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(Rocoived September 12—1.25 p.m.) British Warships at Zanzibar. Avbk, September 11. Tiik East Indian Squadron, under com mand of Admiral Sir Wm. Hewitt, on board ILM.S. Euryulus, flagship, has arrived at Zanzibar. British Resident In Sgypt. Alexandria, September 11. Jlajor Kvelyn Baring has arrived here to assume the position of British Resident- General in Egypt. French Troops for Tonquin. Pauls, September 11. Tho transports conveying reinforcements for French forces have sail-jd fur Tonquin, "the Fonian Outrago in Glasgow. London, September 11. Sevon Irishmen, recently aixested at Glasgow" charged with complicity in blow ing up a gasometer in tliot city in January last, have been committed for trial. Anti-European Riots in Canton. llono Ko.no, September 11. News has b«en received from Canton that a Chinese mob, incensed by the acci dental drowning of a Chinese- " tout" who attempted to board the steamship Hankow, set fire to and destroyed several houses on the wharf. Foreigners have been com pelled to tako rofugo on board tho shipping, and the Chinese troops were called out to restore order. Three gunboats have left this port for Canton to protect Europeans. Shipping News. MULBOURSH, this day. Sailed, yesterday afternoon: Waihora, for Bluff. Shocking; Ocbnrronco.—Threo Children Burnod to Dentil. A tire took place- last night at the resi dence of Mr Nash, in Walsh-street, South Ynrra. Tlirco children were burned to death, and tho fourth is dying.

SUPREME COURT.- This Day.

In Banco,

<BofoV» His Honor Mr Justioo Gillica.) Aumissiox to. Pbactiub. —Tho following young gentlemen -were admitted to practico iv teims of the Law Practitioners Act of ISS2, ns barristors and solicitors of tho Supreme Court, viz : — William Andrew Carruth, on the application of Mr Wi Thorns ; Jackson Palmier, on tho application of Mr Armstrong ; Archi bald Buchanan, on the application of Mr Tho«. Buddie j William Read Bloomfteld, on tho application of Mr E. Hesketh ; and Andrew Hanna, on the application of Mr Tliob. Buddie. . ■> Rb Jambs.Waltbk Wallbh (arranging debtor).—Mr E. Burton applied that the deed of arrangement entered into by the debtor with his oreditors should be declared completely executed. —His Honor, after examining tho papers, said he feared there was a defect in tho deed which would pre vent it being declared executed. One of the trustees—Mr Harper—hud not signed it. Mr Burton explained that this trustee hqd been away from Auckland, and consequently did not sign^ There would bo no difficulty, howovor, in obtaining his signature. Ho. apprehended, however, thnt the. trustees' signatured were not indis pensable—that all that wns necessary was the debtor's, own signature, and that was appended.—His Honor, on tho contrary, held that the trustees' signatures wero essential to tho deed being declared com pletely executed, inasmuch as they cov enanted to porforrn certain duties.—The application was therefore allowed to stand oTer in order that Mr Harper's signature may be obtained. Kb Chaklbs Augustus BRUi'onu (arrang ing debtor).—Mr E. Mahony, on behalf of the debtor, movodjfor an order declaring the deed of arrangement ontcred into with the creditors to bo completely executed. Ho also explained that the deed provided for the payment of tho debts ill full, that it had received tho unanimous asiont of all tho oreditors who wero eithor present or tt-oro represented at tho mooting, and that these included all tho creditors but one.—The ordor prayed for was accordingly made. IIAIWIIALL ASD OI'HSJIM V. BAYLY AXD OliiflM.—Motion on behalf of plaintiff in terms of declaration.—Mr Tyler, who ap peared for the plaintiffs, asked that the matter should bo postponed till tho next sitting of tho Court (probably Wednesday weak).— Agreed to. WOOWAIU) V. GITTOS AND OtHBKS.— Application for injunction to restrain tho defendant from fouling Onkley's Creek with their tanning works, whereby the plaintiff's land was considerably damaged,-- Mr E. Hesketh appeared for tho plaintiff, and Mr Theo. Cooper for tho defendants.— His Honor said that he had been looking at the affidavits, which were very volu minous, and he had remarked thnt the case was sot down for tHal noxt week.—Mr Hesketh aaid that Mr Coopof had been in forming him that the case was filed for trial next week, whon the rights between the parties would bo determined. Under the old practice, the prosecuting party came before tho Court and got his Injunction upon showing prima facie thai matters would romain in statu quo until tho rights were determined. Tho plaintiff in this case would show that an in jury had been done, that it was still being done, and, further that, it was increasing,— His Honor answered that, however tho affidavits might conflict as to the general injury done, there was no disagreement on the point that thero was no actual nuisance at the presenttimo, and this wai explained by the statement that there were hoavy freshes in the creek. At the present time there was no fouling. It seemed to him, there fore, that there was no need to press for a provisional injunction, seeing that in a week's time the rights of the parties would be settled, and seeing also that tho alleged nuisance had existed for 20 years. If ho had any reason to believo that thore would be delay with respect to the trial, of course the matter would stand in a difforont posi tion.—Mr Hesketh said that in deference to His Honor's oipresssod opinion, h» would ask that tho matter should be allowed to stand over.— Mr Cooper thought, as the question of costs was involved and tho affidavits on the plain tiffs side were unnocessarily hoavy, that tho matter should lapse. • Tho procooding was quite superfluous, seeing that tho oaso was to bo heard next week.—Eventually the matter waj allowed to stand over until after the trial.

STOKfI Bros. y. Thh Hon. Albert Atkinsos (Commissioner of Customs). — Argument on demurrer to defendant's plea. —Mr E. Hesketh appeared for the plain tiffs, and in support' of tho demurrer ; and Mr Tylor for tho defendant, and in support of tho plea. The matter was founded on the seizure and confiscation of the barque Gazelle for a breach of tho Customs Act, tho captain having a quantity of tobacco on board which had not paid duty.—-Mr Hesketh, in opening tho argument, pointed out that the defendant's plea admitted that the Gazelle was a foroign vessel, and his con tention, therefore, was that as such she was not bo liable to forfeiture Tho question consequently fordetormination was whether, assuming that the Gazelle was a foreign ship in terms of section 201, and that sho had arrived in this port having tobacco on board—loose tobacco, not in complete paekagos, and of a tees weight than 601bs.—■ such a vessel was liable to forfeiture. Ho contended that although owned by a British subject, she did come under the designation of a "foreign vessel," and therefor© was not liablo to forfeiture.— His Honor remarked that it struck him that the first three paragraphs of section 201 referred to ships owned by any of Her Majesty's subject*, and tho remaining paragraphs of the section to foreign ships not owned by any of Her Majesty's sub jects.—Mr Tyler, in reply to Mr Hesketh's argument, said that it seemed to him in his obtuseness that thero was a very simple and complete answer to his friend's con tention. Section 201 and particularly the first three paragraphs of it, roferred ex plicitly to foreign ships owned by any of Her Majesty's subjects, and it was admitted that the Gazelle was a foreign ship owned by one of Her Majesty's subjects.—His Honor held that tho iirst paragraph of sec tion 201 applied to all slips ownod by Her Majesty's subjects, whether from foreign or coastal ports The intention was obvious, viz., the prevention of smuggling. Tho difference made in the Act between foreign-going ships owned by British subjects, and foreign ships not owned by British subjocts, was that the mere fact of the former being adapted in their construction for smuggling purposes, made them liable to forfeiture, whereas, in the case of a foreign vessel owned by a foreigner, she must not be adapted for, but actually engaged in, smuggling before she could be forfeited.— The demurrer was therefore overruled with costs. This was all tho business.

An alarm of tire was given by the oity bellß this mornin";, causing t~ome sensation. The Fire Brigade turned out, but it trans pired'that the cause of the alarm was a chimney on firo at tho Clarjniont Boarding houßa in Princes-street, occupied by Mr Courtayne, No damag« was done.

TELEGRAMS.

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COROMASBBL, this day. Thk funeral of the late Mr* Woollams took place yesterday, and was very numerously attended. Many friends and relatives arrived per steamer .Coromandel from Auckland, and the departure of the latter was delayed in consequence till 4 o'clock. The Rev. Mr Tebbs, of St. Matthew's Church, Auckland, officiated. An important find has been made on the Kennedy Bay side of the Tokatea range. The finder considers he has got thirteen ounces of gold for hia week's work.

Hamilton, this day.

The house belonging to the Rev. Mr Davis, Hamilton East, was destroyed by fire ut 10 this morning. Willing handa succeeded in saving the harmonium, and a good portion of the library, which was a most valuable one, consisting of about 400 volumes, The house and contents were insured in the New Zealand Offico for £600,. Mr Davis estimates that he has lost £100 worth of furniture. The fire was acci dental, being caused by a defective stove pipe.

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Nbw Plymouth, this day,

An Imprisoned Steamor.

The steamer Macgregor, which onterod tho AVaitara River on the 2nd September, is still detained there, and is not expected to get off till the spring tides put more water on tho bar.

Ross, thin day. Narrow Escapo of Minors. The Ross United Gold-mining Company tapped n (peat body of water on Saturday. It rushed like a mill stream down the under ground tail race, and all men at work be low had just time to escapo with their lives.

CmiISTOHDEGH, thin day.' Government have completed arrange ments with Dobson and Sons for a survoy of the West Coast lino from Horsloy Downs to Lako Brunnerton through Hurunul and Toromakau Valleys and over Toromakau Saddlo, tho survoy to be completed beforo noxt session of Parliament. IsTuucAiic.iLL, tUii day. Supposed Child Murder; Tlio inquest was resumed yesterday on the body of the infant lately found at Wood lands/ No additional evidence was forth coming, and the jury roturned the follow ing verdict:—" That tho body of the said malo child was found in some wator with marka of violenco thoreon, but how or by what means it came to Its death is to the jurors unknown." Incendiary Firoa. The premisos of Deiley and Matr, up holsters, Dee-6treet, narrowly escaped boing destroyed by fire somo time between' Satur day night and Monday morning through the igniting of a heap of straw in an adjoin- , ing shed, How the heap caught lire ia not known, but it is supposed to have boen tho work of an incendiary. Early on Sunday a fire to disoorered in a vacant house in Carrow-streot,' tho pro perty of Laurence Finnistry. A constable got in by the window and extinguished the names. He found that, a hole hau been burned clean through tho flooring, and near at hand was a heap of korosino, soaked scrim, fays, and paper. InYostigatioii showed that through the floor of tho porch behind the houab two small holes had been burned, and tho surmise is that, with tho object of making assurance doubly sure, the intending incendiary had startod tho firo in several places. Tho Disqualification of Pathfinder. At a meeting of the Racing Club, a letter was received, from the Dunatan Club, ntoting that the disqualification on Pathfinder (lat« Joker) could not be removed. It was pro posed that the Invercargill Club should remove the disability. An amendment that this bo not don« was proposed, but after a sharp discussion the Chairman rofuscd to put either motion or amendmont, I and the mover of tho formor retired with expressions of indignation at the Chairman's action.- Tannery Destroyed by Flro. Tho tannery of Mr Fronko, at South RiTerton, was burnod down. Tho building was insured for £100 nnd the stock for £50 ; both in the South British Offico. The logs ovor the insurance is estimated at £ 150.

Auckland Sharemarket.

Skftbmbku 12tit. New Zealand Loan and Morcantilo — Sellers, o_ 1(_ New Zealand Shipping-Buyers, « 10s Devonport Ferry-Buyers, 17s Union Oil Company-Sellers, 9s to 10s paid up Moanataiari-12s to >2e 3d ; buyers, J2s ; sellers, Buoon of Beauty—7» 8d ; Boilers, S» eep Level Cross-Sailors, 3s 7d Bright Sruilo—Buyera, 2e 7d ; sellen»,S» I'riiiie Imperial—Hellors, 418 Ivanhoet-Buyers, Je 7d Waitoki-a» 73; buyers, »• 8d; sellers, is Waiorongomai-lsfld, Is 7d; bnyorg, 'iW Vulcan-Se 6d, 3s 8d } buyers, Sb 7d; telUrs, 4s Prcin'ici^-Buyors, 16s ed : sellers, 17» 6d Colonlst-5s Bd, 5s Od; buyeriv 6b 8d ; aellors, Cs Now Find—Buyers. 8s Od Hero— s Diamond Gully—S« lOd JOSEPH NEWMAN, Chairman.

The Jloanataiari mine manager tola graphed to-day :—" Obtained 351 be. of opecimens and picked »tone from tho same lead, and a short distance from yester-, day's." Tho following tenders hare been received for additions to Mr Oswald's premises, Pon sonby Road :—M. Evans (accepted), £210; Thos. Constable, £ 249 ;W. Hutehinson, £258 ; J. W. Jones, £2g6 ; Thos. Lynch, JE3OS. Two men named James Pollook and Mc- Intosh, tho former being a butcher, against whom there are about a dozen previous con victions, oaused some excitement this after noon by fighting in tho Auckland Hotel. Thoy were promptly arrested by Constable \ Clark. Two children named Aspden, aged five and three yoars respectively, were sont to the Industrial School to-day until thoy i attain the ago of fifteen. Tho report read at yesterday's meeting of the Applo Farm Company stated that the planting for the present season was finished. There had been 37,852 trees planted, costing £1,150 5s 4d, or an average of 7^d per tree, and all other oipenses amounted to £290, or an averago of ljd per treo. A four-stalled stable has been erected on tho property, and a residenco for the manager is being built at a cost of £370.

Wo learn that Mr W. Redmond, M.P., and Mr Walshe will not leave Auckland to-morrow as had been arranged yesterday. They will leave the Manukau by the e.s. Wanaka on Sunday next, and should they bo in timo to catch a steamer of the Anchor line at Wellington, will proceed at once to Hokitika, where Mr W. Redmond's first 1 moeting in Now Zealand will be hold. Mr .T. E. Redmond, who, as we stated yester day, oxpccted to arrive in the colony at the ond of this month, will "do" the centres of population. Wo understand that it is proposed to establish "branches" of the Land League in all the leading towns, and each "branch " will be invited to appoint a delegate to the Australasian Convention to bo held in Melbourne shortly. It in now considered probable that Mr J. B. Redmond will arrivo at the Bluff, and not at Auck- To-morrow, Messrs E. k A. Isa«cs are to coll the cutter Louise, with all fittings, as she now lies in the harbour. There is now on exhibition at Messrs E. Porter and Co.'s warehouse, High-street, a pair of A. Wilson and Co.'s patent com pound surface-condensing engines, just received per Buttermere from London. Engineers and others will no doubt be glad of the opportunity of inspecting snch modern and improved machinery. These engines are of a somowhat novel typo, as the air and circulating pumps are not attached to the main engines, as is usually the practice, but are driven by a direct acting cylinder independently. The advantages of this arrangement aro ob vious, as it gets rid of the complicated mechanism by which these pumps are usually attached to the main engine, and ailows the pumps to be driven at a slower and more suitable speed, while it also gets rid of a fertile source of danger to the pumps of small engines which arises from the racing of the engines in rough weather. The high pressure cylinder is 10in diameter, and the low pressure is 20in diameter, with a 12in stroke. This m-ichi' nery.including boiler and shaftingcomplete, has been imported by Messrs E.Porter & Co., to the ordor of Mr J. Logan, who ih now having a vessel to receive it built by his brother, Mr Robt. Logan, at the S orth Shore. The length is 74ft., and 13ft beam, diagonally built, and experts already admire her lines and anticipate great doings from her. Mr Logan expects to launch hor in about two weeka..

A MELBOURNE MAN MADE HAPPY. COMPAGNIE FBASCAISB, No. 5, Collins-street, Melbourne 27th July, 1833. [to Tna pnni.wnßiia of the "aob."] Dear Sirs,—Fooling confident that many of your readers may bo benefited by the following information, I respectfully ask that you publisa the some. About nino months ago I had a severe attack of rheumatism, from which I 3U fibred excruciating pain. The disease became of a most aggravating character, the more so because all medical advice I had received, and ;ill the preparations I had used, totally failed to (,'ive relief. At last a friend obtained for me a bottle of St. Jacob's Oil, which I used I must confess somewhat reluctantly, thinking it would be labour in vain to try further remedies. To my surprise and delight the very first applica tion brought rolief, and before the bottle was tlillshed I was entirely cured. Although nine months have olapsod, I have not felt tho wigbtest symptom of a return of the disease. I have also used tho grand remedy for neu ralgia, and its action was simply magical. I regard it as Uie conqueror of pain, and advise all sufferers from rheumatism, neuralgia, and other puma and a clips, to try St. Jacob's Oil. I remain, dear Sirs, Faithfully yours, AHTIIUII PRETTY.

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Gin. KUFUS INGALLS, Quartermaster- General United States Army: "St. Jasob's Oil is the best pain euro ever

Hou. BIUjA FLINT, Life Senator of tho Dominion Parliament, Canada:. " 1 found St. Jacob's Oil to act like a charm."

[lon. J. C. NEW, Assistant Secretary, United States Treasury Department: " r cheerfully endorse St. Jacob's Oil, tho great pain cure."

(lon. DANIEL W. VOOUHEES, Unltod Statos riunator from tho State of Indiana: " St. Jucob's Oil tfavo instantaneous rollef. A romarkable reuietly."

Th« Groat German Remedy, St. Jacob's Oil, oonuuurß Pain. It euros Rheumatism, Nou rulf,'!*, Sprains, Bruisaa, Burns, Cuts, SwolliiitfS, iti/fncan, Headache, Toothacho, Backache, Sora Throat, aiul other bodily paius. Sold by Drug- Kista and CUcJiiißbj everywhere. Price, Throo Shilliiuru per bottle. Directions for uso in olaven '"■Vpufvyand Co.. Auckland, Wholosale DepOt.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1883



Consultations. "O E S U L T. 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Educational, HERR CARL SCnMITT will resume his duties on MONDAY, 17th SEPT, Tolnnteer Notices. -ftT Z. B. A. A Special Parado of «he Battery will bo hold in tho Drill Hall TO-MOUHOW (Thursday), 13th instant, at 7.30 sharp. Absentees dealt with according to Volunteer Regulations, 18*3. By order. B. KBARNS. Hon. Sec. Lectures. qT. JAMES'S HALL, , wellinoton'-Btkekt. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, ISB3, AT 8 O'CLOCK. L B C T U 11 B nr REV. T. McKENZIE FRASER, •to OS " DR. CHALMERS." Music BT St. Jambs'b Cnoui. Admission .. ..Is. Land Transfer Act Notices. X AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES. Notlco la hereby given that tho sovoral par cels of lnnd hereinafter described will bfi ljrought under tho provisions of "Tho Land Transfer Act, 1870." nnloss caveat in tho mean timo bo lodged forbidding tho same, in each enso, on or before tho 16th day of Octobor noxt:— MADALINE BAIN.-Lots 2 and 3 of Section 9 of the subdivision into Sections and lx)ts of Allotments 13 and 14 of Section 7, Suburbs of Auckland. 2 15 lIOBKKT GORDON.—Part of Allotmont 31 of Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland. In appli cant's occupation. 2116 JOHN KANE.—Lot 2 of tho Htibdirision of part of Allotment t2, of Section ?, Suburbs of Auckland. Unoccupied. 2117 Diagrams may be inspected at this office. Dated this oth day of September, 1883, at tho Lands Itegistry Office, Auckland. THEO. KTSSLING, District Land Registrar. Highway Board Notices. THE CHAIRMAN MOUNT EDEN HIGHWAY BOARD. Wo, the undersigned, would most respectfully request tho District Board to call a Public Meeting at an early date for (he purposo of applvinf? to tho General Government unrtor the Roads and Bridges Act for tbo sum of, say, Throo Thousand Pounds Sterling, or any sum that may bo decided by tho meeting. ' HENRY M. SHEPHERD, ALEXANDER KEYES, WM. HY. TAYLOR, GEORGE BRAKE, ALEXANDER ARCHIBALD, E. FITNESS, E. HEIGHWAY. Mount Eden, July 19, 1883. IN accordance with tho abovo requisition, we hereby convene a Public Meotlng of tho Ratepavcrs, to bo held at the Public School roomrMount Eden, on THURSDAY, 13th September instant, at 7.30 p.m. By order of the Board. JOHN STICKLEY, Clerk Mount Eden District Board. September Bth. 1883. -j^-EWMARKET ROAD DISTRICT Notice is hereby given that MR EDWIN STOCKLEY has been appointed Collector of Nik'hsoil for above district. All persons requir inK his sorviccs may leave their orders at the Board's Office. Newmarket, whero schedule of ohafuea may be seen. Tho Collector will visit tho various residents this week to ascertain their requirement* y & CLAY TqN. Chairman. /^ LASS-WORKS, Freeman's Bay.— VJT Saturday afternoon, from 2 to 5, Admis sion. 6d. Each visitor receives one Glass Jng.— M. Cook and Sons.



Wanted. WAKTED, an ASSISTANT MASTER in Christ's College Grammar School, to toach Classics and English in the Middle or Lower Part of the 3 ib.ool. Salary, JS3OO. Apply, statii g qmllleationg, to C. C. COKFE, Esq., Head-mi stji-, us soon as passilile. G. COTTERILL, lleijistrar. Christ's College, Christchurch. WANTED, a iirst-class Canvasser for a business ; coofl inducements for an encrgetio man.—Apply at once to the Forward ing Agency Company, Customhouse-street. ANTED, Billiard Marker, also Second Man Cook, both good wages ; at once— air.-iKlsmorc's Registry, ghorllaiid-alreet. TSrXN T E D, at llannafoitl's Auckland TV Registry (established twenty year:;), an Elderly -Man ablo to milk. This is a rare chance for one past heavy work. ANTED, a Practical Gardener for Hike's Bay.-Apply Paul and Gould, Fisher's Buildings, Qtieen-strcct. WANTED, a Situation by a thoroughly competent Bookkeeper (single or double entry); 10 years' experience in Uie Umber trade. First-class recommendations. — Apply DU, STAitollice. _____^__ WANTED, Man who understands drain ing.—Apply to Henry Cooper, Hobson street (near Cater, Cliemiat). WANTED, a steady young Man to drive a spring cart, one accustomed to horses. — Apply 10. Ellingham, Lower Queen i street. ANTED, Strong, Willing Youth to assist a Carpenter.—J. Moflat, bolloiu house, SUinley-street. WANTED, a Boy for parcels ; one who cun drive proforrod.—Smith & Cuughoy, 300 and 31)2, Quccn-etreot. WANTED, a strong, intelligent Boy (15).—Apply John Buchanan, Wholesale Tea Dealer, Custoniß-strcet. ANTED, a good Strong Boy for a Butcher's Shop.—M. Brearloy, oorner of Victoria and Chapel-streets. ANTED, a Boy able to ride.—Apply to R. Thorpe, Harp of Kriu, Ell.r.lio. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established twenty yoars), 1 two Generals able to milk (Mount Albert). WA N T E D, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established twenty years), Hotel Goneral (Taranaki); '.Otj and passage paid. ANT B D, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established twenty years), two Generals (Remuera); urgent. WANTED, first-class Man Cook, Govor noss, Eiporlonced HoUßcmaid, and 18 Generals for Auckland and suburbs, Waikato, Mercury Bay, Bay of Islands, North Shore, &c., Young Girls and Nurse Girls, at Mrs White i combo's Registry, near tho Markot, optm to nighUUl S^a WANTED, a General Servant; must be able to cook; reforonccß required.— Mrs Rich, JVlitnukau Road, Famuli, WANTED, v Young Woman, with reforonoe, to assist in housuwork.—Mrs Y. Warrun, Karungahapo Road. WANTED, immediately, a respeotable Nurwiiuaid about 15.—llrs Jonupli Biuika, Lojfan Bauk, Jerinyn-Btroet. "\XTANTEI), Female Servants for town, > T country, hotels, farms; 30 men waiting for .ituution; no entrance fees charged.— lleighton and Co a sm.'ut Girl, about 14 yoars IV old, for Fiji, to mind a baby and make herself useful; wages and good homo.—Apply to llrs Page, before 13 o'clock on Friday, opposite Mr Holdnhip's", Kyber Pans Road. WANTED, Apprentices to tho Dress ■ maKing.—Apply Miua Kay, Newton Road. ANTED, Apprentices Tolhe Dfess niaking.—Dunne, Hall, and Co., Queen- Btrcct. WANTED, 2 Young Ladies as Appren tice, to tlio Millinery. — KiuiUi und Caughoy, 300 and 303, Qucen-slreot. ________ WANTED, an Experienced Dressmaker for Napier, to take chargo of work room.—Apply Coß_ravo and Co., Queon-»truot. WANTED, an Apprentice and lm prorcr to thu Dreßßinaklnß. - Mrs Mclntoßli, Wullin_ton-street, oorner NeUon strcot WANTED, a per.ion to take ehargo of a Baby Girl 8 months old.--Apply Mrs McGrath, opposito Robert Burns Hotel, Union street. WANTED, Employment of any kind, by a particularly steady and lianily man (carpenter) ; can do (almostj anylhing.— Addresa Usuful, Stau OHUh\ WANTED, ft Houso (6 or 7 rooms) Bomo wliore in viuinity of St. Putrick'd Church. —J. I). Graham, ShorlJand-stroßt, WANTED, a Small Harmonium in ox eliangu for a l'iano.-W«bb & Co., Lyceum Hall, llobson-Blrect, near Viutoria- Btrech \\7'ANTEI), Oirioo Table —gtHKl.—L'ur- -7? chaser on application by letter to Z, Gcorgo Fraacr, Vulcan Lano. ANTED, about 200 feot of Houso Blocks, 7 x 7 or 7 x B.—Apply by letter at ouoo to John Mcl'oll, Builder, Newmarket. W" ANTED to Buy, Loft-off Clothing of every description for c.iush. Families waited upon. All orders punctually attended til.—Address C. Whittcn, Welleslcy-st. West. WANTED. —When you are in Hobson street cull nnd see tJio largo and choice stock of Mosgiel TvToeds iußt openc<l for iho coming season, at Mumo and Mllffgan'i. ANI'ED, Fho La/lies to Tnow that Munro and Mllligan hare secured tho services of a flrst-olasn Milliner, and aro now proparcd to supply millinery in all its branches on the .shortest notice. ANTED! WANTED I WANTED! To Sell, Tory cheap, .00 cases of Cooking Apples, 51bs for Is; _d per Ih by the caso; Hnei-ked Apples, Gd per kitful; oraiißiti, S for Cd. Now is tbo time to mako (shenji) ajiplo Inm. OrnilKcM. T« IM and 7b Ik! tho caso ; l^innn-. X r,,r (Id, must bo sold. Be in Mine—H, Watt, Pitt- street. WANTED, to Borrow £250 for ono year; security, leasehold city properly, vnluo JtftOO; 12} per cent, iniorwil.—Addrem) " Property, Staii Olllco. W" ANTED, to Sell, New Sydnej Drays and Heavy SpriliK Carts, at roiluocd pricca.—Owen Kelly, I(oyal Oak, Ouchun ga^ ANTED, to Sell, a good Socond-hand Piano, thoaproporty of n Kui-tl""""'-- Wobh & Co., Lycoum Hall, Ilobnon-ntrect, near Victortn-ntrpct. T^ANTED to Let, 2 Unfurnished Front TV Rooms with fireplace.—Apply at Stak olllco. \\7"ANTED, a 3 or 4-roonicd Cottags Vl near Hobson nr Wolle«ley-atjeeta. — Address "P.J.," STAU olllco._ j ANTED to Rent, a 3 or 4-rooinod House, within 10 minutes' walk of Auck land Timber Company.—Addresa ABZ, Stxh olllco. WANTED, Two Gentlemen to share a Bedroom, with or without Board.— Adilresa Mrs Hall, Hobson-atrcet, two doora below Crowo's, baker. ANTED, two Yountr Gentlemen as Boarders; private family ; liath and piano; splendid view.—Address Double-story House, third past School, Nelson-street. WANTED, ono or two llcspeotablo Boardors; terms _os, washliiß Included. —Apply Mrs Ryder, opposito Choral Hall, SyinondH-slrect. ____________ ANTED, Purchaser for Drapory Busi ness,—Apply Kdwin Wayle, 5, Commer clul Buildinga. near Bank of New Zealand. WANTED KNOWN, that tho Lorno street Quadrillo Assoinbly will meet as usual on Thursday evening. ANTED Known.—Lawn Tennis.—All kinds in reliable makes. Also, Photo. Albums—large assortment just unpacked, from is to £fi.—Charles Kolsoy and Co., two doors he low Morrina', Ironmongorw, ANTED KNOWN. — Oaten Chaff from Canterbury Oaten RhoaTcs.Hplondld quality, selling cheap.— E, Mitchelson and Co. ANTED K~N~O WN^ A. ADAMS ■wishes to inform his friends anil tbo public that ho has commenced business as Tailor and Clothier in Grey-street, opposito Mr A. Young's Grocery Store, and has opened up a woll-assortod stock of English and Colonial Tweeds. It is his intention to carry on a strictly cash trade, so that he may be enabled to givo hia customers tho very heat value for their money. WA NT E D X N 0 WN, that any Gcntloman of Auckland who is siilfe-ring from Rheumatism I will Curo Free of Charge A PAINLESS AND POSITIVE CURE FOR COItNS. a cur:rc for worms. PROFESSOR ELLIS treats all diseases and complaints. He offors to the publio that, any case of disease (not too far advanced) which ho treats, whero a complete cure is not offectcd, ho rofunds half the fee. Secret Complaints of young men cured.—Note the address: No. 308 Queen-street (next Young Women's Institute). Hours: from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. WANTED KNOWN —Young Berk shire aud Cross-bred Pigs for Sale.— Apply to Gco. A. Brown, Mangare, or to Auck land Dairy Company, Hobson-strcct. WANTED Known.—ln Jewellery, Chas. Kolsoy and Co. continue, as heretofore, to keep only Real Silvor and Gold, and as they receive fresh parcels monthly, thoir stock ia kept supplied with the nowest designs.—Charles Kelscy and Co., two doors below Morrin's, Iron mongers; WANTED KNOWN, Lots of Fresh Bargains at all my shops. Particulars soon in both the Star and " Herald."—W. H. Dampicr. ANTED KNOWN—That I have a Large Stock of Plain and Ornamental Buff Torra-eotta Chimney Pots, over thirty pat terns to select from at 2s each nnd upwards. No Chimney is complete without one, especially if troubled with smoko or rain.—Geo. Boyet, Newton Pottery^ "VS7~ANTED Known. —James Browning y y (late of Duncdin) has leased the Pier Hotel, Lower Albert-street. A few steady Boarders will find excellent accommodation. ANTED KNOWN. — In Jewellery, Charles Kclsey & Co. keep none of the many closo imitations of Gold and Silver, but real Gold and real Silver only.—Charles Kclsey & Co.. two doors below .Morrius'. Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—Cuhap Timbkk ! Cheap Timber I And all nther kinds of Building Materials, can he purchased cheaper and better than anywhore else at the yards of D. Goli'lH. Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN-For sale, on oasy torms, choice and cheap Allotments at SMroso.—Apply E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Beach Road Devonport,



Wanted. WAKTED, Purchasers for Mangolds in any quantity.—Apply Fisher and Co., Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN.—Feed for Race. liorsos: Splendid Canterbury Oaten Chaffon Sulc by X Mitrlielsou and Co. WANTED Known, that I am selling Dresses, Calicoes, Flannels, Prints, Clothing-, Hosiery, and Twoeds cheaper than any House In Auckland.—J. H, Itannan, l)raper ( Vi'ulori.i-slriTl (nil1 llo!.:;im-stl\'Ot). XTtr A X T X I), Situation as Collector, v V Warehouseman, Storeman, Canvasser, or such like. iicferriicra.-.M.X., Staii Ulllcc. YIS7"ANTKI> ivNO*\VX, that tho Lome- TV Blrcul Qundrille Assoinbly will meet as usual on Thursday evening. -\fcj- ANT E D KXO WX. Can a Good Thing bk too Widely Known ! Testimony daily to hand to tho unmistakable effects of our LIVE H TON IC, For Hcadacho, Indigestion, Biliousness. Piles, and Costiveness. Is Cd and 2s a bottle. Is it Round Worms or Thread Worms that you are suffering from, or your Children I Get at once our WOMI POWDERS, CAKES, TOXIC SYKUP. la it Tape Worm ?—Our remedies aro safo and certain. DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY. No Family should uo without our Mixture, cither Powdor or Liquid. Is each. COMPOUND SAUSAPAIULLA, Of the best and purest quality, forall Impurities of tho Blood. 2s Ikl a bottle. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2s W BOTTLE. All ordoi-8 promptly attended to. Consulta tion, personal or by lottsr, froo of oharge, XEIL & CLIFFORD, Botanic Distbnsaiiy, AVjamssusv-iT. East, Auckland. WAXTED KNOWN. _____ STEPHENHON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHENbON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Mado up in 2-i Hours' Notice Tho Managing Dreßsmakor being Mra Si'AlN, whoso SI'YLU, WOKKMANSniP, AND FIT Are so ivell known, and saoond to nono. Our Charuos uro below Queen-street Pricca. A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &0., &c. Ladles' Own Materials Mad« Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES, Is Ou PER YARD. Now Dark Tartan Chcoked Lustrbs, lid per yd. HJO PAIRS KID GLOTES, la IID PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Luuatle Asylum, 1883. STEPHEN-SON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladiks' E.\irouiUM, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. niisoellaucous Wantcds. A WELL-EDUCATED young Man wants - Employment as Book-lcocper; vrilling to make himself useful.—Hiram, olllcu of this paper. OOT TRADE.—Clicker seeks Engage ment, bespoko or wholesale. Home and Colonial rufercnceii.—R.L., Sl'Alt offleo. OOT tITaDE. — Wanted, a good Finishar and Boys ma Apprentieea.—Hy. Davy, Crown Boot Factory, (j ray-street. COOPER Wanted to Rout Shop In Cam bridge, near Railway Silo; job to oom uienoe with; good opening.—D. Richardson, Cambridge. QT. M ARK'S, 11EMUEK A. i^^ —™—* Owing to Mr Rhodes having aoceptwl nn appointment at Pitt-struut (.'liuruh, a Prinoipal Uatiu is required at St. Mark's. „,,.,., Thu position of Director of tbo C-lioir, jointly With tbo position of Bass, or separately, is offored to competent applicants. Stlpond is uo object to gontloiaen of good abilities. For dutios.^crma, &«.,apply by letter to tho Organ let of the Chnroh. T">AKTNERSIIIP.— A Partner is required J in a Wholesale Businoas. in oicelJcnt oiii'iiiiiK for an entorprisiiiK man with £580.r- Addross for interview, BXB, Stau Olllcc. A DVICE TO THE PUBLIC—As this j^4_ Sale docs not last for ever, wo adviso Uie Publio to make their purchases of Clothing und Drapery this week, and ftav« 10s in the H.-S. Coombea und Co.. ARUAIXS—IOO pieces Lustre (extra quality, beautiful shades), to bo cleared at •ijd per yard. This lot is one-third the regular price.—This weak only, at S. Cooiiibtw and Co. s. 171OU SATE, Oood Flannel—l,ooo yds J: Oood Flannel, 7W por yd ;SO Honeycomb Quills. 2s Ud Offloh ; 400 yds Slieoting, ijd poryd; 4t» doz Whito Turkish Towols. B*d each.-This weok only, at S. Cootnboa and Co.'s. li/fILLINERY and MANTLES — Our J3_lL obioot in making BUCII a sacriflco is to cli'Br this portion of our Stock.—Bargains for ovcryono Hub week at S. Cooinhea and Co.'B. mo LvVv STUDENTS. —An Experienced 8 Teacher Is propaved to form olosses to Read for Die General Knowlrdgo lOxamination in English, French, and Ijitin. Reforonoea to present, and former pupils, 'forms on applica tion nt.Kunil.-ill irniiaci^Ponaonbi-Koad. mO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY— A £15,rf10 worth of l!)oUiing and Drancry.'at Samv.ol t!oombo«'B Now Shop, only for this wcc£ before comineiieinfr alterations. WE GIVE AWAY — Homespuns, at 4Jd nor rard ; Estamono SerKCH, BJd, worUi is<d ; Black (Jaslunuros, very flue, at Is Sil..—Thin week only, at S. CJoombes innd Co.'h. S--~-j AVv A "wottTll of Calicoes, J IoVXFH? ShirtinKH. Flannel?, lilan kota etc? Tory ohcap. Wo ticll < irowdson's Coll -0008 at 2fd 'por yard, for a few days, at S. Uoomliesßiul_Co/»; L.._ _ WORTH of Ladies' Under • PHfiF clothinjrtobo wild at ono-lhird nsual price. 1-ot* slightly soilwl will he cloured Tory cheap.—For this weok, at S. Coombcs and Co.'n^ ryrA DOZEN HEMMED HAXDKER -6 ir\.r OIUEFS.at Is lid jierdozen: 1,090 Bundles Hosiery U) bo Sold at Nominal Prices, for a few days only, at S. Coombcs and Co.'b. 6%D BACH.—Ladies' Embroidered Cuffs /5 and Collars retraced from is 9d: I^adion' Jjivo Sleovcß reduced from 7s (VI lo 3d; Child ren's .lackots mid Hvrtc Parks Is caoh; theso bargains for a few days only, at S. Coombes nnd Co.'s. fJoodson'R London Arcade. 00 TO GrOODSON'S JjOXDOX A.RGADE FOR Watciihs, Gold and Silver, all warranted to time; Clocks, Marble, Wood, and Nickol, and orery other lino. .Tkwisllbhv, all Sterling Gold, and Sterling Silvortoo; EUJOTRO-PLATB at Lowest Prioes we can always do, Diamonds (not Canterbury) set in Abyssinia?; Ooli) ; Silvkkine with Stones and Pearls, all lovely to behold ; Presents such as these on Birthdays aro tha Rings,' Bracemtb, Nbciclbts, with lovely Ctnxußv'of every kind, "Sheffield makes woll China, Glass, nnd CROCKBKTWARE, imported straight from Homo; linoKH at Knglifih prices, then wherefore go pay more? Stationery, none cheaper found in warchouso shop, or store. Dusks, Wokic BOXHS, and Pai-etaries with deep mystorious drawer's; Bagatkh.B, Dhakts, CHESS and C'Rin, nnd (.Sanies which have tbpir laws; Gents' and lawks' Dressing Casbs, cxquißi tively fitted, marvellously low! Jet and Pkaki. Bis ad Nboklbts, with ono, two, threo in row. BiitTHDAT Cakiis and Birthday Books-sure none with ns compare; Ai.Ht'MS, Scraps, and Photographs are never wanting there. Hnvsmra, Comfjs, and Soaps, and Sconls and Porfnmen vory sweet; Pisessk and LUBEN, SlA.soNf too, and othors quite a treat. . RooiUNO HORSES, Rocking Boats, with each that do not rock; Doi.i.s, great and small, dressed and undressed, a most Gigantic Stock I . Toys, suited both in price and size to almost One SniLIJNO, Sixpence, Threepence each, more or less anon. ACCORDIAXS and Coxcertin'as, sure musio it hath charms ; Okchestraxettes and Music Boxes, with bell THBdLONDON rARbADE-visH it_caeh patron wo will thnnk you— In it you'll find, JrsT Look Abound, "from a Ncc'dlo to an Anchor." Note tho addresses— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADK, AUCKLAND. „ CIIKISTUHUnOH. LONDON OFFICE: St. Mary Axe. Borough Notices. T>O ROUGH OF PAR NELL. ANNUAL ELECTION OF COUNCILLORS. I, James William Gossct, Returning Officer for the Borough of Parnell, hereby give notice that Messrs James Goodhall Brown John JfeConncll Jonathan Winks, und Henry Worthington, have been duly nominated ns Candidates for tho Olllco of Councillor of the Borough of Parnell. Tho Poll for the Election of Three Councillors •will be taken on THURSDAY, the 13th inst., at the Borougli Council Office, Manukau Itond, Parnell, between t honours of nine o'clock in tho forenoon and six o'clock in tho afternoon. Dated this 3rd day of September, IBS 3. J. W. GOSSfIjF, Returning Officer.



For Sale. FOR SALE, a Spring Cart.—Apply R,1 Witt, Durham-Btroct, FOR SALE, 1 Horso-power Otto's Silent Gas Engino ; easy terms.—U. Ilulmo, Butcher, Quoon-streot. TjlOK SALE, 2 or 3 quiet, well-bred JD Cows, just, about calving; ensy terms of pii.vincnt if desired.—Address Star Ollice. TCTOR SALE; Allotment, 50 x 165, at JD Mount Eden ; cheap. - Rdw. Wayto, 5, Cummurciiil Ilinliiin-j, near Hani; ui'Xcw Zea land. _____ FOR SALE, a Six-roomed House in Willow-street, Freeman's Hay, next Police Station; fruit and flower garden, tank, and well.—Apply on thu premises. IjiOß SALE, Pony Carriages, with or ) without Heads or Extension' Tops. Liirht, compact, and easy of access, combining stylo and durability with choapness. Nov.- in stuck and building to,order.—E. llarvie, 321, Queen street.. ■ JTU) R S ALE, superior IVntbuTSeiited _fij Buggy. Style and quality combined with moderate price. All work guaranteed by the builder.—E. Ilarvic, 321, Quuen-strcet. 171011I 71011 SALE, a Neat, Compact Cottage of J six rooms, with garden, fruit trees in full bearing, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby. Price, £250. —X Nutter, Fort-street, Auckland. FOR SALE, Six-roomed Houso, Upper Queen-street; good Allotment; also New Eight-roomed House, every convenience.—ll. Partington, llouac and Land Agent. Tmbll SALE, Several Allotments at Avon- JC dalo, from J acre to 3 acres; cheap.—ll. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stlchbury's Buildings. ~jj^Oß SALE, Four and Five-roomed JD Houses olFKarungahapo Road by weekly payments. —H. Purtington, llouso and Land Agent, Htichbury'a Buildings. FOR SALE, Kyber Pass, Comfortable Six-roomed llouso, with gas and every eonvenicnue : utablo and shed ; allotment, 50 x 200 feet.—ll. Partington, Stichbury's Buildings. SJIOR SALE, a neat, well-finished Rosi . donee of 0 Rooms; largo Allotment: nice situation. Price, £37o.~Apply E. W. Alison, Estnte Agont, Dovonport MELROSE.— Seven minutes' walk fram Victoria Wharf, Largo Allotments, wide streets; delightful situation. Tho cheapest and finest Suburban Property for sale in Auckland.— Apply E. W. Alison, Sole Agent, Beach Road, Devonport. DEVONPORT.— A few choice Allot ments, with charming water viow, 50 i .160. only 35s per foot.—Apply E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Dovonpoit. "OIRKENHEAD.—S2 ACRES within 20 _D minutes' walk, on the main road, with kauri, rich Boil, good water. Prico, £2o poroere. —Apply to W. I. Hammond & Son, Queen-st. ITIOX TERRIER DOG For Sale, seven . mouths old ; first prizo winnor ; horn im portod stook.—Addreaa William C. FitzGerald, WelllnKton. ■\TORTH SHORE.—Building Allotment, 131 60 x 150, FlagslafTßoad (host part); prico, £i per foot. Also, House of 8 rooms, large allot ment, maginlilcent view, 5 minutes' walk from wharf; price, Jioso.—B. Tanner, 8, Queon-fltreet. TJKJR SALE (North Shore), Allotment, JD 100 foot x Hli Juet. This is a grand site, and can bo had for JJ2 18e por foot The owner Is dealroua to soil at once.—Apply by letter for full particulars to to XYZ, Stak office. FOR SALE (a Bargain), a Cottage of 5 rooms; gas and water laid on, out-build ings, &o. Furniture can bu had also if required. Must bo sold nt once. Prico, £316.—F0r full particulars apply by letter to Bargain, Stau ollloe. ONSONBY (G race-stroct.)—Allotment, CO foot x 130 feet. This is quite a cheap piece of ground, and will be sold at onco for £3 as nor foot.—For full particulars apply by loiter to Ponaonby, Stau office. PEKIN DUCK EGGS For Sale.— Apply Arthur's Mart. PIANO.— For Sale, that fine upright Grand, used at Mr Gooch's Concert; a Bargain to persons wanting a good instrument —ORGANS For Sale, Just unpacked, fourteen stops, two kneo swolls, suitable for small ohurchoa. Thcv aro tho best ever imported.— UARMONIU-fS, tlvo octaves, two pedals, in good order; price£Blo3.—HAßMONlUM.walnut iMue, three stops, in good order; price £IJ.— PIANOS, by Bord, Rosewood and Walnut Cases, at £24 and «2o.—I'IANOS, German, Iron Frames, S.M.— Tho above now on viow at MR TIIOS. H. WEBB'S, Oak Hou»e, Hobson-sU'eet, S dooni from Cook-fltro.it /GREYHOUND Dog and Slut for Sale. \JT First-class pedigroo.—Governor Browne Hotel, Hobson-street ; O BE SOLD. 54 acres First-class Ijind at Stokos's Point, one milo from Sugar Refinery. Tho land ia well stockod with heavy wood, and a never-failing stream running through it, with plenty fresh trout Prico, £-'5 an aore ; forms very easy.—Apply H. C. Davie?, Produeo Merchant, Customa-etrcot. mO BAKERS. For f?ali\ at Kamo. a First-cla«s Bnßinfss, doing a good trade. House, Shop, and Bakery quite new. ■fITIOR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 acres ; partly im proVed ; balance good plougliable laud. A por tion of Hush, 6omo of which is laid out liko a park. Thcro is a pood Orchard, Eißht-roomcd llousc, and suitablo out-buildings; Bplondid stream of frosh water, and tho coach going North passes the houso Uireo times a woek. Price low and tt;™s J l o^fs Ajg^, Land Agont, No. 8, Quocn-strcct. Meetings. qOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that tho Ordinary Yearly Sleeting of tho Shareholders of this Company will bo hold at the Company's Offices, Queen-street, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, October 10th, WB3, at U o'clock in tho forenoon, to receive tho Report, and Balance-sheet for tho year endod 81st August last; and to elect two Directors in place of Alfred Buokland, Esq., and Joseph Howard, Esq.," who rotiro by rota tion, but offer themselves for re-election ; nlso, to elect two Auditors in plftoo of J. Batger, Esq., and T. L. White, Esq., who retire, but offer thoinßolvcs for re-olection. Tho Transfor Books will be closed from Sep tember 25th to October 10th, 18?3. By order of tlio Directors. G. JOHNSTON, General Manager. , Head Office, Auckland, September -Oth, 1883. CLINGING CLASS.—An Open Meeting in O connection with tho Elementary Siußini? Class meeting in tho Alexandra-street School room will belield on FRIDAY Evening next, Wth. A large Choir, oomluctcd by the Teacher, Mr CluMlinning, will render sovoral new Part Songs, Chorußes. and Anthems. Commence at S o'clock. Admission free. Tho Public Invitc<l. Naiiira reeoived nt tho closo for Uio now Class. Uidieo, 7s Cd; Gontlemen, 10s; for six months course. medical. WORM S. All children suffor from them. If suspocted, ask for tho Cortain Cure, SHVRLAND'S \VORM POWDERS, lspaekot Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Poat-ofllco T>TtSl RATS! It AT S !-Use I\, SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE R.its cat it greedily, and dio ; no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Poet-oflice, rfTOOTH ACHIS~~CUR E — Instantaneous B. ReIief—ODONTALGIC—Is per bottlo.— SIfARLAND fc CO. (opposite Poat-oflicc). THE Best Preparation extant for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent authority by Chahi.ks BirrcnKK, Pharmacou tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), Junction of Pitt and Grcy-atrceta, Auckland. ETARN O LD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILIA—The most popular medicine of the day. Prico, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agents, SiiAKi,AN- D&Co.,oppositotnoPost ofilce. HOP f> ITTE RS. JL> iMrORTBU DIRECT from tho Manufactory. Os PER BOTTLE. AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-STREET. OHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL, O Absolutclv tho best remedy ever made for COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, AND COLDS. Prico,' sCd and is 6d a Bottle. SHARLAND fc CO., opposite Post-office. URE FOR INDIGESTION — TONIC BALSAM:—(i Genuine Livor Regulator. Price, 3s a bottIe.—SHARLAND & CO. (oppo site Post-office.) "W O 0 D V E A 11 ' S NEW ELECTRIC CIRCUS. CHANGE OF DATE. As the Pacific Mail Steamship, from San Francisco, is not expected to arrive until late on Saturday, or Sunday morning, THE OPENING PERFORMANCE AT THE CIRCUS IS FIXED VOX WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. ST. GLAIR JONES, Advertising Agont. ROBERT LOVE, Contracting Agent.



To Let. TO LET, House in Symonds-strcct, next Dr. Wine's.—Apply to J. Mumford, High -1 street. _____ TO LET, a Parlour and one or two Bed rooms (unfurnished).—Apply Stak offlce. rflO LET, 1 Large. Room with fireplace; JL suitable for a dressmaker.—Apply to Mrs Murphy, Ponsonby Road. TO LET, Houso of nine rooms, Manukau Roucl. Newmarket, — Apply to William Dinniaon, Newmarket. TO LET, Six-roomed House, near Main Road, Ponsonby.—ll. G. Whiting, King street. Punsonby, TO BE LET by Tentler, on Lease, for a term not exceeding 12 years, Ilie Property formerly occupied by Mr J. Morgan on tlio Mount Uoskill Road,"&c., fee.-C. taker, for F. G. Kwington, fflO LET, at Ellerslie, a new 7-roomed JL House, with garden and out-houses.— Apply T. Whewi-11. In, Insurance Buildinys. or at limit's Store, Ellerslio, close to the Railway Station. TO LET, a Large Brick Building of two stories, suitable for a manufactory; plenty of water, and close to the city. Kent moderate—Apply to Mr Morley, P. 0., Eden Terrace. TO LET, View Hood, Mount Eden, House containing 10 rooms.—Apply Mr Gilmour, View Road. nnO LET, the unexpired term of Lease of JL Premises in Customs-street, now in the occupation of Hancock and Co., Bottlers and Wine and Spirit Merchants.—Apply Hancock and Co. 0 LET.—Large Cellar and Yard, with or without orflee, conveniently situated at corner of Vulcan Lano.—Apply Stevens, High-street Chamboiu 6" LET, those Centrally Situated Premisos lately occupied by fcho Southern Produce Co.. and directly opposite Messrs T. and S. llorrm and Cob, Queen-street. One of the best stands in tha City.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent. Queen-street. nrT~ 5 l E T. Comfortable and Commodious Resident™ (lately occupied by J. A. To!o, Rsi)., M.H.1!.) situate in Hamilton Road, Ponsonby. The house contains 10 rooms, litted with gas and all conveniences; nieo garden, und beauti ful view. D. F. EVANS, Land Agent, Queen-street. BVONP 0 R TT , TO LET, a Well-furnished House; also, two largo Cottages. R. & H. DUDER, Devonport Store. OWEII 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 oubio feet of gus per indicated horso-power por hour for the larger sizes, to 25 feet for the smaller. Suitablo for Engineers, Woodworkers. Printers, Firewood Healers, Boot and Shoo Manufacturers, Foddor Dealers, Malstors, Sausago Makers, &0., &0., and for Amateurs' Lathes and Fret Saws. Tho engine outs firewood at M per ton, and at inter mittent hoisting work the cost i» sometimes as low as Is Sd por day for a 81 h.p. engine, tho engine running all d»v. Thirty-flve Otto Gas Engines are now erected in Auokland. For terms and conditions, apply to tho Secretary Auckland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-Btrcet. Sizes in stock-*, I, 2, Si, 8,12 h.p. Dividends. THE BANK OF AUSTRALASIA. _____ (Incorporated by Royal Charter 1885.) Notice is hereby given, that the Half-yearly Dividend of «2 *0s a Share, and Six Shillings per Share Bonus, equivalent to 14 per cont. per annum on tho Capital Stock of tho Corporation, declared by tho Court of Directors payable in London on the sth Octobor, will be mado avail able totho Shareholders on tho Colonial Register on and after the same day. E. W. MOHRAII, Inspector. Wellington, lOtli September, 1883. COMMERCIAL CLUB IN LIQUIDA TION. A Second and Final Dividend of 5a will bo payable at my office on and after MONDAY, loth September. GEO. COZENS, Liquidator. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND. PONSONBY ROAD FORMATION WORKS. Tho City Counoil will roocive tenders until 3 p.m. on THURSDAY, September 15th, for above workß, in forms of plans and specifications to bo viowed at, tho office of the Citj Engineer. Council Chambers, High-street. Tho Council do not bind itsolf to acoep; any tender. Ten ders to be endorsed "Ponsonby Road Works. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, September 1,1583. 2« CITY OF AUCKLAND. TENDERS FOR LAYING WATER MAINS. Tho City Council will receive Tondcra nntU 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, September 20th. for tho above work in terms of plans and Bpeoitloatlons to bo vioTrod Rt tiiis office, Council Chftmborp, HiKht-stroot] on and after Tuesday, the 11th. The Council do not bind thomeolvos to accopt any tender. Tondnrs to bo endorsed " Tonders for Laying Water Mains." pm _ T p S Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Offlce, September 8,18 ft). 209 niTT OF AUCKLAND. FOUR BRASS HYDRANTS. Tho City Council will recoive tenders until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, ISth inst, for above, in terms of specifications to be viowed at tho i ire Brigade Station, Albort-streot. The Council do not bind themselves to accopt any tender. Tenders to be endorsed, "For Hydrants." P. A PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, September 6th, ISB3. 200 r(ITY OF AUCKLAND. fiximTlevels. It is hcroby notified that it is the intention of the City Council of Auckland to fix the levels GAOL ROAD (from Kybcr Pass Road to Mount Eden Road), And also PART OF JERMYN-STREET (from Fort-Btrcet to Emily Placo into Shortland- Rtreot and Eden Crescont). Plans may be seen in the City Engineer's Olllee, High-street, Auckland, within offlco hours, and all porsons Interested heroin, or liablo to bo aggrieved thcrobv, will bo heard by the City Council at a Mooting to be held on THURSDAY, tho 18th day of September, 18*3. AH objections must bo mado in writing, ad dressed to tho Council, and sent to thorn not less than ten days bofore fcho . day appointed on which to hear objections. p PHILIPS. ' Town Clerk. • Town Clerk's Offlco, August 11, 1883. 212 Tenders. m E N D E R S." CLEARING AND LEVELLING. Tenders will bo received up to SATURDAY next, at noon, for Clearing, Levelling, Draining, and Layins-down in Grass (seed provided) Allot- j ment'corner of Jervois Road and OGonnell stroet," Ponsonby, containing about one acre. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received until the 24th of this month for the Erection of tho Foresters' Hall for tho Court City of Auckland, No. 3,978, A.O.F. Plans, &c, at my Offirn, Hizh-strcct. W. M. HENDERSON, Architect. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will bo received up to 1 p.m. SATUR DAY, l;'tti inst., for tho Erection of One or Three Houses in I'onsonby; labour only. Plans and specifications at J. MORRISON, Asphaltor, Newton Road. mO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &c. Tenders will be received up to SATURDAY, 13th inst., for Alterations, etc., to Messrs Garrett Bros.' Warehouse in Wakeflcld-strect, Plans and Specifications to be seen at our Offlco, Bank Buildings, Queen-street. P. HERAPATH & SONS. Architects. O BRICKLAYERS, PAINTERS, AND PAPERHANGERS. Tenders will bo received up to i p.m. on SATURDAY, 15th inst., for Building Six Chim neys.and Painting and Papering Three Houses. Specifications at J. MORRISON, Asphalter, Newton Road. . , O EXCAVATORS. —Tenders will be received up to SATURDAY-Next at Wellesley-strect. Trnrrnvin^~~ gggngath September. - . O BUILDERS.—Tenders will ho re ceived until i o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the 19th inst., for the erection of 2 Shops and Dwelling, Victoria-street West. Plans at my Offlce, Queen-street.— Honry G. Wade, Archi tect. |_ Continued on First Page.



Lost aud Found* LOST, on tho 10th instant, in Queen slreot, a Gold Earring, set with pearls, umetliysla, and diamond in centre.—Reward on leaving same at Star office. "I" OST, on Saturday, a Needlework JLJ Cushion, nearly finished. In beads atvl wool, between Granmlur School and St' Sepulchre's Church, by way of Comctory.— Kinder will lje rewarded on reluming same to this office. ■ OST, Black Russian Dog. Registered J No. 1121; chain and collar on.—Reward at Woodyeav's Electric Circus. OST, Collie Puppy Slut from Mr Bar nett's, Lower Remuera. Anyone return mi; it will U<: iv.vai-ard. I OST, a green plush l'urec containing J some SI notes «nd a packet of tickets, either in the Ponsonby 'bus or Pitt-street.—Tho Under will be well rov. nrded by leaving same at Mi)nta:,'U'.'.'s Fancy Hazaar. T OST, i\i Qiiccii-Htreet, yesterday after- J. J noon, a Black,' Tan, and White Collie Uog; Wellington collar. No. 102S; answers to tho name "Prince."—Anyone bringing ibe same to R. «. Gardener, Alma Collage, North Shore, or Mr Baker, Queen-street Wharf, will receive 10s reward. Concerts, &c. A BBOTT'S OPERA HOUSE GRAND DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE. FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY! Commenting SATURDAY NIGHT, 15th Ixbt., WITH THIS SHAUGHRAUN! SHAUGHRAUN! Prices of Admission—Dress Circle, Is; Stalls, 2s Gd ; Pit, 18. Box Plan at Lennox's. A UCKLAND GYMNASTIC CLUB.— X3L. Enturtainment.WEDNKSD AY, September latli. at S p.m., in Hie Pai-ncll Hall.—Tickets, 2s 8d and Is (Id, obtainable of Chapman, Chomta louu and Cooper, Lennox, Upton, Queen-street and Robinson, Chemist, Parnell. ri 0 R O M AN D E L. An ENTERTAINMENT will be friyen in tho Lower Township School on THURSDAY, Sop tembcr 20th. Programme to consist of vocttl and Instrumental Music, Readings, Recitations, &c. Performances solely by Teachers and Pupils of the School. Proceeds to be devoted to the establishment o£ a Circulating Library con nected with the School. HERBERT WQODHAM. ATAHUHU PUBLIC HALL. GRAND CONCERT AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT. Holy Trinity Cnußcn Harmonium Fund. THURSDAY, SEPT. 13. Tickots, Two Shillings; Children, Half-price. m II E A T R E ROYAL. Under the patronage of His Worship the Mayor and City Councillors. THE TWELFTH AND LAST OF MR POOLEY'B SATURDAY POPULAR CONCERTS FOR THIS SEASON, Will take placo NEXT SATURDAY. It will be the occasion of a GRAND BENEFIT ton dercd to Mr POOLKY by Mr Gordon Gooch, R.A.M., aud the Lady and Gentlemen Artistes who have appeared during tho Season at these Concerts. gr^ OPERATIC and MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT, Admission—Half-a-Crown. Entire Body of Theatre (Stalls and Pit), Is. N.B.—Vocal Competition commences Sept 29— Baritones und Basscß. MORNINGSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SOIREE. Tho Inaugural Soiree will bo held in Moui.t Albert Hall on WEDNESDAY, 13th Soptembor. Tea on the Uible at 0.30 p.m. Variouß Addresses nnd a splendid Programme of Muuic by St. James's Choir. Tickots—2s, Children Half-price—may bo had from the Members of Committee, at the local stores, or at the door. Gazette iv Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors nnd Creditors Act, 18; C," nnd of tho Bankruptcy of Edwahi) O'Buikn Moore, of Te Aroha, in tho Provincial District of Auckland, Storekeeper, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that, on Monday, tho 17th day of September, 1883, at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, Rt the Supreme Ckrart Bulldins6, Auckland, a Meeting of the Creditors of the above-named Debtor will ho held for tho purpoao of receiving my report and passing a resolution recommending tho immedi ate discharge of tho said Debtor. Dated at Auckland this lltli day of September, 1 '' JOHN BUCHANAN, Trustee. Heskktii & Richmond, Wyndham-streot, Auckland, Solicitors for the Debtor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. — NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," and tho amendments thereof, ■■' and of tho Deed of Arrangement made by Charles Augustus Buuvoßn, of Nowmarkot, near Auckland, School master. Notice is hereby given that by nn Order of the Supromo Court of New Zoaland, at Auckland, silting in Bankruptcy, made tho 12th day ol September instant, the abovo Deed of Arrange ment was declared completely executed. Dated this 12th day of September, 1883. HILL & MAIIONY, Solicitors, 3fi, Shortland-stroot, Auckland. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. Iv the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1870," and tho several Statutorj Amendments thereof, and of tho Bank rnptcy of Edward Hunter, of Auck land, in Uio Provincial District ol Auckland, In tho Colony of Zealand. Labourer, a Debtor. It is hcroby notified that, at tho first meeting of tho Creditors of tho ssld Edward Hunter held at tho Supreme Court-house, Eden-street Auckland, this day (Wednesday), tho twclftl day of September, 1883, at the hour of elerer o'clock in the forenoon, Thomas Macffarlano, oi Auckland, Certificated Accountant In Bank ruptcy, was elected Creditors' Trustee of th< Property of tho said Debtor; and the salt Thomas Macffarlano has signified to mo, ii writing, his acceptance of tho said Trusteeship. Dated at Auckland this twelfth day of Septcm her, 1883. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Frederick Earl, Shortland-street, Solloitor for tho Debtor. Public Notices. A RT UNION DRAWING at "Observer' _c3L Office, Theatre Royal Buildings, at 7.3( to-night. Thoao interested arc invited. MEMBERS of tho Parnell Grammai School are requested to notico that thoii Athlolic Sports are to bo held on Friday, lljh instant, commencing at 11 o'clock.—H. 1. Pycroft, Head-waster. T^ 6 T 1 C' E. All Claims in the estate of Laurltz Hcnrik sen must bo rendered in duplicate on or before tho 21st inst., otherwise they will not bo re cognised. Accounts to be addressed to tho care of the trustees, Box 2S«, General Post-office, Aucklnnd. TCT O T I C E, All Accounts against tho Kaipara Stcamshii Company (Limited) must.be sent in to tho Com panv s Office, Qucen-Btrcet, in duplicate, on oi before FRIDAY, tho Uth October next, other wise they will not be recognised; and all Ac counts due to tho abovenamed Company mus be paid to tho Liquidator on or before the abov< dato, otherwise they will be placed In tho hand; of tho Company's Solicitors. Dated, Auckland, 31st August, 1883. WILLIAM LODDER, Liquidator. THE SIX NIGHTS' DEBAT] ON "CONDITIONAL IMMORTALITY," Between GEO. A. BROWN and MR B. HUTSON, Will bo continued through WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY EVENINGS, 12th, 13th, and 11th instant. Doors open at 7 o'clock. Chair will bo taken at 7.30 sharp. Tickets for Threo Nights for Dross Circle, f Single ditto. Is (id. Three fc'S^^vtehS Stalls, is 6d; Single ditto, is. Three Mgnts Course for Pit, Is; binglo ditto, Od. -~ (card.) W. J. V ALT ON, C.E., W • ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, iinj. Removed to High-street (fronting Vulcan Lan™! over Mr White's, Law Stationer. PATENT AGENT. HE GISBORNE GAS COMPANY. — 2/fll) Shares of £5 each. Share List will close on SATURDAY, loth September. Pro spectiiH nnd forms of application can be obtained from the Company's Broker, F. L. PRIME, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. T>OCKY NOOK, I can still offer Well-situated Volcanic Allot mentß at Rocky Nook at prices which are rcall: low compared with others elsewhere. Consul your moaieal man " as to their salubrity, &o, . Houses built to Bultpurchasorß. \VM, JiA&iulVf Mr Ewington is my Agent.



Board aud Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for two Gontlomen friends: largd airy roo»-J ?r- 'ton House, Uraftoii Hond, opposite Choral Hall.- ; — BOARD AND RESIDENCE for 1 or - rc9lK'«tn!)lcMen, Good uiry rooms'. good view; sliowef ami piuiyjo bath. , ,[. crms ~ d r washing im-hnlci.-j M_r* K. Brown, Alten_Koaa_ ihOVERNOK BROWNE HOTEL, \JT HOBSON-STIVEET. Board nml Lodtfns l^JwSk Single Room .. g^potWetfc ltuslj}t>ss Notices. . 1 JM. and 8. MOWBRAY have removtd • to SelicrlTs Isuildings.,F'"'t-street (oppti site Uuion Steamship Co.'s oiiira 1. MONEY.— EvciyUmly"Sinv.s iloney by Buying Boots md flifw ntCornur StoU, City Market-opposite the lnmps.l_J TTT AT C H~E~ITi W ATC HE S ! TT WATCiiKS.-From SOs to £50; all guav antrod, at I. Alexander's, Jeweller, Queen* Btreot,_ . •V^TT O E X I N G MEN! Plenty of Good Tea at Row's, only Is fld and 2s per lb. Beautiful White Sugar, only 4d perlb. Hams and Bacon, Eggs and Butter, and eveiy description of Groceries and Provisions at prices which defy competition. HEWS T MART, Corner of Victoria and Albert-Bti-ccU. X 0 S E P H TAYLOR, t) CItiNCERY-STREET, WHOLESALE OYSTER DEALER, Haa always on hand Coromandel Oysters. Ship ping and country orders attended to. E~havo appointed Messrs R. and R. DUDER Agenta for the salo of WILSON'S HYDRAULIC LIMB AT THE NORTH SHORE. Parties requiring Lime can hare it at our cir cular prices from them. _^WD^ON&CO_ OTATOES! POTATOES! POTATOES! BEST CANTERBURY AND OAMARU, For Seed and Table. Not to 1)0 excelled. Samples and price on application. DAYIES, MCMILLAN, AND CO., Near H. B. Morton's, fi'ntoms-st, ■jW- OTI C E TO CLIENTS. Mr Boalo, Solicitor, has removed to No. 12. Mercantile Chambers (ground floor), Quoon street, between Bank of New Zealand ana Fisher's. MESSRS. JACKSON AND RUSSELL, SOLICITORS, Hare REMOVED from Fort-Btroot to No. 12, SIIORTLAND CHESCKNT (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's AVarehouseJ. Ist September, 188?. . CHINA. The cheapest AND BEST ASSORTMENT. „ or Ejj m CROCKERY, CHINA, AND jxj GLASSWARE te! ® IS AT 2 ' ' G.BROWNING'S, js 267, QUEEN-STREET (Nbah Market Entrance). Established 1805. FANCY GOODS. AP 0 S IT I V E LUXURY SUPPLIED AT THE N E PLUS ULTRA AMERICAN SHAVING SALOON. AMERICAN SHAVING SALOON. PROFESSOR EVANS, Ophratoh. The Professor haß fitted up theso rooms in first-class style, regardless of expense, and offers to all a luxury and comfort, which, ho trusts, will bo well supported. Only a mlnuto's walk from the Wharf ana Lower Queen-street. EASE, ELEGANCE, an ' COMFORT secured at PROFESSOR EVANS'S SALOON, Comer of Albert and West Queen-streets. Don't forget the address. , Woeklv, monthly, and quarterly contracts entered into for Shaving, Kc. Razors ground and set. Hair dyed black or brown. TTT E N C I N . G. SAM. WHITE'sTIIICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of Pnriri Posts, Hobart , Rails, and sft, Hobart Palings, ono inch apart, 36s Paling Fence to consist Puriri Posts, 60s; , Hobart Rails and Heart Kauri Palings, 555. Three-rail Fence, Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 455. - Wiro Fences, -with Top Rail, 38s. Wire Fenco, 7 wires, 255. > , _i Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, > 18e per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot, not painted, i or 2s 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket ■ Fcnoo with mill wrought Wiokot Goto, all ■ painted complete, at !s per foot _ , JUI kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates i for every description of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. WmTtf, Fencer, Customs-street, } opposite Arnold, Hines and Co. Money. T "I A TO £10,000 LENT on Building Li X " Society principles, or on other temm to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and ' Houses built on Weokly Payment System Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sco List or Properties for salo on 4th page; Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for investment— C Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial ' Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lane. MONEY TO LEND, on Promissory Notes, on Mortgage, or on any available securities at Lowest Current Kates. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO.. ; High-street, 2 doors from Vulcan Lane.: i • ' Auctions. [ TO-MORROW. ; L. W. EATON WILL sell by auction, at his Mart, To-morrow (Thursday), at 11 o'clock; , \ 200 BUNCHES BANANAS 15 BAGS COCOANUTS I 30 CASES ORANGES. TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auotion, at their Sale rooms, at 11 o'clock, 200 sacks Good Maize 500 sackß Potatoes (Oamani) ■ Oats, Bran, Flour, Oatmeal Bacon and Hams, Choeso, Butter Tea, Sugar, Groceries, &c. ■ Also, on Account of Whom it May Concorn, 3 150 sacks Damaged Maizo Also, Clothing—Gents' Trousers, Suits, Jackets, Stockings, Socks, Shirts, Hats , &c., &c, &c. At 11 o'clock. W. 8. COCHRAXK.] [JAMES DACBE. ; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. i DINING-ROOM SUITE. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. BATHS. , "HTIOR SALE, at our rooms, Fort-street, - JD on Friday, 14th instant, at 11 o'clock, r HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting of Dining-room Suite (9 pieces, in hair and cloth), Couchcs.Chalrs, Ann and Rocking 1 Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Fonders and 0 Irons, Clock*, Gilt Cornices, Curtains, 8 Pictures, Glassware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Crockery. China, Sewing Machines, Iron and Wood Bedsteads, Palliasses, Mattrasses. Bedding, Chests of Drawers, 3 long Baths, Washstande, Toilet Hots, Mirrors. Dressing Tables, J • Kitchen Utensils, Holloware, &c. Also, 10 bags Leather Cuttings. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers. AT AN EARLY DATE. Screw Steamer, ( 7s«s£ M c ' ASE y " "■ " "KINA" ; •" " "LILY" '■ Paddle . ,', "CITY OF CORK," Together with SUBSIDY, TRADE, ALL EQUIPMENTS FURNITURE, PLANT, COALS, STORES, BOOK DEBTS, &c, &c. E. AND A. I S A AC S HAVE received instructions from ths Liquidator of the Kaipara Steamship *. ;ompany (Limited) to Sell by Auction at their rooms, Queen-street, at an early date, THE ABOVE. , Tho first throo mentioned vessels arc now trading in the Kaipara River. The "Lily1 and ' " City of Cork arc at present in tho Auckland ' Harbour. 1 For further particulars apply to the Oftlco of v the Company, or %'~ . E. AND A. ISAACS, Auctioneers. Continued on Fourth. Pago. Jffl