TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN COBRESPONBENTS,)

COBOMANDEL, this day. THE TOKATBA. The Tokatea is turning out good crush ing stuff from all tbe stope3 in the inter mediate level. I believe the present crushing, judging by the show already ou the plates, will be equal to the last. The manager has now over three hundred weight ot good picked atone iv hand. Knox's tribute party put through one ton of quartz for the good return of 53ozs. of gold. The Home Rule started work again on Monday. Union Beach : The water is now reduced below 80-feet level, and the machinery is working well. THAMES, Tuesday. Mr Errington's report on the proposed harbour works at JKocky Point estimates that for a safe and commodious harbour the cost will be £85,000 ; and for orie on a smaller scalo, estimates that £7500 will be required to carry out a structure a sufficient distance to afford the necessary shelter to vessels lying at the wharves. DCNEDIN, this day. touch yoUK hat. The following curious advertisement ap pears in the papers:—" Wanted, by the proprietor of an extensive domain in ijottth- I land, a competent factor, required to touch J his hat respectfully whenever he enters the , presence of the proprietor or of a member of his family, as any approach to familiarity ; towards the proprietor's sons will not be j tolerated. The "young gentlemen"must | be Invariably addressed or spoken of as "Mr" or "Master," never by their Chris-, tian names only. Apply by letter addressed " Tureyavoir," Post-office, Gere." RAILWAY MANAGEMENT. As instancing the way that railways are managed, I may mention tbat tbe Kugby Union were desirous of conveying people to Mosfiiel on Saturday, at popular prices. After innumerable interviews with the local manager, and a great deal of telegraphing to head.quarfers, orders came from the latter that no rebate could be allowed them.

A happy thought suggested itself to some body that the Union should engage a special train. This was done, with the result that the Department get paid a trifle over £40,

while the Rugby Union will net nearly

double that sum from Rugby fares alone,

{PER PRBSS ASSOCIATION.)

GISBORNE, this day. ths .waiwera floated.

The schooner Waiwera, which went ashore near here, bos been successfully floated.

The whaleboat capsized on (he bar, and the occupants (5 Maoris) succeeded in land ing safely.

WANGAISUI, Tuesday. A street tramWny is projected for Wan^ ganni.

HOKITIKA, this day,

The Ross G.M.C. shaft is going through another layer of very heavy wash showing gold.

WELLINGTON, Tuesday.

Bland Holt opened hero with'"'l he World" last night. It was a.pronounced success. The theatre was again crowded to night.

KAWAKAWA RAILWAY.

The followiog tenders were received for the i'aumarere contract, Kawakawa rail way :—Accepted, Larkiu and O'Brien, Kawakawa, £1,923; declined, Gordon Drury, Auckland, £1,931.

CHRIST C HUROH, this day.

The distribution of. diplomas in connec tion with the conferring of degrees of the University of New Zealand took place at the Canterbury College to-day. H. J. Tancred, Chancellor ot the University, pre sided, and delivered the address. Ad dresses were also delivered by Professors Yon Haast and Brown.

MESSRS WAIT AND JONES'S CLAIM.

Judgment was given to-clav ia the case against the Harbour Board by the con tractors for the dock,'who claimed £17,006 bonus for the completion of tbe contract under the time fixed. Tbc Hoard had paid £600, and judgment was given in their favour.

DUNEDIN, this day, VISIT OF THK CKICKETKRS.

Mr Halifax writes to the "Mar ":—Ac cording to letters just received, there is no Sossibility ot the Australian team visiting Tew Zealand. Their articles of agreement do not admit of further extension of their tour after arrival in Melbonrne, where they play two matches egainst Bligh's team.. They may, however, come over, not as a team, as Massie and others are anxious to visit the colony. Halifax is appointed to arrange for a visit of Bligh's team to New Zealand.

A fracas, in which two prominent legal gentlemen were concerned, occurred yester day. Fisticuffs were resorted to. Mr Conyers was to-day presented with a purse of lOOsovs, ARSON. McGill, for arson, has been committed for trial. A RUMOUR.

On dit that Mr Christie, formerly man aeer of the Oamaru branch of the Colonial Bank, becomes manager of tbe Bank of New Zealand at Dunedin.

IHVEKCARGILL, this day.

The miners at Bound Hill diggings petition the Inspector for local police there on account of the frequent robberies. It is pointed out that there are 500 Chinese as against 40 Europeans on the field ; that the i former not only commit robberies, but assaults with impunity, and that unless miners take the law into their own hands, which inevitably means bloodshed, and , which they wish to avoid, they have no option but to apply for police protection.

MASONIC ENTERTAINMENT at the THEATRE ROYAL.

A highly successful amateur dramatic j performance, in aid of. the Freemason's ' Hall Building fund, took place at the Theatre Royal last evening. The dress circle and tho stalls were filled to over flowing, and the presence of a large number of Masonic brethren in regalia lent addi tional eclat ,to the proceedings. - The piece selected for representation was the musical version of Sir Walter Scott'a " Guy Manneting," The feminine i.les were filled by lady amateurs. The following was the cast for tho gentlemen who took part:-Colonel Manuering, Mr H. A. Keesing ; Henry Bertram, Mr Percy Dufaur; Dominie Sampsoa, Dr. Dawson; Dandle Dinmont, Mr Gerald Dillon; Dirck Hatteraick, Mr W. H. Skinner; Bailie Mucklethrift, Mr VT. Rattray; Gabriel, Mr Gordon Goeeh; Gilbert Glosiin, Mr Charter ; Ssbastian, Mr lawrence ; Jock Jabos, Mr Woods ; Franco, Master Ellison; Sergeant MeCrae. Mr James; Farmer Harrow, Mr Williams. The piece was very well mounted, and the smooth ness of the dialogue bore evidence of care ful preparation, and, for amateurs, it fair comprehension of the exigencies of the piece. Dr. Dawson's portraiture of Dominie Sampson was, as the good Dominie himself might have said, " pro digious." Mr Rattrajr and Mr KeesiDg likewise deserve special mention. Meg Merrilies was a creditable exception, and the lady who played Miss McCaadlish was also successful. Mr Gordon Gooch s soDg loft nothing to be desired, the solo " At the Silent Midnight Hour "being particularly pleasing. The other musical selections passed off successfully. The orchestra, Which was under the direction of Mr Eooley, numbered a: dozen performers, and Mr J. J. Welsh did good service as prompter. Jhe fund for the augmentation of wbich the en tertainment was given should benefit materially by the proceeds.

B. Tonks and Co. held a sale of the household' furniture, piano, phmton aud htirse, the property of A. Clark, usq., at his residence, to-day. There was a very large attendance of buyers, and the various effects realised most satisfactory prices. We are requested to call attention to the sale to be held to-morrow by Mr Gabriel Lewis, under instructions from Mr M. Hautrive, at th 6 store under the Theatre Royal. The articles comprise some of the Works ofartsexhibifedattheMelbourne and Christchurch Exhibitions,and for grand work manship and articles' of vertu is, without doubt, the finest lot ever offered by auc ion in this cityV, The, sale commences at 12 (.clock."-' ■; •'■.■ , ',; -;-■'-•*> '!

CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTERS cablegrams.]

'lhe Irish Constabulary Strike, LONDON, August 28. Agitation amongst the Irish constabulary .is extending at Limerick. A great number of men in that district havorosigned, owing to the dismissal of the leaders of the agita : tion. The Australian Cricketers. • A cricket match, Eugland versus Aus tralians, was commenced to-day at the Oval. At the close of the day's play the scoies stood as follows : -Australians, first • innings, 63; All England, first innings, 100. , War Between Greece and Turkey. j -Serious Engagement. ! CONSTANTINOPLE, August 28. Intelligence is to hand that hostilities have broken out between the Turks and Greeks at Dagairc. Tbe Turks commenced the attack, and a severe engnjment wa* fought, resulting in several Greeks being killed and wounded. The Turkish loss, so far as is known has been small. The fightinp still continues, and thousands of Ureeks are matching to the ecoue of hostilities to rein foice their comrades. LONDON, August 28. Arrived : Steamship Austral, at Ply mouth, from Melbourne (July 10) via the r Cape. • Consols remain nt 99.. New Zealand securities: Five per cent. 10-40 loan, re maius at 107 i ; 5 per cent. 1889 loan, de clined h to 106 i; _h per cent.^lß79-1964 loan, declined J, to \_h ex div. There arc no changes to report in colonial breadstuff's or tallow, A firm and active demand was again ex perienced at to-day's wool sale. The cata logue comprised 10,100 bales. _ o 1

AUSTRALIAN.

The Manapouri Collides with a

Sailing Vessel. . MELBOURNE, this day.

As the steamship Manapouti was turn ing in the Basin at the Kails Bridge, she collided with the Sophia. The latter wasi considerably damaged, and has been docked. The Manapouri was uninjured, and proceeded on her voyage, leaving last evening for the Bluff. In the Legislative Assembly lost night tho discussion on the Licenses Qualifying Bill was resumed. Sir Bryan O'Loghlen moved, " That amendments of Legislative Council, with a few minor alterations, be agreed to." After the debate the motion was agreed to on division, by 39 to 22. The Orient steamers have rssuraed t'.e route through the Suez Canal for tbe homeward voyage.

SIR JUtIUS VOGEL'S MOVEMENTS.

MELBOURNE, August 29. Sir Julius Vogel left here to-day for Sydney. It is probable, however, that he will return to this city at an early date.

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

TBE KETURNING AUSTRALIANS, LONDON, August 28.

Tho Australian cticketers stmt on tholr return on the 30th of September, and pass through America. THf5 IRISH CONSTABULARY. LONDON, August 9. Five mutinous members of the Irish Constabulary have been dismissed at Limerick and sixty ethers have resigned in consequence. There is great discontent throughout the iorce. THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY

The latest bulletin regarding Archbishop Tait is tbat he is suffering from increased fever.

AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINES.

'A discussion has taken place at the British Association meeting on a paper by Mr Chas. Bonny, Inspector of Lands pur chased on credit in South Australia, ou tbc Aborigines of the Darling. Mr Bonny was the first person who brought a lot of cattle overland from New South Wales to South Australia in 1838.

THE EGYPTIAN WAR.

KEUTJBK S TELEGRAMS,

ALBXANDRIA, August 28. State of Arabi's Army.

Tehmy, Arabi's factotum, has been token prisoner by the British troops. He reports that much distress is being felt by Arabi's followers, and that great disorder is mani fest in the enemy's camp. The Indian Contingent. Transports rrom Bombay, with regiments formiogthelndiancontingent, are now daily arriving at Suez, and the troops are march ing to the front without delay. Sickness in the British Ranks. The heat throughout .Egypt is at present very intense, and the English troops are suffering severely in consequence. Many case of sunstroke are reported in the ranks. Arabi's Staff Captured. LONDON, August 28. The chief officers of Arabi's staff have been captured. Disorderly Retreat from Raemses. Sir Garnet Wolseley reports that the eocmy at Baemses fled in disorder towards Zakazik, leaving everything, in the hands of the British. jsedouins Massing Against Alex andria, The Bedouins are massing troops in tho neighbourhood of this city, and their num-, her is dally increasing. They are now throwing up entrenchments near Foit Meks,

SPECIAL DESPATCHES.

New Egyptian Ministry,

AUGUST 29th, 5.50 ft.m.

The new Egyptian Ministry consists of Cherifi Pasha, Premier and Minister of Fereign -a flairs ; rtiaz Pasha, Minister of the Interior; and Oimar Pasha, Minister of War. The remaining members of the Government are new untried men, who have never held auy political position. The Captured Chief of Staff. Mahmourad Feliway, chief of Arabi's Btaff, who was captured at Kassassur, states that there are very few earth works at Telelkibir. LOHDON, August 28. Engineering Operatioas in Egypt. The whole of tbe work in connection with tbeiepairing of the Suee-Ismailia railway la now completed. It is intended to overflow Lake Mareotis, or Marria, a salt lake situated In the north of Egypt, extending southward from the city of Alexandria, and separated from the Mediterranean Sea on the north-west side by a narrow isthmus of sand. The pgs'ttge by which the sea found its way into this lake was opened by the Eng'i-h during the war between England and France in 1801, but was subsequently closed by Mehemet Ali, and since tben it has been a mere marsh. The dimensions of the lake are about 27 milos long and 25 miles broad.

SCHOONER JOSEPHINE MISSING.

The Auckland schooner Josephine left Foxton for Sydney on May 16, with a full cargo of timber, in charge of Captain Pull man, aud has not since been heard of. _ It is feared she may have been lost during one of the recent heavy gales. Mrs Pull man, wife of the master, iodides in Auck land The Josephine is a fore-and-aft schooner of 66 tons register, built in Auck land in 1875, and well known at this port. She is owned by Messrs Wylds and Free man, oi Palmetston North, who purchased her from Mr Malcolm Niccol, of Auckland, very recently. '

. An excellent wax figure of Roderick McLean, who attempted to .assassinate the Queen recently, has been added "to Mr Kobler'a collection.'

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

To-day's Business.

WELLINGTON, this day, The House met at noon.

Inspection of Sea-going Vessels. Mr Moss a«ked a question as to the Intention of tho Government re-pocting the inspection of sea - yoiug vessels Be stated that thera had been a great loss of life in vessels held to have gone to sea ia an utterly un seaworthy condition, that it had been his intention to bring the subject before the House, but the member for Kelson, Mr Levestam, who personally was so much better acquainted with it, and also felt a warm interest in it, had arranged with him to take it in haud. He beeged to cill the Colonial Treasurer's attention to the reply he had giveu to Mr Levestam's question on the 6th July. The Colonial Treasurer, in reply, stated that the Government fully appre ciated the importance of the matter, and would not lose sight of it, It was sur rounded with difficulties that had been felt in the country as well as here, but he hoped that Govern ment would succeed in framing a measure to meet tin so difficulties during the recess, lihodes's Case. Mr Levin presented a petition from tbe executor iv Rhodes's estate, pro'osting against the pa=sin;» of Rhodes's Estate Bill, us on injustice would be done to the parties interested, and requesting to be heard by tbe committee.

Mr Levin moved that the prayer of the petitioner be granted. Mr SEDDON opposed the motion, aud moved that it be referred to a select com mittee.

The motion for hearing counsel on Friday at the bar of the House was put and carried.

Alleged Stoncivalling Con

tradicted.

Mr Sheehan took exception to a para graph in the morning paper tbat tho Oppo sition had stonewalled the motion for going into supply. Mr Moss stated that tho papers through out the colony had made most unfair attacks on tbe Opposition.

Major ATKINSON stated there was no obstructing on tho part of tho Opposition last night. On the contrary, the amend ments in supply were made by the Govern ment supporters. The matter then dropped. Orakei Reserves Bill.

The Orakei Native Reserves Bill was read a third time and passed.

The House adjourned nt 1.15 p.m.

NEW ZEALAND NATIVE LAND SETTLEMENT COM PANY.

A MEETING, convened by Mr W, L. Roes, for the purpose of explaining tho present position and. future prospects of the New Zealand Native Land Company, was held this afternoon,at the Chamber of Commerce. His Worship the Mayor ia tho chair.

A large number of business men were pieseut, including Dr. Campbell, J. Mc- Millan, P. Comisky, P. Larkins, J. K. Tyler, Dilworth, Brett, Howard, Shera McKcnzie, R. Walker, Cousius, W. Cole man and others.

Mr Kccs gave a clear statement of the petition of the company, pointing out the advisability of the people of Aucklaud giving their Support to the company, and having a board of directors here. The meeting is proceeding as we go to press.

CITY COUNCIL ELECTIONS.

1A MORE than ordinary nniouut of public interest is being manifested in the ap. proaching election of municipal represen tatives for City E aat and Ponsonby. The people of tbe western suburb have never laid themselves open to a charge ot ex cessive modesty, nor have they ever either shown a disposition to disparage their own importance as aa integral portion ol the body politic, and consequently no one -will be surprised to lesin that from Frank lin Road westwards the impression prevails that it is Ponsonby Avhich has annexed tho city, instead of the city absorbing Ponsonby. Stimulated by the laudable pride engendered by these reflections, the Fonsonbyitcs aro resolved not to be niggardly with their public men, but attcr providing for their own Bpccial representation to present a few councillors to tho other wards. Mesais Devore, Dacre, and Boardman have been for some time in tho field for the representa tion of Ponsonby, but they are not goii.g to have a walk-over, inasmuch as Mr John Swales, . member of the late .board, has announced his intention of contesting the election. It is stated on pretty good authority that Councillors Goldie and Uemus do not intend to seek re-election for City South and City East respectively, and rumour is busy with the names of possible aspirants to the coveted positions. So far, Messrs J. Jenkins and G, Harper are the only gentlemen who have declared a determination to seek the suffrages of tbe City Eitst ratepayers, Mr Harper being put forward in opposition to the aggressive western interest, while Mr Masefield is said to be premeditating a descent upon City South. Councillor Montague in tends to put up again for City North, and in all probability he will be returned unopposed. The nominations close ou or about the 6th proximo, and the prevalence, therefore, at the present time of au interest in the matter gives warranty for the opinio, that the contests will be keen and animated.

The people ot Grafton, bent upon taking time by the forelock, are also giving atten f tion to the election for their expected wara, and Messrs George, Mac .echnie, and Andrew Bell, are spoken of as intending candidates. Karangahapp alone remains silent.

EARLY CLOSING.-A GOOD EX AMPLE.

(To the Editor >

Sin,—l am glad to see that a spirited grocery firm in Qaeen-street (Messrs Glanvllle and Ellyott) announce through your columns their intention of closing their establishment in future at the sume hour on Saturdays as other days, viz., 6 p.m.. This is certainly a bold venture, and shows no email amount of courage, as weli as faith In the publlo. But it la a step la the right direction, and If I mistake not wUI meet with hearty support from their customers. When I came here a few years ago I was pleased to see that the Uueon street houses (with a few ex ceptions) oloeed their places ofjbuslneea at 6 p.m. the first Aye nights in the week, thus giving their employes leisure and opportunity for re oreatlon and improvement. 1 oannot ooncelve that any of these houses have been losers by suoh an enlightened potior. I am quite sure tha* as a rule their assistants have been largely benefitted, andfmade belter men and women, and will make better citizens, for having these hours ot evening leisure. It must be matter for sincere congratulation, to all well-wishers of commercial prosperity, to boo the efforts that have been put forth by early clOßlng associations, to place those en gaged as assistants in shops on about the same footing bs to time ot working hours, as persons engaged in other callings; all must rejoioa to see the rapid strides whloh have been aoh'eved In this direction. In my early life a day's work cor slated of ten hours, or sixty hours per week, for working men; but for those engaged «s assistants in shops the hours depended on the oustoms or habits of the locality. In towns the hours wero from nicety to one hundred per week. 1 remember most vividly my first start from home In 1816 In a retail house of business near London, where four assistants and apprentices were employed. The hours were from seven In tbe morning tin ten at n'ght-flve nUhts In the week; and on Saturdays shop never dosed till after midnight, I think it will exoite no earnrlae when I say that from tbat time till new I have been a strong odvooate for «ar)y closing. After look ing at the matter In all its bearings, I oan not see why those engaged as assistants In business eßtobilahmsnrs should be obliged to toll longer hours per wcok than persons en gaged in other oalllngß. Custom is the only ground ou which it can be dofended; and as social oustoms and habits change by publlo opinion being brought to bear upon them, let us hope that those who advocate ea'ly cloilng will Ibe able to educate publlo opinion in thla most important matter to uuch an extent that those establishments which refuse to rucognlso the justness and equity ot closing at a fair and reasonable hour,will find themselves ostracised. Wißhlng overy success to those who pioneer the way—l am yours, etc, | J. P, Fhonerlk,

A meeting of the creditors of W. J. O'Brien,' baker, of Parnell, was held this afternoon, when the debtor was examined at some length. The particulars of the insolvency have' already been reported, so tbat it is unnecessary to give them again.

The annual meeting of the Waihi Gold mining Company, which was to have been held this afternoon, lapsed for want of a quorum, According to the most recent reports from the manager, the water-race and battery are in a disgraceful state, tbe former having fettled down considerably. Only about 30 strokes per minute can be obtained from the battery instead of 70, as was expected.' We understand it to be the intention of the directors to hold someone responsible for the state of affairs. It has been suggested to send to America for a hew turbine, and this will probably be done. In the mean time, all expenses will be curtailed.

THE BURDETT HOWE TROUPE TO-NIGHT.

Tins evening the Burdett Howe Dramatic Troupe make their diibut on tho boards oi the Opera House to the Auckland play going public. They ate admittedly a -first class dramatic company. They bring with them a well stocked repertoire oi new sen j sation plays, aud several of the members arealready established iavountesinthiscity. Mr Howe.thc principal,brings with him good credentials as a tragedian and character artiste. Miss Julia Heywood, the leading lady, is well spoken of, and ivliss Lizzie Lawrence ar>d Miss Jennie Nye enjoy a repute for histrionic talent and versatility. j The other members of the combination are clever in their respective lines of business. " True to the C.<re," the play announced for presentation, is a piizs composition, aud _m had a long " run " wherever it has been produced. There is every promise of a successful season.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Arransx SO, 1882. Hank of Now Zealand—Sellers, £2312s 6d National. Bank-Sollors. 80a . Colonial Bank—l7s Cj ; sellers, 17s Gd Now Zetland Insurance—Sellers, 788 fid Mouth British Insuranoe—G3a; buyers, 82e Gd National Insurance—Sellers, 30i N.Z Loan and Meroautlle—aellors, £G Union Hash and Uonr Co.—So'lora, C 8 15a Auckland Timber—Sollors. SSI 10s Northorn S.S. Company—■Sollers, 11b Fisher and Company—Uuyors, Us; sailors, Us fid

Aooldent Asauranno—Buyor3, Is 94 Moanstalarl G.M.C.-Sollers.lSa Kuranui IIUI -Sellors, D. 3d North Devon—Boilers, 2z Gd Golden Crown—Sollrro, lis Tokatoa—Hollors, 9a Quenot Boamy-2ls Cd to 22a; buyers, 31*; sellers 22a Daup Levol (Trlhute)—Sellers, la id Prince Imporlal-8< GI; buyots, 9s Premier— Huyers, 9s Vnlcou—3a; buyors. 3s; Boilers, 3j 3d L ndon— Buyers, la fid Lord Stanley—Huyera, la Wprahlko—Bnysra. Ss LPlnafore-28 6* to2a7d; buyers, 2a (W JO3KPH NKWMAN, Chairman.

Mr Kerr, ot the American Novelty Co., left this afternoon for the Thames iv oidcr to introduce his useful Yankee notions to the mining public. He has the knack of engaging attention by bis amusing trick?,' nnil the ability to render himself very popular, so that there is no doubt he will score another "hit."

An impression has got abroad that the car-i of the proposed city tramways will run in one direction only. For instance, should a resident of 1 ower Parnell desire to go by tbe tramway to towu, the route would bo by way of Kyber Pass. Mr W. Totton, manager of the Tramway Company, informs us that the impression is entirely erroneous as in both the Farnell and Ponsonby cir cuits two separate trains of cars will pass each other every fifteen minutes.

THE AUCKLAND EVEWIJSG STAR. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Bft



Amusements. /CHORAL HALL. ORORKBTRA CF THK OHORA.L SOCIETY. FOURTH CONCERT, ON THURSDAY, 7tii SEPTEMBER, 1882, AT 8 P.M. Conduotor- Uekii Cab . SOHMIIt. PROGRAMME : OECIIESTRAL AND OPERATIC, Admission:—Body of Hall, HaK-a-orown, r oats may bo reservod at Messrs Upton and Co.'a. Oullery, Ono Shlllling. H. V. KDGER. Hon. Soo. ffflK ENTERTAINMENT in conncc- L Hon with tho Oration Road Wesleyan Sunday-school, whloh was to have been held TO-MORROW KVKNING. Is unavoidably Posiponod until THUKBDaY, tbo 2lßt Sopt. Ecclesiastical. SOCIAL SUBJECTS IN CHURCH.— O Reading ifoUowlnit the aorvloe In St. Mat thow's Cburoh to-nlßht.at 7.30) from Or Potter'" " dormons o( tho City "- '* Ho bohold tho City." 'JIKINITY CHUKOU, SUNDAY- I 80H0OL, DKVONPORT.—A Panorama, "Tho Wondora of tho w O -ld," will be inhi bited (In aid of the fundß of the above Sohonl) in the liovonport Hall. TO-MOKROW iThura day) KVKNING, Aiiftuat 31. Doors open at 7.30. Admission -Adults. In: Children, 6d. Bhippinur j»-a. |i> OR NORFOLK ISLAND* J«CTflBSt_. m (Returning thonoo to Anok ■"wttraSra Tho nohooner UUKKN will Ball on or about WEDNESDAY. 6th Sept, For freight or passage apply to M. NICOOL; August 30th, 1883. Agent. J£g&^ Q S. MANU KA U. TIMa-TABLE-SKPTBMna b, 1832. Leave Onehunga i Leave Walukn: Sop. Bop. 2—Saturday, Bam 2-Saturday, 12.30 p m i— Monday, 0.15 am 4—Monday.2.lspm 6—Wednesday, 11 am, 6-Wednesday.3.3opm 8-Friday, 3 pm o—Saturday. 7 30 a m 11—Monday. 4.30 pm 12—Tuesday, 9 30 a «n 13-Wednes., 6.300 m 13—Wednesday, Ham 16—Saturday. 8 a m 16—Saturday. 12.30 p m 18—Monday, 8 30am 18—Monday, lp m i •20— Wednesday, 10 a m 20—Wednes., 2.30 p m 22—Friday, 1 pm 23—Saturday. 6.30 a m 25—Monday. 1.16 pm 26—Tuesday, 9a m ' 27— Wednoeday,6am 27—Wed neei.lOSOara 30—Saturday, 7.30 a m 30—Saturday, 12 noon Leave Onehunga tor Manukau Heads—Every Thursday, 8 a.m. A. CUNNINGHAM, Agent. cans. THRUSH GOLD MINING COMPANY _ <LIMITEP). % j The Directors have this day made a Call (the thlrolot Fourpanoe per Share, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Ofllco. Coromandol, on or before WEDf»E3DAY, 13th September, 1832. P. J. TIHRNEY, Manager. Coromandol, August 29.1882. 1 i ' i ! egg Tenders. TV|EW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. SOrriiY AUD DBLIVKRY OF STORES. ] General Manager's Offloe, Wellington, August 22,1882. Separate Written Tenders will be reoelved at tbis Offloe ud to noon on MONDAY, 25th Sep tember, 1882, for the Supply and Delivery of tho undermentioned Stores tor Now Zealand Rail ways, from the Ist day of January, 1883, to the 31st day of December, 1831. at Auckland, Wel lington, Chrlstohuroh, and Dunedln— Ironmongery, &o. Ship Chandlery- &a. Oils, Colours, &o. Leather and Grindery Balldlne Materia. Tenders to bs addressed to the General Mana ger of New Zealand Railways. Wellington: and to be marked outside, "Tender for Stores. Specifications oan be seen, and forms of tender obtained, at the Railway Store Oflloee. A'"'l* la«d, Chrlstohuroh. and Dunedln, and ' m Stores Manager's Offloe. Wellington. Telegraphic tenders will not be entertained. The lowest or anr tender will not necessarily bo accepted. ■ J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager N. ~ Railways. O BUILDERS AND OTHERS.- Tenders are required for Raising "Ly ceum Hall," Hobson-stree t, and making Ad ditions, &«,i also, In Wellesley-Btreet.—Partlou larß oft Mr Webb. " Lyceum Hall" Pianoforte and Harmonium Depot. rri.ENDERS required lor Clearing, 1 Ploughing, and fencing (with wire fence) Six Aores of '-.and at View Windsor, near Mt. Albert.—C. Brookes. Qaeai-stircet, Auckland. Sw continuation, see First Pane. ALLOTMENTS! ALLOTMENTS 11 NKWTON ROAD — Two Flrst-olass almoßt Level Allotments, 33 x 19, £132 eaoh MOUNI' KDEN—Splendid Level Allotments (main road frontage), flrat-closa Business Sites; about threo minutes' walk past Toll bar : MOUNT EDKN-Very desirable Villa Sites about 66 x 130. at from £100 eaoh GNKHUNGA-Two Choice Allotments! £30 each NORTHCOTH—SeveraI Choice Allotments in this delightful locality, from £10 eaoh ANGLBSEA-BTRKET-MXI3O, for £100 GRAOE-BTRK. T—Very Choice, et from 15s per foot STti AKT-STRKET-Beautlful VlllaSltes.at Ms foot SPRING-3TREET (Ponsonby)-Cheap Building Sites. 33 x 99, at £12 each PONSONBY ROAD (Bayfleld)-One nioe Lot, 10 feet frontage, for £60 AUBURN-STRKET (Kyber Pass) — Choice Building Sites.' nicely planted, good well, and many appliances for building, £130 v. F. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT. QUBEN-STREET (Next "Herald,") |jl O R iS A • L E . NEWMARKET. — Very desirable business premises, situate in Kyber Pass, near New market. AUo, three Houses and' Allotments in came - valuable locality.—Full- particulars on application to D.F. EV-NB, 651 EBtate Agent.



wan tea. WANTED, a Boy for the Country, t mako himself generally useful.—Applj i Starofilof. at 10 to-morrow. r ANTED, 2 Men foe Excavatinj?.- Apoly. Goo apd Potter, Gror-Btreot. »*/ ANTED, a Respectable Cirl a V v Giiuernl Servant; sleep at homo pre ferrod.—Apply Mrs W. Winston?, William street. WANT£D, a Strong Boy, wages £1.- Apply at tho Hobson-street phop.—W H, Damplcr. , WAiNTEU, Two good, steady .Drivers —Apply Oeorge Wllbod, Neleon-atreot. WANTED, a Cabinetmaker. — Apph to G. Fisher, Upper Symonflß-Btreei. WANTED, immediately, a Manager o Catcror, also a first-clans Cook, tor th Auckland Commercial Club (Llmltoa).—Appl' by letter, stating salary and references, to J. It Kanderson, Sooretary. WARIKI), a Milliner who can asvis in ealea.—Apply J. Cullen, 250, Queen stroetj WANTED, aNursegirl.—Apply /.ncho Hotel, Onoen-Btreet \\j ANTED, a Housekeeper for Baciie- V v lora'Kitab'ljbment, where Becond cor vant will bo kept.—Address, stating quallfloa tlon and salary required, to Boxßß, P.O. Bnolosi referonces. WANTED, Nursegirl, about 15, for tin uountry.—Adam Lay bourn, Fort-streot. \67AN l'r.D, good Tailors andTailoresses. v R. Btow. Tailor, 86, Vlotorla-atroet. \j% ANTKD, a General Servant; refer- V . enoea required.—Apply at onoo to Mrs Tho3. H. Webb, Uobßon-atroot, 3 doors from Cook-street^ WANTED, a Young Lady tor tho Photographlo GaUery.-Apply Battlett's Photo. Sludlo. WANTED, Good Bush Hands to take small oontraots.—John Smyth, Wal takorel Baw.mlll. WAN TED, Supernumeraries for " True to tho Core.'' Must attend Hchoarsalß at Abbott's Upon>llonße at 10.80 a.m. ' \\J ANTED, Good Tailors. — Apply at v v onoo to Whito and Watklnson, Tallora, Vlotorla-Btreet. WANTEU, a respectable Female Ser vant .—A p pjyJ^oatiOfflcejJJovonport^ WANTEU, a Good Carpenter.—A. and G. Brook. Parnell. WANTED, a Boy to learn tho ttade.— R. Blakey, Blockmaknr, Lowor Albert street. WANTED, a good General Servant, whore thore aro children.—For address apply Stir Ofllco. WANTED, 2 or 3 Good Lads, at Gied hill's Kaotory, oornor ot Weliosloy and Albort-Btreets. WANTED, four or live Respectable Young Men as Boarders; terms moderate. — Mrs Jofl'ory, Norfolk House) Vincentatrcot. WANTED, a Man accustomed to keep books and aselst In a Btoro.—Apply, stating terma and rolerenoe, to Alpha, Mr Barton, Btah offloe. WANTED, a good General Servant; a Catholic preferred - Apply to Mrs Smith. Red Lion Hotol, Freeman's Bay. W' ANTED, Tailors, Tailorefses. and a good Pressor; oonstant employment for good gonoral hands.—Apply G, Campbell, q a pen-street, WANTED, Respectable Country People to Adopt strong healthy Girl, aged 12, good at honaowork.—KF. Star offloe. i, , ANTED, a Laundress,— Apply Mrs v * Dnnnlngbam, Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED, a Young Man, accustomed to and to make himself genorally useful.—Apply to It, Roevos, Batcher, Vlotorla-streot. W AW TED, for a rarm, a Young Man who oan milk and understands horses; none neod apply but a competent, trustworthy poreon.—Apply, Albort Brewory, between 8 30 ---and 9 a.m. WANTED, a quantity of Good Fowls. -B. Hnlmo. WANTED, a Dairy of Good Fresh Huttor and KRgsi.-Apply T. Nowell, Karangahapo Koad, WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to. Mrs S. Vallo, The Avenuo, Kara ngabapo Koad. ■ ' WANTED, a Man for farm work for tha Thames, to plough and bo handy wlthhm. os*-app!y J. Smith. New Caledonia Hotel, Bymonda-Btreot, WANTE D, a Handy Youth at Cabinet making or Upholßtorlng. and another at Frenoh Polishing,—Cheap Furniture Mart, Viotorla-Btroot East. \\l ANTED.for ICawakawa Kail way Con- VV traot. Hay of Islands, 20 Navvies; 8 shillings por day to gcod mon. The steamer Glonolg or Wellington leaves Quoen-street Wharf ovory Monday for tho placo.—Apply on tho worka. to Lorkln and O'Brlon. oontractorß. VV7 ANTED, a good General servant v t accustomed to ohlldren.—Apply Mrs Poroival. Owen l^ane. WANTED, a Mtuation m a store, in town or country.—Address H.R., this ofllco WANTED, Empty Sapks,-Patterson &; Co.. Lorne-Btreet. V&/ AN 'ED, by a respectable young v t Man, a Situation as Barman or Billiard marker; good references.—Apply 3. M,O„&T*R oflloa. \A7ANTED, Mcmbets of Jahn uymna- V v slum to attend praotlcb Friday, Ist prox,, Instead of Thurdday evening. —L, 8. Oregnpn. Hon. Bo _57aNTED, by a widow lady, a situa . . tlon as Housekoooer.—Apply personally, or by letter, to Mra Bell. Claremont-stroet, Kybur Paaa Road. WANTED, a smart Boy to learn tho Turning; a goud chkhoe for a reßpoot ab'.e boy—Apply at onoe, Mills & Co,, Steam Factory, Vlotorla and Coburg.streets, W" "ANTED, Furnished Bedroom, Hen eon-street preferred,—Apply by letter, .stating terms, to J.C.8.. Btah Offloe. WANTKD KNOWN—White Turkish Towels Bd. Qnllts 5. Cd, Lace Curtains la 0d pair, white Table Covers 3s lid.—Bren nan'a, Victoria street Wa - TED, Tenders for 50 or 00 Chains Of Draining on the Takapuna Knoo courae. Specifications to bo sren at Alison Brothers. Dovnrport, who will rooelve tenders pp to FRID aY first, at I o'olook. Pipes on the ground. CHAB. O. DAORE, Hon. Hoc. pro. torn., Takapnnq Jookey Club, WANTKD, the Public to Know that I havo Opened tho Nowton Pawn Olflco. whore I nm prepared to Lend Money on Jewel lery, Clothing. Watoboß, Plato, Books, Tools, or any other description of merchandise.—lsaao Boom, Lloonsed Pawnbroker, Newton. WANTED KNOWN—Horrocks's Long Cloth 3s 10Jd doz White Twill Sheet ing Is, Oxford Shirting frjd.—Brennan's, Vio torla-street. WANTED, for Taumarere Railway Contract, Ray of Islands. 30 Navvies; 8 shillings per day to good mon. Tho steamer Glenelg or Wellington leaves Queen-street Wharf for tho place ovory Monday.—A poly on the works, to Larkln and O'Brien, contractors. WANTED, a respectable Lad to drive a baker's cart—Glasgow Bakery. Wel lington-street. . WANTED, by a Gentleman, Board and Residence near town, for himself and two young children, where tho latter would be looked after. Terms moderate.—address letter, atatlng t°rma. to Clerk. Stab ofiloe. WAN iED TO RENT, Sitting-room and Bed-room (unfurnished), with use of Kitohen. In the neighbourhood of Mount Eden.—Apply by letter AB, Post Offloe. ANTKD, by single Man, Place of Trust, Watchman or Caretaker; oom potent Qnrdenor and Rough Carpenter, Good referenoe.—Address A.M., BTAROfilce. T^7 ANTED, Sawyers, Machine Bands, '< i and Yardsmen for Bush Mill.—Apply ' 'mon Sash and Door Co.. Meohanloß'Bay, \\l ANTED KNOWN - Men's Tweed V . Trousers 5s Hd, Twaed Hats la Hd. Straw Hats Id, Shirts Is 6d.—Brennan's, foot of Vlotorla-streot. A & TED TO LET, to a Permanent Tenant, an 8-roomed Balcony Honse, Upper Queen street—Apply, Publlo Hot Baths, Victoria-street Bast. • WANTED, Tradesmen requiring their Books posted and Weekly Bills made out to know that I will do all for 7s 6d per week, —T. B Hannaford, Aocquntont, Upper Queen street. WANTED— Wanted to Sell (Cneap) 2,600 Pleoes of Bponge. from 3d to Is 6d; 600 Pairs of Vases, 8d pair; SO doz odd White and Gold China Cups, 7d oaoh, 6 for 3a j 60 gross Penholders, 2s per gross,-, for Id; 100 boxes Pens, lid box, 3 boxes for 2s Cd; Engraved Wine Glosses,ld, 3s 6d doz; 100 Dozen Wine Glasses, only 3d, 2a 6d dozen; Wator Bottles and Ups, from 6d to Is 3d; Cruet Stands. 2s Sd to 5s 6i ; Cnt Tumblers, 6d, 6b 6d doz; Cheap Tumblers, 3d, 5 for 1r; Carved Bread Plates, 2s; Bread Knives, only 6d; Key Rings, 6d doz; Small Brass Padlocks, 3d; 100 doz Engraved Glass Jugs, 9d. 3 for 2s; Cups and faucors, 3s 6d and is fid doz; Plates, is ltfa to ia Bd a doz.; Lot of Jugs Cd eaoh ; Jugs. 2s to la; Set Glass Candlestioks, Cd; Candles, 8d lb; Lomon Peel, Is 6d lb; Dried Apples, 6d, 3 lbs for Is 3d; Staroh, 4}d lb. by the packet; Tin Matches. Is 3d doe; Plaids, 7d doz; uimmel's B.W. Soap, 1 oakes for Is: salad Oil, 2 bottlos for Is; Castor OU, 2 bottles for Is; Figs, lOd box; good Tea, Is 8d lb, 2 lbs for 3s; Glass Cake Dishes. Bd; 3 for 2s; large Jam Dish and Celery Dish, 3s pair; fid doz Basins. 2jd tsSd each; 10 Accordions, from 8a 6d to 16s 6d; 10 gross Pictures and Verse a, only 2d eaoh : largo Plotures, 7d eaoh, 2 for Is; Teaspoons. 2d, 3d, and Id; Brown Teapots, from lOd to 2b ;12 doz Tin-openers, 3d each; cork screws, i_ ; sixpenny bottles of Blacking foi 3d; Is bottles for Od; Needles, id 100.3s 1000; 12 doz India rubber Dolls,3d each ;20 do. glasi Butter Dishes, from 9d to 2s; Letohford's Fur nlture Polish, onlj §d large bottle, worth Is fid small bottle only Id. worth 9d; Day.& Martln'i Pasts Blacking, 6d doz; Clothes Pegs,. doz foi 6d j * ton Oroants, lid lb, 3 lbs forjs, 12 lbs foi Solid; good aouoe.Bd bottle; P10«53;8d,7a oc doz; and to Open In Few Weekß, 3 Crates a Cups and Sauoers, 1 orate ot Odd Cups, 1 o Dinner Sets, and 3 nhds of assorted China. 10 pairs of Speotaoles, is pair, 8 pairs for 2s 6d, 7 do.; Trays, Is 0d; Rat Trans, only Od; 100 do ' China Kgg Cups, Sd, Is lOd do.; Coal Hammen only id. eaoh; Dinner Mats, la fli set of 6; 12 do Iron Pails, is, Is 3d, and Is fid; i ton goo Bacon, 7d lb.-H. WATTS, Pitt-street movin .nafaw weeks 2 doors above (next Mr Robli lonls, Tlnsmlthl.



Wauceoi ;o XXT ANTED, by two sisters, occupiei r, v v during the day, Private Board nm Residence in qulot family.—State terms to J.S. - Btah Offloe. WANTED, a Man to cut down tw. large gum trees, the trees to be glvei s ) for his labour.—Apply J. Levy, 211, Queen 3- stregt " I VAT ANTED, aHouseiceeper, ny a Ueutle " I j\, man Uving in tbe vicinity of the olty . j dntles light. Liberal wages and a comfortable home will be guaranteed to a suitable persor who Is likely to remain In the situation.-A ppl; • by letter, Riving full particulars, to C. C I. Hophano. Stab office. WANTED, a Breakdown Man ; highea wages; none but flrat-olaes neod apply —M. H. Hae, Onehnnga. ' r •A/ANTED, Tailoresses and Improven c J " „at once.—J. H. Dalton, Tailor. Vlotorla y street Bast. \\f ANTED, 2 Man to carry advertising -. ■_~. Boards.-Apply Rotb, Publlo Baths t Vlotorla-street.—lmmediately. i- V\ rANTED, a Hod Carrier,—Apply tc . _____ Briofc Building. Wellealayatreer. Kast. r %V ANTED> 2 Good Coat Hands, else vt Tailoresses: oonstant employment.- Apply, Mnnro and Mllllgan, Hobson-Btraet. WANTED? a Strong Lad, accustomed to a bakehouse.-E. Williams, Kssea ' Bakery, Grey-street, \\T ANTED, Servants of all kinds, al 3 M Armstrong &Ca's Labour Exchange, American Chambers, 177, Qaeen-street; WANTED," Man and Wife, for a gen tleman's plaao la suburbs; house, etc.; man must be able to drive.—Apply, Armstrong and Company, 177. Qucen-Btroat. WANTED KNOVVN-J. Ross, Grocer^ Vlotorla-Biroet, Is Removing to those New Promisee, lhe Oasoadk Store. Cohsob i Road, where he hopes, by keeping Flrst-olsss i Goods, to merit the same support that he baa hitherto received. WANTED, the Public to See the Ad vertlßement of the Vlotorla Loan Office, -B. H. KBBBING, Lloonsed Pawnbroker, Vie ; torla-streot. opposite Royal Mall Hotel. ' WANTED KNu . N— The only Per foot Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, . and no oure no pay, la by applying to ProfeßSor ' Gußsaott, tbe only Praotloal Herbalist In the • Colony .—ahortland-Btreet WANTED to Purchase, a Cocker Spaniel Dog. — Apply to E. Bovey, Butchor, Symonds-street. ' W? AIN *° SeaU>a nearly new centre- V V board Yacht, well found and coppered.— , O. Bailey, shipbuilder, near the Dook. • V/kJ ANTED ENOWN.-R. Kew, Vie v v torla-street, gives an exceptionally high prioe (cash on dellvorv) for really odd Freah 1 Buttor. WANTED KNOWN, that a New Butoherlng Bußlnoss will be Opened by Messrs Uardner tiros, at Mount Kdon To morrow. The bast quality of meat at town prlcoa. ■■ \\T ANTED, THE PUBLIC 'TV TO GO TO GOOUSON'B LONDON ARCADE For Books and stationery at Kngllsh Prloes Parsos, if yon want a good assortment to choose from Fans I Fannl Fans I Fans I Gold and Silver Jewellery, newest designs Glycerine, Toilet, Boney, and Almond Soap Plesseand Lubln's, Delorold'g, andGosnell's Scents 3rushes and Combs, aU sorts and Blues Workboxes and Desks Photo and ticrap Albums Bleptro-Plate, Clooks, Watoheo Toys and Games; and for anything else you may want, Try Goodson's London Arcade, 118, Queen-street WANTED KNOWN—Ladies' Corsets 2b 3d, Ladles' Chemises la Od. Coloured Stockings, silk clooks. Is. — Brennan'a, next Theatre Royal, Vlotorla-street, s-or Cash Only. « For Cash Onlr. For Cosh Only, P For Cash Only, W ANTED KNOWN TBB TVTEWMARKET TJRANCH HB ll BWM4RKBT JJRANCH OP OUR CHEaP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE 13 NOW OPEN With a Varixd Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY, At 10 to 15 per cent, UNDEB UgUAp QUEKH-STHKBT PBipSB. ALL GOODS MARKKD IN PLAIN FIGURES. WM. H SMITH'S CHEAP DRAPERY WAREHOUSE, 300 ft 802, UPPER QUERN-STREET. For Cash Only. k For Cash Only. For Cash Only. *J For Cash Only. GOVERNMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. I»DDBTr"iAL BRANCH. WANTS D—Active Energotlo Agents (or Eden, North Shore, and Otahnhu. Immediate application, stating references, former expoirionoe, &o„ to be mode to R, H, DOUSE. Superintendent, Post-offloe Buildings, Auokiand. TO Tailors and Clothiers,—A compe tent Tailor and Cutter wants a Situation, town or oountry.—Address, AB, oare J. F. Lolghton, High-Btreet medical. ARSHALL'S lxNux Pillules will remove uncomfortable feeling after eating—heartburn, waterbraab, &o, Prloo, 18. —Qoodson. London Aroade. |_»V RuYAL LETTERS PATEMT Gold Medal, Paris, 1878; Special Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 1880; Gold Medal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medial, Melbourne, 1881. Just Lanped, OANTRELL & COOBRANE-S CELEBRATED jEKATED WATERS. MONT3ERRAT LIMB JUICE CHAMPAGNE A Health-giving Non-alooholio Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs; 9d per bottle. AROMATIC GINGER ALB I The Original Belfast Ginger Ale, so Justly celebrated at Hotels and Oluhs; Sd per bottle. These AEbatxs Waters are the same auallty as oontraoted for and now supplied to The Canard S.S. Co.; tho Montreal as, Co. the Inman S.S. Co.; Ooeanlo S.S, Co.i the National S.S. Co.; tbe Pacific B.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S, Co. Kingston and Holyhead. R.M., Co. WHOLESALE AGENT, AICKIN, tHB PHARMACY New Teeis. Rews Tea. rewß tea bbw's tea rew'B tea rbw's tea REW'STBA FOR HEWS TEA RKW'd TEA RKWB TBA REWS TEA FLAVOUR. RBW<B TKA RKW'B TEA RBW'S TEA BBW'S TKA FOB BKW3 TKA REW'B TEA BKW'd TKa. RBW'S TEA STRENOTH, BEW'S TEA REWS TEA RKW'a TKA REW'B TKA FOR BBW'S TKA HKW'S TBA RBW'S TEA RBW'3 TBA QUALITY. RBW'S TBA REW'B TEA RBW'S TBA RBW'B TEA CANNOT RBWS TBA RKW'B TBA REWS TKA REW'B TEA BB REW'B TEA RKW'B TBA BKW'B TEA REW'B TEA EXCELLED. REW'B TBA RKW'B TEA REW'B THA rewß tea rbw's tea City Tea Makt' VIOIORIA-STRRKT. ! TW'EW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882-1883, > The undersigned begs to notify the arrival, per b.b. Rlngarooma (transhipped ez ba Hnn i garlan, from Foo Chow), of a ; FURtHER SHIPMENT '. OF I Teas i J>Tew Teasi ) Consisting of— i • AA | M n/ z if lirkO "PACKAGE 8, 3 LIU^ JTackages, ! INCLUDING SEVERAL EXOEPTIONALLI r FINE TEAS. r 1, if I j* | «_r Bamples for Liquoring ou application. *B 9S i, g H» Bo Morton. MthJnly. 1881



To juet. d 1 1 \0 LET, New Pour-roomed Cottagej o d -a Brighton Ko;d ; every Gonvenloncr .. ovon, trrate. &c.-Apply to M. Marriott, Or dcoi _ Upper Pamoll, 0 HpO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage off Grey n JL street • rent. 6s Gd per week.-Apply to J i- M. Lennox, Estate Agent, TO LET, a Furnished House of 8 rooms, . with a good Piano. There is stable , "uogyhouso, and Tennts Court.-Apply to J \ *a. and J. Mnwbray, 42, Queen-street. J nPO LET, a 7-Roomed House at Mouni !' -m -K^ en '< Ten Shillings per week.-Xdward Wayto, 177 Uneen-atreet. t rr° LXr > an 8-stalled Stable, Coach a house, and Loft, in Darby-street; rent modorate.-Apuly. Macky, Logan, Steon and ' s Co . Darby and Ulllott-atreets. - r pO LET, two Shops with Dwelling, A corner (of College Koad and Greenwood ; street-Apply M. J. Moore, Bootmaker, Vic -5 tori a street. rriO LBT, in Upper Pitt-street. Four j X roomed House, with Scullery and Pantry In good order.—Apply Mrs Jaokson'a Shop, next . door. » rpO LET, a Cottage of Six Rooms and J Scullery, In Upper Qaeon-Btreet; gas and water laid on ; immodlate possession.—Apply [ to W. Jamleson, Wellesley street East. c rr.o LET, Shop, with 5-roomed House a. attached. There Is a very steady business i In connection with the shop, whtoh Is well fitted, &o—Apply, Mr J. B. Jackson, Lome• -• street, oppoalte i.orne-atreot Hall. , r • iv LlsT, a New Six-roomed Kcsidonce ,I ft In Upper Omen-street Uargo rooms); ; i water laid on and every convenience. Rental. • 18s per week.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Katate Agent. ; rho'LET, a Three-roomed Cottage.~H. ! a 3, Hlordan, Nelson-Btroet (near Cook | street), 1 rjnu MERCHANTS, LIVBRY STABLE 8. KEBPER^.aNDOTHERSREQUIRING LARGE PREMIBBS IN THK CENTRIC OF TBE CITY. TO LBT OR LEASH-Those extensive Pre mises in Durham-street, adjoining tho Ilaymar ket, at present oocuoled by Baston Brothers, Coach builders, who are romovlng to their now promises In Wakollold-Btreet, oppoßlto Mossrs Garrett Bros. Apply BABTBN BROS,, Durham-street "VjOKTH SHORE.—Several Houses To 1 v Let. furnished and Unfurnished; also, Choice Allotments for Sale In all parts ot the , district.—Apply. R and R. Dnder. ROOM TO LET, Brighton Road, off Parnell.—Apply Mrs Hodgens; Brighton Road. OUSINBdS AT DEVO'NPORT. About the Middle ot October next I shall have TO LET Two Bandsame Brlok Shops, odjoln . lng the Post Ofiico, admitted to be the best Btand on the North rihore. Rents will bo mode-, rate, and a lease given to eligible tenants, An oarly application ia nocoaoary. Q UVBR MAYS. OFFICE TO LET,—Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-street For Baia FOR SALE.a well-established Business, close to Qaeen-street: cheap.—Apply by letter to P. . lovor, 22. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. Auokiand. FOX SALn, the cutter-yacht 'Louise,' five tons; calls and all complete.—Ajjply to B*. Klssllng, ifort street. Ij^Oß SALE, Seven good Building Sites, . having a frontage to the Mount Rosklll Main Road, ot 60 feet, with a depth of 140 to 170. These Blue are situate at Mount Rden.on tha Mount Ho-kill Main Road; Btand high' and level, and command one of the finest views in the district, being fully planted with fruit and ornamental trees; at prloes vnrin_ from 25a to 60* per foot.—Apply Bargeson £s Read, Newton Road. IQIOK SALE, a New well-finiehed s as Roomed Cottage, Mount Bden, large. Allotment, good Garden, good View.—Foy par ticulars apply to H. Partington, Stlobbury's Buildings. ~fj* O R SALE, RAZORBACK.-18 Acres ot first-class Vol canio L«nd—2B acres In grass, 1 acre of orchard in full bearing, remainder good mixed bnsh. Cottage of 3 rooms, piggeries, stable, oow . hed, &C Prioe, £.50, Also, House of 10 rooms, with two acres of garden, at Home Bay, Ponsonby t beautiful situation, wltnaoa bathing. F. J. MOSS & CO.. Shortland-sireet. Up O R SALE. HOTKL. — For Sale, tbe Lease, Goodwill, Stook, and Furnit.ro of a Country Hotel, doing a good and steadily Improving bualnoea. The House, containing 12 rooms and bar, Is new, well flnißhod, and handsomely furnished, Terms made easy. For particulars apply to D. F. EVANB. 638, Estate Agent. Qneon-Btreat. |p O R SALE, MOUNT EDEN, near Toll-bar. Splenold Allotment 99 x 193, cultivutod. with Now Cottage of i rooms; largo American cook ing Stove; good water supply: main road frontage. A flrst-olass building site. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent Y< O X SALE, DRAKE-STREET, FREEMAN'S BAY-A really nloe House of 6 rooms, ooal and wood shed; gas and water laid on; good position. D, F, KVANB, BsUte Agent rpOR IMMEDIATE SALE. SPRT.NG-BTREBT, PONSONBY. - Splendid Building Sites, partly fenced, high ground, ex cellent position. Prioe, only £2 per foot. Must. be sold at onoe. D. F. EVANS. ' Katate Agent. uiuß IMMEDIATE SALE. A BARGAIN.—house, 8 apartments, almost new, and In first-class order. Freehold allot, ment, 10 x 100. Splendid view olty and harbour. Situate George-street, Ponsonby. Prioe only £350. D. F. EVANa 531 Estate Agent, Uneen-streeti |f OK IMMEDIATE* SALE. GOOD INVESTMENT. Two Handsome Villas, gable ends, bow win dows, &., &o.; freehold Allotments, eaoh S3 x 90, drained and fonced. Now let to good ten ants. Prioe. £300 each, or £620 for the lot. Bltuato best nart of Grace-street, Ponssnby. ' D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. (MS) TO COACH PROPRIETORS AttD OTHERS. A splendid Opening and Capital Investment, being the GOODWILL, W'JRKING PLANT, and ALL APPLIANCES of a MRST-CTASS 'BUS BUSINESS, In fact, second to none In Auokiand or Suburbs. The Omnibuses (soma of which are almost new) are in flrst-olass working order, fitted with latest Improvements and conveniences. Tbe Horses are thoroughly staunoh and strong, which an inspection will prove. Harness consists of Nine Bets Double Harness, all complete and In first-doss order, and all necessary appliances. Stables (In olty) convenient and commodious; together with a large quanlty of Fodder. The whole Lot Is now placed In my hands for Immediate Sale, and those In this line ot busi ness should avail themselves of this splendid opportunity of scouring a flrst-olass paying concern. Full particulars from F. BVANB. C. o R sale F ALLOTMENT& PONSONBY ROAD-Valuable Business Site (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. COLLEGE ROAD-Allotmont 33 x 100, £5 per foot. ARTH UR-STKBET-Choioe Allotment, £110. NEWTON (near Newton Road)— 33 x 100, £50. ELLBRSUB (dose to Statlon)-6u x 160, £1 per foot. Easy terms. Also, several desirable Cottages on terms to suit purchase].. Labour Exchange and Rotate Agency, High-Btreet,—A. T. Carter. Manager. F. 3, MOSS]. IW. V. OB . LLIVAN FJ. MOSS & CO,, • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS. SHOBTIiJ.Nn-STBKET Ft R SALE. A Large Allotment In Brighton Road, Parnell, (100X300). 30 Aores Good Flat Land, 6 miles from Auck land, close to railway station. 110 Acres near Tuakau; 60 aores In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Prioe, £500. S6 Aores olose to the Whangarata Railway Station, all Improved, with a house, stable, barn, fico.; woll suited for fruit growing. S3 feet frontage to Symonds-street, with build lngs. ' 10 Aores Land, with sea frontage, 9 miles from town, 1 mile from railway station; £3 per aore. SO Aores Voloanlo Land at Razorbaok, half im proved-£260. „ A Bplendld Allotment In Harding-street, 70ft by 163ft-£SOO. , Home Bay. Ponsonby—Ten-roomed House and 2 aoroß garden. Also, An Allotment In Inkermann-street-£IOO. House of 7 roomß, 10 minutes' walk from Post Ofilce-£fflo. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, inolndlng some Large Blooks of Land In the Walkato District. F. J. MOSS & CO., ( Shortland-street. XTJST ARRIVED, Pee Mendoza, 600 SACKS PRIME CANTERBURY POTATOES. G. S. J A X INS, Cpstom.hotjsk-stbbbt. rTUSX LANDED 0,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 60,000 Excelsior Cigarettes 4 25,000 Lone Fisherman 20,000 Dnohess (Pure Turkish) Cigarettes. PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAM B, qPKKN-STRBKT. HorirxmUnnation ate Hnt Poot



_ J Public Notices. f OICTOW GOAL COMPAN-ii i".| ■*■ (LIMITED). " rciT he Sliare Llat of tho above Company wll -* sL- 86 Pof"ivoly at i p.m. on 31st of August. ' 7__*ora .? Blrous of obtaining Shares should make application at once. , J. STODART & SONS. KARANGAHAPE HIGHWAY DISTRIO .. { PETITION AGAINST JOININa THE CITY. All personß aro hereby warned against affixing " their namea to thla Petition, as it contains ' libellous matter, and ronders tho signatories i liable to punishment for such libel. Dated this 29th day of August, 1882. JOHN C. WILKES. S. BROOKING. Witness—Thomas Cotter. Solloitor, Auokiand. , jIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. : „' rlle l*artnerßhlp hitherto existing between Edward Timms Cartwbioht and Pnitip Richards Carthew, Trading undbr the style or firm of " Cartwrlght and Carthew," Grey . street. Auckland, Boot Upper Manufacturers. haß This Day been DIBSOLVED by mutual oonsent, All Debts due by the late firm will ba paid by the said Edward Tlmms Cartwrlght, 1 4n. d au Monies Owing will be rooelved by the i said Edward Tlmma (Cartwrlght, who will con tinue to carry on tha Business ot tho late firm In tho same promises, undor tho name of " B. T. Cartwrlght." Dated this 28th day of August, 1882. EDWARD T. CARTWRIGHT. PHILIP R. CARTHEW. Witness to tbe Signatures of the sold parties: Petor OUphant. Solicitor, Auokiand. PW O T I G X On and after the Ist September, my KBtabUeh ment will bs CLOSKD EVERY EVENING punotually at NINE O'CLOCK (Saturdays ex- ] coptod. I T. BARNETT, Queen-stroet. r|IAWHIAO'S PORTRAITS, j Portraits of King Tawhlao, Mrs Tawhlao.and all tho members of the Maori Royal Family, taken by me, and no ether photographer, at the Great Meeting at Whatlwhatlhoe last May. aro BtUl for Sale at tho London Photographlo Com pany, Upper Queen-street, Sixpence Each, C, H. MONKTON. fan R THOMAS HOLDER begs to in- LtJL form his friends and tho publlo that,' being Incapacitated by an unfortunate accident from following bis occupation, he bas deolded to resume his profession as Arohitect, He feels confident of giving aatlafaotlon, having acquired considerable colonial experience during the past 22 years. Tho bnßlneeß of Holder Brothers will be carried on as usual. Custom-house-street West, AngUßt 25th, 1882, Hospital fur sewing ma , . ♦ CHINKS.-Int.rnal Derangement, Stiff Joints, ond Broken Parts, Repilred. New Maohines. &Q.-D. S. Chambers, 70, Queen-Bt. piGEO HSI pi GEO N SI PIQEQNB J PIGEONS! WANTED TO BUY, PIGEONS In any quantity up to One Hundroi and Fifty, Beet price and cash given for Good Firing Birds. Apply to WHP.; Stab Offloe, np to Baturday. between the hours of 11 and 1 o'clock. PARtY C L O S IfN G, GLANVILLE & ELLYETT beg to Inform their Customer, and the publlo generally that on and after SATURDAY,Sept. 2nd. thoy will CLOSB their Establlshmet at 6 p.m. throughout the week, Saturdays IncIudod—GLANVILLE and ELLYETT, Tea Dealers and Grooers, 144. Queen-etreet.—August atst JV O W O N SALE, NEVADA SILVER SPOONS AND FORKS, Warronted to Wear White. THOMAS SAMUEL, 48, QCEEN-STREET, Opposite the Town Clock, Jp~B fa TO *10,t)UO JLEJST on Building aw J- V Society prlnolples, or on other terms to bnit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built an weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties tor sale on 4th nags. Six ocr cent allowed on money deposited for tnvaatmont.— C Wiliu . son, Land, Kstato and Financial Atreut and Valu t r Vnloan Lano. | CHINA. | ENGLIBH, FRENCH, AUSTRIAN AND AMERICAN GOOLS, Direct at Lowest Possible Prloes, G. Browning Invites attention to his Splendid Assortment ot NEW GOODS. H Just Opened,, . A Special Link o» Bhe . cii Vabeb. M j Wonderful Value In g m CHINA THA SERVICES; | <l Full sets of 41 pieces, 21s. g J CHINA CUPS AND BAUCKRB, 5 ° 7s a dozen. ■*_ And Every Desoription of ► CROCKERY AND FANCY GOODS SS AT PBIOEB NEVER BEFOBB P KNOWN IN AUCKLAND. tat CASH TRaOE ONLY. "Et GT»ROWMNG, 287, QDEEN . JD STREET (near Makkbt Enthanck). Established 1865. | • FANCY GOODS. j TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTKL KEEPERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPOSTS FSOM TBE MAKERS, AND SELLS DIEKCT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/6; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces, 37/6; Chamber Sotß, 1/9 to 40/; China Tea sets, 23 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Best Gold-edge China Cups, 7/, 9/ doz; Looking GlasßOß, from 4/9; Door Mats, 2/6; Fenders, 1/9 to 25/; Cruet Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clocks, 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 Bet; Iron Bedßteads, full size, 22/6; Brittanla Metal Teapots, 6/; Kleotro-platedCruets, Spoons, and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cages, S/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket Cut lery ; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Buckets; lAmps, from 3/9; 61n, Rim Looks, 2/; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fanoy Goods of every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair and one thousand and one artloles of use and ornament, at Prloes only possible under our New System of DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. All Goods Marked In Plain Figures (Wholosal and Retail). Goods oarefully paoked and forwarded to all parts of the country Direct Supply Store, 249, que;e n -street, Opposite Close Bros. THE AUCKLAND FORWARDING AND PAROKL DELIVERY AGENCY Despatoh Goods and Parcels of ail descriptions to every part of the Town and Suburbs, at a Cheap Rate, and with guaranteed regularity. The following ore the Booking Agencies !— A. R. Ladd, Cab'tmaker _ Karangahape Road W. H. Young. Grocer ..Ponsonby Road K. Blrtiie. Baker _ -Arch Hill J, Reld, Cabinetmaker _Corner ot Kyber Pass and Symonda-Bt S. Reld, Grooer _ .Corner of Kyber Pass and Grafton Roads W. S, Collins, Grooer ~ Parnell A. Heldt, Cabinetmaker -Newmarket. DELIVERIES t- Town Hourly. Suburban: 11 a.m. nnd 6 p.mi No. 76, Telephone Exchange. HEAD OFFICE I NATHAN"a IiOND, OUSTOMHOUSm-SIBBBT. OPECIAL NOTICE, T. & H. C OOKE« ; CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS, &C HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR JNbW A REMISES IN VICTORIA-ST. THREE DOORS ABOVE THEATRE Buildings. 'fffli-Wm^Mß&mieemam CUK&s BKOTKBKB, ARTIST PHOTOQRAPH3RO (oppoaira union bane), Q.BBK-STBHBT, AUCKLAND, PUotographr in the Latest and Mow . BTiahlonablo Styles, Ezeouted la _ manner Unsurpassed In the Colonies. AU Photographs taken by th» LSBTANTANIOUS PKOOSBBt " BAKGS OOLLBOXIOK SWK USALAKD TOIW'J Alwave ou Haaa



Pablio wottces. ■ A UCRLAND AND NORTH SHORE •«L STEAM FERRY CO. (LIMITED). I | LIQUIDATION NOTICE,. 1 n a^ e S 6?wahavll,B:ola,msßßalnl>'Ulo above SiSi?""' aro requested to render tbe i eognisSa.hinTJCND«a. or they wiU not bs ro- I anted?oH=l^aobte,ltothor'om''any»rßro' I W7over *i.hl &° amt»»><* owing to Mr T. 11. I land. ' Oompanye Offloe. Wharf, Auck- 1 to M^ aß?Onyon.WIDB Bttho Thanleß t0 be v%ii I GKORSB ERASER. | Corner Qneen-Btroot and VuloanL^' a I. dator' 1 Auckland, 30th Angnst, ISBJ. T> REEDING Cages, polished mahogany 1 9TS^. ro?uced l 0 17* ; Canary Cages from ??!?*' glasses.2s Gd a doz; immense variety.- E »lreot Suppiy 3to ret 2i9f Qqeen-streot I T AND, HOUSE, & ESTATE AGENT, | VALUATOR, SCHSEFF'S BUILDINGS, FORT-STREET, j AUCKLAND. j The undersigned, in Commencing Business In Anokland, begs to announce that twelve years' oxporlenoo In Waikato has given him an intl mate knowledge of the dlstrlot, as well us a bußiaess connection extending to all porta of I the Auckland Provinoe. He is, therefore, in at I position to give the fullest end most reliable I Information to intending fettlers. who will 1 reoelve letters of Introduction to his looal f Auonta. and thry will ofl'er every faolllty for I impacting tho . VARIOUS PROPERTIES ON HAND Fob Salic ' • "'-■ | Valuations of Town or Country Property made 1 at tho shortest notice. f MONEY ADVANC&D on Freehold Seourlt'.es. I ■ In sums of £100 up to £5,000. ' 1 MONEY INVESTED, and no charge made to 1 Investors. I J£ENNEDY JJILL. \ J^/JAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR, "' BHEWINS . j THE TOWNS AND VTLLAGE3. THE ROADS, RIVERS, RAILWAYS, ~ CANALS, PYRAMIDS, &0„ &o. "■■.'. PRI CE:-THREE PENCE. Procurable at tho EviNiKa star offloe. I Wyndhom-stroet, j __ Board ana ue si ac nee. LODGINGS for two respectable Men in a Private Family, five minutes'walkfrom Oaeon-6treet.-Apply Stab Office. | CJUPKRIOR Board and Kcsidence for 2 n oY91?? i* en' wlth use °J piano.-Apply 1 offloe of this papar.' ■< I LODOiNGSforTwo or three respectable Men. with board if required, in a private 1 family, three minntoa' walk from Queen-street. 11 -For address apply at this offloe. " _ 11 ELM.NT iiO .S ~ Viucent-stS^ j . i BoaF, d £. nd I'OBldonoe for QenUemon re- I quiring aU tho comforts of a home. Table i! liberally and punotually kept; goodßath.Plano, ii Sultoa of Apartments; arrangement can be II HASTEN lh° da?' We°k ' 0t month'-MRB. I iIOVERKOK JJKOWNE HOTEL,, I V* «OBSON-STREBT, ( Board and Lodging ..___..2os nerWnnb it Bi.a__t Rook 11-lII'.fS. 1 JjQst and Pouna. fl LOST, by a child, a Small Purse with 1 fil lis Cd therein—Any honest person ro- I turning it will bare warded. ■»»"«»- LEFT, in a Shop in Queen-street, by a I Lady, a Jet Brooch to ba repaired. A 11 reward will bo paid on returning it to John m Look, draper, Quesn-Btroet. jJI OST, a White and Brown Greyhound 1 Puppy (Slut).- Reward at T. Maoreadv'e. fif Parne'l. ,■ Iv OST, a Milk Delivery Book.—Reward 1 .. on taking same to the Auokiand Dairy or ', | the Kybor Pass Dairy. | 1 OST, a Yellow Cow; long horns: near 1 XJ calving, Branded RB on rump.-A re- I ward will be paid by giving information to Hunter & Nolan, or A.8., Star offloe. ■ 1 1 fl S'„ I!£ W*i{l,--LoB,;. a Young Skyo 1 if }/ Terrier Dog; long blaok hair on body. I light on legs.-Tho above reward will bo paid 1 to whoever returns him to Thos. T. Gamble, m 1 Ely House, Rsmuera. --__-_. » j Meetings. I tj\ AKAP UNA JOCKEY CLUB., KlSff UNKSUA^ $$ATZ !l' CHAS. O.DAORK, - .- Hon. Sea pro tern, Y°U N G WOM EN'S INSTITUTE. Masonlo Hall Prlnc^streT^ecfTmtleS and arrange for carrying on the Work of tho Institute. The R.,ht Rev. the Bishop of auol. land la 6xpeotod to proßlde. J3ONSOINBY BOWLING GSEEN. A.Meeting of the Residents of Ponsonbvia I f»Tltod to be held in Mr Gulliver's efflee, nea? 1 Jhj Three Lampa. on the Evening or jsATUR. I DAY first, at 7.30. to consider the a drtfabnu. i of starting a Ponsonby Rowling and Lawn til ?5,?.™° lnlfc, *111**™ and gentlemen^rtS 1 attend? a proJeo * *** ,n™ted to 1 uorporatioa iNoiaces. I j^OROUGH OF ONEHUNGA* , j ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNOILIOBSi | In pursuance Of the Munloinal CornnrnMntm. ' 1 Act. 1876. and the Regulation of LofflSSS: Aot, 1876. and amendments thereto I hnrnhtr J as CounolUore for the above Boi^Sugh. a^Sd I he^ b.?rT aJS'X lnt t6IS Court-house, aehunga; " fS» fi Uf? SS Al:.' tho 6th for °' SeptombM^ 1 1882, fortheNomlnatlon of Candidates. sJomln£ 1 Hon Papers, otgnua each by a Candidate and I ?7f2« ,15 ly.-Qn?Ufle^LVotOTß' m »Bt bo delWewa | I '„Vj.!.setnr?lnß!9fflourbßtoretli ehourofnoo . i 1 on the day of nomination. »—•».««««* ~, i WILLIAM G. P. O'OALLIGHAN. n v. __. . ■ Returning Offloor. 1 Onehunsrn, 29th August. 1882, | Anctione. I THE PRIZE EXHIBITION goods ; WILL BE ISOLD BY AUCTION TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON, AT ; 195. QUEEN-STREET (THBAIRE ROYAL ■•■l BUILDINGS), ... BY MR. GABRIEL LEWIS. '<■•■ " : , ■) FRIDAY, SEfTEMBEB Ist. HOPS. HOPS. HOPS. ENGLISH KENT HOPS. j On account of Shippers, GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Bell, at his I _„ i v^s?,?P^T(olll,o^ to Thornton, Smith ana . Firth's Mills), Lower Queen-etreet, on the abovo 1 date, at 11 oolock, x l g BALES OP KENT HOPS. ; : j..':' I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, ! B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, on Friday, Ist September, ';'■ atUo'olook. The LEASE of Mount Wellington Domain Reserve IThe LEASE of Mount Hobson Domain Reeorvo ,s. ._ For a period of Twelve Months, from Ist SeD« tcmber. ... , . ' (Continued <m Powrb 'SVqa,\ _ '_ . ..." :'i'.iS_rl_\