TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COBUKSPONDBNTS )

• COKOMANim, this day. The TokATEa. has lodged eighty ounce? of retorted gold.

RICH SPECIMENS FROM Till!

KAPA'NGA

KAPANGA.— Seventy pounds of magnifi cent specimens were broken out last ni«lit— the richest seen in Coromandel.

CAMBRIDuE, this day. At a meeting of tho Cambrideo Highway Board on Wednesday, it was stated that it would take £1,000 to carry out the necoa. sary improvements to roads in the district. The annual revenue derived from rates only amounts to £400, anil tho Board resolved to call a special meeting to consider the ad visability of striking a special rate to enable them to cope with the difficulty. Tho liabilities of the old Board when they left office amounted to £143. It was also resolved that the Board should go in a body to tho noxt meeting of tho County Council to protest against tho action of the Council in hypothecating money due to the Board for the Karapiro bridge. The Auckland football team arrived hero last evening. Tho Carabiidgo Hunt, after tho Paku ranga hounds on Thursday, had a very suc cessful meet at Hautapu school, and pro ceeded across the country to Cambridge, tipills were tho oidor of the day, but no one was seriously hurt. Both huntsmen, whip, and maßter were unfortunate occasionally in taking fences.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

HEW PLYMOUTH, this day,

A man has been lost in the bash near Stratford. A party hai been out searching for him during the weok, but they have abandoned their task, giving up all idea of finding him. It is thought that ko must have crawled into a hollow log in order to find protection from tho rain, and been un« able to get out again. He leaviu a wife and family, who are ill-provided for.

WELLINGTON, this day. DEPARTURE OF LA.DV GORDON. Lady Gordon and family leave por Waka> tipu for Sydney to-day.

LYTTELTON, this day. THIS BRIGANTINE BANNOCKBURN. TllO Inland Lily, which arrived from Chatham Islands last night, report* speak ing tho brigantine B»nnockburn on Tuesday last, fifty miles East of the Peninsula, hovo to. The vessel was bound from Tairua to Dunedin, and was then thirty days out.

CHIUSTCHURCH, this day. FATAL ACCIDENT.

A farmer named H. Sbeppard, residing at North Kakiria, was killed last evening through tho capsizing of his dray, which fell upon hia body, lie leaves a widow and four young childran.

DUNBDIN, fain day. LARGE SHIPMENTS OF FROZeN MEAT.

The Refrigerating Company sold a second cargo of 250 tons oE frozen meat to be delivered free on board the steamu.- sailing from Port Chalmers in November.- 8,000 sheep are required, and over 12,000 aro already offered, Tha pricoto be paid is 2|d 'per lb., the owners of sheep receiving value of the skius and tallow in addition, 2,50* sheep are already frozen for the Marsala. The annual meeting of the New Zealand Hardware Company was held to-day, Tha report showed tbat the gross profits for the past year had be»n £11,280, from which bad to be deducted for expenses, interest, bad debts, and sums written off leaseholds, £6,105, leaving a balance of £3 303. Of this it was proposed to pay a dividend of 10 per cent, absorbing £3,040, and to carry £250 forward. 'I'he report was adopted.

ROYAL AUSTRALIAN CIRCUS.

A Vbry considerable audience witnossed the performance by Woodyear and Ross's Company lost evening, the various acro batic and equettrian feats being applauded to tho echo. This afternoon a matinee was giren. For this evening an entire change of programme is announced, when one of the items will be "Dick Turpin's Kide to York."

Correspondence.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

(To the Editor.)

Bib,—l am sorry that the writer signing him Bolt " Aloibiadee," whose oammunloition •ppeara in your impression of the 15th instant, In opposition to the view taken by Mr A. Campbell on capital punishment-1 am sorry, I Bay, that ronr correspondent Bhould consider it a valiant achievement to diaouss a great national question with an opponent, while eronohing behind a atone wall. You. sir, tell tho publlo In a foot-note on Tuesday last, that " when orltlelam is so personal a writer thould hay» the manliness to make it under his own name." " Aloibladof," seemingly, is pro (oondedlylndifferont as to the eternal destiny Of oulprlta.the very point at issue, and while he finds it cheap to sneer at Mr Campbell and to interlard the argument with stereotyped phrases, snoh as " sickly santlmentallsm, 1'" out raged justice," to, in defence of the "hand raised to Btrike down" in pitiless vengeanoe '•tie most abandoned criminal," the writer meekly ignores the thought that to tho AU- Beelng eye the " abandoned criminal "may be far lean guilty than the legalized murderers, who. under the olo»k of •'outraged justice." hand tbs oulprlt over to the executioner. The sophisms ot your correspondent wi'l doubtless be analysed by Mr Uampball, who la well abe 10 use bia Idnce.-Youra, &c 0.0. DAVIS.

Auokland, August 17tb.

TART ARUS.

(To the Editor.)

Sm,—Pardon me for again troubling you to insert the following in reply to the last orni cism of 'Laious." The whole tenor of his criticism seems to me to partake o£ a spirit of obstinacy, so far as) admitting that any other definition of Tartarus ever obtained than the one quoted by him. I do not know who nly opponent is, but ie ought to be a very learned man, for ho kj,*ps upon himself to sneer at the ability of Dr Park hurst as a Greek and Hebrew critic. Notwlth standing the contempt in which the Dr. is hem in my critio's estimation, I shall still refer to him as an authority. " Laicuu " will find in pr, Parkhurat's Greek Loxicoo,under Tartarus, both tho Dr.'s definition of Tartarus and his reference and quotation from Lucian. Billinger in his GroekLexicon and Coticordanceiunder tho word Hell, alao gives the same definition. Dr. M. Knight refors to the aerial Tartarus in his critical work on the Epistles. The following is a auotation Irom tho Ute Arohbishop Whatefey :-"The word used by Petor, which our translators render cast down to hell, pr Tartarus is to be understood of our dark, gloomy earth, with its dull clouua. foul vapour*, and misty atmosphere." Socrates called the abyss, or sea, Tartarus, as does alao Plato, who elaewhoro calls our dim, lack-lustre oarth • itself also Tartaron. Plutaroh says our air is called Taftarnsfrom being cold. Herein he te sup ported by Luoian. and both Hesiod and Homer ttdl it the aerial Tartarus. In no other sense or War can St. Peter be understood and explained. Dr Wm. Ramsey, in his ablo work on Spiritual ism; says I "Tho Groek word Tartarus moans, aedordingto some Greekiwriters, 'thebonnds or verge of this material ■ system/ Ralph LUO. worth,D.D.,in his "Intellectual Systom,. vol. ill, page 363, whilo speaking of Potor'a remark Sayss "And by Tartarus hero is meant thi3 lower caliginous {i.e., dark) air, or atmosphere of tho oarth; according to that of St. Austin, concerning those angels, 'that after their sin, thsy wore thrust down into the miaty darkness Ottilia lower air," (Do Gen.ad Llt.,lib. 3. cap. 10.) jjet me here state that tho views sot forth in my lecture* on Spiritualism are not at all dependent UPOri Battling thodofinitlon of the word Tartarus. fr,r the Scriptures are explicit onthe existence of evil spirits and their manifestations in tho latter days.apart from Poter,2, i. Sco Ist Tim. 1, 1- P«. 7sf «iBph. 2, 2; Eph. 6, U. 12; Hev.-IG, is' u> many other passagos could be produced nenrinc? upon the subject, but wo forbean "iilouB" referring to his last letter on tho chains ffiSSlhi word chain is translated, ho will ; mmmm stands thus: the receivedtext gives thoGreeK word aeiraia, but tho MSS. Oodox Sinaihous, Oodex Alexandrinus, Codex Vaticanus, and the Codex Hphiaimi give the Greek word sirois\ ; our revisers have taken their Groek text from tlieso MSS., and havo translated sirois intoi pits, wiu "Laious" pleaso refer to Liddel and Scott lor the doflnition of this -word. Moreover, it is apparent that Jude is speaking of tho same aneela referred to by Peter, and he uses a Greek word which cannot even by "modern critics ■be rendered any other than into our English word, bind or chain. Perhaps "Laicus " may hfi inclined to sneer at all the authors quoted by mo but I leave the subject, hoping tW some may be led to see that our enemies are not only flesn aid blood, but our conflict is a-so with wicked"spirits in aerial regions.-I am, &c, w George A. Brown.

A test of the electric fire-alarm system, S*Sr .1 «... ?."H'f™ g A SZ 2B£afeas*s iax tivenesaof the system. ....

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

REUTERS TB&KCKAMS,

Aboukir to he Bombarded on Sunday.

Sir Garnet Wolseley lakes the Field.

ALEXANDRIA, August 18.

According to authentic information which has transpired, Sir Garnet Wolseley will personally command the force which is being despatched to land at Aboukir. Major-General Hamloy will command the second division, and will co-operate with Sir Garnet at Kamlehj the 3'unction of tbe two forces ultimately being effected at Kafradowar.

The whole of the British fleet now in Egyptian waters, with two exceptions, will be engaged in the bombardment of Aboukir which commences on Sunday next.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

Arabi's Position.

LONDON, August 18 (7.45 a.m.)

Arabi occupies a very formidable and fltrongly-entronchcd position at Kafradowar. He is known to have 100 guns mounted there, and heavy loss is anticipated in the coming attack. . Safety of the Canal. The escort of a gunboat through the Canal is now optional to vessels. Frozen Mutton for the British Army. The experiment of. issuing rations of frozen Australian mutton to the British force en routo for Egypt has proved most successful. Russian Intrigues in Constanti nople. Russian agents ia Stmnboul arc known to bo iotriguing in opposition to .English interests. 'I he British Forces. ALEXA.NDEIA, August 17. Tnc groater portion of the British expedi tionaty force has now arrived here, and it is expected that the remainder will be landed within a few days,

PITT-STREET MUTUAL IM PROVEMENT SOCIETY.

Ths inaugural entertainment of the sosdon, was given last evening in tho school-room, Pitt-street. The programme prepared by the committee was attractive, and conse. quently a large and appreciative audience was the result—the number being close upon 300 persons. The chair was occupied by liev. A. Reid, president of the society. wtio opened the proceeding* with prayer, The programme was lengthy, but especially attractive, opening with an overture by the band, composed the following: instru mentalist* :—Messrs Hemus and Tait, Ist violins; Mincher, 2nd violin; Mumford, tenor; Kingsiord, violoncello; McKenzie, double baas; Borthwlck, bombardinc; Edmonds, cornet ; Warner, piauo. The Pitt-street choir, directed by Mr Bridson, accompanied on the organ by Pro fessor Lambert, sang several glees very effectively, viz., "Chough and Crow," "Cloud Cap't Towers," and "Hark! Apollo." The Miases Marlbroolc sang tho daet "Fairy Breams," Miss Craig tho solo "Sailor's Lov»," Miis Sharps "A Dream within a Dream," and Mr G. Smytue "The Bugler." Tho follow ing were the reading' and recitations: — "Death of little Dombey," Mr Thoo. Cooper; "No Sect in Heavsn," Mr James Buttle ; " The King aud Miller of Mansfield," Messrs J. and W. Johnstone ; " AnEpisodeii Russo-Turkish War," by Mr T. L. White; "Battle of JNaseby," Rev. H. R. Dewsbury ; "Irish Anecdote," Mr Young ; "Push, .Full," Mr McDowell; aud "The iipperary Policeman," Mr S. McM»ster. During the evening, the Kcv. Mr Parsonson aud Mr Mather gave a suit able address on Mutual Improvement Societies, and their advantages to young men. Tiie entertainment was moit enjoy able, and at the close, on the motion of Mr W. Beaumont, seconded by Mr Joshua Jackson, a unanimous vote of thanks was accorded to the chairman, singers, readers, and instiumentalwts, the whole winding up with the National Anthem.

NORTH SHORE REGATTA.

The North Shore Kegatta Club met last evening for the purpose of arraugine; a pre liminary programme for the aquatic festival, which takes place on Thursday, November 9th next (Prince of Wales's Birthday). Jt was decided to make arrangements for seventeen separate competitions, including nine sailing races, seven rowing races, and a greasy-boom contest, A feature in tho programme is a race for Maori war canoes, which, however, is conditional, and will only take place should sufficient inducement ioffer. "Sufficient induce ment " was described to mean the entry of at least three large canoes rowed by about fifty or sixty natives each. Considering the interest which would be attached to such an event, the committee have done all in their power to secure competition, the most enticing offer, probably, being a prize of £100 for the winner. In view of recent failures in the Rowing Club contest?, and the disputes arising so often on various questions, it was deemed advisable to altogether ignore the usual gig races, and substitute two whaleboat rowing contests—one for all comers, and a second for juniors. Respecting the ttvle and dimensions of the whaleboats used some discussion arose as to whether or Dot it was advisable to have them light rowing boats or cratt of such a substantial nature as might be used by merchant vessels and steamers. It was eventually agreed that the captains ot several vessels and ship carpenters Bhould be interviewed and_ re quested to give an opinion on the subject. The lidies'race having proved so successful last year,'a similar cdmpetiiion hss been placed on the present programme. The first line weather1 will, therefore, most likely see the worth Shore young ladies in hard practice to sustain the reputation ot the district against the efforts which are to bo put forth by tho fair ones of Ponsonby aud Parnell to carry off the finery ofiered as prizes. Should the efforts towards ar ranging for the presence pi a large number of Maoris prove successful, their assistance will be further solicited in the execution of a war-dance, by torchlight, in the evening. It was left an open question whether a large sum of money shonld be given as a prize, or divided among the crowd. JudgiDg from Maori customs, we fancy the latter proposition is the more workable of the two. The programme) which appears in our advertising columns, is a good one, and promises a first class'ilegatta.' We are thad 'to see that the committee, which includes most of those gentlemen ' who worked so "energetically and well last season, have made an' early start in the preparations for the Kegatta, and we wish them every success in theif futuro labours,

POLICE COURT.—This day.

(Batore Messrs Joseph Newman and C. C. H MoWUIan. J.P.'a.)

DRUNK.-WlHlam James Newoombe, alias "BhandyKaff." was fined 5s and oOßta. STOBM? BitL.-WllHam Baker waa brought no In aiiawer to several oharges-U) underthe Vssrant Aot with misbehaving himself In Wet le^er-street and committing ft breaoh of the DBaoo; (2) with maliciously damaging uniform oap, value 12s, the property of Sergeant Nicholas Bitily; and (3) with damping '&? unl'°£ m ol Constable Wm. James Plant, value 12a 6d, on the 18th InBL-PrUoner said he waa drunk, but had no recollection oi assaultlnß the polios,— Mr Pardy stated the oaee. The nrlsoner w&b vary violent. He kicked, soratohed. and bit nveiy one he oould get at. The evidenoe Of tho several officers shewed that prisoner t»bb ont- Blde the .shamrook Hotel. He knoobed a man dowD, and whan the conßtables It terfered, ho pltohed Into them right and latt Wokei them on t c legs, and tore their cap's and uniforms. Fonr oonßtables were nnocsaflT-r in wi»Bth" man's lests and arms and Swrrlng Wm to the station. To the Bench: Prisoner did not remembor where be got the flrink -Mr Pardy saw prisoners would never tell where they get Uduor.-Prlsoner had nothing to «ay ia defence beyoad getting drunk some where lie did not doubt the veraolty of the DOlice.-The Bench commented upon theserl- SSs nature of the chorees, and Imposed fines n each instance amounting to *5 and oostP or In detault, two months' Imprisonment with hard SoNS,-Wm. WUliamil and Ar. thur Morrison, aailora on bQird the Hermlone, were oharged with violently MBanltlDg Krne»i Bo'nstein. on tha 18th Inst. Mr Pardy staled tha; aooordlng to BerniteiD's intormatfon. on returning Irom the Ooart to the vessel at the ofoaeot aslmllar one of lusault. Bernstein waa violently attacked by the prlsonere, but as oom nlftlnttnuailea to appear In this Instance, he had So evwenoe tooffer. The oase, therefore, was This was all the business*

DR. PHILSON.

Our readers will bo glad to learn that Dr Philson, whose recovery was yesterday despaired of, passed a good night, having had fix hours' run suing sleep, He took some nourishment this morning, and Dr Goldsburo' was of opinion that there was a change for the better in his con dition, and that his poisoned hand is considerably improved In* appear ance. General regret is expressed in town regarding the doctor's illness, while tho Hospital patients are very anxious concern ing him. He is greatly missed by them, and they trust ere long to be once more under his care.

SINKING OF A CARGO BOAT.

The cargo boat Comfort, laden with drain pipes, sank off the Victoria Wharf, North Shore, this morning. Both master and mate of the voaael narrowly escaped drowning. The former, who is a man with but ona leg, managed to struggle ashore. Tho mati was un able to swim and was only eared from n watery grave by the timely assistance ren dered by Mr Merrick, who picked him up in a small boat. The Comfort, which is owned by Mr Casey, sunk on account of being heavily loaded with bricks while there was a high sea ruuning.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH DESTROYED BY FIRE

Supposed Incendiarism.

(BY TELEGRAPH.— PRE3S ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. St. Andrew's Chubch, belonging to the Presbyterian body, and respecting the pos- Bessiou of which a dispute luva lately ariicu between the late pastor and his congregation, was burned down this morning thortly after one o'clock. The building was insured in the Victoria Company for £400 in the name of the Rev, Breach, but the trustees ot the church have lodged a protest against the mosey 'being paid to the insurer, as he has no legal Intercut in the building, It appears that the dispute had in no way been settled, and the committee had put fresh locka on the church, us the ftev, Breach had been heard to state he would preach in the building ou Sunday, and a clergyman from Auckland had arrived to take liin place in the pulpit, It is expected that_ an enqairy will be made, as incen> diarism is suspected.

Messrs Dunning and Wolhcoi opora company will visit Dunedin at Christmas. "The Twelve Bacheiora" and "Boc cacio " are the new operaa in their report toire. Tho City Council Parks Committee liavo authorised tho gurdncr of tho Albert Park to obtain a supply of shrubs and creepers for planting there.

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Amusements SIX HENRY HAvKLOCK BAND OF HOP*, ALKXANDRA-STBKBT. A Fruit Soirbs will on hald on Monday, August 28, 1832, A Choioa Proßramma hot b*on prepared, comprising some of tho best talent In Anutcland. Ooora enea at 7 v.m. Adults. Is; Children, 6d. AFjKX. WHJ.B, Sco



Aquatios. TtfTOKTH SHORE RBGATTA. TO lie HELD ON THURSDAY, NOVIHBES 9Tn (Prince o{ Wales's Blrthdaj), PRELIMINARY NOTIOIT. I. TRADING CUTTiR RACK t. OPKN BAJXING BOATS. -Second Class (as per it tile 31) 5. HONA FIDB KISHINO BOATS 1. OPKN SAILING BOAT^.-iTint Cliiaa (as par Rale 31) 5. BCOW RACK B. YAUHT3.—JTIrat dun, sovan tons tmd over 7. OPKN SAILING BO ITS.-Third Class, nndor iG feat 8. YACHTS..-Second Class, under 7 torn 9. Ot'K" SIILING BOATS. - Fourth Class, under 13 feet 10. ALLCOMERS' BKNIOU WHALKBOAT RACK 11. SHIPS' GIGS 13. WAR OANOK RACE 13. DINGY RACK U, ALLCOMERS' JUNIOR WHALKBOAT RACK 15. LADIKB' RACK 16. TUB RA.OK 17. GRBASY BOOM. KoKulatlonß on application to OHAS. C. DAORV, Hon. Beo. Sporting, VIOTOKIAK nEKBY AND -*-'' Mklbournb Cup. a movstkr novslty company on ABOVE EVJiNTB. 10,000 INVESTORS AT £1 EACH. V.R.C DKRBY.-132 Pmzes First Hone <HOOO Beoond Horse 100 Third florae 200 Other Starters (deified) 600 Non Btartora (divided) 1800 .. , . T0ta1.... «JOOO MSLBOURNK COP-128 PHIZES (first Hone ...«iooo Second Horge £0 Thira Horse ; I „..- 800 Other Starters (divided) IMO Non-starters (divided) 2500 T0ta1.... «000 Application by Utter only, onolofllnft two (tamps, withexoaasgo an bhrqaas (payable to bearer), or by money order, bank notes, or dri-fte. tieslsterod lottpn or toleernuiß will not on aay aooonnt ba received. Address —"ZOO JUMBO, 11 oare of H, N Abb jtt. Box No. ?, Post Office, Auckland. —— .New Teas. KTEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883 i The undersigned begs to notify the arrival, per s.B. Rlngarooma (transhipped ex e.s. Hun garian, from Foo Chow), o( a FUR'HKR SHIPMENT OF New Teasi .New Tbasi Consisting of— A S\ \ M / INOLUDIN3 SEVERAL EXCEPTIONALLY SINK TEAS. tzr Samples fqr Liquoring on application. TBS M. B. MoiiTUN. 28th July. 1882. rpHE NEW TJSAS Olf SEASON 1882-3. The subscriber, In soHoitlng orders for NEW SEABON TEAB, has every confldenoe In reoora mending them as being very muoh superior to any Teas placed on the Auckland Market for Bomatlmo. Prices as under t— Per to, 8, d. B.d, Good Common Congou - -18to 2 0 Fine Congou and Bouohong... - 2 to 2 A Very Snperior Bample of Indian Tea. sold pure ai imported ~ v», The merits of New Tos as oqmcarod, vrlth Old ase but Indifferently appreolated by tea drinkers. Old Tea Is 'stale, flat, and unprofit able " takes more time to Infuse, and la apt to taste vapid after the most careful infusion. Now Tea Is fresh and brisk, more easily lnf uaoel, and has a rioh aromatic fragrance. Orders oalled for and Goods Delivered to a parts of the olty. ROB ERT BE W, tba- and coffee merchant, 1 Victoria a*d Albsrt-stbzvts. Auckland



WantetL WANTED, a respectable Nurao Girl.— Apply to Mrs Koss, Grocer, Viotorla atreot. WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices. —Max Kober's Dress-phlrc Manufac toiy, Welllngton-atreot. WANTED, two good Carpenters.—C. Rhodeß, at Watorß's. Confectioner, Tllijh-Btreet. v*"/A;nTICU, n good General Servant.— v T Apply Mrs l.lnubnry, PonßQiiby. WANTED, a Good Man tor dadoing and digging.—App'y John Taylor, top of Franklin-road. i WANTED, a Goueral Servant; refer enona r» quired.—Mra Wajmouth.Mann ksu Road, Parnoll. WANTKD, Sawyers, Machine Bands, and Yardßmen for Buch Mill.—Apply Union Sash aud Door Co.. Mechanlca' Hay. WANTfiD, a Good fans Stock Htiuk muker.—Apply at A. Ramßdon, Frank lin-road. WANTED, a youns; Man as Improver to tho Piumblntt trado.—Apply to John Petford, the Auokland Hnmblng Works, Hlgh- Btreot and Vulcan Lanp, Aaoltland. WANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Mrs MclntOßh, Welllngton stroet (oornor Nelaonstree-.). WANTED, iiniuediately, Good House maid.—Apply before 12 o'olook to Mm Ruck. Prospect Honae. Parnall. WANTED, v Boy. -Apply St Mungo Cafe. WAKTBD, a iirat-clase Barmaid. — Apply Auckland Hotel. WANTED, a Lad to wait table and make himself useful.—Apply Uobaon Hotel, Vlotorla-dtreet. «!»TANTED, Apprentices to the Dress- TT making.—Apply Mlaa Bull, Uofflnan's Balldlngß. Quoon-streat. WANTED, a Servant Girl.—Apply Mrs . Aloy. Alton Road. WANTED, an^Upholsterer.-Apply to Wings and H.lf. ShorHand-strcet. WANTED, a thorough e;ood Tailor, Nona other than a Btoady man need apply.—J. Wllllamg. Vlotorla-street. WANTED, a General Servant.—A pply Albion Hotel, Hobson-Btreet. WANTED, a Timmith ; constant cm. ploymont to a sood hand.—Apply at onco to M. MoDermott, Vlotorla-Btreut itast. W ANTED, a Scrvaat"Giri."^MrsJones, flrgt house from railway, Mary-Btroot, Mount liden. VS/ANTED, a Housekeeper.—Apply by Vv lettur Hox 202. Past Offloe. Auofcland. Vh/ANTED, a sood Bushman.-Apply T ' Auokland 'I'lmber Compunyi ANTED, an industrious Girl or Lad for kltonon work, nlao Lad for bake house.—Coffco Palaco U'nlni; lloonu, Theatre Bultdlngo. ■ \\7 ANTED, "First-clftSß Karm Hand, Vt Gardener, Houio - keopor, ami Threo Gonoral Servants, at Armstrong & Co.'c Labour Kxohango, 17T. Quoonetroot, \i7ANTED, a trustworthy person as Vt Nnrsa.—Mrs Chlng, near at. Lulco'o Church, liemuera. ANTKD, a BtroDg~aetive"Lad.- Apply to A. Boanoy, Aroh Hill Foundry, If suitable will be taught the trade. WANTED, a respectable Boy as an apprentioe. —Apply to W. S, Jones, Sftddli-r. W.NTED, Two good Boys to open Oystora.-Apply to IT. Williams, Fish Dealer. Quoen-stroet Wharf. Vl* ANTBD, a respectable young Manai Tl Groom and t-tab'.omnn.—Ollvor Mays, I.lvory Siabloo, Dovoaport, V\7ANTKI», a uenerai servant; must *» bo a good pUln 000k.-Apply Mrs Dalton. Pamma HoUBe, Lower Bymonds strnot. V\7 ANTED, a Smart Youth.—Apply C. Tt Canning, Qncon-street. W"ANTBD,"a" TravßlieFfoTT Wholesale Grocory Establishment,— Apply XYZ, arAß_oflloe. V\rANTED, 3. Message Boy.—Apply, Vi J trace T.oslU, PaJ-nell, \vTANTEO, pood .Houghmua (Bingle)— »» Bwlng plonßh.—Motoalfe and Hill, 29, N.Z laeuranco Bnlidings. ; t»rANJED, a strong Boy to milk ond :Tl work in the garden.—M. Kdgar, Hpaom \\r ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply » y Wwi<leyan Pjrßonugo. Onoliungn. WANTED, Ten Good Bushmen ; ulbo Small liu«h Cobtjno.B to Int.—Apply to B. Johmon, Stamford Houao. Hjmontip etroot. V\/'ANTED, General Sprvant.—Apply, V^ Mrs Bloman top of Brafton rioad. \\7 ANTEU,for a Karm connected witn a » » Butohory upcou»try. a decont mldolo agod Merrlnd Couple—woman as houtekoovor, man to look atior pig*, gardea, and asaiat In alaughter-boitijo, Hood wagea and oomrortable hom«.—Ayply taHart 8c Co., Auckland Market. 'ANTED, Tenders for Cutting and Levelling of Allotments In Newton,— Apply to Mr Jamos ttcott, Vanoy Bazaar, Newton. ANTED, a Smart juaa able to write a good hand—Apply Box 167, Post Oflloo, own writing. I*7"ANTED, Apprentices to tho dress- V T making; pains will bo taken to toach them the trade — Apply Kpsom, Post Ofllco. ANTKD, a good General Servant; rttoronce required.—Mrs Oliver, Wes leyan Parsonage Grafton Road. WANTED, a good Gwerai nervant aooustomed to ohlldren.—Apply Mr? Pero>v»l. Green Lano. WANTED, a Nnrsemaia.—Apply Mrs Qabriel Lewis. CKorko-street, Albert Park. WANTED, the Working Men who oannot get awar on week days to know that that they oan get their negatlvra takon on Snntays,—London Photograpolo Com pany- ANTED to fire, a Four-whsel Light KxptoHs Waggon for three months. —Address, by letter, mating terms, to Messrs Pollard and 00, 8; Qnean-Btraet. Anoklanrt. Vk7 ANTED, a compelcut Teacher of T » Phonography for the Auckland Phono graphic Sociotr. State terms rtqnired to tho secretary A.P.8., 'Froo fress" Oflloo, from whom all necoßsary Information may bo ob tained- W~ ANTED, a Working Foreman of works for the Devoaport Highway District. Salary: £2 2a per week.—Apply In writing to Berjiimln Tannor, Beoretaryi HI ANTuD, a good General Servant. — Swan Inn, Strand, Meohantoa' Bay. WAN'IED, a Strong Errand Boy.— Apply, J, O. Bharland and Co. "UL'ANTED, a Nursectlrl, not under 16 .T T. yeara.—Apply Star office. WA]X'i'&l>, oraers ior Tweed Suits at Sss.—J. H. Dalton. Victoria street Boat WANTED —An opening has occurred in an established Hnslaess in the city for a Young Man of good address aa Junior Partner; no capital required; small premium only and reference.—" Partner," Stak Office. ANTrTD, a quantity qf gopd Dried Siark— t, Williams, Fish and Oyster Dealer, Queen-street Wharf. WANTED, Music Pupils; Is Lessons, Children's Dancing Class, Saturday; Private Adnlt Ola«s, Wednesday Hveninga. Mrs vveioh. Grey street, \AJ ANTED KNuvtK—The only Ver ™ » foot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia. and no onr* no pay, 1b by applying to Professor Gnrsnutx, tbe only Practical Herbalist in the Colony.—: hortland-stroet * 14/ ANTiSP flrdera for Serge Suits,'from V ? m -J. h<. Dalton. Fwhjonabie Tailor; Vlotorla-street K»st. TTjTANTED, an active b°<l enerßetic Man as Tbavku-ing Aoknt for the National Mutual Life Association. Remunera tion partly by salary and partly by commission. Address— MR. JOHN MILNK, Quo^n-street, Auoblan3« the Public to See trie Ad - vertlsement ot ihe Viotorla Loan Office -B. H. KKKBING, Licensed Pawnbroker, Vio torla-Btreot. oppoalte Royal Mall Hotel. WANTED, two Gentlemen Boarders to join at front bedroom, with use of sit ting-room and piano, &o.; terms moderate.— For addrosa apply at this office. WANTrID, to Purchase, Puriri heavy Venolng Posts; also, heart of kauri Shingles and Palings. — Apply, Auckland Timber Company (late Holdanjp'B). VVTANTED KNOWN -That the under- V V Signed Is now polling Meat at reduced prices. Good quality ot Beet and Mutton, 2rt per lb. Please note the address IA. Wood, Wellington-street. U&; AINTED, two respeotable youDgMen Vf as Boarders in a private family, where no others ara kept,—lnquire third bouse on right-hand side of Franklin Road from Pon aonby Koad. \»7"AN IED, all men to know that there Vf are no Measles which may produce delirium trcnlcns at tho Vlotoria Hotot, mlx tnrea having been duly vacoinated by R.F.L WANTtSD to cell, a Handsome Piano forte, by Bateman, price £25, the owner leaving New Zealand.—Apnly at this oflloe. WANTED KNOWN -That instal m men ta upon Sewing Machines mmt be paid promptly, or legal croeoodingu will be taken.—W. C. Denneß, Qneen-streot. WANTED KWOWU.—K.- Kew,-Vic totla-streot, giveg ah Qxceptionally high prioe (sash' on de"l^very) fgr really c ood Fresh Brittar.' WANTED TO SELL, the Remains of a Pawnbroker's Business, oonsistlng of—Clothing of Every Description, Blankets, Rags, Quilts. Sheets, &o.; Gold Watohes Chains, Kings. Brooches, Ear-rings, Silver Wmohi'S, ( hams, &c: Geld Pins. &c; three Diamond Rings, Feather Bods, PlUowp, &c takoa at Valuation, the whole to be sold for a lump Bum.—Apply to Andrew Heayoyof Wmiham utreet—Hail Cash, Cwo years credit the other half, as I wish to retire froai business, ac.d live private. — And several other: drtlolou too numerous to nientlon—Andrew Ho^vpy.



WANTBD TO SELL, Two or Xhre' Light 'Busaeß In good repair.—W Crowther. Wellenloy-atroet. WAN I Kl> to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, well found ond copperod,- O. Bailey, -hipbullder, noar the Dock, WANTED KNOWN- J. B. BROWN-B CHKAP nnAPKRY KBTABMBHMKNT, PARNKLL, 13 THK PLACffi FOR GKTTINH FULI VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY. TRY IT I WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO OO TO GOODSON'a LONDON ARCADK For Books and Stationery at English Prices Pnrsos, if you want a goon assortment ti ohooso from Fans I Fannl Fans! Vans! Gold and Silver Jewellory, nnwost designs Olycorlno. Tollot. Honey, and Almond Soup Plet.ee and Lnbln's, Dolerold's, andGoanell'i Scents Brnshos and Combs, all sorts and eizos - Workboxos and Dooku Photo and t!orap Albumß Klcotro-Plato, Clook*. Watohes Toys and G»mea; and for anything else yoi may want, Try Goodion's London Arcade, 118. Qneen-Btroet. Wanted Known, It is tho growing opinion that tho Boat Valat in DRAPERY GOOD 3 can b9 had at J. RKNDELL'S, BRIGHTON HOUSE, Top or Obey - STaKitT. A Lot o( Black Straw ITatj, wofth from Is to Sa o<l, oll'ured at Cd nntl Is eaoh 72-Inoh Hoavy White Twill Shooting, UJd 1 hfivo a Spealal Prloo. for a short time only, for tho Now Whlto Crotohot Qullto-2J»de long. 7s lid ; 93yds long, !),i lid; 3yds long, 118 Bd 51-lEoti Stout Twill Unbleached Sheeting, Is yard A Lot of Axmlnater Door Slips, size 30 x 12 lnohes, 'la lid, ranch under nsual price. ANTED—Wanted to Sell (uncap) 2,000 Fiocos of Spongo. from 3d to Is fid; 600 Pairs of Vases, 8d pair; 50 doz odd White and Gold China Caps. "J eaob, 6 for 3s; 50 gross Panholdora, 2< per gross, d for Id; 100 bozes Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2a Cd; Kngravod Wine Glasses.4d, 3s 8d doz; 100 Dozen Wine Glasses, only 3d, 2s 6d dozon; Wator Bottles and Una, from 6d to Is 3d; Oruot Stands. 3a 3d to 5a Ci ; Cut Tumblers, 6d, 6a Od do?; Cheap Tumbler*, Si. 5 for In; Oiuvod Bread Plates, 2a; Bread Knives, only 6d; Key Kings, 0d doz; Small Brana Padlocks, 3d; 100 doz Kngraved Ulasb Jugs, Od, 3 for 2s; Cupb and Paucc-s, Sd Od and U Gd doz; I'latuß, Is lOd to is 41 s doz - Lot or Java Gd eaoh ; JURS. 2a to Id ; Sot Glubs Candlesticks, 6d: Candles, Sd lb; Lomon Pool, Is Od lb; Dried Apples, Cd, 3 lbs for Is 3d; starch. 4}d lb. by the packet; Tin Matohoß, 1b 8d floz; Plaids, 7d doa; Klmmol's B.W. Soap, 7 o»kos for Is: ealsd Oil, 2 bottloa for Is; U&stor Oil. 2 bottles for la; Figs. lOd box; good Tea, la 8d lb, 3 lba for 3a; Oiornt Coke Ulahos. 9d; 3 for 2a; large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, as pair; «i doz Hiwliih. K}ii to5(1 eaoh; 40 Aooordiona,from 8i Bd to 16s Ed; it) gross Futures and Verses, only 2d eaoh : large floturos, 7d each, 2 for la; Toaspoons. 2d. 3d, and Id; Brown Teapois, from 101 to 2a; 12 doz Tin-openers, 3d oaoh; cork screws. 4d ; sixponuy bottles of Blacking for 3d ; la bottloi for Cd ; Noodles. 4d 100, 3s 1000 ; 12 doz India rnbbor Dolls, 9d eaoh; 20 do?, glasa Butter Dlshos, from 9d to 2a; Lotohtord's Kur nlture Polish, onlj Od largo bottle, worth la Sil; small battle only Id worth !)d; Day .ft: Martin's Haste Blacking, Gd doz; Clothes Peg*, i doz for 6d; i ton Currants, did )b. 3 lbs forja, 12 lbs for 3a Bd; good Bauoo, Od bottle; PlokTSs, Bd, 7s 04 doz; and tor Open In Few Weeks, 2 Cratea of Onps and Ranoern, 1 orate of Odd Cupa 1 of Dinner Hole, and 3 hhds of assorted China. 400 pairs of Bpeotaolos, la pair, 3 pairs for 2s Od, 7s doz; Trajg, la Gd; Kr.t Trans, only 0d; 100 doz China Kgg Caps. 2d, 1" lOd doz; Coal Hammers, only Id oaoh ; Dinner Mats, Is Od sat of 6; 12 doz Iron Palls, Is, Is 8(1, ivnd In (id; } ton good Bacon, 7d lb.-H. WATTS, Pltt-etntot, morlng In a tew weokß 2 doors above (next Mr Robln on's, Tlnemlth). fY\o Auctioneets, Storekeepers, aud Others. I — Advertlißr, jam arrived from London. It desirous of obtalnlns ft Situation. Was for m«rly in a well-ktown Auotlonoer'a nu* I»*nd Agenfri Offloe la London, and at the Royal AgrinoUural Collexo, (liieaoßStor, Moderate salary. Woald maKo himself uaoful.—Apply by latter to LN. Btak ofllco. A GOOD Shoeing Smith roquirca em ployment, and oan be hoard ot at tho oflloe of J. B. Graham. Soltcltor. Anokland. -£?1 iit\4\ Tv £200° WASTED, on SWJLvV'' Ocod Hcourity for 3 or 5 years.—Apply W. V. Stovons, Land Agent, 187 (Juiion-fctreot. rjiO PLaSTKKEKS.—Wanted, Three or I Fottr Giod Ilaada.—Apply to R. Junkln : son, Builder, Lome-street. BICYCLE For Sale ; rubber tyres, lamp, etc.—Apply, BUyrta, Tak offlce. ■VttHARGONAMTIP.-Piivato Pupils X wanted by a CertiQaatod Teacher of Shorthand. Terms moderate.—Address Phono grapher, " Froo Press" Oflloe. (frazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPEEMIS COUKT OF NEW ZBALAND, NORTHIKN DISTRIOT. IN BANKRUPTOI. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act. 1870." and tho several Acts amend ing the same, and ot tha Bankruptcy of FnjWupox Louoii.of Tauranga, Civil Kngtneer, a Debtor. Notice la hereby given that a general meeting Of the Creditors of the said Fltzgibbon Louoh will bo h*id in tho Supreme Conrt Bulldintp, Eden-street, Auckland, on FKIDAY, the 25ih day of August, 1882. at 12 of tho olook 0000, to reeeivo my rtport and \o gramt the said Debtor hia dliohargo under the provliioijs of the said Aot. Dated this 10th day of Augnet, 1882. THO. MAOFFARL&NB, Trustee. JOBN M. ALtZANDER, Solicitor, Auoklaad, Atont for K. G. B, Moss. Tauranga, Solioltor for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and of the several Aots amondlng the same, and of the Baiik ruptoy Of EDWIN B&NJAMIN KVANS TURNER, of NEWmurket, ro»r th» City of Auokland, in tho Provincial District Of Auclc'and, and Colony of New Zea land, Settler and Farmar, a Debtor, Take notice that on this day, Friday, the 18th day ot August, -1832, the Said abovenamed Bdwin Benjamin Kvsns Turner was, on tbe petition of ttteNow Zealand Timber Company (Limited), Creditors of the said Ad win Bonj v mia Kvaas Turner, adjudicated by thla Honour able Court a Bankrupt; and farther take notice that FRIDAY, the 25th day of August, 1882. at the hour of two o'elook in the afternoon, is tho tlmo, and the supremo Conrt Building j, Iden- Btreot, Auokland, is the plaoe appointed for holding the meeting; of tho Creditors of tho aatd Kdwin Benjamin Krans Turner, herein, and for the attendance of tho Bankrupt before the said meeting. Dated this 18th day of August. 1882, RUSSKLL, DJtVORB, & OOOPKR, Solicitors for the Petitioning Creditors .Lectures. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. NOBTHKBN LANDS AND PEOPLF. LECTURE. A PUBLIC LECTURE will be given on MONDAY KVKNIVO, Angust 21, at half-post 7 o'olook, by ISA A.O SHARP, in tha Lxctukb hall ot tho Y.M.Q.A., Wellesloy-Btreet, em bracing Personal Remlnisoenoes of Norway,' the North Cape and the Midnight Sun, the Faroo Islands, loelatld, Greenland, and Labra dor, with Anecdotes of the Esquimaux in tholr Housob ot 100 'and Snow, and ot Mission Life and Labour Is those far off landi. ' Admission—^"K KB. A Colleotlon will be made In aid of the Funds ot the Yonng Men's Christian Association. MeOicai, GOOD News for Footballers — Use ' Marshall's Tinoturn of Arnloa, (or Bruises. Blaok-eyev, etc. Price, Is.—Goodaon, London Aroade. Kepler Malt Extract The undersigned, AS AQ-BNT, has juat opened inBXCKLLKNT CONDITION the flrat shipment of the following s— KEPLKR'3 EXTRACT OF MALT, Large and Small Sizes, KBPLERS EXTRACT OF MALT, With HOPS KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Hypophobphitbs, KEPLKa'S EXTRAOr OF HALT. " ' Wl.^ Pbpbinb KEPLER'S EXIRAOE OB1 MALT, With BHRMICAL FOOD, 1 KEBLKR'fI BXTHACT OF MALT, With Bebf and Ikow, KEPLER'S EXTRACT OF MALT, With Oil and lodids of Ikon. The"Lanoet' aayß:—"Keplpr Maii Eztraot is very good, and ip.37 l^a uwd with oonfldenco." FocoaS Report erf the Lancet" on the Kepler Malt Extract:— Kepler's Eztraot of Malt Is as dlstinot an advance In therapsutics as was the introduction of ood-liver oil. Itl3pnool our best remedies for atbnip dyspepsia, an^ Is 1 nflou'itedlyueefuria coasumpt^h and Other wp^lng dlseasoD,". ' ' ■ " ■ AGENT FOB AUCBXAND— GK A'Ves AlO K\TVT The PHABMAO2, QU69& at ~LI



For aaie. c TTOLCANIC LAND — ELEVATED r. V POiiriON. T. TO SPBCULATOKB add PERSONS WANT ING RESIDENCE SITES. An the end of this month tho Choicest Portion _. Of ROCKY NOOK will be offered for Sale. Inspection invited. F. G. EWINGTON. August 18,1882. A LLOTMENTS, Allotments,—For sale, Xl. 3 good Balldlng allotments only a few ?^ rdß n C ro!n Ponsonby Main RondJO x 161 and 10 x 183, at SOs per foot, 18 x 187, 35a per foot; . fenoed.—Apply at once to R, Bnrrow, Commls -3 Blon Agent, May Cottage, Upptr Syuiondg ff O~~R - B A L ~E. 0 MOUNT EDEN-Handsome Villa Resldenoo new and thoroughly well flnished, containing 1 rooms, lofty and Bpaclons, wash houeo, largo 1 yiAlo^,!.?so-; KOOd "ornor allotment, about 08 x 1 180. This houso Is faithfully built, of first-class tlmbor, and will bear any amount o£ Inspection. Situate about 5 minutea irom railway station Price, only £075. 539 D. F. EVANS, Katoto Agent. Qaeon-atreet. a 'If O« IMMEDIATE SAU, GOOD INVESTMENT. . Two HniKlßOrao Vllloß. gable ends, bow win dows, &0., &o.; freehold AlJotmcntß, each 33 x 90, drained and fonoed. Now let to good ten ' anta. Prloo. £300 oach, or £520 for the lot. Situate boat nart of Grace-street, Ponssnby. D. IT. KVANS, Estate Agent. : , (513) jLHOR SALE, 14 Years' Leaso of One or JU Two Aores, Splendid Bulldlnir Site, scoria land (lUltivutud), Mount Kdon (Epsom), near Newmarket; on one portion ig oreoted a com fortable Cottage of five rooms, also small stab'o. Purchaser building one or two houses value £200 to £600 will have one-h*lt value returned in money at end of term —For particulars > apply to I). F. ttvans. Estate Agent, Quoen street, or O. T. Wren. Kemuera. "Cl O R IM M E DIATE SALE. ; SPLENDID BUILDIN» SITES, partly fenced, high ground, excellent position. Price ' only £2 per too. Must be cold at once. D. F. UVANS. i I'stato Agent. DKBIBABLE PROPERTY, oonßistingof fix roomed House, commodious and oomfortublo ;■ i also a pretty gable ond verandah Cottage with . large bow window; large corner allotment, ] plousantly situated In St. Uoorgo's Bay JUoad, farneU. For Immofllato sale, as the ownoi' Is leaving for tho South. (5J5) D. V. KVAN3, Estate Agnnti BUI OR* S A L E. PROPERTIES, Large and Small. In various parts and places, too numerous to advertise separately, Soo Stab Saturday Supplement for a few andmoro on application to tho undersigned, MONKY to LKND. and every faoility given to purchasers. D, F. EVAKS, itatato Agont. Queen-streat tpAKU FOX SALB. - BAKGfIIN. A vorjr oomfortable little Farm, consisting of 121 aores real good fertile land, with lubstaniial Homestead, extensive Outbuild In ks, etc., etc; good Orchard, Bash, &o; near a School and na'lway diatlon, This is for abooluto sale; no reasonable offer rofutod; owner must realise. D. F. EVANS, Kstato Agent (5)7) YpOK IMMEDIATE SALi, To Milliners, Dressmakers, and Others—A oapltal opening In a first class position. There is already established a very good Draper Busi ness, tho stock of which can bs taken at a valua tion. Tho proaiisei are sew, oommodiouß. and thorouKhly adapted for this lino Of buslnots, besliles the position, whloh In sooond to none in any of tho Auckland suburbs. Rent very euey. D. F. KVANb, 621 Ketate Aiient. Anokland. Xp O R SAL E~. NEWMARKKT. - Very deslrablo business premises, tituate in Rybor l'sss, near New market. Alm>, three Houses ana Allotments in came valuable looallty.~Ko.il partioulara on application to D. B\ KVANS, Ml Eatato Agent. Ijl O X SALE. Handsome and Thoronghly Well-famished VJLLA RKBIDK>fCK anu Grounds in Arthur ttreot, Poneonby. House oontalnH 6 rooms (t>e- Bldeß pantry and scullery), Bpaolous and lofty, in flrßtrclfias order, replete with many comforts and oonvenlenpes; surrounded by allotment, abont 112 x 130. in pretty flowor garden, &o. This property loan with oontldence itpommend to any onp wanting to purobase a real nubwtim tin! and faithfully built houso. Full pai tlcuiars from ' D.V. RYA.Ua, (52?) Katate Ag»nt. Qqeen-street. Ifl O R S ~ A L" "K. HOTEL. —For Bale, the Lease, Goodwill, Stoor, and Furnitnre ot a country Hotel, doing a good and tteadlly Improving business. Tho House, containing 12 rooms and bar, is new, w oil finished, and handsomely furnished. Terms made easy. For particular! apply to D. F. KVANS, 63G Kstatti Agent. Qaeon-atraat. CIORS A L B, A BARK OPPORTUNITY-Btock. Fittlnge. and Goodwill of a Grooery Concern in a central position in the City, doings good and steadily lnorea»ing business). Lease of 4 years to run; Rent, 25a per week. Price. £130. D. F. KVANS, 5j6 Eptato Agent. ■^■IUR IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—houso. 8 apartmontf, almost new, »nd In ftrst-olass ordor, Fteehold allot ment, 10 x 100. Splendid rlow oltyand harbour. Situate Goorso-street, Poneonby. Prioe only (5350. D. F. EVANB, 531 Eatato Agent. Uucon-streeti Li O X SALE. MOUNT EDEN, near Toll-bar. Bplenald Allotment 99 x 19S, cultivated, with Now Cottage of i rooms; large Amerloan cook i»f Stove; good water supply: main road frontage. A first-class building site. D. F, KVANS, Bgtato Agent. A LLOTMENIS I ALLOTMENTS I I «-A ' ' i. .i .I, i MOUNT BDBN (Main roid frontußnl-A few Bplondldlevel Allotments; flrßtolass Busl doss Sites MOUNT BDKir-Splendld Level Allotments (main road frontage), first-class Business Bites; about three mlnuteo' walk past Toll- MOUNT EDKN—Very de»irablo Villa Sites about 66 z 130, at from £100 oaoh SARBFIRLD-SIUKK 1' (Ponaonby) — Magnlfl cent Villa Sites, oommandlag a pplendld view ot the Waltemata. Tiioso are about the only lots for sale in this desirable locality, whloh is bound to rise in valua, being In tho direot' vicinity of the contemplated bridge aotornt to Northoote. ANGLKSKA-STIiKKT-iflxtSO, for £100 GRAGR-STIiSKT—Very CholOO, at from 45s 3TuTKT?STRRBT-BeßUtlful VillaiSlteg.at 60a toot BPRINQ.3TRBKT (Ponsonby)-Cheap Building Sites. 33 x 09. at £i 2 oaoh PONSONBY ROAD (Basfield)-One nice Lot, 40 feet frontage, tor £80 AUHUKN-STRftKT (Kyber Pass^ — Choloe Building Sites, nicely planted, good well, and masy appliances for building, £130 v. iT'ivANS, BBTATB lAGSNT, QUKKN-STRKET (Next "Herald.")) CIBVERAL quiet, well-bred Dairy Cows, O in full mllK. tor Sale, Owner selling off owing to land being about to be sold. Terms for payment oan be arranged if desired. A rare chance .—Address star office. ORTtI SHOKE.—For Sale, House of fonr rooms, and Allotment, within two mlrjutes'walk of Victoria Wharf, cheap. Abo, good Building Allotments at reasonable prices. —B. Tannar. 8. Queen-Btreat. ■ ii^Oß aALE, Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms I.' and sculleryV register grate. Colonial oven. Price, £170 (£IOO cash). For immediate sale, as the owner is leaving Auckland,—Apply Henderson, Draper, Mount Kden Road. •ri A B L E POTATOES. 300 SACKS, BX SABAH PJIJC. r<ANTHRBUBY "DIiUK T\BRWBNTS. MUMHIBT QUALITY, PICKED, i\UD GUARANTEED FIT FOR TABLE OR FOR I SKED. ADAM LAYBOUKN, FOBT-STREBT. F. J. MOSS]. IW. F. O'SOLLIVAN m J. MOSS & CO., •ID • LAND AND BSTATB! AGENTS, BHORTLAND-BTREST Ft R SALB. A Large Allotment ia. Brighton Road, Parcel], (100x300). 30 Acres) Good Flat Land, 5 ml\es from Auck land, close to railway aUtiAn, UO Aores near Toakau; 59 aorea In grass, re maijader'opeQf«rnasdb.ußh. Prioe, £500. 36 Aoiea alpflo to tha Whangarata Railway Station, all improved, with a house, stable, barn, &o.; well suited lor fruit growing. 33 feet frontage to B;monds-street, with build- Ing?. id Aoies Land, with sea frontage. 9 miles f..;om town, 1 mllo from railway station 1J33 pel 600 Aorea. partly tajicovod, 19 miles from AuoSl!WJl. and 1 mile from railway station; Kood Bibomed House, and all necessary out buildings. £315s per aore. A Splendid Ailotmont in Hardins-etveet, 70ft by 163ft-£SOO. Also. An Allotmant in Xnkennann-Btraet-fiiqo. Eomooi t rooms; lv minnten' Walk bom Poet OQoe. - In'addition to the above, we have a Large Number of To#n and Conntar Protfertieß for Baie, Including soma Large BJooks oflahd In tho Walicto District. ' ' * T -B, J, MOSS * CO,, Bhprtlsnd-Rt^oet, ""'~"{icr e(Kttinwtttort tee *Vs:aJ Pmyii '



To Let. TO LET, Two Convenient Unfurnished Rooma, with us- o£ kitchen.— Third Houbq past Newton Itoud, Great North Koad. mO LET, Two Unfurnished Kaoms.— «. Apply, Mr Hughes, grocer, Wellington street; HPO LET, a new 6-roomecl Kesidence, Jl tJppor Quoen-atreet. The rooma are largo and wall finished, with water laid on; Roglstor Hratop, Cellarage. &o. Rental. 18a per week.— J. M. Lennox, instate Agent. TBIO LET, those premises in Fort-street, JL known aB the American Oyster Saloon, constating of nice rooma; famished with wood cooking arrangements; gas and water laid on. Rent moderate.—&pply to John Harle, High street. np,o LuT, Two Rooms. -Inquire at 308, JL Qnoen-Btreet. O LET, Shop witti 5-roomed House attached. There Is a very steady business in connection with the Shop, which Is well fitted, &c— Apply Mr J. B. Jsottson, Lorne strcnt, opposite Lome-street Hall. TWMJ tiET, a Jive-roomed Houso with a. ymv large allotment, sltua od In St. Georgo'sßiy Itoad, Parnell. Thi» la a most healthy locality, and the property commands a magnificent view.—For particulars apply to Jno. 8. L°pine. Btaii ofllce. rjlU LEI', a Furnished ltoom suitable i for a Single Man; hoard it required. Terms moderate.—Aoply Mr Moliay, Freeman's Bay (next to Kreeman'a Bay Hotel). i jj lO LET, a Furnished House of 8 rooms, n with a good Piano. There Is Stable, Buggy-house, and Tennis Court.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, i 2, Qaeen-street. rriO LET, comfortable 5-roomed House in .8- Conquest Place, and 7-ioamed House in Brighton Koid, Parnoll.—W. and J. Frater, Land A gente. Quaen-atreot. ft \O LET, a Family Kesidence at Epsom, 1, with 60 aorea o£ land.—For partioulara, apply to T. Pi Oleghorn. iCpsom. r I LET, Eemuero, within 10 minutes ot ». Railway Station, a Nine-roomed House, with large plooe of Ground, beantif ulli eltnatec on main ioad.—Apply to Wm. Dltmieon, New market^^ Jni) LET, a Family Kesidence, contam- I ing olght rooms, bath, and water laid on with 11 aores of land, situate on the Great South ttoad, s few minutes' walk from KUersUo Railway Station, commanding a good view.— Apply to F. L. Prime or W. Altken, Kstate and Land Agents. r jlO LKT, Two Bed rooms ana sittiug. J room (furnished), wilh or without board, and attendance-Apply White Houae, Parnell. mO DKAPfiKvS AND MILLINEKbI.—A JL flrst-rate Double Shop, Kyber Pass corner; rent low.—H. Ashton and Son, Ko. 8, N.Z. In anranco BaHdings. y L g T. DAIRY FARM-A very desirable Little Dairy Farm, tltunto at Mangore. Rent mode rato and terms easy. T>. ¥. EVANS, FSTATK AGENT, AUCKLAND. 11 0 L ifi T, TO IRONMONGERS, CLOTHIERS. OABINKT-MAKKR3. JKWKLLBR3, AND OTHERS. To Lot. thrao line Concrete Bhops at tho corner of Pitt and Grey streets. Plate glSBs windows; water and gun laid on. By far the beat tnißlnera stand out of Queen street. Plans at my offlce. Possession In about three weeks, J. M. LENNOX, Kstate Agent. Auokland. /■Ji 0 L E T. MOUNT KDEV-Most Doflrable Reßidenoe, quite now, and thoronghly well finished, 7 rooißH, WBSh-houpe, &c, &O, Q kukg K-3TR KBT, Ponsonby- Hoqbo, S rooma, largo allotment, &0., &c MKLCOttI) - BTKBKT, JPonsonby — Desirable villa Resldenoa, 7 rooms, pantry, dairy, stable, baggy-house. Jta. &n. COLLK9K HILL, Ponsonby-Now House, of 6 rooms, pantry, tank, &c, &c. D. F. KVANS, Batata Agent, Queen-street. REMTJKKA.— To Let, a commodious Family Kenldenoe, with about 3 acres ot land, situate in Kolwon's Bay Road, Remuera, oomalnlng eight roams, bath, poullery, and oollar. with stable and coach-homo. Tho bouse has lust been put into thorough repair.—Apply to F. Nntter, Agent, Fort-street, Auckland. T\J OKTH SIIUKE.—To Let, next month -L^i (^opiomber). one of the bust Dwelling houaoß In tae distrlo*. Splendid view, rich volcmilo soil, and most commodious houso.— Apoly at once to Oliver Maya, House Agent, Devonport. FFICE TO Lex.—Apply at G.N.L.A, Rooms, Quoon-street. Voliinteer Notices. DrOBSuH CORPS, A. K. V. The Monthly Inspection of the above Corps will bo hold on AlunDA V, 2lst Instant, at 7M pm. Special Meeting altar parade. Basinesu Important. PKTKR DI6NAN. Captain. Ecclesiastical. -\TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABSO- X Cl ATION, corner of Wellesley ana Albert Btreets.—Mooting for United Prayer will bo held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Blhlo Reading will be given. Frien,ds are cordially invited. A BIBLK' CLASS for MSN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. ST. P iUlj'S' UHD KUtt.-U a.m., Morning Prayer, Holy Gomruunion, and Sermon, " The Doctrine of tho Cross;* 6.30 pm,, Evening Prayer and sermon, "Spiritual Per oaptlon" ST. MATTHEW'S OHUKCH.—H a.m.. Mornlog Prayer and Holy communion; 3 p.m., Children's (Service; 6.30 p.m., Kvanlng Servloe, with Berm»n, "Tho Appreciation of 'The Word,' moans 'Aotiye Work'" IJLT-STiiJSET WESLBYAN CHURCH.—Morning at 11, Rev. W. J, Watkin; Evening at 6.30, Rev. A. Reid. /TkaTFton koad weslTsyan \JT CHURCH.—MornInR at 11. Rar. W. C. Oliver; Kvenlnc st 6.30. Rev. H. ft. Dawehnry. S"T. JOHN'S WESLISYAN CttUKCU^ Ponsonby.-Morning at 11, Rev. H. R. Dewsbnrr : KvenUg at C.30. K»v. W. O. Oliver. PAKNELL WESLfiYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Services—Morning at 11, Rey. W. B. Parsonaon ; Evening at C.30. Key. T. Bnddlo. DEVONPOtiT WESLKVAJN CH URCH.-Mornine at 11, Rev. G. W. T. 9penoe; gyenlng at 6,30. Rev. Ot. W» T. Spenc?. TtTEWMARKET WESLBYAN 1.1 CHURCa—Morning at 11, Mr W. Hogg; Bvonlng at 6,30. Mr F. A. White, [HLLERSLIE WESLEY AN SERVICES Hi -Divloo sorvloe will bo held in the Public School-room To-morrow Evening, e,i 0,50, by Rev, Mr Paraonaon. rnRAN KLIN ROA1) PRIMITIVE JD METHODIST CHURCH.-Diylne Service will be held in the above Church To-morrow— Morning at 11. by Rev. W. S. Potter; Evening at 8.80, Rev. J. Gny. TVr EWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO XI DIBT OHUROH. - Afteraobn at 2.30, Sunday-aohool; Address to Soholara and Parents at 3, by Rev. J, Guy, Evening at 6.30, Mr H. Konnerley. PRIMITIVE METHOUIST CHURCH, 3L Alezandra-Btreot. — Morning at I}, Rev. J. Guy; Evening at 6.30. Rev: W. a. Potter. SEti VICES in the Primitive Methodist Sunday Sofeaol-joom, Upper Pitt and Edwin-streeta,--Aitornoon at 3, Key. W. Si Potter; Evening at 6.30, Mr J. Geary. ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, Symande, street,—Rev. T, MoKenele ffvaser, M.A. Morning at 11; Evening ef 630, Leoture, " Glvlpg ot the Law on Mo^nt Sinai." 'jpHK Rev. JDy MoLeoi will preach in JL the JBevonport Presbyterian Ohuroh To morrow—at 11 o'olock morning and 6.50 o'oiosti eyening; also at tho Lake at 3,o'o)oofc UNITED METHOPUST PKEE CHURCH, Pit{ sad Tinoent-streeta— Sunday tiervice9, August 20—Morning at 11, and Eveninga^gap, oonduoted by Kev.T.Hodgson. WELLESLEV-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.-Sunday. August 2Q-PBBtor f'humas Spurgeon will preaoh—Mojalna In the OhapeL Evening in the Choral Ball. pONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres. \J ford-streot.— '£bs usual Services wUlbaeon ducted To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 a.m. and &30 p,m. ( by the Pastor, the Rev. J. Kobortson>M.A. NEW NORTH KOAD CONGREGA. TIONA^ SUNDAY-SOHOOL.-.PubUo worship will be condnotodTo-raorsow (Sunday), in the aliove Sohool, by Mr Atldn, at 6.30 p.m. ABBOTT'S OPEBA HOUSE.-Geo. A. Brown will Leoturo on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subjeot, " Tho Gospel of Christ vi the Gospel ot upirltualiem." Morning eervloo at tho Temperance HalL (IHKISTADHLPHIANS meet in the J Carlton Academy, Hobson-BlrocJ. every first day of the week far breaking of broad at 11 a.m.; Sunday-Bohool ut 3 ».!»■> and Bible Class at 6.30 p.m. !\J EWmAHKET HALL.—A Service in iS oonneotiop with tho Remuera Band of Hope will be b,eld To-morrow Evening (Sun dayt, at 8 o'aook. Mr WUHam Price will address the meeting. ___^ TBiiiSMPERANOK SEKMuKi A Teaipf ?anoa Sermon will be preached by Rev. W. G. Parsonson, in the Woaleyan Chapel, Parnell, TO-MORRUvy MORNING, service to commence nt 11 o'olock. Good Templars cpej olaUyinvitvJ. B, iaROY. August 19,1882. ■ MOU fl T 4, LBEli T, X PENING SSEVIOBS, Ssw wjjsleyan church, I . SgPTBMBKR 21. ■vtkw^o'n congregational |J3l SUNDAY-SCHOOL, The Panoramai "Wondera ot the World," .-will bo, exhibited In the above Sohool-room on 'MONDAY KVKNING next. 31st August. 1882, at. 7,80, Selections of Mueio, will ba given i during. th9BV»nlng. rfIHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN fJL ING BERVIOSS, nader the oanduot of the VouBK Men's Christian Asssotation, on Bandar Evening, Cram Bto 9. All are invited. Sefrtsirreq,



MeetmttM. fUVBNILK CONTINGttNT, *f RA.O.B.BOCIJCTY.-'riieußUßl Monthly Meetins of the above will take pluco on WJCUNESDAI next, 23rd inßtant. at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business: Nomination andKleotlon of Ofllours. &o. Krery member la requested to attend, toy or4or. p. O'KaNB, Seo. AWCKLANU BAND OF HOPE UNION'CHOIRk NOTIOK TO MKMBERB. A Mootlnit for Practice, &c, wIU be hold en WBoNESDAY next, August 23, In tho Nowton ConctregatiOßßi School-room, Karangahape Road, at 7.Sop.m. H. HOT-HKRHAit, Choir Seoretary. A UCKLAMD STBAMSHIP t\ COMPANY (IS LIQUIDATION). A Qenoral Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will bo held at the Office of W. liodder. Queen-street. Auckland, on tho 31st day of August next, at 3 p.m., for the purpasn of considering the Liquidator's Aooonnt, and pass ing a Resolution that tho affairs of the Com pany have bosn fairly wound-up, W. LOT)DKR, Llqoidator. Auckland, August 18,1882. LUE PETBK GOLD MINIJNG COM PANY (LIMITKD). The Annual Ueneral Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the ofiloe of the Company, Bhort'and-atreet, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, SOth August, at 2 o'clock p.m. F. RIKG, Secretary, Auckland, 16th August, 1832, PUbllC INOTSIOWB. KIc¥AIiD~JAMBS~^A»Dtti4ioST > will not bti responsible for any Debts con tracted by my wlfe-KMMA ANDauaON— atter this date, R. J. ANDKRSON. August 18th, 1882. (CONTAGIOUS DISEASES ACT re J Ratepayers,—See "New Zealand Free Press," Saturday. August lDth, 1882. Price, 2d OH 1 WHBKE AXE WE ALL GOING TO?-unly up to Wllllame, Tailor, Vio toria-strcot, for one of his Splendid Black tiults, only tA 10j to measure. SINQEK Machines at 2s b'd per week; Cottons, Silks, Needles, etc.; Repairs at London Priojs and warranted.—D.9,Chambers, 70, Queen-atreer. rpKY the Challenge 1/6" Tea at Simons's _* New Drapery ana Grooory Stores, Wyndhsm and Chape!otreets. Ii^KOM this date, August 16th, the JNight 2J Soli Colleotor discontinues further attend ance to those houses whom payment has not been made to 30th Juno. No exceptions. Ofiico, City Market, Queen-street entrance. TNDUSTEIAL AND PROVIDENT JL PKRMANiiNT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OB1 AUCKLAND. Corner o£ Quken-bt. and VoxciN Lank. This Society is now prepared to reoelvo Money on Deposit for such short or lone period as may anlt depositors, GEORGE FHABBR. Manager. HOSPITAL FOR SEWING MA CHlNES.—lnternal Derangement, Stiff Joints, and Broken Parts, Repaiiod, Now Machines, Cotton, Needleß, 811 ft, &o.—l>. 8. Chambers, 70, Queenßtreet (opposite Bank of HE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROBL DELIVERY AGKNCY Despatch Goods and Parcels of all descriptions to svery part of tho Town and Suburbs, at a Cjikap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following are the Booking Agencies :— 4. K. Ladd, Cab'tmaker -.Karangahapo Koad W. h. Young, Grocer ..Ponsonby Road '' R. Blruie. Baker „ u Aroh Hill J, Reid, Cabinetmaker .-Corner of Kyber Pass and Symonds-st. 3. Keld, Grooer „ _Comer of Kyber Pasa Grocer ..P^ol^"" 11^48 4. IloWt, Cabinetmaker „ Newmarket. DKLIVKHIKS:- Fown Hourly. Snbufban: 11 a.m. and S p.mi No, T6, Telephone Kzohange, HttAD OFFICE i- NATHAN'B BOND, CDSrOMHOnBB-gTKEET. X? IS\ TO fclO,t)OO LSNT oe Bnlldlw; 3& H\ f Eoeiosy prlnoiylea, at un other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Souses built ou weakly payment syptara. Mortgages and Loons negotiated. See List of Properties for sale on 4th page. BW. oor conk illowed on money deposited for tnvestmuiis.— □• Williameok. Lanrt, Estato and Financial A.«mt and Valuator Volcan Lane. SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.—Isaac Sbaip and Joseph J. Neave, now In Auokland ou i visit of Christian love. Invite tho momborß of iho above religions society,^nd thoia connected with them, tola meeting for divine worship, at ttdward BtUwell'o, Baker, ParnelJ, to-morrow morning, Ist day, at U o'clock. WYNDHAM JioUSEi WYNDHAM & CH4P.EL-STBEKTS. NEW DRAPERY A»D GKCiCERY STORES. W. W. BIMONS begs to Inform his frlonda and ,ho Inhabitants of Auckland generally that ho ias oommenoed business as above, and trusts 3 y selling first-class coorja at reasonable prices, ,o obtain a share of t«o]r patronage. Try oor Challenge Teaa-onco tried always Vsea-lsßa,lsloi,2aid,23lod, """"», FftmUies waited on, and goods delivered. WANTED-DAIRIKS OF BUTTER. ISSOLUTION OF PAKTNERSHIP, L Notloo Is hereby Riven thai tho Partnership ilUieno exlßtini; between tbe undersigned, Jhuhhk Fkapkk and Theodobe Fukuuiuo UNSBAOa 'iinnk, at Auckland, under tho style ir firm of ''Frarer and Tlnne," has been llßßolvnd by mutual oonßont. All debts duo to ir by the late firm wilt be received aid paid by ho paid GBonftK Ebabbr, who will for. the titure oofry on the businoßß on his sole account, indnr the name and Btyle of FRASER and HNNB. Dated at Auckland this 10th August, 1832, GEOBGK FRA.BER, THEOUORK F. 8. TINNB. Witness: P. W. Choker, QFIGIAIi NOTICE. T. & H. C°°™> qj 3ABINB.TMAKKRS, UPHOLSTERERS, &C., HAVE REMOVED TO THBIK NbW XREMIfIKS IN V lOTORIA-BT., Thbke Ooobs abovh Theatrk .; • ; .*. ■ ■ . BUILDINQS. • ' •'■'■' '"■ - j -]*/! OUNT EDEN ROAD BOARD. Notloe Is hereby given, that It Is the Intention of the Mount Eden Road Board, in accordance with [the Public Works Act. 1876, on the Ith day ot September. 1882, to place a Toll Bar on the Mount Bosklll Road, at which the fol lowing tolls will be levled.ivlz. :— For every cart, or other description of : vehicla, drawn bi one horse, carting soorlaash _ ~ .. ~ .. 5s Od For every additional taorse - .. OsSd For every cart, or other description of vehicle, drawn by one horse, carting any description of stone or metal - 2s 6d For every additional homo „ _ 0s 3d JOSEPH POTTER, Chairman, Ith August, 1882. TO THOSIS ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIES FORNI3BING, HOTRL KEEPERS. AND THE GENitRAL PUBLIC; THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS. FROM TBE MAKEU3, AMD SBLL3 DIEECT TO THE PKJBIiIG/ FURNISHING GOODS OF KVKR7T DKBORIPTION. GlaaaSiadoa and Stands, all Blues, from 1/6; Dlnaer Seta, 70 piecaß. S7/8; Chamber Sets, 7/9 to 40/; China Tea sets, 26 pieces, with handaome Tea Trey and & Spoons, for 13/6; Rest Gold-edge China. Onpa, 11, 9/doz; Looking Glasses, from 4/9; Doo? Mats, 2/G; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/; Crnet Stands, 8/6 to 25/; Clooks, 6/6; Shoo Brushes, 2/t) set; Iron Bedsteads, full Blse, 22/8; Brlttanla Metal 1 eaneia, 5/; Bleotro-plated Cruets, cipoons, and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing sp.o, Parrot Cages: Table and Pocket Cut lery ; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Backets; Lamps, from 3/&; Din. Rim Locks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fancy Goods of every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousand. and ono artloles ot use and ornament, at Prloea only poeslblo under our New System ot DIRECT^UPPLY. oa MAI,L PROFITS, Catalogues on application. AU Goods Marked in Plain Figures «WhQlei»l and Retail). Goods carefully pricked and, forwarded to all parts of the country Direct Supply Store, W^Q-V XiX N - BTRKHT, Opposite Close Bros1. '%



J iWsonalj TAMES A. BURNS.-A letter for yott | *r at Mr Mearß'a, Bookseller, Qnoen-atreet. rgiHß Gentlemen who kindly borrowed *- my Hornns laat night will please letnrn thoSaddlesandßcidle*. Horses returned mlnua tho above artloloß.-W. G. CONNOLLY, j liost and Forma. LOST, or Stolen, on Friday evening, from nij> rosldenoo. Hardtng-streot, a Fox Terrier Hup, one oar blaok.—Anyone returning Bamo will ba rewarded.—S. Young, Greyhound Stables. __ , LOST, in Kyber Pass Koad, laet Satur day night, a Blaok and Tan Oollle Dog with broken teeth, answers to the name or 11 Tweed." 10a Reward at Haitor and NolanV. LOST, on Monday eight, between Queen and Ho*-fi-atrootn. one £10 and thtfce Cl Notes. Numbor of £10 rot? known—Threo Pounds reward will be raid to anyone leaving . j the same at tho Stab ofiico, or at my resldenoo, ' Howo-atreot, Nowtnn.—J. Perking. LOS T, from roy paddock at Onehunga, on 1 Monday laet, a Bay Gelding, about 16J hands; near hind pastern white, bangod tall. When Uet soon had n canvas cover on. A re ward offered for recovory.—T. Vlret Shepherd, Captain, Onehunga. NE POUND itEVYAKD. — Lost, a Brlndle Greyhound Don.—The above re ward will bo paid to auyona who will deliver tbe same to me. It BtnJen, Ten Founds will bo paid on the conviction of the thief.—James Baokland. Kemnera. . ' ■ QTKaYED, from tho Domain, a Yellow O Cow, long horns, branded KB. on Bump. —Flndor please glvo information to Hunter and Nolan, or Staji nfilca Tj'OUNJj, a bettor containing P. 0.0.— JL: Owner apply thia ofiloe. - Boarq ana ttesiaexice. BOARD AND RJJSlDE^CK.(comfort able) for respectable Mon; aluo. Private 3ad and Sittiog-ruum, in a family recently from ■tnglantf: houm cpposHn Oddfoilows' Hall. >orne-»t'eet off Queun Btroet Mrs Crisp, from Vincqnt-strost, f • »OMFdRTABI7B~Board and Residence **J for two Otnilomei; (friends); best part of Auckland.—Aniily Star Offlcp. ' 1 "PUKNISHfiD I APAUTMKNTS, With os Without Boahd, In a Qontloman'o family. Apply at MILLER'S STORK, ' Qrafton Road. rnvvo Kooraa to Let, in Wynyard-atreefc JL OH Brighton Road, Parnoll.—Apply to Mrg Noiriß, on tho premlaea. fiOVKKiNUK JSKUW«« Htfi'Blii VJT HOBSON-STBBRX, BOABD AND LODSINe ... ..Ws pel Week HIHGVK HliOli . ___..26«, Auctions. , . _^T OTIC E. The Sale of Mrs. Smith/a Property, advertised ■ for Monday, has been POSTPONED till MON DAY, the Ith September, OARBINBB & TAYLOR. W. 8, OOCHRANB. JAB. DACBB WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE, COTTAGE AND ALLOTMENT, HAM. ILTON BAST. THE Subscribers will sell at their Land Mart, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 80th tout., at 12 o'olook, Cot 3 of Subdivision of Allotment 41, Town of HamiltOß Kaafc. 37 feet to Cook-stret, with the cottage thereon, the property of Mr Yelverton MoConnell, SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, . Auctioneers. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80, NOON. FAMILY KESIDENOB, Pleasantly situated, Fine View, FIVE MINUTES' WALK FROM QUEEN-STEEET. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. r giflE undersigned has bcoa favoured with X Instructions frum Mr T. Barnett, who is abont to remove to his New Residence, Re muora, to Bell by auction, at his estate, i«nd, and House Bale .Rooms (Arthur's Malt), Qooon- Btroefc, ou Wednesday, 30th instant, at 12 o'olaok .'; noon, ' HIS WBLWINISHED ana COMMODIOUB FAMILY RESIDENCE, meat oonvou lontly and pluaßuntly situated In Pitt street, opposite Us junotion with Vin cent street, commanding a line view of harbonr and suburbs, whloh cannot be Obstructed, in fiißt-3las» condition, water and gas laid on, good bathroom, varan- ' dun front and back, flrdplaoe* fitted With register grates and stove, tho windows are all flttod with Venetian - blinds, &c,; in fnot. no expense has been spared in making It a checrfnl, pretty, comfortable home. Inspection 1b invited. Cards to view tho • - property can bo obtained at tho offlou Of tho Auctioneer. Anyone requiring a City Residence with - many of the country advantages, should not neglect thla opportunity of procuring ono. R. ARTHUR, Salesman and Auctioneer. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. DRAPERY, "CLOTHIKG, &a W. DOWDEN \\T ILL sell by auction, at the Exchange T T Mart, at 1l o'clock, on Wednesday next. 5 CASKS CLOTHING & DRAPERY, Consisting of— Tweed Trousers Men's Coats Men's Tweed Suits . ' American Duck , " Horroekfi's Lonf(oloth Crimean Shirting ; Pieces Tweed Blue Serge Dresa Pieces ' Holland • •' . ; - Sheeting ;>"; ■■■'■>: Cotton Shirts PinkSllenia Buttonß, &JO TUESUAY, AUGUST 23, At 12 o'clock, BY ORDER OF THE MOKTCfAGEES. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions to tell, at his Mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, AntuaS 29, at 12 o'olook, the following i- , A QUARTKR-AORB ALLOTMENT, With STORK, DWKLLING - HOUBB, and OUT- - BDITiDINQS, beloe Allotment No. i, TOWN SHIP of WHAKATANBi at present In tho occupation of Joieph Merritt, FOUR QUARTER -ACRE TOWN SEC TIONS, No*. 27. 28, 29, and 80. TOWNBHIP Ot WHAE&TANK. TWO QUARTER-AORK BBCTION3. Nos. 170 and 171, TOWNSHIP ot KARAMAU. Terms Cash, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. 1 -J- »; J U NOTI ON YARDS, FOR SALE at tbe Junction Yard's, on Tuesday next, , < 69 Fat Bullookß, from Hawera G2 Fat Osen, from Walkato and nelghboir* hood .WO Fat Sheep, from Gleborne i 200 Fat Sbeep, from Walbato Dairy Cows, etore CatUe f Fat and Store Pins, &o. At 1 p.m. HUNTER & NOLAJS, PAPAKURA. SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1882. THE undersigned have received instruc- ] tloußfromM? John Wilson, who is leftvioß j hiaoccnoatioi:, to suil, wiHioot rceorve, on tiio ;i prnmieus, h!»fTit.!re LIVE AKD DEAD STOCK, GompriElng— Z Draught Horsoa, perfectly staunch 1 do Mam, in foal . V 1 YearlinK Killy, by Lord OJyde 1 Tip Dray, nearly new ~ 1 Pot Harness 1 Doub'e-Fnrrow Plough . ■ Uai'iioss, Chuß'onttor, act Harrows. Grind stone 7 Good Dairy Cows, near oalvlna ■ 20 Sheep IbtnckO»ts Quantity of Seed Potatoes household furniture, Canslßtiugof Chest of Drawers, Bedsteaa At 11,30 asm, Luncheon provided. "L-^ HUNTER & NOLAN. I j (Continued,;on F(*>rl\ Pwt.) I