THE LATE POISONING CASE.

Adjourned Inquest,

The adjourned inquest Into the circum stances surrounding the death of Sarah Kmily Cleaver (ne'e Johnstone), who died a week or so since under suspicion of having been poisoned, took place this, afternoon in tlio Naval and Family Hotel. Dr. Goldsboro' was the presiding Coroner. Superintendent Thomson and Sergeant- Major Fardy represented the police authorities, nnrt Mr Theo. Cooper was in attendance to watch the proceedings on behalf of Thomas Cleaver (the husband o f deceased), Mrs Cleaver, and Mrs Butler. Tl)£ following jurors were present to hear the evidence :—ArchiualaMcCausland, Jas. Blood, Kandolph Eagleton, Win. Patrick Sheehan, John Van Breda, Arthur Par sons, Chas. Guido Hill, Win. Henry Smith, Ticrnan Wills, Clias. Thome, T. Tcesdale, George Andrews, and John Volkner, John McLean was excused from attend ndmoniahing the jury to disabuse their minds of anything tbey had heard outsider or had road in print concerning the case, Mid to return a verdict entirely on the evidence. As the matter was to some ex tent in the hands of the police, Superin tendent Thomson had kindly consented to conduct the examination, and ho would therefore examine tbc witnesses.

The following evidence was taken : — Thomas Cleaver, late husband of de ceased, was the first witness called. He deposed: lama tailor, residing in Auck land, and was married to deceased oa Friday, the 25th inst, at my mother's house in Grey-street by the Kcv. Mr Hodg son, At that time her medical attendant had said that there was very little hope of her living, and I believe she was aware of it. I had known her a little over two years, and duriDg the whole of that time she had lived at Cambridge, being servant at the Masonic Hotel duriDg the latter portion of the period. Superintendent Thomson here informed the witness that he intended to ask him some unpleasant questions which wire rendered necessary, if only for the sake cf justice to deceased's memory. Nothing would be asked, however, tending to criminate the witness.

Examination continue€l: I am aware that iv the month of July laat deceased gave birth to a male child, the body of which was afterwards found near the back wall of the yard of the hotu', I was the father of that child, and I wna lodging at the Masonic Hotel at the time of its birth. I left for Auckland on tha morning that the body was found, and I have been here ever since. The deceased was committed for trial by the local Bench a charge of con cealment of birth.* Before I left' Ca mbridge I offered to marry deceased as soon as she recovered from her illness. She was agreeable to that arrangement. I subse quenly wrote assuring her that I would vet forsakfl her, but nave her down to Auckland. On the 19th ultimo, deceased arrived in town for tha purpose of being married to me; tie necessary arrangements for her departure from Cambridge and trip to town bavin" been made through Mr Wright, carpenter, of that place. She arrived about li< 0 p.m., and was met .it the railway station by my mother and myself. The deceased did not seem very cheer ful. It was of my own free will that I wished to many tho deceased, and not through the counsel of my mother, and tho deceased herself was quite wi ' n '. I procured a cab, and had my moth; r tu.il deceased, with her belongings, driven to a friend's house^Mrs Butler's), Upper JJnion ulreet. When leaving them I. returned to my mother's house in Grey-street. The deceased, before I left, told me that she bad felt sick in the train.— dizzy in the head—and consequently had been nnablo to do her crochet work. After I had my tea, about 7 or 8 o'clock, I returned to Mrs Butler's, and found my brother and my wife there too. Accom panied by them I brought deceased to my mother's house in Grey-street, where we remained aboufchalt-an-kour. Nothing was partaken ot there by any of tbe party. Thence the four of us proceeded to Green land's {bootmaker), in Freeman's Bay. My brother and his wife entered the shop, the former to try on some shoes, and deceased and I remained outside. We then returned to town and visited the waxworks, remain ing there about 20 minutes. After leaving it we went up Grey-street and called in again at ray mother's, but enly stopped a few minutes before going on }') Mrs But ler's. During the whole of this time the only complaint made by the deceased was after returning from the waxworks when she remarked that she felt tired. This was three weeks after the confinement. The object in taking deceased to Mrs Butler's was to allow her to reside there the three days prescribed by law, as the term of residence required before a mar riage certificate could be obtained, On returning to Mrs Butler's, deceased, my brother's wife, and the littleseivant girJ, Bosie, had a cup of tea each, but deceased ate nothiog. Neither I nor my brother had anything. My brother's wife also partook of sorae bread and but.er, I think. I then left deceased, and saw no more of ncr that night. In the morning I went tr> work, but returned immediately, as I had a bad finger, and went to Mrs Butler's, ar riving there about nine o'clock. De ceased was in bed, and comptained of being very weak, and told me that she had been vomiting during the night, besides being unable to keep anything down. I did not see her again until tho eveninst, when she was still in bed, and my mother attending upon her. fehe walked with my mother and mysdf to the former's house in Grey^street, both of us having to oupprt deceased, who was very weak. The' distance was not great-only several hundred yards, | Front that time forward until her dpath t ! saw her frequently each day. She talked very little to me about her illness, but often complained of the pain in her stomach, mentioning, however, no other symptom. She did not know what was the'matter with; her and expressed no opinion about it. She did not appear inclined to talk much even 'to me, tho cause being her weakness. (She was attended by two doctors during this time—by Dr Kichardson in the first in- j stance, and subsequently by Dr Walker, i who' came at Dr Kichardson's request. Dr Purchas also visited the deceased on several occasions by Mrs But •ler's request I had no conversation with ariy of the medical gentlemen as to ! deceased's ' state, leaving all that to" my jnpth'er. It never occiirred to me to make any Bjjchenquiry. QntheFridayafterdeceased's arrival in town I was married to her! At jfchat timo the doctors had' said that thcrp was very little hope of her recovery. The \ marriage was performed then, as Dr Richardson had said that the ceremony, by acting upon her mind, might cause a (slight change for the better in her condi- i tion. My mother did not suggest the matter to me. Sho simply reported to me ' the doctor's opinion, and I then said that I would get married at once. I had everything ready at that time, vijs., the I rings and the certificate. I procured the latter on the day before,the 2ith ult. The deceased appeared, then tobe in pretty good spirits. The license was drawn,up in view of the ceremony being performed in Sr. Matthew's Church, and it was subsequently altered so as to allow of it taking place in my mother's house, The marriage was not forced upon me, but was done. of my own free will and without any compulsion. I was with deceased at the time of her death, which took place on Monday, the 28th ult. My-object in leaving deceased at Cam bridge >ou tho morning the body was dia oovdfed"was:to: prepare a home for her in 'Auckland when she .'got better.' I left without 'her colisent, without bidding her " gbod-by," and even without seeing her.' I had intended to 'have'gone irits fter room to gee her, bnt her sister was there and I refrained. I woji v/orking at time for Mr Jaggs, tailor, of Cambridge, and had constant employment, Superintendent Thomson : Could you not as well have provided^ a home at Cambridge? ■Witness : Well,previous to that I had not constant work, and I wa.s trying to pull it up. I made no provision before coming away for. the maintenance of deceased dnrintf my absence. I was not able to form aDy idea of her illness jn Auckland, althouali I tried to, . besides .-asking hsir ,'i'if;'rshe herself knew. While we were pus pn the Monday eyenjng, aj; Freeman's Bay ana' the waxwoms, de ceased partook of no refreshment, When going from the railway station to Mrs But ler'sshe did not complain of tbelength of the journey. During the whole of her illness fshe coiijjtanfjy expressed tbe belief that she would get better.'of this !?terrible weakness1' in iifew days, and never uttered a Wish to (JJe, 'Neither did she say or do leading me to imaging "that she contem plated suicide. I liaye no grpunda what; ever for qelie ring that she did o-unmit su>

Cross-examined by Mr Cooper ; When I left CambiidßC I had already offered to marry the deceased, and her father, mother, and married sister resided in' the place, and after I reached Auckland I wroto to her either twice^'or thrice, telling her that I was making preparations for (fur marriage, and that I would not forsake her. It was for that purpose alone that she came to Auckland. It was originally intended that I should marry her by special license at Cambridge, as Mr Jagps wished her to stop with him, but I thought it better to come on to town and make all the arrangements myself. I discussed the matter of the marriage with Mr Jaggs, as I was not very friendly with deceased's father. When she arrived in Auckland, I fully intended to marry her as soon as the three days were up that had to elapse before the ceremony could be legally performed. They did not expire until the Thursday, and then I went and procured the license. St. Matthew's was the place agreed upon by myself nud Mr Wright, whowas actiogfoi meat Cambridge, When I got the licenses I did not know that the deceased wai not likely to recover. The performance of the marriage service seemed to make the deceased a little brighter, and on the Saturday following, Dr. Richardson expressed satisfaction that it had taken place, as she then seemed somewhat better. There was no doubt whatever that deceased would have got married if she had recovered. My mother actually told Dr. Richardson that that was the object of her visit to town. It was then that he suggea. ted, for medioal reasons only, that tho marriage should take place at once. I had a difficulty in getting the license altered, and eventually had to obtain a Uisseutiug clergyman to perform tho cere mony instead of a clergyman of the Church ot England. 1 am not certain whether or not the child was a full grown one, but the deceased had given me to under stand that it would be born in August, When I kneiv that deceased was pregnant, : and before the child was born, I offered to marry her. I also offered to take her to my mother's house, in order that the child might bo born there, and that would have been done if the birth bad not taken place ptematurely, At the time the child was born the deceased had a bad attack of the measles, and before that she had fallen downstairs from top to bottom. She then complained of having hurt one of her knees and .her fright shoulder. When I came to town I went straight to my mother's and told her all about tl)e affair, besides |informing both my mother and father then that I intended to marry the deceased.

By the Uourt : Deceased's parent's are poor, aDd they were unable on that account to assist her, but her brother, I think, could have assisted her a little. He Is the only oue who could, however. lam not quite certain that she had the mcaslee, but Mrs Kosi; had told a female cook at the hotel that she thought deceased bad the meisles, and the report ranched me through a man named T. Cleming, a car penter, who came down here from Cam bridge. My mother did not insist upon mo marrying the girl, saying that if I did not I was no son of her's ; she brought no pressure to bear upon me for that purpose. To Mr C. G. Hill:—I can assign no cause for the unfriendly feeling between deceased's father and myself. There was no cause. Before anything o£ this affair came out, and jus,, after I became ac quaiutcd with his daughter, he gave me a lot of abuse in fr.ont of the hotel. There was another quarrel between us at Mr Japg's, and it was caused by the discovery that his daughter was iv child to me. The witness having been asked if be wished to make any further statement, re plied that he had nothing further to say, except that on the occasion of tho second marriage deceased's father threatened to shoot him. Mr Cooper: That was partly the roason why you wished the marrjago to take place in AucKland, Mr Cleaver ! Witness : Yes. Tbia concluded Cleaver's examination. Mrs Robert Clearer, wife of the last ■witness, is now (4.25 p.m.) giving evidence. : (Left sitting.) I

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

LONDuJ?, September 6, 9 24 a.m. , Ike Last Plot Against the Czar, It ha.3 been ascertained that the collapse of the military bridge over the ravins at St. Petersburg was caused by Nihilists, a torpedo having exploded under the struc ture. Small-Pox at the Cape. Small-pox at Cape Town is spreading, and a large number of deaths are reported. Crime Decreasing in Ireland. Official reports show a gratifying de? crease of crime in Ireland. The Constabulary Strike. Earl Spencer in replying to a memorial projniaed to reinstate a number of the Irish Constabulayi who were dismissed for tak ing part in ihe recent strike.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

Repair of Parliament Buildings.

The House Committee bronsht up a re port this afternoon that £3,000 be pot on the Supplementary Eatimates for the repair of Parliament buildings. Mr Pyke thought it would be so much money wasted. He thought it would be better to pull down the entire block and baild fresh ones, he was not particular where.

The discussion is net ended,

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

September 7. 1883. Rank of New Zealand-Sellers. £2312a 6d HZ. Innurance-Sollerß, l!}a National lnsjiranpe—Halters, 30i Union ilo-Bayers, 19s; sellers, 2}a Auckland Gas—Solid™. £8 8s • Union Sash and Door Co.— £l lss Northern S.B Co.—Sellers, lls Coromandel Steam 00.-Sjllera, Its Accident—Bayers, in 10d' Kempthorne; Prosaer & Co.--Sellers, 27s (onm) Moanatalarl.- Sillers, 18* Caledonian—l3a. Fellers, Hi Golden Crown —lls Tokatea—Sellers, Ba

Qn> en of Reamy-403, 42a, 38a. 40s; buyers 40s Qaee'n of Beaut; (Contributor)—3Ua ' Deeo Level—ls 2d; sellers, la 2d JOSJCPH NKWMaS, Chairman.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

DUNKDIN, this day. Arrived : Beeehdale, barque; from Liver pool.

THAME.S, t}iis day.

SHAREMARKET.

Alburnia, sellers, 19s; New Prince Ira pcrial, 10s; sellers, 103 3d; Cale< donian, sellers, 14s; Queen of Beauty, last night, 40s, 35s ; to-day, 40s, 37s 6d; buyers, 38s. Ditto contributing, 365; sellers, 365. Southern Crocs— Bayers, 7s 6d. Golden Crown - Buyers, 11s tsd, Pinafore, 33 Jd. Bright Smile, }s 4d 5 share, £9, £9 5s ; sellers, £10. Kurpka- Ofanui, I« 2d share; buyers, £45. teyj mour,. last night, 2s; sellers, la gd.

Previous to the departure of tlie weH known musician, Mr X W. Jtobjer, a com plimentary benefit will be tendered to Him at ADbott'a Opera House, on.Monday evening next. The programme.will be a unique one. The Burdett Howe Company in full will appear in a dramatic version of Jule Verne's celebrated upvel, "The Courier'jo'f the Czar," which, wherever pioduced, has created a great sensation, and the Southern papers speak in great praise of the dramatic rendir tion.. Mr Kohler will give his original entertainment, entitled "One Hour in a Music Shop,'1 when he will play solos and selections^ sacred, operatic, and popular music, 'On J}o 'different instruments.' expect to see a good-horjae.

Mr H, J. Wickens has arranged for an excursion to Waiwora, by the s.s, Bose Casey, on Sunday next, in connection with the visit of the Australian Football Team, The steamer will leave the Queen-street Wharf at 8.30 a.m. and return the same evening, enabling visitors to have a good view of tbc Springs. Return tickets, How ever, are made available till Monday,

It is understood the Eootbaljij Selection Committee has. d^cid^ec). lib retain the name of 'Jewett on the committe.e, and that Carter h>s not been a%d'to play. W°Pfl arrived from Waikato last night, T)ut there is some doubt whether King will oojeq dovyn. • • • ■< ' ' f " The yacht \yinona has been purchased from'Mr street by iMr'B. William's, q.n« \yiil probably bo added to h^s extensive fishing fleet.' Two hundred pounds is'&ud tphave,l)oentheprlbe, psi'M. ''Thg Winoia had a trial several days ago with ijae new yacht Christina, bnilt bi B. Logan of <«c North Shore, for Mr Holland, "wnen the litter bpaf''Bhewsd superiority in every lespept.

THE AUCKLAKJJ EVISJIIJH* STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7.



THE EGYPTIAN WAR (rkoter's telegrams.) lhe Sultan at Last Denounces Arabi. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 5. A proclamation has now been issued by the Sultan declaring Arabia rebel and ex honing the Egyptian people to obey the Khedive. Arabi's Strength Exposed. ALEXANDRIA, September 5. Arabi's factotum, Fchemy, who was recently taken prisoner, has revealed to Sir Garnet Wolseley the exact position and strength of the enemy at various points. The Quarantine at Sues. The quarantine which was in force at Suez for vessels from Bombay has now been removed. SFECIAI. DESPATCHES. LONDON, Septembers, 5.84. a.m. The deficiency of transport delays the ad vance of the English troops. Large quan tities of railway material are arriving. Enemy Deserting. The villages in the neighbourhood of Kaasassian are being deserted by the enemy. tVater llunning Short. The fresh water supply at uuez and Umailia is running short, and the daily allowance has been limited. Intrigue in the Egyptian Cabinet. Fehinyi the chief of Arabi's staff, who was captured by the British, accuses cer* tain members of the Egyptian Cabinet of intrigueinont with Arabi. Personal. MKS COTTON, Laundress, i* re quanted to call at the "Uormione" Ageut's office imnaement "S rriEMPERANCE HALL.—AT Homb.- JL An At-Home In conneotion wltK Ibo Samaritan Lodge. N Z.0.0.T.. will bi held In the above Hall on MONDAY KVHNI*Q. 11th Boptombor. Grand Pro«rstumo -Songß, Recita tions, DanoM. Games, and Dialogue. Kefreßh montfi provided. Tiokoto. Is, obtainable from »ho Commlttee-Broß. G. Havord, K. Davidson, and T. T&ttorsal. Doora open at 7.80; coni mence at 8 p.m. A first-class ovenlng's anmso ment guaranteed. ' PHh. Concert to have been held in I Bereaford Hall This Kveoing Is unavoid ably Pootponod nnlll THURSDAY NKXT. Htri lnst., when a flrat-ouißH programme will bo pro vided, oonslatlng of Musical Holpptlons by a String Hand, nnder the oondnotoranlp of Mr J Hemna (they having kindly volunteered thefr saryloea (or the occasion); dlbo, Glees, Solol, &0.. by Mr Hooton and the Borosford-etreot Choir. tiailwayn. A UCKLA.ND RAILWAYS. LATE TRAINS, SEPTEMBER 9 AND 16. BURDKTT HOWK COMPANY. A Late Train will loavo Auckland for Hen doreon at 11.15 p.m. on dAT[JitUAY,Beptomb6r 9 and 10 • A. V. MACDONALD, Dlstrlot Manaßcr. Shipping. jjvx T^XGUfiSIfiN TO WAI jgSICJSQ^ Hi WKKA (HOT SritlNGS', ypp^^g" SUNDAY, SEP, 10, Tho 8.8. ROSS OASKY will leave Queen at. Wtmrf at 8.30 a.m.; rcturnicß In tho ovenlng. Roturn Tlokots. FIVK BHILUNO3. i Hoturn Tlokota available until Monnar. h. j. wickens. boat and l |Counu. LOST, a Parse, near the Post-office.— 5a revrard.-Apply Shb Office. LOST by a poor Cjfir}, in Queen-street, a Letter signed A. Moore, 'containing M)l noto.—fa reward on ratarnlngaamo to this office, S>| IS RBWftKD. - Lost, from Hcllaby'a &" A'bbattoirß, a Ballook, branded Tar H on baok. __ UTRAYiSU, from Giatton-etreet, ~Pon- O BOnby, Liver and Whlto Holntor Pnp.— Flndor rowarded on yeturniog same. If de tained, Information will bo Ktvou to polled Mr A. Grlfflihs. ■ f s renders DEVONPOKT HIGHWAY DI3TKICT. Tenders will be received by the underpinned up to d p,m, on MQNPAV; lfth lust, fop OABTIKG AT PkR DAY. BKNJ. TANNKR. Secretary, m O BRICKLAYERS. Tenders will be received until noon of MON DAY, September lltti, (or tne Kroctton of Ohlmney Btaoka at Devonport. North Shore.— Apply al building spar Alison Broa". beaoh. TiSNDEHS FOR PKINTINCf will be received by tho Edaoatlon Board, Wyndham-street. nntll noon of FhIOAT, iqtu September Instant. Specification to be been at the Offloa ot the Bonrd. ' jfar continuation, ««e Pira foot. MeeunwH. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner o£ WeUeoley and Albert Btreeta.—Kvangellstlo Service, THIS (Thursday) BVENING, at 7.30. All ore invited, Recent arrivals cordially invited. yOUNG WUMBN'S INSTITUTE. A Meeting of lady Asaoolates will bo held at the Institute on FRIDAY, the Stb, at i p.m, STAR OP EDEN. L.0.L., No. 36 The regular Monthly Meeting of the above Lodgo will be held i(J-MORROW (Friday), the Bth Instant, at 7.30 p.m. The W.M. of Parnoll Lodge will read a paper on the persecution* of tho prottgtant martyrs In the roisn of Queen Mary. All Orangeman invited to 'attend,—J; Donaldson, W.M ; Wilham Bl»ok,Soo. ' BRIGHT SMILE LICENSED HOLDING. A Mooting of the Shareholders will be held at the 011100 of the undersigned on" FRIDAY, the Bth instant, at 4 p.m. Business Important. "' D. G. MaoDONNKLL. Auckland, September 6,1882. •IPAIKUA GEM GOLD MINING CO. 1 (LIMITKDj. An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held at the Company'a Office, No. 6. N.Z. In surance Buildings, Auckland, on TUESDAY, October 3rd, 1841. at 3 p.m. Business: To consider the financial position and prospects ot the Company, to" pass Buoh rOßOlutlona aa may be'deolded upon, and any other business that may be brought forward, By order, JOHN K. RAVDKBBON, Manager. Auckland, 6th September, 18S2. Sporting, jjiIDJSHTV COMPAW r*"S on £6000 Melbqurne Cuf« tag nominations. First _.. , fIIOM Second .._.,_. -M>- — ~•«. . — ~...•. 4"" Third...,..„.,..,,„..,,...„.,....,,,:, ' 300 Other Starters, (about %11 each) ~,,„.._... 1100 Non-Startora (about £20 each) ~ WOO And Forty-reven (47) Viotorlan llomtal , qnn (eaohfiSSf) -........„ i lm Total No. 175. T0ta1!....£6000 X Mb. Froftramme No. oarrios a Double Interest —the ilrat.ln the. Nominations, the second In the Bonds. ProKrammeß— £1 ouch, and two 2d. stamps. to aNo ——, or to Bearer. If otlior wtso drawn crit will be returned. No Roftiotorflrt Letfero o* TelogramEi. ■ " -■■'■■• Address only io V Fidelity Ocvupany," cars Ot Alfred A. Oameron'a Box No. 251, Dnnedln. VICTORIA* nEEBY AND -L' jVJLblbournb Cup. a mosstkr novklty company on ABOVK KVaNTS.. 10,000 INVESTORS AT Q BApijl, . %MSX D^RByr-JKI Prizbb. Yin% Horae .' £1000 a'ooond Horse 400 Third aorse 200 Other Starters (divided) ..............,;,. 600 Nfin V0tarVa(d1V130<3>,,1,..,,,,.,,,,...,,,, 1800 *^ — T0ta1.... £4000 MttLBOUHNE CDP.-128 Phizes. '< riratHorse ...'. :..... Z;.^. fIiOOO second HqHje •*■ ......::;.;:; w:;.;..v rao ThiraHorse\........... u^_ ...„..- *0 Otner Starters (divided) ~ 1600 Non-starters'tdlvided)?... 2fiop T, Total...'. MODp. AppUoatlon by letter only, enclosing Vna stamps, with exobarigc 'on cheqaas (payable to bearer), or by.money order.' bank;notes, or drsfte.' Bealfltored, letters or to.legra.ma will not on any account bs rocelved. Adaree« — "ZOO JUMBO." care of H. IN ABBOTT, tiox Nu. 2|FuBE Office, iuoklund. '



Wanted. WANTED, two respectable young men Boardera In a quiet family, whore no othora ara kept.-Mra tfeorge Payne, top ol Franklin Koad, tho third houso off Ponsonby Road, on the right hand aide. ANTET>7 a Ploughman (single).— Apply, VV. J. Hu'at and Co., Qaoen atreet. Vny ANTED, a nuraeglri ;i"oout l(i or 17. VV _pplyat once to Mra Caffrey, Anok land Hotel, W~ ANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Miss Manning, Kelly's nuild loga. Stewart-street, Mount Kflen. \\r ANTED, two goad Carpenters.—H. TT J. Rlordan, Nolson-streot. noar Cook atreet. i WANTBL), for iiapicr, mrst-ciass Draper's Assistant.—Apply Arcb'bald Clark and Song. ANTED, a respectable Girl as General Servant for a private family noar town; no young children; gooa wbros.— Apply for artdropa thla oflloo. WANTED, a strong, active Lad, ac customed to Baking. — Apply to V. I MoKcown, Wharf. WANTED, a Married Man, used to Brlck-mahlng work.-App'y to John Soppet, House and LandlAgent, No, 8, Queen- Btreot, WANTED, immediately, an Assistant to tho Dross and Mantlo Making: also Apprentices, — Apply Mrs AVeatlierly, Drosa maker, Grey street. WANTED, Two or Three Impvovors to the Boot Trade; two reins' constant work warranted to suitablo hands; also a Hoot Machinist.—T. Prosscr, Upper Quocn-street. _ WANTED, Cooks~~(ffcimile), General Sorvants, Firat-claas Barmaids, Houso keepers, and Generally Useful Man.—Apply Armstrong and Co's Labour Exchange, 177, Qucon-streot. HI An TED, a General Servant; re forcnooa requirod.—Apply, oflloo of this piipor. WANTEbT a. Strong Lad to nttend llorooa and Ridp out for ordois.—R. Reovea. \S7A JJTLID, a Man to dig (in ajjotinciit j ti valoiuio soil.-70, Queen-stroot, next to Fraser's Land Agenoy, v; ANTED, a Young (Jirl to do Houhs v » work-Apply, MrdMUlißan. Vanjtha'l. North Shore. -:f WANTED, Girl with kuowledge of Hewing Maohlno, to loam a good luibl nras; wages at oommonoement. Third honso ptißtl^owton Itoid. Qroat North Road. %\T ANTED,Good Canvassers,salary and » T commission,—Apply, beforo 10 a.m.. \,o Wliitohcadand Co., 187 Quocn-'stroet.Aucklana^ WAITED, a Good General Servant; no washing.—Apply to J. Russell, Lower Nolson-atroct, at once. **r ANTED, fin Iron Mpuldor.-Apply T* James Kelly. Freeman's Bay Foundry. WAN.TISP, a General Servant.—App y to Mra Udy. Mount Kden. WANTEIJ, two respectable Servants ono as Cook and Laundroa?, the other aa Houaoiriftlil and Nurse,—Apply tp Mra a. Jaokaon, Oraltol KQad, Remnero, t» ANTED, at once, two Tinsmiths. T f Hlg'uoat wages glvon; 12 months' work Kuaranteod to good haudß. Also, two Appren tices to learn tho trade.—Apply to Martin MoDermott, Victoria-street Kost. \\/ANTED, a Lad about 15, to look V T attor horae and maito himself generally useful,—Apply to C. Klngaford, Baker, Pitt, atreot, ANTED, a Gardener; must have a satisfactory oharaoter from l_at Bltua tlon.—Apply, J. Banka, oare ot Fiahor and Co., Limited; \\i ANTED, Apprentices to the dreaE. 'i making.—Apply to Miss Fltzostrlotr, Kiorenoo Villa, Homoreot Place, offHowo-streoi, A'lQkland. _______' \\f AISTIsD, a good Baker for Te Puke, TV 'a sioady man, ablp to drlyo and wllUnik to make himself usolul.—Apply at onoa to Arthur H. Nathan, 33. Lower Qneen-atreot. t A/ ANT-D, a respectable Nurse Girl. — V V Apoly at oniSo to Mra T. J, Philip, gsr-nganapo Koad r No-wton. ' i^y ANTED, an Invoice Clerk; must ' > writl.) a good hand and bo quick at figures.'— Apply, In own handwriting, to Box No. 9. Poat-ofllca. %*/ ANTKD, on a Farm, employment for Tt a Lad 18 yonra ot ago.—Address M,, Poat-jflleo. Onohnnga. VVANTED, a Handy Mau or Hough T T Carpon tor, also a acrong liuii.—Apply at bulldlnvc In Vlcioria Avonuo, New North Hoid. W. O Pookllnßton, Contraotor. WAMKO SEEN, Alhambra ljuitts, largo blk", 3a and 3a Cd; Grey Sivana down. la Id por yard: Krlllinpf, from Jd por yard; at DampJor'B Wagegpid aireet Shop, " vIfTVNTED, a reapcctablo Girl to attend T t ' to children and handy with the noedlo, —Apply Mra W. i?. L.uric, Mount Kden, oppo alte Pound. V\7 ANTED, Apprentices and Improvers I' to the Dressmaking. — Mrs Bright, Orakei Koad. Komuora. ■ ' ■ 11/ ANTED, Cook and Laundross; aleo, »V Housemaid. Siatora or friende prii fcgrefl,—Apply Mra HnlL Mount H(ien. WANTEfI, a good General Servant for a hotel at Kosbbll —Apply, Stab office. WANTED, a Pianist; one that can play good ilar.no mualo.—Apply before 7 thia evonlng to R. J. Strong, Bricklayers' Anna Hotel, Ohapel-atreet. A«TEf; QKEN, the l?lue Serge at la and Is 3d per yard: Poinnadour Frlngo. 6d per yard; Pink Glaize Lining, 6d.-At Dampier'a Wskollold-atroot Ejhop, ANTED, a strong Boy.—Apply Mr. Sanaom. Great North noaa. Wham ANIED, First-clasß Blacksmith, tWatchman, and Man for sawdnst The Auokland Timber Company (Limited), Caatom-honae-street Weat. \*' AiJTED Apprentices,-!. PliiLUpa. J_T Tailor, Queen-Btreet WANIED SBErv,.the Gents' durable Umbrellas, 3s; chest Scarvea, 2d ; Col onred S»Un Ties, la; Cotton Socks, 3d.-At Dampler'a Wakeflald-atreet Shop. V\7 ANTED, 4 Two-roompd House and T t Verandah tg b,e Kreoted noar Newtoo, Speoiftoatlons, &o, to be Been at Mr J. Davioa's itoro. Npwtoni WANTED KNOWN - Great Sale at TT Brennan's, Vlotorla-»tr«et. Shilling Pompadour Prints reduced to 81: Qlrla' atraw Hats Cheap. ANTED S_EN—The Men's Oxford Shooa at Sa; Ladles' Honse Boota, 2a 6d; Cork Soles. 2Jd ; Gloss, 6d ror bottle; other lines very oheap.-Dampler's Boot Shop, Vlotorla aireet, Y»T ANTED, Pupils for Dancing. In tT struction Classes: Ladies, Thursday; Gentlemen, Friday Evening; Children, Satur day.—Mrs Welch, .Grey-street. \\, ANTED,' by a married oouple, _nr« TT nlshod Bedroom (with uebpfkitohoii! near town.—Apply A.B. Star Offloe. \a7ANT Er> > see my New TT Tweed, New Twoedn. 21a Trouaera made to measure lor IBs Cd,—j.Williama.Tailor, Viotorla'atreet, ANTED, Buyers for our Stock of Ladies' and Children's Boota. In order to clear will be sold at extraordinary low prices. Comparatively few exponsca, we sell at 3inalle3t profit.—T. Prosaer, Qucen-atreet. ANTED, the Public to know, that the New Shooting Gallery will be opened shortly.—Adjoining Porter's Bowling Saloon. . ■ ' VS.; ANTUD, look out for Porter's Shoot- Vi ing Gallery ■■ ' ■■ ■ ■' IA/ ANTED SEEN, Men's Braces frprn ft 3d! Boys' do, gd; I Soys'"Black Felt Hftta, lalud. Genfa Merino Socks, Is 1 Tweed, la 4a, ;a lid and 2a 64,— At Dampler'B Wakefleld Btreet Shop, ANTED—The Very Newest Styles In Ties, t-oarJa, Collars, Braoes, and Summer Hosiery oan now be seen at thn New Zealand Clothing Faotory, ISB and 1(0, Queon etreet. l\r ANTED KNOWJN — C}reat Saje a$ TT Brennan'g, VlQtarla-atree't. 3s in the pound returned; 'Boys' Straw Hats, with atreamera, fld. ' ] ■ W~ ANTED, a Situation by a thorough Book-keeper, double or single entry; S years In last place: oompetent ta take onarge of 1 timber yard, sltho? aa salesman or book kQeperj mnrriod,—Address UK3, H-?ah oflloo. ' \\T ANTED SEEN, Boots Laces, 2d per T T doa; Gloas, ?d per bottle: Cork SJoles. 2M pair; Tricoporona, la 3d.—At Dqmpler'a Wakefloia-Btroot Shop, ' W/-ANTED to Let, Fnrnished EoorxiH, V T pleasantly sltu&ted in Ponßonby; no other boardera, -» Apply tor address, Oelato. Stab Office, . WANTED— m ne Novolty 0 _c Season forGfentlemen'a wear la the ''Orient" Shirt, made of Zephyr Lawn; new and choloe patterns.—New Zealand Clothing Faotory, 158 and 160, Qaeen-atreet. VS7 ANTED, Sawyers, Machine_ ptU, T . and Yardqmen* for' Buaii Mill.-Appiy Union Saph end Dflor Co.. Meohanloa' Bay, \XT ANTED SEEN, White Calico, 3|d; t T Unbleaohod, do 2}d. White Sheeting (80 inoh). Ib a; Coloured Shirting. Bd, atDam plor'a Wakeflflld-street Shop. . ANTED KNOWN—Everyone admit wo make Clothing 25 per cent. Cheaper than any other house in New Zealand.—L Phllllpa,Tailor,Qneengtraeij. ft - \V"-A.N.IED KNOWJ^ - Great Sale~at T T Erennan'9, VloJorla-fttreet. Men's Tweed Troanorß, 5a lid) Tweed Hats, Is 1W ; Men'g Salrif, lafld, 'ANTED, Orders for GJents' Boots and Shoos of lsoat quality, best make, best niftterlal, aj\d at lowest prices, A trial is certain to prove satiafaotOry.-T, Prosser,Upper Queen- Btl'OOtt' ' ' ■■•■-. > , . ... , \7|7"ANTED to Sell, 4-roomed Hpnae in Vf Bea'fleld Vlew.-UAnplyTb 7ohn Wm. Hewaon, Bgafleia ' ■ «T»rANTED SEEIJ, the Japanese Silk. T T la 3d per yard; Coloured Batln, la Hd» Blaok do.. 2a 3d to 3a and Sa Cd ; Blaok Volvo. teen, la lid and 2b (ft, ' \\T ANTED to Sell, a Block of Land, 60 T T mllea from Aubkland, '3,6D0 'aoree, De' posit, £1,300;' balance to enit putobaser.— Address A.8.,99, HobSon-stroe,, corner of Cook \JtT ANTED you to See, Admire, and Buy V T one ot the 7200 New Hata now displayed at the New Zealand' Clothing Ftotory 158 and 160, Queen-street,



Wa,fltea. : WANTED, First-class Miiu (^ook must ba good restaurant cook.—B ; Henry's Registry, Shortland-street. WAJVi'KD, good General Servant foi Opotlki—Apply K. Honry'a ltegistry I Shortland-atreot. WAINTED, a Nightman lor me .uevon port Highway District. A Subsidy o. £1 por week will be paid in addition to thi ! usual fees. Further pariioulars may be obtalnec at my offloo. Applications received up to f o'clock of MONDAY. 11th InsCant.-Botjamli Tanner, 8. Qaeen-atreet. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Mra Bloman, top of Grafton Road. \XTANTED, Empty Sacks Paterson & TT Co. Lorno-streat. WANTiSD, Tenders until Saturday (noon). 9th Instant, for Kxcavating and Carting Karthfaom Owelllng-honso, Regent- Btroet.—For information apply to Albert Saton, Regont-atrcot, Kyhor Paag. WANTED K«UW«—Scarlot Fianne), Is; White Flannel. 73d; Laoo Curtains, 4»9d pair; Full-sized Uullta, Sa 3d-BrennanV, Vlotorla-Btreot. ANTED KiVUWlV—wecK Frilling! 2d yard; Linen Buttons (»11 sizes). Id nozan; Blaok Leather Bags, Is.—Urounan's, Vlotorla-atreet, ' ANTED toiell, a Lease of 300 aero up to 1.000 aores of Land, near Auok land.-Address AB, 99, Hobson street, corner of Cook-street. VirANTED, tne Lames to come and see TV tho trimmed Hats at la and Ib Sd; grand lot of Dro^s Buttons, Id per doz; Stay Bunks, 2d, 4d and ed; Ladifln' Jackets, Cs. -At Dampler'a Wakefleld-atroat ShoD. WANTED KNUYYW-The only fer feat Cure for Toothaohe and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, la by aoplylng to Professor Goßseott, the only Practical Herbalist In tho Colony.—ahortland-atreot. ' \\f ANTJBD to Sell, a nearly new centro- V T board Yacht, well found and coppered,— O. Bailey ■ hlpbnlldor, noar the Dock. ANTED" KKOWN.-R. Kew, Vic torla-atroot, gives an oxooptionally high price (oash on dolivory) for roolly 1 ood Froah Butter. _ WANTED KNOWN - Great Sale at Brennan'H. Viotorla-street Dress Seraes reduood to 9d; Winooys, i\i j Oxford shirting, sidj WANTED SEEN, Scarlet Flannels, Is 3d ; Bhort Window Not, JJd and 7d por yard ; Glycerine and Brown Wlnsor Soap, eight cakes for lc-At Uampler'a Wakoaeld-atreet Shop. - WAnTEU, Tenders for 50 or GO Chains of Draining on tho Tukapiina Raoo'< course. Spoolilaatlons to be seen at Alison Brothers, Dovonport, who will rooelvo tondora up to FRIDAY first, at 1 o"olook. Pipes on tho ground. CHAB. C. DAORK. Hon. Bee pro, torn. ■ Takapnna joogey Clnb. WANTED, Customew1, Ladies', and Children's Boots to measure, in Lace, Button, or Elastic of Lsather, Kid, or Cloth Uppors; short notice required ; (It guaranteed; —T. Proaaor, opposite Army and'Nayy Hotel.' V|TAINT_D, Owners wishing tp SjeU TT Propor(lea to apnd mo p&pticalara to ensurp roady aato. No sale,no oh_n?o.—W, V, Btoven». 187, Qaeon-atreot. ANTED KNOWN —We Deliver Mixed Firewood. Best Ti-tree, Taupirl and Kamo CoaJ. at the Lowest P'loos foi' Oaah, -J. A. Fleming ft; Cq,, Onßtam-bonse-Btreet woat. \*7ANTED S_EN, The Boys' Morino T* Sinßlots,ls; Mens' do, la 6d; Gents' Uard-felt Hats, 3s fid; Mon's Rogatca Sairts, from 2a (id ;at Damplor'a WakoQeid-atreet Shop. ANT-D, a respectable, well-educated Youth, aa Approntloe to the Drapery.— Apply to Wm. H. Smith, 3UO and 302 Upper Qneen-atroet. ____" ' ANTED-For Boya' Wear Mosgiel Tweed Suits a'o ac^nowladaed to be tho oucapest and moet durable, and the prices are very reasonable.-New Zealand Clothing Factory, 158 and 100, Qneon-streot. \*/"aSTtED SE^N, Gonts" Sh}rts, la 6d, tt with Collarfl. \s Bd. Gontß'largo HandT kerohlefs (white nnd coloured), 4<!,—At Dam plor's Wakofleld-street shop. ANTED, THE P U II L1 C TO SO TO BOODSON'B LONDON AROADK For /looks and Ptattonory at Kngllab Prloea Puraos. if you want a gooa assortment to obooso from Fang I Fannl Fans I Fans 1 Qold and Hllvor Jowollory, iinwont dotlgna Glycorino, Tollot, Honey, and Almond Soap Plmbo and Lubin's. Dolorold'a, and Qoanelt's Scents grushea and Comba. all aorta and slzos Worktjoxoe aDd I)oaks Photo and Scrap Albums Kleotro-Plato, Olpolaj, WaioueH Toys and Qnsiea; a_d for anything olse you way want, Try GoodßOn's London Arcade. 118, Quoop-atraot. For Cash Only. jg Kor Oaah Only. For Cosh Only. P For Cash Only. W ANTED KNOWN THa "VTBWMARKKT TJRANCH . HtC ll KWI^AKKBT -DKANCH or oon CECEaP DRAPERY WAREBjOySE IS NQW O,pi?N \Y<T44 4 V-UIKD BTO9K Ol- CrENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to lfi per oont. Undkb Usual Qoben- street Pbioib. all goods markkd in plain figures. WM. H SMITH'S~CHEAP ©RAPERY WAREHOUSE, 500 & 302. UPPEK QUKSN-STRKBT. Far Cash Only. In For Cash Only. For Caah Only. *j For Cash Only. T*TANTED SEEN, alack Wadding, 2d » T per yard: Oil Clo-h (hlaok and colored) H}d: Ladioa' Bhlnlng Leather Hugs, la Id,—At Dampler'a Wagollold-Btreet 3hop, ANTED KNuWN-Men'sand Boya' Clothing hi tho sonson in every stylo : value and variety unequalled.—Now Zealand Clothing Factory, 168 and 100. Queon-Btreet. BOOT TRADE. - Wnnted, at once, Good Machinists, Fltters.and Flnlahers.— MoArthut's Faotory, Quoon streot. O XAlliOKS.—Wanted, two gooa Tailors and two flret-olass Tailoresees. Good wages and constant employment.—W, Jaggß, Cambridge. O BOOTM»KEKB.— Wanted, a Sales man to proceed South. Salary,' £3 per week. Practical bootmaker preferred,—Apply ABO, thia offloe. '" y' * * rpfl BRIOKLAYEHS-Wanted, two I Hqablo Chlmnoya built,—H. J. Riordan« Nelson Btreet, near Cook street. mo SHINGLERS—Wanted, ShingUrs.— X H, J. Blordau, Nelson-atreet, noar Cook- Btreet. A COMFORT a BL_ HOME is ofiered to a Lad v if ahe will aaslat a mother with household work.—Address Mary. Star offloe. A N Engine-driver is open to an Engage t\. ment; just discharged from the Bhln Ashmore,—Keforencoß can bo seen on board. TO CAKPKNTERS,—Wanted, a Situa tlon by two young men as 'improvers, town or country.—Address, X &V, box 93 jpest Offlce. Auckland, . - t t. . t >jp O 9 A B P E « T BK g. WANTED, T-^o Hougea Kwoted. Plana to be seen at James MoLellan's, Ouatom-houae stroot. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, ' IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of (' Tho Debtors and Cro ' tutors Act, 1870," and of the Bevoral Ao*g amending the Bamo t ana of t»e Bank ruptcy Of JiMEH K__L-r, of Ttvarnnßa, in tho Provincial IWatriot of Auokland, and Cfllony 0? New ?eala.nd. Coach Pro prietor, a Debtor. ' Thia Is to notify that James Kelly, of Tau ranga, In the Provincial Diatrlct of Auokland, and Colony of New 2ealand, Coaoh Proprietor, baa thla day illod a statement that he la nnable to meet his engagement!! with hig Creditors; tho Flrat Meeting of Creditors to bo held at the Bapreme Couit Buildings, Kden-atreet, Auck land, on THURSDAY, the fourteenth day ol September, 1882, at twelve o'clock noon. Dated this seventh day of Serjte.-ber.lßaa, G. W. BABLKV, Deputy Registrar, Mkbbbb Russell. Dbvore. & coopbb, Skortland-Jtreot, Auokland, Solloltors for the Debtor. uorporaMon lvoujces. niTY OF AUCKLAND. N O~_"T"C B. BUPPLIES RHQUIBKD FOR THE Ol1?, qouNCiL. ■ " It Is hereby nptlfted (hat all supplies for the City Wo:;ka'Department roquiro an order from tlwClty surveyor, and for -Lt othebDepart-. monta an order from the Town Clerk. (Klthei tho order or the number of the order to accom pany all aoooants rendered for payment.)' All aosounts not so vouched wIU bo returned. \ ~ P. A, fHILIPd, Town Clerk. v\ 11 y 0 f auak. & m IJBT^R MfA^BR SU??I-IKS: Uwjrtorly Aooounta rendered fo; above aojj pllea pn the 31st n,lt. reculre to be paid forth with. Consumers not paying will ba liable tc have supplies cut off V. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk's Offlce. Town Clerk. September 7, Ic8?.



ifor Baie. ; DIOR SALE, Now Six-roomed Housi . MJ Hmmet-etreet, Shells B^aeh, Poneonb] large Allotment 41 * 125, -pliiited with Bhro 1 and frHlt trees. Prioe, £26S.—apply J. I r Ualtou, Tailor, Viotoria-street, or F. J. Whitini ■ Bnlldor, IClog-street, Ponsonbyi Ij'OK SALE, the jfurnlture of a Firs ' «- clsbs Boardinß-houßo, all In Rood order,- J J. M. &J. Mowbray, 42, Queon-streot. l JJ^OK SALK, by tender, the good-will an ] MJ effeots ot a Rood paying Boarding Housi 1 —Apply " Free Pjcbb" offlce. |TOK IMIviKuiATE SALE, a uomtoti ,\ able Four-roomod House, Barleigh-strec (oheap).-H. ParHngton, Housa & Land Agent ; Stlohbnry'a Buildings. . lf*Oß SaLK. Seafleld Vfew Koad.a vor i/• comfortab'e 6-roomod House, with verai 1 r $*?* and 'ront.-11. Partington, Uouso am . Lapd -agent, qaeen-atreet. , William-Btrect, a 0-roomei -tt. Houso, commsndiaK cood view vor a °Op,'^o^y P<"-tii>Kton, UonVS Lani Agent. SUohbnrT'g Balldlnga. |f U H S^ A L B MOUNT ROSKILL UOAD-Splendid Voloanli Land-3 Cnoico AUotmema each M x 171 Prlco, £50 each, D. F. KVANS. Katate Agent. jmOK IMMBDUTE SA h & ' SPRING-BTRKKT. PONSONBY. - Bplendi( Bulldirß Sites, partly fenced, high ground, ex cellent poaltlon. Price, only £2 per too. Mua bo sold at onco. ■• D. V. KVANS, i Wfltate Agent. Tf» O X S A JL X, SHKLbY BH'ACH ROAD.-Cottage of foui roomp, BCUllery, &c, splondld allotment, CO b) 120, fenoed and planted, nice garden, near the beach, and mauulfloent view of tho harbour This is a very deßirablo property, and ownoi determined to sell at once. Prloo low. D. V. KVANS. MI KBtate Agent. |(1 O X SALE. ALBERTrSTKEKTInoar' Upper Qaeen-st.)- Uomfartsblo Verandah Villa, i rooms, scullery. and back bedroom, Btablo, towlhouse, good well and nine gardon, gas laid in. allotment 33 z 115. Ui V. KVANB. Katate Agont. fciAKM FOX SALE. - BAttGAll^. Aver/ comfortable llttlo Farm, consisting of 21 acres real good fertile land, with'substantial Homeßtoad, extensive Ontbutldicga. etc etc.; good Orchard, Bash, &o; near a School and Hallway Station. Thia is for absolute 0nlo: no reasonable o/l'or rufus'od; nwnor must realise. D. V. EVANS, Katato Agent. (617) IfOK SALE q X TO LET. COMFORTABLE SKVEN-ROOMED VILLA RKBIDKNOK In best part of1 Ponsonby! large ;arden and valuable orchard; fine view: house well built and exceptionally dry. oon. venlcntly s^tnatedfor koeplai? baat sqdhath. ing. -Kaßy terms tq purpliaßer, or moderate rent to first-class tonanfc, D, F. EVANB. Estate Ae«nti If ok' a a l a. Handsome and Thoroughly Well - finished VILLA RKBIDENOK anauroundaln Arthur etroet, Ponsonby. House oontolne 6 rooms (be- Bides pantry and sonUory). Bpnoious and lofty. In nnttolsas order, replete with many comforts and oonvenlenoes; surrounded by allotment; about 112 i 120. in pretty flowor girden, &o. This property I can with confidence re oramohi oany ono wanting to purchase a rea.l Buhstau' tial and faithfully built hQusa, ' Full pat tlonlftrb rwm ' „._ D. V. EVANB, (327) Estate Agent, Queen-street jj 1 « R ___J A IT-- B. HOTEL. — Bo- Sftlo, Tho Lease, Goodwill, Stopfc a,nd Furniture of a Uountry Hotel doing a good and steadily Improving business. Tho House, containing 12 rooms and bar, (a new, well finished, and handsomely furnlshod. Terms made easy, Vor particulars apply to D. F. KVANB, 63C Estate Agont. Queen-streat. If ° It 8. A L E, MOUNT KDKN. near Toll-har. Bplonoid Allotment 99 x 108. onltlvatofl. with srew Cottage of i rooma j large American cook n« Stove: good water Bnpply; main road frontage. A flrat-olasa building alto. D. F. EVANS, KBtate Agent, W ° X __^ A v Bi NEWMARKET. - Vary ileßlrablo Baelnofla ?xomise3, BitUato in Kybor Pass, near New niarkat, Also, three Houbbs and Allotments in e&mo valuable locality,- Full particulars on application to „, D. F. BVANB, __J Estate Agent. Jj 1 O X S A L E KLLKR3LHC-Hands"ome Villa Reßldenoo. oontainlng 0 rooms, pantry. &o.; large bow window. FWflhod In a superior manner. KnKllßh HanKO and Register Grate, Tank, Gal vanised \con Btablo. Coaoh-house, and Store; laraen lv cultivation, fruit and oroamontal treem. Corner Allotment 68 x 115. Two minutoa walk from Railway Btation on Panmuro Road. A really choloo little property, Prioe, £150: tormaeoay. ' a p. avANs, oy Estate Agent, LfiOk IMMEDIATE SALK. GOOD INVESTMBNT. Two Handsomo Villas, gable ends t bow win dows, so., &o.; freehold Allotmints, eaohß3x 00, drained and fonocd. Now let to good ten ants. Price, *300 each, or C 520 for the lot. blttuito best oart of Gracvetruet, Ponosnby. D. Jf. EVANS, Ustaie Agent. «SI3J Jb" ° R ___£ A h a' PROPKRTIK3, Large and Small, In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately. See Star Saturday Supplement for a few and more on application to the nndersigned. MONKY to LEND, and every facility given to purchasers. D. F. EVANS, KBtate Agent. Qneen-etreot. A LLOTjMEN 1a 1 ALLOTMENTS 1! -OL NKWTON ROAD—Two First-clara almost Levol Allotments, S3 x i O, £132 each MOUNf KDKN—Splendid Ijevel Allotments (main road frontage), flrst-olasa Business auaa; aoout three minutes' walk past Tol bar MOUNT KDKN-Very desirable Villa Sltea abont 68 x ISO. at from £100 each ' ONKHUNGA Two Choice Allotments; £30, eaoh ■ Tl NORTHOOTE-Sevoral Choloe Allotments In this delightful locality, from £Oeaoh ANULKSK A-BTIIKKT-iO x ISO, for £100 ORACB / aT^KBT-rVery'choiob. at from iss per foot BTL»4RT^STREET-Be«utlful VUlaJSlteß.at 60s foot BPRING-3TRKKT (Poneonbyt-Cbeap BuUOing Sites. 83x80. at £42 eaoh PONBONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)-One njoe Lot, 40 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STRIUKI1 (Kybep Pasa)-ChOICB Building Sites, nicely planted, good well and many appUanoea for buUfllng, £130 v. V. EVANS, EBTATB AGENT, QUSEN-STREET (Next "Herald.") pHE AP SALE I. CHSaP SALK 1 At i .1 Gre.en's. yiotpria-atreet, for One Month only; the whol? Stools reduced to hßlow.Market 7 B]?81, £ a t]*e 'Plowing prlcos w« show ;— jadies'.Htays. reduced from Ga6d to 2a 84 (alee. 24 to 28 moheß), with Whalebone Btifteningß: Ladips' Chemlaes (soiled from being In the win dow), reduced from 'fa Si to 5s 3d—handsomely embroidered and gooa calico. Mothers, re member best Violet Powder and Fuller's Earth, reduced from 3d to Id per packet; large Is paokets Violet Powden at 6d; large barrels of fuller's Earth, rednoed from la to9d per barrel; 3oys' small Bismd Straw Hats, reduced from 9a o fid; Embroidery, from 2jd yard; all Erfl iroldery Rollins: at reduced prioes; good Blanbeta. large slbib. rednoed from 21s 6d to 18s d; Double WidtH Sheeting.' reduced fromls 6a to \ts 3d per yard; Bod-iiok, reduced from 73 to4sd, all wool; Flannel, reduced to Bid yard'; BtoDt Black Velveteen, reouoed from 6s 6d to 2s' 4d per yard; Good Blaok Lustre, reduced to l3d;Mena' Cotton Books, 3Ji per pair; L.W. Books, lOd per pair 1 Towela, reduced from 6d to Hi eaoij extra long Towels, reduced to'lW. worth Is Id;' Brown TurklahTowela. ntdvioed rpm la 8d to Is 2d j Laoe falls, roduoe<i from Is Id to B.i each; Calloo, 31 ya;d; orinoUnes, worth 3s 6d, reduood to Id; also suitable for making ly catches, fanoy baskets, &o.; Pompadour Ribbon, reduced from 9d to 2d a. yard. Sale commenoea Saturday, 9th Soptemiisr, and ends 'th Ootober. For Qae Month Only. —J, GREEN. 85 Yictorla.ttreet.-A lull aasortmont ot Ladles' \7nderolothlng all at reduced price?. Night Dresses at 3s eaoh.-J. GtRKBN, 85, Yjotorja-Btreet. ' ' X*l || IV tIO,VW tEJNX on BulldlnK S^JLV Society prinpinleß. or on other terms x> suit borrowers, AUotmenta bought and louses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negot&ted. Bee Urt of Prcporaes tor sale on 4th page. PW Deroent allowed on money deposited for Investmeiit..-- C. WnuAiisoN, Land, snd Vlaasolal AggntMia Valuator. 3. Valcaß Lsa* EX Mkndoza. CANTERBURY m „„ IiLUH DEEW BNTS, GOOD FOR THE TABLE. GOOD FOR BKKD, ADAM liAYBOjUKN, FpRT-STEEKT, J U S X LANDED, 0,000 Old JudßO oiearetiteß 60.CP0 Kxcolalor ClKarottea 23,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Doohess (Pqre Taritlsh) Ciguottes. PARTRID©?& WOOI LAMS, QPKKN-BTRBBT, TUST AttJIIVED PBE MESDO3A, m SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES, G. S. J A X INS, USTOM-HOirSE-STKKKT.



To Let. e» mO LET, in a few days, a 3-roomed dc n I tached Cottage.-H. J. Biordan, Nolboi rt> tract. ne»r Cook-atreot. B. HpO LET, Kendall House, corner nep X. burn-street and Ponßoiiby Road (the fines (. view in tho olty), containing 7 roomo and sonl _ lery; olty water laid on, tank, &o.; also, gooi Stable —Apply next door. ~ 'I'O LET, a Small Shop in Grey-street a • suitable for a bootmaker.—Apply W 9. Adama. Grey-street. " rpO LET, a House of Six Rooms" and •■ I Sonllery, In Upper Queon-atreet; gas and >t water laid on; Immediate ooasesslon; rent. fil. '• -Apply to W. Jamleaon, Welleßley-Btreet Kaat, - m\o let, a Six-roomed House, situated V X In Baker-street, off Nelson-street: wash i- bonse oomplete, fowl-hoaue, _c—Apply Mre d Maodonald. opposite tho premises. , ' 810 LET, a New Six-roomed Honse, a JL well flnlahoil, and fitted with register y prates, colonial oven, wood-ohed. &0.. situated v In StokeßS Road, Mount Kdon.—APDly n«xt door to Mra Harrison. ' !. rilO LET, one Shop with Dwelling, corner _ of College Koad and Greonwobd-utroet; 0 rent, 17s Gd—Apply M. J. Moore. Bootmaker, ~ Vlotorla-Btreet. rpO LET, a tfivc-roomed House, with I good workshop and largo garden. Apply on the nromlßas.—o. White, Cabinetmaker, • Soath-etreet (off garangahapa Road I. Newton. 1 rpo LKT, a Comfortable Three-roomed > I Cottage at Kden Terrao<s.-Apply to Mra t BoodelL TO LET, a Shop adjoining the Co9mo. polltan Hotel, corner of Queen and West ■ Queea-streota; water laid on.—Apply noxt door, 'po LET, on College Koad, a Wew and r a Commodious Shop and DwelllnK.—Apply j to Captain Robb, at Caaoado Store cost door. ) or to Messrs Hamilton Bros.. Queen-street. r rfQ LET, jn, Ponsonbyj Convenient I Ilonse, n rooms. Mount Eden. Nlca Jottago, a rooms and pantry.—W, V, Stevens 187. Quoan.ntraet. nri o h 1 f. • in^ 1"A, itKSIUMNOa (Ur, Biilott'B, who is : V?« v£ n 8 iOT, "nß'andi. situate on Ponsonby an SDlondla opportunity lor a medical D. F. KVANS, KBtate Agent. Qaoan-atreot. rp o Z i x MBLFORD-STREBtToS St. Mary's Koad. a new and splendidly flniahod Honaeof Brooms, mntry. dqlry, servant's room, stable, and bnwnr house; oapltal view, garden, &o. D. K. EVANS, JCstato Agent. 110 MERCHANTS, UYBKY STABLE KKBPKRB.ASD OTJTKRS REQUIRING LAg»K PKJSMiaftg IN tfHK OKNXKK OF loai CAT x * JF£ P,? °u R LKAB_-Thoae extenßlvo Pre mises in Durham-fltroet, adjoining the Hay mar ret, at present ooounied by Basten Brothers, uoaohboildorß, who are removing to their new Q^t?Bros Wl!lk0fla? d' 6troOt> opllosite Messrs 1 BA.BTEN EUOB,, . Darham-Btrcet. MOUMT BDEN—TO LET, comfort abla Family Reaidonoe of 10 Rooms. beßldea Bathroom and bthor Offices, with about an Acre of Ground; stands high with, splendid Ytew.—Apply tjo 8, Viokera, Ipsurancjo Build.- A| URTH Houses To v,m f Qrnlsned and Unfurnished; also. iFFICK TO LET. _Appi7"at G.N.L.A, v Booms, (juoen-atreet Board ana jxesiaenee. pKIVATE BOAHD AND KEsl £a DBNGK.-Mrs Carey's, corner ot Cook ana Nelson-street", three minutes wait from noen-street; terms moderate. i±UVX.Li£tOtL BROWNE HOTXL. V* HOBSON-STREBT, J^AKINk KKSIDBNCE, Select Board ana Besldenco, at Mra JUnd's. «y Viow Honsc, Northoote. Families wIU Jf« i .v oharmll >X nnd healihy spot to reside S?w?s the Bn,W9«! months. The ohargo la v«7 reaßonableT with every home comfort. Ab-cnaanoo o« Strawbarrles. New Teas. 1882-3 T fj gi 1883-3 Wa have received our SECOND SHIPMENT by the KlDgnrooma, from Sydney, tronßhlpped ex Ganges. 314)3 PACKAGES, Cosslatln? of EXTRA CHOICE KAISOWS & CHOICE & MEDIUM CONGODSj Of neat twisted even leaf, and very strong and rioh flavour. Also, 125 BOXES CHOICEST MANDARIN SCKNTED OKANGE PEKOE. 'I'he above,with about , 2000 PACKAGES OF FINEST QUALITIES (Balance of First Paroel), And 300 PACKAGES OF ASSAM AND DAKJEELINGS, Enable us to offer a very Rare Selection to buyer?. Oar Foockow corroßpondenti Inform ns that seven-tentha of last shipment was scoured at EXCEPTIONALLY CHEAP KATES, And we are determined to give our clients the ?UIJ> BENBfIT OF THIS, L. D. JSF™" & C o> Rews Tea. RKWB TEA, BKWB TKA SSW'3 TEA SKWS TEA. tKW'S TK A FOE REW'S TEA IItWS TBA RKWB TEA UCW'B TEA FLAVOUR, REW'B TKA RKW'S TEA REW3 TKA tKW'S TKA FOB RKWS TEA ;SWB TEA RKW'a TEA IKWa TEA STRKNGTH, HEWS TKA JEW 8 TEA RKW'S TEA JKW d TKA FOR REW'a *BA iKWS TEA KKWa TEA i RKW'STKA. QUAUTV, RKW'B TKA RBW'a TKA REW'S TKA RBW3TKA CANNOT RKW'STKA tKWSTBA BEWSTKA JSSi SS& BB REW^ TEA RKW'S TKA RIIW'S TKa JBWS TEA EXCELLED, HEWS TBA iKW'BTEA RKW'STKA REWS TKA RKW'S TSA £JITY TKA jMAHT VIOTOaiA-STHCKT, INDIA AND CHINA TKA WARE HODSK, 05, VICTORIA -STKEET. • . NOTICE. As I have been appliod to in mistake tor a wreon or persons trading under the style of " Whltehead and C 0,," Qnoen-Btieet, for a can, VBSSer*s Bltaatlon, I bofc to asnoanoo that mj; place ot business is at 95, Victoria-street, better cnown as the "India and China Tea Ware house.'' ■\TO. 1 -PUBE BROKEN PBKOK AND SOU i~ 4 OHOIfGI3LENDat9/^lb. IVTO. O-PURK SOUCHONG AND DAR ±\ *> J3KLINQ PKKOK BLKND at S/6 *l Ib. NO. Q-PUKK PKKOK SOUOHONQ Q AND CHOICEST DARJEE iiiNo bi-icndru/wh,. A Reduction of 2d. ~i> n>, on 12k>. Va^vbls. "BERTIK SAVERNA" HAMS AND BACON, Quality Splendid, Prime Cuts, 1/ f Ib. Terms Cash. Lesa by tfcb aide. Blend Teas. PmoKB CmpKNi. CHOIOKBT PORK BROKEN PANyONQ CONGOU. This Tea for value In the oup Is worth pence por sound more money, Price, Is G/t par Ib. 1A SPLENDID DARJEKLING FLAVOURED MIXTURE; guaranteed a blend of I'uro i India and China Teas. Price, 1/8 lh. . «'TEA EXTRAORDINARY I" lha steady Bale . this Tea commands proves it worthy tho name. Prlco, 2/ per Ib. •• FAMILY MIXTORK." A bland of hieh oared first crop India and China Teas; will improve with lengthened brewing In the. pot, and provo Itsolf on Qoonomlo high-olasß FamUy ToaT Price, W per Ib. •■VERY HIOH DEKP BROWN TKA" A combination ot some of the pobest the' gTBOKOKBTjand the bhihest wtAvonRBD TBaS lntported. Prico. 3/ per Ib. [ Owing to the Heavy Stook of SlWiNes in London and Fooohow, and the desire to mnkc room for farther Bhlpmonta, tho underaii?nod will Ball tha balance of, hia present stock ol ~ PURE CHINA; SIFTINGB at ° » IS. aD. PER LB, Quality undeniable). * A ' Fredk. VThitbhead, gg yiCTORIA-STRKET.



j Pablic Nowces. !• 'jgj L~E CTR I C | IGWi FOX BALK, tho following : - 1 DYNAMO KLKOTRIC BRUSH MACHIN * pv 12,000 Candle fowbr. i G ARC LAMPS. 2.000 Oandlh POWKK BACH, . 21 INOANDEBCRNT LAMPS, 20 OANDL ; Poweb KiOtr. • 1 FOCUSSING LAMP. | NECESSARY CABBONS & WIRE FOR ABOVB Apply to MESSRS STARK & QUICK, Noeth Shore; or E. PORTER & CO., Queen-street ftF *Z> T 5 1 C E TOWNSHIP OF MOUNT ALBERT. Tho Balance of Allotments In this thriving district will be open for Sale by tho undorelguec until SATURDAY, lGth lnst. R. C. QRKKNWOOD. Corcor of Queen and Shortland stroeta. EVONPORT LOCAL BOARD OF UKALTH. Notlco 10 harehr «lvon that tho under-men tioned Appointments tor the Devonport High way District h»vo boon ma*e under tho nro vleiona of " The Pnbllo Health Act, 1870,"- Health Ofllow: Dr. R, a PARKINSON, M.R.0.5., It,, &c. Sanitary Inßsector: CONSTABLK HUTCWI3ON. All complaints rcspootlni; Nnbaaoos should be m&do to the Sanitary Inspeotor. The Karth Closet Hyatem will bo stilctlj enforced. BKNJ. TANNBB, Secretary; PARTNERSHIP T^olFlcE. I. ADAM LAYBOUUN, havo (?reat pleasure la ott>ring my sidoere thanks to my numerous Customers and the Publlo goaorally fortho vorj liberal support acoordod to me since I com menood Business; and I havo now to Intimate that I have admitted my son •in - law. Mi ARTHUR THOMAS ESUiE. to a Bhare in the Bnsfneßd, and that the name ot the new firm will be ADAM LAYBOURN & CO." Mr Eyre is woll-fcnown to mo«t of my Cus tomers, having had the practioal management of the BuaineßS for tho past three yours. My own personal care and attention will bo con> tinned as before. The wants and convenience of Customers will be caret ally studied by tho new Firm in order, as far as possible, to Klve everyone satlßfaotion, and I reapeotfully solicit from them a continu ance ot that confidence so long and freely be stowed UDOjj myself, ADAM liAYBOURN, Fort-Btroet, Auckland. REMOVAL >TOTICB. ADAM LAYBOORN & CO. Beg to'lntimate that, on the 14th Inst., they will REMOVE TO THKIR NKW PRKMIBBS IN Dubham-strekt, Next to Hnnter and Nolan's, jg a r l y __£ Losing, W«, H. Smich, 300 and 302 Upper Queen street, begs to intimate to his numerous CnstO' mere, and the Pnblio generally, that after Satur day, Sept. 9tb, hhe will CLOSU his (Vheap Drapery Warehouse at 9 o'clock on Saturday Evenings and 6 o'olcok HJvcry Other Evenins?. as heretofore, N.8.-?rlenas will oblige by Shopping Early. Please bear this in mind. T K. M A ]D B E- N * has taken over the Buslnesa recently carried on by MISS HAINKS, TonicaouisT, and hopes ta receive the support of all old onstomers. SKLECT ASeORTMKNT OF TOBACCOS. CIGAItB, PIPES, ETO, QnHEH-BTItEBT, PNDBR ALBKBT HOTBt. MRSGOURLKY, Dresamaktr, removed from Ohapel-street to Lower Vincent street, i doors from Wellealey-Btroet. |J O I I C E OF REMOVAL J. F. LBPINE, Tailor, late of Grev-atreet, has RKMOVBD to WXEmrIKLD-STRKKT next door to W. H. Dampler's. Flrßt-olaflfl fit ana qnalltr of material guaranteed. "IVTOTICE.—R. J, MOORE is no longer -Ll authorised to receive money on our behaU.-Hendry and Whlt'ey. Ahh Claims against the late WILLIAM Walters to be sent in on or be before the 15th inst.—W. Walters. Jnn., Papaknra. TffOTIC EOF KKMOVAI. T. WALKER bega ta annonnoo lo his nu merous Customers that, owing to the late Fire, ho has Removed to his Temporary Premises, opposite his eld shop, Karangahape Koad, and hopes, by selling the Best Meat at Lowest Prloe's, he will reoelvo a fair sharo of patronage, LOGsi LOGS! LOGS! TO THE MILL! Wanted known, that the Kauri Point Saw Mills, at Onehunga (destroyed by fire some months slnoe), a?e now in full work again. All lengtha of logs at Mill waiting to bo sawn. Beams »nd girders for brick building and Wriarf work, up to 10 feat, auDPliod on the shortest notioe, Customers may rely upon tho cream of the timber going with their orders, as we havo no manufactory to supply, Bpilderuand contractors will find It to their lntereat to glvo tholr orders to us, as they will gat ail fresn timber freo from worm and dead sap. Orders exeouted with, despatoh. M H.ROE. _ Proprietor, Kauri Point Sawmill, Onehung*. September 1,1882, HOSPITAL FUR SEWING MA OHINKB.-Internal Derangement, Stlfl Joints, and Broken Parts, Repaired. Now Machines, &0.-D, a. Chambers, 70, Qaeen-st. gfKOIAb. NOTICE. T. & H. O 0KE» CABINETMAKERS. UPHOLSTKRKRB, &a, HAVE REMOVED TO! THKIR jNew Jtrkmisks in Victoria-3t. Tubkb D obs Above Theatrb BVILOtKOB, IWOW ON SALE. NEVADA SILVER*SPOONS AND FORKB, Warranted to Wear White. THOMAS ■ 8 AMU EL, 16, QU.'CEN-BTRKKT, Opposite the Town Clook, INDUSTRIAL AND FBOVIDENI A. PKKMANKNT BUUiDINa, LAND ANE INVK3TSCTNT 800IBTY OF AfjOKUAND. Offioes Corner CJukkn-st, a»d Vulcan Lank, Board on JVUhaobmknb —. President! Thos. Peaoock, Ksq.tM.H.K, Vioe PreoMeat i a. G. Horton, Ksq. Tnm.ccror i Tbos. Maoky, Ksq, Uiraotorsi Mobstb. Graves Alokin, RdwaH Bartley, H. Brett, Jhs. Daere. J. J. Hoi *"s&'* l£ bS 3i' e< P*PleroOt B-stana and H. 14, Weule. Manager i Baorgo ffraser. THIS fIOOIKT V Is prepared ta make advance to the extent of three-!onrtb.B ot the vpltio o> Freehold or teaaohold Property, KKPAYMBNTS. oalculatea on tho lowes posathie remunerative scale, may bo spread ovo any reaaonablo number ol yoaiß. SINKS NOT KNFOKOKD ta oases Of slok ness or want of omploymont. Members may join tw Investors or Borrower at any time. Intending Borrowers before deciding wouli do well to apply at tha office of this Society Wfcoro they can make urrauKoments and term to Butt their oonvonlencc. N.Bi—Borrowers share lv the profits. i — —- .-, - s I AuotlODfl, ' " TO-MORKOW. PROD U~c"i SALE, GRASS SEED, &c. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exchane Mart, Qaeen-atreot, To-morrow at I ! o'clOOfc ' 7 tons Potatoes . ' . ""saasssa? Rye GrMB Beoa ' l 1 cask Pork Wtons Flour, in 60 and 100 )b. baas ! 18 cases Tea (Himalaya Mixpuro) " &0.. ftc. S».



_ .;iiiet>o:ufc. r< TO-MORROW, "" "* THK lIaVjIAEKBT, Ex Macgrogor, from W altars; E 2 Plough Mares 2 RidiDß Horses 2 Ponies, unbroken Also, from WMtmto, A Good Riding Uorfce, nna Staunch Dray Homo. MFJBEP BUOKLAWtt rO-MOEROW, II o'Cusck A.K. v • ; MARKET. DAY. ' A Rw»??™ S PRODUCE. [ ARTHUR'S MAIIfTQUEKN-iSTREET. POULTRY DMPAHTMRNT. Fowls. Turkeys, Dncks, Oewe, Piiwmi, oana. riea, Fancy Birds, Qafnua pjga from Hobart • block Well-bred Small Figs A Large Turning Lathe [ PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY" DE PARTMKNT. 6 0a tß»°7 B,() t ? ood CButerbnry Hams and Baoon, Walkato and other Table Potatoes of sn porlor quality, Seed Potatoes, Carrote, Manimktß, Pumpkhiß. Cabbages. Onions, E». "B, m*- fcof, Pork. Cheepe. Buttßr. flin Wi Mals i °-f*.,, <J»"nca». 20 baf?sSuper flno Flour, Honor (in tine and J»ra> I On Account of W horn it may Concern, , 5 Mats Sugar, Damaged KRCoooaums PlOß> Oranffes< Lem°ol>. Cltronß. GROOKRIKS.-Tea, Coffee, Coooa, Sugar, Eloe. Cornflour, Starch, aiua, auar. Biscuits, v}«& 3' wS!i? lef I] rlod A*Ploß, Blacfelng, Vestas, White Lead, gso. J FURNITURE DeIpARTMBNT:- ON SALE ImiVATSLY, AT AUCTION TKIOES .' , Pianos (Vow ana Secondhand), an Amorloan ' i &, oTen? laa°hlnea' MaDßl6B> BM™' i "*• 6 ,a"d Varied Assortment of Household Furniture and Effects. Carpats, Knoß. Watohea tS< Cl°ok8 >' LooWn« <*»«*»• «««£ T 0. M O R X 0 W, At 2 o'Clock, BANANAS. COCOANUTS, Ex Taiaroa, from Fiji, R. AUTHUR TX7lLti sell by auction, at Ilia Mart, » T Queen-street, to-morrow, at 2 o'clock, 220 Bunohea Banunns ■ . 9 Sacks Coooanuts MONDAY, NOi>N. ' MELBOUENE HOUSE, PONSUNBY • R U A D, STOCK OF ruIPEKY, PANCY GOODS, AHDgHOUSBHOLD FUK« MIT QBE AND EFFECTS. R. ARTHUR a'AS been favoured with instructions ng snpiiUes. Set of Drawers. Glabb Show and B»JS_P°2 rBl-£ C- Household Fn^TtaS &S,f?^! a£ cll6Bt' ot Drawars, Marble tTop HtttoS mRS Dfir¥^ttr^ 8-Gla8B- Stove; but nmo üboo, Kitchen TTtonsila, Sro,. &o.' WEDNESDAY NEXT, NOON. KINGSLAND EOAD. DAIRY COWS, HimSE, SPRING CART, SADDLES, HARNESS, ' \ POULTRY, GOOD.WILL MILK.WALK, LEASE OR FREEHOLD OF PROPERTY, PIAFO, SEWING MACHINE, FUR. •: ; NITURE, &a , &c. E. ARTHUR HAS been favoured with instructions _from Mr Jas. Jaokßon, who Is removing a hlfl farm, to aeU, by Motion, at hla Residence. KlDgaland Koad, near to Mount Albert on ;l Wodneadar next, at 12 o'clock noon, '■'•fl THE LFA3IT OR FRBKHOLD of the well. altnated Dfroportr, oomprielni? 62 Aoroa of ' ; good Land, togrether with the Dwelling House. : Oat-homes. &o,; the tf ood-wUI of a Milk-Walk. EIGHT GOOD DAIRY. COWS, a Superior ' Harness Hors«, Spring Gart, Sprtaß Cart Har Dairy Dtcnsll^, Toe is. A Good Piano and Sewing Meohtoe. • A Household Furniture and Effects CARDS to view she Property and Rtookoan if Arthilrt Start? th° °ffloa oclhu AuoUoneer. .', Bhatt^sta Bnd >bmm pass rosn'oriy within & j 1 ■ a-^~ —;— m MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. TO MERCHANTS, WHOLESALE OKOCERS, DEALERS, AND " i 1 OTHERS. PAPER BAGS.~FaPER BAGS. PAPER B&tiS, : GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to gelL at lite m.«,ta^?nl I?r <OliIpo?.to Thornt<»n. BmlUl ana s tato? BU^o'oloor 62" Qnftei'"Btreet' on tko Bb°™ 48 B B a n la ßiof b GrOF 'Pttpet Bag8 ' 2- *• °<8' Terms at Sale, MONDAY, BEPIEMBERII. to ironmongErsTdealers, and : OTHERS. i : BARB WIRE. BARB WIRE. BARB WIRE. Hx Rapido, from Now York. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received Instructions to sell, at his Sbovf dafe a^TftoVoX 1 QU6en-Btreet- °n tho 3 Tons * Barb Galvanised.Wire • 1 do Black do Xorws at.Sale. MOMDAY, SEPI'JSMBEB. 11. ' TO OIL AND COLJURMEN, AND OTHERS. paint, paint, paint, sash tools. . . ■ ■ ■ I GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell at hW .„ ... Bpipß (opposite Thornton. Smith and U Casks ot Mixed Paints, In S, I, ana Tib • TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. GENERAL DRlpBKy, CLOTHING. RETAIL STOCKFORPOSiaiVJE SALE< H GABRIEL" LEWIS AS received ingfructions to s6ll, at his I, oato,at KSoc Ik: WOrQMea- Btreet' onabo™ A PARCKD OF ABOVE GOODS, . AUliosplendMoriiflr <wd for abaointo sale, " WEDNESDAY, S&PrKMBSR 13. y y J SPRfNG BOOTS ~AUU SHORS,. :' Ex Chimbrazo, at Melbonmor GABRIKI LEWIS • TTAS received Instructions to sell, at hi* • aUat Xi 0i oo^bo L k 7 8r <iaBOB-°tr°°t on »^ a . 30 TRS B f JSf KID BOOTS, in -^. Also, on Account otShlppers, g TRUNKS CAaHMjj^^gOTß.. JQ CASES LASTfNV^ Terr/ 'L- S:IB# . mM? i : // ~^'^_^rtiiSgoftheSale.:i . ,,irt*Pi':;' >~;.;