Juvenile Smoking. ■ In tho Lcstwlatire Council, replying to Mr Chamberlin's question about juvenile smoking, Mr Wiiitakbb said it was an * exceedingly difficult thing to put down those practices by legislation, but if Mr Chamberlin would bring in a Bill to stop smoking by every body, ho would support 1 ' Newmarket Station. Mr Moss tells me that the Minister of Public Works has promised to give im mediate directions to make the approach to the Newmarket Station from Manukau Road, more suitable for foot passengers. Employment of Surveyors. Mr Harris asks tho Government if it is true that a circular .has been issued to the Chief Surveyor that none but the start of surveyors shall receive Government employ, ment, or if a preference is given tnem over other authorised surveyors, and, it so, wi the Government relax the rule so that all authorised surveyors may hare a chance of applying. _________

TELEGRAMS.

FBOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

COKOMANDEL, this day. The Royal Australian Circus leaves for Whangarei, at midnight. Tokatea.—The manager reports forty pounds of picked stone from the western drive, and fifty from the leading stope The KAPANQA got a box full of veiy rich specimens yesterday.

CAMBRIDGE, this day,

A statement contained in the " Timoa this morning that tiic Land Court will be held he'e in September ha« siven great satisfaction, and is much talked of by busi ness people.

HAMILTON, this day,

Charles Mullions was brought before Judge Macdonald yesterday for neglecbnsr to attend the Court for the purpose of being examined by the trustee in the bankrupt estate of his brother. His Honor held that the accused had been brought improperly before the Court, no expenses having been tendered. He was therefore discharged. Mullions, I learn, haa entered an action for £500 against Captain Lindsay for false imprisonment.

(PER PRESS AGEKCY.'j

ALEXANDRA, thia day. PJRBSENT OF CATTLE TO MR BKYCB.

Tawhiao has sent 23 head of cattle into Alexandra as a present to the Hon. Defence Minister, to celebrate the opening of the new bridge across the Waipa, at Whati whatihoe."

WANGAN U I, this day.

INTERRUPTED RAILWAY,

A well-attended meeting of citizens was held yesterday afternoon to consider what is best to be done regarding the inter rupted railway communication, through tho collapse of the Rangitikei bridge, as busi ness Buffers very janch in consequence. A resolution was passed to be forwarded to the members for Egmont, Waitotara, Wan ganui, Rangitikei, Manawatu, and Foxtoo, urging the Government to establish com munication of some kind, and to forward goods free across tbe river.

GREYMOUTff, Wednesday.

A drowning case is supposed to have occurrred at New River yesterday after ternoon. George Bidgood, an old settler, and a well-known drover, left Paora with 22 head of cattle, and has not been seen since. One bullock was found drowned, but the remainder were found grazing quietly by the deceased's dogs, and the horses were also found along with them. Marks on the opposite bank showed a horse had been struggling up it. The de ceased leaves a wife aud large family.

WELLINGTON, this day.

CAMBRIDGE RAILWAY,

The following were tenders received by i tho Pnblic Works for the Haritapu con tract—Hamilton Cambridge Railway. Ac cepted, Daniel Scally, Wanganui, £4,461. The following were declined: Wm. lorett, Hamilton, £4,787; W. J. Bassett, Auckland, £4,895 ; Mercer and Marshall, Auckland, £5,025 j J. M.ullenger and Brett, Auckland, £5,171; T. J. C. Booth, Hamilton, £5,440 ; Wm. Eirby, Auckland, £5,443; B. J. Montague, Cambridge, £G,134 ; J. J. O'Brien, Anckland, £7,221 ; H. Fergussan and K. Crickett, £7,280, ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY. The prospectus of the New Zealand Electric Light Company (Limited) has been circulated. The company is to be floated on 10,000 shares of £10 each, and is formed for the purpose of lighting the principal cities in New Zealand by means of electricity, and also for using it as a locomotive power. An influential pro visional directory is appointed, in addition to whom local directorates, consisting of three shareholders in each city, will be appointed in Dunedin, Christchurch, and Auckland, to take tlae_ management of the works in their respective cities, and by this means do away with the expense of having a full list of directors in those places. Nearly G,OOO shares are already subscribed. SUIT FOR £8000.. In the Sapreme Court yesterday, tbo case of Hurrey v. the Bank of Now South Wales was tried before a special jury. The plain tiff is a saw and flour miller at Gisborno, and claims to recover the sum of £8000, for trespass and conversion of machinery, plant, &c. From the plaintiff's statement it appears that he had been carrying on business in partnership with Mr King, at Gisbprne, under the style of King and Uo. ' In the year 1880, it was arranged that King should retire from the business, and that the plaintiff should carry it on. This was at the request of the local bank manager. The manager agreed to' release a bill of sale which the back then held on the machinery, &c, on the condi tion of King's securing a mortgage over two sbips, called the Opotiki and Advance. This was done, but some short time after tbe bank seized the whole of the machinery, &c. It is expected that tbe case will con tinue till Friday.

CHRISToHURCEI, this day.

MUSICAL.

Herr Brown, formerly Bandmaster of the Austrian Band, has decided to settle in Christchurch, and was last night elected 1 Uandmaater of the City Guards Band, FOOTBALL. The Canterbury Kugby Union have de cided to s<!nd a team to play O (ago during the latte* end of this month. "' ' ' r

POWEDIN, Augusta

SODDISN DEATH,

A, very sudden death occurred in the patmerston district. Augustus Henry Travers, a miner, had a hearty breakfast at the hotel he was staying at, and at dinner time he was found sitting on a form in the sitting-room dead. The cause was conges tion of the lungs, and disease of the heart.

PRESBYTERIAN UNION.

At the Duncdin Presbytery today, Pro fessor Salmond. broußht forward a motion approving of the report of the committee on the union with tbe Northern Church, and urging that consideration should be given to the details of the scheme. The Rev, Pr Stuart proposed an amendment that uniou'wao inexpedient at presents but the motion was earned by 5 votes to 3.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

AvavatlS, 1881 Bank ot New Zealand-Belters. £2315a National Bank-Bnyers, 78s Colonial Bank-aelieru, sfls New Zealand Insnranoe— Sellers, lill Booth British—Sellers, 628 •:■ Unton Inßuranoe-Sellers, 21a 6d . ~ Now Zetland Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, BUS'sßd; I: ■ .: ■■ , » Union Bash ana Door-353 ex new jssuo Bay of Island's Coal Company—Sellers, £8 oa Northern 8.8. Co.-3eUero, 11s * • Atbnrnla—Hollers, 10s cod Kttranui Hill-Sellers, 7a Bd Tokatea—Sellers, 9j QuSraof. Beauey-22s 64 to 2Ss; buyers, 21D; OoUera, 23a * southern Gross- Buyers, 12s Deep Levels Sellers, Is SI Newftnd-Bnyers.ia6d Colonial (Te Aroha)-Buyerp, Ss 6d Ross M°&VNKWMAN. Chairman.

Tha brl«antlne Aurora, whloh put Into Byanar. lea**. aevcra)|weekß bko, was there re paired, and proce?ded to Newcastle, arrived from the latter port this afternoon after a passage ot 11 days, stormy weather was generally experienced. A schooner lnßide Tlrltirl was Bigoallea late this afternoon. The petition of the Karangabape rate payers praying tbat the district be amal gamated with the city has been forwarded to tha Government. It bears the signatures of 304 property owners, A duplicate copy has also beeen supplied to the City Council.

CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTER'S CABLEGRAMS.]

COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, August 2.

Consols remain at par. Colonial bread* stuffa continue firm and unchanged in price. Australian beef tallow has declined Gd to 445; best mutton remains at 45s Gd. The stock in London to-day is 13,100 casks. Accounts of the English wheat crop are now more favourable, as fine weather prevails. Reports to hand from America state that the crop ici that country is expected to be considerably above the average, j The Lords and the Arrears o/ Ment Bill. LONDON, August 2, 7.15 p.m." Tho House of Lords persisting in their amendments on the Irish Arrears Bill, it will be dropped for tho.present. The'session of Parliament will be immediately prorogued and a fresh session held, when the Bill will be again introduced.

AUSTRALIAN.

CABLE DELAYS,

MELBOURNE, this day.

The telegraphic service with Europe is at present subject to considerable delay i along the Teheran route, and great irregu larity exists in tho time occupied in the transmission of messages. These, although despatched from London at regular inter vals, now generally arrive here in batches, THE JEWELLERY ROBBERY. The trial of the men who were arrested on charge of burglary at Avinsti's jeweller's shop in Lonsdalc-strect, was concluded yesterday, but the jury were unable to agree on a verdict. NAVAL RESERVE. Harmony is being restored in the Naval Reserve, and the men who withdrew from that force are now returning. OPENING OF RAILWAY. SYDNKY, Augusts The. Northern Railway extension from Tamworth to Uralla, 300 miles fioni Sydney, was opened to-day, by the Hon. Robert Wisdom, Attorney-General, with tho customary ceremony. ARREST OF THE OAMARU LEVANTER. SYDNEY, August 2. Robert Warner, arrested by a policeman on tho charge of having absconded, as a bankrupt, from Oamaru, New Zealand, was brought up at the Police Court to-day, and remanded, the issue of an extradition war rant being withheld until the arrival of further evidence.

THE CONDEMNED MUR DERER.

He Still Protests His Inno* cence.

The murderer, Winiata, lying in the con demned felon's cell at Mount Eden, and aware that be has but a few hours longer to live, still stoutly asserts that he is guilt less ot the murder of Packer. The Rev. Mr Wallis, who visits Winiata daily, in forms U3 that yesterday he conversed with him freely on the subject of the execution, and stated that he was not afraid of death. He asked Mr VVallia would his hands he pinioned before or behind, and the clergyman having described to him the usual method ot pinioning, Wiuinta asked would death be in stantaneous. Mr Wallis replied that according to the opinions of all medical men, death immediately followed the drop. The condemned man then asked would he be permitted to say anything from the scaffold. Being answered in the affirma tive, he again quetied—" But how can I speak when the black cap is over my head." Mr Wallis assured htm that he would have an opportunity of ppeaking. "Then," remarked Winiata, "I will speak a little. Not much." We understand that; it is Winiata'a intention not to make any reference to the murder, but merely to quote some verses of Scripture which be thinks especially applicable to him self. Be ia quite cheerlul, eats well, and those who know him best believe that he will die with the fortitude he has exhibited since his trial. Mr Wallis believes that he wilt go to his death with out making a confession. To-day Winiata was engaged writing letters, one of which, it is stated, is addressed to the whole European population, lie will pro bably hand it to the Sheriff, or the Gover nor of the Gaol, to-morrow, but before it is published it will, no doubt, be forwarded to the authorities at Wellington.

JSnmows havitJg gained circulation yesterday to the effect that the condemned man had not been officially warned of the date of the execution for some days after the receipt Iby the Sheriff of the Governor's Warrant, a reporter of the Star interviewed Mr Wallis on the matter this morning* Mr Wallis tales tbat seeing fa Monday night's Stab that Mr Brewer had fixed Friday an the date of the execution, he visited Winiata on Tuesday at noon in the full belief that he had l.een warned by the Sheriff of the date. In reply to the rev. gentleman's queries Winiata stated that he had had a visit from Mr Brewer and Mr Brown, the interpreter, tbat morning, bat that nothing had been said with reference to the date of the execu tion. Mr Brown had merely mentioned that they would call again on Friday. Con vinced that the object of the Sheriffs visi£ bad mi been understood by the 'native,Mr Wallis communicated with the Governor of the Gaol, and yesterday Mr Brewer again visited the murderer, and officially inti mated to him that Friday was the day ap pointed for the carrying oat of the dread sentence. One of two things is certain: Either Winiata ia speaking falsely when he assorts that the data was not communicated to him, Mr Brown, actuated by a sense of delicacy, did not make the intimation 'sufficiently ex plicit. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered to the doomed man at four o'clock thia afternoon by the Yen. Archdeacon Maun sell. It it probable that the only clergy man present at the execution will be Mr Wallis, though it is just possible '■ that the Key. Mr Saddle will also attend. This matter was not to be decided till thia af(er noon. 'Winiata has1 several titnpa ex: pressed a"'strung desire that Mr' Wallia should be n with ■ him to the end, and on one occasion seemed anxions to know whether that gentleman would stand on the scaffold or leave him at the foot. The Preparations for the execution are nearly completed, Mr Diekenson, the undertaker, is erecting tbe scaffold, which, wo understand, will Be so constructed i that i after the. drop the body of ' the murderer: will dig. appear entirely from view. If all the stories related concerning the previous holder of the office of hangman are true, it is a matter for congratulation that a'change has been made. At the execution of -jKateij the perpetrator of the Ngaruawahia murder,! the hangman behaved in a most disgusting manner. After pull ing the drpp, lie smiled hide ounly, and, addressing the • still quiver? ing corpse remarked, "How did you like that, Jack?" At Epwright's execution matters were managed so badly that the deputy Sheriff, Major ! Green, had actually to ■ test the ■' length •of drop himself, andthemaudliDlexecutioncr's hand trembled so much tbat fears were en tertained that he would' draw tbe bolt be fore the signal was given by the Sheriff. At anotherhanging the'knot was fixed so badly that the Victim actually died* from I strangulation. | Mr Sjogleton Rochfort wired to thp , Government yesterday asking for reprievp f fi r Winiata for "a fortnigljt, on the ground that he had no time to prepare for his trial; that there wore 4wo classes of evidence, circumstantial and confefoional, each of ' which flatly contradicted the other, and ' that both wero insufficient to warrant q, conviction. The following reply was re? celved from the Colonial Secretary to day; — "Your telegram to His Excellency about Winiata.-r-the cane baa been twice before i the Executive Council, and baa been ' most carefully considered, There • does not appear to be any grounds . for interfering with the sentence." I Mr Rochfort telegraphed again that 3 certain evidence favourable to Winiata r given at the inquest was not brought out j at the trial. No answer to this has yet been received.

THIS EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

[KEUTER'S TBLEGKAMS.]

LONDON, August 2. THE PoK'i.c A«i» akABI PASHA. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 2. The Porte in its reply to the communica tion of the powers, states that it cau only proclaim Arabia rebel after the Turkish troops have landed in Egypt. ENGLAND DEMANDS THE COM MAND OF THE TURKISH TROOPS. \ The English Ambassador has notified to the Porte that the English Government re quires that the Turkisk troops sent to Egypt should be subject to the orders of Sir Garnet Wolseley. 5,000 lurkisli lrnops for Jzgypt. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 1. It is understood, that tho Porte has de finitely decided to despatch a body of troops to Egypt, notwithstanding the state ment that this course could onlybe adopted provided the British troops were with drawn. Five thousand troops are under orders to embark to-morrow. Der vish Pasha will accompany tho expedi tion. Russia Rejoins the Con ference. CONSTANTINOPLE, August 1. The Conference of European Ambas sadors, which had decided to terminate pro ceedings on the 31st ult., in consequence of the declaration of the Russian pleni potentiary that he would only attend its meetings for the purpose of discussing tho question of the neutrality of the Suez Canal, resumed its sitting to-day, The Russian Ambassador, it bas transpired, has received fresh instructions from the Russian Government to rejoin, the Con ference, and to participate in its proceed ings.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

Encampment of Bedouins. , LONDON, August 1, (4.10 p.m.) It is stated that 2,000 Bedouins are en camped in the vicinity of Alexandria. There is plenty of water in the canal which supplies the city. The Massacres in the Interior. Tho number ot persons massacred in tup interior is estimated at 200. Protection of Suez Canal. The Stamboul Conference has agreed to v series of proposals for ensuring the security ef the Suez Canal. Sir Evelyn Wood. General Sir Evelyn Wood embarks at Portsmouth on Friday to take the Egyptian command, Arabi Abetted by the Porte. The Government are in possession of official documentary evidence conclusively establishing the fact that Arabi Pasha has throughout been abetted by the Porte,

FIRE AT PONSONBY.

A narrow escape from fire happened in Scotland ■ street, Ponsonby, on Tuesday night. During the evening, Mr 11. Owen was passing a two-roomed house occupied by Mrs Johanna Olson (whose husband is at Whangarei) and her three children, and observing a glare of fire, he rushed inside, and found the window - blind and surrounding drapery to be on fire. Messrs R. Knewstub and P. Doolan ex tinguished the flames before any serious damage had been done. There .vorc three small children in the house at the time, and it appeared that one of them had gone' into a room with a lighted candle, and accidentally set fire to the blind, but was too much frightened to extinguish the flames, Mrs Olson bad gone out previously for a bucket of water, and returned soon after the occurrence. The house is owned by Mr Jag. Butcher.

MARTHA GOLDMINING COMPANY.

Sir, —In your issue ,of last eveniDg i noticed a paragraph referring to the recent extra ordinary general meeting of the Martha Goldmining Company, and in which it was stated that at that me.etiug I t' called upon my brother directors to retire." As tho question of tbe present working of the company ia likely to prove an interesting one in mining annals, allow me to stale that the motion calling upon the directors to retire was not tabled by myself, but separate resolutions to that effect were put in by two different shareholders. When the question of re-election ot directors was being discussed by the meeting, I did sugeest that all t-be directors should volun tarily withdraw from o'ilics and stand for re-election as a matter of right towards the shareholders; as this \vas not done, I, on that account, and by reason of the arbitrary rul ing of the} chairman, sent in my resignation jirom the Board on the following day. As a matter of fact," the term of office qi the present directors expired legally under the Articles of Association so long ago nfs December, 1881, and no fresh elcption has since been made. The resolutions refeireu, to, however, were thrown out by the chairman, upon the ground that the meeting had no power to elect new direc tors " except by a special resolution, to be confirmed at a subsequent extraordinary general meeting, to be liejd wjtUin aperiocj. of not less than ope mont}i." It is this singular ruling (which I pointed out at tho time was ia direct variance with the Act and Articles of Association) which has, according to Mr Hesketh's opinion, placed the company In a no less singular position. —1 have, &c, J. 11. NICHPLIS. Auckland, 3rd August, 1882.

We have bepn requested by the Police authorities to Intimate that persons will be prohibited from overlooking the gaol enclosure to-morrow morning. A posse of police will be posted on the hill overlooking the gaol for the purpose of carrying out this order.

The petition of the resident* of Free man's Bay against tbe starting of a soap and candle manufactory in Boppet's mill will be considered at the City Council Works Committeo to-night. It bears 165 sig natures. We understand that the promoters of the industry have written to the Council pointing out that they intend to suppress the present bone-steaming operations, and also drawing attention to the fact that the manufactory will not be a new jone,1 but merely' a removal and amalgamation of the existing factories. They soy they dp not intend fo render fat into tallow onth.e pre mises, «nd that they will abviate all ob: noxious smell by using steam instead of fjre in soap-boiling,

A preliminary meeting of gentlemen who are desirous of marking their regard for Mr Consul Griffith*, by giving him a corapli, mentary dinner pi for to a\ss approaching departure for the Pnited States, was held io the Chamlipr of Commerce rooms to.dayj It was arranged that, subject to the approval of Mr Griffin, thedinner.Btmuld takeplaceon Saturday week, at 7.30. p.m.; and a committee was appointed to make, the necessary arrangements. The friends of the A merican Consul (and they- are many) will be clad to learn that hia visit to the United States is only .intended as a pleasure trip, and that he may.be ex pected back in Auckland at no. distant dute. • . .'■ ■

THE AUCKLAND EVEJVIiVG STAR. THURSDAY. AUGUST 3.



rOTILLIAM T> -gRIDGMASI HA9 PUROHABED AT AUCTION A LAKGE LOT OF GOODS (Damaged by Freah Water), WHITE AND GREY CALICO?, WBITE AND qBEY SHESMNG,S, POINTS, DRILLS, ETC., ETC. I i . WHICH WILL BK SOLD AT HALF USUAL. PRICES, TO CLEAR QUICKLY. JUNCTION pRAPKRY TjyARKHOUSB, ■ UfFBB QUBBN-BIEEST.



Wanted. WANTED, a smart Lad; must bo accustomed to Bookkeeping, and write a fair hand.—g. Hart & Co.. City Murkot. WANTED, a strong Boy to work on « farm; must be able to plough and milk. —Apply on Saturday h. H. (ireen. Olty Market TjT~ANTED, a good general Servant.— v T Apply to Mrs ICaaduwa, Qaeen-Btreeti WANTED, a Ploughman; middle aged; reference required.—Apply this offloe for address. m«T ANTED, a good steady Man to dnveja TT pair of horaes.-Apply at once to 6. Wilnon. Naleoo-streot. WANTED,. a Youin.—Apply to O. Panning. Qneen-Btraat. -47 A TED, a Female Cook,—Apply a t T Portland Houee, Hobaon-street. WANTED, a ruspectaDie miaaio-a«ed' Woman to wait upon an Invalid Lady.— Apply W. Lane, Franklin Koad. \\i ANTKD, Two ifoung Girls to serve V* in ashop—Apply Stak Office. WANTKD, Good Dressmakers and Im provers.—Apply to Mrß Heap, Vincent Villa, Vlncont-Btroet. WANTED, a smart Boy ; also, Youtn aoouttomed to tho blsoksmlthlng,— Bach and yqlrweathor. Oror-Bt.-ow^. WAN'I'ED, a good Horoe-sltOer.—apply at once to John Boland, Blacksmith, Prii'cea-atreet, Onehnnga, WANTED, a Lady with a knowledge of Dressmaking and a small capital to join another. -Address : " Ada," Star;oiuco. \\7 ANTED, a Young Man to unve a V T baker's cart and make himself useful.— Apply John McNeil, Nawmnrkot. \ ,\,^ ANTED, a Kcspectable General Ser *»' vant. where another is kept. — For address, apply to Mr Bain's storo, Kyber I'aas. ANTKD, a'Plumber and a Handy Boy or Youth.— Apply oilloe ot this pqpor. WANTED, au Apprentice for the Shlrtmaklng.-Mttx Kober, Wellington street ( m »*TANTbD, a Kcspcctablo Girl, about v T 18,03 nursomald.—Apply Mra Waller, Kpaom. W ANTKD, an experienced Dressmaker, to act also as Bales woman, for a country Btore.—Apply to Mr I'ngo IMcbsts Owen ana Grftham'B). from 10 to 11 o'clock, \\J ANl'ED,|nt Hanuaiord's Auckland * T UoßiHtryließtablUhod iSfi;)), Cook, Laun dropfl, lla. and Housemaid, 12a; samogontlc man's family; Bomuera. W ANI'KD, at Hannaford's Auckland * T Koglßtry (astabllshod 18C3). Femalo Ser vant; small gantloman'a fttmlly (Kpsom) ; wages, 12s : no washing^ ANTED, at Hannaford'a Auckland RoKlstry (aßtabllatiod 18G3), Genoral Ilotel 38rvant (Mercer). WAJVTeD, Jit Hnunaforn's Auckland Registry (eßtnblluhod 18G3), Housomald for KMpara. A*,'ANTED, at Hanijatord's Auckland T» Registry (ostabllahod 1803), good re- Bpootfthlo yervants ot all claanae. WANTED, a Purchaser for a snug Grooery Business. Weokly turn-over, about £20. Rent (Shop and DwolHdk). 17b 6d per weelc.—Apply H. Smith, at A. H. Nathan's. WANTED, a steady, trustworthy Man to woik a Milk Kound • oharaoter ro qnlred.—Apply Auckland Dairy. 9 to 10 a.m. IV' ANTED, pood Baker; must tho- Ti ronghly understand small goods. None but a steady man nood apply.—AddroSß X.Z., Star ofHoo. WANTED, two young Girla to serve in a shop.—Apply Stab ofllco. WANTED, by a steady young Man, a Situation In a Shooing or Ueneral Smith's ttbop; need to oountry Bliop.—T.J., care ot Stak offloe. [ ■ \\' ANTED, Clean and Easy Shaving, t f and a Ueneral Flz-bp. Who'ia the best Barber to go to?-Professor Evans, above Groyhonnd Hotel. Vlotorla-Btroot Kaat. WANTED, a Nursery Governess, com petent to toach muslc.-For address apply this officer. ANTKD to Purchase, a Small Uakory BuHlnoss, or Share in a bualnes?.—Apply by letter, stating terms, to '■Baker," Star OHKso. AII pom—innloationß etrlotlv conlldcntlal. WANTKD to Sell, Hotels, Privnto Koßldoasm, and Allotmoms, In City and Suburbs. Soo our List this Ibbuo.--Arm strong & Co., Roal Katate Agents, 177. Uuoen- Htraet " WANTED, a Girl as Housemaid in a Hotel la a country town,—Apply at Mra Hannaford's Roglatry Office, Upper Quoon- Btroet. . V|7 ANTED KNOVV^, Slieoting (2 yds. »T -wide), lOid; Grey Calloo. 2Jd; Silk Umbrella, li) !)d.—Bronnaii'd Auctclana Iloaae, Ylctorlq-Btreet. ' ' Y\; ANTED KNOWN, that instalments V* mast be paid promptly upon Sowing Maohlcca.—W.O. Donrcß'a Depot. Qnwen-atroot. \\/ANTED, by a Uood Needlewoman, » r who will ro out by the day, employ ment In dresßmaninK orpUin Bowing — Address AF, Yon"g'Women's Ipstltnte, Qoeen-Btreet \* AiNTED,by n tooroughly experienced V r Young Man, Situation ay KrooeV'a assis tant or manager; beat ot reler.ences; wages a secondary con»ldoratlon.—Address TA, care of Mr A. Stevens, Vo. 1, Albert Terraoe, Albert- Btroat, Auokland. ~\\f ANTED to Buy, Small Allotment for ii cash, in town nr BUbnrbe, suitable for bhop.—Adrtrenß LaD, nflioe ot this paper. ANTKD, FAKTIVek.— An active iiiirtlnoia Man can hear of Partnership in paring bualness by applying to Armstrong & Go., CommlßßlOn Agonte. 177. Queen-street. YV ANTED SEEN, the Urand |iino of » t Gbildron'a lllgn-lvggcd Laced Boots, into 13. at ■la.Od: Maids, 1 to 2, at sb; Ladles' Kid Drees Shoos, Derby Cut, only 7a; also, being repluto.witb. a Bplocdld Lot of Boots and Shoes made on tho promls°s, which are guaranteed to give fiitlßfuctlon; at Mr Oampioi'a Boot ihop, ' YVANTpID KNU\yN — Udies' Che? T T raiees. Is fil; Ladles' Drawers, Is 6a; Toadies' White Tuoked Skirts, la Ba,—Bronnan'a Auckland Houae. victorla-ptroet, \\f ANTED to Lot Offices in a first-class 7Y position (with entrances to Qaeen ktrmit) at 10a to 12a per week for one or more years.—Apply to Thomas Steadman, Seed Mor cbant. Qneen-atreet. WANTtD To HtLL, Two or Three Light 'Buaaes In good repair.—W. Crowther. WBllesl'ey-street. WANTED known, fhat die^ingujshipg features" ot my biißlnosa are gooa Workmanship, Fit and Styje'; at moderate prices.—J. H. Onlton, H-ashiouablo Tailor and iltblt-maker, Vlo'orla-Btreet Kast. _ WANTKD KNOWN, splendid stock Ot Children's Pelisses from 2a 9d; La dieß' Oloth Jaoketa-your own prloo.—Bren nan's, yiotorla-atlraot. " WAinTED, a Dairy oi tiqoa" KrO U Batter,—For addreeo apply at the Stab QfllOPj vVT ANTED, a Situation for a Jewess, t T aged 19, In a reapeotable Jewish family i flret-c)a«H dressmaker, oan work the machine, Mighe>t references oan be glveo,—Apply tioee, Hrtu ofiloa. t ANTED KNOWN, Large liath Towels la. White Twill Sheeting Is yrd. -Dronnan'a Auokland House. Vlotorla.atreet ANTED Tv BKLL, Photographs of King Tawhlao and all tho Maori Koyal ' Family, from 3/ per dozOD.—London Fhsto graphlo Company, Upper Queen-street. WANTKD KNOWM—Men's Flannel Underehtrtß, 2s 9il; Flannel Drawers, 2b 9:1 —Brennan's Auckland House, Vlotoria ttroot. ■; WANTED to Sell, an Eight-Toomod Houbo. gas laid on, good well, Yoik street. Newton.-Apply Stab O|ace." _ VIfAHTED, by a Yfeung Wid O w La4y, TV an on'(?agerqont as Hougekoeper; thproqithly 4omestica.ted and iond of children; good referanooe.-r iddraaa Ella. Star Offloe. WANTED to. Sell, Stock and Goodwill of Dressmaker's Bußlneaa, with lease of premises, In Queen-street, Onehunga,—Apply tho Stab Offloe. WANTED KNOWN by Everyon,e- the Suits at Ms and Tr.on.ser at 18s 6d, made by us, are a perfect wonder.—lg Phlllipji. Tailor, Qaeon-3«reet, \\r ANTEP orders for Serge Suits, from TT 60a— J. hi. Dalton, Fashlonablo Tailor, Vlotorla-street Knflt. , Y\r AN'i'JsD to Sell, a nearly new centre. tt board yaj!ht f woll foundand ooppored,- O. Bailor, shipbuilder, near the Dock. WANTED KNOWN, that tne London Fhotographlo Company has re-opened In Upper Queen-atreet, to take Carte de Vlslte Portraits from 53 per dozen. -. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs In ten minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.—Address, opposite Poat-offloo. . - _.__: WANTED KNOWN — Damaged by fresh water, Crewdeon's AA 36 inch Oalloo, 5s Od dosen, at D. MoPhersoa'B, Kara- Dgahape Ra&d, ■• ••• ANTED KNOWN, Boy's Felt Hats, Is Bd: Boy's Overcoats, 9a Gi.—Broii nan'r Auckland House, Ylotorla-stroet. • ANTED kNOWN '-- -Damaged by freßh wate».'- Brown Holland, ejd'yard, at U. MoPherson's, Karangahelpe Road. ' WAITED K.NOWN — Instanianeoua Portraits from 5s per dozen, weather no object—London P.hotographiqCompany. ' VV ANTED Choiceat T T New Eoaoon's toa may bo obtained at Rew'a Toa and Coffee Btore. Viotorl'Vßtraet. Wanted JJnown. damaged drapery gqods, FRESH •\VATEE ONt,V, A quantUy of the above, consisting of Crewd- Botra and other makes of dlloo, from 3Jd per yard; Heavy Twill and Unbleached CaUoos. 3|d: and other Cheap Lines at J. . R"K N ?] B h h \ c BBJ«HTOW HQUSK, ' To? OF GREY-3THF,K'j > ' COME AT ONCE I If the Calicos are Rinsed in Water they will bo . •., -. .=,, .asgood afiover. '



Wantea. t3TTANTEI>, oraers ror Tweed Suits at W 653.— J. H. Ualton. Vlotoriafltreet Knot. ANTED—Wanted to Sell (Uhcap 2,000 Pieces of Spongo. from 3d to la 6d; 600 Pairs of Vasos, 8d pair; 60 doss odd Whito and Gold China Cups, 7d oaoh, G for 3s; 50 gross Penholdera, 2* per grosa, 1 for Id; 100 boxes Pens, lid tpx, 3 boxes for 2a 6d; Engraved Wine Glasses, id, SB 61 doz; 100 Dozen Wine Glasses, only 3d, 29 6d dozen; Wator Bottles and Uns, from Bd to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2a 3d to 5a 01; Cut Tumblers, (id, 5s Cd doz; Cheap Tumblers, 3d, 5 for In; Carved Bread Plates, 2a: Bread Knives, only Cd; Key Kings, Bd doz; Small Brass l Jntl locks, 3d; 100 doz Kngravcd Glass Jugs, Del, 3 for 2s; Cups and Haucers, 3s Cd and 4s 6d doz: Plates. Is lOd to -Is fld a doz ,- Lot of Jutrs (id each ; Jugs. 2s to Is; Set Glass Caudlestloks, 8d: Caudles. 8d lb; Lemon Peel, Is 6d lb; Dried ApplOß. 6d. 3 lbs for Is 3d; Staroh. Hi lb. by the paokot; Tin Matches, Is 8d doz; Plaids, 7d doz; Himmel'aß.W. Soap, 7oakos for Is; walsd Oil, 2 battles for Is; Cantor Oil, 2 bottloa for Is; Figs, lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb, 2 lba for 3a; Glass Cake Ulehes. 9d; 3 for 2s; laige Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 2s pair ; 60 doz Basins. 2Jd tosd eaoh; 10 Aooordions, from &* Gi to 16s ed; 10 groan Plutures and Verses, only 2d each : Urge Pictures, 7d each. 2 for Is; Tcospoona, 2d. 3d, and 4d; Brown Teapaiß, from 101 to i2a; 12 doz Tin-apeners, 3d each : cork aorows. ia ; Bixpenuy bottles of Blaoking for 3d ;la bottles for Cd; Needles, id 100, 3s 1000 ; 12 uoz India rubbor Dolla,9d ouch; 20 doz glaßß Butter Dishes, from9d to2a; Lotohforda Fur niture Polish, only 9d large bottle, worth Is Cd ; Biinill battle only -Id. worth 9d ; Day.fc Martin's Paste Blaoking, Gd doz; Clothes Pegs, i doz tor Gd; 1 ton Curranta, JJd lb, 3 lba for.ls. )2 lba for 3s Gd; good Sauoe, 6d bottle; PlokT337Sd, 7s 0d doz; and to Upon in Fow Weoks, 2 Crates of ('nps and Hauceiv, 1 orate of Odd Cups. 1 of Dlnnor Sets, and 3 hhds of assorted China. 400 palrß of Spectacles, Is pair. 3 pairs for 2a lid, 7s doz; Trajß, la Gi ; Hat Traps, only Gd; 100 doz China Kgg Gaps. 2d, U lOd doz: Coal Hammers, only id each ; Dinner Mute, 1b fil sat of 6; 12 doz Iron Palls, Is, la 3d, and Is Cd; J ton good Hiuion, 7d lb.—H. WATTS, Pitt-struet. mo ring in a few weebß2doora above (next Mr Robin- Bon's. Tinsmith). »/■ ANTKD KNOWN, that nowhere are r » bettor qualities in Teas proourable than at iho Royal Tea Mart. A trial will furnish the beut test of their exoollenco; tho Increasing salo 1b proof that they please the consumers. Price 2a 2i Id. 2s 84. 2a lOd, and 3a por lb; Con gon Tons, 1b Gd, Is 3d,and Is lOd perlD. General Grooorles and Provisions, wo koep tho boat qnilltias, for quality alone is the true test of cheapness. Our motto la quality anrt oheapneos combined. Families'waited on for orders in all pats ot tho city and suburbs. Goods delivered. —n. FBKNCII Grocer, Toa and Provision Dealer, Tbo Royal Toa Mart, Karangahapa Kuad, Auokland. \\r A N T £ D, ' * You to call at BKENNAN'S AUOKLAND HOUaE, Foot ot Vlotoriastreot, And see the following lines :— Lustroa, 63d Ureas Sorgoa, lid Merino, 1b 7d; WincojE, JJd Kla.ii.iol, 7}d ; Holland, Cd Whlto Calico, 2a 9d doz; Oxford Bhlrtlngs, 63d: Twill Sheeting, 2 yards wide. Is 2d yard Men a Alpino Hats, 2s lid; Hardfolt, 3a Gd; Tweed aulta, 27a fld; Overcoats, 22a 6d SAVE YOTJII MONKY AND BUY AT DHKNNAN'3, "yiCTOEIA-STK KKT. rI>O STuNttMABONS.-Wauted, Ten. I dors for Laying Foundation of Klght roomed House : also, two Carpontora.—Apply to If. Under, Dovonport. rpHE MBTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Koquiro a Gentleman as Manager : must have oztenslve praotioal experience in Fire and Marine Business. Colonial know lodgo indispensable. Applications to bo oont in on or before tho 10th day of August next to the temporary offlcos, Canada Buildings, addressed to tho Chairman of Dlrootors, To k,et. 110 LET, a Furnished Room,— Apply A, 1 Smith, Grocer, Drako^trootj TO LET, a Furnished Bed-room, with uso of Parlonr and Kltohon if required — For address apply Star Offloe, TO LET, a Shop and Residence in the centre of Grey-titreet: rent low to a good tenant,—J. M, Lennox, KBtato Agont. HMO LET, Splendid Littlo.Dairy Form of I about 11 ncroß, with largo run and plenty of water, adj Mntng tho Mangero Donaaturing Hosorvoi—Full particulars from I). F. Kvans, Katate Agent. Qaeonstreot. r I \O LET, a Family Kesideuce at Epsom, I with 60 aores of land.—For -particulars, apply to T, Pi Cloghorn, Kpaom. rtiO LKT, iv best part of Grey-street, two 1 Rooms, or three unfurnished, with kitchen *nd waehhonte.—Apply Btah Offlco. '_ JO LE'f, Single Shop {Grocery and Fruit) and Dwelllngiliouse, Kden Tor raco. now occupied by J. Cunnoily, 16a.—Apply to Henderson, drapar. SMALL HOUSES TO LET iv Picton. street—Apply at Town Clerk's Olilco. FIKSI'-KATK Shop and Dwelling, house to Let, Freoman'u Bay.—Apply to J. Bllllngton, Grocer. OFFICa~TO~LEX.— Appiy at G.N.L.A. Kooms, Queen-sireot, Meetinxß. YOUNG MEN'S CHKISTIAN ASSOCIATION, cornor of tyollesley anQ Albert Btreets Kvangelistio Sorvieo,' TUIS (Thursday) KVKNING, at 7.30. All ore Invited.. Kecont arrivals cordially invited, DEVOUPQRT STEAM i?KHKY gOMIUNY (Limited). A General Meeting of the above Company will bo held in tho Devonport Hall, Uovonport, THIS S VKNIN li, 3rd Aug. at 8 o'olook sharp. Business:—To Eleot an Auditor; to receive a Statement qt the Reoolpta ami Kzpen dlturo for the period ending 30th Juno, 1882. 7 T • ' " M " By order Ot the Dlyoatorii, B^jl^. T.A.NNKR, Kooretary, INDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT BOOIKTST OF AUCKLAND, In complianoe with a requisition addressed to mo, In tormu of Balo fil, I hereby conyane a SPECIAL MBKTIWQ of the ahovbrnamed Society, to bo hold 'fill j (Thursday) KV«NING, 3rd Aogust, 1882, at half-past 7 o'olook, at the Society's Offices, cornor of Queen-street and Vuloan Lane, for the purpose ot making the following alteration In tho rules I— To alter Kuio No. 81 with regard to Fines, so that tho Board of Management shall have power to remit or grant a temporary or.per manent suspension of fines on shares in cases oi Bloknees or want ot employment, and to alter the Table ot Fineg so as to eliminate or omit therefrom that portion relating to Loans repay able In eight, Blx, and four years and under, and that the portion of the Table relating to Loans for ten years shall be made to Bpply to Loans for any term of years, and to make suoh other alterations In the Bald Kulos and Table as may be deemed neoessary; and also that all the other Kulea having reference to Fines Bball bo ; altered so as to conform to tho aforeoald oro posed alteration, ■■ ,"•■*•" i JrVnriff^t^ a S^° °* BW"* ferred'tT R^6 *°d SOftU) °£ C°9tß ttowto r°" To make a ng^ Rule, authorising the Board of Maflogeraent, In oases whore seouritios for advance are deemed Insufficient, to return to the applicant one-half of tho Survey Faeg, and the whole of the Entrance Fees, with the ex ception of the sum of Five Shillings, to ba re? tamed to cover offlcn charges. To alter Rule No. 22, fa Hou ol the word? "the rate of tight per ici\t. per winum? m the 9PPOnd and; (.tyrd hups, tQjnaert thewords,'1 such Vfl<f (nof escecdm() eight per centum per mwty «5 the profits' of the Society will 'lp repeal Rule No. 23, and to adopt the fol lowing rule In lieu thereof:—The Board may from time to time, as often as they may thins conduolvo to the intorests of the Society, isau.e : Paid-up Investing Sharps afttua valno ot l wenty i Pounds each,, hearing istorost at each rate or ratpa pbu centum per annum, and extending over suph period as to the said Board may seem 1 desirable. Such shares shall be credited with intoreat half-yearly, on the 81st March and 30th September In eaoh year, at the rates acred upon, payable h»lf-yearly, on the 30th April-and 3lstOotober. Holders of Paid-up. Shares will, tn addition to tho interest, participate in the annual division af Profits, in the manner pro vided by Rule 25. . . ■ BEORGK FRABER, ' Manager, IN' THE "ESTATE OF CHaRLES KIRK CHATWIN. " A Meeting of the Creditors of Charles Kirk Chat win will be hotd at the Offloe pt il'B Blalble. Viotoria-street, o^ FRIDAY, Angus? 4, at 3 p.m., to'reaeivs Trustees' Report and to receive First and Final Dividend. J^AS. J. fIOLLAND,) m,,, ofoaa JAS. B. BLAIKIB,7 T'u,«ees. OONgONBY BAPTIST SUNDAY JL SOHOOL. The Band of Hope In connection with tin. above hold their Kiret Meeting for CuUdreh and Pdronts on FfilOAY KYICN^NQ, at 7.30. AU are Invite^. A UCRLAiSD BOQIETY OF ARTS, The Annual Meeting he held on MON. DAY KVKNINO. 7th August, In the Museum Leoture-Toom, at 7.30, Speplal Business i Eleotion of Offioera and Re vision of Rules, JOSIAH MARVIN, Secretary,.' ■caeaic&i." ~ WoR Sprains, Strains, tnilses, &c, use , V Marahaiys Homwopathlo Tincture Rhua 'Jbx, psiernsl and internal, Is each.—Qcodson, i-ocdoD Arcado. , nnOOTH?CHEI TOOTHACHE ! X aoOTHAOSEdI Immediate Relief by using . BOSON'S MASIO ESBKNGE, 1 In is Bottles,



For Hale. R/>OK SALE, a New Phreton, at £49.— b To ba Been at Moßßra Tonka ft Co.'s. IJiGRS IMMEDIATE SALE (Uheap\ I 1 Two Good Allotments at Alendale. North oote, having frontages both to Queen-street, Albert-street, and the North Hoad. Also, 120 acres of leal Unod Land in Blind Bay. near Tryphenr. Harbonr, Great Barrier.—Apply to John Soppat, House and Land ARont, No. 8. Qaoen-Btrcet. ■ TO SELL, about 300 yards of Wife Kenoing, with Iron Standards and Strain- Ing "osta (conjp'ete).—Address Star Offlcei ju^Oft SALE, a Second-hand Light Spring * Cart.—Apply Duano and Patterson, next Now Caledonia Jlotol, Symonds-Btreet. IjiOTCLKSTBICYCL-S! BICYCLES! • > Imported, Mat>ufaotnred, and for Sale or cash or Deferred Payments, Tlie art of Hiding thoroughly taught gratis. Sewing Mo ohlnoa, Bkates, and Bioyoles Hepslred oa the prcmißen.-W. O. Dennes. Queen-street. Xp 0 R 8 A _ B h Now and Well-finished HOUBB, 6 rooms, nicely fitted up, register grateß, oven, &0,, fee, Hltuato Prospeot'Btreot, near Ponsonby Hall. Prloo, C 320. D. F. KVANS. 432 Estate Agont. i|i o k Sale. HOTEL.-For Balo, tho Lease, Goodwill, Stocs, and Furniture) of a Uountry Hotel, doing a good and steadily improving lnialneos. The iouoo, containing 12 rooms and bar. ia new, well finished, and handsomely furnished, Terms nade easy, for particulars apply to D. F. KVANS, _6SO Estate Agent. Qaoon-atroßt. I^OR SALE (Howe-street), a very Pretty I Villa, containing fire rooms, pantry; water laid in. nice garden, etc.: all In first-class order ; splendid view; a very desirable place.— P. F. Hvanß. KBtate Agent, Queen-street. 125 JCT O R ~S A L E. ~ A RARE OPPORTUNITY-Stook, Fittings, i and Goodwill of ft Grocery Concern in a central position ia the City, doing a good and steadily increasing businosa. Lease of i years to run. ltent, 25a por week. Frloe. £130. D. F. HVANB, 56 . Batata Agent. mo CuAuH PROPRIETORS" AJND JL OIHKR3. A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, boln* tho HOOnWHjb, WoKKING PLANT, nnd ALL APPLIANCES of a FIKST-CL&S3 'BUS HU3INKS3, in faot, sacond to none In Auckland or Suburbs, 'i ho Omnibuses (some of which aro almost new) are in flrat-olaaa working ordor, fitted with latest improvements and conveniences. The Horeoa are thoroughly staunch aud etronpr. which an inspection will prove. Harness oonaiats of Nine Sols Double Harnnsa, all complete and in flret-alaes order, and all necessary appliances. Stables (in oityj convonlent and commodious; together with a large quanlty of Fodder. Thi) whole Lot is now placed in my hands for Immodlato Sale, and those in this lino of Imni noafl eliuuld avail themselves of this splendid opportunity of securing a first-class paying concern. Full partloulara from D. F. KVAN-*. wpvll IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—Iioueo, 8 apartment?, almost now, and in flret-olams ordor. Freehold allot ment 40 x 100. Splendid view city and harbour Situate Goorgo-street, Ponsonby. Prlco only D. F. EVANS, _631 Katato Agent. (Juoon-Btreeti TLp O R S. A L E NKWTON (Bailoy'7~Paddock, oiT Nowton hoad). New House of 3 rooms; double chimney; good well. Allotment 33 x 100, Pripe, £130. Terms I £30 cash; balanoe oin stand. U. F. EVANS. 53] Katate Agent, Qaeon-Btreet. ||l O R 8 A L E, AVQNDALH (WHAuTIa choice little lot; 9a. Or. loi>., oloso to Mount Albert ond Whan, IS minutes walk from railway station. The land is of oxcollont quality, and charmingly situated. Prloo, £15 per acre, on very easy terms. D. F. KVANS, _533 Kstate Agent, 'IiUAKAU.— A very Desirable Farm ! of 101 acros, about lj miles from Taakaa Station, with Threo-roomod Cottage, Worit- Bhop, Dairy, Cow-shed, Pigsties, &o. a splendid stream runs through tho Property ; all fenced and nubdlvidod ; abont 60 acres In prase, the rout cultivated; 801 lis tlrßt-olass. Good metalled roaa all tho way. Vory ohosp—Prioo, fiOOO D If. Kvana. KBtate Agent. 422 A LLOTMENISI ALLOTMENTS~I BPLKNDID VILLASITUS, Magnificentview and dolightf ol poßltlon. in Batßfteld-etrect and Kinniott-Btreot, Fonsonby, U, F. KVAN3, 532 Katate Agont, Queen street. FOR SALE, Newton, a vory comtortable House of 0 rooms, in flrat-claes order, and fitted with «ai and other comforts; good well; allotment 33 X 100. Price, Only £303. AIBO. a vory desirable Verandah Cotfge, gable ends almost now, in first-class order, and nicely fitted up; allotment 33 x 100.—D. F. Kvans, Katate Agent. (620) ijMOK IMMEDIATE SA_ K. STANLKY-9TRKKT~"(Great North Road).- Two Good Verandah Cottages, with outhonsos, well, fee. a-Hoimoni to each 31 x HO. sloe gar den, good position, noav the sohool. Price, £350 for the lot. Tonne easy. D. F. KVAN3. _451 Estate agent. tp O R S A ~_ E. VALUABLE BUSH-81) aores of Valoable Bush, oonßistlng of totara, purlri, &0., &0,, good position, near a navigable oreek, being part of lots 80 and 35, Mangatete. Price only £80.—D, F. ttVMft, Katato Agent, Queen-street, '_ (516) «T O R SALE. MOUNT EDEN—Handsome Yllla Resldonoe, now and thoroughly well finished, containing f rooms, loft? and spacious, Wash house, large olstern, &o.; good corner allotment, about 68 x 180,. Tbls houuo is faithfully built, of first-class tlmbor, And will bear any amount of Inspection. Situate about S minutes from railway station. Price, only £075. 630 D. F. EVAN?, Kstato Agent, Qnean-stroet. "pi C) R S Ah 5". A Drapory and Haberdoßhcry Bqslnoss, In one ot the best of Auckland anburbs. The Stock is new and v/ell soleoted. The position is first-class. T!iq nremlsos new and Bubetan tlal. consisting ot 7 rooms, beeldoe the Shop, Hont only 3CU per weok. Fall particulars! from ' D. F. EVANk, Ketato Agoni, Qaoen-stroet. 621 jm O R S A L E. Handsome and Thoroughly Well-tarnished VILLA RKSIDENCK andUroundsln Arthur- Btreet, Ponsonby. Bonse contains 8 rooms (oo eides pantry and scnllew), spooiona and lofty, in Jln)t-o\oßa ordor, replote with many oomforta and ponvenienoes; aurronndod by allotment, about 112 x I2J. in pretty flowor oarden, &o. This property I oan with oontldonoe rtaommend to any ono wanting to purobase a real substan tial and faithfully built house. Fail particulars from D. F. KVAN9, (52?) Katate Agant. Qaaen street. Jji O R SALE. PROPKRTIKS, Largo and Small, In various parts and plaoes, too numerous to advertise separately. .... See Stab Saturday Supplement for a tew and more on application to the undenlßiiod. MONKY to ;,ENDi and every faclllty'Rlven to purchasers, '■ % v . * » \«" D. $, EVAKS, Eatfite Agent, Qaeen-s'treet. WOR SALE (a Kate Chance), a First- MJ class Idttle FARM, olose to Mount Albert and tho Whan, only a few minutes' walk from the railway station. It is a corner lot of nearly 17 ooroa, having a frontage of over two thou sand four hundred links to two main roads one of those roads being the Government main road. It has one of tho most charming views that oan be had around Auckland. J$ vised on a pretty emlnenoe ; undulating; sloping com pletely to tho N.K,,, ovorUidKlng Mount Albort. Mount Konktll. Throe Kings, and tha Waite mats, taking in the majority of the views ot the City of Auckland and Suburbs, Onehunga, and even the Manukau Bar can be soon In the <lis tanoe—SO miles of a view. Tho aepeot Is com pletely N.K., as the Bun rises and sots on the land. It la sheltered from bleak wtndl; a fine oreek runs along the bottom of the property. There la onceVwt noil, part ol It being volcanic. The whole Farm is olearodj well ploughed tip, and has flrat-olaea new wire fovco erected all around, with over 2CO fancy Ltrosß and over 60 fruit trees of various kinds— pplo, pear; peach, plum, orange, and lemon. This would make a magnlflosnt spot for a gentle man's rebidence, nursery, or orchard grounds, Prioe, only £25 per acre,' Easy 'terms it re quired, Can lie subdivided it needed. Title under the Land Transfer' Act.—Apply to Pub Usher. Star offloa. • ■ ■ • F. J. MOSS]. [W. F, O'SULUVAN F' '" J. MO S & $ O' 0., • LAND AND ESTATE AQENT.B. BpORTtANB-QTREIIT, Ft. R SALE. A Lnrtte Allotment in Brighton Roftfl, PuneU, 30 AoresGood B'lat Land, 6 xniloa from Auok tend, close to railway station. 110 Acres' near Tuakau; 60 acres In grass, re mainder open torn and hush. Prtoe, £500, SSAorea olose to the Whangarata Kadlway ' Station, all Improvad, \7ltb a house, stable, barn, &o.; woUWtoa tor fruit growing. Si feo'j frontdsa to Symonds-streett with build m Aores £and, with Boa frontage, 0 miles froto, town, 1 mile from railway station; <g3 per 600 Aores, partly lmprovefl, li> miles from AuoklaM. QBd 1 inll^ &om railway Btation; good a-roomed House, and aU neoessary out- Bulidlngß. £315s per oore. A Splendid Allotment in Hardlng-Btreet, Tflft hy ia3ft---&00. Also. Anjtuptment j n Xnkermann-Btr«et—£loo. luKb! 7 rooms, lv Diinuteß' walk from Peat tn addition to the atov^, we have a large Number ot ToiJfn and Country Properties foj Sale, inoicdlng some Large Blocks oi La&d ia th 9 wa#a.to District. <;l)Moasfcca> ' ■ Shortland-Btreet o EIUE SI SEAKE.SI FOITiSALE, 20 SHARER NSW ZBALAND TIMBER COMPANY. ' SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, FORT-BTRBBT. Uor continuation.'scs First Pag&) ..... * "•' y '.■■-.•■



Board ana Jttesidence. jjPOMFORTABLE Board and Residence \J for Single Gentlemen; terms moderate.— Mrs Hanly, top of Hobson-mreat, B OAKD AND RKStuufNCK for "two respeotableyonng Men. Terms moderate. -Apply to Mrs Kemble, Vincent-street, next to Dr. Maodonald (south). BOARDING HOUSE for CHILDREN (BOY 3 AND GIRLS) ATTENDING THK PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN AUCKLAND. The above will be openod'at tho end of Sep jombor by a Lady of large excerionco in Tuition and the Management of Children. The greatest oare and snpervision will be exercised as to their health and comfort, a liberal table kept" Bid playground provided. A time will be set apart for the preparation of lessons, with assistance if neoesiary. The Year will be divided Into Three Terms, at «I 8 0a per Term (Inoluslvo of JVtueie and School Fees), payable in advanoe. Address BBTA. Post Office; Anokland. CIKOYUOIN VILLA, Vincent-street. ~ / First-olagg accommodation. Home oom forts. Single room, 255. Quiet street— Mrs Fuller. f^OVERNOK BROWNE Httt'JSli. V3T HOBBON-STREET. Board ahd Lorams .. ..30s per Week HiNSrjßoou ~ 21*. (J UPERIOR Board and Residence (batn, yJ piano, large grounds), not to bo equalled. n central position In Auokland, for families, adles or gentlemen. Address. Stab Offloe. Highway Board Notices. GRAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notice is hereby given that it Is the Intention of tho Grafton Road District Board, on WED NBSDAY. the sixteenth day of August, 1882, to make a general rate of NINEPttNCK in the POUND, and a Special Lighting Rate of THREKtMCNCE in tho POUND (together, equal to One Bhilling in the Pound), on the Value of the Rateable Property in the said District, for a period of twelve months, com mencing on the first day ot April, 1882, and ending on the thirty-first day of March, 1883. and that the same will become payable on the oveqteenth day of August, 1882, In one sum. It Is also notified that the Rate Book may be Inspected at Mr Millbb'b Grooery Store, Graf ton Koad, any day (except Sunday) between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. THOMAS MACFFARLANE. Chairman, August 3rd, 1882. A KOH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT, At the Annual Mooting of the Ratepayers, he el at the Newton Woßt School-room on the 20th instant, and Adjournment of the eamo hold on the 27th instant, at the same place, tho fol lowing were eleotod ;— Trustees : M. Baker J. Jones A, Edgar J. Jonkln M. Tobln Auditors : J. Radoliff, J. Barney. At tho first Meeting of Trustees, Mr Baker was eloctea Chairman, J. Jones Treasurer, John H. Jonnlnß appointed Hon. Secretary, and the amount of Kate fixed (or the current year at Is 3d in the ?,. MANFIKLD BAKBR, Chairman, New Teas. rpHE NEW TE 4S OF SEASON 1882-3. The subscriber. In soliciting orders for NEW SEABON TEAS, has overy oonfldenoe In reooca mending them as being very much raperlor to any Teas placed on tho Auckland Market for some time, Prices as under i— Per lb. s. d. s. d. Good Common Congon _ -18to 2 0 FinoCongonandSonohong.. _ 2 to 2 8 A Very Superior Sample of Indian Tea, sold pure as imported _ 2 10 The merits of New Tea as compared with Old are but indifferently appreciated by tea drinkers. Old Tea ts " Btale, flat, and unprofit able,"- takes moro time to infuse, and is apt to taste vapid aftor l^e most careful Infusion. New Tea Is fresh and brisk, more easily iaf used, and has a rioh aromatio fragrance. Orders oallod for and Goods Delivered to a parts of the oity. ROB e"r"t" X E W, TKA AND COFFEE MERCHANT, Victoria and Albirt-btbivts. Auckland. pHINA TEA SEASON, 1882-3,' ARTHUR H. NATHAN Begs to advise the arrival, per b.s. Monmulr, from Foochow (transhipped per Rotor,ue) Of his FIRBT BHIPMBNT at NEW SEASONI^ TEA, Consisting of-1606 PACKAGES To bo followed by about 3000 PACKAGES. Tho whole are specially seleoted for value, and will be found well worthy the attention oi the Trade. 10th July, 1882. TW" X W m E A S. JSOOO Packages OF NEWSEASON'S TEAS, DNE Spfciiially selected to our order from the Best Market Standards or LAST SEASON. VALUHS ARE EXCEEDINGLY GOOD, Musters ler Liquoring now obtainable. L. D. Nathan & Co. ■VfEW Cf BASON'S FjpßASi ' The undersigned has Juat Reoelved, Pec RQtoru» (UnnsWpped ex MonmuJr, from : Fooohow), 1300 A 1300 PACKAQK3 ' A ' PACKAGES ROBKUUD. NEW SEASUN'-S TEAS, eanßlstlng of HAIiF-OHBBTS AND BOXES OF FINS TO MEDIU CONGOUS, Sara^to, % Liquoring can be obtained on application. At WEATHER. ,TW"EW S.EASO.N'S TEAS, 1882—1883. '• Tho undersigned begs to notify tho arrival, per 8.0. Ringarooma (transhipped ex s.a. Hun garlan, from Foo Chow), Ot a FURTHER SHIPMENT OF New Teasi .New Teasi Consisting of— a y\ / m\ N \/ z 11A9 T> A C E A G B S, LW/& r A Q E A G S B, INOIiUDI^G SEVERAL KXCKPTIONALLiT FINS TEAS. UT Bampies for Liquoring on appUeatlon. "Si Ho B» JMoBTON. 26th July, 882, PjK^nynY.— A New ana very Prettj V r-vJsh. Cottage of five rooms, allot ment. iank,'&o« all -complete, and In flrst-ciaa order. Very cheap £230.—D. F. Bvans, BBtat< Agent, Queen-Etreet, - 127



} Personal. ! TF Mb. A. Johnston does not redeem • A his thlngß from Mr J. Hanson by the 6tli August, they will bo sold to pay expenses. PiKOCEKUINGS are now being taken to reoover Amounts due to tho N Jen r. Boil Contractor to June SO. Office: VHy Market, Qaeon-Btreet Entrance; open 9to 10 a,in,, 12 noon to 1 p.m.. and 8 tos p.m.



U-azette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COUKT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and the varlons Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptcy of John Worth Pkahhb, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that it is the intention of tho said John Worth Pearsetomake app'lca tion to this Honourable Court on WEDNES DAY, the 16th day of Angnat, 1882, at the hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon, or as soon there after as Counsel can be heard in that bofcalf, that an Order of Immediate Discharge may be granted him under tho 181 th Section of "Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." Dated at Auckland, this 2nd day of Augnst, 1882. RUSBELL, DEVORtt, & COOPER, Shortland-street, Solicitors for tho Debtor.



IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," tnid the several amendments thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of Alfbkd Aoey Btkphbnson, ot Ka rangahape Koad, City of Auckland, in | Now Zealand, Jfanoy Gooia Dealer and Builder, a Debtor. I hereby summon a General Meeting of all the Creditors of the atovonamod Alfred Acoy Stophenson, to be held in the Supremo Court Buildings, iuckland.on THUR-3Da.Y,the tenth day of August, 1882, at 2.80 o'olook in tbe after noon, for the purpose of receiving my report, and granting an Order of Disohargo to the said Debtor. Dated this 3rd day of August, 1882. THO. MAOFFARLANE, Trusteei WM. COLB.MAN, Debtor's Solicitor.



Tenders. II O BUILDKKS, Tenders will be reoelved until i o'clock on WKDNBSDAY, the 23rd Instant, lor the Krco lon or a shop and Dwelling-house in Welling ton-street. Plans at my offlco, 83. Qnoen-street. HENRY G. WADE. Aiohlteot m o buildek~s! Tenders will be reoelved until noon of WKD KSDaY, Oth instant, lor the Erection of a Cottage on Victoria Avenue, Newton. Plans, &o , at NOB. 8 and 9, South British Chambers. EDMUND BELL, Architect. Ear continuation, ttfi Birtt Page Licensing: Notices. \TOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR -Ll TRANSFER OF LICBNBB. I, Hdward Hunter, of Pakekohe, in the Pro vincial District of Auckland, Publican, being tho nolder of a Publican's License In respeot of the house and premises situate at PUkekoho aforesaid, and known as the Settlers' Hovel, do hereby give notice that I deßire to obtain, and will, at the next licensing mooting, to be holdon at the Protestant Hall, Pnkekoha,oa the 6th day of BeDtember, 1882. apnly (or a transfer of the said license from myself to Charles Kdwln Johnson, my appointee Dated the 3rd day of August, 188?. TO7AIKOMITI LICENSING Dli^ TT TBICT. NOTIOK OF APPLICATION FOR TRANS FKK Off LICENSE. I, Alfred RAM.SDKN, of "Waikomltl, being the holder of a Publican's Mcenso in respect of ho house and premises known as the New Lynn Hotol, do hereby give notice t'oat I aealro o obtain, and will, at the next Licensing Meet dr, to bo holdea at the Waikomltl Sohool honso on the sixth day of September next, apply for a Transfer of the said Lloense, from myself to William Amoa Clarke, my appolntoe. Dated the Ist day of August, 1832, ALFRED RAM3DBN. Public Notices. "D V B L I O NOTICE, Bichabd Moore, sen., having finally with drawn from the business hitherto oarrled on nnder the name and style of " Hlchard Moore & Co.*, Fort-atreot, Auckland, Wine. Beer, and Spirit Merchants, begs to solicit the support of b former Cnstomers in favour of the new firm of William Richard Moore, jun., and Krnkst Townshknd, carrying on business as " Moore and Townshond," who will reoeive all out- Btandlng Debts to the late firm, and give legal acquittances for the same. (Signed) RICH. MOORE, SEN. TMPOUNDED, on tho Ist day of August, . by the Ranger, two Grey Mares and one Brown Horse, for Trespassing on the Mount Albert Road; and in default of being released the above cattle will bo sold at tho Mount Albert Pabllo Pound on the 15th day of Augnst, 1882, at noon. 0. J. SMALL, PoundSaeper. DAMAGED by Fresh Water — Wet Wove Calico. 3Jd yard, at D. McPhersonV, Karangahape Road, PERSONS wishing to Learn Music and . Cultivate their Voice may do so by Join ing Professor CaiUlau's Singing Class on Tues day night. Fees—Ladies, 6/; Gentlemen.-, 10/8 por Quarter. No new Pnpils will bo Unrolled after this Lesson. Sgflfej/p 5. ENTERPRISE. From Auckland! Friday, 12 midnight From Thames t Saturday, 11 p.m. TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE NORTH SHORK. I take this opportunity of expressing my deep senna of gratitude to those Ladles and Gentle men who, dnring my absence from Home, extended their kindness and sympathy to my wife during tho Bloknesa ot my much beloved child. I feel I owe them a debt ot gratitude •which I can hardly hope to be able ever ta re- Pay * Q. 8, NORHIS. North Shore. A PPEAfc TO THE HOUSE. Wosid some Hon, Member oblige by asking tho question as to why Copyrlghtß should, ijot be granted without having to send the Papers to England.—Wellington papers please copy. JOHN DKVAND BVANS. » Original Poet. PLA.NS OF MACHINERY, Factory Buildings, fco.) and Instruction In many branob.es of tho Industrial Arts, Estimates, &0., can be obtained from a Teohnioal t'rofonsor, on application by letter to care of Messrs Foliard and Co.. Commission Agento. 8, Queen-street, Auckland. (IHEAftSIDiE HOUSE, NEWTON^ E. WOOD & CO. Beg respeottully to acknowledge the sucoess achieved on Saturday last, tho trade dono sur passing their most sanguine expootatlona. Prices this Week t- Fore-auartors .. .. - _ 2d Legs „ .. „ ii Chops and Sausages .. i& Beef, from .. ..■'.„ ... -. 2Jd E. WOOD & CO., CnKAPSinn House, Newton. tf»/| TO £6 PER WEEK EASILY dfcfafc KARNKU.-Agents wanted every where to sell Durnell'd Celebrated Indian Tea Wholesale Offices: High-street, Auckland, opposite Porter's, THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AGKNCY Despatch B ooda and Parcels of all descriptlonato every part of tbo Town and Suburbs, at a Cszij? Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies :— A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker ..Karanptahape Road W. H. Young. Brooer ..Ponsonby Koad R. Blrnle. Baker „ «Aroh HIU J.'Reid, Cahjnetiaaker ...Corner of Kyber Pass and Bymondß-et. E, Reid, Groqer „ of Kyber Pass f " „ and Graf ton Roada W. S, Collln,«, Grocer ..Parnell A, Heldt, Cabinetmaker ..Newmarket. DELIVERIKS:- Town Hourly. Bnburban: 11 n.m. and 6 p.mi No. W folephono Uxohsuige. HfeDOFFiOllii- NATHAN'S BOND, Cuhtohhopsb-btkbkt. SIKUBR Machines at 2s 6d per week ; Cottons, Bilks. Needles, etc.: Repairs at London prices and warranted,—D. 8. Chambers, 70, Queen-street. A »-* 4fe TO £10,100 tufUNT on Building jfc Lif Society prlaa^iles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built oa weekly payment system, Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. See List ol Properttoa for sale on Ith paze. Pr nor cent, allowed on money depoalteo for Investmo^t.- O, WnxiAHBON, Land. Batata and Financial Aoent and Valuator Vulcan Lane. H, YE TRAyELLERS.-Bny th< correct "Penny Time Table." For Bali ntftllßtatlonerß.



JLiOBt and Found. LOST, on Thursday or Fiidny, a Gold Key, ancient Jiiml; nico a email Marine Compass.—lf raturn»ii, will bo rewarded. D>bUßfD,"Wbi'.e i'oodlo," If nol ciainiod t ■within three days will ha sold to defray expenses. — Apply Mia Jones, Aberoromble- AOCCIOQBi TO-MOKEOW. THE DURHAM YARDS.' FOR SALE, fit the Durham Yards, To morrow (Friday), 20 Useful Hnckft and Light Harness Hors is, from Taranaki 1 Goad Welght-oarrjing Hack, J6 years old, fast walker and trotter; brokon to harness Also, from Oamsra: 2 Heavy Draught Geldings, thoroughly ' staunch and quiet 1 Heavy Draught Maro ditto ditto ' . Dray and Tilt, and 3 sots of Harnoss At 10 o'Clock. HUNTER & NOLAN, TO-MORROW. DURHAM YARD S, t IpOR SALE, at the Durham Yards, to- V morrow (Friday), A Good Weight earning Haok, 6 rears old, fast walker and trottor; broken to harness. At 11 o'clock, HUNTER & NOLAN. T 0• M 0 R R 0 W, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. AT SIBBIN'S MART. Ifvrfc SACKS PRIME OATS IVfU 60 Sacks Prime Maiza 60 Sacks Table Potatoes 6 Tons Flour C 2 Packages Tea S Cases Hams and Bacon, first quality 8 Casks Fork 50 Bags Sugar 33 Lines ALLAGE GROCERIES Candles. Preserved Milk, Dried Applea, etc., etc. TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M. MARKET-DAY. ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE. FRUIT, AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKKT. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys, Dncks, Geeso, Plzoona. Fancy Birds, canaries, Small Pigs, Hondan ana Brahma Fowls, Good Game Fowls. A Handsome Pointer Dog, trained. PRODUCE, FRUIT, AND GROCERY DE PARTMENT. 1 cases Superior Canterbury Bacon and Hams, just landed Sundry lota ot Bacon and Hams, Cheese Bait Batter (to jare, kegs, and Udb) Beef, Table ana seed Potatoes CarroWi Onions, Cabbage*, Pumpkins Mangolds, Maine, Outs, Uatmeal Flour, Bran, Malt, FRUlT.—Auckland Lemons, Hobart Apples. Coooanuis, Sets. GROCERIES, frc-30 half-chests Tea, 10 boxes Tea. 25 tins Tea, Coffee, Coooa, Sugar. Bis cuits, Lollies, (,'onfcotionery. Soar. Btaroh, Bine, vestas, Blacking, Candles, White Lead, &c (FURNITURE DKPARTMENT)- ON BALK PRIVATJSI,Y, AT AUCTION PBIOKS: A Large and General Assortment of Household . Requisite, both New and Second-hand, of Knglieh, American, and Colonial makes; a Largo Sideboard, Glass Cases, Now and Beoond-hand Pianos, Organ, Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks. Sewing Machines, Stoves, Grate, W. 8. COCHRAHK] [JAB, DAOBI TO-MORROW, NOON. PIANOFORTES 1 PIANOFORTES! THE Subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, to-morrow (Friday), at 12 O'olock, A Magnificent Upright GRAND PIANO FOKTB, ovoratrnng and trlohord. In handsome walnut co.se, steel frame, and fitted with all the latest improvements ; ' one of Schwechten's best lnstrumentft Also, A Handsome PIANOFORTE, in walnut OUO iron frame, trichord, by Martini, The above are just landed, and ate Quito now. SAMUEL COCHRANB ft SON, Auctioneer*. W. 8, OOCHKANK,] [JAMES DAOBE MONDAY, AUGUST 7. MOTTLED KAURI BOOK CASE, WALNUT TABLE, EOOKS. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. TBE Subscribers will sell, at the Resi dence. Kyber Pass Road (next Qneen'fl Hotel), on Monday, 7th inst., at 11 o'clock, ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, very nearly New and well selected, con- Bisting of-Inlaid Walnut Table, Hand same Mottled Kauri Book Case, Vain able Brass Skeleton Clook, Curtains, Rocking Chair, Chairs, Carpets, 10 Vola Books, Fender and Irons, Cheffonier, Sewing Machines, I'ables, Table Cover, ■ Plated Ware, Curtain Poles, Olooks, Piano Stool, Grate, Blinds, Umbrella Stand, Coal ricuttle, Grate, Doable Iron Bedsteads, SprlDg Mattrass, Mattraases. - Bed Hangings; tiimu Washstand and ware, Mirrors, Ottoman. Glasswarev Crockery, Bitter, Cutlery, Lamps. Travelling Trunks, Washing Machine, Boiler, Kitchen Utensils, &c SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. CONTINTJ a T I O Bl > or ma LARGE UNRESERVED SALE OB1 -:. ■: ■'• ':. i! Jewellery, Diamonds, watches, clocks, ' &c, fie, &c, COMMENCES AT ELEVEN O'OLOCK. ; Intending Purchasers should Inspeot Early. „ G ABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer, . TO-MORROW. PROD UC E SALE. W. DOWDEN AfTILL sell by auction at the Exchange V V Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow, at U oolook, 15 tons Potatoes - 20 sacks unions 10 Backs Fowl Wheat . , 80 sacks Maizo 40 sacks First Quality Flour 20 bags Wood's Flour . G oases Canterbury Bacon 13 kegs Prime Butter Plaid Vestas, Corned Beef Tea, Sngar, Soap, jaisemts Furniture, Sowing Machine Currant and Gooseberry Wine L'mejulce So,. &c, &o. TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M.. 'FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS, PLANTS, &0.,&& Of PRODUCE, GROCERIES, &O. &C. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell, by auction, at their Sale room, Quccn-Btroet, To-morrow, ot U o'olocta^hafm 'POULTRY"-Fowls, DuDkfr. Geese, Turkeys, Young Pigs, Bah Terrier Dog, Birds, &o. FRUIT TKEES — Shrubs, Plants, about 199 Pines ana other sortH PRODUCE — Hams and Bacon, Salt (Baiter, Beef, I^ard, Potatoes, Onions. Pumpkins, , Carrots and Vegetables, Oats, Maize, Bran, ; Bharps, Flour, Wheat, ealt Pork GROCERIES - Tea, Sugar, Mustard, Candle*, • Starch, Klco, Salt < HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Kitohen Utensils, Iron Buokets, Crockery, Jewellery,' ' Clothing, &O. . ; ' AISO, ' Rifle, Revolver complete, and 2 Largo Tea* Atllc'Clock. "; i CARBINES & TAYLOR, . Auctioneers; ; (Continued en Fourth Paqt,)