bar It was about 10.30 in the morning. Made the bunk-slip out at the time He , held the notes, gold, and bank-: .slip in his hand. Mr Reed said, "If you ', are coin" to the bank you might cash me a ten'r and save mo going to town. He consented, and gave him the change.- B ave him nine notes and a sovereign, and corrected his slip. Haw defendant take the money and put it in his pocket. _ Ho asked for the £10 note. Defendant said he had given it. He allowed defendant to count the whole, and seeing two £5 Union Bank notes, he said the Union notes were those which he gave. He told defendant he must have made a mistake, as he had similar notes in his hand. He lid . not give him the Union Bank notes. They I were in his possession before defendant , came in. Defendant did not produce a note . for the change. He took out his purse, but did not produce any notes. He was quite j positive he never received a note from | Reed. Witness immediately went to town j by the 'bus. Saw defendant near the j Union Bank. He said, " You are wrong about that note." He said he wanted no , further altercation about it, but would see ; his solicitor.—To Air E. Cooper : Mrs Stan- | ford was in the bartho whole of the tune. Emma Stanford, wife of plaintiff, corro- I borated her husband's statement; she j counted over the money, amounting to £44, in the bar-parlour; she handed the money to Mr Stanford, who took it into the bar. Defendant asked for change ; she _ was standing beside her husband at the time; saw the°money given to Mr Reed, but did not see Mr Reed bund over tho note.— John Samuel Day, coal and wood merchant, gave evidence, he counted the money ana j examined tho slip at the urgent request of | Mr Stanford : The slip shewed £4-1, the money amounted to £34: £10 short.— (Left Sitting.) I

TELEGRAMS.

[per press association.]

New Plymouth, this day

The steamer Kangaroo arrived yesterday afternoon, went alongside the breakwater, nnd landed her cargo. She remained all night, and sailed for Westport at 9 o'clock this morning. Mr Peter Elliott, one of tho first settlers here, was buried yesterday.

Napier, this clay,

The Harbour Board have passed a resolu tion objecting to the recommendation on the annual report of the Marine Depart ment, in reference to the removal of Napier lighthouse to Cape Kidnapper. The Chamber of Commerce have received a letter from the Minister of Public Works definitely declining to open a railway to Matatau until the one is completed to Tahorite. Referring to tho building of a strong room for the Corporation offices, the Mayor stated iv Council last night that the work was begun by permission of one Minister, and the Council were now called upon to desist by another Minister. Whether the one was a greater Minister than the other, and which was the greater, he (the Mayor) was unable to say.

Christchurch, this day

Tho Industrial Exhibition.

8,022 feet of space have been applied for in connection with the Industrial Exhibi tion, 1,138 feet being for exhibits from out side tlie Provincial District of Canterbury.

Dunedin, this day

Tho Minister of Justice, writing to Mr Bracken in regard to Flannery's ease, says his evidence before the Gaol Commission was unreliable and evasive. He says Flnn nery may accept tho principal wardership of another gaol, or retire on a compen sation. Tho Law's Uncertainty. At the Police Court this morning, Robert Angus was charged with obtaining money by false pretences in giving a cheque on the Union Bank at Balelutha. Hiscounsel urged that there was no branch of that bank at Balelutha, and the information could not be sustained. Mr Watt said the informa tion must bo dismissed on the technical ground, but accused did not leave without a stain on his character.

Tho InvercargUl Firo,

Invercargill, this day.

Tho South Invercargill Halt was occupiod last night by a Good Templar lodge. They had a nro burning, but state that it was re duced to a few embers when they left, and that these were carefully raked together .before the place was closed.

ANOTHER DIRECT STEAMER FOR AUCKLAND.

Tho Shaw, SavlH, and Albion Company's Chartered Steamer Triumph.

Br tho last mail from England, Messrs L. 'D. Nathan and Co. received advices from the Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company of their intention to despatch at an early dato the steamship Triumph, from London, for Auckland direct. The Triumph, which has probably already commenced the voyage, brings a large general .cargo, ami probably a number of jM-sengers for this port. She is a vessel of 2,749 tons gross register, built at Middlea _ro' in 1880° her dimensions being: Length of keel, .40 feet; breadth of beam, 37 feet - inches; depth of hold, 27 feet 1 inch. Her engines are 400 horse-power, and her signal letters are T.N.W.B.

ACCIDENTS TO-DAY.

y.aU from a Scaffolding.

An accident occurred about 11 o'clock tbis morning, at McArtliur and Co.'s new store in Elliott-street, whereby a married man named Samuel M. Smith (foreman for Mr J. J. Holland, bricklayer) had bis left fore arm extensirely fractured. It seems that he bad been engaged iv fixing a block to a new iron crane that had been lot into tho brickwork, and this haying been accomplished, he prepared to take down the scaffolding. For tho purpose of knocking out the supporting wedges ho stepped i'rom tho ladder on to tho top of tho scaffold, ing and began te ply his hammer. Sud denly the wedge flew out and the whole staging gave way, precipitating Smith upon the rough scoria beneath. He fell heavily upon his left side, and when assistance was rendered bins it was ascertained .Hint ho had sustained some severe injury to tlie left arm. Ho wat accordingly taken with all possiblo ex pedition to Dr. Tenneut's chemist shop, but, unfortunately, that gentleman was cut .at the timo. A meejfeal gentleman happened to pass by soon afterwards, and •was asked to step in, but he declined, Dr. Hayntun, however, proved more com plaisant. He readily responded _to the request for his attendance, examined the patient, and found him to bo suffering from a compound comminuted fracture of the left forearm, the bones projecting through the skin on both sjdes. He had also a severe incised wound on the left fore head. Dr. Bayntun bound the injured parts and ordered the man's removal to the Hospital whither he was at once taken. Tho broken arm was set there without .delay, and Smith was then conveyed to his "home in Vincent^treet. Injured fey a Leather-cutting Machine. An accident of a most painful nature be fell Sir Matthew Moore, proprietor of a boot and shoe manufactory, in tho Theatre Buildings to-day. He was working a leather-cutting Press, when it became no cessury to readjust the knife. He attempted to do this without stopping the machine, but was not quick enough, and tho index fineer of his right hafld was caught and badly crushed. The sufferer was taken to the surgery of Dr, Tennant, and by that gentlemans directions he was removed to the Hospital, where the injured member was dressed by Br. Bone' apd placed in splints.. It will very probably require te he amputated.

The Moanataiari mine manager tele graphed to-day :—" No. 9 branch, 132 feet ' level produced, 40 ibs good ertone, showing gold. (Signed) J. G. Vivian." A capital performance of "Never Too Late to Mend " was given at the Open- House last night, to a g.ood house. It will be repeated to-night, and is well deserving , of a visit. The stage effects are really fine. ' •'The Street of New York*' is iv prepara tion for to-morrow night, The seoretary of the Auckland Rifle Association has written to the City Council announcing that the fortrjcoming Colonial Prize Firing takes place here and request ing to know if the Council will assist in the necessary arrangements for the suitable so. eeptios of the visiting volunteers and their •entertainment etc. The letter cowes ,yj? i er consideration at the meeting to-nigbtL>

ARRIVAL OF THE MATAURA AT LONDON.

No Particulars re Frozen Mutton. A CABLEGRAM has been received by the New Zealand Shipping Company, stating that the Mataura has been reported off th English Coast. No information is yet to hand as to the condition of her cargo of frozen meat. The Mataura, having left this port on May 2oth, is 118 days out, so that she has made a rather lengthy passage.

THE FORTHCOMING PEDES TRIAN CONTEST.

[by TELEGRAPH.— press association]

Dunedin, this clay. Edwards, tlie well-known Australian

pedestrian, has arrived in Dunedin, in order to take part in the twenty-four hours, contest with young Scott of Otago. It has been arranged that the match shall come off on the sth and lith of October ne\t.

ARRIVAL OF THE FENSTANTON.

[BY TELECIRAI'II — press association.]

Dunedin, this day. The Fenstanton arrived at the Heads at three this morning and crossed the bar two hours later, drawing 20ift of water aft. Captain Williamsisin command, and she has 2.0C0 tons cargo. During the passage she: attained an average speed of 11 knots ; the best day's work being 290 miles. Her pas sengers enjoyed good health.

WHANGAREI STEAM SERVICE.

Tho s.s. Waitaki Purchased hy tho Kamo

Coal Company,

Negotiations which haae been pending for some time between the Union Steamship Company and the Kamo coal Company for the purchase of the steamer Waitaki have now been concluded, with the result that in about a month's time the Waitaki will take up tlie trade between this port and Whangarei, in opposition to the Northern Steamship Company. Captain Crawford has resigned his posision as master of the s.s. Glenelg to take charge of the Waitaki on behalf of the Coal Company. The Waitaki is an iron vessel of 41- tons gross register.

CARGO FOR LONDON.

Late this afternoon tho barque Glance cleared at the Customs for London with a full and valuable cargo, made up as follows:—

Gum, £24,425 ; wool, £4,343 ; shell £1,218 ; leather, -1,489 ; copra, £4,!J<JS ; Uax, £217 ; cotton, £23 ; tallow, £025 ; hair, £30 ; rope, £115; bark, £12; sundries, £40. Total value of cargo, £37,525.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

MkI.OURNU, this day. Arrived, this morning: Te Anau, from Bluff. Sydney, this day. Sailed, yesterday afternoon: Steamship Wakatipu, for Wellington. Arrived, this morn ing: Ilauroto, from Wellington.

To the Editor : Sir,—ln the " Herald's " sub-leader this morning it is stated that the " Lyttelton Times " has made several errors, but it litis, unfortunately, omitted to correct them. I now write to ask you to correct one made by the " Times " in connecting my name with that of Messrs MeArthur fe Co. in their trans actions in tho South Seas. I have traded in many commodities during my commer cial life, but so far I have never trafficked in human flesh.—l am, &c„ J. M. Shera. P.S. I should say that Mr John London is the agent of tho Auckland and South Sea Produco Co., and not connected with Messrs MeArthur & Co.—J.M.S.

HOW A VICTORIAN STRUCK OIL. Gentlemen,—l have much pleasure in inform ing you of tho Rood eliects I have experienced from the use of St. Jacob's Oil for family pur poses. Jly little son sprained bin knee, which was inueli swollen. 1 applied the oil several times n day, and he was very soon able to run about us usual. Wu have also used it for sore tin-oats, with most satisfactory results. It also cures mosquito uiU'rf, and those of any oUier in sect. 1 have recommended it to several persons, who have been much pleased with the relief it has atrorded them in various ailments, sore heads toothache, to. I use it now as a house hold remedy.

I am, dear sir. Yours faithfully, NOEL DE LEON

A CHIEF ENGINEER'S EXPERIENCE IN TASMANIA. Hobart, Tasmania, S.s. Tasman, Zlst February, IBS 3. I wish to certify to the ellieacy of St Jacob's Oil, as used on a fractured knee, which was oc- I'tisioned some live years since. I have never felt the slightest pain since using the above, while formerly I suiiered with every change ot weather. You are at liberty to use tins as you may think propel

T. 11. WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer.

LETTER FROM ONE OF THE LEADING HOUSES OF SYDNEY. Offlce of R. Towns and Co., Sydney, Uth November, 1882. Messrs. Elliott Brothers, Wholesale Druggists, Sydnoy. Gentlemen—Would you oblige me by sending me a case of St. Jacob's Oil for a friend of mine, who is a firm believer in this remedy. He uses it when troubled with rheumatism, and so do various members of his household for various complaints. I always keep a bottle in my own houso, as it seems to be a useful household remedy, and as I mentioned to you, It cured our storekeeper's wife, who was suffering rieiu rheumatism. Yours faithfully, WM. ED. WILSON.

The Groat German Remedy, St Jacobs Oil, relieves a._ cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache. Toothache, Backache, Sore Throat, Quinsy, Swellings, Soreness, Chafings, Erup tions, inflammation. Chapped Hands, Corns, liunions, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all bodily pains for which an External Remecly may. bo applied. Sold by Druggists and Chomists. 1 nee, Thru; Shillings a Bottle. Directions in Eleven LLang_,tt_ accompany every Bottle- ~__ , , JIT LEVY AND CO., Auckland, Wholesale Depot

Marriage.

ANSENNE—BROWN.—On Monday, Septem ber 10, nt St. "Bc'riod—l ."Church, Newton, by the Rev. Father Downey, 0.5.8., James Ansenno. of Auckland, to Frances Bl',ovrti, of Auckland.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1883.



Blilliucry. Auckland straw bonnet AMU MILLINERY WAREHOUSE, Corner.of WELLESLEY-STREET AND MARKET ENTRANCE. MRS RICHARD SOMERVILLE Having succeeded Mrs Ilountree in the above Business, would, while soliciting the sup port of tho Ladies of Auckland, confidently recommend her HEW, FASHIONABLE, AND WELL SELECTED STOCK op SEASONABLE GOODS As dosorving of their notice, and hopc3 that her | MODERATE GgAssK3 ' will becomo as HOC SB HOLD WQRDS,. A HANDSOME SHOW-ROOM BPBtairs, com i fortablo lilted en suite. 1 Ladies' Rotiring Rooms adjoining. «r .AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED. Board and Residence, COMFORTABLE Board and Residence for Single Gontlcmcn, near Post-offlco; "ood bath, ff permanent 18s per wcek.-Ad 3r.ss.WrsW. D. Dallcn, Confectioner, Queon „ facet. ' , B~ OARD AND RESIDENCE for Two Gentlemen'Fi;cnrt ? ; large airy rooms - Grafton House, Grafton Rv,'?'t (opposite Cnoial Hall). BOARD and Residence for Two &»}tle* men Friends or .Married Couple, Ruth arjA__cno.— Apply Star Olliee. __ BOARD."--'') P. Well-furnished Private ReWenro In l%*Bri!, suitable for four gentlemen.-il- i-ner'ojdy }.. ''Karma, Star olliee. ' . HAVELOtIv HOUSE, No, 3, -ymwaS: street - Comfortable Board ar.d Resi dence to* J.wo gentlemen, with use of bath. Terms moderate. .--Apply Mrs Ryder, opposite Choral Hall. ' ' ' ' GOVERNOR BROWSE! HOTEL, HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging .'. ■■ -.- 20?Pcr^ c'J .Single Rem .... ... ... ;.;. .-• 2.5? per Wee^



11 I ! . ' -- 333 Wanted. WANTED, a steady Compositor and a Turnover, for country newspapor.— Apply E. M. Edgeeuinbe. Star ofllce. WANTED, a Smart Canvasser.—Apply New Zealand and Inter-colonial News Agency, Coombes's Chambers, a a.m. ANTED, for the Sugar Works, Good Bricklayers.—Apply at the Works. ANTED, 12 Men to Quarry and Break Stone into 2j-inchmetal; highest price given ; hammers and bars found.—Apply on the works. Wellington-street WANTED, a SteadyTSingle Man, used to Horses and Cattle; ono who undei . stands vines and nursery work preferred: un ' exceptional references indispensable—Address I Vinery, Star ollle^e • \/£7" ANTED, by advertiser, a Situation; T T has had ten years' experience in archi tects' and engineers' oliiees in England; good draughtsman ; would tako a situation in store ; I good references; wages not so much an object 1 as constant employment. —Apply, by letter, j " C„" Star Offlce. WANTED, a Voting Man to make him self generally useful. — Apply Wm. Edgar. Dyer, Wellesley-street East. ANTED, respectable Youth as Ap prentice to the Saddlers' Ironmongery. —Henry Brace and Co. (Limited). High-street. WANTED, a Useful Lad, with a view to Apprenticeship.—Apply W. A. Petor- I sen, Wyndhaiu-stroct. opposite Star olliee. . *A IT ANTE D, Strong Lad to make him- . V self generally useful.-J. Dovege, Cook- I I street _____ WANTED, a smart Boy. -Apply C. Canning, St. Mungo Cafe, Queen-street ANTED, a Strong Lad, 10 or 17, for an Hotel in the country; references re quireel.—Apply It. Stevenson, Newton Koad. WANTED, a Youth for thebake-houso. —Press, Poit-olllee, North Shore. WANTED, by steady Young Person, a] Situation as Lady Help in private , family ; good references. — For address, & 0., f apply "M.8.," Post-olllco, Auckland. i WANTED, a respect-able General Ser vant for a small family; reference re- | quired.—Apply (o Mrs Eiiglosoni.Albany House, Wellesley-street West, 2 doors from Hobson street. WANTED, Couple Farm, 5 General Servants. Miners, Boys: waiting en gagements—Cooks, Housemaids, Waitresses, Labourers. — Heighten and Co., 17", (Jueen street. _________ WANTED, Immediately, a General Servant; a New Arrival preferred.— Apply Albion Hotel, corner of Wellesley and Hubson-stroots. WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply to Mrs Hazard's, Nelson-street, four doors from Victoria-street ANTED, a Good General Servant. No washing.—Apply to Mrs Arthur 11. Nathan, Synionels-strcet, near Choral Hall. WANTED, a Thorough General Ser vant ; references indispensable.—Mrs Lionel Phillips, College Hill. WANTED, a Respectable Girl for the suburbs to assist in housework.—Apply il. J. Young, Grocer, Crescent for address. WANTED, a Married Couple, without encumbrance, to manage an hotel in town; references required.—Apply to Box 38, Post-ofilce. WANTED, a Good Cook and Laun dress.—Apply 129. Queen-street or Mrs Greenwood, Mount Albert. WANTED, n Tidy Girl, about 14, to assist in Housework.—Apply Mrs King, Wyndham-Btreet, near Gasworks. ANTED, Respectable Nursegirl, 12 or 11.—Apply Mrs Thomas, Cascade Drapery, Collogc Road. ATTANTED, experienced Barmaid for T T upstairs Bar. — Apply Cosmopolitan Hotel. WANTED, a good Female Cook.— Apply Britoniart Hotel, Customs-street. WANTED, Situation by an experienced .Saleswoman with a knowledge of Die general drapery, or would assist at millinery.— For particulars, address H.H., otllue of this paper. "OTANTED, at onco, Improvers and Ap T T pronticcs to the Dressmaking. — Mrs Porters (late Mrs Whitehead), Karangahape Itoad, Newton. XSTANTED, two first-class Improvers T 7 and a few Apprentices.—Mrs Rogers, Dressmaker, Wcllesley-Blrect. WANTED, 3 or 4 Apprentices to the Dress and Mantlemaking.-iMrs Birch, 142, Grey-street WANTED, Good Tailoresses.— Munro and ililligan. Hobson-street ANTED, Improvers for the Dress making, also Apprentices for the Mil linery and Dressmaking. Cutting and fitting taught — Apply A. Hemingway, Junction Drapery, Freeman's Bay. WANTED, Improvers anil Apprentices to the Dressmaking, at the Tutiiplu of Fashion, Newmarket, TXTANTED, Good Machinists ; none but >T good bands need apply.—Third House Great North Kernel. WANTED somo kind Person to adopt a healthy baby boy, 7 weeks old.—Apply STAR Oifico. WANTED, two Young Gentlemen as Hoarders, with use of piano.—Address Mrs Ball. Hobson-i treet, two doors below Mr Crowe's, Baker. WANTED, two Young Gentlemen as Boarders ; private family ; bath and piano; splendid view.—Address Doublo-story House, third past School. Nolson-Ktrect \\7"ANTED, a House (ti or 7 rooms) some y T where in vicinity of St Patrick's Church. —J. li. Graham. Shortlaml-street. WANTED, at once, a 3 or 4-roomed Cottage, near town.—Address Zadkicl, Star Olliee. WANTED to .Purchase, a three or four roomed Cottago, situated in Ponsonby, on deferred paymont—Address BC, earo of Lowe Brothers, Grocers, Ponsonby. \VT ANTED, Buyers for Prime Hoof at 2d TT per lb.; Mutton (splendid quality), 2d; Roast Beef, from 3d ; superior made Sausage Lid ; Pork Sausago, Gel; German Sausage, till; ditto 'wholesale), Sd; lilack Pudding, sel; Save loys, Id each; Pork Pics. Id; Young Lamb, from 2s (id per quarter; Dairy-fed l'ork, 5d lo fid; Sucking Pigs and Poultry, Cooked Meats, Hams, Corned Beef, Ox Tongues.—G. Ilutiio, liutcher. Queen-street WANTED, Tenders for Removing a House in Grafton Itoad.—Particulars, apply to A. Ball. Milkman. Grafton Koad. WANTED.— When you are in Hobson street call and see the largo and choice stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milhgan's. ANTED, Cricketers to call and in speet Bats, &c, just to hand per s.s. Doric.—J. Mumford, High-street. ANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and Milligan havo secured the services of a first-class Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all ita branches on theshortost notice, ANTED KNOWN-Our Christmas Grocery Club opens noxt SATURDAY. Great success last year; ovory member satisfied and wishing to ioin again. Better goods; more for nionov. with larger bonus. Terms. One Shilling Weekly. — For full particulars and Members Books apply to W. W. Simons, Family Grocer, Agent for the "Sianyan" Company's Teas, Wyndham-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, that the " Young Ladies' Journal" for Soptoinbor may bo had at Lennox's, 100, Queen-street, also at Branch Storo, 2 2, Queen-street ANTED, a Light, Low Baskot Phno ton or Ladies' Carriage.—Apply at onco to James Mackie, Coachbuilder, Victoria-street East WANTED, to sell an elegant, brilliant toned Piano, just landed.—Price, only £28,—WohblindCo., Lyceum Hall, Hobson-st, near Victoria-Btreot. WANTED! Wanted, To Sell, good Tasmnnian Jam (assorted), 6d per tin.— H. Watt, Pitt-street WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Light Rowing Skiff or Boat-Apply by letter, stating price and particulars, to Boat, Star Ofilco. WANTED, Purchasers for Mancolds in any quantity.—Apply Fisjior and Co., Qucon-stroet XS7ANTED, to Purchase, or to Lease with y T purchasing clause! a Houso of five to seven rooms, with from ono to four acres of Land, in tho suburbs of Auckland pr at North Shore.—Apply to J. 11. Wlthoford, Stati Oflico. ANTED BY EVERYONE, and will bo published in September, "Mystery." — Look to tho Holoncos —by "Torpedo." ; Synopsis: Part I.—Tho Electric Universe — What is Material?— What is Firo %-Astron omers proved to be in Error.—Tho Sun Not a Fiery Orb, but a Beautiful World—Tho Sourco of Solar Light and Beat Explained—Everyone will now understand Cause of Aurora Borcalfs and bou-iorp Lights—Why tho Moon does not Kovolvo upon its Axis Towards tho Earth— What is on the .Other Side of tho Moon?—Tho Harmony of' Nature—Tho Possibility of Man Visiting other Planots by a Now Motive Fptco explained, Sec, Sec. ; and Flashing Th'opgllts. Tlie abovo aro not writings of wild imagination; but Of LogJA gnrtjif roosoning from deduction, W^ ANTED 7 Doricyasgppg.orfl to look at, Tapestry Carpet, Is ll.rl ; yard-wide ! Oilcloth, Is; "B " Linoleum, 3s 6d ; Chairs, 6s Ud; Umbrella Standß, 7s lid ; Looking Glasses, 03 6d ; Tables, 8s Bel.—J. M. McLaohlan, Furnish, jpg Draper, 222, Queen-street W~ ANTED. — Just received, Flowers, Feathers, Fruit, Hats, Bonnets, Orna : ments, and other novelties.—J. G. Brown's ' Drapery, Millinerr, and Clothing Warehouse, '. Parnell, , WANTED.— .lust reoeived, por 'lan lanelia, Terra Cottn, Plaques. Grate Screens. Birthday C'nrtls, &C—J. G. Brown's i Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Warehouse, Parnell". W" ANTED KNOWN.—I am a Buyer of South British, Union, and National 1 Insurance, and a Seller of N.Z. Shipping, Colo .nV Bi'nk, and Insurance.—J. R. Kandersqn, i Mca,anril^h_iml_________ , ' 11TANTED kHOV/N—That Armstrong : W and Co.. of 157, *'%g4f^pt Tiavoa - number of Small Sums of MONEY .0 fcENll - oi/personal or other security. W' "SK'TjED KNOWN, 50-inch Bicycle, ltuL. jo/pii'o.ve,',ifintfi. with lamnandall ' extras. Giving up riding. 'N." i-'C/isonnhlo offer - refused.-- Hciuh.' NelbOjf-sU'teL, npst htjuso to Seiitt's, Draper, VjkJfori»-.str,ecL WANTED Kno.\vn—C»Uc.os," flannels, 'Clothing,' and Drcssop 25 per cent, less c 'lion ftueeh-s-BeTkice^. at 1. ft. Ifannans, £ Victoria-street (pfflftb^oji.-stfeet,



Wanted. WANTED, a Man Cook.—Apply to G. D. Bain, Butcher, Newton Road. ANTED KNOWN—Continuation of tlie Selling Off at Dampier's Hobson street Shop. Concertinas (with 20 keys), 3s Gd ; Violins with hows, from ss; Lot of Very Cheap Violin Strings; Grand Money Boxes (with key). Id; Workboxes. 9d ; .Superior Do, is (kl; Small Albums, (id; Movable Figures, id; Watering Cans fid ; Slates, Id; Noah's Arks, 3d: Whips, 3d; Hammer Tops, Ud: Dolls, 3d; Jumping Frogs, 2d ; Children's Tea Sets, Is Gd : Fans, 9d ; Photo Frames, 2d; -Marking Ink, 2d the bottle; Glue, 4d; Infants' Feeding Bottles, 9d; Screw Drivers, 2d; Corkscrews, 2d ; Padlocks, Id ; Lanterns, Is; Garden Trowels, fid; Large Sponges, Is; Note Paper, 2d the quire ; Envelopes. 2d the packet; Honey Soap, 3d bar; Pipe Racks, lid ; Brackets, Is fid; Tea Caddies, 8d; Superior Spectacles, Del; Match Boxes (luminous in the night), fid each ; Spring Scales, 2-1 lbs (for weighing meat, „o.h lid; Tomahawks, fid; superior ditto, Is; Hempy's Tutor for Piano, 2s (id, elsewhere 5s : Piano Music, best known songs in the world, 4d; Parlour Mats. Is lid; Silvered Spoons 3d; Silvered Forks, fid to 9d; Butter Knives, del; Bread Knives, 8d; large Tea Trays, Is 3cL Matting, 8>1; Swing Looking Glasses, Is; Be ] lows, is I'd; Cruet Stands, Is lid; Box Irons, 4s: Dust Pans, s-. Zinc Buckets, is Id: Toilet Sets, Cs 9d; Large Jugs, Is Hand Basins Is; Vegetable Dishes, Is 'Jd ; Tea Pots (earthen ware), lid; Tin Do., 2s; Knives and Forks, fid; Scrubbing Brushes, Ud; Hand Brushes, ;s; Whitewash Brushes, 2s Cd; Iron Saucepans, )s:td; Kettles, 3s; Small Plates, 2d; DlnnerPlatcs, •Id; China Bread Plates, s2d ; Glass Jugs, Is; Wood Egg Cups, 2d ; Mat trasses for Sofas, is Od; 3 feet do, lis; Palliasses, llafiel; Pillows, Is lid ; Bolsters, Is Ud ; .Stretchers, IB 3d ; Chairs, 3a Ud: Colonial Couches, Ss lid ; ileat Safes, lis; Chests of Drawers, 295: Splendid Round Tttblu, 25sfid; Handsome Ohoffoiiier, 38s; and a large Stock of other Goods, &c. Bo in time at Dampler's Hobson-street Shop. ANTED Known.—Lawn Tennis.—All kinds in rei.able makes. Also, Photo. Albums—large assortment just unpacked, from Is to £6.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doors be low Morrins". Ironmongers. WANTED KNOWN—James Brown inu (late of Dunedin), and now of the Pier Hotel, Lower Albert-street Subject for elisc—sion this evening; "Whether is Walker or Tenuher the greater benefactor 7" ANTED KNOWN — Just Opened, New Goods for Spring ; large variety and best quality guaranteed. Small profits and quick returns tit Jits. Davey's, Tailor, No. 2, Vulcan Lane. ANTED Known.—ln Jowellery, Chas. Kelsov and Co. continue as heretofore, to keep only Real Silver and Gold, und as tliey reooivo fresh parcels monthly, their stook is kept supplied with the nowest designs.—Charles Kolsoy and Co., two doors below Morrin's, Iron mongers. ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, can be pureliascel oheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street ANTED KNOWN—For sale, on easy terms, ohoio* and cheap Allotments at Melrose.—Apply E. AY. Alison, Estate Agont, Benoh RoadjJOTonport. A7~N~T E D X N O W N, that any Gentleman of Auckland who Is suffering from Rheumatism I will Cure Free of Charge. A PAINLESS AND POSITIVE CURE FOR CORNS. A CURE FOR WORM PROFESSOR ELLIS treats all diseases and complaints. He oilers to the publio that any case of disease (not too far advanced) which bs treats, where a complete cure is not effoctod, he refunds half the fee. Secret Complaints of young men cured.—Note tho addross: No. 308 Queen-street (next Young Women's Inslituto). Hours: From 9 a.tu. to 9 p.m. -TVr ANT ED KNOWN, A. ADAMS wishes to inform his friends and the public that ho bos commenced business as Tailor and Clothier in Gt-ey-street opposite Mr A. Young's Grocery Store, and has opened up v well-assorted stock of English and Colonial Tweeds. It is his intention to carry on a strictly cash trado, so that ho may bo enabled to give his oustomers the very best valuo for their monoy. YvfTA NT E D KNO WN. Can a Good Thing he too Widely Known ? Testimony daily lo hand to the unmistakable effects of our LIVE R TON IC, For Headache, Indigestion, Biliousness, Piles, anil Costiveness. Is Cd and 2s a bottle. Is it Round Worms or Thread Worms that you aro suffering from, or your Children? Get at once our WOltM POWDERS, CAKES, OR TONIC SYRUP. Is it Tape Worm i-Our remedies aro Bafo and certain. DIARRHOEA AND DYSENTERY. No Family should bo without our Mixturo, either Powder or Liquid. Is each. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, Of tho best and purest quality, for all Impurities of the Blood. 2s Ud a bottlo. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2s tkl BOTTLE. All orders promptly attended to. Consulta tion, personal or by letter, froe of charge. NEIL .t CLIFFORD, Botanic Dibpknsarv, Wki.i.esi.ey-bt. East, Auckland. inr*" ANTED KNOWN. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Mode up in 21 Hours' Notice Tho Managing Dressmaker being Mra Spain, whoso Styi-k, Workmanship, and Fit Aro so woll known, and second to nono. Oir Charges are below Queen-street Prices. A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionablo Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, Sec, Sec Ladies' Own Materials Maelo Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES, Is CD PER YARD. New Dark Tartan Checked Lustres, lid per yd. '-0 PAIRS KID GLOVES, Is IID PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, ISB3. STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Emporium, KARANGAHAPE ROAD. NEWTON. Goodson's London Arcade. A. • N ACROSTIC. G OODSON'S may bo said to bo, O n each occasion viewed, Of all tha places you oan boo, D ellghtfully renewed. So New the Goods, so Well Arranged, O n every Stall you see ; N o placo for Cheapness can compare— So ovcryone agrees. L ook at tho Windows ns yon pass, O n every duo occasion ; N o time is wasted thus to glance, D espite the said invasion. O n Saturday ovo 'tis quite allowed, N o five are more attractive; A round us others may bo proud, Remember we stand Foremost C omo, then, and Sco this Grand Display, A nd yon will oft turn boro. D esnito bad times. It must allay E noli rising thought of fear. Note tho addressos— GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND. „ „ „ CIIRISTOIIUROH. LONDON OFFICE: St. Mary Axe. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " The Debtors and Credi tors Act IS10." and of tho Amendment! thereto, and of Bbnj'amin Ellis. City ol Auckland, In New Zealand, Bootmaker, a Debtor, This la to notify ihat Bonjamip Ellis, at- Auck land,' lias this day' filed a statement that, he l< unable to meet his engagements with his Credi tors; the first meeting of Creditors to he held at the Supremo Court, Buildings, Auckland afore said, on TUESDAY, the 25th day of September 18S3, at tlio hour of 11 o'clock in the forenoon. G. W. BASLEY, Doputy Registrar. Debtor in Person. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. ! In tho matter of a Deod of Arrangement o Hi'ciii Hart Lusk, of Auckland i Solicitor. I Take notice that a Deed of Arrangement ! dated tho i2tb day of September, 1883,' made be i tween Hugh Hart Lusk, of Auckland, in tin ' colony of New Zealand, Solicitor, of the oiu ' part, "and alltho creditors of the said Hug) Hart Lusk of the other part, has,- this day, beci filed in the office of the Supreme Court of Nov . Zealand, Northern District, at Auckland; am : hiciii'». to'"'" notice that a meeting of all tin ' creditors Of the sine Hogii flrprt Lusk is hcrob; . convened to be held at the oilicc. bt Musses Ru." selland Campbell, SplicitorsMWyndJiajii-st.e^l Auckland, on FRIDAY, the fifth daYof Octc her, 18S3, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, £6 pit piApqse of Mseiiting to Uiq said deed. Dated this lOlh day- (if September,'ljs3.' :i '"'" RUSSELL AND pAJdEBELL, Wyndham-street', Auckland, golisftors for f)ip g-f ftijjjiljg IJ^bto}-



Miscellaneous Wanteds. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Improvers, and Boys a3 Apptentiees; also. Girls for : the Machine Department. —C. H. Prince, Goldon Crown Boot Factory, Sjiuonds-erreet CURE FOR INDIGESTION - TONIC BALSAM;—a Genuine Liver Regulator Price 3s a bottle.-SHAIO.AND & CO. (oppo] ; site Post-office.y D~" RESSMAKER. — Wanted Employ ment by the clay or at the house.—Apply opposite Mrs Watson's store, Cook-street RINGING CLASS NOTICE.-Mr Clen )o dinning's Classes will be resumed To ■ morrow (Friday) and Monday evenings. ; mO THE BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a J_ Good Machinist, also a Good Fitter.—Apply New Zealand Boot Factory, Grey-street THE Best Preparation extant for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's i LOTION FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared from the original formula of this eminent : authority by Charles Butcher, Pharmaoeu ; tieul Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), junction of Pitt and Grey-streets, Auckland. COOMBES—Extraordinary Bargains • ut priceis lower than any Clearance. ' Auction, or Retiring from Business Sale now going on. Just for a few days before our . alterations. i "^/TkiA 4_ YARD Sof Fashionable ■ »)Ul!v Dress Materials, at 6Jd; usual price. Is 3d. All colours; tough wearing.—For this week at S. Coombes's, before the altera tions. __^ B~ ARGAINS—IOO pieces Lustre (extra quality, beautiful shades), to bu cleared at Ijd per yard. This lot is one-third the regular price.—This week only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. TO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY— £15,<'00 worth of Clothing and Drapery, at Samuel Coombes's New Shop, only for Oils week, before commencing alterations. f_AA~WORTH of Ladies' Under eJ\7\F clothing to bo sold at one-third usual prioe. Lots slightly soiled will bo cleared very cheap.—For this week, at S. Coombes aud Co.'s. TO BE GIVEN AWAY, a Beautiful Fancy Basket to every Lady in Auckland, at Is Gd each ; regular price of these Goods. 7s fid; at S. Coombes's, for a few days. (Q>D EACH.—Ladies'~Embroidered Cuffis rwl and Collars reduced from 2s 9d: Ladies' Lace Sleeves reduced from 7s tkl to 3d -, Child ren's Jackets anel Hyde Barks 's each; these bargains for a few days only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. _______________ MILLINERY — the Newest Styles in Hats and Bonnets. The enormous reduc tions in this department will enable ladies for a few shillings to purchase a Beautiful Fashion able Bonnet—For a few days, at S. Ceombes, and Co.'s. PUBLIC NOTICE.—The Reductions mode by us will enable tlie public to save •Os in the £ by making their purchases at S. Coombes and Co.'s this week. THE LAST DAY of the Great Sale of S. Coombes and Co. is approaching. We commence our alterations next week, and have re-marked some Goods Half Cost Prieo to clear within the next few days.—S. Coombes Se Co. Circulating: Library. THE AUCKLAND CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Established 1&53. COMPRISES UPWARDS OF 0,000 BOOKS. Proprietor: N. G. Lennox (latk E. Waytk). The following is a list of lato additions :— Rusdcn's History of New Zealand, 3 volumes McKenzie's History of the Highland Clearances King's Tho Gentle Savage Miss Youge's Stray Pearls Tolmer's Reminiscences at Home and at tho Antipodes Manning's Old New Zealand, third copy Warneford's Tales of the Slave Squadron Bcsnnt'B Life of Professor Palmer Paxton Hood's Scottish Characteristics Mrs Hiddell's Uninhabited Houso Pigott's Recollections of an Irish Journalist Cronford's Dr. Claudius Cranford's Mr Isaacs Buchanan's Love Me for Ever Hamilton Aide's Poet and Peer Grant's Bush Life in Australia Lennox's Coaching Anecdotes Lady Blomtield's Reminiscences of Court and Diplomatic Life Hay ward's Left to the World Saidon's Fedora Freeman's Impressions of the United States llilmoiir's Among the Mongols Picton's Life of Cromwell Eighteen Months' Imprisonment Foils and Counterfoils Hradshaw's New Zealand As It Is Unity's Four Years of Irish History Poyn's Kit McDonald's ("tistlc Warlock I'hillimore's Only a Black Box Memoir of Annie Keary Praod's An Australian llcroiuo Sliorthotise's John Inglesant Anstey's Vice Versa, a lesson to Fathers Fronde's Lifo of Carlyle Mailer's Story of Meliccnt S'co's The Burman Hay's Brighter Britain I jirwooel's Theatrical Anecdotes Marshall's Through America H.lackmore'B Cristowell Hcresford Hope's The Mnndrcths Murray's Sitle Lights of English Soeioty Ebor's Tho Burgomaster's wife Short—nil's Maori Traditions Honwiek's First Twenty Years of Australia Cummings's Our Homo in Fiji MrsOlipliunt's In Trust Stoddard's Summer Cruising in the South Seas Hector Malm's No Relations Franzo's The Jews of Hnrnow ilerivalo's Fauci! of Balliol Cooper's Coral Lands Loader Scott's ilessor Agnoli's Household All the new vols, of All the Year Round. Argosy, Helgraviti. Bow Bells, Cussell's Magazine, Chamborss Journal, tornhill Magazine, Family Herald,' London Society, London Journal, Tinsloy's Magazine, Temple Bar, 'lime, Ixingi.mn's Magazine, Christian World Magazine, Sec ADDITIONS ARE MADE DAILY. SUBSCRIPTION, nS PER QUARTER ; DOVULIS BUIISCRIITION, BS. The Proprietor has pleasure in announcing that, for tho grimier convenience of hissubscrib ers, helms removed thisnlil-i'Sliihlished Library to his branch store at .'l2, t'ueon-ati-eet, opposite Me Arthur's Warehouse, Subscribers are requested to pay subscriptions regularly in advance, and observe the simple rules that are printed on the cover of each book. Great numbers of now works are continually being placed on tbe shelves, ami this supply will only bo kept up if tho subscriptions warrant the outlay. Hotclkcepcrs, Hoanllnghouse-keepers, and others will greatly oblige by returning to above address imv books bearing the labels of this library, upwards of 2,00 volumes aro now missing. Meetings. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets. — Evangelistic Service THIS (Thursday) EVENING, nt 7.30. All are invited. Recent arrivals cordially invited. p R I C X E T. An adjourned Meeting of Uio Ponsonby Cricket Club will be held TQ-MORROW EllßNlNG'lFrielaV 1), 2lst instant at 7.30 p.m. sharp, at tho Suffolk Hotel. Businoss: Election of Captain, Committee, &c. ILFOUNTAIN, Hon. Sec. ■RATIONAL CRIOKET CLUB. Tho Annual Meotlng of the abovo Club will bo held TO-MORROW EVENING, at tho usual iilaco, at. 7.30 o'clock. Intondlng mombers aro invited to attend. O. NICHOLSON, Hon. Sec. miIADE AND LABOUR COUNCIL. The Regular Mooting of Trade and Labour Council will ho held on FRIDAY, 21st inst, at 8 p.m., in the Working Men's Club. CHAS. B. KING, Sec, pro ten. MARINER GOLD MINING COM PANY (LIMITED!. ' Tho Ordinary General Meeting of Share holders will be hold :at tbo Company's Oflico, . No. 20, New Zealand lnsuranco Buildings, on THURSDAY, 27th September, 1883. at 2 p.m. J. B. MORPETH, Manager. Auckland, Uth September, 1883. CANADIAN GOLDMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). The Ordinary General Moeting of the Share holders will bo held attho Company's Otllcc, ■ Now Zoaland lnsuranco Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, tho 28th instant at tho hour of 11 D. G. MacDQNNELL, ' Manager. Auckland, 18fh September, 1883. Corporation Notices. ! /-I IT V OF AUOKLAND. ; FIXING LEVELS. t GRAFTON ROA D. I It is hereby notified that it is the intention of tho City Council of Auckland to fix tbo lovols of GRAFTON ROAD i (bctweon Kybor Pass Road and a point marked - | A. on Section opposite Bowling Green). ' Plans may bo seen in tho City Engineers I Office, High-street, Auckland, within olliee j hours, and all persons interested, herein, or r liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by the City Council at a Meeting to bo held on I THURSDAY, tlie 27th day of September, 1883, I All objections must bo mado in writing, ad. dressed to tbo Council, and aont to them not less than ten days boforo tho day appointed on r which to hoar objections. P. A. PHILPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, August 21, 1833. 2,52 BlfllTY OF AUCKLAND. a I \J ' ■ • " n TENDERS FQR LAYING WATER MAINS. „ t The City Council will receivo Tenders until ; ! 3 p.ni. of THURSDAY, September fffih, for !XM ; above work in terms ef nlftus -ltd specineat ions '" to ba viewed at t_i3 ofln:c',' Counoll 'Cli-iribers, [■ Higut-sulcet, pu ana after. Tuesday, S fl„« Cotipiii} do nqt biUd themsOlyes to, aoe'ept '. any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed "-Te^dera ioi Lay iau Wate Up &•' " '" ,f^ '' - l 1 RA. PHILIKS, I ' " Town' Clerk, I "town Clerk's Qllicq, Sopteniberß,lßß3, ?ffl



gggageß ■ bob , at tea. For Sale. FOP. SALE, a 50-inch Bicycle, second hand, Cheap.—Apply J. A. Cooper, hatter, Queen-street FOR SALE (£3O cash; balance, easy terms), Nice Freehold Cottage and land.— Stevens, High-street Chambers. FOR~~SALE, off Karangahape Road, Four and Five-roomed Houses on weekly Sayments.— H. Partington, .Agent, Stichbury s iuildings. OR SALE, Kyber Pass Road, Fine Residence, Six rooms, Stable and Out houses ; gas and every con venienee.—H. Parting.l ton, House and Land Agent IJWR SALE, Upper Queen-street, a New . Eight-roomed House; large allotment, good well; also Six-roomed House adjoining.— H. Partington, Stlehbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, Nice Littlo Farm of 4 acres, 12 miles from town, Six-roomed House and Out-houses, fenced and well watered.—ll. Partington, Stichhury's Buildings. 1710R SALE (£lO deposit; balance weekly J payments), New Cottage (four rooms) and largo Allotment — Stevens, High-street Chambers. lilOR SALE, an almost new 7-roomed House, with volcanic allotment about 50 x 200 feet; good kite-hen garden, well-established fruit trees, shrubs, Sec. Price, £550.—Apply on the premises, second house beyond Mrs Slayers's Store. Mount Eden Road. OR SALE, Farm of ISO acres, Ptika puka, near Puhol, Six-roomed House, Barn, Sec; 2 acres orohard ; cheap.—H. Parting ton, Land Agent 1710R SALE, Largo woll-finished Five . roomed Houso, Brown-street, verandah two sides, good allotment—ll. Partington, Lantl and Estate Agent, Stichhury's Buildings. FOR SALE, Bargain, nice little Drapery Business in leading suburban thorough fare ; splendid opening for Milliner and Dress maker. — Apply Gee. L. Thompson, corner , Vulcan Lane and High-street F~~ "OR, SALE (Warkworth), an Old-estab lished Boarding Houso with a first-class connection, doing a good business; commanding position. This is a good chance for new arrivals or anyone desirous of possessing a good bmsi ness. Price, £500.—For particulars apply to D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street (next Bank of Australasia). iTEMUEllA.—Charming Villa Site For JL_ Sale, 11 acres; house and stable; grand view of the harbour. Easy terms.—C, William , son, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. O SELL (Cheap), Large Site, grand sea and mountain view; cultivated and planted; lodgo; very accessible. — "Builder," Star office. EVONPORT.—For Sale, a bargain— must bo sold—a well-situated Allotment, 50 x Is'r; volcanic soil; ten minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf.—E. W. Alison, Estate Agent, Devonport MELROSE. —Seven minutes' walk from Victoria Wharf, Large Allotments, wide streets; delightful situation. Tho cheapest and finest Suburban Property for Balo in Auckland.— Apply K. W. Alison, Sole Agent, Beach Road, DcTonport DEVONPORT.— A fow choice Allot ments, with eh arming water viow, 50 x 100, only 35s per foot—Apply E. \Y. Alison, Estate Agent Devonport. "VrORTH SHORE.—Building Allotment, _Ll 50 x 150, Flagstaff Road (bost part); price, £2 per foot Also, Houso of 8 rooms, large allot ment, niaginifleent viow, 5 minutes' walk from wharf; price, £550.—8. Tanner, 8, Queen-street rpO Garelenors and Others.—For Sale, JL the Stable Manure made at Peterson's Stables, Lorno street HAUTTEGATTA.-Single Outrigger For Sale.-Apply C. Bailey. 13IANO.— 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 knee swells, suitablo for small churches. They aro tlie beßt ever imported.— HARMONIUMS, Aye ootaves, two pedals, in good order; priceUS 10s.—HARMONIUM,walnut ea9e, threo stops, in good order; price £12.— PIANOS, by Bord, Rosewood and Walnut Cases, at £21 and £25.—PIANOS, German, Iron Frames, £34.—The above now on view at MR THOS, 11. WEBB'S, Oak House, Hobson-street 3 doors from Cook-street FOR SALE, a Farm and Homestead, with orchard, containing 321- acres, situate at Tuakau, and known by the name of Rosehill, seven minutes' walk from the railway station. The dwelling-house is well built, and every con venience. There is also a smaller one in tho orchard. There arc above 200 fruit trees of various kinds, besides gooseberries and vines, plenty of good water, also a waterfall eligible for mill works. The fruit trees arc just now in bearing order. This is an opportunity not often afforded to those who want to purchase—Ap plications to be mado to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 23, Queen-street, next Bank of New Zealand. mo CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS, FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THI CITY FOR SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro perty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Double Shop. Store room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of brick on stone foundation, in first-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being situated iii Shortland-street, near those handsome and extensive new promises in courso ef construc tion for the Kvkninu Staii; and also noar the I'ost-otlieu, banks, and those magnificent new block of buildings (the Arcade) now about to bo creeted for tlie New Zealand Insurance Com pany. This is a real first-class Investment, and well worthy the attention of capitalists. It is, with-' out doubt, the most valuable and safest invest ment now in tho Market, with undeniable pros port ive value, second to none in Auckland. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, 857 Estate Agent, Queen-street FOR SALE, at Reduced Prices, to save Removal— ONE TIOURI.K-SKATKD BUGGY ONE PONY 1-/ ETON, Open ONE Do with Hood. Must, be Sold, as .tho Promises nro coming' down. Removing to Symonds-street E. HARVIE, 324, Qiiooii-strcot, TTIGGg FROM PURE-BRED FOWLS. Black Spanish, vs per dozen Gnnio llaiitams, Os per dozen Rouen Ducks, warranted first-class, 12s per do_ PP y F. IIEWIN AND BROTHER, Grocers. Qucen-streot. TflOR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. A really good Farm of 310 acres ; partly Im proved ; balance good plotighable land. A por tion of Bush, somo of which Ib laid out like a park. There is a good Orchard, Eight-roomed House, and suitable out-buildings; splendid stream of fresh water, and the coach going North passes tho houso three times a week. Price low and '^'^onVscJl^ET, Land Agent, No. S, Queen-street ' G. EWI NG T Q N, • HOUSE AND LAND AGENT. ESTADLISH^p 13 'V-MARH. COTTAGES For Sale in Duke-street, Newton; Dnndonald-stroet, near St. David's Church; Chai'k'fl-sti'eot, Rocky Nook; Mount Roskill Roaei. Victoria Avenue. Great North Road. ALLOTMENTS at Rocky Nook, Ponsonby, Now North Road (comer of Valloy Road), Eden Terrace, Mt Roskill Road, Mt Eden, Avondale. HOUSES.—FMen Terrace. Mt Albert Pon sonby. Upper Queen-street Ellorslle, Stonyhurst BUSINESSES B.r Sale, Boarding Houses, Butchers. Cordial. ■ MONEY To Lend on Mortgogo and Cottages Built to Order. ... , TO BE LET, Properties in town and country. APP,lt° F. G. EWINGTON, NEXT TO THE "HERALD" OFFICE, QUBEN-STREBT. Direct Supply Store. AT THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE 249, QUEEN-STREET. CHEAP' EARTHENWARE 11 AU sizes and kinds of Plates from 2s 6d doz.;. White and Gold China Cups and Saucers, 8s Bel doz.; Strong Printed do., 4s doz.; Largo Dishes, only Is Gd each, &0., See. CHEAP GLASSWARE 1.1 Flower Stands, cut or engraved, from Is; Wino ' Glasses, engraved, 4s doz.; Cut Glass De canters. 3s 6d each; Butter Cooler^ Is; Sugar and Creams, 9d, or Is per pair; Toilet Bottle nnd Glass, Is ; do, engraved, Is 6d ; Oval and Round Jam Dishes, from sd, See., Sec.; Glass Shades and Stands. CHEAP HOLLOW ARE I !. Saucepans. Boilers. Kettles, all sizes; largo Gal-, vanizod Tubs, 4s Od; Frying Pans, lsDd; B{s CHEAP. TINWARE I !, Including Tin Kettles, Billies, Pj.'nn .kins, Wash bowls, Dippers, Meat Dishes, Tea Pots, Coffee Pots. Candlesticks. Sec. Set. CHEAP. BRUSHWARK I! Shoo Byu3lips,'- 6d set; Nail and Tooth Brushes, "' Vl Hair, Cloth, andißorubb Ing do. Is: Hair Brooms, 2s l Hand Brooms, lOd; Blacklead, Whitewash, and Paint Brushes. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, &c. I ! Padlocks und Chest Locks, Cd; Rim Locks, compote, 2s 3d ; American Axes, 2s 3d and 3sCd;Fire Shovel, lOd;Americanll3.tc-.lts, is Cd; Scales and Weights; S_d Irons, Is; Japanned Tea Trays, 2a arid 3s; Box Irons, 4s; Set of Handsome Canisters, 3s Gel; Lamps from is up to 2 guineas; Looking-glasses, Hanging. Is; Trays do, 4s Bd ; Fenders, Fire irons, Bellows, Seo., Sec CHEAP CUTLERY I I Pockot Knives, Cd; Razors, Is 6d; Good Tablo Knives and Forks, from 9s doz.; Spoons, i,i the leading makes and sizes, from 3s.d'OA„ &0. CHEAP TEAPOTS 1,1. Tin or Earthenware, from' Is! Brittanla metal, from 5s Cd; F.lootro-plato, from- 12sBd; also, Fancy Pointed, White and Gold China, Japanese Stono, Sec, &c. CHEAP TOOLS I! Hammers, Cd, Is, Is 6d, 2s each; Brace and Set of Bits, 3sCd; Screwdrivers, Is; Rules, Is Chisels, I s Cd; Squares, Planes, Pincers, Saws, CHEAP FANCY GOODS !.! Ladies' Bags, cheap; Fancy Baskets, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Albums, Silver and Jet Jewellery, Vases, Lustres, Statuary Toilet Sets, Clocks, Purses, Pocko'.books Pipes, Perfumery, Toilet Soak &0., Sec CHEAP TGVa iV . Card of TonK ed , China Tea Sot, Is; Wood Ter Sat, tOcYi'Dolls, Gd; Mopkcy on stick;, id a*c Sa: Boxed Toys—FarniS, &C„ 4»vai od bpx Skittlics, Balls, Sec. fee, „,_ ~' I ' " CHEAT- g.UistoRIES 1.1 Cpuiprising-Egg'Beatcw. is i Sot Blnuor MjM y"]'s: Manilla Kits, W; Studs, la (W: set g( ft,;Brceeflwf Cftgcs (large), is> cd, ' $ CB.4WELL,.



iii ii. in i), mi ~i. | | ——— j To Let. IrilO LET, a Shop, with oounter, shelving J. and gas. in best position in Ponsonby.- Apply Alfred Tyer. Upper Symonds-street nnO LET, House and Shop in busiest par A. of Victoria-street. — Apply M. Lennox House Agent TO LET, at Newmarket, Two Cottage (fi and 5 rooms), lis and 10s. Nieesitua tions.—Apply to F. G. Clayton. TO LET, Furnished Rooms in Beresford street: gas, bath, shower: married o single gentleman.—Address Star olliee. rpO LET, off Symonds-street, a comfort JL able 4-roomed Cottage; rent low.— Applt to 11. Robertson, Grocer, Upper Symonds-street TO LET, Cottage, 5 rooms, Summers street, Mount Eden; rent lis Cd per week —Apply James Hill, Store, Mount Eden; or Sir Stevens, View Road. 0 LET, 1 to 4 Acres Land, garden con dition, with house. Good chanco foi i working gardener.—Gardener, Star ofllce. TO LET, large Bedroom to one or twc Single Men, with or without Board.—Ad dress at Stak Olliee. TO LET, in Ponsonby, two or three large Rooms (unfurnished), with use of kitchen, —For address apply Star Ofllce. LET, at Mount Eden, a New Six roomod House, stable, and every eon venienee.—Apply Mr Crosse, Dentist, Queen-st. J rflO LET, Brick Shop and Dwelling in JL block j unction of Pitt and Vincent-streets suitable for a grocer.—Apply to W. J. Oiler. Pitt-street TO LET, in Upper Symonds-street, a 9 roomed House.—Apply C. Hainan, Builder, Upper Symonds-street TO LET, a 5-roomed House ; magnificent view; allotment 75 x ItiO. situated In St. George's Bay Road, Parnell. For particulars, apply J.S.L., Star Officii. TO LET, an Unfurnished Room, five minutes' walk from Post-office. — Foi address apply Star office). 0 LET, Shop and Dwelling-houso at the oorner of Pitt and Grey-streets; first class business stand; double windowed shop plate glass windows; water and gas laid on immediate possession.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Queen-street, Auckland. TO LET, Cottago in Stanley-street.— Apply John Endeau, Terminus Hotel Fort-street TO LET, those Centrally Situated Premises lately occupied by tho Southern Produce Co., and directly opposite Messrs T, and S. Morrin and Co's, Queen-street One oi the best stands in the City.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent. Queen-street "VTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a comfor- As\ table Cottage, 5 rooms, register grate, colonial oven, double verandah; fine sea view; tank and well. 12s Cd per week.— B. Tanner, 8, Queen-street TTVEVONPOBT. TO LET, a Well-furnished House; also, two largo Cottages. R. & R. DUDER, Devonport Storo. Pnblic Notices. -XT 0 T I C E. CHARLES FREDERICK GRIFFITHS (ad mitted March, 1880, and a resident in Auckland for the past 12 years), notifies that ho has com menced the practice of his profession as a Bar rister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of New Zealand. Offices: High-street and Vulcan Lane (above Mr Browning's. CUNT ALBERT HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. Take Notice.—The Mount Albert District Board intend at their next meeting, to be held on Die Ith of October noxt, to niako a Rate of 3d in the Pound on tho Rateable Property within tlie above district, for the year ending 3lst of March, 1>81; tlie said Rate to bo payable in ono sum on tho sth of November, 18-3. to the Col lector, J. S. L. Cox, at the ofilco of the Board, Mount A.bert Public Hall, where tho Rato Book is open for inspection every MONDAY' from 9 to 10 o'clock a.m. A. K. TAYLOR, Chairman, September 19,1583. BICYCLES I Bicycles I Bicycles I—so per Zealandia and Doric. 25 sold; call quickly before all aro gone. Price, from £1210s— cash or deferred.—W. C. Dennes, Queen-street pRICKET ! CRICKET I CRICKET I Tho undersigned has Just to Hand, ex Butte.rmere, a Selection of CRICKETING GOODS, suitable for tho coming season, con sisting of Dark's and Cobbett's Bats, Dark's and Dukes Match Balls, Leg Guards, Gauntlets, Baiting Gloves, Stumps, &c. ARTHUR TILLY, Tobacconist, CI. Queen-street (opposite Bank of Now Zealand). TVT 0 T 1 C E. All Claims In the estate of Lauritz Hcnrik sen must bo rendered in duplicate on or before tJie 21st inst, othorwise they will not ho ro cognisod. Aooouiita to bo addressed to tlie exvro of the trustees, Box 28G, General Post-office, Auckland. T> O~C X V NOOK. I can still offer Well-situated Volcanic Allot ments at Ro:ky Nook at prices which are really low compared with others elsewhere. " Consult your medical ninn " ns to their salubrity, tic. Houses bu:Llt to suit purchasers. Wm. BAKER. Mr Ewinglon is my Agent Horticultural. Per Doric: / / &*/ AGRICULTURAL,/^r / £f^/ / /vf_f/ /&/**/ AND /TV FLOWE!R SEEDS, / 5"/ Wholesale & Retail. / T/ 1,1 i Groceries. CITY TB-A MART, GENERAL GROCERY & PROVISION STORE. H|—-IHU-HBI- with a view to supplying FAMILIES WITH TEAS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS OF REST QUALITY AT WHOLESALE PRICE MOVING WITH THE TIMES. Tho subscriber, with a view to st'Vl further tn creasing tlie business of the City Tea Mart, has determined to, make considerable reductions. n«m the prices now bei.ig ehnrged in Auckland and Suburbs. NOW ON SALE:— Rich, strong, Darjceling flavoured Tea, 2s PC! lb, in 21b tins (no chargo for tins) White Tablo Sugar, Id, 4jd, and W per lb cheaper by tho mat 71b Bags Oatrieal, Is 4d; 2_bs Oatmeal, 4s 3d Hobart Town Jams, Cjd per tin; oh'eappr by the caso Hams, from Sd per.lb; Bacon, from Od por lb Butter, Eggs, Sec, and evory description o Grocorjes and Provisions, at LOWES') WHOLESALE PRICES. COUNTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO WITE DESPATCH. Highest Prlco givon for Produco, and evcrj posslblo inducement offered to. facilitate ai id encourage Business, Please noto the oddrc-w .*— T> OBE R T |3 EW, WHOLESALE TEA MERCHANT ANF GROCER,. Victoria - Aldert-rtrkets,. Auckland, Money. T Q AAA TO LEND, in Sums o 4UO«VJ" £100 and upwards. Apply to AY, F- O'SULLIVAN, Shortland-stroet,. TIATO £10,000 LENT «* Buildin. Ill"" Society principjw. or on other term to suit borrowers. AH6tmcnts bought am Houses built v*i "Weekly Payment Systen Mortgages. «r,d Loans negotiated. Sco List o PrcH-rilos for sale on 4th page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for investment- C- Williamson, Land, Estate, and FiSjex;- Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lane, MONEY TO LElftD, on Promisspr Notes, on Moilgago, or on any avallabl securities at lic.wosl Current Rates. LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO., '" H^gh-strcet, 2 doors from Vulcan Lane, Tenders* THE PUKEKOHE AND MA UK CHEESE AND BACON FACTORY [ COMPANY (LIMITED). Tenders are invited for the supply of the Plui ! required for the Factory, in accordance withtl ' I drawings, spccitijatioiis, and conditions, whit I are to be seen at tho office of Mr W. A. Pn,tte . I Son, 15. Soherff. Buildings, Forty street, Aucl 1 Vend, and at the Company's Office, Peikctoh. . between tho hours of 0 a.m. and ./.p.m. le' . , dors sealed and ftd-jessed tpt toßtoW_.« endorsed "Tedders for I'lant, imiA pc-iouge It the Company's Office on or Wore- p.m. o . ?n, „uVleptcmber inst,, Tho Directors will b i ),innV to rcceit-e at the same time for ihOJA[<m • Xtn S- V CheesemAkte l>'ani 'I*mSwW not bo in accordance, with the sat Swings and speeiflcagoms, bt*t wmeh is bt ! iievea te be as. seftd, "Hie lowest or any to'wß '. not necessarily accepted. .' ißy order, pi-the Bo^rd. 1 9J w" *s W, R. WRIGHT. _ Secretory^ s Pukekohe, 18«h September, 1883-,. ©ffittWJ^WllK_r*«iV.



Personal. LIZZIE GERISH, call immediately on Mrs Lionel Phillips. *t Lost and Found. _ T OST, last night, between Newton and is _!_. the Hospital, a Gold Brooch.—Finder will _,- be rewarded by bringing the same to Mrs Hawkins. Park Road. OST, a Cold Loc'cet. The finder wil be Rewarded. — Apply to G. W. King Governor Browne Hotel. OST, Key of Safe.—Finder, on leaving same at the Star Office, will be liberally t rewarded. LOST, an Account and Receipt Book. — Finder will pleaso return to "Freeman's •. Journal" Office, Wyndhani-strect Concerts, &c. r -OTI C E . ONEHUNGA BAND OF HOPE ENTER TAINMENT. g IN THE i. MASONIC HALL, FRIDAY, 21ST SEPTEMBER, Commencing at S o'clock p.m. Ist Part: Concert, Recitations, Sec (supplied . from Auckland). 2nd Part: Limelight \ iews, i by Mr Herbert 11. Smith. Subjects: "'The i. Bottle" and " Tho Drunkard's Progress." '! ADMISSION .. .. ONE SHILLING. To Members of Band of Hope— SIXPENCE. 1 ENTERTAINMENT AT ' NEWTON 1" WEST SCHOOL. \' t The Teachers of tho abovo School being de sirous of securing the sympathy and co-opera - tlon of the Parents in their work, invito them c to spend an hour with the Children. Songs, r Recitations, Spelling Bee, Sec. Several matters of interest te the School will be referred to. 7 TO-MORROW (Friday), commencing at a 1 quarter to eight '"-, D EMUERA SOCIAL UNION. c An ENTERTAINMENT (specially for Child ren) will bo given at tho Remuera Hall on - WEDNESDAY, the 3rd October next, at 8 p.m. " Children, Is; Adults, 2s. LASS-WORKS, Freeman's Bay — Saturday afternoon, from 2to 5. Adinis -1 sion, Cd. Each visitor receives one Glass Jug.— p M. Cook and Sons. f - i Business Notices. \ "VT OTI C E OF T> EMOV AL. SARGOOD, T? WEN, . r*,o. ARGOOD, JC.WEN, X \jO. HAVE REMOVED FROM [ SHORTLAND-STREET IO THEIR 3 ; "VTEW "DREMISES t IN I ! victoria qtreet. " ictoria Street. ! I*4xo tice of removal. henry g. wade, a.r.i.b.a., j ARCHITECT, ' CANADA BUILDINGS, QUEEN - STREET, : Late City Council Offices. i I "VT OTI C E OF REMOVAL. MR. ROBERT BROWNING, Solioitor, has s Removed from Shortland-street to his New ■ Chambers, at the corner of Vulcan Lane and High-street AVING WITHDRAWN our Agency from M. White and Co., Fort-street, • Auckland, all Empty Casks bearing our brand must be forwarded to Captain Anderson, Queen's Wharf, Auckland. JAMES SPEIGHT & COl ' City Brewery, Dunedin. ' September 10, ISS3. MESSRS. JACKSON AND RUSSELL, SOLICITORS, Have REMOVED from Fort-street to No. 42, SnQßTi—nd Crescent (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's Warehouse). • Ist September, 1883. TW"OTICE TO CLIENTS. Mr Boale, Solioitor, has removed, to No. 12, Mercantile Chambers (ground il*or>- Queen street between Bank of N*»X Zealand and Fisher's. JM. and J. MOWBRAY havo removed • to Sch.pt.-ft_ Bnildings, Fort-street (oppo: sito Union Steamship Co.'s Ofllce. TE M' N C I N GT SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST I Is as follows :— Best Paling Fenco of Purivi Posts. Hobart Rails, and sft. Hobart PaLagi, cw> inch apart, CCs, ' Paling Fence tft consist Puriri Posts. GOs; Hobart Rails heel Heart Kauri Pahryja, 655. Three,-.V-il Fence, Puriri, Posts and Hobart Raii^ 455, Wire Fences, with Top Rail, 335. 1 \\-iro Fence, 1 wires, 255. Barbed. Wire Fonce, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, IBs per- chain. Cattlo won't look at barbed wiro. Pioket Fences, from 2s per foot, not painted, or 2s 9d per foot all complete. Very neat Picket j Fenoo with mill wrought Wicket Gato, all painted complete, at Lis per foot All kuids Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fcneo given c« applica tion to Sam. White, Fencer, Cus'toms-strcet opposite Arnold, limes and CcV 5 XOS E ? H-' TAYLOR, tf Chancery-street, WHOLESALE OYSTER DEALER, lias always on hand Coromandel Oysters. Ship ping and country orders attended to. "VT O T I 0 E. BEES WAX! BEES WAX I Purchased in Qjjy Quantity for Cash. > pi Fungus and Muntz Metal, V Having purchased in China a J-w Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can ; confidently recommend U\mu, and trusts that all his old Customers, ftftd tho Publio Generally, will avail themselves of tllis splendid oppar -0 tunity and call early to buy his Superior Covteou, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Souchong, and various Mixed 'leas, suited to ovory taste. lie has ojso >t o/A hand Japanese Ware, Prcaor-ed Ginger, V Crockcrywaro, Silks, Handkerchiefs, and other commodities too nuniCTpx— tp mention. Note the Addrcss-ji 1 dAMES AH KEW & C„. 34, Qucou-strcet. y ySTLjET PILE CARPETS. j. WILKINSON hc^atoinJortn the Publlo of Auckland and rwrwineling districts that s has just recenfe broujght from England somo SPUJNDID VELVET PILE CARPETS, and la prepared to.sell thoin at a fjreat sacrifice, viz. 4s Gd per yard. Such bargains not again to bo p. rofit with in Auokland. He has also a fow SILK DRESS PIECES at a very cheap rate. Note tlio. address: — Regent-street. Kyber - Pass (Private House). Mcdieal. ,f „ FLESH FORMING FOOD for Infants, iCKIN'S FOOD FOR" INFANTS is prepared locally from malted eweals, ac - cording to tho rccipo of Baron Lc'Juift. It Is an c approved substitute for MarnEn's Mn.K; 5 FATTENING, NOURISHINCI, illd INVIGORATING. a Sold in Canisters at Is Bd. _ AT THK- PHARMACY, )[ QUKEN-STRESrr. t- TYA"TBI RATS! RATSr| 3=uio - JLX) SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE ~ Rata cat it greedily, and die; no smell. _ Price, One Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND Se CO., opposite PoSt-oifloe. f e mOOTHAOHE CURE — Instantaneous A. Rollcf-ODONTALGIC.-ls ver bottlo.- SLDARLAND Se CO. (opposite I\>wtrO'ilce). _ I FOR WINTER CUIWIIS and Bronchial - j Irritation. TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OT EUCALYPTUS with Hy.wphewphi»e of | I Limo and Quinine. ._. , „_____. \ IT For Incipient Consumption and Chronfo Chest | ' Affections, "Aickin'aSyrupof Eucalyptus, with . I Hypophosphite ot lioje and Quinmc," ia most , certainly cieorative and curatiro. I {- LTla V- Itfor Bno.NcrriTis and ASTHSU. i nt Address:— [ he | THE PHARMACY, Qu EN-STBRET. •*'\Xf 5" R a -S"| k- tV AU children sufir-r from thorn, c, tt suspected, ask for the Certain Cure, ». SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet | id Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office ia TpTA RN O L D TS"PENNY ROYAL )? , . JL^ AND STEEL PILLS.—The most popular a-, tnedicine cf the day. Price, 2s Cd a box.—Colo r, nfetl As«»t3, Ssurland Se Co., oppoaitothe l_ » i/i Qtl'iC- „JJ O~P "Jg ITXE BS. | Imported Dlsrsot from the Monufestory. • | SsPSR BOTTU -[AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, 1 QUEEN-STREET. ■i - .' i "'■ ■ - -1,,-.*. ... —



I Auctions.' _ TO-MORROW, 11 o'clock a.m. - MARKET BAXi -1 ARTHUR'S POULTRY, I'RODUCE, FRUIT, l|J AND GROCERY AUCTION MARKET. It ARTHUR'S MART! |.|": POULTRY DEPARTMENT. , , »j Fowls, Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Small Pigs, h Pigeons, White Fantail Pigeons, Canarlas, | Fancy Binis, &c. Corrugate. Iron Tank, lawn Mower, Edging Trimmer, 2 Large Shop Windows, Wheel- . I | PRODUCE. FRI'IT, AND GROCHBT | DEPARTMENT. \- Table and Seed Potatoes, Onions, Pumpkin* \ ' Carrots, Cabbages, Bacon. Hums, Beot X Cheesi*, Flour, Bran, Sliarps, Oats, Wheat* L Maize. Eggs, Butter (in tins and kegs), ..;.. FRUlT—Lemons, Apples, &c. |.\ On Account of Whom it ilay Concern, from. Hi Shipping Companies— g 91 9 bags Sugar, 1 sack Flour I box Tea (in packagesl ; GROCERIES, „C.-Tea, Susrar, Coffee. MusJ U tard, llorringSj SUireh, Mavearoni, Vermi; H colli, Groats, Liquid Glue, Vestas, Matches, L , Soap, Honey, Biscuit*, Lollies, Confec- | tionery, White Lead, Paint, Oil, Sec .4 10 cases Wilson's Superior Jam < FURNITURE DEPARTMENT. j (Upstairs.) : On sale privately, AT AUCTION PRICES. Household Furniture and Effect- In great li. variety, suitable for all classes; Pianos* .'. Sewing Machines. Stoves. '.. TO-MORROW. iji PRODUCE SALE. ||i W. DOWDEN j WILL sell by auction at tho Exchange i Mart, To-morrow, at 11 o'clock, £ i| 1 ton Pumpkins _$ Ih 1 ton Potatoes : j. - 5 tons Potatoes j Canterbury Bacon i-; I Oats, Maize, Tea, Sugar ■•■ '■ Butter, Cheese, &c, &c. if -, Furniture, Clothing, Sec ( '-' ! »' TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock a.m. , ' ; | i CARBINES _ TAYLOR -i", WILL sell by auction, at their Rooms,!. f i Queen-street, at 11 o'clock, *pi POULTRY—FowIs, Ducks, Geoso, Turkeys, ,'j , Young Pigs, Canaries, Dogs, &c. ! _ PRODUCE—3OO sacks Maize. 200 sacks Oatai 3 | fl': Bran, COO sacks Potatoes, Hams and Bacon I. II Wairoa Cheese, Onions, Salt Boat, Bran, f: H Chaff, Pigmeal, Salt Butter 'j" I GROCERIES-Tea, Sugar, Flour, Oatmeal, .7 111 Rice, Treacle, Currants, Condensed Milky \ ; Rtnroh. Vestas. Mixed Biscuits, Mustard, Hi Pickles i FURNITURE and Kitchen Utensils, Lot Now 1 H Clothing, Counter, Bellows. Knives and jj m Forks, Jewellery, Walchcs, Chains, 10 i ii« Horse Brushes mm W-; D. TONES.] It. C. CARR. [il. D. TONKfIJ if TO-MORROW, At2p.m. SHIPMENT OF CHOICE CAMELLIAS, MAGNOLIAS, FLOWERING SHRUBS, ETC. From the Celebrated House of P, Ferguson and Son, Sydney. B. TONKS & CO. WILL sell, to-morrow (Friday), tho 21s. Instant, at 2 o'clock p.m., 7 CASES OF THE ABOVE CHOICE ' PLANTS. In which aro included 35 variotles of Camellias. \ _ , ,—, . ■ | JOHN LEYDON] [EDWARD tETDON TO- MORROW, At 11 o'clock. |i| MESSRS J. & E. LEYDON |)i; WILL sell by auction, at their Cora- •;'■ Is mercial Rooms, next Union Bank, fijj; HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE 1 GENERAL .MERCHANDISE Is GROCERIES, &c, &c. ii TO-MORROW. 1 THE HAYMARKET. ti FOR SALE, at the Haymarket, to- I morrow (Friday), Ij 1 IB tons Canterbury Chaff Ej An Imported Sydney Omnibus |] ALFRED BUCKLAND. 1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, ijp At Noon. ;l WELLINGTON - STREET. RUSSELLS 1 STREET. SHEEHAN-STREET. ] D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions to sell by Public Auction, at his Land Mart, Queen street, on Tuesday, September 25, at 12 o'clock— WELLINGTON-STREET—AII that piece Or parcel of land, being Lot li, part of Subdiv. 23 and 24 ; Section 17; having a frontage Of 33 feet by 119 feet deep, moro or less, together with the House erected thereon. The House is new, nnd well built; it con tains 6 rooms, fitted with overy con venience, grates, cupboards, nnd kitchen ::, range, &o.; city water laid on. It iB a very ''';,'% eligible property, WELLINGTON-STREET-All that piece or 71 parcel of .'laud, being Lot 10, Subdivision 2,3, Section 47, having a frontage o£ 66 feet m by a depth of 119 feet, more or less. A good house of 7 rooms stands on the ground, and . 1 Is fitted with every convenience. This is a good investment, as it can be cut up to great advantage. SHEEHAN-STREET-AH that piece or parcel of land, being Lot 161, and Part of 162, having; a frontage to Sncehan-streot, Ponsonby, ot 59J foot, with <i depth of 100 feet; good level building ajietment RUSSELL-STREET-All those ploces or par- ' ' dels of land, boing Lota 100,101, and 103, each having a frontago of 33 feet by a depth ot 100. They aro splendid building sites, being «■ lovel, fenced, and in a thriving part of Auckland, ;. D. F. EVANS, , Auctioneer. l *• WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, Noon. WORKING MEN'S COTTAGES. FARMS, &c. R. C. GREENWOOD WILL soil, at his Mart, on Wednesday next at 12 o'clock, J THE FOLLOWING FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROPERT-- Three-roomed Verandah Cottago, on Lot No. 13,33 feet xCU feet, Charlotte-street, Edon Ter- - 1 raco, leasehold having 49 years to run at £3 per annum ground rent. Throe-roomed Verandah Cottago on Lot No 44, 33 fool x; CO feet Charlotte-street Eden Ter race, leasehold having 49 ycacs to run at £3 per annum ground rent v Four-roomed Verandah Cottage, on Lot No. i 54, 33 feet by GO feet, Charlotte-street, Eden Ter- I raco, leasehold having 49 years to run at £3 per annum ground rent King-street, Arch Hill-A flvc-roomed Cot tage, freehold allotment, No. 18, having 33 feet • I frontage to King-street by a depth of iO2 leet, at present occupied by Mr Hewett. \Yair,ver_—Eastern Portion of Allotment 230, Parish of Waiwera, containing one hundred 1 lucres of good land. Omaru Parish-County of Marsdon, 60 acres Good Land, southern portion of Allotment No. 116, and northern portion of Allotment No. UT, ; Parish ci Omaru, County of Marsden. ' j Hnnua—Lot 198, Ilunua. containing B0 acres et Good Bush Land. Hunua—Southern Portion Lot 172, Parish of fj ' Hunua, containing 40 acres of Good Bush Land, Lot 7, having a frontago of 48ft. to Eden Road. ■'&& —Freehold.. Lot 11. having a frontago of 3Stt. 31n. to JBJen j Road.—Freehold. | FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, I AT NOON. ! CITY OF AUCKLAND. I AUCK LA N D MARK ET. 'YARDS, STALLAGE, RENTS, AND , TOOLS. , G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions from the City is Council to offer for sale, by auotion, at noon on Friday, October tho 12th, 1883, at Ids Sale Rooms, Lower Queen-street, THE LEASE FOR ONE YEAR OF THE AUCKLAND MARKET, Sec. (as above). I Terms and conditions of salo nnd lease mar to viewed at tho oflico of tho Town Clerk • Council Chambers, High-street, on and after __ i the -th inst, and at Auctioneer's Sale Room* *!_ on the day of sale. 2T5 Continued oa Fourth Page.