly 155,000 toss of fish wera dolivemd in Billingsgato, London. Bishop ltodwood returued from Sydney to Wellington oy the e.s. Wakatipu last Thursday. Mrs Hamjiaon was entertained at a fare ■well tca-niccting at Now Plymouth before leaving for Waoganui. The London " Sporting Mirror " for July contains biographies and full-page portraits of Murdoeb, Spoftartb, Jones, lionuur. and Giffen,

Mrs Judgo Hilton, an American lady, "who lost her voico nearly thiee ytars ago, tia? regained it while inhaling ether for the alleviatiou of palo.

There was a disgraceful scene on a recent Sunday at the Madeleine, ia Pari«. One of the church officials found it neceisaty to expel a tro»p of J'ritish excuisionists of the "'Arry" pattern, wko were misbehaving themselves grossly during high miss, and exciting disgust among tha worsh'pptrs. Mrs Alexander, the wife of v farnnr in the Waimea district, near Mandiviile, Otngo, routed balf-a-dozon bailiffs, and her husband was thus enabled to make .way "with somo of the cattle. Mrs Alexander is repotted to bo a crack shot. Mr Johu Sheehan arrived to-day to at tend the Native Lands Court. Ho has re <rvpred from his recont attack of diph theria.

The three famous English cricketvs —the Sudd Brother«—ate actifo nicmbars of General Kootu's l-alvation Army. The Waitaki, with tbo S mthem portion of the outward San Cranci.-co mail, sailed from Wellington for Taranaki ai>d Manu kan at 2.45 yesterday afternoon.

Judge "Williams, of Melbourne, is " down "on the police force. The other day ho remarked in Court that ho had po'sqnally called the attention of constablis to asiaulta, and "they had declined to tike any notice." The ca»tor oil plant, so much U3cd in ornamental gardening, is said to bo fatal to insect li'o. A sinule specimen placed in a room infested by flies is reported to have caused the tormenting insects to disappear with remarkable rapidity. Ths cricket season, at Wellington, was opened with great eclat on Saturday, Lunch was givMi in the afternoon, at which Sir James Prendergast (Acting-Governor), Mr Whitaker (Premier), Mesirs C. Jnhn- Bton, M, II Levin, .and AY. Hutchison (M.H.E's.), and the Major and City Coun cillors w»re present. Wjrbort'ltetYe has leased tha Adelaide Theitre for a sca«on. He will open in "Diplomacy" next month. '

Ata meeting of the creditors of David Fo'syth, butcher, Port Chalmers, the liabi lities were stated to be £5191 ; ass ts, £2558, partly secured. The National Bank hold a bill of cale to secure £2500.

According to tbe Taranuki "Herald," the Hnn. Mr Dick, when on his way from Auckland to Wellington, went over the breakwater works and said that he had heard very unfaTouwble reports about the breakwater, and, hetoro vifitinf' it, he was not impressed in i's favour, hut he was glad to state that his opinion had changed. A Brisbane- correspondent writes :— " There scorns to bo n»w do difficulty in persuading emizranti to come. We have some active ard zealous agents wtirkiog hard for ns in England and Scotland." The Rotomahana will leive Dunedin for Melbourne on October 16th, arriving the nialit bfforr. the Melhonrne Cup. The native difficulty ia the "burning question" in Western Australia just now. The Government promises to keep the black ontside shooting raoge of the white.

A child, four years old, tbe son of Mr Woodford, has been drowned in the Waioeka river, Opotiki. The Polki have made their debut at the Princess Theatre, Melbourne, wben the comedy of "Tbe Strategist" was produced. Signor Giorza leads tbe orchestra.

St. Louis has two pretty female homoeo pathic pbyoici&ns. Their first patient was a in in who said he had nenr.il.ia from too ranch kissing, and wanted to be treated on homcepatbic principles. Miss Helen Gladstone, one of the Pre mier's daughters, is principal of Newnham College. I. D. Walker, the crack Middlesex cricketer, will not, after all, accompany Mr Ivo Bliph's team.

'Ihe English Government, it is reported, have determined to sell the London Custom House, and the site which has known that institution for more than 500 years, will know it no more forover.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

iDoforo Mfßsrs W. J. Hurst and K. I»»ac8.)

I)uUNlC*nn&B9.— lx persons wore piuished for thia ofrVnT. My Hohse 1 My Hobbe.—Stephen Maroh was ohutKod with being drunk and Incapable of tilting oare ot ha horae nnd rart, la Karan eariauo Koaf>, o» the 7th Int.—Sergeant Ciartte proved ttio eaße. -Prisoner aoknowledßed being s r n_fr,_B>laod2''saT)dOoßh. or 48 honru. Bbbaohkb of Bv-l»ws.—Jiich&ril Toagne was charged wlca crosslog iha footpath In Bntlandstreet with a wagon ond twohoraes, wlthoattiecmlselonot 'ho City Councll.-un the npi)llcatlon of Mr Pardr. in^truotcd by the City Kn«?ineor, the charge was withdrawn. Edwin Ca<r ws ohante.l on eummons with omslng an otjs'ruction in Cuatom-howc street, on the 3rd instant, by plaoiDg timber thtreon, —Mr Ootter stated the caae and called tho Ia- Bpeotor.—Qeorgu rtoldle. Inapeotor, »prodncoa bylaw No. 6 and nc»ted that he wont Into Oußtom-boua-3tr>et, and opposite the «ewZea land Comp«ny'd workp, ho saw a man placing timber on the footpath: the man said lip bud instrnottoni from Me Oarr.— To tne B-Hioh: He h»d uiven the company ve'bU warning'.-Mc Carr said he would admit tha offence. Tho allotments were tha property of the oompany, and for the last 18 yours ttioy had bean In the habit of unloading timber per ding Its removal.—Mr Cotter said defendant inuit be In error in sating 18 jearp. — Mr Carr said he had baen in tbat line ot bnal ness In the locality for that neriod. The Honoh ronnrJtod upon the oAse, and thonght a nominal penalty would be sufficient as nn example.—Mr Cotter B»H he woula be sitlhlled with thede olelon of the Bench.-Fined is aod oosta.

(Before J. W. MacJonald, ffiffq., It.M.)

UNWiRiuNTJBLB.—CharieB Boper was ohargedwith committing a vJoleDt atssnUon the purr on o( Samuel Joneß, by catohlng him by the throat, and threatening to do him phjsloal harm, anrt using indeeant language.—Mr L»ish loy'upp iftrad tor tha defeiunt, who pleuaad not gnlly.— It waißbewnln ovWeno« that theri' pute hid arisen on a claim for » small amount. —Ths Bench thought a nominal flno of ona Bhlliiog and ooßts would unffioe.—Ordered aooordißKly. MiifjND Doos,-James Rogers was charged with keeping a^ nnrealßtorßrt dog on ma oromiaea. but as tbo woor ooa waa dead, Mr Cotler withdraw the oharae.-Henry Smith lor negleotluß to renter hia Buaulel aged .7 months, was fined Is aud ooate.—Albert Fisher did not Rptew to meet a blmilw charge,-

Constable MoUlollan deposed that ho waited upon Mr Fisher with tbe Bummoiiß at tho Oootdental Hotel. U.-fondant stated that the little harmless brute belonged to Mr* Fisher; horoEns d to own lr.—Hlß Worship oonoldored that Mr Fieber know tho law bovter tbon that; IDs and oonts.—Jobn Darby and Robert Jonuln eon were lined Is each and Ifrederlok Bold sj. —Daniel Taylor B*ld heoonlti not luinst ot being •he o wnor ot tho drg, which belonged to Mrs Taylor, and Bho hod compiled with ihe requlre 'iients ot ihe law.—Mr Cotcor said be had b on Instructed by Mr Qoldia that Mra Taylor bad rcK'.Bterot).—Wlthdrowr.

OnsraucTiON.—James Dempsoy was sum moned to answer a charge o£ placing building material ia Hobson-atneet, On the Gth October, without rofruiasion oE the City Council.—De fendant pleaded guilty, but explained that tho material was there but a very short time, and ho had procured a permit;.—tJaao dismissed. Wrong Again.— Thomas Sims, alias Hichard Owen Brigstock, was brought up on two charges of obtaining money under false pretencoa—(l) with presenting «n ardor on Mr Itobart Brown ing on tho Gth September, nnd obtaining from James Kne the Bum oE £5; and (2) with forging and uttering a chenuo for £2 103, purporting to bo signed by Charles Cecil Taylor, on the 7th instant, with intent to defraud.—ln this cage Mr Pardy aeked for a remand, as prisoner bad only recently been arrested.—ltamaudcd until Wednesday next—Prisoner was admitted to bail-himself in £50 and two surotios in £25eachi This was all the business.

SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY.

Half-yearly Meeting.

The half-yearly general meeting of the South British Fire and Marine insurance Company was held this afternoon, Mr W, C. Daldy, chairman of directors, presiding. There was a Urge attendance of share holders DIRECTORS' RKPORT,

The report for the half-year ended 31at August last was submitted by the directors in follows :—The incunio fiom premiums, iutorcst, nnd tramfer fees, including tho bnliißoe brought forward from last ha;f ye»r, is £126,150 10s; tbu goneral expenditure is £100,897 13i 2*l. Tho bataico to credit of Prolit and Los« Account,, at the close of the books, was £25,282 16s lOd, from which yeur director* have curried £10,000 to Reserve Fund ; and from tho rewnining balance, £15,282 IGs 10ii, they recommend tho payment ef a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, nnd bonus of -J per cent., absorbing the sum of £7,500. Should the dividend as recommended be sanctioned by tbc shareholders, it will bo pjyabl •kt tho head cilice ef tho colupaoy, on Wcd»')»day, W 11th instant, aud at tho several broncbci and ugcucios on receipt of advices. It will bo the dnty (A tbc share holders to elect two directors, in the place of VV. C. Daldy and Hichard Uobbs, Esqs., who retire in accordaace with tho articles of Association, but who are eligible and offer themselves for re-election. It will be necessary to elect auditor* in placo of John Bulger and T. L. White, Ksqra,, who retire, but who are eligible and offer themselves for reelection.—Kor the Board of Director*, W. C. Daldy, Chairman. Auckland, 9th October, 1682.'' STATEMENT Off ACCOUNTS.

Th-i atutomont of accounts for the half-yo&r omlui August 'Sit t w»8 Man aa follow* :—

Pkokit and I o« Acooukt.—Dr.; To flro and marine losses, paid and outstanding, £51833 lla 9d; ro-lnturanocs, £25179 12a Id; agente' commissions, salaries, »nd othvr ttx peaoui, £17.117 S»2d : advertising, printing, and iUUnnery, £U43 3s 9d ; Underivrltorb' Asaocla tUu and lire brljwliw. £567 6« sd: Ucversment licenses and taxes, e-158 11«; amount written olf 011100 (urntturo and proportion, fllOOO; oarrlua to reserve fnnrt. £10,0tU; balance, £15.28216s lOd. I'oial. £128.180 10s.—Cr. I Hybilanoo bom last tmlC-y&ur, less dividend paid, £3878 18a Stl ; tiro and marine pr«roluniß, £111.611 16*8(1; lntcroat received and ucorutd. £5069 Ida 2a; transfer fu»s. £30 fa, Total, 4126 180 10>\

Balancu-siiuot.—Dr.: To capital subscribed, £1,000,000; capital paid-np, reserve fund, and profit and lobs account, £205,282 16a lOd; unpaid dtvidonda, £122 -is 3d; appropriation for unpaid losses, £11.000: outstanding accounts. £10,902 5s lOd. Total-£227,307 6311 d. Cr.: Hy lands, pro perties, and loans en mortgage, £102,897 2s 3d: stock and debentures, £59,191 fls 3d; United States bonds, £12,3i0; deposits at call, £12,C00 ; casllin bank, £4304 8s sd; balances at agencies and tranches, £20,617 -'a 3d: outstanding ac counts, £5217 te 3d j ollko inrnituro at liead ollico and branches; £1200. T0ta1—£227,307 6s lid.

In moving the adoption of the report and balance-sheet, the chairman Baid: Gen tlemen — The accounts placed before you are concise, and speak for them selves. 1 may term it the increasing balance-sheet, for when compared »nh the bul«ice-sheet of the corresponding imlf yrar iv 1831, it shows an increase in cveiy item, In Receipts of the large sum of £42,423, of which £42,149 ia for ntt pre miums, a conclusive proof that tlio busi ness of the company has been carried on onargetically. You will naturally dieiro to know from what source »he litrgo incrcair has arisen. X am happy to say it is from a general increase of receipts at every branch and agency of the company,now 27, excepting two small ones. It does not aris: from increased amounts on single risks, as wo are now under writing smaller nmouats than has ever been done before. Keeling it v ssifer to divide risks by exchange basincsj, our rc-iusmranccs »ro £25,479, therefore, you may rtly upon its being a genuine increase, ari»ing princi pally from the care andenergy of onr general manager, managers of branches, agents, and stall of employe's, to whon, great credit id due. I have said there is an increase on all the items, but, although the amount of expenses is larger, it is four per cont. less than for past half years, becau.o it covers so large an increase of businets, and losses less by seven and a half per cunt, from like cause. The only other inattor I sh »li now refer to is th? proposal to make the dividend at the rate of fifteen per cent, per annum, which, :with our Increased business and reserve, I feel every confidence will be maintained. The carrying £10,000 to reserve is evidence the directors have not swerved from th»u original policy of build ing up the company by accumulation of an ample reserve, and, at the end of oar tenth year, the shareholders will only have iccelved in dividends £509 in excess of the amount received for intei cat on investments. As I shall hare to refer to this matter again, I now propose the adoption of the report and balance sheet as now read.—Mr R, G. Wood secoided the motion for the adoption of the report And balance-sheet.—Agreed to.

-McnoN of Dirictohs —Mr A. Board man moved that Messrß W. 0. Daldy and K. Hobbs bs re-elected directors.—Mr John Lamb secoaded the motioc, which was agreed to.

Mr Daldy, in lliaukine tbe meeting, said ho wai one of the original directors, and bad tea j ears' experience. Heielt, therefore, tbat the compliment paid him was flattering, Ke was, as they knew, retiring from other branches of business, and was making the South British a hobby. They had now 27 ollicej and branches, and success had atten ded their efforts ia all directione.—Mr Hobbs, in returning thanks, said much of their success was due to tbeir officers, who were energetic and able men. He believed they were laying the foundation of a great concurs, and would go on and prosper. Auditors.— Messrs Batger and T. L, White were re-elected, on the motion of Mr Hughes, seconded by Mi Balph Keesing.— Mr Batger returned thanks to the share holders for their confidence. The books of the company were well kept, in fact, they could not be kept on a better or sounder principle than they were, Thamks.—On the motion of Mr John Lamb, a vote of thanks wai passed to the directors, m&unger, and office-bearers.— The chairman and manager responded. This coocluded the business of the general meeting.

Extraordinary Meeting.

Ancxraordfnary meeting of shareholders was held immediately afterwards. On the motion of Mr Joseph Howard, Mr W, C. Daldy was voted to the chair. The mana ger read the advertisement convening the meeting, which was to consider a proposal to increase the-present nominal capital of the company, by the is*ue of 50,000 new share* at £20 each, to £2.000,000. Ia moving that the capital of the company be increased, the chairman referred to tbo desire expressed by the directors f 10m time to time to extend the sphere of tbe com pany's They had long folt that, with the increased competition and lowering of rates in thia colony, it was the safest and wisest course to pursue, Accordingly, they had extended tbeir london business by uniting with other Colonial companies, and so far the result had been satisfactory. They had re cently opened a "branch in the Cape Co'cmy with very good prospects, and were now gatherina information from various aoun>s with the view of commencing operations in other parts of the woild. The result of the extension of bnsiness had been shown to day by un increased revenue over 1881 of £42,000 on premiums. Such an extended business must be bacKed by adequate capital and rescrves'to maintain requisite credits and command tha respect of the iDsurers of tbo world. With that view, they had carried every pound tbey could to the tfeserve Fund, row amountißg to £90,000. Thfy would seß by the mode in which it was proposed to call up the present issue that it was optional with shareholders to pay at once on acceptance or at stated time, and rank tor diridend, or to extend their payments over _» period of two years, receiving a fail intereit thereon, as might suit them. Whichever course they might take would

give the company £63,000 to receive with in two years. With regard to the balance of issue, a desire had been expressed that their shares should be obtainable in other places than New Zealand, and if this could be done so as to increase tho influence and business of the company, the directors wouli be placed in a position-to entertain tbe same. Tho new capital would principally be Joined in New Zea land, and used in promoting tbc various industries of the colony, Since the foundation of the company, nearly the Whole profits had gone to reserve, and be sides an average dividend of 10 per cent, a large amount liul been added to share holders' capital. This w.is uo mcaik remit", but they must look for a larger fields- Mr Joseph Howard seconded the resolu tion.

Mr ITughos suggested that the increase 1)0 £500,000 or that only 25,000 shares be issued now, and tho remainder be reserved, He also pointed out that tbc object might be gained by a call of Ida. If he were present at tbc subsequent meeting he Would move that tbe shares be issued at a premium of 10s. He moved as an amend ment—That only 25,000 shares of £20 each be issued.

Mr Wood seconded the amendmont. He wished to know what the money was re quired for. No 'explanation on that point hod been made. Mr Boiirdmun spake in opposition to the lnci case of capital. The chairman, in replying to Mr Wood, said they could not be expected to estab lish business at Cape of Good Hope or anywhere without a credit—and they must have a £10,000 credit, or people would nut giv« them business until they were assured that there was money to meet tho claims. This was what the increase of capital wns principally required for. Messrs Hiluon and Batger spoke in sup port of tho motion, The Directors declined lo aoctpt tho amendment.

Mr Bur.tow said they were not going to got tho accession ot hinds all at enco. The money would come in gradually during the next two yearn. Only four shareholders rated for the amendment, and the motion was passed unanimously. The mooting tbon proceeded to consider proposed alteration* ia tbc articles of a«ao ciation.

THE REV. JOSEPH COOK.

Wk would remind our readers of the Iroturo to be dolivertd to-morrow morning at tho Opera House at 11 o'clock, by the Kcv. Joseph Cook of Boston-.

MINING.

Old C*I.BDONIiN.—The manager's report re ceived to-day BliUoi that tho urlvo has been cleared out and re4lmborod, 87 feet still carry ing solid irrouDd. The lcador is two and a half feet in thickness and looking well. Work 1b progressineJ favourably in rarioua parts of tho mine. Tho trial lot from top of rise at No. 1 level is Bhaping for about lUdvrts por lotd. This plaoo nan tmprov«d a little, (told showing ia thn foatwfcll portion of tbo reef. A f«w paundi of plokod siono came to hand from here last week, Lewaß and party oruibed 2)} toaa far ISoai lßdwt», and Williams and party 16 ton* for Kk>z» idwts.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

OCTOBitn 9, 1881 Rank of Now Zealand— Buyora, £23 n« 61 Now Zoiland I»surfcno«-f»U«r«, JJ7 7g Boatti British bsaranoo-628 6d; ouin National ln«nr»i>o»-Sellers, 30d AuokUnd ttaa—Buyers, tss Union Bash aid Uoor Ca-Sollert, £816s Corom»»del Bte»m Co.—Uuysrg. 1U 6d Now Z.aUnd 3hl#pln»- Hi; nolhir*. £1 18a 6d FUher and Compujy-lla Cd; bouom, 11s M Acoldomt- 5< 2d Qoldun Orown—Buyers, 13a 3d Qnwßof Bo»ai»-2U8«: buyers, 2ls 6d; soil- Bn>wHod Prince lanclil- Burer*. Da Hnmibrlea'Gulli-Bnjoru, 3U 6d JOUEPH NKWMAN. Stocotary.

K.M. COURT.

(Beforo J. K. Macdonald, R.M.)

Adjoubkkd Sittino. Saturday, 2r.M,

McCormlck v. Kac.— This was an action to rccorcr payment of £331 Is 3d. for damages com nut»d by defendant while In plaintiff's sorvlce. Mr JlcOonulok appeared in person j Mr Cottor appeared for defendant,— Mr MoCorniick ap plied for a furthsr adjournment, as his solicitor wns engaged in tho Supreme Court.—Mr Cottor objected, us tho cash had already boon twlco adjourned.—Tho R.M. doclded that ho could not (rrant a further adjournment.—Mr McUormick then said ho would tako a nonsuit,—Nonsuited accordingly, with £514s lid costs. ltao v. llcCormick.—This was a ro-hcarlng of a oase In which judgment had been previously given for tbo plaintiff for £31 10s and costs.—Mr Cottor appoared for plaintlflf.—Mr McCormick appeared in porron, and asked for a furthor ad journment.—Mr Cotter objocted, as this caso had already boeL. for r» month 'aofore tho Court. His Worship decided that ho could not grant a further adjournment, and confirmed his proviou* judgment for tho plaintiff, with *3 3& costs of ro-hcariug.

It will bo seen by advertisement that tho Foresters of Onchnnga have decided to establish a juvenile branch of thoir Ordor in Onohunga. Ino coromony will take placo to-morrow (Tues day) evening, In tho Temperance Hall, when all I oreaters are reauestod to attend in regalia.

Jchn Bell, founder of tbo London " Boll'« Weekly Messenger," which bas just changed hands, was, according to Leigh Huit (once its editor), the first printer who oonfined the letter "s" to ite present ebape, and rejected altogether the old Mike form.

THE AOGKLAJNII-' K^EI^ITO '■ ;f«*A^ -MONDAY, OGTOTEIfJIf



MBt) bill If B> \ UCKLAHD CITY NORTH. MR. PKACOOK will addreu the •leoton of Auckland City North on the work of tbe Uto aonalon TO-NI9HT. 9th lnatant, at 8 p.m., In the Temperance Hal), Albert-street. A UCKLANU CHORAL SOCIETY. NOTICE TO PERFORMING MEMBERS. Presentation to Anon. Clakk, Esq., TO NIGHT, 7.30; Behearsa.l immediately after wards. H. GILFILLAN, JTOB., Hon. Sec. THE AUCKLAMD PHONOGRAPHIC aOCIKTT meats in Cla" room of Baptist Ctyaroh. Welioaleyßtwflt, TO-MORBOW (Tuot dayl HVBNINO, at 7.30. c. M. HAY, Bon, Sec -tfffijtofo. fVOXJRT PRIDK OF ■^^$iii_i& ON«:m;NQA. No. 5.261, ts2§rtl|?Sfti A JUVItNILK COURT In i*'_£K3firinrsi "•nntotlon with the abovo will 4 ftTw^Mßfill*l9 opened In the Temporanco feiJli&jMWWJHjfiß B n!1- unehnng a, on TU ASD \Y, *""^WI'I Ootober lOih. at 8 p.m., when all Foresters »ro invited to attend in regalia. By otdsr of the 0.8. GKORHK T. CODUN, Seoretsry. Court 6,381. \ MEETING of Cabinetmakers will be r\. heia at the Worklvx Men's Cluh on WttDNKHDAY. at half-past seven, to appoint Delegate for Right Hours' Demonstration, , TOE NEW ZEALAND NATIVE LAND BKTTLKMBNT COMPANY MMITKD). The ordinary Annual Meeting of Shareholders will be held ai Qlsborne on TUKdDAY, the 7th et November. By order of tbe Directors. tf Darn ana KeaiaenoA BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—Vacan alee far a faw Hlnglo flentlnmen, algo Married Conples: large comfortable rooms. Flrst-oliffl table kept. House sltaatad within I fire minntos* walk of Qneen-Btreet.—For ad dresa. fee apply at STAR offlo*. OARD & RtsaIDENCE. Wanted, a regpeotable Boarder In a private family.— Fnr Krirtrcßß sonly Stab office. g iKOYDON VILL*. Vincent-street, one VV o( the moat comfortable Boarding Houses in Auckland. Terms-Moderate, flunge and Shower Batb.-MK9. FOLLKB. i okivate board and kesioknce I X for Single Gentlemen or Married Couple ' at Mrs Boston's, Pitt-street, opposite the Con : RreKatlonalOhnroh. J JM- O X I O K. ! PBIVATK BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Ladlea and Gentlemen, Kseo Villa, Tnrner atreet, .about tour minutes! walk from the 1 Market, Kdward Habk, Proprietor. Terms very moderate..—The hDuae is very oommodlouß and well-furnished, and the best nocommoda ; tlon gnaranteod. 'fiOVKRNOK BKOWNK HUTKfc, , \JT HOBBON-BTRKKT. . ' Board asd Lodhinq __..--_..JOb per Week ' ; SiNQtiß Room !"*• i Volunteer Notices. i! iiIBTRICT OKDEIIF. , I - Militia and Volunteer Office AnoUan4, 9th Ootsber, 188-2. Tha Officer commanding thu Militia and 1 Yolnntarr Diatriet requeios all Officers of the ' various Carps in Auckland to moot him at the : above Ofll«V»n FKIDAY BVXHINO next. ! tha 13th luatant, at 8 o'clock, to take Uto oob sldormlon ouch matters as mar be broueh r before them in oonneotion with v oiuntcers. B. WITHBR3, M B Jor, I Commanding Auckland Yolnnteer Dletiiot,



Wanted. WANTED, a good Girl to assist i hous'i work.—Apply to Mrs Yount Harding-street. Y\T ANTED, a strong active Boy,—G ? * f. Jakloß. Oaatainhonse-stroat. ANTED, a Message Boy.-Appyl Jus. i.osllo, Urooor, Parnoll. ANTED, Apprentices to the M;Ili nery.—Dnnno, Hall aad Co,, Quoot a treat. WANTED, a respectable Girl about I for hoaeowoi k;—Apply at the Nevad, Hotel. WAN ] ED,.1, Boy for country.—Appl' It. Hlndle y. College Road. WANTUD, Three Lads about 14 year of OKO at tho Mloklund vKrated Co'c Workß. Wollealoyntreot; good wayoß; WA * TJlsD > Tffo B°y* about 14 yeat: it ot ago.—Apply J. uroy and Son, Edei CWBCCBt. . WANTKD, Apprentices aod Improvers —Mrs Pargio, Dress and Mant'e Maker topot Qroy atrect. WANTED, a respectable Goneral Her vant. able to do plain cooking.--Mn Brenrly, bntohor, Mobaon-mrcct. WANTED, a good Cttbilietmakor,- Apply at Qiirllck and Oranwoll, Qaeer and Lorno-Btreetf, Auckland. \\7 AmTEU, a stoat Lad to tak« charg< m of horae and trap: wages and board,- Apply betwoen 11 and 12 to-morrow (Tuesday morn Ing, at Munro and MllUgnn's. Hobion-aT. WANTED, a respectable girl as Genera Servant—ADPly Mrs Kavanagh. Board Ing-houeo, Nelson-street, uueond houso (roc Cook-street. WaNTBD, a strong Boy to milk- Apply Melbourne Store, top of Pitt street, betwoon 8 and 9 a.m. "■* ANTED, Boot Machinists, also Girls ai appromiooa.—Xouog Bros,, Durham Btreet ICatt. • WANTED, 3 good General Servants good wngas glvsn,— Mm Jaok'i Her vbiiU' Rnglgiry Oflioe. Monnt gdan Koad. WANTED, a Servant.—Apply to Mrs W'avu, Boroa(ord-3troot, oppewito ihi Chapel, % \J a«TED, Machinists and ir»Ue«iner T i to sand in tbelr Account" against the Auckland Club forthwith.—W, Vlood, Koore tory. WANTED, a good Servant ; no wash loor,—Apply Mrs W. tf. J. BoU. Nugbnt Btroot, olTKybcr P«b«; WANTED, at oiice, one Houssmutd, one Uirl to assist. 3 Sorvants where other sorvaata are kept, 1 strong girl vi Genoia! Servant, no washing.—Apuly at on bo at Mrs WhttoombVß ltsgUtry sjlllco, Uobton Btreet, 3 doors from WoUloglon-ttrnote ANTED, a Uood »oy. — Apply Qoodaoro ft; Leo, Ooopeiß, Wyndham. Btreot. WANTED, Apprentices to tho dress making.-Apply Mrs Whoatloy, Manu kan Road. Parooll. __ VxTArTTED, Two Smart Boys—Shirt- YV land Sawmill Cagtom-honae-Btreet. WANTED KHUWW—Men s Uraces, •U : Boys' do, Cd: Boys' Jean Hits, 9<l; Worsted, Id tho skein: Crlaolottes, 1b 66. Hoi ling ofl at Damplor'g. wakofleld-streot. WAMTKD, a Draper's Asßiataut,— Apply 'iaokr, Ligan, S'seu fc Co. WANTKD, a respectablu Girl as ap prentice to flnt-olaaa Tailorcoa—Apply Mrs Davidson, Marmlon-Btreot, off Uvpor Quoon Btreet. WAiNTED, a respectable, tidy Girl about U.—Apply to Mra HvvunViorougb, Tobtoconißt, Fort Btroet. | WAM'ItD, by a steady, respectable Yoing Man, a Sltuatloa as ttoreman or carter; andoratonda horao'; good roferencep. —Apply by letter KO. thla offlco. WANTKD, immediately, stTor6o Com petent haLilu; also apprentices; per manent iimploymant and bighoßt salary pnld.— Nell Campbell, PoDsonby OlothlDg Fnotoryi Kngland-airoot. WANTKD, an Apprentice to tho Dross- making.—Mjg T. U. Smith. Kybor Pnw. \\T ANTED, Good Dressmakers. Im • • provers and Apprentlcea.—Apply to Mrs Hodgklns, Btolbourno llouso, Victoria Koad, North_Sliore. WANTED, Situaiions for General"Ser vants : goo<l roforencor.—Apply nt Mrs Whlteombo's Rogistrj- Ofllcc, Hobson-etreot, 3 doora from WoUlngton-Btreot. \*7"ANJ*D KNOWN-Plana ol Pro » T porties at Calllvpa Point, noar Dovonport Wharf, kto ready, aid may bo had of tho Auo tloneer, It. C. Hreonwood, Quconnitroet. WANTKO, two refpectabio young men Boarders In a quiet family, irhero no others aro kept—Mr* Ueortce Payni>. top of Franklin Road, tho third honso off Ponsonby Road, on tho right hani Bldo. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Merino Drawem. in lid ; Mnrlno Unde»Bbirtß. la 3d: LambV Wool Hocks, 74<i. Hellln« oil' at l>qmuler*H \VfJc>-fl#ld-Rtrret Bliop. iV AISTiO, a I'cneial aorvant.—Mrs T T R. Arthur, Hepbnrn-atreet. WANTED, the Public to come aud Beo tha Gas Illnmlimtlon on Saturday orem- Ing at a PAKKKK'd, fiulitur, &c, Welleeley ilraot (oppoalta Hew Opera Howl. \\f ANTBD, a per.«on to adopt a Littlo ▼ » Girl, di years old.— vpply Jottn Colllck. 3t. neorga's Bty tioad (boaßO Utely oocupled by Mr Bpoem. hatore 7 a.m. or after 7 p.m. vt/AN'I ED, a Kind Person to adopt a t T r>abj.—ADDly at Btar ouloe, between 12 und 2 oq Monday. \\/ ANTED KNOWN-Two oz. Kecla Vt Black Tcraad. Id. n»u»l price Is; Women* While Hoft.m; Trlcopheronaplt 3d.— Belli-nnff; a-. Oamni-r's Wati«fleld-stre!aMhop. WANT»D, a GeDeral Servant for the Ccuntr). \fagea, 10a pur weak,—Apply Mra Wells, Grry-stceet. "AN ItD, an Eir«nd Boy, about 15 yeara ot age-Apply Garlics and Cran weiu_ WANTKD, Intending Pnrcbasers to call for lithographic Plaas of bunny ilde, Norm Shore, for s«ie by auatlon on Wed nesday, 11th October, noon.—X. O. Greenwood, Auctioneer. • WANTKD KftOWN, Men'B Tweed TroUßeri, in fit, Man'l Dra* r?ofc F«lt tlats. 2a 6-1; Hlvit Felt iUU (hn'd), 3e Ba. 3olllog off at DampUr'B Walcuflo'd-Btreet Shop. WANTED, a Fireman ; also, a Carter and two or three Labouring Hands used to timber.—M. H. Koo, Ononunga. WANTED, a Btrong Boy. Gooa wagea. Apply at tho Hobaon-etrcot Bhop.—W. H. U«mpler. \Af ANTED, a etrong Girl 17 or 18 yeara » V of ago for gonoral housework; no wash- Ing.-Apply to G. V. Stephens, 187, Queon-fltroot. ANTEL>, HereTal Machinists.—Black and 60., Victoria-street East. \*/AttTKD KNOWN, Grand Lot Bum- T T mcc Flowers, 04 tho banch ; nloa Lot ol Kar-rInRH. 3* P»lr; fuller's Kanh, Id largo pkt.— Belling off; atD&mplei'a Wakofloid-strootahop, AMTBD KNOWN -Mrs Whitcombt has opened a Refflttry for Momhlj Nuraoalß connection with her Registry vtSix tot Hor-BBta In liobaon-stroot, 3 doora tion Walllngton-Btrcer. WANT6.D, a General Smith, also s Striker and Two Strong Boys,—Goorgi Leahy, Doote Iron Worns. «*/ ANTKD KNOWN, Infants' Bibs, VI ia; Unbleached Calico, 2}4; Bleachec Do., Sid; Lot of Dro»a Buttons, Id the doz n.— Bbllldk off; at Dampler's Wnkeflelfl-atreotShop ANTED, tho Pnblic to Support Legl timato Tradfßpeoplo, and not toutini monopolistfl. Sco the Gas Illumination oi Saturday Evening at S. Parker's, Wollcsloy street, opposite now Opera House. ANTED KEA.D, the Middle Adver titement on the bnok cover ol tho Pennj Time Table. WANTED K«O»V*—S. PAKttER'c Showroom of Gatfl'-tings will ba lit n] with gas on Ba'urrfay ovening. Come, see, am jndge for yourself.—B. Parker, oppoßlte Net Opera House. WANTED KNOWN, Black Wadding 2d the yard; Black Velveteen, Is lid Japanese Silk, la 3d; Blue Serge, Is.—Sellini off; at Dampler's Wakefleld-aireet Shop. WANTED, two or three Bespectablt Men as Boarders in a Private Family — Apply Mrs Wataon, sixth house past Kdet Vine Hotsl, Kden Terrace. W) ANTED,—A Young Man wishes t< « » oorreßpo d wlih a Young Laly with t view to Matrimony ; U a fine Trndesinan am has good prospect^.—addross, ec closing pboto to J.0.Q.'1',, 3iAK Offlof. WANTED KNOWN, Men's Whin ant Oolourod Handkerchiefs, 4d Chest Scarves, 2d ; LonK BorltngtOJis.6l to Is Soiling off at Dampler's Wakafleld-atroot shop WANTKu, Ladies to know that T McMacter has opened a large stook o Mantles, Capeg, and Vltettes, superior styles. . \\j ANTED "KNOWN-More Bargain; Vt in Boots and Shoos, Inc'udlng Ladle; High Heeled Kvonlng Shoes. 3b 6d: Ladlee High Heeled Dress Shoes, in 6d; dents' Klastl Side Boots, 84 6d and 9a IM; at Dampler's 800 Shop. Vlotorla-stroet (late VV, Johnstono's) nea Boyamal Hotel. WANTED KNOWN —S. PABKEI having at considerable expense fiHod n a Showroom for his' argo and Cholao Sclpotlo: of Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, and Hall Light! &c. lntonds lighting tho samo with gss o Baturday evening 13th lnst., whsn he re&poo! fully invites pnbllo inspeotloo. —S. Parfeei Plamber and Gaefltter, &o. (opposite Abbott' New Opara House). WANTED KNOWN, Pink Glaze. Lining Cd: Gilt and Silvered Dree Bnttons, 3d doz.: Hair Brushes, 7Jd. Sellin off at Dampier'd Wakefleld-Btroet Shop. ANTED KiNOWiX—A. Mallinsou late of Vlotorla-Btreet, hns opened Hair Dressing Saloon In Welleßley-Btrent, thre doors below the Young Men'<s Christian asm elation. Hair Cnttlng, 6d; Shaving, 3d; Chll< ren's Hair Cnt. 3d. WANTED KINOVVN — That Lett3^ Diaries for 1883 may be had In aroi variety at Lennox's (late Wayte'd), ICO, Queei street. V*/ A JN T X D K. M U W > Plans o( Property, Calliope Point, near Davoi port Wharf, are ready, and may be bad ot \i Anotloneer, B. C. GBBKNWOOD. Qucon-yreot. W ANTBD KISOWN, Genta1 fcuperli Glover, 7Jd; Supciior Weßt End Cc lars, 84 thfl Box: Linan do. Nc. U, Hi: 16,16 —Id. Snlllncr nfrntn»Tnnim-"ii_ TO"nk-Mflnl<l-BiVr,,



- \\r ANTED, Apprentices and Improves v TV to tho Dressmaking and Millinery —A, i, O. Btepheneon; Draper. Nowton. WANTED KtfOWN — Hooka and Byes, i packets Id; Children's PJoture Handkerohiefs, Id; Mending Cotton, 2 cards Id. Selling ofl'al DAmnler's Wakeaeld-Btreot .Shop. WA NTE D, Tenants for Two aix roomed Hondas centrally situated, at '• ' North Shore. Within two minutes' walk ot i- j lower wharf; splondldly finished, and with all I conveplenoeß.—apply R. and R. JUudor. 7} vf7'AKTi£D KNOAVN, Cork Soles idfj a YY Silk Bcot Lacea, 2d the doz.; Crochet Cotton, Nop. 0, 00, 1, 1, 3. and i, lid the Bkeln. „ Sjlllng off at Uamplei'g, Wakefleld-Btreet. WaNTED, Tenders for Kcrnovlng a Building In WakoUeldstreet.-Apply " on Woilnesday at 6 p.m. to Jamaa Irwln, top of '• W'aKefleld street; - \\r ANTED, a Smart Message Boy.— 8 TT Auply J, 11. Dulton, Tui or, Vlotctls -11 Btroat Kaat. W~ ANTJSD -The Customers of Munro and Mllllgan to know that they are now • prepared with a full and choice assortment cf Tweeds and Drapery Qoodu in all departments . for tho coming Boaeon. » vS/ANTED KNOWN.—Little Boyßj V T Straw Hate, 6d; Bsok Comb?, fld; Bw . lfn Wool Siippers, is Ud; Gronadiro, 2d yard, j Selling off at Dampler'ii, Wakefleld street. WAN'I'ISD, iSveryone to Know that all Clothes at J. fl. Dalton's, Tailor, " Vlotorla-Btreot Kaet, are just as cheap as hla j Noted 60s gorge Suits. AIITANTED Known, Stay Busks, la, 3d, 1 V v and Cd; Ladles and ulrls" Fur Hats, la id; FrilllDg. Iromld; WlDdow Net. lid. eoll j Ing clt ftt Uampler'a W^lk^flald-Btro^t ghop. \A r ANTED to Purchase, any number YT Rood Laying Hens andChloke,—4duress - w. C. Thomuß, Rooky Nook, Mount Rossill Road. i vaTAJSTED lifiUWN—Working Men Vt o«n Save their Money by calllnK at tho Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Mcole I fld; Board and Lodclug 16a por week.—Note ' the addroHHi Nearly opposite the Waitomato • and oloso to the Dook, Lower Albert-street,—R. Murdoch, Proprietor. \ v, AWTJiU KfiOWN-Small Shawls", Vl 2s ; liitlo Summer do, 3} Cd ;do about - 1 yards louur, b'a; women's White Htooiclnus, lid 1 —Selling Off at Daropbi's, Wekefle d-strcet. ■ \A/ ANTED, immediately, a Handy V y Man la a Kontleman'a family, 6 mll«a - from town, to mlik, attoud to poultry, plgp, &o, ; and ouo who is able to dflvu It required, - References required — Apply to V. Rose, Hhortlund-titrukt; WANTED KNUWJV, a Perfect Cure and the only proventative against Bea -1 BlckEeea.—Apply ProfeßSor Gussoott, American 1 Herbalist, Bhurtland-»tre<it. • ' \\I ANTED KNOWN, Gents' Superior r r f atud Voitop, 2d to Od: Solltalroa. lo pair; Fur Smolclng-cnpcla 41; Genta' UinbroUne, ' 2a 93. Selling oft at Dampler's, Wakefleld-atreut. • 4a/"ANT«tD, Intonding Purchasers to VT oill for Llthographlo Pl»n» oc Sunny ilde. North Shore, for dale by Auotlon on Wed nesday, 11th Octubor, at noon. R. V, GREENWOOD, : Auotlonfer. i Wanted Known- C. Brook ks. BLUE BOOT, QUKSN-STREET, ' Is Selling Boots and Shoes Cheaper than over. Juet Landed, Ver 'Aslimore' and 'Harl Derby,' > OH TRUNKB BOOTS AND BHOKB OF EVKRY DKBORIPTION. TO BE SOLD CHEAP. SHOP OPKN TILL 9 r.M. ; \,y ANTED, THE jPUBLIC >; S: TO 00 TO CO 5 | GOODSON'B I * « .0- LONDON AKCADH, ** - ■gjt) Qacen-streot. 9f° « a ')Boajß-uo»Df) a? 5 ofj 'BaVQU7 tiOQHOI o»s B^ojaooo <% -too !?£ g &£"r GOOUBON'B SS& £ a LONOON 4KCADK, <?' go Qaoon.atrßOt. J g1 * 5 MO £ < SB GOOPSON'S LONDON AKCADK, 118, Qneen-ttreet. vy A N TED |7 N O WN BRIGRTON HOUSK-PellSßei, 3/U W 18G aKIGHTON HOUsK-mfantß' Kobea. 5/11 toßo/ Our 11/8 Hobo la specially goad vslno BRJOUTtN HuUBK-Infautß' Clooßß, 0/11 to 21/ BRIGHTON HOUBK-Infonta' Gowns from I/ll PUniforml, la lore" variety, (or nil ages. »RIOH-iO» HOUSE-Boyß' Drotses, Knlekor Suite. BRIG HTON HOU3K-ChHdren'BCoßtuniOß,s/ll btyllah Mlllinory at modoraio prloea BRIGHTON HOUBK-Hoodß, Mother Habbord BorneW, BKIGHTON HOUSK-Choap Well-made Un derolotblng. . J. KENDBLI/, BRIGHTON HOUBK, Top ov Qb»y-bthkbt. x*r a ntk'd know n— FOR OaKAP BUMMKR GOODB, THE CENTRAL ÜBAPEKY, Top o» UobsoN'Etrekt, CANNOT BE 8U«PA88BD!I! This New Kstabllßhmei.t Is becoming well known tor Its Fine Display ot— Stbaw Hath, from ild eaoh JfLowBRS, from 3d a sp>ny Vhathehb, Laukh, HxnuuNß, Sec, eqoally ohoap Pababoi b, from Is Ud ViMHKKw.ab, from 2b 9d Oai.icoh Sd Taiu.k liinkv. from 121 d; and BHBITINO, lOJtl All other (soodn the best valuu fur oath Kobh HATa. 3d to Od. ANTED KNOWN, Mcna' Siiirts, Is Cd; do (with oollars), 1b 8d; Gents' Rogntta Shirts. 2s fa ; White do,, 3» Gd. Soiling off at Damplet'a Waftefle)d-atreet Hbop. YVANTKD KNOWN —». jfAKKKR t t having jast opened a l*rge and Splen did Assortment of GiufltMng. &0., oonplßtlnu of i. 3, nn-l 2-Llght Gts liters; Fancy Crjetnl 1 Brackets, Vanoy Soroll Braoketr, and Plain Doable and ilogledolnGreit Variety; Sihtn Cut Glass Mall Lanterns, Fanoy Stained Glass Hall Lamps, and Large Assortment of Ball Harp Light, Haml-puintod Was Globes, Cat Glbbb Globes, Add Cat elobes and V'laiu mobss, i S. P. intoadß otforlni? the above at prloo* Lower ; than any other house In town, not exooptlng ■ tbe smut monopolist company. Note addroaß ■ , S. Parker, Plumber, Gasatter, &a, Wullesley street (opposite Now Upera House). , ! \7(7anTED, WANTED, to Sell Cheap, I » v Lot of Snail Bponges, from 3d to Cd ; i Vmm 3d a pair, 2 pairs for Is 2d ; Gloss Bntier, DIbIio", 9d to Is 6(i ; Sugar Basins, Is to 2s ; 09 ■ dos EngraveA Glasa Jugs 9d, 3 for 2s. 7s a doz; 1 Glass C&ndlestlcka, 6d, 6s a doz; 100 doz Odd > Cups, 5 tor la ;W. nnd f>. China Copa. Bdeaoh • China Teatots of 40 pteoes, only 20s, Plnfc, Green, Blue, Rod, and 3 Gold Lines; 60 doss > B-eons, 2Jd and 3d, 5 for Is; Plates, 2Jd to lit: 1 Neatßgg-, ld each; Small Caps and Sauoers, " 3id ; 3 doz Meat Diane*l, |trom 9d to 2s ; Well • Dishes, 6s eaoh; Vegetable Dishes, hi 6d; . Large Glass water Juge, only 2s; Plated Crnets, , only 6b 6d ; Tin Cruets 3 bottles. 2a ; Cat Glarß \ Halt Cellars Id to 9d ; (Tlowers, under Glaes Shade;', from 2a 6d to 6a 6d ; Shoo Brußhon, 2s a pet, or 1b each; Hair Bra»hes, 61 to 2a: Largo To& Trayp. lo 6d; Jam Openers, only 3d, 5 for - In; Bread Beards, 2s ; Key Rings, 3d and 6d a f doz ; 1(0 9«tsot Jugs, 2- to 3a fid a set; Ladles' Leather Bags, 2b Cd to 3s fld ; Sohnnl Slates, from - Id to Cd; Penholders, 2a per gross, 2 gross for "> 3s dd, 3d a dos; Pioture Plates, 2d and 3d; Glass p rnmnlers, 6 for la: Wine Glasses, 3d and 4d ; I Large Tuinblere, id eacb, 3d Od a doz ; Blmmels r Soap, 7 for ashlltlng ; Tar Soap, id a oake, 7 for 64 ; "■urr.ltute Polish, ii Bnd 9d a bottlp, 3 for " 29 ; Good Tea, Is 8d a Ib, 21bs for 3s ; G penny , Hottloß ot Blacking for 3d ; 1b Boi tie?, omy Cd, ; 3 for 1b 3d ;1b tojb, only 9^, 8 for 2a ; Toilet X Sets, from 5s CdtoSs 6d ; Cham bore, la Cd and 2s; Baking Powder, Cd, Od, and 1b per tin; ■ Jam, 7b 6d a d'.z ; Salad Oil, 2 bottlea for Is ; a Castor Oil. 2 for Is ; Epsom Salts, 1 aoz packets, . 2s9dper box of 71bs; ciddlo Strings, only Id l e&ob,3a 61 a doz; 150 boxes of goodFlga,only lOd a box, Ss per doz; 10 Accordi&ns, from 12a " to 18s Bd. with bolls; Rood Rtoo, s'bs for Is; v ClothoiPeßS, 4 doz fori6d, Is 3d agroea; Well } Diane*. 6b; BtuaU Cupa and Baucera, 3s a doz i 1 largo Paint Brushes, 2a 6d; Kat Traps, 6d; '< Whi'e and Gold Stone China Cups and Saucers, Bfl, or 7s a doz j Gond Krgllßh Conoertlng, only 3 308.-H. Watt, Pitt etroar. : rjARNjcLL ORPHAN HO~m¥. '• MATRON. — Wanted, a Gentlewoman as 1 Mntron {or tho abOTO Institution. Present f Salary, £60 por annum, with Poird and Resi dence. Written applications, with testimonials - to ba sont to tho Secretary, Mr G. P. Pieroo, g New Zealand Inpurancn Buildings, on or before i' oon on TUBSDAY, 10th Ootober. '' a GENTLEMAN, with £500, wishes to S join n well-establiahcd business.—Apply staling particulars, to " Pyro," Star ofllce. TFO "PKINTKKS.—A qnieTlnteliigent j 8 Youth, of two or three yenra' experience n at caae, may obtain oonßtaut oniployment on a j Country Wtekl>, und liberal wagoß, with bonrd , and lodging. PLice open for a month,—.apply '• to W. Hartioet Longbrldge. .Associated Nowa ? and Advertising Bnrenu of New Zealand, J Ctiohbnrj's Bnlldlngs, Queen-Btreet. 'b fi OVERNESS.—Wanted, Youns Lady XX as Resident Governess ; children's ages A under nine. Musical preferred.—Apply by letter |g tj^B.a,_STAßJ>fflCO;_ g MpRAVELLEK.—Wanted, a competent JL man for town and country; niuat have r thorouiih knowlcdgn ot drspary,— Apply by '» letter to 88. Star Offl ?b. . ie i?KKA —A Gentlemau with above 3- SiOOv/* Capital wishes to join some I- Well-established Business.—Apply by letter tc AD, Stjb office. 's /^<OOK and Laundress required where it \y Honeemaidlsfcept;wages.Us;reference a- require^ —Apply to Mrs Bull, noar Smith s 'Bui Offloe. Mount Uden. r, g lUOK—Wanted, an elderly sober Mai \j for a single gentleman in tho Waikato a- Comfortable homo ; small salary.—Apply Mi ie Bovan, Butclior, Newton Eoad Auckland. Xp O X S A j^ E "■' A New and Well-flclshed Shop znKVUKjM il- of 3 rooms, allotment 33 x 105. Good posltwrl ii rising suburb. Capital opaninsl. Prlon. £250. >t« * D. ff, EVANS. |-rrpn*lllilTnni|]«liihinfciW»Tfi'^^M<a-a(lTa-iHFrniiir.iFlM,.-|r- -.TM-i-r,.iir,illHlllP'.. l i



" . ■ '. To Let. TO LKT, a five-roomed Cottage, situated In St. Goorjjo'a Bay Road, Parnell; oom mandii a splendid view, with largo allotment.— for p»riicqlars apply Stab offloo. rjnO L*T, a superior new Seven-roomed I House with vrash-houss, In Upper Graf ton Rond, near Kyber Pasa, with every convenience. —Apply offloe of thla paper. TipO LET, in Onehunga, an 8-roomed fl House mid Garden In a Rood position.— Apply J. D. Jackson, liueen-street. Qnohunga. TSiO LET, at Newmarket, a LocK-up S. Shop, tiultablo for .Tobacconist, Milliner, or Shoemaker.—Apply \av. a. Clayton. rgio LET, a Grocer's Sbop, corner of & Wellington and Hepburn streets; »nw Ixtures, rent moderate.- Apply next door to Mr Cook. ' , rf>"o LET, a New HouTe (five rooms) at ( Pou9on*>.y Terrace (back of All Paints' Church);— Apply to Mr Grlgg, next door. Young children objootcd to. rilO L&T, a Kurnishea or Unfurnished I Room in Wellealey-itreet West.—Apply Mrs Bradley, corner atom. Wallealay-Btreet. f^O LET, one of those beautiful Concrete Shopj situated at the oornorot Pitt and Grey streets; plate glass windows, gas and vrcter laid on, and every convenience. Rent 30a per week.—J, M. l.enno£ Ketato Agent O LET, d Butcher's Shop (iiicity); good baelnees position, with dwelling house.—H> PartlDgloD, House and Land Agent, Btlohbury'a Buildings. g^O LET, a uommodious Family ltesl denco of 12 Rooms; every convenience, with 1 to 2 acreg land ; within two miles of ths olty.—Apply J. B. Randerson, Estate Agent, 5, N.Z. iDßuranoe Buildings. fiO LET, five-roonicd Cottage opposite Baptist Chapol, Ponaonby; gas and water aid on.—Apply W. G. Allen, Clarenoo-Btreet, Poneonby. rO LET, a Five-roomed House and Workihop.—Apply Mrs Short, Kxmouth- Btreet, Newton Roai% ntar atrceti tlO L&T, a .New and Well-finished Shop and Dwelllng-houao of Seven Rooms, tuatod at foot cf Franklin Koad, near College Road, a splendid bueineeß position,—JJ. F, Kvana, Estate Agent. rF\O LET, a NewFonr-roomed Cottage off JL Brighten l!oid.—Apply to Mr Marriatt, Grocer, top ot Parnoll. 'BiU LET, a new and well-finished Shop JL and Dwelling, corner ot College-road and Greenwoodstreet; rent low.—Apply Mr J. Moore, bookmaker, Viotoria-itroet. B^o LET, Villa Kcßidence, containing 8 roonie and bath-room, with 14 acres land, five minutes' walk from Ponroße Btatlon.—Apply Mr Altken. ahort'and-etrcet. 'jO LET, a Wew fchop and House, near t King's Arms Hotel. Upper Pitt-street. Newton, Muted with g*B &o This Is a capital opening for a general store, situated In a thickly populated neighbourhood. TO LET. _____ PITT-STRttET-Shoo and Dwelling of five rooms; two lronts and kitohen; gaß laid inco shop, tank, onthouse, &0., &o. U, F. EVANS, Katate Agent. '•p O L E T . New Shop and D wolling, good position, corner Of B/ighton Koad and Brown-streot. Flrscolass opening for general storo or butcher. D. F. EVAN3. Etta to Agent, Qnesn-street. /ji O L~ E T. SEAFIBLD VIEW, near top of Grafton load—Comfortable House of six rooms and cltohen, &0,, &o.; nlos garden, and goad posi tion. n. p. EVANS, Eatate Agent, Anofeland. rai O L JS T, BELLA VI3TA, Ponsonby-Deßlrable Rosl denoo oc 7 rooms; pantry, storeroom, stable, outhouses, &0,, together with about S aores, partly planted with fruit and ornamental trees; splendid view. D. F. EVANS, KsUte Agent mo MERCHANTS, LIVKKY dTABLE 1 KEEPERS. AND OTHERS REQUIRING liAUGK PRKMIBBS IN THK CENTRB OF THE CITY.I TO LBT OR LKASK—Those extensive Pre mises In Darham-stroet, adjoining the Haymar cet, at present ooouplod by Basten Brothers, Conchbollders, who sre removing to their new premises In Wnkeflold-streat, opposite Meßsra Garrett Bros. Apply BASTEW BROS., Darhnm-etroet. \FFICK TO LET.—Appiy at U.IS.Ua! V-/ Rooms. Qneen-streot "^EYONPOItT, KORTII SHORE*. TO LET, Saveral New Houtca, woli BUuatcd. AIBO, FOR SALE (cheap), a 18-rooroed House, wltbin two mlnntes' walk from Wharf; and Allotments In all parts of district. Apply to R. & R. DUDER Devonport Store. For Sale. gJWR SALE OR TO LET, Very Valu. I? able Honso Property and txctlonu in the •heart of the Cliy. The Houso is admirably suited for a private retldenee or nmt-clnnu Lodging Housa-Apply to 7. J. KO3S & CO,, La'j(l nnd Katato Agent. n}OR SALB, a Comer Allotment near J tha Sootch Charch.wltli 130 feet frontlno; Ponßonby Kosd, by luO foot deep.—Apply A, B. OriQlths, at the fonnonby Nureerles. OOKIKI Posts for Sale.—Sam White, JT (fencer. Gore-street. CJ Ji E D F~tTT A T U 4 SI »O SEED POTATOKBI Ex Magellan Cloud, QA TONS OAMARU POTATOES, 0 " Speoially Pioked for Eoed. G, S. JAKINS, OUBTOM-HOIJBICSTKEKT. / \ ' N S A L E, 55 000 MRST-CIiASS SLATES, At Low AIBO, A CAIJGO OF OEST "VrEWCASTLE /^(OALS (HOUBKHOLD AND SMITHS'), per Prospector. NOW D I 8 C H A R GI N G. W. & G. WINSTONE, CUSTOM-HOUSK-STBEET. IPbr continuation see First Page). Tenders. 'jpO CARPJBJNXiSRS AMD PLDMBBRS", •Tenders aro required, by noon of the 13th October, for the Itreotlon of Kleotrlo Bathß for Mono. Gamier, Bymonda street. Plana and BpeolHoatiou at my offloe, Custom honso-Btreet West, from October 10. THOS. nOLDKR. Architect. For continuation, «cc First Page). Land Transrer JMotices. 1 AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notice Is hereby given, that tho several parcela of Land hereinafter described will be brought under the provlalons of the Land Transfer Act, 1870, unless caveat in the meantime be named forbidding the same In each case, on or before the 30th Ootober next !— THOMAS MW.VILI>E-Lots 5 6, end 7, Of Seotlon 2, of the Subdivision Into Lota and Seo tions of part of Allotment 21, of Bootion 8, or the Suburbs of Auokland. 1057 WILHKIjMNA BUBCKE- Allotment 219, Town of l;ambrldge Kiut, oontainiog 1 aore. Unooonpled. 1961 TH(»MAB TAYLOR MA-SICFIKLD-totß 107 and 108. of a Subdivision into Lots of Allotment 21, ot Seotlon 8, Suburbs of Auokland. Urt ooonpied., ISD3 Diagrams may bo inspected at this office. Dated this 30th Hay of ftoptembor, 1882, at tho Lands Registry Office, Auckland. THKO. KiaSUNG. niatrlot Land Registrar. Calls. A LBURNIA G. M. COMPANY J\. (LIMITED.) Notice Is hereby given that a oall of Two Shillings and aixpenoe per sharo upon the CONTRIBUTING Shares in the Company has THIS DAY been made by the Direotorß. pay able to the Poorotary at the Office Of tho Com pany. Wyndham-atreet, Aaokland, on the 20th October, instant. H> N QARLAND Sooretary. Auokland, Ootober 6,1882. Licensing1 Notices. PROHIBITION UNDER THE LICEN SING ACT, 1881. To all licensed Persons In the several licen sing rliatriots constituted under the Licensing Act, 1881. In tho Provincial District ot Auckland. Whereas It hath this daiy been mail? tOfcppaai to me, tho undorslgnod.in opon CorajLtHlM person known by tho name of John wfMMI now or lately residing at Newmarket, Auok land, and by occupation a eluughtermnn, by exceeciva drinking of lntoxlcatlrg liquor, mlß ppondf, wasted, leasons his eatate, greatly In jures hit health, endantrers or interrupts the peace nnd htpploess of his family, I, the under euned, forbid you, tha said licensed persons, tc sell the Enid John Whisker any intoxicating liquor for the space of one year from tho dau hereof. Given under my hand, this ninth day o: October, 188?, at Auokland, in the Colony oi .New Zealand. X . J. B. MACDONALD. Jaitlclent Magistrate for tho District of Auok 5. j;r '-7'Jiand, and a Justloo of tho Peace for th< ~' ,COlonyot New Zealand, TiHSfiMm-i-ri - ■ inurM r.n vfi irr- i -i-irrgirrimgrrii.-rff'i'Tftt' —Trn-f



j Drapery, &c. QUESTION— Are you really going ont Of the Drapery? Thla question Is re peatedly pat to üb, boosußo wo nappoea many advertisers are In the habit of deceiving the publics, Bat oar ANSWER is — We are positively, and that at onoe, giving up the Drapery and Clothing portion of oar Business, to make room for oar Varnishing Trade. TDIINAL /XA.SH VJALB. i RAPIDLY CLEARING OUT STOCK. GrARLICK & Ob AN WELL SELLING QOODfI UNDER WHOLESALE COST. STORBKKEPKR3- Wecanboßyou DREBB GOODS CHEAPER THAN AT THE WHOLE SALE HOUSES) A Large Lot of LUSTRES at lesi than Imported Cost 111 .ADIE3- Oar Last Shipment ot BLACK DRBS3 GOODB lios arrived in tbe 'Loch Awe.' Maenlfloent quality. OASHMEItttS. MBKINOd, &c , &o. These will be Bold lees than Aaokland Whole- Bale Price. I BLACK SATINS AND SILK 3 VeryCheip. BESIDES ALL KINDS OF DKAPBRY. VIABI CLEARING OUT ALL THE •jy/T ANCEESTEK OIOOK, Aa we Intend making great alterations In the Premises atker the Bale. BLANKErS-BKDUOBD! BHBSTINQS-REDUOBDI HOLLANDS-RHDUCEDI CORTAIKS-RBDUOEDI ORBTONNES-RBDUCHD I CALICOS FLANNELS, SHIRTINGS. REPS, DAMASKS, TABLE CLOTHS, ALL PRESENT STOOK WILL BE CLEARED OUT! 1! QENTIiBMBN EVKRY ARTIOLK OF CLOTHING will be sold. At oar present rate of sale the balk of It will bo Bold In a fort night. PREMISES THRONGED DAILY WITH CASH BUYERS. Gtaelick & Ckanwell, On looking through their STOOK OF IRON BED3TKADB, find they have on hand no Ices than 449. As they are over-stocked, and hold Invoices of mote to arrive, they have determined to CLEAR OUT 200 T RON JJHIDSTBAD3 AT LKS3 THAN WHOLESALE PRICKS FOR CASH. FURNITURE RBDUOBD BUDDING REDUCED OARPETB RBDUOED LINOLEUM AND OIL CLOTH RKDUOED FENDKRS AND FIRE-IRONS RBDUCED MATTING AND MATS RBOUOBD TOILBTWARB , . RBDUOBD chimney & toilet glasses rbduoed all furnishing goods rbduobd Fob Cash Payments. We are Belling mAPESTRY rtARPETS At 2/3 per Yard. We ore Belling /^OOU /CHAIRS At 3/9. FURNISH YOUR HOUSE HOW AT REDUCED CASH PRICES. GrARLICK & CkANwBLL, city hall arcade, QUBEN-BTRBET LADIES' Silk, SatiD, and Cashmere Dolmans, etc, all tailor oat, beautifully made, tastefully trimmed; lowest remunerative prloes. —W. Petty, Ladies' Tailor, opposite Army and Navy Hotel a IKBAX SLAUGHTER m DBAWSRY, \JC ■ I have to Inform yon that I have purchased come procertr at the Notth Shore, and arr golog to RETIRE from the Drapery ana Mil llnory buslnose. Thanks.—l take this opportunity of thanking my oustomera for tbolr constant and llbora patronage during the last 17 rears. I shall hold a niEiXING Q ALI FOR TWO MONTHS, Affording my customers and the public an opportunity ot SECURING DRAPERY AND MILLINERS AT PRICES UNDER COST. Atter the Sale, the Bhop and Dwelling will b Lot by Tender on Leoße. I append the following Prloo List as a gntf to my onstomers I—looo patra Eld Gloves (In a -2 buttons. Is: White i-buttons, 2a 6d Van«y 3-buttons to 6. all at 3s 6d pair, worth 6c 700 yards all wool Fine Dresa Blaofc Serge, 1 'yard, worth 2s; Clark's 200 yard", Is 4a dot \ Rash Hats. 3d ; Long Osttioh Feathers, 10 worth £1; Superfine Boobs. C's to 8"a, at 7l .< worth Is; Gold Thimbles, Cd; worth 2s. - ALL THE STEAW GOODS_ABB QUITE NBV [ It is the FIRST CLEARING BALK, and lai 3 going to give the pnblto the benefit ot this { eai«. - (WGLOVE DEPOT, TS» 8 VIO-'OIHA-SIMST,



Crazatte in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCX. In the matter of •' The Debtors and Credi tors Aot, 1878." and of the eaveral-Aoto amending the sams, and of the Bank ruutcy Of TBOMiB DB THIUBBY, a Debtor. Notloe U hereby given that Thomas De Thierry, of Hokiacea, in the Provincial District of Auokland, in the Colony of New Zealand* Builder, has thb day filed a Statement that he is unable to meet bis engagement* with his Creditors ; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held in the Supremo Court Hnlldlotts, at Auck land, on MONDAY, tbo sixteenth day of Octo bor, 1832, at the hoar of 12 o'clock noon. Dated at Aaokland, this 9th day of Ootober, 1882. G. W. BABLBT, Deputy Registrar, Joseph A. .Tolk, Debtor's Solicitor, Bhortlmd-Btrtot, Auckland. Pnbllo notices. DEN TEKRACE HIGHWAY BOAKD, Notice Is hereby given that-the Rate of One shilling in tho pound for the current year has i»een settled, and is now payable to the colleotor, Mr tFi H. Helghvray, at his rosidenoe, Bden Terraoe. F. T. PATON. Chairman K.T.u, Board. NO TICX is hereby given that the Partnership hitherto existing between 3KORGK WYATT and KDWIM MITCBBL BON (ander tie firm or style of " George Wyatt and Co."), in the business oc Storekeepers, at Hoklanga, has this day bsen Dissolved by mutual consent. All outstanding Liabilities of the late firm will ba paid, and all Debte due to the Uto firm will be reoelved by Mr Gorge Wyatt, who oontinues the business, Dated at Auokland, this 9th day of October, 1882. GKO. WYATT, B. MITOHBLSON. t Witness: J. RiOßMOND.VSolioltor, Auokland. ITell you, my dear, that Williams will makeyour suit Better and Cheaper than any other Tailor. CBilLtY, Draughtsman, Building • Surveyor, end Timber Broker. Offloe: High-street (next to Court-house), Anokland. QS 6d Deposit, tbe balance weekly or fc monthly, for Hard or Treadle Sewing Maohinep.—D. S. Chumbori, jo, Queen-street, opposite the Bank of New Zealand. THE best Bemedy known for Liver Complaints, Constipation, &0., Is Mar shall's Special Tincture of Hodophyllum, price Is.—Goodson, London Aroade. T^TOTICB.— Merchants and Tradeßmcn -V are request* dto send in their accounts against the Auokland Club forth with. —W. FLOOD, Beoretary. Gr» T« Chapman, BOOKSELLER AND BTATIONKB, Has much pleasure in notifying to his Cus tomers and the Public generally that he has now taken possession of and resumed Bnslnets in his NEW AND SPACIOUS PREMISES On the Old Bite, viz,: 54, QUEEN-STREET, OPPOSITE BANK OF NEW ZEALAND; and also takes this opportunity ol thanking his Customers for the support accorded to him during the past 36 years, and hopes that, with auoh accommodation as he now has, he will be ablo to supply all requirements, G. T. CHAPMAM, BOOKBBLLER AND Si'ATIONBB, 61, Queen sibbet. TO IRE LADIES OF AUCKLAND AND VICINITY. MES W. M. TENCH Has commenced butineßs in Bobeon-street (op lOSlte tbo Pricce Arthur Hotel) aa Feather recser and Dyer. Feathers can be Curled and Dyed in any shade. Awarded Gold Medal at Bxhlbltion.lßß2. A trial 1b respectfully solicited. Yours truly, MRS W. M. TENCH mo ARCHITECTS. COURT CITY OB1 AUCKLAND, NO. 5978, A.0.V., Hereby Invite Designs and Speoifloations for FORESTERS' HALL. Site: Karangahapa Eoiui and Beresford-streot. Premium for Approved Design. TWENTY POUNDS; tbe Buonor,stul competitor to havo supervision of treotion. For particulars anply to H. T. G4.BRETT, ifaat-Btreet, Newton; W. FOWLKR, Viotorla-street; Or, B. MoKEOWN. Qaeenstroet Wharf. Designs, &c to be forwarded to any of tbe above addresses on or before 28tu OOTOBKR, 1882, " mO TRAVELL Efiß S, &0. PRKBENTi"FOR HOME. For Bale—lnlaid Table Tops, Cabinets, &0., of rloh and b-autlf al New Zealand Woods, at Tory reasonable nilces. Albo, Pieces Of ilob. Mottled Kauri—Vereers. Boardp, or Heavy Junk, In any quantity. W. NOKKIK. Cabiskt MANUifAUTnB»en, Top ot Shortland-Btreet, 110 MERCHANTS, BREWERS, BQITIiKRS, AND BODA-WATBB MANUFACTURERS. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFOBD-BTRSBT, DUNKDIN (Katabllßlied 1806), IMPORTERS OF KNGLIBH. FRKNOH, AND SPANISH CUT CORKS, Always on Hand and to Akbive— Brewers', Bottlers', and Soda water Manufac turers' Sundries, Including all kinds of Corks; Bungs, Hhlves, tlob, and Spiles, Cellar Tap Corks, Corking Machines, Uapaulea, Tinfoil, Bottling Wire, Superior Itlnglssx (Brewers'), Book, Puree. Ea.t India Pipe, and Pare Russian and Brazilian Cut; Thermometers, Blind and Common. All kinds ot Ginger, whole and crushed ; Taitarlo, Acetic. Sulphurous, Citric, and Sulphuric Aoldg; Spirits of Wine, 61 op.; Kssences and Essential Oils, Hodawater Ma chines ; Bottling Racks, Pateit and Common; Patent Byruplng Pumps; Sodawator and Gin gerbeer Bottles, Ordinary; Lamonf s, Hogben's and Codd's Patent Bottles; Herbs, Peels, and Kootß of oveiy description; and every requisite for the Brewers', Bottlers', and iterated Water Manufacturers' trade. AOKNIS FOB HiYWABDi TXLBB ft CO., London. .Messrs. T. & Co. invite Intending Purchasers of Brewers' and hodawater Maohlnery to an inspection ot their Stock. THOMSON & CO., ORAWFORD-STRE BT, D.BNBDIN. <3 PECI A'L NOTICE. T,*H. COOKB OABINKTMAKKUB, UPHOLSTKUBIie &0., HAVE REMOVED TO TB!IB Nbw Prkuiskb in Viotoria.bt m Turku Doors Aboyh Thb&tbb Bdicdiros. Wm. McArthur & Co., AUCKLAND. ~ TO DKALKRS IN FANC3T GOODS, KARTHBNWARW, CHINA AND GLASS AND GENERAL STORKKKKPKRS. Plain and Fancy Stationery Pertomery a»d Toilet Soaps Brush ware and Combs . .. Table and Pocket Cutlery -. K.P. and B.M. Goods & Br«Fancy Furniture Clooks. Watohes, and Jewellery Tobacoo, Cigars, and Pipes Mubioal fnsirurasnts Karthenware, China, and .Glass v Vaees, Klower-BtaDds, &c.. V Porloa Wore, Pictures X , Purses, Hand Bike, and Baskets •. Crtotetlng^puointmontß , ■~ Ijftivn Tennis i>nd Badminton > : ■■ Archery nod Croquet Indoor 3umw, Toy v, and Dolls NOVEM'iSB >TOU QHRX3TMAS, ■■■'..Sctto^lJ,:.:■.. .- ■■ ■:



Personal. PERSONAL.- The Niglitsoil Contracted win, actor the 10th imt,, Dihoostikck - Work tor those who have not paid up to 30th September. Offloe— City Market, Quien-itreot K&traaoe. Houn-9t06; Saturdays to D p.m. juost; and Founa. *. ;. LOST, taucn Ijy mistake from Mr Lud low'b Danos, a Motion Wool Bb&wl—Tho owner would be obliged It It was lott at Mia Knokß, or Bharland's. ►.hortland-stwat. LOST, between Qteen and BhoTtla»d« Btroets, a Cheque, drawn br Thoniaa Powell.—Kinder Will oblige by returning to 11. Marks, Grocer, Grey-street; Payment stopped, LOST, a Carriage Lamp Socket.—Any* one returning tt to Mr Bnarland's, Short? land-street, -will h* rewarded. I OST, last week, between. Qaeea and! P J Nelson-strcotn, a Small Gold Locket, wßir glass front and hair onolosed—The finder will bo rewarded on returning to S. MoKaig's, i'id, Queen-street. — OST, «t Devonport {North bhora), a Latly'a Brown BUk Umbrella, with Silver Plate; Ornamental U»ndle.- 6a Reward will bo paid to Finder by Mi»Big Under Brew. ■ L~OS!T, on Soptombcr 30th, between the FlaKetiir Hotel and Dovonport Whorjt, a Black and Tan Terrier Dor about eight months old.-The flndor, npon returning him to Mr Murohle, at hlB residence. Devonport, or to his shop in shortland-ttroet. wilt be ■amply re- , warded. Any person found detaining the dog after thlp nntloa will bo proaecuted, .- LOST, on Friday eveninp, by a poor msin, between Freeman's Bay and Coox street. or between cook etreet and Qneenweel Whsrf. ono £5 note and two fit notes and nail a - sovereUn.-Finder rewarded on leaving same at thla offloa. • \ OST, on Saturday, jotd. uuimo, 1 Gray Pooy (Marc). 1 Grey Mam and 1 Bay Pony, branded H, from Judge RogMia paddook, okwo to the Hallway Btation, Mount Albert. iDfornwtlon as to their whereabontß wlllle rewaided.-Mount Albert, 7th October, 1852. , ; ■ . L OST, on Wednesday evening, in Mount Albert Road, a Blaok Maro, lo hands high. with white star on lorohead.- Anyone return ing sama to WlUlam Uoblnson, «vwm. will reoalve £1 reward, and if detained after tula date will ba proeecntad. ROCKY NOOK. — Pound, at Rocky Nook, a Butlder'a Memorandum Bcok; bent claap.—Wm. Baker. ' InOUND, a turn of money,—Apply to ■ Amerloan Restaurant. Theatre Buildings. STRAYED from Upper Queen-street, « D»rk Bay Pony, rielnp S years old! has 3 white hooto, and is «oshod.-Th9 finder will please communicate with W. H. Smith, BW\ Upvor Uuoen-street. . Amusements. XORNE.STREET HALL. GRAND CONCERT AND BALI>, BKTHB ARTILLEKY BANDr Will be given in the above Hull on MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 30TH, 1882. Doora open at T. 30 p.m. overture »'8 Bharp. ■ Prices of AdmU sion-Front seats. 3b ; body ol Hall, 2e: gallery Ib, admit to concert only. Programme in future issue. 0~0 X OUT .F OK JOHN PLOUGHMAN. In Ponionby HalV '~: cam. -\TEWUNION BEACH GOLD-MINING JM COMPANY (LIMITED). ~' *■ NotloeißWebyglvonth»tftOftU(tteflwt)of THBKKPKNCB per ehara has^been made, payable to the undersigned, at thei office 01 »c f ComoaDy, No. 21, New Zealand Inßuranoo Buildings. Auokland, on THURBDAY, the lßtto October. UH. r, Beoretary. Auokland, 26th geptembcr,lßßH. Auctions. ~ TO-MORROW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. to bb solFby auction.; superior watcaes, clocks, ard jewblLkby. /RENTS' "«OLD Hapj«NG.ST,QP \T waTP.H 18 carat, Jewelled Mnoieß , ; Twi iStoE- Gold Hunt'iig Watoheß, 18 carat, Jewelled 8 holes ... . Gents' and Ladies-Gold and «lJ«£^Jg" Gold and Stiver Brooches, & ua A» a a^ o 'ga Lookete, Jet Gkiodß, Silver WfttOhOß. BSC A Bnperlor Amerloan Organ ALwge°Aß»ortmeßt of Toys. Drapery. ClotUog. HaSum^X^^BrecoWQafllniJ Gun Hair Matlrßßß Lot Plated Forka BndSpooiiß. AT ARTHUR'S MA. RT (Furniture Depaitment). • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, At 11 o'clock, - : LOWER VINCENT-STKISET. ] VELVET SUITE, WALNUT TABLW, BOOKCASE, MIRROR, ; ,., fIOUSBHOLD FUBHITUBE ■. ;■ AND EFFECTS. R. ARTHUR HAB been favoured with instructions ; from Kr Mills to sell by auotton, at hte residence- Lower Vinoentßtroet. on Wednes day, llth instant, at 11 o'olook a.m. HIS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB , AND EFFButS, Consisting of-Parlour, Dinlßg-room. Bad room, and KlUihen Furniture, Walnut 1 Table. Rlmu Bookoase, Bulte In fancy cover, Oarpot*. Piotnroßj Mantleß, - >... Mirror, Bedstetds, Beddlnsr, Chest Drawers. Glass, China, and Barthen wtvre, Kiiohen Utonelle, So. TO-MOKKOW, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. HOUSEHOLD FaKHITCTKE, '. ETcf LARGE MUSICAL BOX.! ' COOE-BTBEBT. CARBINES & TAYLOR HAVE received instructions from Mr Bevaste to sell at his residence. Cook street, at llo'olook sharp, . HIB HOUSKHOIiD FURNITURE AND - - ; EFFECTS—MottIed Kauri Obßffonier, BedEtead), Horsehair Mattraea, Beddlntf, Oilcloth. Tables, Hall Table, Large Musi* o&l Box with Bells, Glassware, Clocks, Kitchen Utensils, and Sundries, , * &C, fiC, &O. At 11 o'clock ft, m. CARBINES, es TAYLOR; W. 8. COOHIUNK w/li DACIH ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, . PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, OLEOGRAPHS, CHROMOS. THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-Btreot,>on Wednesday, llth instant, . 'atUo'olook. \ . . A Small Consignment of Oak and Gilt Photo Frames, Blaok and Gold Oxford Framed, Framed. Texts, Oleographs, Chromom, .' ■ So. ...■'■•.,••' tie No Reservo, - ' SAMUEL COCHRANB & SON, Auctioneers. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12? WATCHEB, CLOCKS. uI/LMOBD JEWELLERY, ELECTRIC , platjed goods Amounting to £1,800, Balance of the Stook Pnrchased from the Goldsmith' Hall Company, , GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received inetsuctionß from Mr Montaae to sell (on Us premises, oppoelte Mr Arthur's Mart) on t&e nbove date, oommeno ing at 11 o'olochj thb balance ov abovk stock. Without Reservk. ■jINGLISH MADK FURNITUKB^i ■ XL( Balasce that was nnavoldably shut out ot ii'arl Dorby will arrive shortly, via Sydney, and will bo sold by anotion without reserve as soon , as landed, by K. & A. Isnuos, Morohante and Auctioneers. ' . . j > itF O T I C E. ■ TO WOKKIKCt BOt» AND OTHERS. The Government have approved of tho plans &0., tor the' New Hook. Calliope Point. Worth Buoro. and tho Harbour Hoard are about ta can for tenders for No. 2 Contract, also the De- ' bentures cave arrlvctfln London bate /rom tho nre). and we may expeot to hear shortly of theU being taken up in the Homa MarketsV^ -In oalllDg attention to this abovo faota. th« Auctioneer ol: the BUNNYSIDB PROPStTV boKStoreromdaU deEifonß of obWniniMiffomi thing in the shape of a Valuable Plot sfgsd at a Tow Prlofl, In arising locality. Sat the salo tattes place at Dowdkn'b Mart Quean. roUrC;aa on wpiU ™ «§ R, C. GR.KJS NWUO D, Auotioneor, <m J<<ywrth Page.) " - a „,. ..„