CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY.

Debate between Mossrs. G. A. Brown and B. Hutson.

The above debate was continued last night in the Theatre Royal, Mr E. Can- (in the absence of Cr Thompson) presiding. There was as large an attendance as on tho pre-

ceding nights. Mr Brown commenced by stating that all language relating to law, to penalty, and to jurisprudence, in every civilised country in the world, was to bo taken in its absolute and literal sense, otherwise there would bo no certainty about it, and therefore he con tended that God had adopted the same line of procedure in regard to promise, penalty, and reward. He intended that night to introduce the Gospel scheme of salvation, with its promises of a future life, and in doing so lie would insist that the C.reek word "me," from which our word " life " was translated, must be taken in its literal and obvious sense. In support of tliis rendering, he quoted Dr. Young, BulliiK'or and Archbishop Trench, and also shewed the difference between "zoo' and "bios" Having established the primary meaning of "zoc," Mr Broun went on to "quote Scriptural passages exem plifying its use iii the sense indicated. He then proceeded to show from John, Matthew, Acts, the Epistles to the Romans, Oalatmns, Tim6thy,Titus,Hobrews, James, John, Colos -Bians and from Revelations, that the gift of eternal lsfe was only to be obtained by redemption through .Jesus Christ—being, consequently, quite conditional. Mir Hutson agreed with Mr Brown that tlie word "zoo" meant "life intensive," and that it could iiot signify " happiness," and ho also claimed that in proving this definition Mr Brown had helped to estab lish his (Sir Hiitson's) position. As for Mr t Brown's romarks on the previous night about tho differences of orthodoxy with re spect to the future life, he might point out 1 that these differences Were only as to the niodo of punishing the wicked, which the ' Scriptural writers treated of with a great deal of metaphor (hence tho differences of belief), and tliat there was a full coincidence of opinion as to the endlessness of tho fu ture life, both for righteous and wicked. The speaker went on to refer to Genesis, to define again thb word " death " as it is used there, and to accuse Mr Brown of departing from tho primary significations of some words whero a sedondary or a third mean ing better suited his purpose. Ho also quoted from some- advocates of Condi tional Immortality in order to show that thoy too had departed from the origi ginal and primary meanings of some words, arid to indicate that they considered annihi lation a far severer punishment than suffer- Mr Brown said that he would much prefer that Mr Hutson should answer him* instead of various writers on Conditional Immortality, all of' whose statements he could not be expected to father. He then passed on to argue that the Apostles did not preach the doctrine of general and inevitable immortality—that they made no appeals to men to save their im> mortal never-dyingsouls,but that they simply preached Christ and the resurrection of the dead, a doctrine that tho orthodox people were not often troubled with. He then continued the quotation of texts supporting his contention that eternal life was only spoken of as a gift to bo obtained through Jesus Christ. Mr Hutson charged his opponent with beating a skilful rotreat from some of the positions he had taken up both here and at Helensville, and with retracting many of his earlier statements. Ho then went over the old ground concerning tho proper in terpretation of the Hobrew word "ish," and emphasised the distinction made by Paul between tho words " corruptible " and "incorruptible," and "mortal " and "im mortality." Ho maintained that all Mr Brown's argumentation had simply gone to establish his major premiss that "some part of some men is mortal." Mr Brown, in reply, absolutely repudiated this premiss, and he furthermore declared that if Mr Hutson imagined he had made any retreat at all, ho had himself made a grand mistake. After theso preliminary remarks, he proceeded to treat of the resur rection of tho dead. He also argued that if part of the penalty for sin was a physical death and subsequent suffering in Hell, how was it that Christ, who was said to have come to pay it, did not undergo this penalty ? Mr Hutson wondered, if Mrßrown'stheory were true, that Christ did not come into tho world a full-grown man instead of a mere babe. He also showed that duty was to bo considered beforo death, and doing good before personal happiness. Ho likewise quoted from the Koran and an authority on Conditional Immortality, that thero was much in common between them with regard to their conceptions of Heaven. A vote of thanks was passed to the Chair man, and tho debate was adjourned till Monday evening, when Mr Hutson will take tho afiirmativo and Mr Brown the negative.

FATAL ACCIDENT.

A Little Girl Killed by Falling Through a Skylight.

A little girl named Kate Fernandez, aged six years, daughter of Mr A. Fernandez, landlord' of tho Britomart Hotel, Customs street, met her death under peculiar circum stances yesterday evening. It appears that Mr Fernandez keeps a number of pigeons on the roof of the hotel, which is a two storied building, and in order that the birds might be fed regularly a ladder had been placed so as to connect the upper floor with the roof. About 6 o'clock last evening, Katio Fernandez and her sister were on tho step-ladder, when some object on tho sky light suddenly attracted her attention, and she fell headlong through a sky light on to the floor below, a distance of 28 foet. The screams of her companion immediately attracted attention, when the inmates of the hotel rushed to whore the child had fallen and found her lying in a pool of blood, and quite insensible. Dr. Kenderdino was sent for, and arrived speedily, but tho child never recovered. Inquest. An inquest was held at tho Britomart Hotel this afternoon, before Dr. Philson, Coroner, and a jury of twelve. Andrew Fernandez, a boy nine years of age, stated :—About 5.30 p.m. yesterday I I went up the ladder leading from tho hotel passage to the roof for tho purpose of feeding somo pigeons there. Two sisters, Kose and Katie, followed me. Katie went to pick up somo wheat which fell on the skylight under the ladder. She put her hand on the glass and fell through upon the floor below, where I afterwards saw her. She was breathing. My father and the boarders camo to the place immediately, and I told them what had occurred. Father had told me not to go on the ladder. Thomaa B. Xenderdine, duly ■ qualified medical practitioner, deposed: At 5.20 p.m. was called to visit deceased. Found her lying on the sofa in tho sitting-room. She was in a state of coma; gasped two or three times after I saw her, and thon ex pired. I found a lacerated wound about 3 inches long on the scalp above the left ear, and a fracture fivo or six inches long be low. The brain was extensively injured. Such a fact as that already described would be sufficient to cause death.

Andrew Fernandez, father of the de ceased, also gave evidence, lie said he had frequently warned the children of the dan ger of going up the ladder. A verdict of " Accidental death " was returned.

WAITEMATA COUNCIL.

An ordinary meeting of the Waitemata County Council was proceeding this after noon, Mr 0. Mays presiding. A report was submitted showing the completion of works to the extent of £667, while works were proceeding that would cost £360. The Chairman announced that he had tele graphed to Mr Hurst asking the re sult of the Council's application for loans under the Roads and Bridges Con struction Act. A reply had been received, stating that the absurd de mands on the fund had rendered further legislation necessary, but since the new Act had been passed the Government had been too busy to consider the matter. The Chairman added that while £100,000 was available for distribution, about £SOO,OOO had been applied for.—lt was resolved to apply to the Government for the manage ment of the Babylon Road.—A letter from the Colonial Secretory shewed that the seal was not in accordance with the Act, and that for this reason the by-laws might be held inoperative in a Com-t of law. Agreed that a new seal bo obtained.—A number of applications and letters on various matters of minor importance were received and considered.

The mine-manager of the new Prince Im prial telegraphed this afternoon:—" Three hundred specimens from ninth slope, No. 1 section west. No 5 Level: Not completed breaking down.—(Signed) G. S. Clark,"

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[recter's telegrams.]

(Received September 7—l p.m.) The Franco-Chinese War.—Threatened Blockade of Chinese Ports. London, September 5. The "Times" to-day publishes a telegram from Hong Kong stating that the French Commander lias informed the Chinese Gov ernment that he will blockade the ports of Pakuoi and Canton unless the Chinese troops now on the Tonquin frontier are i.() once withdrawn. British Ambassador to China. Shanghai, September C. Sir Harry Parkes arrived here from Japan to assume the position of British Ambassa dor at I'ekin. Attains in Zululand. Cape Town) September 6. News has been received here that the Ist Battalion Welsh Regiment (,41st Foet), re cently ordered to Zululand from Natal, will at^onco proceed to tho reserved territory, with the object of keeping watch upon Ceti wayo and h« followers.

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(Received September 7—-1.50 p.m.) Visit of "Conoral" Booth to tho Colonies. London, Septcmbor 6. General Booth, of the Salvation Army, and a detachinentof the Blue Ribbon Army, intend to pay a visit to the Australian colonies. Expected Fighting in Znluland. News from tho Capo Btatos that a conflict is immirieht in Zululand. A number of cbiefsaremusteringtheir forces ,and making preparations for an attack oh Cctewayo, who is still in the reserved territory.

THE AUCKLAND FOOTBALL TEAM.

(by teleOkaph—own reporter,)

Wellington, 3 p.m. The Auckland team will be picked to-night. Whiteside's leg is almost well, but his eyo is still painful.

THE WAVERLEY HOTEL.

Conviction of Defendant)

At the Police Court this morning, tho case against Mr Panter was called on for judg ment. Mr Theo. Cooper appeared for tho prosecution ; Mr Laishley and Mr Cotter for the defendant. His Worship (H. 0. Seth Smith, Esq.) said that the defendant must be convicted. The defence raised was threefold. The first point was that tho in formation was bad, as it should have charged tho defendant under section 160 of the Act with being privy or consenting to the sale. He did not think section ICO created any fresh offence. The prosecution had proved that Mr Panter was present at and received the benefit of the sale, and that was suffi cient to bring the oifence within section 150, under which the information was laid. The second ground of defence was that the Licensing Committee being a Court of co-ordinate jurisdiction, it was not com petent for him to review their decision. On this point somo cases were cited, but it ap peared to him that the Committee had not, even if they wero a Court, acted as suoh in this matter. The de fendant produces a documont which he calls a permit. On tho face of it this document was bad. It was not a permit under section 107, for it authorised the removal of the license, and it was not under section 97, for that removal oan only bo ordered by tho Committee sitting as a committee, and in such caso must bo endorsed on the license. Section 107 also limited tho time to six months, while here it was indefinite—" during the re-erection of the Waverley Hotel." It had been sworn that tho Waverley Hotel was not going to be ro-erected, ao tho permit might, under such circumstances, last tho whole length of the license. Tho other point was buna fides. He thought he was bound by tho decision of tho Supreme Court in Brooking v. Smith. He thought that Panter, although acting hona fide, could be in no better position than a person who misconstrued an Act of Parliament and unwittingly committed an offienco. He therefore held that tho permit did not authoriso the sale of liquor at Powell's Dining-rooms, and the defendant must bo convicted in a nominal penalty.

Mr Laishley : Bofore your Worship fines the defendant, I ask, under section 87, that tho case may be dismissed as of a trivial nature.

Mr Cooper : To use my friend's own words, the case is of great magnitude. Tho offence is a serious one, but the prosecution only wish a nominal penalty. His Worship : The defendant must be convicted ; the points raised are of import' ance. The fino will be Is and costs.

Costs were fixed at £6 9s 6d

SPORTING NEWS.

The A.J.C. Spring Meeting.

Sydney, Thursday. The A. J.C. Spring Meeting was continued to-day at Randwick. The three principal events resulted as follows :—

The Craven Plate of 200sovs, with a sweep stakes of 6sovs oach to go to second horso. For three-year-olds and upwards. 1 mile and a quarter.

Mr J. T. Jost's b c Le Grand, 3yrs, by Epigram—Legend 1 Mr E. De Mestro's b c Ike, 3yrs ... 2 Hon. Jas. White's b c Segonhoe, 4yrs ... 3 This was a splendid race throughout, Lo Grand only winning by a neck from Ike. The A.J.C. Makes' Pkoduce Stakes, a sweepstakes of lOsovs each, 3 forfoit, with lOOsovs added. For thrco-year-olds; colts, Bst 101b ; fillies, Bst Mb. Tho second horse 10, the third horse 5 per cent, on tho gross amount of the prize, to be deducted therefrom. 1 milo and a quarter. 107 subscribers.

Mr J. Mundy's br c First Demon, by Gomma-de-Vorgy—Lilian 1 -Olga(?) 2 Mr J. Stewart's br c Kingsdale, by Mari byrnong—Rosedalo 3

The Sydney Handicap, a handicap sweep stakos of sbovs each, with 200sova added, hor three-year-olds and upwards. Second horso oObovb from tho prize. 1 mile and a-hall.

Mr J. Allsop ns gr h Yately, aged, by Warlike—Ariel 1

Mr J. Monaghan's br h Norman, 4yr5.... 2 Mr S. G. Cook's b g The Joker, 4yrs. ... 3

Melbourne, Thursday. Captain Rossi's Lord Lisgar (7st 81b) has been scratched for the Melbourne Cup.

PAKURANGA HUNT CLUB.

Races Fixed for Last Saturday In October,

There was a good attendance at the meet ing of the Pakuranga Hunt Club thia afternoon. Officers for tho ensuing year were elected as follows :—Judge. Mr Thomas Morrin; Starter: Mr E. P Donnelly ; Clerk of the Course :Mr Brown ; Clerk of the Scales: Mr W. F. Buckland ; Handicapper : Mr J. Kirkwood; Stewards: Messrs McLaughlan, J. W. Buller, J. M. Clark, A. Buckly, J.Dun nett, H. N. Smith, B. Tonks, A. Buckland, jun., Lushington, and Waterhouse. The races were arranged to take place on the last Saturday in October. We are requested to add that the hounds will meet to-morrow afternoon at the race course gate.

Auckland Sharemarket.

September 7tii. Moanataiari-Sellcrs, 1-s 6d Oueen of Beauty— is, 9s; sellers, S3 fid ScepLevel CrosV-3s9d; buyers 3s 8d; sellers, is Prince Imperial—42s; buyers, 40s; sellers, 42s Hand of Friendship—Buyers, 3s Cd Ivanhoe—2s 6s; sellers, 3s Waiorongomai-ls 2d; buyers, Is2d; sellers, 'sid Premier—Us ; buyers, Its Now Find—Buyers, 7s 3d Diamond Gully—3s; buyers, 2s Cd

Another Irish night is promised by Mr Pooloy for to-morrow, in continuation of Ins scries of popular Saturday concerts. The programme is attractive, embracing three Irish ballads by Miss Shanaghan ; "The Irish Emigrant" and "Come Back to Erin, by Mr Hanna; "Ob.Tempt Me Not," by Mr Burnham ; and "Kathleen Aroon,' by Mr Moreton. By special requestMadame Pooley will sing "The Kerry Dance," while the company, amongst other things, will sintr "The Meeting of the Waters" in concerted form. Miss Donovan is to be the leading instrumentalist, and will perform the fantasia "Martha," besides performing a duet with Mr Keeaing. The result of thia tempting bill of fate should be a crowded house.

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OV& OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

THAMES, this day.

Heir Schmitt's concert last night was a brilliant success. The Academy of Music was crowded. The violin solo received an enthusiastic encore. The concert is to be repeated to-night.

Russell, this day. The Wellington sails at 5 p.m. Pas sengers—Messrs Crossley, Nevin, Forbes, Eraser, Rev. Fell, Brown, Sawkins, and others, Strong westerly winds prevail. Sailed : Onward.

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Wellington, this day! House Burned Down. A cottage, situated in Sussex Square, owned and occupied by James Turner, was destroyed by fire last night. It was in sured for £li! oin the South British ofiice, and £130 in the London and Globe ; the furniture for £50; also in thelatter Company. The fire originated by the upsetting of a kerosine lamp. Wreck of a Cutter. The cutter Three Brothers, owned by Mr Georgo Thorn,, trading to Otaki, was wrecked at Kapiti during the north westerly gale on Wednesday. The crew wero landed safely. There was no insurance I on the vessel, which was a total loss.

Wkstport, this day. Steamer Aground. — Tho Passengers Landod In Cabs.

The steamer Grafton, from Nelson, when coming up the river last night, touched the bank at the north side of tho channel, a considerable distance inside the bar, shelved on the flat, and stuck there. The passengers wore brought ashoro in cabs when the tide fell. A portion of the cargo has also been landed: No damago has boen dqne to tho steamer, nnd she will most likely bo got off this afternoon.

Dunkdin, this day; Tho Standard Insurance Society have de clared an interiih dividend of 7j per cent;

ABBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE.

''Louis XI."

Tins play was repeated last night with Mr Sheridan in the title r6l» and the same cast of characters as on its first representation. There was again a largo audieneo, who testified by their repeated applause their admiration of tho masterly impersonation of the character of Louis by Mr Sheridan. The other members of tho company ably seconded his efforts—Miss Davenport, as the Dauphin, being much admirou for hor grace and naturalness. The season has now only two nights to run, so that thoso who have not yet scon the talented trage dian and company must lose no timo.

Miss Davenport's Benefit To-night.

To-night Miss Louise Davenport takos her benefit, on which occasion sho will appear an Camille, in tho drama of that name. In this character Miss Davenport aptxjars to tho best advantage, and thero will doubtless be a large audience to witness her acting of the part.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The wookly meeting of tlio abovo Board was held this afternoon. Prceont: Messrs 11, Lalshloy (chairman), W. F. Bucklaud, D. Goldlo. S. Luke.

Chaihman'b Report.—This report stated inter alia: (1) That repairs lind been made to the roof o£ tho Wcllosley-street School; (2) that an incrcuao of pupil teachers' salaries in terms of report of examination had been made to tuko effect from tho date (not beintf oarlior than >Ht January, 1883) at which thoy entered on their second "or third year of serYicc respectively ; (3) that chequos had been signed for £3,974 7s 3d, amount of toachers' salaries for August.

Gitls' High Sciiooi A telegram was re ceived stating that the £1000 vote in aid of tlio Girls' High School had passed through Parlia ment after considerable opposition. Howb-sthekt SonooL.—A telegram was re ccivod from Mr Hislop. Undor-Secretary for i Education, stating that tho Hoard's application for tho Howo - street Industrial School had come too lalo to bo dealt with this ses sion of Parliament, bnt that tho Govern ment would give it full consideration. In any ovont, tho building could not be handed over at tho time mentioned by tho Board, viz., December next. Telegrams wcro also received | from Messrs Mltchollson, Swunson, and Ilobhs, stating that Uie Minister had absolutely refused to hand ovor tbe building this session.—The Chairman said that tho Board was thorof jro forced Into tho positioriof rcnowingits occupancy for a longor or ghortor timo of tho present Wcs leyan building. He proposed that the matter should bo adjourned for a week, by which timo Mr Hobbs (who was both a member of the Boarfl i and a trustoo of tho Wcsleyan building) would havo returned. Alleged Misconduct of a Tkaclikr.— Tho following letter witli reference to a coso (re ported in our last lßSue) was recolved from Mr Worthington:—" oth September, J883: Sir,— I regrot to have to roport that I waa compolled to rcliove Mr W. J. Brown, assistant toachor, from duty after 12.3'1 p.m. to-day, as I did not consider ho was in a fit condition to have charge of his olass. lam at the samo time under the neces sity ot asking for his imniediato removal, as ho can, undor tho circuinstancos, no longor be usoful here, nor can I allow him again to take chargo of any part of tho school.— Yours, &c, HeS-ry Worthington, Head master. V. E. Rico Esq."—A lottor was also received from Mr W. J. Brown, stating that ho had absented himself from his duties, and on closing a noto from Dr. Boyntun. certifying that ho was sufforing from an ulcerated throat and nervious dobillty, which would prevent him from resuming duties for a weok.—The Chairman stated that at his direction a copy of tho corrpondenco had beon forwarded to the School Committee, with request that they would investigate the matter. —Mr Goldlo animadverted upon Mr Worthlngton'a, conduct in presuming to doclare that he would not allow Mr Brown to hold any position in tho school. Ho held that tho Head-master was arrogating to himself functions that ho did not possess, and ho thoroforo moved, "That Mr Worthington bo informed that the duty of head mastor is to report cases of irregularity to tho Committee, and that it Is for them and, not tho hcod-niaator to say whether tho person complained against shall bo ailowod to teach again or not." Tho Chairman agrcpd with Mr Golaie that tho Hcad-mastor had mistaken his functions.-Mr Buckland felt strongly in clined to censuro tho Head-master.—After some further discussion, it was agreed to postpone tho whole matter for a woek, ponding the Coin mittoo'B investigation. (Left Sitting.)

One Shilling.—F. J. Shoktt's popular Art Unions. By permission of tho General Government, I am goinß to hold anothor Grand Art Union, andcallspccialattention to the fol lowing :—lst. Ten prizes, all first-class oil paint- Ings by colcbratod artista. 2nd. All the prizes on viow in my shop; anyono can sco them. 3rd. Tho drawing will tako place in the Theatre, un dor the supervision of a coinmitteo chosen by tho subscribers present, and will bo open to the Press and public. 4th. All the blanks will be put in with tho prizo tickots, bo that ovory ono's ticket will bo called out—prize or blank. Country remittances cither In postago stamps or otherwise will receive tiokots by return post. Tho name and numbor of ticket of each winner will bo published in Star, "Herald," and " Weekly."—Francis J. Shortt,—Ono Shilling Tickets.—[Ad vt.]

A HIGHLY IMPORTANT OFFICIAL DOCUMENT.

Tho following is n, copy of ft letter from the Hon. John C. New, Assistant Secretary of tho United States Treasury, one of tho most distin guished men in America. It is sclf-explana- Treoaury Department, Washington, D.C., U.S.A., April 13, 1883. Tho Charles A. Vogoler Company, Baltimore, Maryland. Gentlemen,—lt is a source of satisfaction and pleasure to inform you that from my own per sonal experience and observation I am enabled to give St. Jacob* Oil my cordial recommenda- I have frequently noted the happiest results from its use, as a speedy and effective remedy for tho relief and cure of rheumatism and many other distressing painful ailmonts, and it is well worthy of all tho high praise that is said In its favour. Its magical effect has no doubt made it conquor pain—a familiar watchword in millions of homes. I congratulate you on being tho possessors of this remarkable agency of healing, and cannot but thank you for the benefit I have known to be derived'f rom its uso. Believe me, Gentlomen, Very ressectfully yours, JNO. C. NEW.

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THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1883.



Wanted. WANTED, two Working Engineers to proceed to Kaipara.—Apply Saturday morning, at Brown, Campbell and Co.'s office, Short land-street. . ANTED, 2 good Drivers, thoroughly accustomed to handle horses and pick and shovel: no other need apply.—Apply George Wilson, Nelson-street. ANTED, a Good Tailor ; also a Girl and Apprentice Boy ; wages from the commencement.—Apply J. Williams, Victoria street . WANTED, a smart Man fo garden; must bo a good milkur and able to manage horses.—Apply office of this paper. WANTED, a Situation by a thoroughly competent Bookkeeper (single or double entry); 10 years' experience in the timber trade. First-class recommendations. — Apply D_, Stah ollice. TTSTANTED, a .Man to Clean Straw TT berries.—Apply, to-morrow, to W. Fricki Gardener at Mr Edger's premises, Cur rent-street, Punsonby. ANTED, a Pupil for tho Dental Profession ; a good opportunity for a gentlemanly youth with mechanical ideas.— Apply to A.'\V. Chatliold, Surgeon Dentist, London Dentistry, IUO, Queen-street. ANTED) Strong Boys.—Auckland Timber Company (Limited), Customs street West __________ WANTED, v Smart Boy to assist with Bakers Cart and make himself useful. —Apply R. Farrell, Princes-street, Onehunga. ANTED.—A respectable Boy.— T. Booth, Butcher, Great North Road. ANTED, a good General Smith ; also a Boy.—Apply Dock Iron Works, Customs-street West. WANTED, to-morrow, Cook, Parlour maid, references required; Housemaids, General Servants, town and country ; 10 Miners, Grooms. Farm Hands.—Heighten and Co. WANTED, Re-engagement as Houso keeper ; experienced in cooking and housohold management—Address Beta, (Stak ofllec. WANTED, immediately, a respeetablo Middle-aged Woman to lake chargo of v Young Child J references as to health and character indispensable. — Applications atl dressod to "K.G.," Stak olllce, will bo attended to WANTED, a good Cook ; also a House maid, Parlourmaid, and Girl to assist in the house nnd do plain Sewing.—Apply Mrs Juck's Servant Registry Ofllcc, Mount Edeii Road. WTANTEI), Experienced Housemaid.— T T Apply to Mrs Richmond, Cambridge Houso, Vineent-utreot ANTED, a Girl about 15 to make herself generally useful. — Apply Darby's Dining Rooms, 2'j Queen-etreet. WANTED, a Strong Girl of 15 or 16 years.—Apply Mrs Jas. Haslett, next Grey's Factory, Eden Crescent, between 1 and 2 o'clock, or after 7. "iI_7"ANTED, ti Tailoretsses and Improvers T T for the wholosalo trade—Apply J. 11. Dalton's Factory, Excelsior Hall, Nowton, or Victoria-street East ANTED, Apprentices to tlie Millinery and Straw-working.—Apply Co Mrs Soiiiervllle.late Mrs Rountrco, Wellesley-street WANTED, immediately, Apprentices and Improvers to tho dressmaking.— Apply to M. Bewlckc, .13, Victoria-street TIfrANTED, one or two Single Gentle- T T men Boarders In Privato Residence; good bath and spacious rooms. —Apply Mrs Kemblc, Vincent-street. WANTED, by a single young man, Board and 14csldence in privato family, within 15 minutes' walk of Post-office.—Apply, giving address, to Omega, Stak Olllce. WANTED, 2 Furnished Rooms a few minutes' walk from Post-ofllce. — "A.U.K.," Stak office. WANTED, Tenders for Clearing about 15 Acres Ti-treo Scrub; use of houso free.—Apply not later than 4 o'clock, Monday, IOUi Inst, to _, \V. Alison, Estate Agent, Beach Road, Devonport. ANTED, Old and Now Customora to know that C. Hopkins nnd Co. have taken ovor the business of the Central Drapery, top of Hobson-Btrect WANTED, a Partner in a Rising Bum ncßS; turn-ovor about £3,000 yearly ; capable of being doubled in a short time with increased capital. A single man preferred with about £COO to £800.—Apply "Business," Stau Office. WANTED, to Borrow for 12 months or more £500. Security valued at £1,600._| Apply "Security," Star Office. W~~ ANTED, second-hand Metal Garden Roller (cheap).-Apply D.8., oflico of this paper. TTTTANTED, Buyers for Compressed Oi V T Touguo, Boiled Corn Beef. Boiled Ham; Brawn, 4d per lb; Sausages. Sd ; Pork Sausage, (id ; German Sauaage, Oil; Black Pudding, 5d ; SavnloyH, id oaoh ; Mutton, 2d: Beof, 2d ; Roast Beef, 3d, 3*d, Id, and sd.—G. Hl-LMU, Butcher, Queen-street ANTED, ovorybody to know that J. If. Hnnnan is Opening a New Drapery and Clothing Shop m Victoria-street on Friday 7th Suptomher. 18S3. ANTEI), Everyone wanting Office or Shop Fitting, Alterations, Additions, &c, to call on J. M. Haslett, Bliildor, Fort- Btrcct WANTED, a Partner with Capital to join a practical brickmaker on equal terms.—Apply to E. Portor and Company, Iron mongers, Queen-street. W~~ ANTED.—When you nre in Hobson street call and boo tho largo and choico stock of Mosgiel Tweods jtißt opened for tho coming season, at Munro and Mllllgan's. ANTED, the Ladlicl to know that Munro and Milligan havo secured tho eerviccß of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all Its branches on the shortest notice. ANTED! WANTED I WANTED! To Sell, vory cbcup, 200 cases of Cooking Apples, 51bs for Is; 2d per lb- by tho aino; Specked Apples, 6d per fcitful; oranges, 8 for 6d. Now is the timo to make («hcan) applojam. Oranges, 5s 6d and 7s 6d tho case; Lemons, 8 for Gd, must bo sold. Bo in time.—H. Watt, Pitt street WANTED to Purchase, twogood second hand 100-gaUon Tanks.—Apply Stau ofllec. WANTED, Purchasers for Mangolds in any quantity.—Apply Fisher and Co., Queon-atroet WANTED, to Sell, New Sydney Drays and Heavy Spring Carts, at reduced prices.—Owen Kelly, Royal Oak, Onehunga. WANTED, to Rent, a 6-roomed House, neighbourhood of Ponsonby ; sfatu rent. —T. It. Stak Ofllcc. WANTED to Rent, a Fivo-roomod Cottage near to Quccn-streat—Address Cottage, Star Offlco. WANTED to Let, a Well-furnished Room in Hobson-strcct dwirlour); board if required. — Apply Mrs Penny, Registry, Hobson-strect TI7"ANTED, TENDERS FOR A LEASE. To bo Lot by Tonder, on Leaso for a term not oxcoeding twclvo years, the proporty formerly occupied by tho Into Mr John Morgan, on tho Mount Roskill Road. There is a six-roomed dwolling-houßo and stable, with 14 acres land laid down in grass and orchards, and con veniently subdivided. Tho proporty Is situated in an elevated posi tion on tho Mount Roekill Itoad, within three miles from the Post>ofllee, and will be lot in n good state of repair. Tendors are invited for a loaseof a part or the whole of tho proporty as per plan and particulars at my office. The lowest or any tondor not necessarily accepted. Thoro is an excellent vinery, which should produce a half-a-ton of grapes thin year. Tenders w|H bo received up to bATURDAY, Bth inst F. G. F.WINGTON. Estato Agent (Next to the " Herald " Olllce). XVT ANTED KNOWN, A. ADAMS wishes to inform his frionds and the public that ho has commonced businoss as Tailor and Clothior in Groy-Btreet, opposite Mr A. Young'E Grocery Store, and has opened up a well-assorted stock of English and Colonial Tweeds. It is his intention to carry on a strictly cash trade, sc that ho may bo enabled to give his customers 'the very best valuo for their money. WAITED KNOWN, that anyGontleman of Auckland whe is suffering from Rheumatism I will Cure Free of Charge. A PAINLESS AND POSITIVE CURE FOIi CORNS. A CURE FOR WORMS. PROFESSOR ELLIS treats all diseases and complaints. He otters to the public that anj case of disease (not too far advanced) which he treats, where a complete cure is not effected, he refunds half the fee. Secret Complaints ol young men cured.—Note tho address: No. SOB Quecn-strcot (next Young Women's Instituto) Hours; From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. WANTED KNOWN—That I havo i Large Stock of Plain and Ornamental BuffTerra-cotta Chimney Pots, over thirty pat terns to select from at 2s each and upwards. No Chimney is complete without one, especially if troubled with smoke or rain.—Geo. Boyd Ncwtoii Pottery. ANTED KNOW N.—Bricks. Mechanics' Bay Yard, in any quantity Lowest market prices.—Gco. Cozens, Agont, 85 Queon-street ANTED KNOWN —Just Opened, New Goods for Spring; largo variety and bost quality guaranteed. Small profits anc quick returns at Jas. Davoy's, Tailor, No. 2 Vulcan Lane. WANTED Known.—A splendid lot o: Cooking Apples just received, anc which will bo sold for 2d per lb, or 71bs for Is also, splendid Oranges, reduced to lOd per dozer —at Gibbons's Fruit Depot, Victoria-street (thirc shop from Hobaon Hotel). WANTED KNOWN. - In Jewellery, Charles Kelsey & Co. keep none of th; many close imitations of Gold and Silver, bul real Gold and real Silver only.—Charles Kclscj & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Clothing Cheap Clothing!—At J. H. Hannan's Draper, Victoria-street WANTED KNOWN.—Charles Kelsej and Co. confine themselves (in Jewel lory) entirely to real Gold and Silver.—Charle: Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrin's', Iron mongers. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber Cheai'Timber! And all other kindi of Building Materials, can be purchased cheapei and better than anywhere else at the yards o: P. Golpie, Albert-street. ANTED KNOW, that we have re ceived another shipment, ex Clansman of Canterbury Seed and Kidney Potatoes, alsi primo Oamaru Derwents, not to bo excelled ii the market—Da vies, McMillan and Company 13 Customs-Btreet, near H, B, Morton's,



Wanted. WANTED TO PURCHASE (cheap), a small Model Steam Engine.—Apply by , letter, stating terms, to " Engine," Star office. ANTED KNOWN, Late of Frosh Bargains at all my shops. Particulars soon in both the STAB and " Herald."—W. H. i Dampier. WANTED Known.—Rev T. MeKgnzie Frascr will Lecture on " Dr. Chalmers" i in St. James's Hall on THURSDAY, 13th, at 8 . o'cluck. Admission, Is. ANTED KNOWN—The Cheapest Place for all kinds of Boots and Shoes i is Tapp and Co.'s, Victoria-street (opposite Hob son Hotel). Evening Shoes, 5s (id; Men's Water ' tights 10s • BluchCTM, trom 7s 6d; Ladies Kid _?k, from 5s Ikl; Button Boots at equally Cheap 1 ltatcs. Inspection Invited; ANTED KNOWN — The New Vic toria Photo Album at Charles Kelsey & ' Co.'s., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Drapery ! W Cheap Drapery! —J. 11. Hannan's, Draper, Victoria-street. ; "TV/- A N T E^D^ KNOW N. Can a Good Thing bk too Widely Known 1 Testimony daily to hand to tho unmistakable effects of. our tIV E R TON IC, For Heartache, Indigestion, Biliousness, Piles, and Costiveness. 1b (id and 2s a bottle. Is it Round Worms or Thread Worms that you arc sull'cring from, or your Children? Got at orco our WORM POWDERS, CAKES, OB TONIC SYRUP. Is it Tape Worm J—Our remedies nre saf« and CU DIAURHCEA AND DYSENTERY. No Family should be without our Mixture, either Powder or Liquid. Is each. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, Of tho best and purest quality, lorall Impurities of the Blood. 2s Cd a bottlo. GENUINE HOP' BITTERS, 2a Gd BOTTLE. All orders promptly attended to. Consulta tion, personal or by letter, frco o£ charge. NEIL & CLIFFORD, Botanic Dispensary, Wellebley-st. East, Auckland. \vr ANTED KNOWN. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Made up in 2-1 Hours' Notico. The Managing Dressmaker being Mrs Spain, whose STYI—, WOIIKMANSHIP, AND IIT Are so well known, and second to nouo. Our Charges are below Quoen-atrcot Prices. A L VRGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &c, &c. Ladi»s' Own Materials Mado Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES, Is 6d PER YARD. New Dark Tartan Checked Lustres, lid por yd. 300 PAIRS KID GLOVES, Is 11d PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, 1883. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Emporium, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Gazette In Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of " Tho Dobtors and Credi tors Act, >578," and it.i amendments, and of tho Bankruptcy of Fkank Hotiiam King, of Onehunga, Clerk, a Debtor. This is to notify that Frank Hotham King, of Onehunga, in tho Provincial District of Auck land, nnd Colony of Now Zealand, Clerk, has tliis day Hied a statement that ho is unablo to meet his engagements with his Creditors; the First Meeting of Creditors to be held at tho Supremo Court-house, Eden-stroet, Auckland aforesaid, on THURSDAY, tho thirteenth day of September, 1883, at twolvo o'clock noon. Dated this seventh day of September, 1883. G. W. BASLEY. Deputy Registrar. Lvsk „ Burton, Solicitors for tho Dobtor, Auckland. Highway Board Notices. "VTORTH SHORE HIGHWAY DIS -1> TRICT. It. Is hereby notified that a Petition, duly signed, according to tho " Road Boards Act, M 2" will bo presontcd to tho Waltomata County Council at their Sitting in October no_t, for a division of the abovo District, and praying the Council fo constitute a new Road [Board District, as described by tho following, nnd a plan of which can bo seen at Mr Seaman bOIIIco, Now Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland. All thoso lands bounded on the cast by part of a right lino from the south-west anglo of Dacrc's claim to tho north-east angle of Allotment No. SMI, of tho Parish of Takapuna ; tho eastern boundaries of Allotments Nos. 14, '16,1 7, and 2V , tho northern boundaries of Allotments Nps. ir7, K6, and IrS, tho western boundaries of Allotments Nos. 102, and 107, the southern boundaries of Allotments Nob. 99, 100, and 101; tho eastern boundaries of Allotments, Nob. !<7, 9, and 8 ; tho Bouthorn boundary of Allotment No. 8; tho castorn boundary of Allotment No. 4 ; southern boundary of part of Allot ment 4; eastern boundary of the western portion of Allotmont No. 50; and part of Allotments Nos. 68 and 50; thencoby high wator-mark of Littlo Shoal Bay to Birkcnhcad. On tho Bouth by tho Waltcmaln River to Kauri Point. And on the west by tho Wnitenmta River and Lucas's Crook to the commencement of tho road forming tho southern boun darios of Allotments N0b.229, 330, and 231 of the Parish of Pukoatua; tbonco by tho said road until it intersects tho rightlino boforo described, including all roads ; traversing tho lands within Iho before mentioned boundaries. Tenders. Public Works Office, ' Auckland, August 29,1883. WRITTEN TENDERS will bo recoived at this Oflico until noon of WEDNES DAY, 12th Hoptombcr, 1883, for Supplying and ■ Erecting Fittings to tho Court-house, To Aroha. ' Plans, specifications, and conditions of contract . can be scon at this Oflico, and at the Post-offlco, . To Aroha. Tendon) must be addressed to the i Hon. the Minister for Public Works, Auckland, ! and marked outside, "Tender for Fittings to Court-houso, To Aroha." Tho lowest or any . tender not necessarily accoptcd. By command. w< HAIM, District Engineer. Public Works Oflico, [ Auckland, Soptember 5,1883. ' TI7RITTEN TENDERS will bo ro -1 TT ceived at this Oflico until noon of J SATURDAY, tho 15th Sept,, 1883, for supplying ' and performing the necessary works for Addi ! tions to tho Post and Telegraph Station Build ings at Warkworth. Plans,. Specifications, and - Conditions of Contract can bo scon at this Oflico, and at tho Post-olllco, Warkworth. Tondors ' must be addressed te the Hon. tho Minister for Public Works, Auckland, and marked outside, J "Tenderfor Additions to Post and Telegraph , Station." The lowest or any tender not neces sarily accepted. By command. . J W. H. HALES, ; District Engineer. ] rfTO CARPENTERS. 1 EXTENSION OF TIME. Tenders will bo received until noon on ' WEDNESDAY, tho 10th inst,, for tho Erection f of a Shop and Photographic Gallery, New ' market. , _ ~,, Plans, &c, top floor, Hoffmann s Buildings. • F. W. GREY, r ' Architect, 1 m O CARPENTERS. 1 Tenders will bo received until noon of '' THURSDAY, September 13th, for Additions ■ and Alterations to Shop in Queen-street, EDWARD BARTLEY, , Architect { m O CARPENTERS. Tenders wanted for a Cottage, Great North - Road, until noon, 10th B^™% i Architect. I rfTO SHIPBUILDERS. Tenders are required for the Building of a - Cutter about 10 tons. Specifications to be seen , at the offlco of M. T. Clayton, 30, Insurance 3 Buildings, where tenders will be received up to t Noon of MONDAY, 10th inst. Lowest or any j tender not necessarily accepted. TO BRICK AND DRAIN TILE MAKERS. Tenders are wanted till noon on TUESDAY / next, the 11th inst., for mating Bricks and two - and three-inch Drain Tiles at per 1,000, on the s propery known as the Waitemata Pottery, . Hoosonville (Contractors to have use of Kilns, Sheds, and Machinery, all in good working - order). C9al found for burning, or not, as ■ agreed, which must be stated in tender. 8 R. C. GREENWOOD, r Secretary A.B. and T. Co. (Limited), f 129, Queen-Btreet. - m E ND E E S WANTED. Tho Newmarket Local Board of Health want 0 Tenders for Removal of Night Soil. t Particulars to be had of Secretary. 1 • F. G. CLAYTON, Chairman,



miscellaneous Wanted*. TO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY— I £15,('O0 worth of Clothing and Drajiory.'at Samuel Coombcs'B Now Shop, only for this i week, before commencing alterations. j ' ARG'AINS—IOO pieces Lustre (extra quality, beautiful shades), to be cleared at I IJd per yard. This lot is ono-third the regular j price.—This week only, at S. Coombcs and Co.'s. ' 6VD EACH.—Ladies' Embroidered Cuffs : & and Collars reduced from 2s 9d; Ladies' i Lace Sleeves reduced from 7s Gd to 3d; Child- ' ren's Jackets and Uyde Parks Is each; these bargains for a few days only, at S. Coombes and \ CO/3. | WE GIVE AWAY — Homespuns, at 4Jd per yard; Estamone Serges, 6Jd, : worth Is 4d; Black Cashmeres. Tory fine, at Is | 3d.—This week only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. Lr 4\A\ AVOHTH of Ladies' Under- j *.f\y\J clothing to be sold at one-third i usual price. Lots slightly soiled will be cleared very cheap.—For this week, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. ■ _„____ WORTH of Calicoes, ' C)\7\7\7 Shirtings. Flannels, Blan kets, etc/, very cheap. Wo sell Crewdson's Cali coes at 2Jd per yard, for a few days, at S. ' Coombes and Co.'s. I ILLINERY and MANTLES — Our object in making such a sacrifice is to ; clear this portion of our Stock.—Bargains for ; everyone this week at S. Coombes and Co.'s. ! ry> A DOZEN HEMMED HANDKER- ' 4 €>\f CHIEFS, at Is lid per dozen; 1,000 Bundles Hosiery to be Sold at Nominal Prices, for a few days only, at S. Coombcs and Co. s.> , FOR SALE, Good Flannel—l,ooo yds j Good Flannel, 7}d per yd; 50 Honeycomb Quilts, 2s lid each ; 100 yds Sheeting, 7Jd por yd; 10 doz White Turkish Towels, BJd each.-This 1 , weok only, at S, Coomlies and Co.'s. : DVICE TO THE PUBLIC-As this ' Salo does not last for ever, we advise tho ( Public to make thoir purchases of Clothing and J Drapery this week, and savo 10s in the £.—S. j 1 Coombes and Co.. ■ OOT TRADE. — AVanted, 12 good ' Henchmen and 10 first-class Flnishors. . Wages.—Apply R. Hannah and Co., Wellington. . BOOT AND SHOE TRADE.—Wanted, ' good Bench Hands: also, good Fitter.— Apply W. McArthur nnd Co., Upper Queen- v, stroet. ____ . _ COOPER Wanted to Rout Shop in Cam- j bridge, near Railway Site; job to com mence with; good oponing.—D. Richardson, j Cambridge. ( URE FOR INDIGESTION — TONIC 1 BALSAM ;-a Genuine Livor Regulator. ; Price, 3s a bottlo.-SHARLAND & CO. (oppo- ' eito Post-offlce.) R, ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL i AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular l medicino of tho day. Price, 2s fid a box.-Colo J nial Agents, SiUKLANi>&Co.,'oppositethePoet- v office. j HEATHENISM IN MELBOURNE.— J Sco "New Zealand Froo Press," Satur- « day, Bth September, IBBX Prico, Twopence. c MARK'S, REMUERA. } Owing to Mr Rhodes having accepted an l appointment at Pitt-street Church, a Principal t Bass is required at St. Mark's. _~,..., -j The position of Director of tho Clioir, jointly S with the position of Bass, or separately, is » ofl'ercd to compotent applicants. Stipend is no object to gontlemon of good abilities. For duties.^crms, &c, apply by letter _ to the Organist of the Church. For Sale. FOR SALE, Eight-roomed Residence T and Out-buildings, with six acres first class volcanic soil in grass. All in good order. —Apply E.E.H., Post office, Epsom. OR SALE, Cheap, a first-class Cabinet maker's Tool Chest—For address apply o Stah office. , T?(0R SALE, cheap, on woekly payments, „ JD 2 Nieo AHotment« in ccntro of Now market.—Box SOU, Poßt-oflico. Oil SALE, a 48-inch Bicyclo, ball bearings, Cheap.—Apply E.A., Star office. FOR SALE, £230, £10 cash, balance wookly payments, New Cottage; four | rooms: large allotment,—W. V. Stovens, Hlgh stroet Chambors. ■ OR SALE, Rosebank, Avondalo, 18 acres First-olass Land, unimproved, closo t to Whau creek ; river frontage. Price, £33 por acre.—Apply 1). F. Evanß, Queon-street (875) FOR SALE, Now Windsor, near Avon dale, 21 acres really Good Land, part ploughed and fenced, closo to Mount Albert and . in a rising district. Prlco, £20 per aero.-Apply D. F. Evans, Queen-street. (°<) , OR SALE, AVaikomiti, close to railway station, 110 Acres of really good and well sheltered Land; good spring. First-class for fruit growing. —D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street. (*"G) OR IMMEDIATE SALE (Bond-street, near Surrey Hill Estate), pretty Verandah COTTAGE: four rooms and scullery, large cel lar for wood, coal, or washhouse. The Cottage is well built and almost new; fitted with register grates, Leamington range, gas, and other com forts. Freehold Allotment, 33 x 108. Price, only £270.—D. F. Evans. House and Land Agent. (700) OR SALE, Russell-street, off Great , North Road, Pretty Verandah Cottage of ( four rooms, scullery, tanks, good garden with brick paths ; section woll drained; gas fittings nnd other conveniences. A vory choap and desirable proporty.-Apply to Mr Hollingsdrako, j on tho promises; or to D. F. Evans, Land Agent, J Qnccn-strcet, 88° FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, a very desir able VILLA RESIDENCE, almost new, j md well finished; fitted with registers, cup- : boards, &c.; good outbuildings, such as wajih houso, fowlhouse, &c. The Ground is about an Aero in oxtont, drained, and tastefully laid out and planted with Fruit and Ornamental Irecs; shelled walks. In all, a very pretty place. Mag nifleont view; Situate Wallacc-st, Ponßonby, near the new wharf, and 'bus posses the door. Price, only £750. -D. F. Evans. Land Agent, Queen-street. H1) FOR SALE, a Very Comfortable Resi dence, 8 rooms, convorsatory, bath-room, wash-house, and out-houses. The House is fitted with -wardrobe, bookcase, sideboard, gas stovo and gas fittings, bath (water laid in), tanks pump, woll, &c; with nice garden, &c. Price only SG7S, of which only £76 need bo paid in cash, balance can stand at 7 per cent. Situate near Mr Blnncy's, off Uppor Queen-street.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agont, Quecn-Btreet. (CSli) "VTORTH SHORE.—Building Allotment, i3l 50 _ 150. Flagstaff Road (best part); price, &i per foot. Also, Houso of 8 rooms, large allot ment, maginitlcent viow, 5 minutes walk from wharf; price, £5.t0.-H. Tanner, 8, Quoon-strcct. UILDING Allotments for Salo at Green Lano, Ellerelio.—Apply to Jano Smith, Dmpor, Queon-strcct i , BIRKENHEAD.— o2 ACRES within 20 minutes' walk, on tho main road, with kauri, rich soil, good water. Prico, £25 por acre. —Apply to W. F. Hammond & Son, Quocn-st. PEKIN DUCK EGGS For Salo.— Apply Arthur's Mart, TO PERSONS FURNISHING. - For Sale, cheap, the Furniture of a 7-roomed House Including nearly new Piano. Drawing room Suite Bed-room Furniture, Kitchen Uten sils, &c.-Apply on tho promises, Mr Thompson, Union-Btrect. facing Sale-stroot. WELLINGTON-STREET.— Fine large corner, 110x155; House 5 rooms, fowl houses, Orchard. Opposito Wood's, butcher. Cheap; a good investment. MOUNT EDEN.-Fino Building Allotments; volcanio soil; convenient to town. £2 per foot. NORTH SHORE.-A few Acres noar Chelten ham Beach; £100 per aero. Likely to SOU for double tho money a few months honco. Also, HOUSES of all si7.es and all prices. No pains spared to suit intending purchasers. MONEY to LEND on Freehold security. BENJ. TANNER, 8, Queen-street. FG EWINGTON, Estate Agent ( (Established 18 years). GOOD HOUSE For Salo in llary-Btreot, 1 ALLOTMENT For Salo by tho Beresford "'hOUSe'"with gas and Wator laid on, corner °^\INDfD aCOI» NALLO™ENT (for a butcher's shop) at Rocky Nook. COTTAGES Built to suit purchasers on high volcanic land at Rocky Nook. „ A PRETTY COTTAGE in Duko-strcet, New ton (£250), and ono on Mount Roskill Road <£ HOUSE behind St. David's Church For Sale. WANTED TO BUY, Queen-street Property. Apply to f7g. EWINGTON. PIANO.— For Salo, that fine upright Grand, used at Mr Gooch's Concort; a Bargain to persons wanting a good instrument, —ORGANS For Sale, just unpacked, fourteen stops, two kneo swells, suitable, for small churches. They aro tho best cvor imported.- HARMONIUMS, five octaves, two pedals, in good order; priced 10 S .-H ARMONIUk walnut rase, thrco stops, in good order ; pneo £12.- PIANOS by Bord, Rosewood and Walnut Cases, at £21 and £36.-PIANOS, German, Iron Frames, £34.—Tho abovo now on view at MR THOS. H. WEBB'S, Oak Houso, Hobson-street, 3 doors from Cook-street. Goodson's London Arcade. See Gtoodson's London Arcade. th-Tfire ! At Goodson's being confined to the reserve stock in the packing-room, the Arcado is uninjured, and our friends need have no approhension of hjing supplied with any goods damaged by fire or water, the whole having been disposed of and removed from the promises. Never wao the stock equal or tho arrangements so com plete as at the present time. In Gold and Silver Jewellery, Clocks and Watches (all warranted) we have a magnificent assortmontof the newest designs, at prices defying competition. We make no virtue of keeping only Pure Jewellery, as to meet the requirements of our extensive business we endeavour to supply tho most artistic imitation, and offer it at a price within the reach of all. The increasing demand for Abyssinian Gold has led us to import largely, and we have just opened the largest and most comprehensive assortment we have yet received, and invite inspection of its display in our Vic toria-street Jewellery Window. In Gold-cased (still a great favourite) and Silverine we have 6ome great specialties. Jet being greatly in demand, we have a splendid stock of the newest designs. See Gtoodson'S London Arcade. Ncte the addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE^AWKLAN'D. LONDON OFFICE: 68, S_ Mary Axe,



To Let. TO LET, 1 Unfurnished Room with use of kitchen, 5 niinutcs' walk from Queen street.—Apply Star oIHco. _____ TO LET, at Newmarket, nice Cottage, 5 rooms, 10s per week.—Apply to F. G. Clay ton^ * TO LET, a Four-roomed Cottage, with scullery: rent, 10s per week.—Apply to P. Hastings, Charlotte-street, Now North Road. TO LET, at Mount Eden Road, a four roomed Cottufrc, opposite St. Barnabas's Ulmrcli.—Apply Mrs Cole, Mount Eden. T~ 0 LET, Shop and Dwelling in Pitt street.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estate Agent. finO LET, in Newmarket, a nearly new JL five-roomed Cottage; 12s per week.—W. niul J. Fraser, Land Agents, Queen-Btract. T 0 LEL, a Brick Shop and Dwelling, corner of Pitt and Vincent-streets; every convenience.—Apply W. J. Offer, Pitt-ststrcct TO LET, two new four-roomed Cottages, with sculleries, in Jervois Road, Ponsonby (near ton of Clarence-street.) — Apply W. G. Allen, Clarence-street, Ponsonby. . O~L'ET, at Ellerslio, a new 7-roomed House, with garden and out-houses.— Apply T. Whcwell, Id, Insurance Buildings, or it Hunt's Store, EllcrsHo, close to the Railway 3tation. TO LET, a Large Brick Building of two stories, suitable for a manufactory; plenty of water, and close to the city. Rent moderate.—Apply to Mr Morley, P. 0., Eden ferrace. TO LET, Durham House, North Shore, containing 10 rooms: furniture to be sold at valuation.—Apply Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 123, Qucen-Btreet 0 LET, from 10th inst., at Arch Hill, Shop and Dwelling of five rooms, two-stall Stable, gas and water, now held by J. Rowe as ireneral store.—Apply Y. Warren, Karangahape iioad. TO LET, in Vincent-street, a good Four roomed Cottage.—Apply J. Hasten, Bol tnont House, Vincent-street. TO LET, tho unexpired term of Lease of Premises in Customs-street, now in the occupation of Hancock and Co., Bottlers and Wino and Spirit Merchants.—Apply Hancock lnd Co. O LET, those Centrally Situated Premises lately occupied by tho Southern Produce Co., and directly opposito Messrs T. md S. Mornn and Go's, Queen-street. Ono of the best stands in the City.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent. Queen-street. "DOWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas JL mains, in the City and suburbs of Auck and Engines from J to 100 h.p. indicated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 cubic feet of (fas per ndicated horse-power per hour for the larger lizes, to 25 feet for tho smaller. Suitable for Engineers, Woodworkers. Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Fodder Dealers, Malstors,- Sausage Makers; &c, &c, md for Amateurs' Lathes and Fret Saws. The iiigine cuts firewood at 2d per ton, and at inter nittent hoisting work the cost U sometimes us ow as Is 8d per day for a Si h.p. engine, the mgino running all day. Thirty-fl ye Otto Gas Sngines are now erected in Auckland, lor crins and conditions, apply to the Secretary Vuckland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street. Sizes in stock-J, 1, 2, 3i, 8,12 h.p. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. diversion of manning (formerly eden-street), karangahape Ward. Notico is hereby given that a Special Meeting if the City Council will be hold on THURSDAY, )ctober the sth, to confirm a resolution diver ing tho course of Manning (formerly Eden ltrOOt)- P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofilco, September CUi, 1883. 269 piTY OF AUCKLAND, METER WATER SUPPLIES. Quarterly Accounts rendered for above supplies requiro to bo paid at orice. r. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Oflico, September sth, 18S3. pilY OF AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. GRAFTON WARD. 6KVEHN-STHEKT NUOENT-BTKEKT AUBURN-STREET burleigii-street, and MOUNT EDEN ROAD (from junction of Symonds-strcet to junction of Gaol Road). It is hereby notified that it Is tho intention of [ho City Council of Auckland to fix the levels of the abovenamed streets in Grafton Ward. Plans may be seen in the City Engineer's Oflico, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all persons interested horem, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will bo heard on THURSDAY, the 12th day of October, 1883. All objections must bo mado in writing, addressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less than ten days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. Pi A, PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clork's Offlco, _~ September 7th, 18S3. 268 niTY OF AUCKLAND, FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that it is tho intention of fl\o City Council o£ Auckland to fix the levels GAOL ROAD (from KyberPass Road to Mount Eden Road), And also PART OF JERMYN-STREET (from Fort-stroot to Emily Place into Shortland atreet and Eden Crescent). Plans may bo seen in tho City Engineer's Office, High-street, Auckland, within office hours, and all porsons interested herein, or liable to bo aggricvod thoroby, will be heard by the City Council at a Meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, tho 13th day of September, 1883. All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to them not less than ten days beforo tho day appointed on which to hoar objection!,. _ PHILIPS , Town Clerk, Town Clerk's Ofllcc, August 11,1883. 212^ Gazette Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of estates settled by Jons Rout, by deed datod the twontieth das of August, 1860, and in tho matter ol " The Leases and Sales of Settled Estate; Act, 1865_ and " The Leases and Sales en Settled Estates Act Amendment Act 187 M," and in tho matter of tho petition o; Alexandor Macdonald, Samuel Rout and James Hout, filed herein. Pursuant to the above-montlohcd Acts, notici Is hereby given that on tho twenty-ninth day 0 August, 1883, tho above-named petitioners pro scnted their petition to His Honor Thorna: Bannatyno Gillies, Enq., praying that thii honourablo Court would grant an order direct ing that the land described in tho said petition being part of Allotment Twenty-nine of Sectioi Four of the City of Auckland, togethor with tin School-house thereon erected, should be sold, am that ono-fourth of tho proceeds of such sah should bo paid to tho Trustees of tho Onehungi Congregational Chapel, and that the balanco bi invested in the purchase of other land to be holt upon the liko trusts as aro expressed in the sale deed of tho twontieth day of August, 1860, anc that the Trustees of such land so purchasec should have power to erect a Church am School-house thereon. And notice is hercb; also given that tho petitioners will be: hear; by this honourable Court on WEDNESDAY the twonty-sixth day of September, 1883, a eleven o'clock in tho forenoon or as soon there aftor as counsel can bo heard. And that thi petitioners may be served with any ordor o Court or of a Judgo in Chambers or any notice relating to tho subject of the said petition at th< office of the undorslgncd, situated at 42, Short land-street, in I ho City of Auckland. Dated this thirtioth day of August, 1883. SAMUEL JACKSON, Petitioners' Solicitor, 42, Shortland-stroet IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEV ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT In the matter of the estates settled by Jon: Rout, by deeds dated the 7th day c April, 852, and Ist day of April, 1854. an in the matter of " The Leases and Sale of Settled Estates Act, 1865," and "Th Leases and Sale 3of Settled Estates At Amendment Act, 1879," and in the matt* of the petition of Alexander Macdonal and Joseph Potter, filed herein. Pursuant to the above-mentioned Acts, notic is hereby given that on the twenty-ninth day < August, 1883, the above-named petitioners pr< sented their petition to His Honor Thome Bannatyno Gillies, Esquire, praying that th honourable Court would grant an order direc ing that the land described in tho said petitioi beine part of Allotment Twenty-nino of Scctio Nunibor Four, of the City of Auckland, togcthi with the Chapel thereon erected, and known ( the Congregational High-street Chapel, Bhoul bo sold, and that one-fourth of the proceedsm such sale should be paid to the Trustees of th Onehunga Congregational Chapel, and that tt balance be invested in the purchaselol* land to be-held upon the like trusts asa.ro c pressed in the said deeds of the ** d»rs~P_ 1851, and that the Trustees of suchlano so P chased should have power to erect aw and School-house thereon. And np'ico w also given that *o pcUtionore «vi y _, this honourable Court o^bcr. tS3, at eleve twenty-sixth <Jay of Septcmoc , thcrcnftcr n o'clock in the forcnoon.^r j > the tuionor Petitioners' Solicitor, 12, Shortland-street.



Lectures. ; pOlf SONB V HALL. AN EVENING WITH CHARLES DICKENS. MR W. H. WARREN Will deliver an Essay on the Writings of the Late Chaki.es Dickexp, on THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, 7th Sept., In Aid of the Funds of All Saints' Sunday- School, Synopsis: - Introductory: " Oliver Twist," "Pickwick Papers," " Jliidfog Reports, " Barnaby Rudgo," " David Copporfleld, "Nicholas Nickleby," "Boots at the Holly Tree Inn," " Auntio." Five Minutes Interval. " Power of Hysterics." " Coppcrileld s hngagc mont," "At the Ferry."—Conolunion. Doors open at 7.30 o'clock; to commence at 8. On this occasion Mr Warren will be assisted by Miss Culpan, who has kindly consented tc sing " Auntie " and " At the Ferry." Educational. ■VTOTICE TO TEA CHE RS. In order to ensure the efficient teaching in the Schools of Gymnastic Exebcises, bciioor. MaxagEMBHT, Dhawixo, and Sinring, it ie necessary that all uncertificatcd Hetul Teachers and all Assistant Teachers (whether certificated or mot) residing within reasonable distance oi Auckland, attend tho TBAINIKB Classes on SATURDAYS, until they severally obtain a certificate from the Inspector that they are duly qualified to teach the subjects, or unless they produce satisfactory evidence that they are, for the time being, physically unfit. Byorderoftheßourd. NcEvrE _ mcE _ Secretary. Note.—The fines in future will be strictly en forced, subject only to the exceptions above named. Every excuse for absence on account of illness must be counter-signed by some responsible person—a medical man, parent, or guardian—ana must be sent in not later than the day to which it relates. Sporting. A VONDALE GRAND -PIGEON ___ MATCH (Under the Hamlky Gun Clcb Rules) Will take place at Avondalo on SATURDAY next, tho Bth inßt., at 2 p.m. sharp. SWEEPSTAKE OPEN TO ALL-COMERS. fi RAND BILLIARD TOURNAMENT. NEVADA HOTEL. Entries close SATURDAY, lath September, 10 p.m. Handicap published 18th. Gaino, 150 up. Ist Prize, £o (Trophy or Cash); 2nd, 80s (Trophy or Cash). Entries,2s 6d; Accept- Ha'ndicappers: R. Hawkes and A. Aylott Ecclesiastical. MORINNGSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. The Rev. R. SOMMERVILLE Will Preach in tho School-room on SABBATH, at 2 p.m. Licensing Notices. PROHIBITION UNDER "THE LICENSING ACT, 1881." TO ALL LICENSED PERSONS NAMED IN THE PROVINCIAL DISTRICT OF AUCK LAND. Whereas It hath this day been made to appear tome, tho undersigned, in open Court, that a person known by the name of GtORGE lEIGHWAY, now residing at Eden Terrace, and by occupation a Carpenter, by excessive drinking of intoxicating liquor, misspends, wastos, lessens his estate, greatly injures his health, endanges or interrupts the peace and happiness of his family: I, tho undersigned, forbid you, the said licensed persons, to sell the said George Heighway any intoxicating liquor for the spaco of one year from tho date hereof. Given under my hand, this 7th day of Septem ber, 1-83. at Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand. Q gE _ H Resident Magistrate for tho District ot Auckland, and a Justice of tho Peace for tho Colony of New Zoaland. Business Notices. I AM a Seller of Auckland Gas, New Zealand Shipping, Union Sash and Dooi (new issue), Colonial l!ank, and Insurance, and a buyer of South British.—John R. Randerson, Broker, Mercantile Chambers. M. HASLETT, Builder, Foft-atreet, • makes a Speciality of Alterations, Addi tions, Fittings of every description. Ex porionced workmen sent to any part of the town or Buburbs. ■ WATCHES! WATCHES Watches.—From 50s to £50; all guar antocd, at I. Alexander's, Jowellcr, Queen i street, M. and J. MOWBRAY have removec • to Scherff's Buildings, Fort-3treet (oppo aito Union Steamship Co/s Office. WE have appointed Messrs R. and R DUDER Agents for the sale of 1 wils°n's AT THi Parties requiring Lime can havo it at onr cir eular prices from them. _,_ mLSON & co> ESSRS. JACKSON AND RUSSELL SOLICITORS, Havo REMOVED from Forfrstrcot to No. 42 Shobtland Crescent E (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's Warehouse) I Ist Soptcmber, 1883. CHESS CHECKS and other Checks in Prints, Sateens, and Fancy Dresses, all new this season, no old "stock. Prints, from 3}d to 9d; Coloured Satins, from Is id yd. Grand Lot of Ladies' and Girls' Straws, also Waßhine Lacce, Frillings, &c, &c, Check Trimming Silks, now patterns.— i ROBERT MASON, Nowton, opposite ! Lambourne's. t A' T THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE 249, QUEEN-STREET* J CHEAP EARTHENWARE ! ! 1 All sizes and kinds of Plates from 2e Gd doz. White and Gold China Cups and SaUcerE 6a 6d doz.; Strong Printed do., 4s doz. b«ap°«sswca\e°V!&c . Flower Stands, cut or ongraved, from Is; Win< Glasses, engraved, is doz.; Cut Glass Dc canters, 3s Gd each; Butter Coolers, la Sugar and Creams, 9d, or Is per pair; Toile BoTtlo and Glass, la; do, engraved, Is (3d Oval and Rourid Jam Dishes, from sd, &c. &c.; Glass Shades and Stands. CHEAP HOLLOW ARE 1! Saucepans. Boilers, Kettles, all sizes; large Gal r vanized Tubs, 4s Od; Frying Pans, Is &; &c CHEAP TINWARE ! ! Including Tin Kettles, Billies, Pannikins, Wash bowli. Dippers, Moat Dishes Tea PoU ' Coffee Pots, Candlesticks, He., &c. f CHEAP BRUSHWARE ! ! s Shoe Brushes. 2s M eet; Nail and Tooth Brushes t 6d; Hair, Cloth, and Scrubbing do. Is; Hai Brooms, 2s ; Hand Brooms, lOd; Blackleat } Whitewash, and Paint Brushes. I FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, &c. ! Padlooks and Chest Locks, 6d; Rim Locki „ complete, 2s 3d ; American Axes, 2s 9d an t 3s fid; Fire Shovel, lOd; American Hatchet la 6d; Scales and Weights; Sad Irons, Is ' Japanned Tea Trays, 2s and 3s; Box Iron: Is; Setof HaridsomeCanl3ters,3sGd; Lamj from Is up to 2 guineas; Looking-glasse: Hanging. Is; Trays do, is 6d J Fenders, iin irons, Bfe^ LERY!! c n_v^n 3d%^«S'^^?^oo Tnfi a the leading makes and sizes, from 3s doz., &< 0 CHEAP TEAPOTS ! ! 1 Tin or Earthenware, from Is; Brittania mctaj i JapaneeoSgne A &c. i &c. Ls!! 3'^ o Ladies' Bags, cheap; Fancy Baskets, Wor ?t Boxes, Writing Desks, Albums, Silver an „ Jet Jewellery, Vases. Lustres, .Statuarj n Toilet Sets, Clocks, Purses, Pockctbooki t Pipes, Perfumery, Toilet Soap, &c., &c. v i.pe 3 ,r CHE^ TOYSM Canl of Tools. Gd; China Tea Set, Is; Wood Tc Set, lOd; Dolls, Gd; Monkey on stick, id an 2d; Boxed Toys—Farms, &c, from 8d boi Skittles, Balls, &c., &c. CHEAP SUNDRIES !! " Comprising-Egg Beaters. Is: Set Dinnor Mat is; Manilla Kits, 6d; Studs, ig 6d se; Splash Mats, Is; Rack and Fine Toot Combs, 6d l Feeding Bottles, 9d; Wood Tap Gd; Cruet Stands, 2s 6d; Canary Cages, fro 3s 9d; Breeding Cages (large), 17s 6d. V r __—- HANCHARD_A CRANWELL. NTm Is N C i 13 < d SAJL WHITE'S PRICE LIST 's Is as follows :— ~t Best Paling Fence of Puriri Posts, Hoba »r Rails, and oft, Hobart Palings, one inch apa; ld Paling Fence to consist Puriri Posts, 6C Hobart Rails and Heart Kauri Palings, 555. ;e Three-rail Fence, Punn Posts and Hobo °- wire Fences, with Top Rail, 335. V s Wiro Fence, 7 wires, 255. . n Picket Fences, from 2s per foot, notp a ot for every desenpt oni of *xncob Customg . B f reo It or ————^- •■ '"— „; Money. _^ * -r ■_ /_ TO £10,000 LENT on Buildin % lil \f Society principles, or on other term c to BUit borrowers. Allotments bought an n Houses' built on Weeto Pwment Bystoi is Mortgages and Ixians negotiated. Sco List ( ■s properties for sale on 4th page. Six per cen a allowed on money deposited for investment, o C" Williamson. Land, bstaf«, and Financl rf Agent and Valuer. 2, Vulcan Lapc. d' IVTONEY TO LEND, on Promisso IYX Notes, on Mortgage, or on any availai ?ftt««NT CO.. "Hißli-street, 2 doors from Vulcan Lan«



Board and Residence. _^ BOARD AND RESIDENCE.—A Lady (widow) with a larger houso than sno can... occupy is desirous of securing one or two _ per. mancnt gentlemen boarders. The house» pleasantly situntcd. and within nfteen minute* walk of the Post-oftlcc. Every comfort oio home will be found, with \isc of drawing-room piano, Kc.-For particulars, apply in the flrsc instance to Win. Laing Malcolmson, 16 , Queen street, ""* B~ OARD AND RESIDENCE for lor 2 respectable Men. Good airy rooms; gooo . iew; shower and plunge bath. Terms, « f . washing jncluded.-Mra E. Brown. Alton Road /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence \_/ for two or threo Gentlemen in a Priva«J ■ family; healthy situation; 15 minutes' wait from 'Queen-street.—Address Stab Office. XT ACANC V for Single Gentleman; single V or double room; good batli, near Poßt ' office. If permanent, '8s per week.—Address Mrs W. P. Ballen. Confectioner. Qucon-Btreet._ TYoTeITnOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week' Single Koom 253 per Week Lost and Found. i ____________— — LOST, in the Domain, a Light Overcoat. —Finder rewarded on leaving same at this . oflice. _ : T OST, on Monday, between Town and Li Ponsonby, Oblong Gold Brooch, raised . flower in front, glass ill back.-Reward at Stab Office. —' T OST, between Newmarket and Par- Li nell Convent, a Silver Watch with Black Jet Guard attachcd.-Findor will be awarded by leaving same at Mr Halletts, Butcher, Parnell, meetings. QT. THOMAS'S SCHOOL. A Meeting of Friends and Parishioners vrtU beheld in the School-room on FRIDAY, Sep tember 7, at 7.30 p.m, , _ The Rev. Archdeacon Dudley will preside Business: The presenting a Farewell Address to the Itov. and airs Humfrey Davla. A UOKLAND TRADE AND _A_UUl<, __. COUNCIL. Regular Meeting Will be held on FBU)AT, 7th inst., at 8 p.m., in the Working Men s Club. Members of Branches of Labour not repre sented in Council are requested to attend. CHAS. B. KING, Secretary pro. tern, A UCKLAND WORKING MEN'S A. FRIENDLY AID SOCIETY.-The Ordinary ■ Monthly Meeting of the above Society will bo held on MONDAY, Sept. 10, at 7 <™ook, in le Lodee-room, Oddfellows' Hall, Pftrnoll.—By order of tne Chairman.-S. G. BURGESS, Secre tary. ______-—_—— Anniversaries, Soirees, &c. A MALGAMATED SOCIETY JF ' __. ENGINEERS, AUCKLAND BRANCH, No. 3C9. Annual Social Gathering to be hcldatLorne strcct Hall on FRIDAY, September Mat. Supper nt 7.30 p.m. Dancing, Songs, Kc., during the evening. Doublo tickot, to admit ady and gentleman, 10s 6d: extra lady,, 3s. ay be obtained frbm tlio following Commit tee' Messrs Pye, Ballantine, Donnolly, Pounder, Carrington, juries. poRTER> /Hon. See. Public Notices. T> ÜBL I C NOTICE." Applications for Servants to arriro wt is. Doric will be received at the Immigration Engagements will be made? at the Immigra tion Dopot, according to priority of application. The day of engagement will be notified In a future advertisement. EDWARD BROPHY, Immigration Officer. Immigration Office, Auckland, September 5, 1883. ! "VT O T I C E. All Accounts against the Kalpara Steamship : Company (Limited) must be sent in to the Com panyrs Office, Queen-street, in duplicate, on or >efore FRIDAY, the Hth October next, other wise they will not be recognised; and all Ac • counts duo to the abovenamed Company must . he paid to the Liquidator on or before the above 1 date, otherwise they will be placed in the haads of the Company's Solicitors. Dated, Auckland, 31st August, 1883. • . WILLIAM LODDER, Liquidator. AUGH-A-BALLAUGH ! and crowd up to Mr Poolcy's next Saturday Popular j oncert. Grand Iriah night Erin-go-Bragh I •f^ LASS-WORKS, Freeman's Bay.— ,4 Jf Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 5. Admis sion, 6d.—Each visitor receives one Glass Jog.— j M. Cook and Sons. , OOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous Reltof-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottle.— ■ HARLAND fc CO. (opposite Poatofflce). FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, Poinpallfer' Terrace, a new, well built House of % ' rooms, nicely finished, 3 register grates, colonial oven, water laid on, concrete steps ana " and stablo and every convonioncc. Price, «450. Terms can bo arranged.—D. F. Eyans, Land Agent, Quoen-street, near Bank of Australasia. ,' OA A ACRES.—For Sale, a fine block Oh" of Land of 340 acres, with half-mile frontage to Lucas Creek and about 700 yards , frontage to main road to Northcoto and Birken head. Tho whole of this block is ploughable, and situated about 0 miles from Stokes s Point. > • —P. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street. t5 o c k y n o ok. I can still offer-Well-situated Volcanic Allot ments at Rocky Nook at prices which are really ow compared with others elsewhere. "Consult your medical man " as to their salubrity, XC, Houses built to suit purchasers. - \V M. liAxvi^lC. Mr Ewington is my Agent ________ Calls. KOYAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM- . PANY (LIMITED). NOTICE. ,! The Directors of the Royal Oak Gold-mintapr v • Company (Limited) have this.day made a, Call of Threepence (3d) por Share on the Capitalw ho Company, payable to tho Secretary to the . Company, Mr Wm. Home, at the Compinrt c Office, Coromandel, on or before SATURDAY, '; September 2*nd, 1883. (Hth Call). ; W.fHORKE, . Secretarr, ' Company's Office, CoromandeL 29th August, 1883. I- : -1— Medical. t- ______—————————— '' LIVER REGULATING. a icKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, 2 ____ No. A, arc now known from InveroarglU j to Mongonui as one of the most effective reme- l' dies fof " SLUGGISH LIVER/1 Torpid Djgea , tive Function, Billiousncss, Cnronle Consttpa* ! tion, Flatulency, &c. They are a safe aperient, i • 8 M^^ar coated). pHARMACy> 3, Qu_BN-BTRBET.t I TFf ~O R M W. 3- W All children suffer from them. .., . If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, SHARLAND'S \VoRM POWDERS, is packet 0 Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Poat-offlco n T) AXSI RATS! RATS!—Uee :' Jtl SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE , Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. I. price. One Shilling a BotUe. >, SHARLANri fc CO., opposite Postmfflce. TT ° p "R !TTB Rs> Imported Dikect from the Manufactory. 5s PER BOTTLE. d AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, >-, : QUEEN-STREET. £ I 3' C_ HARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, A Price, vs Gd and 4s 6d a Bottle. ■ .. SHARLAND & CO., opposite PostrOfnce. FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infanta. s, ""X'ICKIn'S FOOD FOR INFANTS is t; J\_ prepared locally from malted cereals, ae lh cording to the recipe of Baron Lelbig. Itis an '3| ArPROVBD SUBSTITUTE for MOTHERS MILK, m PATTENIKO; SOURISHINO, and INVIGOBATINB. QUEEN'-STHEET. i- THE BAKING POWDER par excdlemi A ICKIN'S CRATED BAKING POWDER-" The Most Economical." ir "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material rt> onlyT Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Al um- ..., „. In tins at is 6d and 2s ,6k BpecWW» ' Wholesale. Addreaj : irt THE PHAnMA_y^f^f___!!Z___ i unction of Pitt and Grey-etreets, Auckland. 13 ■——^^"*" J""*'^ W f. Auctions. = JOUS UEXDOK.] ' [EDWAKD LBXDOK. TO-MORROW, at 12 o'clock. | 1 Tl/TESSRS J. &E. LEYDON wiUjell d _VX by auction, at their Central Cwnmercial n Sale-rooms (next Union Bank), Jf HOUSEHOLD PURNITURE. Iron Bod *■ ""steads. Mirrots, Tinware, __&ienware, - Jewellery, Drapery, Cutlery, Ko., Sewing al Machines, Becond-l_nd Harness, I Piano, • Spring Mattrass and Oouoh. ry * TEA, Sugar, Canterbury Potatoes, Bacoa, >le Hams, and Coffee. ~ Continued 90 Fourth Page.