bed" and a fourth was discovered under the bed ' The domestic servant, Ma.y O'Mara, has mysteriously disappeared. It seems sho tan out of the house in her nightdress. Sho went next door, ami there borrowed a pair of boots, a hat, and a large ulster. She then left and has not since been heard of, alth'ou-- the police have been searching for her. Mrs Nash states that *-'.„; was awakened by a l™d crackling noise, and at once cctting sut of bed, she, lound the house on Are: Then she shw the servant rushing down the passage, and the girl must have been one of the lirst out of the house. It lias been reported that- the tilth child, who was frightfully burnt,, has since suc cumbed tc -il<, VX.-MU. It :-ll.:- :n..**l Hi :*-*S calamitous lire.

UNKNOWN.

C'Do-ino-1 on T..*in

[kkutki.. tei.koka.ms.]

Lo.il——, September IS. Patrick: O'Donsku. Mas brought up to-day at Bow-street Police Court, charged with lho murder of James Carey, the Irish in ormor, at Tort Elizabeth in duly last.

Some preliminary evidence was taken, and the case was remanded.

The following account of O'Donnell's final examination before the police magis trate at Port Elizabeth will be read with interest:— '

O'Donnell's demeanour when brought ■before tho Court was the same as it had been throughout the whole proceedings, ■perfectly cool. When placed in the dock there was a slight attempt at applause, and the magistrate stated that if it were re peated he would cleat* the Court. Evidence was given to the effect that a copy of the "Weekly Freeman" and a woodcut ct Carey wero found in the prisoner's box. Dr. Ensor, district surgeon, was called.

Mr O'Brien : 1 think, Doctor, since you •gave ovidencc in Court, you have examined the prisoner's arm ?—Yes, yesterday I made a minute examination. In the left ami tho moticn of tho fcre-KiTi is .■■■•"t*.*d L; an ci-.l injury to the elbow-joint, which he told me hud happened at Chnrlcsville. The other movements of the fore-arm arc right. The muscles between the lingers are quite wasted, and the little linger of the left hand is partly contracted. I to told me that this wasting of the hand came on gradually from overstraining the arm somo four years ago lifting somo hay with a pitchfork. For this condition he was ordered to use electricity.

Mr O'Brien : I want to show the reason why this battery was in his possession. Would such a galvanic battery be of servieo to tho prisoner '! Dr. Knsor : Electricity is used to restore wasted muscles as described.

Mr O'Brien : That is very satisfactory

His Worship: Patrick O'Donnell, you nre charged with the crime of wilful murder. You need not say anything unless yon like, but what you do say will bo taken down, and may be used in evidence against you. Have you got anything to say ': Prisoner: I am not guilty, my lord, of wilful murder. It was done by mc in self defence. Mr Carey pulled a revolver out of his right-hand pocket. I snatched the re volver out of his hand.

Prisoner, who occasionally smiled, Mas then taken from the dock, and after a short interview with his agent, was conveyed to the North-end Caul. In gaol, on Thursday night, O'Donnell was most restless. He was heard throughout nearly the whole of the night whistling and talking to him self. Between 11 o'clock and midnight stones wero thrown at the guard of volun teers doing duty at tho gaol. O'Donnell gives the following particulars concerning himself :—He is -18 years of age, and was born in the town of Mannacladdy, County of '.Donegal, where his mother and brother, Dan O'Donnell, and a sister, Maggie Duggan, still reside. He further states that when four years of age he went with his father and mother to tho States, but after a short absence returned to Ire land. Subsequently the prisoner paid eight visits to America, and bus, ho .says, several friends in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia. While the struggle was going on between the North and South, O'Donnell returned to Amelia from Ireland, but seemed to havo taken no part in that war. lie followed tho occupation of butler, though frequently between then and the presont timo having visited his native land. His heart appears to have been centred in America, and ho took his citizenship papers on the (ith November, 1876. On the lflth of May last- ho again left _ew York with tho intention of coming to South Africa, but wishing to pay a- visit to his friends in Donegal, ho landed in Londonderry, and spent some time visiting his family, when ho again sailed frim Londonderry, en route to South Africa. Prisoner states that the woman who came out with him is his wife.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Wellington, this day

Salvationist Demonstration,

"Major" Barker and Mrs Barker, of the Salvation Army, arrived by steamer from Lyttelton at 1.15 this afternoon. They were met by the officers of the local "Army" and driven to tho barracks, where a formal welcome took place. To-morrow, Mrs Bar ker will present the colours to the corps, and tho event will be celebrated by a monster tea-fight.

Dunedin, this day. Tho Latest Harbour Crazo at Dunedin,

Oakden and Begg's ship canal scheme is attracting a good deal of attention. The cost is estimated at Jt'4oo,ooo.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A SPECIAL meeting of the Chamber was held this afternoon for the consideration of two subjects raised by correspondence. Present: Messrs L. D. Nathan (Chairman), G! Aiekin, A. Stewart, T. Peacock, 11. B. Morton, B. 11. Stevenson, C. C. McMillan, A. H. Nathan, W. It. Waddel, and Captain Webb.

Bills of Lading.—Tbe following letter was received :—Sydney Chamber of Com merce, 37th August ISS3. The Secretary Chamber of Commerce, Auckland, Sir,— The serious evils that havo arisen by the introduction of special clauses in bills of lading issued by steam companies engaged tho Australian trade bavo been under the consideration of this Chamber, and it has been resolved to invite tbo co-operation of tho London Chamber in ventilating tbo question and to assist in devising means to secure tbo adoption of an equitable form of bill of lading. I have the honour to enclose copy of letter addressed to the London Chambor on the subject, and have been in structed to invito the assistance of your Chamber in the effort now being made to remove the evils complained of, by similar action on your part, or by any other means which your committee may deem advisable. —I have, etc., CIIAS. H. Hayes, Secretary." The following resolution'passed at a Con ference of tbo Marino Underwriters of the Australian Colonies held at Melbourne, was also received from E. S. 'Watson, the Chair man :—"That tho Chairman be requested to communicate with the various Chambers of Commerce in Australia and New Zealand, informing them of tho desire of the mem bers of this conforeneo to assist in any way they can in obtaining more equitable clauses , in bills of lading, and in requiring also the ' signatures of masters of ships only to all i such documents." ! The Committee having considered tho matter, recommended tbo Chamber to co-operate with tbe Association re-, ferred to in obtaining a more equitable form of bill of lading.—The Chairman : moved " That this Chamber considers that the clauses introduced into the Bills of , Lading, now in use by the leading Steam , Shipping Company's trading with the j Australasian Colonies, practically relieves i them from liability, and that immediate ' steps should be taken to secure an equitable amendment of the same in tho interests of shippers." He said tbat as present drawn out the provisions of these bills were most arbitrary affording no protection ■ whatever to importers, lie had seen how I goods were hurriedly transhipped at Mel bourne, and he had found by experience that no relief was to be obtained whilo the : present system obtained. In allusion to this manifest injustice. Lord Chief Justice Brett had recently declared in giving judg- ! ment in the case of the Chartered Mer cantile Bank of India against the Nether lands India Steam Navigation Company :— " If shipowners in general, or shipowners in a particiiiar trade, wero to venture to draw up bills of lading that would absolve them from responsibility for their own per sonal negligence or fur their own personal want of° reasonable care and skill, on the application of shippers of good's, an Actof Parliament would probably 1» pass v such as that which was passed by the legis lature to put down a similar attempt on the part of the railway companies to escape from liability."

Mr Peacock seconded the motion, and, in doing so, endorsed the Chairman's remarks. -At his request, too, the Secretary read out the terms of the obnoxious bills of lading.

Messrs McMillan, Aiekin, and Stevenson also (^joke in support of tho resolution. The last-named gentleman said that the Orient Company were the most i,> blame in the matter under consideration, and as the Union Co.'s bills of lading were modelled upon those of the Orient Co. it- was of vital interest in this colony,— Mr McMillan followed in a similar strain, characterising the Union Co.'s bills of lailing as exceedingly arbitrary.

The motion was then passed

Mr Peacock then moved, "That this Chamber consider that Imperial legislation is necessary to remedy the defects in the existing law referred in the foregoing reso lution, and that copies of the above be sent to the London Chamber of Commerce, Sir Win. McArthur, M.8., A, J. Mundella, Esq., M.P., Thomas Russell, Esq., M.P., C.M.C, requesting their co-operation in the direction indicated.''

A resolution was also passed condemna tory of tho seizure of the barquo Gazelle whilo the rumoured intention of the Government to erect a wooden railway station was strongly animadverted upon.

(Left Sitting.)

LATEST SHIPPING.

PASSENGERS FOR SYDNEY

The s.s. Manapouri left for Sydney late this afternoon, with the following passengers :—Mr. Wood, family, and servant, Mrs Curry. Mr and Mrs Volker and infant. Mr and Mrs Tailored, Sirs Limb and two children, Mrs Wilkinson and two children, .Misses Graham nnd Kittors, Messrs .lohn llodu'son. John Clark, John Sliand loy, Savle. Bnvle, Kuisholin, Jones. Hanlon. Dalton.'lli.von. (I. C. Finlav. C. 11. Osmond, J. Norris. A. lfuchaiiiin, ISloomlield, F. L. I'rothc roe, Mrs Grccnway, and Miss lligby.

The s.s. Penguin will sail for Fiji (via Russell) about *) o'clock this evening. Passengers :—For Fiji: Mrs Oliver. -Mrs and Miss Hull. Muster Lewis, .Messrs W. llowden, Blythe, Lo Crew, 11. Williams. For Russoll: Mr and .Mrs Gnrro way.

Auckland Sharemarket.

Skptembbr 19th. Pan:-, of New Zealand-Sellers, Jt_. 12s Cd National Bank—Sellers, 72s (id Colonial Bank Sellers, 15s New Zealand Insurance—Buyers, 70s South British Insurance— Sellers, 57s Cd Union Insurance—Huyers, 21s 3d Colonial Insurance t's 3d Auckland Gas_Ru.ve.is, £9 -Os : sellers, £9 15s Union Sash and Door—Sellers, HI 15s Auckland Timber—Sellers, to 5s New Zealand Timber-Buyers, £5 I2s Cd ; sellers,

.-Co- New Zealand Loan and Mercantile — Buyers,

•l!."> 10s : sellers, il.'i las New Zealand Shipping—Huyers, 92s Ud Accident—Bayers, 7s Queen of Beauty-Sellers, (is

Prince Imperial—los, 10s (id; buyers, 10s; sell

era, 12s Southern Cross Petroleum—Sellers, Os \V-itoki—— Cd, 3s id ; buyers, 3s Cd ; sellers, 3s

Wnlorongomai—Buyors, Is Cd; sellers, IsSd Weriiliiko—os Cd. Cs tid; buyers. Cs 3d Colonist—Buyers. 5s !ld ; sellers, Cs New Find -9s ; buyers, Ss !ld ; sellers, 9s 3d Kurekti—Buvcrs, :*s 3d ; sellers, 3s 9d Chutice— 2s Diamond Gully—3s 7d

JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman

Notice to Correspondents.

Constant Rim mm.—lt is proposed to refer the point in dispute between the Auckland and Wellington teams to the Southern Unions, and bets must abide their decision.

The manager of the New Prince Imperial telegraphed to-day :—" One hundredweight of specimens from eight slope, No. 2 sec tion west, No. 5 level. — (Signed) G. S. C-.-KK."

Twenty single women per Doric yet re main at the immigration depot, and arc open for engagement.

A MELBOURNE MAN MADE HAPPY.

Com-oxit: Fkani'aisi:,

No. 5, Collins-street, Melbourne, -7th July, 18—.

Pro the rum.isuuKS ok tub "agk. ] Rear Sirs,— Keeling coiitlilent that many of your readers may be hcnetiled by the following Information, 1 respectfully ask that you publish the same. About nine months a_*o 1 had a .cvero attack of rheumatism, from which I sintered excruciating pain. The disease became •if a most aggravating character, the more so because all medical advice I had received, and all the pronaratiinis 1 had used, totally failed to >-iye relief.' At last a friend obtained for me a Collie of St. Jacob's Oil, which 1 used I must [•unless somewhat reluctantly, thinking it would be. labour in vain to try further remedies, lo mv surprise and delight the very lirst applica tion brought relief, aud before the bottle -.yas liniAed 1 whs entirely cured. Although lime months have elapsed. I hare not folt the slightest symptom of a return of the disease, 'i have also used the grand remedy for neu ralgia, and its action was simply magical. I regard it as the conqueror of pain, and advise all'sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia, and other pains nnd aches, to try St. Jacob's Oil I remain, dear Sirs, Faithfully yours, ARTHUR PRETTY.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Gen. RUFFS INGALLS, Quartermaster

General United States Army : "St. Jacob's Oil is tho best pain cure ever used."

Hon. BILLA FLINT, Life Senator of the Dominion Parliament, Canada: " I found SI. Jacob's Oil lo act like a charm.

Hon. J. C. NKW, Assistant Secretary, United States Treasury Department: " I cheerfully endorse St. Jacob's Oil, the great pain cure."

Hon. DANIEL AY. VOORITEES, United States Senator from the State of Indiana: "St. Jacob's Oil gave instantaneous relief. A remarkable remedy."

The Great German Remedy, St. Jacob's Oil, conquers Pain. II cures Rheumatism. Neu ralgia, Stirains. Ib-uiscs, Hums, Chits. Swellings, -*i;,i*.c-7 Headache, Toollmcho, Uackiiehc. Sore Throat, ami other bodily pains. Sold by llrug -.ists and Chemists everywhere. Price, 1 lirce Shillings per bottle. Directions for use in eleven ".M. Levy' and Co., Auckland, Wholcsalo Hop—.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1883



Mceti-iss. f\Gll BOYS"' CR.TCKET CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the above Club will he held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, at tho Waitcmata Hotel, at S o'clock. Intonding mem bers are invited to attend. C. E. WHITE. Hon. Sec. nriRADE AND LABOUR COUNCIL. The Regular Meeting of Trade and Labour Council will he hold on FRIDAY, 21st mst., at S p.m., in the Working Men's Club. CHAS. B. KINU, Sec, pro tern. CIT THOMAS'S BRANCH OF THE -5 CHURCH OF ENGLAND TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.—A Meeting of the above society will be held in the .School-room TO-MORROW (Thursday), at 8 o'clock p.m., for tho enrolment of new members. Songs, readings, nnd recita tions havo been promised. GEO. PULHAM, Hon. Sec. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that the Half-yearly General Meeting of the Proprietors of tho Bank will bo held in the Banking-house, in Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 25th day of Octoborncxt.iat noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors for the Half-year ending tho 30th inst., tho Election of a Director, and for any other business that may be brought before tho Meeting. By order of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland, September 14,1553. Candidates for the Ofllce of Director must give notice in writing to the Board of Directors, such notice to be left at the Banking-house, Auck land, thirty days at least before the day of election. T>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. THE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Bank will bo CLOSED from TUESDAY, tho 9th, to THURSDAY, the 25th October, both days in clusive. By order of tho Board of Directors. " D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland, September 14,1553. ARINER COLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED). The Ordinary General Meeting of Share holders will be hold at the Company s (llhee No •*. New Zealand Insurance Buildings, oi THURSDAY, 27th ScVlcn^im^^.m. Manager. Auckland. 17th September, ISS3. IT\ -VNADIAN GOLDMINING COMPANY \j (LIMITED). ; The Ordinary General Meeting of the Share holders will be held at the Company s Ulhi.i New Z-akind Insurance Buildings. Auckluni. on FRIDAY, the 2Sth instant, at the hour ol 1 :""' D. G. MacDONNKLL. , Manager. : Auckland, IStli September, ISB3.



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WANTED, Doric passengers to look at Tapcstrv Carpet, Is ll.rl ; yard-wide 1 Oilcloth, Is; "B" Linoleum, 3s fid; Chairs, 5s lid: Umbrella Stands, 7s fid ; Looking Glasses. !)s fid ; Tallies. Ss Gd.—,l. M. McLachlan, Furnish ; ing Draper, 222, Queen-street, i WANTED! WANTED! WANTED! To Sell, very cheap, 200 cases of Cooking APldes, Albs for Is; 2d per lb by the case; Specked Apples, (id per kitful. Now is tho time to mako (cheap) apple jam. Lemons, 8 for (id, must be sold. Bo in time.—H. \\ att, I'ltt ______ WANTED KNOWN, 50-inch Bicycle, latest improvements, with hunt) and all extras. Giving up riding. No reasonable offer refused.—C. Heath, Nelson-street, next house to Seutt's, Draper, Victoria-street. WANTED Known—That the Devon port Sawmill Company are selling all kinds of Timber at Lowest, Bates. ANTED Known.—Lawn Tennis.—All kinds in reliable makes. Also, Photo. Mbunis— large ussortincntjust unpacked, from *s to £6.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors be low Morrins\ Ironmongers. 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WANTE-jr"KNO\VN — Just Opened, New Goods for Spring ; large variety and best quality guaranteed. Small profits and * quick returns al Jus. Daveys, Tailor, No. 2. * Vulcan Lane. ANTE 1) KN 0 \Y N, : that any Gentleman of Auckland who : is suffering from Rheumatism 1 will Cure Free : A PAINLESS AND POSITIVE CURE FOR , CORNS. A CURE FOR WORMS. PROFESSOR ELLIS treats all diseases and complaints, lie offers to the public that any ease of disease mot too far advanced) which he | treats, where a complete cure is not etl'ected, he I refunds half the fee. Secret Complaints ol i young men cured.—Note the address: No. 308 I Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). I Hours : From 0 a.m. to!) p.m. "VST- A N TE D X NOAY N, A. ADAMS wislies to inform his friends and the public that he has commenced business as Tailor and Clothier in Grey-street, opposite Mr A. Young's Grocery Store, and hasoncned up v well-assorted slock of English and Colonial Tweeds, lt is his intention to carry on v strictly cash trade, so that he may be enabled to givo his customers the very best value for tJudiMiioney. -•yry ANTED KNO WN. Can- a Good Thino dk too Widely Known ? Testimony daily to hand lo the unmistakable effects of our LIV Elt TON 10, For Headache, Indigestion. Biliousness. Piles, and Costivc'icss. ls (id and 2s a bottle. Is it Round Worms or Thread Worms that you nre suffering from, or your Children? Get at onco our WORM POWDERS, CAKES, ou TONIC SYRUP. Is it Tape Worm ?-Our remedies aro safo and certain. DIARRIKEA AND DYSENTERY. No Family should be without our Mixture, either Powder or Liquid, ls each. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, Of tha best and purest quality, forall impurities of the Blood. 2s lid a bottle. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2s Od BOTTLE. All orders promptly attended to. Consulta tion, personal or by letter, freo of charge. NEIL & CLIFFORD, RoTAXie Disi-XSAky, Wi.i_i_U.--st. East, Auckland. "OTANTED Known.—ln Jewellery, Chas. V y Kelsey nnd Co. continue, as heretofore, to keep only 1 teal Silver and Gold, and us they receive fresh parcels monthly, their stock l» kept supplied with the. newest designs.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrill's, Iron- W ANTED KNOWN—CiiKAr Twist-. ! CIIKAPTTMnKn! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards ol D. Goi.dii:, Albert-street. \»7"AN'il.b KNOWN -For sale, on easy VV terms, choice and cheap Allotments at Melrose—Apply E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, 1 leach Koau Duvonporl. TIT A N T E 1) X N 0 TV N. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Mado up in 24 Hours' Notice. Tho Managing Dressmaker being Mr* Spain-, whoso Stti.k, Workmanship, and I it Are uo wall known, and second to nono. Our Charges are below Qucon-strect Prices. A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, tee., tec Ladies' Own Materials M.ulo Up. , SATIN'S, 15 SHADES, Is Cv PER YARD. Now Dark Tartan Checked I—STKKS, Ud per yd. 3,10 PAIRS KID GLOVES, ls Uo PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Limatlo Asylum, IS_. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Emcokibm, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. Woodson's London Arcade. __\_ N ACROS TI C . G GODSON'S may be said to be, () n each occasion viewed, () f all tha places you can see, D eligblfully renewed. So New the Goods, so Well Arranged, O n every Stall you sec; N o place for Cheapness can compare - So everyone agrees. L ook at the Windows as you pass, O n every due occasion ; N o time is wasted (bus to glance, I) espite Hie said invasion. O n Saturday eve lis quite allowed, N olive are more attractive; A round us others may be proud, R (.member wc stand Foremost. C omc. then, and See Ibis Grand Display, A nd you will oft turn here D csn'ite bad times, it must allay E acli rising thought of fear. Note the addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. „ CHUI9TCIIU.K—(. LONDON OFFICE: St. Mary Axe. Miscellaneous Wanteds. RESPECTABLE young Widow is de sirous of taking Charge of a Child from ei"ht months upward,-. Residence m a healthy locality.—APiilyjor address at Stau Olllce. HEODOLITE.—Wanted, to Sell a live inch Theodolite, by Trough.on and Slmmj nearly new. Price, -Sl.-Apply before 1 p.m. To-morrow. M.N., Stau Oliice. OCT TRADE.—Wanted, Improvers, and Boys as Apptonticcs; also Girls for the Machine Department. —C. 11. Prince, Golden Crowiijloot Factory. Symonds-strcot. 7TURE FOR INDIGESTION - TONIC _ J BALSAM;—a Genuine Liver Regulator Price, ,'ls a bottlc-SHARI-AND te CO, (oppo site Post-office,, fjTHE BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Good Machinist, also a Good Fitter.—Apply Now Zealand Bout Factory, Grey-street. 0 TAILORS.—Wanted, a good all round Hand ; must bo steady ; constant work.—Apply to J. Fletcher, Practical Tailor, Hobson-street. , , rrUIE Rest Preparation extant for promot- JL ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. Il is prepared from the original formula of tins eminent authority by Ciiari-S Butchkr, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), | junction of Pitt and Grcy-slrccls, Auckland. ICt COOMBES—Extraordinary Bargains k3« at prices lower than any Clearance, Auction, or Retiring from Hnsiiicss Salo now I going on. Just for a few days before our . alterations. I X ___I_ A YAR D S of Fashionable ->\?'U>vP Dress Materials, at 6}d; usual prlco, ls 3d. All colours; tough wearing.—For i this week at S. Coombes's, before the altcra i lions. . - BARGAINS— 100 pieces Lustre (extra quality, beautiful shades), to bo cleared at ; tJd per yard. This lot is one-third tho regular ' price.—This week only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. O BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY £IS,HOO worth of Clothing and Drapery,'at Samuel Coombes's Now Shop, only for this week, before commencing alterations- X Af_ _ WORTH of Ladies' Undcr oP\f\7 clothing to bo sold at ono-third ' usual price. Lots slightly soiled will be cleared ' very cheap.—For this week, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. TO BE GIVEN AWAY, a Beautiful Fancy Basket to ovory Lady in Auckland, at ls Gd each; regular price of these Goods, is lid; at S. Coombes's, for a few days. ©JD EACH.—Ladies' Embroidered Cuffs £ and Collars reduced from 2s 9d: Ladies' Lace Sleeves reduced from 7s Od to 3d ; Child ren's Jackets and Hyde Parks is each; these bargains for a few days only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. . MILLINERY — the Newest Styles in Hats and Bonnets. The enormous reduc tions in this department will enable Ladies for a i fow ■millings to purcbaso a Beautiful lashion ■ able Bonnet.—For a few days, at S. Coombes and Civs- ÜBLIC NOT IC E.—The Reduction* niade by us will enable the public to save f Os in the £by making their purchases at S r Coombes and Co.'s this week. HE LAST DAY of the Great Sale o S. Coombes and Co. is approaching. Wi s commence our alterations next week, and hav> ■• re-marked sonic Goods Half Cost Price to clca within tho next few days.—S. Coombes & Co.



_ — To ..et. | TO LET, Furnished Rooms in Borcsford strcct; gas, bath, shower; married or single gentleman.—Address Stak oliice. 0 LET, Front Room, with fireplace, facing sec; respectable locality and no rhildi'et),—Address at Mrs MaecUmald's. ilrake- 1 to 4 Acre.-*, band, ;_aiden con g_ dition, with house. Good"chance for : working gardener.—Gardener. Stak olhcc. | rfliO LET, One Furnished Room, with tiro- I A place—-Miss Wedding, Bradford - street, : i Parnell. , rpO LET, a 5-ioomed Cottage, Summers- ' EL street, Mount Eden (Mrs Young's), near Eden Vine Hotel. Rent, lis Od per week.— , : Apply ul Mrs Sayers's Store. rjnb LET, large Bedroom to one or two j ; ii Single Men, with or without Boarib—Afl dress at Stak Otlice. I r_ncT~LET, at Mount Eden, Ono Six- j _fi roomed Villa with bay window, vqrandali, : tour lire-places with register grates; tanks, cellars, and out-houses: gas laid on.—Apply , .1 esse Stokes, Mount Eden Road. I finO LET, ill Ponsonby, two or three large ; A Rooms (unfurnished), with use of kitchen, j -For address apply Stau Olllce. nhO BE LET, in Pitt-street, opposite ! U. the Church, n good Shop at a reasonable I rental.—Apply to !''• ti. l.wington. I nnCW.ET, a New 5-roomeil Cottage, Bel- | XL niont Terrace, near Masonic Hall, Remuera > i Road.-Apply to.I. Wright, nnO LET, at Mount Eden, a New Six !_ roomed House, stable, and every con yenience.—Apply Mr Crosse, Dentist, Quuen-st. rjlO LET, Furnished Bedroom, with use _L of kitchen. Terms moderate. — Apply Stau Olllce. nfiO LET, a Six-roomed House near JL Main Road, Ponsonby; rent, 13s.—Apply to Mr Young, Grocer. Ponsonby lioad. TO LET, a 5-roomed House ; magnilicent view; allotment, 75 x 100, situated in St. George's Hay Road. Parnell. For particulars, apply J.S.L.,'STAj:Odlce. nnO LET, an Unfurnished Room, live 1 minutes' walk from Post-ofllce. — For a(ldrc___a_ppl>____rA2t_on_lc_. nnO LET, Shop and Dwelling-house at & the corner of Pitt and Groy-streets; llrst cluss business stand; double windowed shop; plate glass windows; water and gas laid on; immediate possession-J. M. Lennox, Estate A gent, Quecmstrcet, Auckland. nhO-LET, Cottage in Stanley-street.— _L Apply John Endeau, Tormtnus Hotel, Fort-street. ( rTjiO LET, those Centrally Situated _. Premises lately occupied by the Southern Produce Co., and directly opposite Mossrs T. and S. Morrin and Go's, Queen-street. One of the best stands in the City.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent. Queen-street. "VTORTII SHORE.—To Let, a comfor- J_i table Cottage, 5 rooms, register grate, coloniall oven, double verandah ; line sea view; tank and well. 12s Gd per week.—li. Tanner, 8, Queen-st reeL nhO LET, a Large Front Room, with firb j! place (furnished or unfurnished), ten minutes' walk from Post-office.—Apply Star Olllce. COMFORTABLE Bedroom To Let; ii young lady in town all day would find n pleasant home, and a nice irardon.—Apply to Mrs Dickenson, Undertaker, Victoria-street. TTIURNISHED HOUSE to Let in Upper JL' .Symonds-street for about two months.— Apply for particulars lo Robertson Bros., Upper Svmonds-strc'et- =QB V 0 N P O R T. TO LET, a Well-furnished House; also, two large Cottages. R. te R. DUDER, Devonport Store. m 0 L E T. SPLENDID SETS OF OFFICES VUSTUALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY'S BUILDING (lato Hick-son's). Apply to Mr A. SAUNDERS, 2. Insurance Puddings. Or, to Mi: A. SMITH, Architect [on Ihe Promises). POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, In the City and suburbs of Auck land Engines from Jto 100 h.p. indicated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 cubic foot of gas per indicated horse-power por hour for tho larger sizes, to -5 feet for tho smaller. Suitiibla for Engineers. Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Root and Shoe Manufacturers, Fodder Dealers. Mulstcrs, Sausage Makers, tec, tec, and for Amateurs' 1-ithos and Fret Saws. Tho engine cuts llrewond at 2d per ton, and at inter mittent hoisting work the cost is sometimes as low as ls Sd tier duv for a 3\ h.p. engine, the engino running all day. Thirty-five Otto Gas Engines aro now erected in Auckland. For terms and conditions, apply to tho Secretary ■.uckiand Gas Company (Limited), Fort-streot Sizes in stook—J, I,'-, 3J, 8,1- h.p. Aquatics. ''ZhiSiiaM' l*.'' J S____S:© =" "PRELIMINARY PROGRAMME. AUCKLAND ANNUAL REGATTA. TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1884. CHAMPION TRADING RACE, for VcssolsoO tons roglsler and upwards (any rig), ex oepting Cullers-Ist prize, 15150, Champion Flag and Cup; 2nd prize, .50 ; 3rd prize, £.'5. Til .DING CUTTERS, 25 tons register and upwards—lst prize, £-0 ; -nil prize, £15; Srd prize, £5. TRADING VESSELS (any rig), under., tons' which have not been built for Yuchts— st jirize, n 25; 2nd prize, £1" ; 3rd prize, »6. V VCIITS over 7 lons—lsl prize. £50, Champion Flag and Miniature Sextant, valued at £ 5; 2nd prize, £'-»; 3rd prize, <■_.. YACHTS AND FISHING BOATS. I to 7tons lst priz'i, £i 0 and Cup; 2nd prize, £5; 3rd prize, £3. YACHTS under 1 tons Ist prize, —Sand Cup; and prize, £3; 3rd prize, £1. FISHING IJOATS, under 1 tons—lst prize, £S; 2nd prize, Xl; 3rd prize, £2. OPEN SAILING HOATS, 2nd class—lst prize, £15: 2nd prize, £8; 3rd prize, £1. OPEN SAILING HOATS, 3rd class-lst prize, £8; 2nd prize, £1; 3rd prize, *2. STEAMERS' GIGS. 1 oars and coxswain—lst prize, £*>; 2nd prize, £1; 3rd prize, £2. MERCHANT SAILING VESSELS' GIGS, 4 oars and coxswain—lst prize, £10 ; 2nd prize. £3 ; 3rd prize. £'.'. FIVE-OARED WHALEHOATS (astier Regula tions), to be stoerod with steer-oar—lst prize, £10 ; 2nd prize, £15 ; 3rd prize, £11. ROIIIMARAMA TRAINING SCHOOL HOYS' RACE—lst prize, £2 10s and Bodges; 2nd prize, £2 10s. FIVE-OARED WHALEHOATS (as per Regula tions! ;to be steered with sleer-oar and rowed by youths under 21 years of ago.—lst prize, £20; 2nd prize, £6; 3rd prize, £3. MEN-O'-WAR, NAVAL RRIGADE. AND GOVERNMENT VESSELS-CUTTERS; to be rowed with not less than S oars.—lst prize, £15; 2nd prize, £5; 3rd prize, £2. DINGYS; to be rowed by boys under 15 years * of age.—lst prize, .£5 ; 2nd prize, -3. Cups and othor trophies, etc., will be added to lho above prizes on presentation of sumo to the Committee. Copies of Regulations on application to 1 CHAS. C. DACRE, i Honorary Secretary. Ecclesiastical. CONGREGATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL, MOUNT EDEN. \ ('ongrcgalional Sunday-school will be opened on SUN DAY. 23rd September next, at 2.30 p.m., in the Hull recently erected at Mount Eden, near Crockett's Store. Children not attending other schools are cor dially invited. A Sunday Evening Service will also be com menced immediately, of which early notice will be given. Gazette in Bankruptcy. Nj&_p«R__S»S_*> TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of a Deed of Arrangement of llt-nii Hakt Lush, of Auckland, Solicitor. Take notice that a Deed of Arrangement, dated the I2llulav of September, 1833. made be tween Hugh Hart Lusk, of Auckland, in Ihe colony of New Zealand, Solicitor, of the one part and all lho creditors of the said Hugh Hart Lusk of the other part, has, this day, been filed in the otlice of tho Supremo Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland ; and further, take notice that: a meeting of all the creditors of the said Hugh Hart Lusk is hereby convened to be held at the olllce of Messrs Rus sell and Campbell, Solicit orsjat Wyndham -street, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the twenty-ninth day of September, 1883. at eleven o'clock in the fore noon, for the purpose of assenting to the said deed Dated this 10th day of September, 18S3. RUSSELL AND CAMPBELL, Wyndham-strcct, Auckland, Solicitors for the arranging Debtor. -vr O T I C E. Notico is hereby given that the Partners—. I which has for some time past been carried on b. ' Hugh Hart Lusk and Ernest William Burton - under the firm of Lusk and Burton, at Auckland ' in the practice or business of Solicitors, was thi: day dissolved by mutual consent. ! Dated at Auckland!this 10th day of Septen i I ber, I&S3. ' j As witness our hands, : I (Sd.) HUGH H. LUSK. f (Sd.) E. W. BURTON. \ Witness to Signatures— r 1 (Sd.) C. S. S. George, Solicitor, Auckland.



For Sr.ie. j fjlOtt SALE, Cheap, a Small, Complete j I JJ Printing Plant; price ASO.—Apply imme diately,.l. It. Rtaitleri-cn, Mercantile Chambers. TjjlOß SALE, a qui.t, staunch Mare ; has . . JV been driven in a buggy by ii Icid.y for two , .-ear;, prise SIX— Ap il_ ___________ __)____ ) JJIO' SALE (i.'rO'c—h. balance, eas. .BL* terms), Nice Freehold Cottage and land.— ; , Steven-;, lligli-Mre-l Chambers. . FOR SALE (£lO deposit : balance weekly ', pavinetitsl, New Cottage (four rooms! , md large Allotment. - Ste-rovs, High-street . Chambers. __, : TCTOI. SALIC, an almost now 7-roomed ; 11" House, with volcanic allotment, about 50 , y -'00 fee! ; good kitchen garden, wll-eslabli.-died . fruit trees,''shrubs, &c. Price, f-00. -Apply on . the mvniiscs. second iiniu-e beyond Mrs Savers s ■Store. Mount Ivlen I load. |YEM CERA.-Charming Villa Site For J.\i Sale, 11 acres: house and stable: grand view of the harbour. Easy terms.-C. \S illiani ion, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lain.-. > mO""SI'iri7TC-eaprTar»o Site, f/rmul, JL sea and lnouiitain view: cul(bated ,'ii.ai planted; lodge; very accessible. — "llidkiei*,- Star offlce. F" OR SALE, Grocery Business (cheap), 1 Two Drapery Businesses. Hiilclierin.tr. Two Bakeries. — Heighton and Company, Estate . Agents, 177, Queen-Mrcct. ■ DEV-NTOllT^r'or Sale, a bargain— . must be sold—a well-situated Allotment, j 50x15.'; volcanic soil; ten minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.—E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, , Devonport. i M~~ ELROSE. -Seven minutes' walk from '. Victoria Wharf, Large Allotments, wide streets; delightful situation. Tho cheapest and ; linest Suburban Property for sale in Auckland.— Apply E. W. Alison, Sole Agent, Beaeb-Hoad, Devonport. . DEVONPORT.— A fow choice Allot ments, with charming water View, 50 x IGO. only 35s per foot.-Apply E. W. Alison, Estato Agont, Duvonport. BIRR!'---; HEAD,-oi. ACRES within 20 minutes' walk, on the main road, with kauri, rich soil, good water. Prise, £26 per acre. —Apply to W. F. Hammond & Son, Qacen-sl. TVrORTH SHORE.—Building Allotment, JLn 50 x 158. l*Ta*_stuti Road (best part); price, £■! per foot. Also, Houso of 8 rooms, large allot ment, mnginillcent view, 5 minutes'walk from wharf; pi-ieo, £550.— 11. Tanner, 8, Quccu-strcct. lANO.—For Sale, that fine upright Grand, used at Mr Gooch's Concert; a Bargain to persons wanting a good instrument. —ORGANS For Sals, just unpacked, fourteen stops, two knee swells, suitable for small churches. They are tha best ever imported.— HARMONIUM'S, five octaves, two pedals, ill good order; pr.ce-fi.lOs.-HARMONIUM,waInut case, throe stops,- in pood order; price -12.— PIANOS, by -lord. Rosewood and Walnut Cases, at £21 and £25.—PIANOS, German, Iron Eruincs. £.14.—The above now on view at MR THOS. H. WERB'S, Oak House, Hobson-street, 3 doors from Cook-street. PEKIN DUCK EGGS For Sale,— Apply Arthur's Mart. 17*1011 SALE, a Farm and Homestead, } with orchard, containing ,-i acres, situate at Tuakau, and known by the nanio of Rosehill, seven minutes' walk from tho railway station. The dwelling-house is well built, and every con venience. Thero is also a smaller one in the orchard. There aro abovo 200 fruit Irccs of various kinds, besides gooscborries and vines, plenty of good water, also a waterfall eligible for mill works. The fruit trees arc just now in bearing order. This is an opportunity not often afforded to those who want to purchase.—Ap plications to be made to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 23, Qucen-slroct, next Rank of New Zealand. FOR-- ALE, Rosebank, Avondale, IS acres First-class Land, unimproved, closo to Whau creek ; rlvor frontage. Price, £35 per acre.—Apply D. F. Evans. Queen-street. (875) TjiOß SALE, New Windsor, near Avon ED dale, 21 acres really Good Land, part ploughed and fenced, close to Mount Albert and in a rising district. Prlco, £20 per acre.—Apply I). F. Evans, Queen-street. (S*7) TTTOR"SALE, Waikomiti, closo to railway JL' station, 110 Acres of really good and well sheltered Land; good spring. First-class for fruit growing. —D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Q v ecu-street. ___) 171011 IMMEDIATE SALE (St. George's JD llav Road, Parnell), HOUSE seven rooms and kitelion, outhouse, tec, tanks, nice Garden ; freehold Allotment 83 feet to road. Splendid view; nico position; nearly opposite tho resi dence of Judge Munro. Price only £150.—D. i\ Evans. Land Agent (—0 FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, a very desir able VILLA RESIDENCE, almost now, and well finished; lilted with registers, cup boards, tec. ; good outbuildings, such as wasn houso, fowlhouso. tec. The Ground is about an icro in extent, drained, and tastefully mid out and planted with Fruit and Ornamental Trees; shelled walks. In all, a very pretty place. Mag nificent view. Situate Wallace-st.. Ponsonby, near the new wharf, and 'bus passes the door. Price, only £750. —D. I<. Evans, Land Agent. Queen-street. ___} FOR SALE. - GLENBURN. - A very pretty Seaside VILLA RESIDENCE and beautiful Garden. Situated a.s it is on tho cliff, overlooking the harbour, its position for beauty and scencrv is second to none in city or suburbs of Auckland. Pretty winding stops down tothe Sliellv Reach, affording overy facility for boat ing, bathing, &c. In fact, it is a perfect little gem of a homo, nnd no description of mino can do it justice. About 20 minutes' cost walk from Quoon-street. Prioe, £750. It is with very great reluctunco that the owner is parting with this j charming place, yet having now mado up his i mind, is determined to sell, and at once. Cards | to view, tec— l). F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen street. !_g_i TjlOR IMMEDIATE SALE, very hand- JD some RESIDENCE and GROUNDS situ ated at Homo Ray, Ponsonby. Tho House is well built, and in first-class order, almost new; contains 7 rooms, bath-room and bath, pantry, woshhousc with copper, tee., and almost every convenience. Urge Greenhouse and splendid Vinery. The Grounds, over 3 acres in extent, are picturesmioly and tastefully laid out as Flower Garden, Fruit Garden, and v-aluablo Orchard—the choicest Apples. Peaches, Apricots. Plums, Pears, Quinces, and several Lemons and Oranges: the return from which tbis year will he considerable. Thisgroiind having a northerly aspect and plenty of rich subsoil, is well adapted for fruit-growing. This is a very pretty and charming residence, near the beach, and near wharf at Ponsonby—a great boon to the district, as the residents can take trips to town per steamer or per'bus. although it is a very plea ' sunt walk-about IS miles. Cards to new, tec— D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Qucen-slrcot. (889) mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. "FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN Till CITY FOR SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated.Pro port v, consist ing of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, 10-ether with Commodious Double Shop. Store room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick on stone foundation, in tirst-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being situated in Shortland-street, near those handsome nnd extensive new premises in course of construc tion for tbe Evhxint, Stau : and also near the Post-olllrc. banks, and these magnificent new block of buildings (ihe Arcade) now about to bo erected for tho'New Zealand Insurance Com '"■Thi's is a real first-class investment, and well worthy the attention of capitalists. It is, with out doubt, the most valuable and safest invest ment now in the Market, with undcnii-lo pros pective value, second to none in Auckland. Full pi.rlicuh.rs from ,__ p _ KVANSf 857 Estate Agent. Queen-street. FOR SALE, at Reduced Prices, to save Removal— ONE DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGY ONE PONY PII.ETON, Open ONE Ho with Hood. Must bo Sold, as tho Promises aro coining down. Removing to Symonds-street. E. HARVIE, 321, Queen-street. -JT7IOR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 acres; partly im proved : lialiu.ee good, ploughablo land. A por tion of Rush, somo of winch is hud out. liko a arc There is a good Orchard Eight-roomed louse and suitable out-buildlngs; splendid stream of fresh water, nnd the coach going North pusses tho houso three limes a week. Price low and to™£B^_s___% t Land Agont, No. S, Queen-street TJI G. EWI N G T ON, JD o* HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, Established is Years. COTT \GESFor Sulo in Duke-street, Newton; Dimdonald-stroet. near St. Davids Church ; Charles-street. Rocky Nook; Mount Roskill Road. Victoria Avenue. Great North Road. ALLOTMENTS at, Rocky Nook Ponsonby, Now North Road (corner of Valloy Road!, Eden Terrace, Sit. Roskill Road, Mt. Eden Avondale. 11l USES._F.dcn Terrace. Mt. Albert Ron soiby.Upper(Juec*nslreel.!*:ii.-r-*!i.;.Slonyhurst. BUSINESSES For Sale, Boarding Houses, BMONEY CToLend on Mortgage and Cottages BTO BE__T, Properties in town and country. Applyt° F. G. EWINGTON, NEXT TO THE "HERALD" OFFICE, Queen-street. TOKATEA GOLD-MINING COMPANY (REGISTERED). FOR SALE, -\n ATR COMPRESSOR and TWO ROCK DRILLS, manufactured by the National Rock Drill Company, of Pennsylvania, U.S. The Compressor has been made expressly to b( driven by a belt, and may be driven cither bj steam or' water. Now in good working order and capable of doing the hardest rock in tin Colony. „.„._ Apply to V - HORNE, Manager, Coromandel, September 15,18-3. Money. T Q AAA T0 LEND, in Sums o - jJO«"l-'V £100 and upwards. 7 Apply to W, F. O'SULLH AN. Shortland-street. - TT -fl Jt\ TO £10,000 LENT on Buildin; - JL-—_°7 Society principles, or on other terra ,to suit borrower's. Allotments bought an 5 Houses built on Weekly Payment Systei Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sec Last t , 1 Properties for saloon Ith page. Six pcr* ecu 1 allowed on money deposited tor linc-imii . i C Williamson-, Land. Estate, and I-.naiu.it Agent and Valu_______lci_r____m__ T_7rCVNEY~TO LEND, on rromissor M Note*, on Mortgage or on any avadabl securities at Lowest Current Ran.^. ---■ wlL^^*^^S%«_ii«.



Public Notices. •fIUE KAIHU VALLEY RAILWAY J. COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hct'eby given, tha! in accordance . with the provisions of "The Railways Construe lion and band Act, 1831," the Knihii Valley lr„*i»n V Company (Limited) has caused the middle W, nnd direction of the railway pro losed to be coii-'r-'otert under the said Act, to lie set forth on a Plan, rind described in a Rook at Reference, showing the loude required to bo [akenfor the same, and Die ntiinesoi ilxi owners md occupiers of such lands, so far as the}' can •'• ascertained : and eopieso. thesaid Plans and LioOk of Reference have been deposited at the mdermentidncd nubile places In the district ivithin which the said Railway ls intended to jo constructed, namely :— THE POST-OFFICE, DAHGAV__J- ."• THE OFFICE OF THK HOBSON COUNTY COUNCIL, KOPURU THI*: OFFICE OF THE TOWN BOARD, DARGAVILLE, and at THE PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE, WEL LINGTON. E. WAYMOUTH, Secretary. 19, Queen "street, Auckland, 19th Soptomber, 188 '.* ■VrOTICE TO PASSENGERS PEK J3( SHIP ASHMORE. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned to ■ die owner of B Cases of Goods. Nos. 1 ,c* U, : uldresscd (with care) : ••Richard Thompson * passenger to Auckland, care of New Zealand '■■hi,,pirn,' Company (Limited), No. 2 .lett>, S.W . India Dock, London." If the, above are not claimed within 11 days from this date, they will be Sold to defray expenses. JOSEPH MOTION, Commission Agent. j Customs-street West. Auckland, September IS. ISSI-V . i^OSPEL TEMPERANCE MISSION. BLUE RIBBON ARMY. Mr Alfred Cox lias been elected Secretary to the iibovu. His Oilico is-Mcrcantde Chambers, 123, Queen-street, next Bank of New /calami. All communications respecting tho Mission lo be addressed to him. SAML. MACFARLANE. President. 10. G.T. — Visit to Newmarket-.—The c .Members of the Ark of Eden Lodge arc requested to muster at the Victoria Lodge, ..ev, market, on THURSDAY Evening, bcptcmbei* 20th, at 7.39 shar^ opoci , LlyGToySi;Cj -ft/TR BERRY wishes to inform tho Pub -IVJL He of Auckland- that he has started an Elocution Class in the Alexandra-street School room. Classes for male and female every WEDNESDAY evening, at 7.30. Terms, 10s per quarter. _____. J_>ICYCLES ! Bicycles ! Bicycles !—s*B 3 per Zealandia and Doric. 25 sold; call quickly before all arc gone. Price, from £12 IDs cash or deferred,—W. C. Demies, Quaon-street. AVINtJ WITHDRAWN our Agency from M. White and Co.. Fort-street, Auckland, all Empty Casks bearing our brand must be forwarded to Captain Anderson, Queen's Wharf, Auckland. JAMES SPEIGHT & CO. City Brewery, Dunedin, September 10, 1833. TXRICKET ! CRICKET ! CRICKET ! Tho undersigned has Just to Hand, ex Buttermore, a Selection of CRIGKE lINLr GOODS, suitable for ths coming season, con sisting of Dark's and Cobbett's Bats, Darks and Duke s Match I—ll3, Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Batting Gloves, Stumps, tec. ARTHUR TILLY, Tobacconist, 01. Queen-street (opposite Bunk of New Zealand). _J 6 ~t i c X *.ll Claims in the estato of Lauritz Henri-- S"ii must be rendered in duplicate on or beforo tho 21st inst., other-wise they will not bo re cognised. Accounts to he addressed to the caro of'the trustees. Box 2SG, General Post-office, Auckland. Tr> O C X V N O O K. I can still offer Well-situated Volcanic Allot ments at Rocky Nook al prices which arc really low compared with others elsewhere. Consult your medical man " as to their salubrity, tec. ' Houses built to suit purchasers. Wm. EAIvER. Mr Ewington i 3 mr Agont. ..._i ~rrrr. Groceries. CITY TEA MART, GENERAL GROCERY te PROVISION STORE. ESTABLISHED WITH A VIEW TO SUPI-VISQ FAMILIES WITH TEAS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS O. PEST QUALITY AT WHOLESALE PRICES. MOVING WITH THE TIMES. The subscriber, with a view to still further in creasing the business of the City Tea Mart, has determined to make considerable reductions from tho prices now i being charged in Auckland j and Suburbs. t j NOW" O.N SALE:— ! Rich strong, Harjeeling flavoured Tea, 2s per j ! lb, in 211) tins (no charge for tins) j White Tablo Sugar, id, bid, and od pel lb , cheaper by tho mat 71b Bags Oatmeal. Is Id; 2-lbs Oatmeal, Is 3d j Hobart Town Jams, CM per tin j choapcr by the Hams, from Sd per lb ; Bacon, from Gd per lb Butter, Eggs, &c, and every description of Groceries and Provisions, at LO\\__l WHOLESALE PRICES. COUNTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO WITH i DESPATCH. Highest, Prico given for Produce, and every j possible inducement offered to facilitate and encourage Business ; Please note tbo address:— I ROBERT ||EW, j .WHOLESALE TEA MERCHANT AND GROCER. j Victoria te Alheht-steeets, Auckland. Medical. jr EATI NG' S pi 0W D E It. KEATING'S POWDER KEAI IXG'S POWDER KEATING _ POWDER KILLS BUGS FLEAS MOTHS BEETLES. Tuts Powder is Quite Harmless to Ani mal Life, but is unrivalled in destroying fleas, \ burs cockroaches, beetles, moths in furs, and | every other species of insecL Sportsmen will llnd tills invaluable for destroying fleas m then dogs, as also ladies for their pet dogs. Tins Article has Found so Great a Sale that it has tempted others to vend a so-called article in imitation. Tho Public are Cautioned that the tins of the genuine powder bear ttie autograph of THOMAS KEATING. KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATINC'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS KEATING'S WORM TABLETS A Purely Vegetaiile sweetmeat, both m appearance nnd taste, furnishing a most agree able method of administering the only cer tain remedy for INTESTINAL or THREAD WORMS. It is a perfectly safe and mild pre paration, and is especially adapted for Children. Sold in Tins by all Chemists and Druggists. Proprietor:'THOMAS KEATING, London. FLESH FORMING FOOD for Injantu ~~T_GT_TS~fOW "FOR"INFANTS is __■__ prepared locally from malted cereals, ac cording to tho recipe of Baron Leibig. It is an APPROVED KUHSTITUTE for MOTHERS Milk; FATTENING, NOURISHING, and INVIGORATING. Sold in Canisters at Is fid. AT THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. ■____ =_S~A T S ! 11 A T S ! RATS !—Use SS) SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats cat it grcedilv, and die ; no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND te CO.. opposite Post-office. _ THITJiAKING POWDER par excellence A ICKIN'S M RAT ED BAKING _£__ I'OWDER—"The Most Economical. "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Elour or Alum. In tins at ls Od and 2s Gd. Special Price Wholesale. Address: THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. OOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous KeIicf—ODONTALGIC—Is per bottle.— SHARLAND te CO. (opposite Post-office). FOR WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial | IRRITATION, mRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF JL EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphlto of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of limo and Quinine," is most certainly alterative and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and ASTHMA. Address:— THE PHARMACY. Qu en-street. R. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular ) medicine of the day. Price, 2s Bd a box.—Colo ■ nial Agents, Sharland & Co., opposite the Post , office. TT O P T> I T T E R S. j Imported Direct from tho Manufactory. 53 PER BOTTLE. - AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, f QUEEN-STREET. LIVER REGULATING. ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, No. A, arc now known from ftgNggg ? to Mongonul' as one of the most effect vc rome 5 dies for "SLUGGKH LIVEB. jorpm n ~p i lid (all sic-ar cmMJ. p ir A roI A c Y. d QGEEN-TKKET. Z I Sharll-nLvs cherry pectoral, - ! IT} (.bsolutely the best remedy ever made for 8 COUGHS, BRONCHITIS. AND COLDS. Price, Vs 6d and Is Bd a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office.



! Business Notices. SADDLERY! SADDLERY! The undersigned has received, ex Zealandia, ■l qi-lemlid Assortment of Ladies' and Cents' ;'--->d'-lli"i il'ci.l's pa:l,>.i*:i,. Bridles, Whips, Spurs, Vc ' l)e«t Pure Nickel Silver Mountings for l*-.i--11..1-7- Cub. Oig.and Ru.ggy Harness; also, x'i'e'-eiinc I'elliam'. and Suable I .its tin great v.*'.*i''-tvl: and will sell at a small profit to make room for further shipments. W. MORGAN. ____________ NEWMAKi-KT, PIANOS. 1! T _ ~ I'iANUS. ! 9j o II O >V I) _ IN, PIANOS. PIANOS. ; QUEEN-STREET, PIANOS.; PIANOS. I Next PIANOS. I pianos./ Bank ot New Zealand. DOfJ-n-E OVER-STRUNG IRON FRAMJ3, By Ashe—ic.'g,- Manthcy, and Ncufcld, Very Cheap, and Superior to any ho has over Imported. JM USD J. MOWBRAY have rem.T_d 0 'to' Soherll- Buildings. Eort-street (OPPO; site Union Slsiiuiishiii Co.'s Oliice. T ~W~A V M 0 U T H, .6, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT -idAverage Ad;.~tor, has REMOVED to 17, Scherti's Building-*.'. . TJOTICB $ O CL I ENT S. Mr KaAe, Solicitor, has removal to No. 12, Mercantile Chambers (ground floor, Queen street,, between* Punk of New Zealand and -Tft/TE-SRS. JACKSON AN_- KUSS__L, !«■ SOLICITO R S, Have REMOVED from Fort-street to No. 12, Shortland Crescent (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's Warehouse). Ist September. 18S:V. ___ TWT.O T ICE 0 F BEMO VA L. HENRY G. WADE, A.R.1.8.A., j ARCHITECT, CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN -STREET, i Lai- City Council OF*—__■ -fVT OTI C _ OF REMOVAL. MR. ROBERT BROWNING, Solicitor, has Removed from Shortland-street to his New Ch,.t_—-TOt-at the corner ot Vulcan Lane and High-streei. [C-KU.j WJ. DA I- TON, C E., • AnCIIITKCT AND SCRVEYOII, Has Removed to High-street (fronting Vulcan Lane), over Mr White's, Law StaUoßcr. PATENT AGENT TT**! E H C I N G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows '.-■ Best Paling Pence of Puriri Posts. Hobart Rails, and -ft. Hobart Palings, one men arpa«, Paling Fonco to consist Puriri Posts, 603 ? Hobart Rails and Heart Kauri Palings, to. Three-rail Fenco, Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 435. „ ~ ~ „ Wire Fences, with Top Rail, 3—. Wire Fence, 7 wires, _.is. Barbed Wiro Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, ISs por chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot, not pointed, or 2s Od per foot all eomplct c. A cry neat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wicket Gato, all painted complete, at Us per foot. All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Customs-street, opposito Arnold. Hines and Co. Ci RAHAME'S PUBLIC BONDED \J\ STORE, FORT-STREET. Tho Commercial Public are informed that this bond is now carried on under the direction of Mr Louis Elemmino, who has for several years been engaged in tbo Warehouse, and is intimately acquainted with tho wishes and re quirements of all tho customers. Importers may rely upon overy care and atten tion being given to JOSEPH TAYLOR, Chancery-street, WHOLESALE OYSTER DEALER, Has always on hand Coromandel Oysters. Ship ping and country orders attended to. Ttf 0 T I C E. BEES WAX ! BEES WAX ! Purchased in any Quantity for Cash. j Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ! ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can ! confidently recommend them, and trusts that 1 all his old Customers, and tho Publio Generally, i will avail themselves of this splendid oppor ! tunit-T and call early to buy his Superior Congou, ' Best 'Flavoured Kooloo, Souchong, and various I Mixed Teas, suited to every taste. Ho has also on hand Japanese Ware Preserved Ginger, i Crockcryware, Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other I commodities too numerous to mention. I Note tho Address— ! JAMES AH KEW & CO., 31, Queen-street. A* T THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE 249, QUEEN-STREET. j CHEAP EARTHENWARE ! ! I All sizes and kinds of Plates from 2s fid doz.; i Whito and Gold China Cups and Saucers, ; Cs Cd doz.; Strong Printed do., -Is uoz.; 1 Largo Dishes, only ls fid each, tec, tea. I .CHEAP GLASSWARE!! I Flower Stands, cut or engraved, from Is:; Wmo Glasses, engraved, Is doz.; Cut Glass De canters, 3s fid each; Butter Coolers, Is; Sugar and Creams, Od, or ls per pair; loilct Bottle and Glass, ls; do, engraved, Is Cd ; Oval and Round Jam Dishes, from od, tec, tec ; Glass Shades and Stands. CHEAP HOLLOWARE ! ! Saucepans, Boilers, Kettles, all sizes; large Gal vanized Tubs, Is 9d; Frying Pans, ls9d; &c. CHEAP TINWARE ! ! Including Tin Kettles. Billies. Pannikins, Wash bowl's, Dippers, Meat Dishes. Tea Pots, Coffee Pots. Candlesticks, tec. tec CHEAP BRUSHWARE ! ! Shoe Brushes. 2s Cd set; Nail and Tooth Brushes, fid; Hair, Cloth, and Scrubbing do. Is; Hair i Brooms, 2s; Hand Brooms. lOd; Blacklead, - Whitewash, and Paint Brushes. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, &c. ! ! Padlocks and Chest Locks, Cd; Rim Locks comp etc, 2s 3d ; American Axes, 2s 9d and 3s Cd; Fire Shovel, lOd; American Hatchets, ls fid; Scales and Weights: Sad Irons, ls ; Japanned Tea Trays, 2s and 3s; Box Irons, 4s; Setot Handsome Canisters, 3s fid; Lamps from ls up to 2 guineas ; Looking-glasses, Hanging, Is; Trays do, 4s fid; Fenders, I ire irons, Bellows, teo.. tec. CHEAP CUTLERY!! I Pocket Knives, Gd; Razors, ls fid; Good Table i Knives and Forks, from 9s doz.; Spoons m the leading makes and sizes, from 3s doz., tec. CHEAP TEAPOTS ! ! Tin or Earthenware, from ls; Brittania metal, from 5s Cd ; Electro-plate, from 12s fid; also, Fancy Painted, White' and Gold China, Japanese Stone. &c, &c. CHEAP TOOLS! ! Hammers, 6d, ls, ls Cd, 2s each; Brace and Set of Bits, 3sCd; Screwdrivers, Is; Rules, Is Chisels, I s Cd; Squares, Planes, Pincers, Saws. CHEAP FANCY GOODS ! ! Ladies' Bags, cheap; Fancy Baskets, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Albums, Silver and Jet Jewellery, Vases. Lustres, Statuary, Toilet Sets, Clocks, Purses. Pockctbooks, I'ipes, Perfumery, Toilet, Soap, &c, tec. CHEAP TOYS! ! Card of Tools, fid; China Tea Set, ls; Wood Tea Set, lOd; Dolls, fid ; Monkey on stick. Id and 2d; Boxed Toys—Farms, tec, from 8d box; Skittles, Balls, tec, tec CHEAP SUNDRIES ! ! Comprising-F.gg Beaters ls; Set Dinner Mats, Is; .Manilla Kits, fid; Studs, is bd set; , Splash Mats, ls; Rack and line Tooth1 Combs, fid; Feeding Bottles, 9d; Wood Taps, Cd; Crue; Stand.-. 2s fid : Canary Cages, from 3s 9d ; Breeding Cages (large), 17s Cd. HANCHARD _ CRANWELL. I ■VTE LVET PILE CARPETS. J. WILKINSON begs to inform the Public of Auckland and surrounding districts that c has just recently brought from England some SPLENDID VELVET PILE CARPETS, and is prepared to sell them at a great sacrifice, viz. 4s Cd per yard. Such bargains not again to be met with in Auckland. He has also a few SILK DRESS PIECES at a very cheap rate. Note the address: — Regent-stroct, Kyber Pass (Private House). ;l . -Iw ° R M s' - YY All children sutler from them. ! If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, " 1 SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-omco Highway Board Notices. ' | NOTICE. 1I i^fifiXoo^A^^^s^ ' ' ho 31- day of March. l-i, the Kate Book is ' now or.en "for inspection at the office of tho Poa-u Grr.it North Koa-1. between the hov.rsof Re.in ami :> p.m., and thnt fourteen days after this notice rates will he due. ' It is further notified thai. Ml< PHILIP TAOL'E ii appointed Hanger' for too above district. Also', that Tenders will be received at the oiliec of tho above Board up to the -Ist instant for the Supply of Scoria, Spalls, tec ____~ • . ' v GEORGE CHILTON, Chairman. I Road Board Offlco, Arch Hill, Bth Septomber, 1883.



Lost and Foi.inK_______ LOST, small Silver Chain on Sunday* between St. SepuHire's Church and Newton.- Pleaso return to Stevens High_strce_, LOST, yesterday, Given-stone in Shape of book, gold mounting. -Kinder rewanlttt on leaving same with J. F. Lepme, lailor,_ Wakollcld-strect. Board and Residence. CIOMFORTABLE Board nnd Residence l for Simrle Gentlemen, near Post-offices good bath. I. permanent, 18s per week.—Aa fli-rni- Mi-W.15. Dallen, Confectioner, Quecn strcet. ____ "OOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two jO Gentlemen Friend.-*; largo airr rooms.— ' •-•'''■ on House. Grai'iou Koad unmosilo Choral Hall). 130ARI) and Residence for Two Gentle- Jl) men Friends or Married Couple. Path : and Piano.—Apply St.m; Otlice. . nOVEKXOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JC HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Single Room 25s per Week i ——" ! Concerts, &c» DEVONPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY. Conductor—-Mr Gordon Gooch. CONCERT THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING. ' Operatic Part Soflgs', Choice Ballads, etc., and Locke's celebrated Music to Macbeth. Admission: 2s; Back Seats, ls. Concert at 8 o'clock. mMNITY CHURCH, DEVONPORT. A. CONVERSAZIONE will bo held in tho Devonport Hall on FRIDAY Evening at 7.30, to. welcome the Rev. Joseph Rates on Ins return froni Australia. Admission, One Shilling. GLASS -WORKS. Freeman's Bay,— Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Admis sion, Gd. Each visitor receives one Glass Jug*.— M. Cook and Sons. Tenders. .■,;■■.-..-'.- r-J-\-,_. '■^>ti-_^^<iC_f^i/^U^ _ DDITIONS TO POST AND TELE _:__ GRAPH STATION, ONEIIUNGA- Pnblic Works Oilico, ; Auckland. Sci * ".'-ber 17,1583. Written Tenders will he receivt .1 al Ibis oilico j until noon on SATURDA V. -!Hh September, ISS3, for Additions lo Post ar«l Telegraph Station, Onohunga. Plans, speciflc.-ions. and condi tions of contract can be seen al Ibis Otiico. len. dors must he addressed to the Hon. tho Ministor for Public Works, Auckland, and marked out side, " Tenders for Additions to Post and Tele-, graph Station, Onehunga." The lowest or any tend-* not necessarily accepted. By coiumwid. W. 11. HALES, District Engineer, m 0 BUILDERS, Tenders will be received up to noon on SATURDAY, October (i, for the Erection Ot Extensive Additions lo the Northern Club. Plans, tec, at our ollloes, Queen-street. EDWARD MAHONEY & SON, Architect?, Continued on First Page. "7 : i Aactions. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. ORANGES! ORANGES! APPLES ! APPLES ! TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION", TO-MORROW, at II o'clock a.m., AT ARTHUR'S MART, 1 fl-O CASES SYMtEY ORANGES, 50 cases Hobart Apples Ex s.s. Wairarapa and __ttiapouri. TO-MOBEO W, At 11 o'clock. AT SIBBIK'S MAR T. For the Benefit of Whom it May Concern, A CASES CANTERBURY HAMS __ AND BACON Also, 50 CASES ORANGES, EX WAIRARAPA 91 TONS PRIME SOUTHERN POTATOES, TO ARRIVE EX DAVENPORT T 0 - M 0 II R 0 W, At 10.30 a.m. FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT J wk Ex Walrarapa, from Sydney. L. W. EAT O N WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, To morrow (Thursday), at half-past 10 o'clock, DO Cases ORANGES-.IH SO do. do. GH SO do. do. JDB 2H do. do. RG 8 do. MANDARINS 20 do. BANANAS W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAS. DACRE. FRIDAY', SEPTEMBER 21. AMERICAN ORGAN, DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, BATHS, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FOR SALE, by Auction, at our Rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, 21st instant, at 11 o'clock. AMERICAN ORGAN. 7 stops, by Wilcox and Whito ; Walnut Diowing-room Suite, 9 pieces; Couches, Chairs, Pic tures, Carpets, Rugs. Fenders and Irons, Rocking Chairs, Clocks, Platcdwaro, China, Crockery, Cutlery. Sideboard, Cheffoniorcs, Iron ond Wood Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattrasscs, Bedding, Chests Drawers, Mirrors, Washstands, Long Baths, Dressing Tables, Kitchen Uten sils, Hoi—ware, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE _ SON, Auctioneers. CITY OF AUCKLAND. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25. FIFTY YEARS LEASE OF SEVEN BUILDING ALLOTMENTS, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST, Being Lots 24, 25, 26, 27, 29, 30, and 31, 7 of Sub-division 5 of Section 13, of the City of Auckland. .AIR G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the City Council to offer by auction, at his Salo Rooms, Lower Queen-street, at noon of Friday, October 23th, THE LEASE OF j . SEVEN VALUABLE ALLOT— ENTS, as-*-■," ---above. The Allotments in Wellesley-street East are ' the LAST the City Council have for sale in the City. •KrOne-third the value of the Buildings pay. ablo to tho Lesseo at the expiration of the Lease, Plan Terms, and Conditions of Sale and Lease, may be viewed at the Olllce of the Town Clerk, Council Chambers, High-street. Allotments will be flagged. 201 j B. TONKS.] [K. C. CAKE.] [l!. 1). TO.NKS. THURSD-Y, OCTOBER -1, At 12 o'clock noon. Ric Tin; Estate of Hakcockt and Co., \ Brewers. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. IMPORTANT TO BREWERS. DISSOLUTION OF. PARTNERSHIP. j MESSRS B. TONKS & CO. j TTAVE received inst ructions from the ; -*-*- proprietors, who are dissolving partner ! ship, to sell by auction without reserve, at their ; Mart, on Thursday, tho Ith October next, j THAT FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT ! No. 33 o£ the sub-division of allotment 8, Sccton ] 5, Suburbs of Auckland, situate in Oxford-street, i off the New North Road, Eden Terrace District, together with Brewery erected thereon, and all j the Plants, Materials, and Fixture.- connected therewith, and Outbuildings attached thereto. The Brewery and Plant are quite new, having only recently been erected, and comprise all tho plant necessary for carrying on operalions. .. The Brewery is also supplied with a good spring 1 o£ suitable water. '< Continued on Fourth Page,