TELEGRAMS.

[fuom orn own correspoxdext.]

Cambridge, this day.

The persons who signed the petition pray in" for the removal ofMrNorthcroft, K.M., from this district, have received a reply from the Under-Secretary of the Justice Department that, owing to the general vagueness of the charges set forth in the petition, they are unable to take any action on them. The reply, which was despatched from Wellington on the day following receipt of the petition, has been greatly de layed in transit. Much adverse feeling exists here on the matter.

[per i-kkss association.]

CinusTciffßCH, yesterday Tho Cemetery Question.

The Board of Health last night, after con sidering the very unsatisfactory condition of the city cemeteries, decided to recom mend the authorities to close them at once, and that a thorough system of drainage connected' with the pumping station be carried out.

iKVEECAUOILti, yesterday

Stonm Tug-A Tug of War.

At the meeting of the Bluff Harbour Board two tenders wero received for a steam-tug, and that of Darling and Com pany, London, at £5,000, was accepted. Messrs Craig and Thomson objected to accepting the tender, the former because it was too high, and the latter on the ground that the tug was not wanted, and they left the room before the motion was put. At the Supremo Court to-day, Henry Wilson was convicted of larceny and sen tenced to sir months' imprisonment; and Hugh Bovdand, for passing a valueless nliequo, was sontenced to two years' hard labour. Bordand in at present undorgoing sentence on a previous charge of false pre tences, and has still six weeks to serve.

CITY EAST LICENSING COURT.

Quarterly Mooting.

[Before Messrs fi. Harper (Chairman), (.raves Aiekin, C. C. H. Goorgo, and Win. Rattruy. Jlr J. B. Stonoy, Clerk. Superintendent Thomson ou Uie part of the police.]

Tiunsvuk. — Application fov transfer of license of Custom-houso Hotel, from Charles Forster to William Weston. —Mr Thomson ■ offered no objection to the present applicant, but hoped tho hotel would bo conducted better than in the past.—The Bench granted tlio transfer. City Club.—Mr A. E. Whitaker applied fov a 12 o'clock liceuse to this hotel, ana submitted plans as requested. lie might inform the Court that the desired altera tiong had been satisfactorily carried out.— Mr Thomson endorsed the statement of Mr Whitaker.—The license was granted. Application' foii Hbmoval of License. Before the application for the removal of the Waverley Hotel, the Chairman on the Bench referred in strong terms to a lead ing article which appeared in tlio " Herald." The Licensing Court, as a ' public body, was, no doubt, subject to public criticism, but tho article in question was manifestly unfair. He could say conscientiously that no secret promise had been mado in respect of the license of the Waverley Hotel. Tlio remarks wero untruo.—Mr Tyler said he appeared on behalf of a number of memo rialists, and had heard rumours that the Bench, and especially tho Chairman, had stated publicly that it was tho intention of tho Bench to grant tho application. Even Mr Goorgo was acting as solicitor. He con sidered that such gentlemen should not sit on the Boncli.—Mr Aickin said tlio Bench had made no such promise. The statement mado by Mr Tyler was untrue.—Mr George said he had positively refused to have anything to do with tho application, and ho was not biassed in any way.—Mr Heskoth, who represented about 150 memorialists, had heard that Mr Montague had expressed his ■news publicly in respect to tho present application ; it was a pity that Mr Montague was not presont to vindicate his position.— After some further remarks, Mr Laishloy made the necossary application in duo form in favour of Goorgo Isles Fanter, for tho re moval of tho liconso of the Wavorley Hotel to sections Bfi and 87. reclamation allot ments, whoro it was intended to erect a first - class family hotel, not a moro drinking shop 3"3 had b°en assorted. • Mr Laishloy roforred to a lengthy petition In favour of tho application, not for another hotel, but for a new ono in tho place of tho Waverloy Hotol. Tho memorialists concluded that such an hotol as vras contemplated by Mr l'antcr, who was prepared to risk £10,000 on it, was verily tho "crying want" of Auckland. He hoped therefore that tho Bench would not bo influenced either by rumours or whatevor tho Press might say, but would satisfy this " crying want," and grant the removal of the license—Mr Cotter also ap poared for tho applicant in conjunction with Mr Laishley.— Mr Tyler contended that the site of tho proposed new hotel was not within the licensing district of tho City of Auckland, and therefore the Bench had no power to grant the application. Tho licensing district was proclaimed in January, 1882, and it was not till ISS3 that the boundaries wore enlarged by the Har bour Board reclaiming tho land at the Waitomata Harbour.on which it is intended to erect tho new hotel; but this site had not been proclaimed, and was not within the limits of the licensing districts of tho city.—Mr Hesketh addressed the Bench, and submitted that the objection was a sound and unanswerable one. The city had been ex^nded, but not tho licensing districts-—Mr Thoo. Cooper, who repre sented another list of memorialists, sup ported the objection.—Mr Laishloy replied that the boundaries were not defined, it was true i but the land was neither in the districts North or South, and honce it was in City East. He urged, thesefore, that the Court would not listen to a mero tech nical objection, but grant the application.— MrHesketh said tho districts wero fixed and defined, and Mr Laishley had failed to Bhow that the licensing districts could ox tend with the extending boundaries of the city. The two things wero quite distinct and apart.—The Bench retired to consider the objection. The Court expressed a desire to hear some fui'ther arguments from counsel. The " Gazette " states that all lands on that sido of tho city, not included in districts north and south, was in the Ward of City East.— Mr Hesketh said all the "Gazotto" states Is making the reclamation a part of the city, not affecting at all the licensing dis tricts. The power referred to was tho power under tho Municipal Corporations Act; but that does not enlargo tho liconsing district. Tho Governor had notoxercisedhis power In extonding the licensing district. If tho contention on the other side was just, there would be no nocessity for tho Governor to exerciso hispower in dofmngsuch districts. —Mr Cotter replied at somo longth, and endeavour to shew that tho Court had full power to deal with the present case. Tho question to bo considered is, What are the boundaries of the present city of Auck land?—Mr Heskoth replied that the Court had no power to grant tho application in pursuance of tho Act; the powor of altering or extending' tho liconsing district wero separate and distinct from tho Municipal Corporations Act.—Mr Cooper also made Borne remarks, when the Court, feeling unable to give a decision at present, ad journed the matter for three months.

Auckland Sharemarket.

September sto. Bank of Now Zealand—Sellers, £2215s National Bank—Sellers, 72s 6d Colonial Bank-Sellers. 4os Union Insurance—2ls Gd Auckland Gas—Sellers, £912a 6d Moanataiari—Sellers, Ss Deep Level Cross—3s 9d, 4s; sellers, 43 Bright Smile—Scllors, 3s Id Prince Imperial—l2s, 41s; buyors, 10s ; sellers, 41s ox. dlv. Ivanhoe—2s 6s, 2s 9d; buyors, 2s Od ; sellers, 3s Vulcan—3s, 3s 3d ; sellers. 3s 3d. JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

LATEST SHIPPING.

Tho schooner Mary King, for Kaipara, is still at tho North Head.

Tho following passengors have booked for Sydney by tho Wairarapa, which leave 3 this evening:—Mr and Mrs Coasravo, Mrs Prenoll and two children. Hisses Chitty, Smith, Bur row.? Blundell, Weston. Fostor, Mr and Mrs Hollvar, Mr and lira Hesketh, Mr and Mrs Blackadder, Mr and Mrs Burro\v3. Mr and Mrs Low. Mr and Miss YVheelor. Key. Walsh, Messrs Blvth, Jameson, Cavo. Martin, Dacre, Roy, La'ngton, Blair, Davis, Perry, Surman, Thomas.

Constable Christie, who arrived from Wellington yesterday, has been appointed to the Thames, for which place he leaves on Friday. Constable Slight is transferred from Thames to Wellington. Messrs B. Tonks and Co. held a land sale to-day by order of the Board of Governors, Auckland College and Grammar School. The sale wa3 fully attended, and good prices obtained. The monthly meeting of tho Domain Board, which was to haira been held this afternoon, lapsed for want of a quorum.

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[rf.utkr's telegrams],

(Received Sept. 5—2.15 p.m.) Paris, Sept. 4. French Reinforcements to bo sent. In consequence of the latest news re ceived regarding the movements of Chinese troops, the French Government has decided that large reinforcements3hall be despatched I without delay to Tonquin. (Received September 5, 1.40 p.m.) The Tonquin War.—The Annamese Oppose China. London, September 3. News from Tonquin states that 15,000 I Chinese have crossed the Mongtai, en route for Maidnong. The Annamese havo re pulsed an attack made by a Chinese gun boat. Fenian Infernal Machines. A number of infernal machines, and a quantity of explosive materials, have been discovered in the premises occupied by the Irishmen who were arrested for being con cerned in the explosion at the Glasgow Gasworks.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

[BY TKLEOIIAI'II. —OWN KKFOItTKK.]

"A Nasty Knock" to Ministers.

The latest blow to tho Government has been administered by the Publio Account* Committee, which this morning can-led a re solution completely reversing its rej>ort of two clays ago as regards the famous memo of the Controller-General. The resolution as re ported state that as the memo in question disclosed a clear evasion of the law on tho part of the Treasurer, that as the former report had been voted by six to four, and among that six weie three Minister*, who were practically on their trial, the Com mitteo considered that the report was against the weight of evidonco. " Withered bo tho Nose that Pokes Into the Gov'mont Printing." In the supplementary estimates passed last night, was a voto for £450 for a four feeder Wharfdale printing machine for the Government Printing Office, which was to bo purchased from the " Press " Co. (Limited). When this was under consider ation, Mr Seddon inquired whether tho paper from which the machine was to be purchased was a Government or Opposition journal. Tho Contrary " Lords" — What Will Government Say ? The action of tho Legislative Counoil in throwing out tho Laud Bill is causing a good deal of talk in tho lobbies this morning, and the course of Government in tho matter will bo awaited with some anxiety. Finding it impossible to force through the clauses in another bill (the (speaker having ruled that stop im practicable and contrary to Parliamentary usage), it is even said thnt the session may be prorogued on Saturday and Parliament callod together again on Monday for the purposo of submitting a now bill. It is hardly likely that Buch an extreme course will be adopted, but I give the rumour oh it goes. Another short session of a few days' dura tion, with another session's honorarium, would probably be acceptable to some members, but the case is hardly of suffi cient urgency to warrant such a waste of public money. Major Atkinson is expected to state Government intentions at two I o'clock, at which hour the House is to meet 1 to-day. Business In tho House To-Day. On tho House resuming this afternoon, Mr Montgomery asked tho Troasurer what ho intended to do with reforenco to tha ac tion of the Legislative Council in throwing out tha Land Bill. Major Atkinson Raid a bill would shortly bo before tho llouso, giving effect to tho " dummy " clauses of tho Land Bill, and that the House would not rise until that new bill was passed. It was not pro posed to proceed with the Russell Ex change of Land Bill this session: and he did not think they would read the Railway Improved Land Bill a second time. A bill dealing with the constitution of the Legislative Council would bo tiron tho table bofore the Houyo rises, bub a bill with referenco to national insurance would not ! be introduced.

The Land Act.—A Now Bill to be Intro duced.

[l!Y TF.I.KOHAnt —PRKSS ASSOCIATION.]

In tho Houpe to-day, Major Atkinson an nounced that Government will intro duce and pass through to-day, a short bill to give effect to the " dummyism" clauses of the Land Bill registered by the Legislative Council. Tho Government Policy. He also stated that the llusnell Exchange of Land Bill will not bo proceeded with thin session, and tho re-organisation of tho Civil Soryico will bo undertaken by Government during the recess on their own responsi bility. Committee of Supply. In Committee of Supply this morning, Class 1, Legislative, the following increases to permanent salaries of officers of the Legislative Council wero struck out on the ' voices : — Chairman of Committee, £100 ; Glerk of Council, £100; Clerk Assistant, £50 ; Second Clerk Assistant, £25. In the House of Representatives, increases of £'50 to Second Clerk Assistant, and £50 to Reader, were carried, and the item Sorgeant at-Arms was also passed on a division. The total Legislative vote, £41,568, including honorarium for both Houses, £24,500, was passed without further debate. Chargeable on Government Insurance Fund, £39,205.

Messrs Hutchinson, Turnbull, and one or two others, kept up a general discussion on tho items of salaries until 3.50 a.m., when ' tho voto was passed, less a reduc tion of £288, movod by Major Atkinson, in tho item Superintendent of Agents £450, as a now arrangement had beon made with that officer. A motion to reduce tho Actuary's salary was negatived on the voices, Major Atkinson promising full inquiry into tho nature of certain tables of surrender value which had been computed by that officer, for which ho had received a special sum of £150. Supplementary Estimates. Tho Supplementary Estimates were thon proceeded with. On Class 8, higher education, Mr Fetrie moved to redueo item—Girls' High School, Auckland, £1,000, by £500. Tho Committee at 4.5 divided on this ; reduction lost by 25 to 17.

Mr Seddon moved to strike out the whole vote of £2,350, and Mr Hursthouse strongly supported striking it out. Vote retained as printed, by 27 to 15.

Major Atkinson announced that all the increases with three exceptions on those estimates applied to officers receiving loss than £150 a year; the throo wero : £50 to an exceedingly valuable officer, who would othorwiso leavo tho service, making his salary £200, and an additional CIOO a year oach to the Under secretary for Crown Lands and tho Under- Secreta:-y for Defence, so as to place thorn on tho same footing as other under secretaries.

Mr Buchanan moved to strike out the item subsidy of pound for pound to local bodies for destruction of tho koa pest, £300. Item retained on division by 21 to 20. Mr Allwright moved to strike out the tern £2,000 for the erection of now printing office at Wellington. Item retained by 24 to 13.

Tho remainder of tho Supplementary Estimates were then passed, and at 5.45 a.m. progress was reported, and tho various votes wore read a second timo and agreed to. Tho Houso, at 5.50 a.m., adjourned until 2 p.m. to-day.

SUPREME COURT-This Day.

In Banco.

[Beforo His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.]

Gamack v. New Zealand Loan and Mkkcantile Agency Compast, Demurrer. —This demurrer was argued last Wednes day by Mr Theo. Cooper, for the de fendants, and Mr Edwin Hesketh, for the plaintiff.—His Honor now delivered judg ment for the defendants, holding the applica tion bad, and allowing tho demurrer on the costs. Leave was given to plaintiff to amend pleadings under 21 days, on payment of costs. Re Lauiutz Henbiksen (arranging debtor).—On the motion of Mr Theo. Cooper, a declaration of complete execution of the deed of arrangement was made. This was all the business.

"^Capt. Burgess, while assisting at the fire last night at the North Shore, in walking backwards, fell over n bucket, hurt the back of his head, and fainted. Ho is not, how ever, injured, but the accident has given him a shook. Tenderg wore opened to-day at Messrs Hammond und Son's office for a Bachelor's Cottage at Birkeuhead :—T. Crechmar and Co., £149 (accepted); T. Lynch, £159 ;W. H. Whitorford, £160; H. Flewellyn, £175 ; ; J. Hill, £195.

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NOTICE.

The Company offer a prizo of £10 for the best yearling colt, and £10 for the best yearling filly, sired by any of their Clydesdale StaUlons; to be shown and judged at tho Auckland Agricultural and Pastoral Association Show in November, 1885.

AUCKLAND RACING CLUB.

SYLVIA PARK STAKES.IBB6-A Sweepstakes of 10 soys. each, 4ft., or ' soy. if declared by x o'clock p.m. on tho night of general entry for Summer Meeting, 1886, with 200 soys. added by the New Zealand Stud and Pedi gree Stock Company for tho produce of their sires for tho season IS>3. Tho socond horso to receive 30 soys. mid the third horse 10 soys. from tho stakes. For 2-yoar-oldB: Colts, Bst 101b; tlllies and geldings, Set 71b. Distance 6 furlongs. Nominations, accom panied with 1 soy. (first forfeit), to bo made to the Secretary of tho A.R.C. by 8 o'clock p.m. on first Friday following Autumn Summor Meeting, 1884

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1883.



Concerts, &c. "XT EWT ON ATHEN JB UM. ENTERTAINMENT IN ill) OF ST. BENEDICT'S CHURCH ffUNI), THURSDAY, Cth INST. PROGRAMME. I'ABT I. 1. Irish Quudr.lloa. .Orchiwt.ni 2. Souif—" Looking Hack ".. Miss A. Lorigan 3. Song—Comic.Mr Gai'lund 4. Cornet Solo—lrish Airs.. Air McComlah 6. Song and Violin Obll#ato-"K:Ulttrnoy..Mrs For 6. Song— "Th» Veteran's Return".. Mr MoCo rafih 7. Song—" Eileen Ahum "..Miss Knight 8. Song—"Some Day "..MrO'SuUlraii Paht 11. 1. Grand Galoys do Concort. Orchestra 2. Song—" Shylle Bawn ".. Miss Lorigan 8. Song—"Merry Tars "..Mr Stodart 4. Souk—Selected.. Mißß Conollv 6. Cornet Solo—lrißh Airs.. Mr McCoinish 8. Sons and Violin Obligate—Solected.. Mrs Fox 7. Song—Serio-Comic.Mr Garland God Savh Tnn Queen. Doors open at 7.15 p.m.: commeuoo at 8. Admission, ONK SHILLING. PITT-STREET WESLEYAN MUTUAL, IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT, TO-MORROW (THURSDAY) EVENING, September 6th, PROGRAMME. Chairman's Address Overture Band Reading—"Colourablo Religion" .. Mr I'ortor Itccitatiou—"Children'B Hospital" Wr McDowell Gloo Choir Hecitat-ion—"Curfow Bell" .. Mr H. Johnston Recitation—"Surrender of Douglas" Mr E. A. Buttle Overture—"Pretty Pet" Hand ltocltation—"Progress of Madness" Mr Lawroneo Gloo m ■■ ..Choir Intbkv.il. Speooli Rev. Parsonson Reading—"A Poop Beyond" .. .. Mr Brown Overture—"Tiny" Bond Recitation—"Fall of \Volsi7".. Mr V. Wlustono Gleo Choir Hearting—'Tin White Hen" .. Mr Beaumont Orarturu ■ ■ • Band Admission :—Adults, la ; Children. Bd. K. J. WHITH, Soorutary. Si 0 11 0 M A N 1> E L. An ENTERTAINMENT will ho given In the Lower Township School oil THURSDAY, Sep tember 13th. Programme to consist of Vocal and Instrumental Music. Headings, Recitations. &c. Performance* solely by Touchers and lhipila of tho School. Proceeds to be devoted to the establishment of a Circulating Library con nected with the- School. HERBERT WOQDHAM. MADAME POOLEY will sing "The Kerry Danco," and Mr Hanna "Tho Irish Emlprrant," at Mr Poolcy'a Kleventh Satur day Popular Concert, next Saturday. Sporting. iTDAKURANGA HUNT CLUB. A General Meeting of tho Member* will bo held on FRIDAY, 7th instant, at r.oou. Business: To Arrungo Forthcoming Race Mooting. Wm. PERCIVAL, Secretary. VONDALE GRAND PIGEON MATCH (U.NDEB TUB HAMLEY GUN CLUB RI'LBS) Will take place at Avondalo on SATURDAY next, tho st.h lust., at 2 p.m. sharp. SWEEPSTAKE OPEN TO ALL-COMERS. (T\ ltAN'l) tiILLIARD TOURNAMENT. NEVADA HOTEL; Entrios close SATURDAY, loth September, 10 p.m. Handicap published 18th. Game, 150 up. lßt Prize, £3 (Trophy or Cesh); Snd, 80s (Trophy or Cash). Entries, 2a 8d ; Accept ance, r>s. Handiooppcrs: R. Uawkes and A. Aylott.



The Stud. "XfEW ZEALAND STUD AND PEDI 1^ GHEE STOCK COMPANY (LIMITED). THE FOLLOWING THOROUGHBRED AND CLYDESDALE ENTIRES Will stand at tho Company's Farm, Sylvia Park, this soason, anil will travel in the Immediate neighbourhood, Good paddocks will bo provided for marcs at Two Shillings and Sixponco por week. Kvory caro will bo taken, but no responsibility will bo incurred. All mares to bo removed by tho 10th January, 1881. All exponses to bo paid boforo marcs aro re moved. MUSKET—So guineas (only ten approved mares of the public will bo taken). LEOLINUS—SingIo Maro, 12 guineas; two or more, 10 guinoas. ANTEROS—SingIe Maro, 19 guineas; two or more, 7 guineas STERLINGWORTH-Singlo Marc, 4 guineas; two or more, S guineas. ROSEBERRY—SingIo Maro, 10 guineas; two or inoro, 7 guineas. BLAIR ATHOL—Singlo Maro, 5 guinoas; two or more, d guinoas. In the Pukekoho, Bombay, Tuakau, Pokeno, Waiuku Distriota: YOUNG MELBOURNE - Singlo Maro, i guineas; two or more, 8 guinoas. In the Piako, Waltoa, To Aroha, and Matamata Districts: LOCH FERGUS—SingIo Maro, i guineas; two or more, S guineas, In the Cambridge, To Awamutu, Ohaupo, and Tamahoro Districts: CAP-A-PIE— Singlo Maro, 5 guineas; two or more, 4 guineas. ELGIN— Single Maro, 5 guineas; two or inoro, 4 guineas. Cards, with full particulars and pedigrees of above, may bo had from Iho Secretary, Short land-street, Auckland; or, the Managing Director, Sylvia Park.



Wanted. WANTED, a steady Man to Drive a 'Bus.—Patcrson and Co., Ix>rno-3treet. WANTED, 4 Experienced Coal Miners. —Apply to Buy of Islands Coal Company, Insurance* Buildings. WANTED, a Ploughman with some capital to join another in good farm.— Apply Office this Paper. ANTED, as Clerk, a competent Book-keeper, who has a knowledge of Auckland.—Apply by letter to Box 291. WANTED, a Situation by a thoroughly competent Bookkeeper (single or double entry): 10 years' experience in the timber trade. First-class recommendations. — Apply DE, S'i'Aßofllue. ANTED, a Pupil for the Dental Profession ; a good opportunity for a gentlemanly youth with mechanical ideas.— Apply to A. \V. Chatlleld, Surgeon Dentist, London Dentistry, 1!W, Queen-street. ANTED, a Lad to drive a Baker's Cart. — Apply James Martin, Baker, Parnell. ANTED, a Strong Boy to deliver parcels.—Apply to-night to Munro and , Milligar, Hobson-street. ANTED, Strong Boys.J— Auckland Timber Company (Limited), Customa strcct West. WANTED, a Respectable Boy.—T. Booth, Butcher, Great North Koad. WANTED, a Smart Boy to assist with ' Baker's Cart and make himself useful. —Apply It. Fnrrell, Princes-street, Onehungq. ANT ED, at Hannafoid's Auckland Registry (established twenty years), Hotel General (Coromandel). WANTED, at Hannaford'u Auckland Registry, Hotel General (Taronaki); plain cooking; wages, iOs. A real good place. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established twenty years), Housemaid and Waitress (samo, Urst-class city hotel); WANTED, at Hannafoid'ts Auckland Registry (eatabllshed twenty years), two Generals able to milk (Mount Albert). ANTED. Employers for Hotel Malo and Female Cooks, Housemaids, Gene rals, Young Girls, Kami Couples, and Boys g.blo to milk, utHannuford'B Auckland Registry. W" ANTED, a good General Servant,— Apply Mrs Burmand, Dublin Houso, Wyndham-street WANTED, at once, good General Servants for the country, also a few for town.—Apply Mrs Penny, Registry. Hobson-st WANTED, a good General Smith ; also a Boy.—Apply Dock Iron Works, Customs-street West WANTED, throo General Servants j also, a Nursemaid who Is handy with her needle. — Apply Mrs Jack's Servanta' Registry Ulllco, Mount Kden Road. - WANTED, General Servant for private famlly.-Apply to Mrs W. A. Cromblo, Prlneo of Wales Hotel, Hobsou-straot. WANTED, a thorough good Cook.— Apply Commercial Hotel, Shortland street. WANTED, a Girl, 15 or 16 years of ago, to make herself generally useful.— Apply Darby's Dinlng-roomß, 28, Quean-strceL WANTED, a Strong Girl for general housowork; country preferred..—Apply Mrs K. Murphy, Karangahapo Road. WANTED, by a Kespoctablo Person, Washing to tako ■ homo.—Apply Mrs Loruez. Boresford-streut, noar the school. WANTED, a Good Tuiloross.— h\ Masßoy, Tailor, 67, Vlctorla-streot ANTED, an Apprentice to tho Mil linory, also Dressmaking.—Apply to A Linabury and Co. WANTED, Respectable Board and Residence by a Young Gentleman; bath. —Apply, atating torma, &C., X._.."-TabO<Hco. WANTED, everybody to know that J. H. Haniinu is Opening a New Drapery and Clothing Shop In Victoria-street on Friday 7th September, 1883. WANTED, a Small Cargo Boat (for cash), from a to 10 tons.—Alfred Patter son, Devonport, ANTED, a Boat, from 12ft. to 14ft, long, with Balls a:id oara complete.— Apply, stating terms, to Boat, Stah OOlce, WANTED, Everyone wanting Office or Shop Fitting, Alterations, Additions, &c, to will on J. M. Haslett, Builder, Fort streot. ___ WANTED, a Small Harmonium In ex change for a Piano.—Webb and Co,, Lyceum Hall, Hobson-strcot, near YlcUiria-flt, ANTED, a Partner with Capital to Join a practical brickinakor on equal terms.—Apply to K. Porter and Company, Iron mongers, Queon-streut. WANTED. —When you aro in Flobson stroot call and see tho largo and choice stock of Mosglcl Tweeds Just oiiuned for tho oonilng noaaon, at Munro and Mllllgau's. WANTED, Tonders for removing a 4 roomed Cottage and sundry alterations. —Apply Mrs John Wilson, Itylc-Htrect, Poll son by. WANTED I Wanted to Soil, very cheap, having bought a Lot of UrocerieH vury cheap, Washboards, only M (worth Ibl ; Dark Blue, only :il Ib. ; I'luid M iloz., ■8 (!d per gross; Bell and (Jo.'s Tin Doxe^iu flu per doz.; Good Tea, Is lit lb. ; Harper Twelve irei'H's Washing Powders, only "d doz.; Good Pickles, M holtlo; Epsom Salts, Id per doz., '.'o box; Hudson's .Soap Powders, 4 packets forOd; Small Tin Boxes Matches, 'i boxes for Id, M per doz.; Arrowroot, 3d lb., 121bs. for'.'s ;Sago, 4d 11), 12 lbs. for 3a fld; Hemp Seed, Id II)., 12 lbs. for L's 3d; Canary Seed, .VI lb., 12 lbs for is; Patent Groats. Jd per lb. tin, :is Cd dos;.; .Shop Twlno, id per ball. Is ldlb; Clothes Pegu, Is 4(1 per gross; Dried Apples, only 4d lb.; Onions, Yd )b. | Note Paper, 10 fluircs for In; Lemon Peel, Is 4d.—H. WATT, PiU-stroot—Large Vases, fo 6(1 per pair (worth ids). ANTED TO SELL, 25 half paid up £1 Shares in Auckland Tobacco Co. No sails will bo made.—Apply Mr Morpoth, South British Insurance Buildings. WANTED TO SELL, an Elegant Rich-toned Piano, quite now, price wly _-*6.—Wobb and (Jo., Lyceum Hall, Hob ion-street, near Victoria-street. ANTED, to Sell, Now Sydney Drays and Heavy Spring Carts, at reduced prices.—Owen Kelly, Royal Oak, Onchunga. VSTANTED to Let, a Well-funiiHhed Vt Room lv Hobson-Btroot (parlour); hoard if required. — Apply Mrs Penny, Registry, Hobson-streeU ANTED to Kent, a Groomed House near town.—Address "Permanent," Mr Walter Smith, Buker, Victoria-street. WANTED, to rent or lease, a 4 or 5- Roomed Houso, closo to town.—Apply N'owman, Plastorer, Sargood'i Now Buildings. ANTED to l'urehnso, Cheap, <i Ten Homo-power Bollerand Engine.—Apply by lettor to Engine. Star Ofllco. WANTED, Purchasers for Mangolds in any quantity.—Apply Fisher and Co., Qiieen-atrect. WANTED, two Working Engineers to proceed to Kulpnra.—Apply Saturday morning, at Brown, Campbell and Co.'a office, Shortland-stroct. ANTED, by Two Young Men, Two Unfurnished Rooms with lire-place, near city.—Address S. Alexander, Stah Ofllco. Try ANTED KNOWN, A, ADAMS wishes to inform his friends and tho public that ho has commenced business as Tailor and Clothier in Groy-streot, opposite Mr A. Young's UroeeryStoro, andhasonened up a well-assorted stock of English and Colonial Tweeds. It is his intontion to carry on a strictly cash trado, bo that ho may bo enabled to glvo his customers tho very best valuo for their money. ANTED KN 0 W N, that any Gontleman of Auckland who is suffering from Rheumatism I will Cure Freo Df Charge. A PAINLESS AND POSITIVE CURE FOR CORNS. A CURE FOR WORMS. PROFESSOR ELLIS treats all diseases and complaints. Ho offers to tho public that any :ase of disease (not too far advanced) which he treats, where a complete cure is not effected, ho refunds half tho feo. Secret Complaints of young men cured.—Noto tho address: No. ;OS Queon-street (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ANTED KNOWN, Lots of Fresh Bargains at all my shops. Particulars 30011 in both the Stau and "Herald."—W. H. Dampior. WANTED KNOWN, 50 Pieces of Plush In all Colours, Is Od ; usual price, 2s 6d.—J. Cosgravc and Co. ANTED KNOWN. — In Jewellery, Charles Kelscy & Co. l«cp nono of tho many closo Imitations of Gold and Silver, but real Gold and real Silver only.—Charles Kelsoy „ Co., two doors below Momns', Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN, a few days, Largo Cooking Apples, 61bs. for Is. Save Doctors' Bills, and cat Apple Pic. Russets, M per lb,—W. Sanford, Victoria-street and Albert- Btreot. ANTED KNOWN—W. B. Bust, Engineer and Machinist. Karangahapo Road, repairs all kinds of sowing and other light machines ; low charges. ANTED KNOWN, 250 Pieces Mil ton Cloth for Dresses, 9Jd per yard.—J. C'osgrave and Co. ANTED KNOWN —Just Opened, Now Goods for Spring; largo variety and best quality guaranteed. Small profits and quick roturns at Jas. Davey's, Tailor, No. 2, Vulcan Lane. Wf ANTED KNOWN—That I am now V V prepared to take Orders for all kinds of Surface Drain Tiles; also, the Tile known as the Carriage Drivo Patent Border Tile, now so much approved of, which I am now making to the order of the City Council for the Albert Park Garden Border Tiles of all Patterns. Samples and prices at the Pottery.—George Boyd, Newton Pottery. WANTED KNOWN.—Charles Kelsey and Co. confine themselves (in Jewel lory) entirely to real Gold and Silvor.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors below Morrin's', Iron mongers. WANTED KNOWN—SO Pieces Black and Coloured Best Velveteen, Is Gd per yard.—J. Cosgrave & Co. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber! Cheap Timber ! And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhore elso at tho yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street. WANTED, the Ladies to know that Munro and Milligan have soeured tho services of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on tho shortest notice ANTED KNOWN-French Merinos in all colours. Cheviots and French Cashmeres, Wineeyß, Wool Plaids, half price.— J, Cosgravo & Co.



Wanted. WANTED, Old and New Customers U know that C. Hopkins and Co. havi taken ovor tlio business of tho Central Drapery top of Hobson-etreet. WANTED, a Partner in a Rising Busi hcbs; turn-over about £3,000 yearly capable of being doubled in a short tinia wit! increased capital. A single man preferred Witt about £tm to £800.-Apply -Business," STAI Office._ WANTED, to Borrow for 12 months oi more £500. S.O'irity valued at £1,0002 Apply "Security," Stak Office. WANTED KNOWN—Waterproof Mantles in endless variety, from is 6d.— J. Cosgrave & Co. WANTED KNOWN, that we have 7? ceived another shipment, ex Clansman, ! of Canterbury Seed and Kidney Potatoes, also nriine Oamaru Dervvents, not to be excelled in the market—Davies, McMillan and Company 13 OustoniM-street, near H. H. Morton's. -«7"ANTBD, TENDERS FOR A LEASE. To be Let by Tender, on Lcaso for a term not exceeding twelve years, the property formerly occupied by the lato Mr John Morgan, on the Mount Roskill Road. There is a six-roomed dwelling-house and stable, with H acres land laid down in jjras3 and orchards, and con veniently sub-divided. The property is situated In an elevated posi tion on the Mount Roskill Road, within three miles from the Post-office, and will be let in a good state of repair. Tenders are invitod for a lease of v part or the whole of tho property a» per plan and particulars at my o/llco. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. There is an excellent vinery, which should produce a half-a-ton of grapes this year. Tenders wjll be received up to SATURDAY, F. G. EWINGTON, Estate Agent (Next to tho " Herald " Oflloc). WANTED KNOWN — 500 Pieces Horrocks's Calico, 3s Gd per dozen yards. —J. Coagravc and Co. WANTED KNOWN — Tha New Vic toria Photo Album at Charles Kelsoy & Co.'b., two doora below Morrlns'. Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—IOO Pieces Black Coloured Bilk Velvet, 2s per yard.—J. Cosftravtj & Co. "Yy ANTED KNOWN. Can a Good Thing bk too Widely Known 1 Testimony dally to hand to tho unmistakable uit'oetn of our LIVER TONIC, For Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness, Piles, and Coßllvcncss. lg (id and 2s a bottlo. Is It Round Worms or Thread Worms that you are sulFerlng from, or your Chlldron ? Got at once our WORM POWDERS, CAKES, TONIC°SYRUP. Is it Tape Worm %— Our remedies are safe and - certain. i DIARRHCEA AND DYSENTERY. No Family should bo without our Mixture, either Powder or Liquid. Is each. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, Of tho best and purest quality, for all Impurities of the Blood. Hb fid a bottla. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2s 6(1 BOTTLE. All orders promptly attended to. Consulta. t!on, personal or by lettor, free of charge, NEIL & CLIFFORD, Botanic Dispensary, WniXKauaY-BT. East, Auckland. X^r ANTED KNOWN. STKPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHKNSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Made up In 24 Hours' Notlco. Tho Managing Dressmaker bolng Mrs Sj'ain, whoso Styi-k, Workmanship, and Fit Are so well known, and second to none. Our Charges are hcAQVf Queoibßtroot Prices. A LAROE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, ko,, &c. Ladles' Own Materials Made Up, SATINS, 15 SHADES, Ib6d PER YARD. Now Dark Tartan Checkod Lvstkrs, lid per yd, 9XI PAIRS KID GLOVES, la Up PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, 188 S. STRPHENSON'S DKAPERT AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Emporium, KAUANGAHAI'E ROAD, NKWTON. Lectures. ,oa * T OVAL ORANGE SffiLfl-dfijT JLj INSTITUTION. t£s|j[ftl A LECTURE, lii aid of Expenses In- Wf'THflr^oL curred in Improving M\^iffCwL^T*^. irllßt Proportion of the rw>>Wv' ° delivered in tho W^TVW&£S- I'ROTESTANT HALL, &-3k)OK9Jbc. Karnngahapo Itoad, By REV, MoKKNZIB FHASEIt, on friday evening next, sept. 7. Subject-"thk confessional." Anefilctent Choir will render Musical Selec tions at interval*. Chair to bo token at 7.&1. Admission „ .. Is. T> O N S 0 N B V HALL. AN EVENING WITH CHARLES DICKENS. MR W. H. WARREN Will deliver an Essay on the WRITINGS of the Late CiiAm.ua Diokhxs, on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT, 7th Seit., In Aid of tho Funds of All Saints' Sunday- School. Synopsis: — Introductory* " OHvor Twist," "Hckwlck Papers," "Murtfog Reports,' " Barnaby Rudgo," " David Coppcrllold," "Nicholas Nlckloby," "Boots at tho Holly Tree Inn," " Auntlo, " Power of Hysterics."— Five Minutes Interval.—" CoppcrfiehVn Engage mont." " At tho Kerry," " Do tho Boy's Hall. — Conclusion. - Doors open at 7.W o'clock; to cominonco at 8. On this occasion Mr Warren will bo assisted by Miss Culpnn, who has kindly consented to sing " Auntio " and " At Uio Ferry." Tenders. TO BRICK AND DRAIN TILE MAKERS. | frenders aro wanted till noon on TUESDAY next, tho 11th inst,, for making Bricks and two and throo-inch Drain Tiles at per 1,000. on Uio ropery known as tho Waltomata Pottery, [obsonvlllo (Contractors to havo übo of Kilnß, Sheds, and Machinery, all In good working onlor). Coal found for burning, or not, as aureed, which must be stated in tender. R. O. GREENWOOD, Secretary A.B. and T. Co. (Limited), 129, Qneon-strcct m 0 CARPENTEES. Tenders will bo received up to i p.m. on MONDAY, September 10, for tho Erection and Completion of a Flvo-roomcd Cottage at Mount Eden. Plans and specifications can bo Been and tenders left at oflico in City Market. JOHN SHAW, Road Englncor. TO BRICK AND DRAIN TILE MAKERS. Tondcrsarc wanted till noon on TUESDAY next, the 11th inst., for making Bricks and 2 and 3-inch Drain Tiles at per 1,000, on tho property known as tho Waitemata Pottery, Hobsonville (Contractors to havo uso of Kilns, Sheds, and Machinery, all in good working order). Coal found for burning, or not, as agreed, which must be stated in tendor. R. C. GREENWOOD, Secretary A. B. and T. Co. (Limited). 129, Queen-Btrcet. Goodson's London Arcade. See Gtoodson'S London Arcade. THE~FIRE! At Goodson's being confined to tho reserve stock in tho packing-room, the Arcade is uninjured, and our friends need have no approhension of being supplied with any goods damaged by fire or water, tho whole having been disposed of and removed from tho premises. Nevor wan tho Btock equal or tho arrangements so com plcto as at tho present time. In Gold and Silver Jewellery, Clocks and Watches (all warranted) we have a magnificent assortment of the newest designs, at prices defying competition. Wo make no virtuo of keeping only Pure Jewellery, as to meet the requirements of our extensive business we endeavour to supply the most artistic imitation, and offer it at a price within tho reach of all. The increasing demand for Abyssinian Gold has led ub 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 SUvcrine wo have some great specialities. Jot being greatly in demand, we havo a splendid stock of the newest designs. See Gtoodson's London Arcade. Note tho addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Auckland. ~ Christchcrch. LONDON OFFICE: 58, St. Mary Axo.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. CLOTHING, Shirts, and Hosiery will be Sold at ono-lmlf their usual price. This enormous sacrlflco Is to prevent warehousing our stock during ths alterations.—S. Coombos and Co. I HOMESPUNS (such excellent value never before seen in the Southern Hemis phere) reduced to 31d and 4Jd at Cooinbes's before commencing alterations. ILLINERY. — The whole of ou Extensive and Well-assorted Stock has been re-marked at half cost pries at S. Coombes and C'o.'s. Only for a few days. SAMUEL COOMBES'S Extraordinary Bargains at prices never before heard of in Auckland. Goods at one-third their usual price. Only for a few days. _ STARTLING BARGAINS in Ladies' kj Underclothing. £500 worth to select from. .Sold at hull usual price, for a few days only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. ?Tf\ PIECES of FASHIONABLE •J\7 DRESSMATERIAL at 3Jd per yard, for a few days, prior to the alterations at S. Coombes and Co.'s. ITKA DOZEN HEMMED HANDKER- I *J XT CHIEFS, at Is lid per dozen ; 1,000 Bundles Hosiery to be Sold at Nominal Prices, for a few days only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. 0 AAA YARDS of all-wool ESTA- OilfvV SCENES and French Sergeß, 9Jd 'a yard (usual price Is BJd), at Coombes'a. For a few days only. ti AAA WORTH of Calicoes, UIiVVV Shirtlnga. Flannels, Blan kets, etc.', very cheap. Wo sell Crevvdson'a Cali coes at 2Jd per yard, for a few days, at S. Coombos and Co.'s. 6>D EACH.—Ladies' Embroidored Cuffs lAt and Collars reducod from 2s 9d: Ladies' , Lace Sleeves reducod from 7s (id to 3d ; Child ! ren's Jackets and Hyde Parks Is eaoh; thoso I bargains for a few days only, at S. Coombes and Co.ii. RIN GO BRAGH !—Don't forget the Eleventh of Mr Poolcy's Saturday Popular Conoerls will take place next Saturday. A brand Irlah Night. /^URE FOR INDIGESTION —TONIC \J BALSAM:—a Genuine Liver Regulator. Price, 3s a bottIe.—SUARLAND & CO. (oppo alto Post-office.) __ iQ T. MARK'S, HBIIUS BA. Owing to Mr Rhodes harlng accepted an appointment at Pitt-street Church, a Principal Bass is required at St. Mark's. Tho position of Diroctor of the Choir, jointly with tho position of Bass, or separately, In offorcd to competent applicants. Stipond is no object to gentlemen of good abilities. For duties.^tcrms, &c,, apply by letter to tho Organist of tho Church. For Sale. FOR SALE, superior double-seated BUGGY; style and quality combined with nioderato price. All work guaranteed by tho builder—X. HarTle, 324, Queen-street. FOR SALE, pretty Pony PHEATON j light, compact, and easy of access. Others aro ready for painting, and can be finished to tnsto. Open or with lioods or extension tops. These Carriages are unequalled fpr style and convenience, oomblned with durability and cheapness.—X. Harvle, 331, Queen-street FOR SALE, Rosebank, Avondale, 18 acres First-class Land, unimproved, close to Whau crock ; fives f ronUige. Price, £35 per acre,—Apply D. F. Evans, Quoon-streat. (8Yo) FOR SALE, New Windsor, near Avon dale, 21 acres really Good Land, part ploughed and fonced, close to Mount Albert and In a rising district. Prlco, £20 per acre.—Apply D. F. Evans, Queen-street. (Bf7) FOR SALE, Waikomiti, close to railway station, 110 Acres of really good and well sheltered Land; good spring. First-class for fruit growing, — !), F, Kvnns, Land Agent, Quuon-Btroot. (87(1) FOR IMMEDIATE SALE (Bond-street, noar Surrey Hill Estate), pretty Verandah COTTAGE; four rooms and scullory. large cel lar for wood, coal, or washhousb. The Cottage is well built aud almost new; fitted with register ,grates, Leamington'range, gas, and other com forts. Freehold Allotment, 33x108. Price, only £270.-1). F. Evans, House and Land Agent (700) OR SALE, Russoll-Btreet, off Great North Itoad, Pretty Verandah Cottage of four rooms, scullery, tanks, gpbd garden with brick paths j soction well drained; gas fittings and othor conveniences. A very cheap and desirablo property.—Apply to Mr Hollingsdrake, on the promises; or to 1). F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street. " "880 FOR SAL.E, a Very' Comfortable Rosi donee, 8 rooms, conversatbry, bath-room, wash-house, and out-houscs. Tho House is fitted with wardrobe, bookcase, sideboard, gas stovd and gas fittings, bath (wator laid in), tanks, pump, wpll, &c.; with nice garden, &c. Price pnly £ffio, of which Qflly £,5 need bo paid In ca§h, balaiico <HW Stand at 7 per cent Situate noav Mr uliiney'a, off Uppor Queon-strcot,—D F. Evans, Estato Agont, Queen-street. (OJd, FOR ABSOLUTE SALE, a very desir ablo VILLA RESIDENCE, almost new, and woll finished; fitted with registers, cup boards, &c.; good out buildings, Buch as wash house, fowlhouso, &c. Tho Ground Is. about an Aero in extent, drained, and tastefully laM out and planted wij.h Fruit, and Ornamental Trees; shollod walks- lit all, a veuy pretty place. Mag nificent view. Situate Wallucc-st., Ponsonby, near tlio i\"ow wharf, and 'bus passes tho door. Price, only £750. *-1), F, Kvana. Land Agent. QHOuii-atroot, (-8i) X>EKIN DUCK EGGS For Sale.— JL Apply Arthur's Mart UTIDING Allotment* for Sale at Green. Lane, Ellorsllo.—Apply to Jano. Smith, Draper, Queen-street. IRKENHEAD.—62 ACRES within 20 minutes' walk, on tho main road, with kauri, rich soil, good water. Prlco, £25pora4re. —Apply to W. F. Hammond & Son, Quecn-st, 0 PERSONS FURNISHING. - For Sale, cheap, the Furnlturo of a 7-roomcd Houso, Including nearly new Piano, Drawing room Suit«, Bed-room Furniture, Kitchen Uteu sils, &c—Apply on tho proml6ea, Mr Thompson, Union-street, facing Sale-street. ELLINGTON-STREET.—Fine large cornor, 110x155; llouso 6 rooms, fowl houses, Orchard. Opposlto Wood's, butcher. Cheap; a good Investment, MOUNT EDKN.-Ftno Building Allotments; volcanic soil; convenient to town. £2 per foot. NORTH SHORE.—A fow Acres noar Chelten ham Beach; £100 per acre. Likoly to sell for double tho monoy a few months honcc. Also, HOUSES of all sizes and all prices. No pains spared to suit intending purchasers. MONEY to LEND on Freehold security. BENJ. TANNER, 8, Quoen-street Meetings. A PRIVATE MEETING of the Mem bers of I ho Union Football Club will take place To-morrow (Thursday) Evening, at 8 o'clock, at J. Moore's,Tobacconist,lvarangahape Road. /CRICKET. A Meeting of tho Ponsonby Cricket Club will bo held TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, at 7.30 sharp, at the Suffolk Hotel. J. GILCHRIST. Hon. Sec. fTT A.C.B. SOCIETY. AUCKLAND BRANCH, No, 81. The Quarterly Meeting of tho abovo will tako placo on WEDNESDAY noit, 12th lnst, at 7.30 p.m. Secretary will bo in attendance to recelvo contri butions from half-post six. J. O'BRIEN, Socrotary. THE —NEW ZEALAND NATIVE L\ND SETTLEMENT COMPANY (Limited). Mooting convened for 30th August Adjourned to THURSDAY, 6th Septomber (instant). By order of Chairman. Accountant. Auckland, September 1, 1583. Public Notices. f^i LASS-WORKS, Frekmax's Bay.— \JT Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 5. Admis sion, 6d.—Eacli visitor receives one Gloss Jug.— M. Cook and Sons. T AM Soiling, at Reduced Rates for Cash, 1 a stock of Wedding Rings and Keepers on hand,—Jas. Adams, Watchmaker and Jewoller, Victoria-street. THE great majority of Music Readers In England are said to commenco with tho TOXIC SOL-FA method, TTWISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. Tho Partnership hitherto existing between tho undersigned, under tho stylo or firm of tr. and A. Knight," Butchers, Newton, has this day been Dissolved by mutual conspnt. Tktai ness will In futuro bo carried on by GEO. KNIGHT who will receive and pay all Debts due by and owing to the late firm. Dated this sth day of September, 1883. GEO. KNIGHT. A. KNIGHT. Jjf <5 f i^ <5 eT All Accounts against tho Kalpara Steamship Company (Limited) must be sent in to tho Com- Eany s Office, Queen-street, in duplicate, on or cforo FRIDAY, tho 14th October next, other wise they will not be recognised; and all Ac counts due to the abovenamed Company must be paid to the Liquidator on or before tho above dato, otherwise they will be placed in tho hands of tho Company's Solicitors. Dated, Auckland, 31st August, 1883. WILLIAM LODDER, Liquidator. "VTEW MUSIC—Tho Southern Pacific AS Waltz, by E. Bach, at AitTnun Eady's Music Warohouse, Queen-street WATCHES! WATCHES! Watches.—From 50s to £50; all guar anteed, at I. Alexander's, Jeweller, Quecn strect. THE "Athenteum" says:—" Tho Tonic Sol-Fa method has at present a mass of pupils roughly estimated at 500,(100." mOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous X Relief-ODONTALGIC.-ls per bottlo.- SHARLAND & CO. (opposite Post-office). T7ILEMENTARY SINGING CLASS.— XLi Applications for membership received on FRIDAY Evening at half-past 7. Alexandra- Btrcot School-room. _. ;i ----DOCKY NOOK. to suit purchaser* Mr Ewington is my Agent,



To Let. mo LET, a Two-roomed Cottage in Green- X street, nctr Convent, off Collogo Road. TO LET, 2 Furnished Rooms.—For ad dress apply Messrs Clitford and Lye, Drapers, Grey-stroot. 0 LET, at Mount Eden Road, a four roomed Cottage, opposite St. Baniabas's Church.—Apply airs Cole, Mount, Eden. TO LET, at Mount Eden, One Six roomed Villa with bay window, verandah, four fire-places with register grates ; tanks, cellars, and out-houses; gas laid on.—Apply Jesse Stokes, Mount Eden Road. TO LET, One Large Room with fire place ; suitable for a dressmaker.—Apply Mrs Murphy, Pon6onby Road. mO LET, Shop and Dwelling in Pitt X street—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Estato Agent. mO LET, Furnished Apartments with X use of kitchen.—Apply J. Brown, top of Hobson-street; mO LET, Durham House, North Shore, X containing 10 rooms; furniture to bo sold at valuation.—Apply Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 123, Queen-street. mO LET, from 10th inst,, at Arch Hill, X Shop and Dwelling of five rooms, two-Btall 1 Stable, gas and water, now held by J. Rows as general storo.—Apply Y. Warren, Karangahape Road. TO LET, a Shop and Residence situated at the corner of Pitt and Grey streets; Plata glass windows, gas and water laid on and evory convenience.—J. M. Leunox, Estato Agent. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling, in Pon sonby Road in the best position for business, opposite the top of Franklin lload,—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queon-streot. TO LET, the unexpired term of Lease of Premises in Customs-street, now in the occupation of Hancock and Co., Bottlers and Wine and Spirit Morchanta.—Apply Hancock and Co. TO LET, a 5-roomed House near Queen street ; rent, 12s; and 4-roonied Cottage in Eden Terrace; rent, Bs.—Apply at J. W. Heath's Store, Charlotto-sU-eet, by Riding School, New North Road. 0 LET, those Centrally Situated Premises lately occupied by the Southern Produce Co., and directly opposito Messrs T. and 3. Morrin and Co's, Queen-street. One of the best stands in the City.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street TO BULLOCK DRIVERS.—To Let, the Hauling of half a million of square junk Timber at; Whangaparapara, Great Barrier. 2 Teams of bullocks, together with jacks and other requisites, proylded. — For particulars apply at John King's Oflleee, Nos. 39 and 40, New Zealand Insuranco Buildluga, Queen-atroct. OWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the City and suburbs of Auck land Engines from ito 100 h.p, indicated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 cubic feet of gas per indicated horse-power per hour for the larger Bizes, to 25 feet for the Bmaller. Sultablo for Engineers, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Fodder Dealers, Malstera. .Sausage Makers, &c. t &c,, and for Amateurs Latbos and Fret Saws. The engine cuts flrowood at 2d per tan, and at inter, mittent hoisting work the cost is sometimes as low as 1b 8d per dfty for a 3) h.p. engine the engine running all day, Thirty-live Otto Gas Engines are now erected in Auckland, For terms and. conditions, apply to the Secretary Auckland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street. Sizes in stock—l, 1, 2, Bi, 8,12 h.p. Corporation Notices. niTY OF AUCKLAND, TENDERS FOR WOOD CROSSING, The City Counoll \viil receive tenders until 3 p.m. of 'rnVHSDAV, September 6th, for a Wood Crossing in Fort-streot, in terms of speci fications and conditions to be viewed at tlio ifHco of tho City Engineers. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Ten lei's to be endorsed, " For Wood Crossing.1 * P. A PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Tqwn Clerk's Office, August 80th, 1883. O THE RETURNING OFFICER OF GRAFTON WARD. CITY OF AUCK t*AND, I heroby give notico that I withdraw my nnm.o w a Candidato at the Election far tho office of Councillor, to which I was nominated on the. 4th Jay of September, 18*1, V A. BELL. Candidate. Received at 1 p.m., September 5,1883. HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Offieor. '.'OS /lITY OF AUCKLAND, METER WATER SUPPLIES. Quarterly Accounts rendered for abovo Supplies require to bo paid at once. P. A. PHILIPS, ""S Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, September sth, iSS3. r(ITV C, F AUCKLAND. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. I hereby notify. In accordance- with tho pro visions of "Locnl Elections Act. 1878," that tho following Candidato has boen duly olected to tho olllco of Councillor for tho Grafton Ward, taking ofllco on THURSDAY, tho 3th Soptcm. bor instant, LA ROCHE, CHARLES, Esq. HENRY RIDINGS, Roturning Officer. City Council Office, Soptembor 5,1883. 265 Educational. NZ. EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTE • (AUCKLAND BRANCH). Meeting of Members in tho WeUesley-strcct School on FRIDAY, at 7 p.m. sharp. Business Df importance. Full meeting requested. H. MASON, Hon. Sec. Gazette Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of ostates settled by John Rout, by deed dated tho twentieth day of August, iB6O, and in tho matter of "Tho Loasos and Sales of SottledEstates Act, 1885," and " The Leases and Sales of Sottled Estates Act Amendment Act, 187U," and in tlio matter of tlio petition of Aloiander Macdonald, Samuel Rout, and James Rout, filed herein. Pursuant to tho abovo-mentionod Acts, notico is hereby given that on tho twenty-ninth day of August, 1883, tho above-named petitioners pre sented tholr potition to His Honor Thomas Bannatyno Gillies, Esq., praying that this houourablo Court would grant an ordor direct ing that tho land doocribod in tho said petition, bomg part of Allotment Twenty-nino of Section Four of tho City of Auckland, togothor with tlio School-house- thereon orectod, should bo sold, and thnt ono-fourth of tho proceeds of such salo 6hould bo paid to tlio Trustees of tho Onehunga Congregational Chapel, and that tho balanco bo invested in tlio purchase of othor land to bo held upon tho liko trusts as aro expressed In tho said deed of the twentieth day of August, 1860, and that tho Trustees of such land so purchased should haro power to erect a Church and School-houso thereon. And notico Is horeby also given that tho petitioners will be heard by this honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, tho twcnty-Bixth day of Septomber, 18S3, at clovon o'clock in tho forenoon or as soon there after as counsel can bo heard. And that tho petitioners may bo served with any order of Court or of a Judge in Chambors or any notico relating to tho subject of tho said potition at tho office of tho undersigned, situated at 42, Short land-street, in the City of Auckland. Dated this thirtieth day of August, 1883. SAMUEL JACKSON, Petitioners' Solicitor, 45. Shortland-streot. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT In tho matter of the estates settled by John Rout, by deeds dated tho 7th day of April, 852, and Ist day of April, 1851. and in tho matter of "The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act, 1865," and " Tho Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act Amendment Act, 1879," and in the matter of the petition of Alexander Macdonald and Joseph Potter, filed herein. Pursuant to tlio above-montioned Acts, notico is hereby given that on tho twenty-ninth day of August, 1883, tho abovo-named petitioners pre sented their petition to His Honor Thomas Bannatyne Gillies, Esquire, praying that this honourable Court would grant an order direct ing that tho land described in tho said petition, being part of Allotment Twenty-nine of Section Number Four, of the City of Auckland, together with tho Chapel thereon erected, and known as the Congregational High-street Chapel, should be sold, and that ono-fourth of tho proceeds of such sale should be paid to tho Trustees of the Onehunga Congregational Chapel, and that tho balance bo invested in the purchase of othor land to be held upon tho liko trusts, as aro ex pressed in the said deeds of the 'st day of April, 1851, and that the Trustees of such land so pur chased should have power to erect a Church and School-houso thereon. And notice is heroby also given that tho petitioners will bo heard by this honourablo Court on WEDNESDAY, the twenty-sixth day of September, 883, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, or so soon thereafter as counsel can bo heard. And that tho petitioners may be served with any order of Court, or of a Judge in Chambers, or any notico relating to the subject of the said Petition, at theofflcoof tho undersigned, situated at 42, Shortland strect, in the City of Auckland. Dated this tWrHofl} *ay jO f Aggg* 883. ' PotitiO4llh So?tiaM rstrect. I»TANO— For Salo, that fine upright rrand used at Mr Gooch's Concert; a BargamTo peraons wanting a good instrument. Z?fftßAN9 For Salo, just unpacked, fourteon s?™ two kneo swolls, suftaolo for small nhurchcß. Thov aro tho best ever imported.- HiRMONIUJfS, five octaves, two pedals, in good ordor;prlcc£«os.-HARMONIuSi, walnut caso, three stops, in good order; prico «12.— PIANOS by Bord, Rosewood and Walnut Cases, at £24 and C25.-PIANOS, German, Iron Frames, «Si.—The abovo now on view at MR THOS. H. WEBB'S, Oak Houso, Hobson-street, 3 doors from Cook-Btreet, , ~..■.



Lost and Found. ONE POUND REWARD. - Lost, at Lake Takapuna, near the Church, a Dark Bay Colt,about 15 hands, with saddle and bridle. —Anyone returning sunic to S. Writley, NortL cotc, will roceive the above reward. T -I RE WA R U.—Strayed from the -LJ JL Western Springs, One Dark Bay Pony (branded XT) and One Brown Pony; both mares. The above reward given for informa tion of their whereabouts.—Garrett, Butcher, Newton. LOST, on Monday, between Town and Ponsonby, Oblong Gold Brooch, raised flower in front, glass utuack.—Reward at Star Office. LOST, in Queen-street or Wellesley- Btrcct East, a Letter, addressed to the undersigned.—The finder will be rewarded by returning to Fredk. C. Sharland, opposite Post ollice. OST, Pox Terrier Slut, with black patch over left eye; answers to name of Music. Finder rewarded.—Apply J. Young, Albert Hotel. LOST, between Newmarket and Par noil Convent, a Silver Watch with Black Jet Guard attached.—Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at Mr Hnllett's, Butcher, Parnell. TAKEN by Mistake, from near Custom house on Wharf, Canvas Parcel, 3ft long, addressed "J. Fraser, Auckland, via Mcl bourne."—Please return to Jas. Wiseman, Sad dler, Queen-street. STOLEN or Strayed from E. Wood's Stable, Symonds-stroet, on Monday night, Bay Cob, with riding saddle.—Anyone returning the above will bo rewarded. IrtOUND, a sum of Money. — Apply Manager New Zealand Clothing Factory, 158 & 160, Queen-street. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1876," and the several Acts amendments thereof, and of the Bank ruptcy of Suban Robinsox, of Gaol Road, Mount Eden, In the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand, Widow, a Debtor. Notice Is hereby given that a general meeting of tho creditors of the said Susan Robinson will be held at tho Buildings of the Supromo Court, Auckland, on TUESDAY, tho eleventh day of September, 1883, at the hour of 11.30 o'clock in tho forenoon, for tho purpose of receiving my report and granting tho said debtor an order of discharge. Dated tills fourth day of September, 1883. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee, HtranES and George, Shortland.street, Auokland, Solicitors for tho Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876," and tho amondmentß thereof, and of the. Deed of Assignment or LAVRITB JJenrikbbn, o£ the City of AvtoWand, jeweller. Notloo 1b hereby given that by an order of tho Supremo Court of New Zealand, at Auokland. sitting In Bankruptcy, mode tho sth day or September, 18.3, tho above-mentioned Deed of Assignment was declared oomplotely oxecuted. Dated this sth day of Soptcmber, 1833. DBVORE AND COOPER, Fisher's Buildings, Quoon-streot, Auckland, Solicitors for the Trustees under the said Deed, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of" The Debtors' and Creditors' Act, 1876," and the several Acta amending the same, and of Charlbs Augustus Bruford, of Newmarket, In tho Pro vincial District of Auckland, School master, a Dobtov, Notice Is horoby given that on tho twelfth day of September, 1883, at eleven o'clock In the fore noon, or bb soon thereafter as counsel can be heard in that bohalf, an application will be made to the Supreme Court of Now Zea land, at Auokland, undor the provisions of »ho abovenamed Acts.for an order declaring the oompleto execution of a certain Deed of Arrange ment dated tho fourth day of August, 1883, made between tho abovonamod Charles Augustus Bruford, of tho first part; Jonathan Tonson Garliok, of Auckland. Furniture Dealer, and James Thornton, of Newmarket, Settler (the Trustees named in tho said deed), of the second part; and all the Creditors of this said Charles Augustus Bruford, of tho third ]iart;and filed in tho proper office of the Supreme Court of Now Zealand, at Auckland, on tho tenth day of August, '383, and which said deed has been duly assented to in manner provided by tho abovo named Acts. Dated this fourth day of Soptombor, 1883. HILL & MAHOSY, Solicitors, 88, Shortiand-street, Auckland. Dividends. mHAMES GAS COMPANY (LTD.), Tho Share Register will be Closed from noon on 3rd September, 1883, to noon on 6th Septem ber, 1883, when a DIVIDEND OP ONE SHILLING AND SIX PENCE (Is 6d) PER SHARE. (Equal to 8 per cent, per annum) will bo payable at Company's Ottico, 83, Queen-streot. F. A. WHITE, Secretary. Auckland, 30th August, 1883. Sewing Machines. "OY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT. (ESTABLISHED 1855.) BUY ONLY THE CELEBRATED / DOMESTIC \ \ MACHINES. / The Easicßt, Simplest, Best Made, and Most Durable. LARGEST SHOW-ROOM IN NEW ZEALAND. Tho only Sewing Machino which has nover been beaten in competition. Sole Aqbnts in New Zealand : SHAKESPEAR & CO., Queen-street, opposite the Market. Business Notices. t awes's superphosphate. JLj THE BEST MANURE FOR POTATOES, ROOTS, OR CEREALS. Prico—£7 per ton; 5/ per ton Discount for Cash. By referring to tho lectures of M. Georges Vlllo, one of the best and most practical writers on Artificial Manures, it will bo plainly scon that Superphosphate is not only indispensable, but that a greater benefit results from its proper application, at a far loss cost and in a much shorter time, than from that of boncflour or dust, the use of which, a3 another writer hasjustly re marked, Is simply manuring for posterity. Wo subjoin one out of many testimonials received. CLARK & GANE, SOLE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND AND ' CAMBRIDGE. [Copy.] "I havo used Lawes's Superphosphate at Matnmata with great advantage. As a Manure for Turnips and Wheat, followed by Clovor, it is unrivalled. I consider that Superphosphate, by reason of its boing more 3olublo, is at once avail able for Plant Food, and gives moro immedlato roturns than tho majority of other manures. (Signed) "J. C. FiRTn." FANCY GOODS, UNDERCLOTHING, &c. MRS A. MURPHY (Widow of tho lato Captain Murphy) Wishes to inform her friends and the public generally that she has opened a FANCY GOODS SHOP nearly opposito St. John's Church, Pon sor-.by Road, and hopes by strict attention and civility to merit a fair share of thoir patronage. TVTESSRS. JACKSON AND RUSSELL,* -^-*- SOLICITORS, Havo REMOVED from Fort-street to No. 42, Bhortland Crescent (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's Warehouse). Ist September, 18S3. JM. HASLETT, Builder, Fort-street, • makes a Speciality of Alterations, Addi tions, Fittings of every description. Ex perienced workmen sent to any part of me town or suburbs. ' ' T M. and J. MOWBKAY have removed stU^Su|«^^!__^ Thp Company have opened a Depot at NEW MARKET near the Railway Station for re- Mhng Orders and Sale of Timber. Timber cut to any length. Sec. Prices on application at tho yard. Money. Tli\ T0 £10> 000 LENT on Building JL__L" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ot Properties for sale on Ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C* Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Vainer, 2, Vulcan Lano. ONBY TO LEND, on Fromissory Notes, on Mortgage, or on any available securities at Lowest Current Rates. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO., High-street, 2 doors from Vulcan Lane.



Personal. WILL the Person who was seen to take a Mackintosh from the Thoatro Royal on Saturday night return same to United Service Hotel ? otherwise a conviction will onsue. Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE ior threo Men, at lira Price's, Welleslib atroot, next Dr. Dawson'«. CIOMFORTABLE Board Imdltesidence J in town: single room, ISs per week.—. . Apply Star Office. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOiEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging .. . . 20b por Week Singloßoom ' 2» JierWpe* Highway Board Notices. \ "\TEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT -Ll BOARD. Tenders will be received by the above IJotml until 12th September tor the supply of &i-or;u Ash and other Hoad Motel, (or current year. For particulars apply to R. T, WARNOCK, Chairman N.H.D.H. " Teas. T I-QUOR TEA COMPANY, A HANDSOME VOLUME IS GIVEN AWAY WIXH EVERY THREE POUNDS OF "L I'--Q U O R" "L I - Q U 0 R" TTTTTTTTTTTT TT TT TT TT TT TT 2/6 *> n.. ™ 3 /. ¥ fc . TT TT TTTTTT W. S. COLLINS, AGENT, Manukau Road, Parhell, Auckland. Terms, Strictly Cash. Medical. LIVES REGULATING. A ICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLS, Jt\. No. A, are now known from Invercargill to Mongonui as ono of the most effective reme dies for "SLUGGISH LIVER." Torpid Diges tive Function, Billiousness, Chronic Constipa tion, Flatulency, &c. They arc a safe aperient, , AND CONTAIN NO MINKRAI, WIIATEVKII. Sold in Boxes at Is, and Bottles at 1 s (VI and 2s ■ 6d (all sugar coated), AT THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREKT. I DR. WILKINS, Oculist and Aurist to Chrlstchurch Hospital, is now in Auck land, and will remain until ITiureday, Septem ber 6th, to treat Eyo, Ear, and Throat Diseases, Adjust Sight for Proper Glasses, Spectacles, &o. —Rooms at Mr Graves Aickin'a, tho Pharmacj* Quccn-strcot. Hours, of consultation: 10 to 12, and 2 to 5 p.m.—August 13,1883. WO R MS. All children Buffer from them. If susnocted.ask for the Certain Curo, SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Fost-offlee FOB WINTER COUOJIS and Bronchial "■: Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OF EUCALYPTUS with Hypophosphite ol Llrno and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronio Chest Affections, "Aipktn's Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphito'of lime and Quinine, Is most certainly alterativo and curative. Try it for Bronchitis and Abtiima. ACdrcss:— THE PHARMACY, Qukek-btreet. EATS I RATS! RATS!—Use SHABLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats eat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, Ono Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-offlco. FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infant*. A ICKIN'S FO6l) tfOR INFANTS is _T_L prepared loe&Uy from malted corialu. ac oording to tho recipe of Baron Lelbltf. It Is an APPROVED SUBSTITUTE for MOTUBR'S MILK ; FATTENING, NOURIBHINQ, ftud INVIGORATING.. Sold in Canisters at Is Bd. AT THE PHttARMACY, QCHEN-fl;TBBBT. QHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, ►O Absolutely tho best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLDS. Price, Wi 6d and la 8d a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-offlce. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo al Agonts, Siiarland & Co., opposite the Post office, *. nHE Beat Preparation extant for protnot- L ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasnnis Wilson's LOHQN FOR THE HAIR. It i 8 prepared from tlio original formula of this eminent authority by CiiAiiLEa Bctchkr, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand), junction of PUt and Groy-streetß, Auckland,, Auctions. TO-MORROW, NOON. FRUIT ! FRUIT \? ! HOBART AND SYDNEY. EX S.S. TE ANAU, &C."' TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ARTHUR'S MART (Produce Department), A-| O A CASES APPLES, Jl/Q\J L 100 GASES APPLES, Crabs, Russets. Stone Pippins, Stunner Pippins, Blue Pearmains, Hollow Crown Pippins, &c. Mcßoberta—9o cases ORANGES RA 97 cases ORANGES 5 cases MANDARINS OK Z 0 cases ORANGES : ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by Auction, to-morrow, at li a.m. 80 cases Mandarine Oranges 40 cases Sydney Oranges 10 cases Lemons SO bunches Bananas and GO cases Hobart Apples, assorted. w. s. cochrane.] . [jambs dacre. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE. DINING TABLE. OFFICE TABLES. CARPETS. . ■ HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. FOR SALE by auction at our rooms, Fort-street, on Friday, Tth Instant, at U o'clock, DRAWING-ROOM SUITES (9 pieces in brocaded rop), Walnut Frames, Volvet Pile Carpot, Curtains, Couches, Chairs. Pictures, Tables, Cedar Telescope, Dining Table, Office Tables, Clocks, Hoy's Tricycle, Plated Waro, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Mattrosses, Palliascs, Chests Drawers, Mirrore, Dressing Tables, Washatands and Waro, Kitchen Utensils, &c. Also, 21 Collins's Shovels, Tools, &c. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. '•-'■ ; __ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, At 11 a.m. FARM LANDS, ALLOTMENTS, &C, &c, &c. _______ R. C. GREENWOOD HAS received instructions to sell by auction, at his Mart, 129, Queen-street, <* on Monday, 10th September, at 11 0,m., THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE PRO PERTIES, By Order of tho Trusteo in Bankruptcy: WAIKOMITI.-Lot 63, Parish of Waikomiti • Connty of Eden, 40 acres of really good OMARU PARISH.-County of Marsden. 60 acres good land, southern portion of Allot ment 116 and northern portion of Allotment No. 117,, Parish of Omaru, County of Mars don. Also, at the same time and place, by instruc tions from the owners, the following Lots will bo offered :— TOWN OF ALEXANDRA EAST.-l. Town Acre, Lot 78, Alexandra East TOWN OF HASIILTON EAST.-Town Acre, Lot 40, Hamilton East, with frontage to ■ Nixon-street, and Lot 203, Town Aero, with frontage to Galloway-street. VILLAGE OF PAPAKURA.—Lot «, Section 2,1 rood 20 porches, with frontage to Wood PAPAKURA. 8 VILLAGE-Tho Free^^SiJ^ old Papttkura Hotel (burnt do™ to VUtairo withaWo froni«s:o to tho Great Sou^jioadTlntereected by a running stream S? fresh water (suitable tor a fellraonger, tanner, woollen mill, brewery, Sec), togethor with tlio Public Hall thereon orected. TEPAPA PARISH, TAURANGA.-50 acres Land, ADotment 198, Parish of Te Papa, ma^gatlniwha parish, hokianga. —119 acres Bush Land, Allotment 30, and N.W. portion of Allotment 33, Parish ol Maneataniwha, Hokinnga. MANUKEWA.—A very choice littlo farm of 3t acres, with Four-rcomcd Cottage, Cow shed, Orchard, Garden, &c, within 20 mvi . utcs1 walk of Manurcwa railway station' and occupied by Mr Hy. Cnrver. ORTHCOTK— Two miles from Birkenhead Wharf and right opposite to the Public Park, Northcoto, 10 acres of good Land, part ol Section 121, a really desirable property. HUNUA.—Lot 198, Hunua, containing SO acres ot good bush Land. WADE.—Lot No. 29, 479 acres Of good Land, Wade Township, intersected by the Great North Road to Waiwora; all lying to tho North and North-cast, and known aa Mark Somervllle's Grant; very suitable for fruit growing farm, or would be cosily cup up fop small farms. Terms easy. R. C. GREENWOOD, , Auctioneer. i ' -- ■ ". Continued on Fourth Faga_____—