CABLEGRAMS.

(KEUTER S TELEGRAM.

KBNEWED FIGHTING IN ZULU LiND.

CAPS. I OWN, August Jo,

Intelligence is to hand fiom Zuiulamt re- Dortin" tbat another great battle, bas taken place between the followers of Cetewayo and those of Usibepu, resulting in great slaughter on botn sides. I ai'uopu's fol lowers were defeated, and the chief escaped witu difficulty, t'ctewayo is still in re tirement, but is reported to be recoveriDg from the wounds he received at the battle Ulundi

VIkWNA, August 15,

A flysbeet, promulgating Hocia'istic prin ciples of a violent and seditiom character, has been distributed broadcast through all p *rts of this city. Tbe event has caused great popular excitement, and the civil authorities are endeavouring to ascertain tbc Eource from wbicb the publication , emanated, but as yet no arrests have been made.

MADIiID, August 15,

Telegrams are to band from Barcelona re porting tbat a, ruilvuiy train ha 3 been stopped tind plundered by a body of armed men.

COMMERCIAL,

LONDON, August 15,

Consols remain at 100& ; New Zea laud Securities: 5 per cent. 10-40 loan remains at 106/.; 5 per cent. 1889 loarj, 106 ; 4J per cent. 1579-1904 loan, advanced to 101$ j 4 per cent, insedbed stock, quoted 100J (mc); Adelaide wheat, ex warehouse, remains at 48s per 4961b5; New Zealand wheut, per 496 lbs ex ware house, is quoted at 45s to 495, according to quality; Adelaide flour remains at 34s pir 2801b''. ex store; Australian tallow is unchanged, best beef being 39s 6d, and best mutton 40a 6d.

SPECIAL TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received August 17ih—12.30 p.m.)

LUNDON, August 16.

It is reported that thq Imperial Govern ment are sending a military officer well known in the colonies to study the New Guinea question. DEFENCES OF PORT PHIL\P. Baron Alcester has approved of the plans for the defence of Port r hilip Har bour, including the South Channel fort.

TflE SUEZ CANAL QUESTION,

It is reported that the Government ore parleying with De Lesseps resptcting the wideuing of the present Canal.

LONDON, August 16,

Owing to illness amongst his lamily, Sir Anthony Musgrave, recently appointed to the vacant Governorship of Queensland, has been delayed. He, however, expects to leave by the Sorata on September 20. Menu's Redmond deny that their mission has been a failure, and they also assert that the Melbourne convention has generously contributed towards the Parnell testimonial fund.

The Spinlsh Government are irritated at the support offered towards the recent re bellion by the French.

LONDON, August 16.

Lord Rof ebery, who is about to visit the Australian colonies, will leave England ou tbo 25 inst.

A AUSTRALIAN.

CAPTURE OF AN ALLEGED FORGEK

SYDNEY, August 16,

William White, vinegar manufacturer, of who absconded, and who, it is alleged, forged numerous bills amount ing to fully £8000, has been arrested on board a steamer which was about to sail for Brisbane.

Later,

White, the Melbourne abicondcr, who was arrested here to-day, was ou board the steamer Lady Bowen, and had taken his passage for Brisbane, He was subse quently bought up at the Police Coutt, and remanded tor a week.

MR REDMOND TO VISIT NEW ZEA-

L\ND,

MELB'.-UKNE, Augu3tlC.

Bit Kedmond, Home Ruler, delivered a farewell lecture here this evening, prior to his departure for New Ze.iland. In tbe Legislative Assembly to night, the Railway Bill, providing, inter alia, tor the appointment of three commissi>ue'S in addition to the Minuter, was passed through all its btages.

SYDNEY, August 16,

The Eastern Australian fteamship Com pany's steamer Kasterthum, from i'co Cbow, which went ashore Dear Watson's Bay at the fconrh Head while leaving Port Jackson, was floated yesterday afternoon. The stern Is badly injured. The vessel returned here to repair damages.

SCINTILLATIONS.

Cofcekt in V.M.C.A. rooms to-nigbt. Diamonds are now a drug in Canter bury. Last night of "The Rivals" uurivalled comedy.

'• Ring" Tawniao has cutoff his heir - without a •hilling.

The football match Aucklanl v Dune din, is to take place on ibe Caledonian Society's ground.

Two of the immigrants by the Oxford suffering from typhoid fever, have been sent to Wellington Hospital.

Those teachers who do not attend the Saturday's "drill" are each fined 5s by Order of the Board ot Education 1

Jonh Xslllings, the famous Yankee humorist, contemplates a lecturing tour in Australia,

Julia's mnsical box is in frequent nse a the Police Station ; it performs eight popular airs, and its soft, sweet sounds are consolitary to the ears of the lock up keeper in tbe still hours of the night.

A oompany with a capital of £30,000 is being formed to work the deposits on White Island. First issue, 10,000 shares at £1.

Charles Brown, seamaa, was lost from the ship Waimate during her last voyage out.

Stock-owners and others are shortly to meet at Oamaru, with a view to forming a fieering company, It is stated th*t the absence of lawyers from the Dative Land Court at Obinemutu adds to the dignity of tbe Court and ex pedites proceedings. A large number of medals, &c, have been awarded to Australian exhibitor?, for wool, wines, &c, at Amsterdam exhibition.

JJunedin Board of Fduotion propose to divide tbe city into several school districts, under separate committees, as has loDg been the case in Auckland.

Mr Hugh Shortland, of this city, has gone to. London to appear in a Chancery suit there under power of attorney from an Auckland resident.

" Farmer." —We cannot tell what "Granny" means by speaking iv her market reports this morning about " fat cat cattle." It is evident that the old lady knows as little about natural history as she does of other history.

A. football match between employees of the banks and Post Office Building will be

played in the Domain cricket gaound to morrow afternoon, ''he Post iffice team

will be picked from the following :— Messrs Lurcsden (captain), liloxvome, firabazon, Baxter, KU.fovle, Hamlin, Bidings, Jones, Favilum, Aicken, Sims, McKay, Griffiths, Beams, Donald, Ureatbatch, Norwood, and Irvine. Thero was a full muster of the A, Battery of Artillery at the Drill-ihed last.evenrng, when Sergeant-Mnjor Hyde attended to put the men through the first of a series of regnlar instructions in field-gun | exercises. As a prelimina'y, the gallant instructor, who is an old and experienced veteran, wearing several decorations, gave the officers and men a practical lesson in the regulation style of wearing the forage cap bo as to secuie uninformity. Gun detachments were then formed, and put through a regular course ol drill from the mnst elementary stages. The guns and limbera were worked with smartuess and precision, and the men. moved with contideuci aud si crity. Sirncaut-Major Hyde fw a happy -.nd a^riealile m-uhod of imparting instruct '»', combited with a must accura o and concise knowledge of the minutest d>tails of drill. He re mains in Auckland f"r six weeks, and dur ing that time will drill tha Battery on Monday and Thursday evenings, »nu possibly on a third evening if arrangements can be made for the use of the drill-shed, besides giving the officers and uon-enm missioncd officer* instnuctions in sword drill. Arrangements will also be made for ►hot and shell practice at the Worth Shore.

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

TAUKANGA, tDis^day, ANOfHEK FIRE.

Mr Bidll's fur cottages in Selwjn street were burnt down this morning. The fire o iainated in one of the buildings oc cupied by W. ti, Crago, reporter, The building was insured in the Standard office toi £27G, and Crago's furniture and effects were insured in the New Zealand d'^Qe for £90. In both cases the occupants bad just time to escape, as there was a heavy gale from tbe I*orth-West.

Latest Despatches.

(FK >M OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

WILLIS GTON, this afternoon, Auckland Hospital Reserves.

The Auckland Hospital reserve act ia down for second reading to-day.

A Promised Masco,

The Dargavllle Committee met to-day, but lapsed for want of a quorum. Many members are of opinion that the whole affair will end in smoke.

The Education System.

Major Harris to-day presents three petitions in favour of the present system of education.

Cure fvr Dummyism,

'Ihe Otago dummyism report will be brought up to-day. It will 'recommend forfeiture of the sections purchased by 'dummies."

AN IMPORTANT RESOLU TION.

The resolution by Mr Batbgate, affirming the desirability cf establishing a new Legislative capital of the colony soma where on the Middle Island Trunk Hail, way, was this afternoon lost by 33 to 29.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

A MiETiNa of tbe Board of Eduoation was heid this afternoon in the olHce», Wynd bam-slret, Present : Messrs Laishley (chuirman), Buckland, Luke, the In spector of School?, His Worship tho Mayor, aLd McKenzie.

Misutbs —The minutes of the previous meeting werorpad and confirmed. Election of Mkmbkr.-Tho Chairman said they would now proofed to the election of a member of the Board, in the place of Mr Dar^aville, resigned. Tbe two candidates wero -Mr Theo. Cooper and Key. 1). Bruce, The fol lowing was the result of the voting of 169 district committees, two being in fo'tual : — Teophilus Cooper, 78 ; David Bruce, 48 —i he Chairman declared Theo. Coopsr to be duly elected, and signed the aotiiication of tho same.

CiRCULAK.—Tbe Intpoctora circular on dre»s was not submitted according to the ordeiyns tbe chairman hart not iound time to reviso it. It was therefore determined to leave the consideration of tbe matter un til the next Beard meeting, each member in the meantime to be JuroHhed with a draft copy

(Left sitting.)

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

(Before Moots Clajton and Prime, J.P.'s.— Superintendent Thomson on behalf of the

Police.) Drunkenness - Four persons wore punished with fine or imprisonment. Oysters.—Duvid Amon White and William Harklns were charged with stealing a Quantity of oysters, value £2, on the 16th instant, the pro porty of John Smith.—Prisoners pleaded not guilty.-John Smith, oyster-dealer, Victor!a-st, deposed that he bought 11J sacks of oysters of Samuel Taylor. Ho missed them from the premises yesterday afternoon. He could not swear that prisoners were the thioves. — John Knox of Freeman's Bay, deposed that he saw the prisoners re moving the oysters in Mr Jones's barrow In the evening. Mr Smith was not there at the time. One of tho boys said Sam Taylor had given them to his mother.—The Bench gave the boys a caution, and as it appeared to be their first offence, dismissed them.

Stealing a Coat. - Richard W. Buchanan pleaded not guilty to stealing a coat, value £2 10s, on the 16th inst., tho property of Wm. O'Sullivan. — Remanded until Tuesday.—Prl eoner asked for bail —Sergeant White objected, as prisoner had only just left Mount Edon. Contraventions.—Alfred Fieiden, drlvlngon the footpath, fined ss; Antonio Deruse fined 5s for depasturing a horso on the Btreot; William Oliver, same offence, ss; Thomas James, cow in Symonds-street, ss; Geo. McCaslin, 2 horses on uufenced land, 20s; Thomas Lake, horse, 5s : all with costs. Defacing a Stok*. — Albert Whltcomb, James Port, Robert Grey, Wm. Partington, and John Mclntosh, wore charged with throwing mud at the shop of Charles Crawford, of Pon-' sonby Road. Mr Theo. Cooper appeared for the boys, who were dismissed with a caution. , The Police and Fire Brigade. - George Moore was charged with using threatening language, on the information of Sergeant Clarke, at tho recent fire in Albert-street.—Mr I Hesketh, on behalf of defendant, pleaded not guilty, and contended that there waa no oflenca. —Bo.pt. Thomson paid he oonld not prove thal -* there was an actual broach ofthepeaco.butdefen dant's conduct was such as likely to ranee such a breach. He knew nothing personally of the case but he felt it to be his duty to protect his men. — Mr Heeketh, having road a section of a report showing that to say that a breach of the peace mlfht hive been oonsricxni was ri-iillj no rffo»ou. There had been arulUgro that etfeot abon« seven jeara ago.. —Vr Thomson thouirht the decision referred to bj Mr Hosko'h aVpilrt be produced. Be ■»ould have no objectloa t* a few dam1 adjournment.—*r fiesketh said ihe partloula'S woe at bis house at Jp'om.—The Hetchex u>owd regret «t tbe occirrenoo to ween tbe two bodies, and suggested that the dlfleroßOo should be amlnably adjuster) If possible; tbe Bench r.opcrtihoy would shake hatds and he united on friendly terms. —Mr 'fhomson referred »o » oharun by SnpflrlntendPiit Hughes to the rflrot th»t the police df n t 'o tlwir dmy, Mr Hughes replied st wme le»gth. and rompla>rrt ih«, since *lr Pardy iai l'f the distrlot, he hed great difficulty In keeping order at flres. Tho pollon got in the way and Btcod in clu-tere. Some time ego tho lose w«e out. He bslievod, however, that aftor this ra o the police and brigade would bo united In their efforts—the o»e body i<i maintain order and the other to do their doty in suppressing fires —The Benoo thought It ut - nrcepnary to no i-to tho rviiJonoe, and dlsmlwed thecharir'B. a. flTßiKitfs CosKLicr. — Rlcbard Walker waa found «nllty ofsirUinu Ile»r? Ksfton on the facra on Ihe 13th Insl. Fined 103 and oortß. and boned oyn to keoß the ro*oe tor 3 rooning, hlmre f in £211. snd «wn sureties in £10m>pti. Robbkry with VIOLENCE.—The hearing of the charges of assault and robbery against Wright, Home, Small,'and Ryan was resumed at 1.30 o'clock, before F. G. Clayton, Ksq., J.P. Mr Earl appeared in defence. (Left sitting;)

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

AUGUST 17. 1883.

Bank at s.Z-SZi 10s; oujora, £22 7aCd ; eeliere,

£22 108 National Bank—'ellers, 72a 6d Colouinl 3Jwnß—4sj south Briclrh InraraiOe— Sellers, 57d Tttames Gat—rfellera. 80a Union flash and Duo — Bujcra. £7 12b 61 *anklsnd Tlmber-£9; sellers, JES 2a(jd New Zea'and Timber—Snyere, £515a; sellers, £B Now Zea'and Loan and Meroantllo—Stllers, (&

17s 63 National Mortgage—Sellerp. 26s Queen ot Boaut}— Sellern. 11s Deep Level Oroip-Sellera, ia'li Frlnoe Imperial—62s, 52a 6d; buyers, 525; sellers, 53s Hand of Frlenlßhlp—Sellers,3std Hoes Uni-ed Company—Sellers, 6« Wat i-rongumat-iH 2d; buyers, Istd i Belters, Is

Canadian— Buyers, la 4d; Hellers. Is 8d Werahiln-Buiers. 4} 23 : Bellers, Is 6d Colonist—Buyers, ss; se'lerj, 6s New Find-Buyers. Sa^ NBWMAN# Chairman.

Wiiea have been stretched across the City Couocil Chamber with the object of improving the recently-impaired acoustic properties of the room, The result is a slight improvement. There was no sitting in Chambers at tbe Supreme Court, to day. His Honor, Mr Justice Gillies, having granted yesterday the only application on the list, viz., a motion for probate in re Win, T, Kussell (deceased) The third anniversary of the Devonport Orange Lodge was celebrated by a soiree in the i ddfellows Hall, last evening. About 150 persons sat down to tea. At the public ! meeting, Mr D. Goldie, G.M., presided, | and sddresaes weie given by the Key. Dunn, Key. Potter and Messrs Booker and fcrame. An efficient choir ui.der Mr Wilds rendered appropriate selections of music duriDg the evening. A meeting of the creditors of John Henry Wilson, commission agent, was held in tbe Supreme Court this morning, when Mr Tbos. Macfliulaoe was elected trustee. His habilitie3arestatedat£l,o3Bl7B6d, of which the large?t it nuaie: £180 owing to Geo. Hulrne, £12^ lie 61 to J. Buchanan,£l3o 16s 6d to K. It. Carrino. £100 to W. W. Wihon, and £86 to Edward Lewis. The assets amount to £756 15', divided a« follows :— £540 16s 6(1, amount dne by C. W. Drury, i of levuka, Fiji, fur claims for moneys paid ; anrl expenses in connection with the I schooner Sea Bieeze, late Tubal Cain ; £215 18? 6d, amount due by W. <J. Hunt, I v-f Wellington,

SUPPOSED DROWNING.

I Superintendent Thomson hEs received t the following telegram concerning tbe sup | poaid drown'ng at Wbangaroa : - " John I Beaton lett tbis side of tbe harbour for I Lane and Browne's on Monday nisjht in a boat. He did not reach there. Boat has since been found bottom up, about three miles up the harbour. Beaton believed to be drowmd. - (Signed) Constablk O'Reilly."

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

A SPICIAI. peeing of the Chamber of Commerce was bela lib morning for the purpose of considering a report o.'JDe com" mlttee upon the Fire arid Marinelnsu.r£ nnee, c Bill now before Parliament. Present : Me'sr9 L. D. Nathan (President), J. Lamb, P. Larkins, K. H. Stevenson; W. Tait, A, Heather, J. Heid, F. E. Compton, G. Aickin, W. X, Waddel, H. B. Morton, and A. H. Nathan. The report was as follows : — "A telegram having been received from the Wellington Chamber of Commerce asking co-operation in resisting the passing of the Fire and Marine Insurance Act now j before Parliament, your committee went; through the various clauses of the bill, and ! suggested certain amendments, which will be submitted to your consideration. Mr Vaile's circulai re railway management having been submitted to the committee, it was decided tnat action in the matter would be premature, as the time had not arrived for the adoption of the recommen dations." The Chairman, iv moving the adoption of the report, stated that the Committee approved of the general principles of such a bill for the protection of the public. It was of such an important character, how ever, that corjles of it should have been submitted to the various Chambers of Commerce throughout the colony for an expression of opinion. That some such legislation of the kind was needed could hardly be doubted. He would just men tion, by way of illustration, one case which shewed clearly the necessity fur legislative protection. . Some time ago a company was established here, whose paid-up capi'al just amounted to £1fj,480, which had no reserve fund, and which also had never paid a dividend, The shares bad been paid up to the extent of 2s in the £, and they were quoted at from Is 9d to 2s 3d each. Yet tbis company ottered to t»ke up in ono lino a risk amounting to £70,000, at such greatly-reduced rates that □one of the sound and stable companies in the place could afford to compete with it. In case of failure, what chance of repayment would there have been, and what measure of protection would the insurers have en joyed ? It was to put a stop to this sort ot thing, and ensure safety to the public, that tbe bill had been designed. Home people seemed to imagino that its effect would be to drlvo the foreign companies out of tbc field, and thus limit the coapctltion, but tho apprehension was quite illusory. Such a result would be a serious calamity to the commuuhy, and tbc general public might ba'trusted to do all in their piwer to avert it. But it was not In any degree probable, Theb ill afforded every facility for sound insurance butic ess both by foreign and colonial companies, acd it gave to the public an amount of protection that was greatly needed. He tnerefofe begged to move, "That the Chamber approve of the genoral principles of the bill, with such amendments as sug. gested by ihe committee of tbis Chamber," Mr Aicklu, in secoading the motion, pro ceeded to explain the nature of the bill. Be said, in the hrst place, that it divided ill insurance companies into two classes, designated "foreign" and cilonial, the tern foreign unbracing all companies which had not their bead-quarters in the colony. Ob jection was taken to this distinction, and especially by the Melbourne Biard, which held that it could not apply to any British company. The third clause provided that every company doing business in this colony should have a paid-up capital of £50,000 and everyone would admit that this was only reasonable and fair, in order that the public might be secur»d against fraud. The fourth clause again provided that each com pany should prove to the Colonial Trustee that it had investments within the colony by mortgage and otherwise, to the extent of at leaet £10,000, and this, too, was a com mendable proviiion It might not be gene rally known tbat the circumstances which Save rise to this legitlation in this matter was tbe introduction here of a Victorian insurance company withacapitalof £10,000, which offered to take insurances in one line to the extent of £70,000. Such a proceed ing was manifestly wrong, and it was in order to protect the public, by ensuring tbe stability of all insurance companies doing business here, tbat the Bill had been drafted. Messrs Larkins and Stevenson also spoke in approval of the measure, Mr Stevenson especially arguing very strongly in its favour. He said that It would be an effectual check upon dorus companies, and a taeat protection to the insuring public. There were, he also remarked, six insur ance companies having their head-quar ters in New Zealand, and it was a remark able fact that the paid-up capital of these six Jew Zealand companies ex ceeded that of the eitthteen Australian ones by nearly 30 per cent., »howin« pretty plainly the preference of the people of this colony for companies of large capital and an accumulated reservo fuud. That Cham ber, as representative of the mer oaotile Interests in Auckland, had nothing to do with retaliation, but simply with the safety of tbe public, and the public tafety demanded a measure of the kind proposed. He also thought there thould be a distinc tion made between limited and unlimited liability companies Mr Heather said trmt the effect of the bill to the public would be to increase the price of the premiums 100 or 200 per cent, by lessening the competition, and that to his mind was the chief consideration By tte withdrawal of ono or two companies, others would combint to rai»o the tariff. as for the urgency of tbe public being pro tected, he thought the public were well qualified to take care of themselves by insuring with the company in which they bad most tru«t. Mr Stevenson answered that tho English Companies were doing business in America on exactly tbe samo basis as it was pro. posed to Introduce brro Tbc motion was then passed. It was also reiolved, on the motion of Mr Larkins, seconded by Mr r amb, " That this Chambsr recommend and urge upon the Government the importance of pressing on the measure during the present session." Mr Lamb moved and Mr Larkins seconded, that a circular on tbe general subject should be sent to every member of Parliament for the Auckland Province.— Agreed to. The meeting then dissolved.

A man named? Buchanan, who had just completed a sentence of one month for larceny, was arrested to-day on his release by Detective Hughes, the charge against him being that of stealing £50, the pro perty of William O'Sullivan.

Shipping.

/c»^3^ ■ T5 4BQUKNTINK HAND A jt> ISLE, FKOM NEW KOBK. Jj/B&BET Consigneea are requoßtod to *™^*^^*" Daaa entiioa and obtain do'lvory orders from tbe nnderßlßaed for their Goods wl hout delay. . , , Cmbo impedinß the discharge o( the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees risk and expei>Bo. , A siuht Entry to olenr the veßsel will be psFßed at 10 O'clock a.m. on MONDAY, 20th August. THE NKW ZEALAND SHIPPING 00. (LIMITKI)), ARCntB. Aunkland. Anguat 17. 1883

THE -_UCKJ_AKi» EVEINIIVG STAK, FKIDAV AUGUST l7>



Calls. ST. HELIER'S AND NO^THCOTE LAND COMPANY ( -IM1TE0) 4.0»ll (ttie second) o£ is 3d per Share has been m\dnby the Directors ot the »bive Company, pay»b!o to tha undersigned, at the Offloc of the OomDony. 83 QaeenHrset, Auoklaod on S&TUkUA*, let September, 1833. F. *. WIHT* Etc rotary. Anck'and, 15'h Anf?ns», 1883. UKION OIL, SOAP, AND O\NVLE COMPANY UMIVBU'. MAN FACTURKRB O* OrjMM"N AND TOILET BOAPS, OANDLKS, PEANUT. AND OTHKB LUBRICATING OILS. aoap and Candle Works i VASNKtJ. Oil Workßl On8TOMBOU8B*TB«:BT WBBT. Wamhfnßo and Offload Loweb aibkut gl-RKBT Caah Purohwer* of Tallow. uaifert lak6^ »««h«lr Purntl Worlra or \\ arehuum.



j Wan tea. .1 ii- ANTjt,D, Address of P. Kiggall, late 11 V» of Greytown. Walrarapi.— V. J. Over • J ten, Poatoffloe, ttcklatd. ' \A AN T KD, a Goorl MacMniot and * » Apprentices to the Machining and Fit . ting.- Apply Edward T. Cartwright, Boot Upper . i Manufacturer. Grey-atreet. \m, 4STEII, Improvers and Apprentices V> to tha Dressmaking.—Mrs L.niiford, i Pain^ll. , j ii ANTHD, Apprentices and Improvers ' to the Dre»BoQßß.lng. also a Manhlnht (Mrga 'a.-Apply Miss Lee Smith, Kutlanl street ("ppn Ite brlll-sh<-d). WANTED, an active Girl as Gcueral Servant. - Mrß Thomaa WUlloms, Wyny»rd-street, tie t Grsmmar ypne-pl. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mrs O Dowfl, Naval and Family Hotel, Pltt-BtlOßt . ~H'A?i'l'El) Ladies to Know— Kespect- I S*- *Mn Servant! of all clabßes oin be obcttnedat Mr try Offlca, Victoria-, 1 B reet, two dooraott —_ ___ | Vt'ANtKD KKOWN—Towels, ijlij ' Kitira Grand Linn of Ladies' bilk Scarves, Is; Stay Bucks. 2d, Id, and 6it; the pair; at IJamnler'e Wakefleld-street -.hop, \\ ANT£ P, a Certificated Mate. -Apply to C Rowe. H.M. Castoma. «,a ANTED, a good Bush Cook.— rfpply * T io ' 'oultittord Brothers, Papaknra. • \\7 ANTED, a Man to wheel sawdust.— 1» » Appij to P. Smith, Avjoiland Timber Campany'B Mill, Custom streot Weßt. iV/^ANTED, a Young Man to look after "» a horse and 'rrane hinjsalf usefol shout on Hotel —Govenor Browne Hotel : Hobson-sf. \\' ANTED, three or four respectable * men as Canvassers. — Apply to the Singer Manufacturing Co.. 261, Queen-street. v»; aNTuD, a few Practical Cigßr * T makers.—Apply by letter to M.R., office of tbis papeiv \\T ANTHD, Immediately, by the Sugar v » Company, Totara Pllob-12 x 12, 25 to 50 fee t long.— a ppb to Mr Mulr. »t the works. «&,■ ANTED, a rfspectable Young Mah .* ' to m«kO hUnseli useful;— Apply Wharf Hotel, Quean a»ree'; WANTKD, Buyers of Meat -Mutt"n, from 2'; B er,from2d; Sanaig'Sfr im S.i; German SaUßagea Od ; Dairy-fed i-ork. (jJ; Htv»loys, o■■ ; Hlmok Puddinns »nd 8.-awo (Sd; Refined Uilppinit, td; Cow Heels, 6d. Roll up for clearlrg out prlo Bon Saturday night.— J. Fobb to Co., Queen-street. \\f ANTED, a Boy for a Solicitor's * t Office-Apply by lottor to " Lex," Star Office. \JU ANTED, three mora smart Boys as M Apprentices.- Northorn Boot and Shoo Company, Hobson-atroet. WANTBD, a strong active Boy to an J t ru a bread oart; good obaiftOtor required.—J. Burton, Kxcclslor oakery, Grafton Road. \\J ANI'KD, stroDg Boys. —Auckland t T -Umber Company (Limitjd). Cnstom honne-street Wmt. ni ANTED, a respectable Boy about U, to look after ah' i-ho and make himself gonenlly useful,—Apply before 7 a.m. to R rarrell, Prlnooi-street. Onehnnga. \\[ ANTED, a Female apprentice for T* the Tailoring.—H, Jf.oblnßon, Tailor, foot ot Groy-atreot. \\! ANTED "KNOWN — Men's Un v t b'eanhed Bookß 31: Snperlor do 61; Wor.tud Sooks, id; Braces, 9d; Minis Btnd Saltoa, 2d tho aulte; very Superior do, IU ; at Dampler'a Wakeflald-gtreet Shop. \&'ANTEO, a Dairy of uood Butter; "' also, a reg\ilar supply of Ekks.—Apply S. Surman's Goneral Storo. Mount Kdon Road. y*/ANTKu, pood I'aity-fod Pork.— t * G. Hulme. Queen stroet. **/ A^T *D, a Partner, with Capital, to ** Start a First-olasa Manufacturing Busi ness.-Addreaa H.W.M.. Post office. WANTr v, Purchasers"for'Mangoldsin any quantity.—Apply Fieher and Co. Qntep-atreot WA NT ED, Tender* for Squaring about 100,000 ft. of Log Timber in booms. Me chanics' Bay.- Apply Socrotary Union ifashand Door Company. \\i ANTED^- •II Friends willing to » » aB-iist 1q ihe (Jho'r and at the down to meet a' vhe i heat'e Rmal This Hv^Lioir, 6 JO. \\; ANTED, Suite ot ' llicc, centrally '» ' •Itnated, Quees-s'reet preferred ; a'au. furnished Rxjioh Stsio all p&rtlouiars,— Aodr bb Hoslnesg. BTt» Offlco \a/ a Teachers, Scholars, and the "'' Ladies of Ponsonby to bo in sympatho tic accord with tho 2s 3d Corset now on sale at Robaon's Ponsonby. tV"ANTIsD.-Oatmtal, in 71b bags, Is T» ia each.-R R^V_Vlotorlaj_itree«j \\/ ANTED.- 21b Tina Mo^t Excellent t » Tea, only Is e»oh.- R. Kew's, Vlotort» ---> t cet. »«/ * NTKD, Coverta-in American Wag »" gonette. Prico and where to bo seen, XYZ. Post Offico Newton. iSfAiNTED KNOWN - Barry's Til- V T onpherotu. Is '2d ; Uuok Combs, ii ; Tooth Oomb-, 2d; Hair Uruaho*, 9d ; Tooth Brushes, 6d ; Hair On 6d the botUe at Uampler's W'oko fleld-Rireot Shop. %\l ANTED, to Kent a small Hmisewith »T Stable or small Paddock, within 3 mile of Post Office.—W. Marshall, Market. A>T*D, to Caution People against ne*otlatlo« a (h-qne nrawn by w. Lyooß In favour of J. *co'tfor £12 ■ \a; ANTED kN< W"n~ The Now Vic y» toria Photo Album atOharlis K^lv^y and o.'e., two doora below Aiorrliib" Iron mongers^ \\T AKTKT), to Let, a Detached Hoom, ** with a flreplaco in It. to a respectable ■lDg'a man. Hee "B< ard to Let," *l»rmlftn atreet Unper Quoen-atreoi, iu»t atove the Turkish Biths. WANTED TO SELL, a Light Waggon, op to lrhwr, - App'y to Phillip's Htables behind trie town pit-ok. .__ i\/ AN IKD TO SELL, a Oue-horse ▼ v power 8m Xi glut) (Crnssley's), Ctto »*ilent, cheap; terma to tnit.—6. Halme. \\7 ANTED to^Sei]7tirst.class 6i horse- V i power Horlaonul Kngloo with Mulil tubuUr Boiler —For prloe, &c, apmy to V. */. Ravu'l, General Furniaber, next »lbdrt HoteU_ W* ANT*D, to buy 6 good Clucking *' Hesa; «'bo, Oanaries Id any quauUti,— J Walker. riorUt. <tc. Cliy Market. vTTANTED to Buy, Left-oif Clothing of * every deeoriptlin. 'or o»«h. Pmrties waited on. P.".—Wasted Known—For Hire Trap and Saddle Hnrorn.—*.»ply Thoa. lilil, Clotblfr *n^ Drap»r, Parnell. \\: ANTED KNOWN—Gospel i em- VT of ranno lllsalon thia Kvo»ln« at f hoitre Rotal.T.SQ p.m. \I;A^T( tD K^OWI *.—The following * ' slightly soiled Ladlon'Buperior Coloured Kid Gloves. Is; Ladies' Felt Skirts Is 6d; Clark a 200 yard reels of Black Cotton, Id each; Men's Trouaers, is 6d-at Dampior'a Wakoflold-streot Shop. vv ANTSD KNOWN—Nice Lot of »* Fla»nol (White a»Q Coloured). ohea»: also Grer blankota, in* the pair; Ho' Quilts 8e 6d each; Kngn, Ts; at Uampler's WakeQeld street abop, %TrA»T«D KN 'WN.- Charles Kelsey » » and Co.. confine thomaelvos (In Jewo lery) eattreiy to r«a' Gild and Sliver.—Charles Keldof and Co., two doors below Motrlns' Iron morgors. VV' ANTED"K»OWN—That my Agents * In 'ijl havn furwirdei » qnentlt-' of fu-i^s vh'on I have for sblo. Jill orders entrurted io me for ihe Fiji l»1»nds shall have my Biocial altntlo'.—Edward B. Davles. Grain a»d Proluc Meiohant and Commission asent 18 tustomhouße-ttreet, near H. B. Mor too'a \*/AMBI»KNi»WN, in Parnell, that '* H. White has greatly Reduced the Price of Moat. Forequartors \futton, 2d ; Legs 4d; Roast Beef, from 4d. H.W. has also added to his busineß3 a want long felt, viz, Small Gooda-Pork Pies, Pork Sausagos, tavaloya, Gorman Sausages, Collared Head, Potted Beef, Brawn. Quality guaranteed. \V~ANTED KNUWN—T. B. Kobson, ▼ Poneonby. Is removing to the New Bhop next Mr Wood's, and la 8' lling at greatly ro dncea prlcea, to effoot an Early Clearance. ANTED K3OWN—AII tioods Reduced for a Speedy Clearsnca and anlck Kntranco to New Shop..—Robson'a Drapery. Ponaonby. »*/ ANTED KNOWN-That all Work- W ing Men can save their money by call Ing at Governor Gordon Restaurant All meals 6d. Board and Lodging. 15a per woek.—Robert Murdock, Proprietor. Note the addresa, nearly opposite the Waitomata, and cloae to tho Dook ANTED.—When you are in Hobson etreet call and see the Large and Choloe Stook of Sootrh Cheviot Tweeds, In heather and Rranite Bhaden st Munro ana Milllgan'a. \i[ ANTEITKNOrWN, Left-offCiothing ** booght In ary ouantltlea. Families waited npOD. Lettera particularly attended to. -Address «". W. Whittier. Welleeley-Btreot West . W ANTED KN''WN—Another Grand V> Lot Berlin Wco', beautifnl ooloars, still tho name price (3d the «ozon BkelnB(; FUgor lnit wool lall coloun), 3<i per skein; White Worsted, Id he lar«e skein at Uampier'a Wakefleld-Btreot Shop. iVAM'KD KNOWN — UHEAP TIM »» bkr! Chbap Timber 1 And all other kindß of Building Materials, can be purchaaed ; cheaper and hotter than anywnere else at the Yards of D. Goldib, Albert-street _ \\f A NTED KNO N— auckland re i V? clalrjjedfiom the drink ourse. Come to , Blue Ribbon Army Meeting at Theatre R)yal,. i TojniahO.3o; «»7ANTED KNOWN.— In Jewellery, •» Tba le' Ke'sey an 6 Or, ktep none of the miriy olofo imitatlnia ot Gold and -tlver, but real God and re&l rilver only.-Chirles ! Ko'sey and Co,, two doors below Morrlns , >ron- T» awT_D KNOWN-rt ifew l^riut I ** Coalumes left, only 4s; a Grand Line of « Inter COKiumoK. 15s ; Block Fur 'I rimmlog. 91 the yird : Bwanadowu, Is theyurd ;at Dam piers j Wakefleld-Btreet Shop. XJuAS'SED KNOWN.-Selling Offl V* < eIiUR Off! Anoihor Lot of Book«. Faroy Goods, Furniture &c. ( at Dampln'a Hobson sttfet shop \i; .^TEU KJNOWN, thiit we ha^e * » just landed c. pr'me eampli of P)ta'c Oalont lor planting.—Thixnaa Ht«»rim»n & Co. T rppo'ite '». & S. Morrln & Company. 175 Queen utr.-pr. ANTED the Ladies to Know thai Munro Bod MlUlgan, Hobaon-strcot have secured the services of a first cl»ss Mil liner, and are now prepared to suppl? mtUluorj v all ltgbranohca on tho Bhorteal notice.



I Wanted. -VVTANTfen K^OWN-' oleured Cash V> mtre. U6 i tte jar I; Black Velveteen Is 94: Crt tonne, 7a th •> yad; D»m<i<)c T,»D.e 1 co/erJ SB 6i : « merloan LeUber for tab.« ! Ctove-e, I™ the'jard.-at U.mpte^ Wa«fi ; ld stroet :->he^ , rrTANTBn F.voWN ThAt TAPF V™ aN» fo.. 80-t an-i Shoei:a'k-r', yio- I tnria-ftreet nros'llln* Wlnier Goods at a a l^m ! advonc-"u cos; prloe, an ihe foiI'VA-Inu qU" a i fiTn* will Bbow: - Ladi.s' i,eglet-. lOj 61; ! La'les' iutmn Boots fiom 9a 61; Ladles aid X*. from 6s 6d; all other Boots at very Low Prl'oeF. i'afANTED KNOWN—Ladies' > m. V* br-Ilas, 1 3d ; Bilk do, 4a; Gem's rto, 3*; Gl-lb' P^rneols Is6d; and Lots of other Fresh B»irjaj»»: at Dumpier.. Wnkefleld-Btreet Bhop. TT~ANTEU ! — Wanted to Sell, very ? cheap, hav'ng bought a Lot of Groceries very cheap. Waihboards, only 6d (worth In; nVrk Blue on'ySdib; Plaid Matches to dejj 4a 6d or rtis. ;'Bel and Co.'a Tin Boxe?, Is 6d JlrdSz; Good* Tea. U Id lb: ll«per Twetve tree°s \Vathlig towde.s, on'y 7d doz; Good Hokl'S 8d boulu; Kpsom ia< s, H per doz 2s box • tfu son's Soap FowC era, i packets for 61 ; I DJX '.^Tn Boxes Match' a. 2 hoxts for Id, 5d per Smsiu.^- "i lb. )2 lbs for 2s; rago. 41 lb, dnz; Arrowrjot, out-- ~. 4, i D 12 lbs for 3a )2 lba for 8s 6d; Hemp Seeo.On^i;.'- u-. Patent 31- Canary Seed, 6d lb, 12 lbs v.< ,w,-.«. Id Uroste, Wper;biln. 3a 6 d"z;Shop ifW.. p«r bill, la W lb; Clothes Peg-, le i 1 per grcsi; liriea APPles, oi.iy Id lb; outoib.2d lb; Now Paoer 10 QUir«s fur Is; Lemon Peel. Is Id.—H. vVATT, cittstieet.-Large Vaees, 53 6d per p.lr (worth IOiQ. TTTaNTED KNOWN—Ladies' Collars, W 2d; Collars and Coffa, 5d the Bet; Rib bons (BSBOrtwJ), 3 Inohes wide, 41 per yard; imon bewln/ bilk, less thun utual priou, 2 reela Id; at Uampler'a WaHefieid-ntrect Shop. %,*/ ANTED, Ladies to know that I am v V fast Reducing my Stock. thiooßh hav lnir a Genuino previous «o extunilve »itera tlono Blact Cashmeres, Is ljd to Sa 9d yard. I am selling a great quanUiy; aa well as Coonrs, frnm lUd .to 2* 6d, The Satin Clotn, at 41d, la a Koodllne; as weil as the *U-wool Sorge.atla lid Velveteeris. from la 2W. Ladtoa' Ulaters are'erently reduced. v\ o^ Wove (no deoßptlot.) Calico m; tirßWd6oD's.4s64doz^n: Unb cached Sneetini, 6|d.7Sa. BJd.and IBia; White I'wihda. (wBSDed) UJd, 1- 5J J.and La6Jd ; Good FUnye 8, from 6Jd to is UJd; White Blankets, from Is 6<f fajn- Blown Belfaßt Hollands. 3|d. 4Jd. 6i<J, 8?d ioii. is id; Table linen, B|l, Hirt, 1. 9J4 la lljd, 2a CJ, 3a 6d. Hosiery, ulovea IJihDons. "lowers, Kesihers. Lace, UnrleiclothloK, In fanta' Kobes, PellLes. Krooks, Cloaks, &0.. all K^rtofd N.B;-Noie the address:-JAMKa SCUrT ueneral Draper. Clothier, Outfitter. So"&o!. London House, Vlctarla and Notaon sireetK, AuoWmdy %A7 ANTED~KNO /VN—Ladles' Winter T^ Jacket., Sa 61; Ludleb' Ulalera. Bs 61; wool ahawLi, 1» 6d; Lot of Lar^e 'lo.ofcevp; Wln.eySklita. 3i 61; atDampler'a Wakefleld trett Shop. \\ ANTED KNOWN — Men's Black T' Folt H»U. 3a; Grind LiDe of Boys' Blaok do. la 8<1; Freuoh Peak Caps ill; at Damnlor'a Waieileld street 3nop. V* AN T X I> KINOWn. STEPHENSON'S jl ao 1 c s" kmp ori urn. millinery and dressmaking on the premises. Costumes Made Up in 24 Eouks' Notice. Tho Managing Dressmaker boiug Mas. Spain, whoso Stylo, Workmanship, and Fit uro bo well known, and second to uono, our Chahgks AHK Below Qukkn- BTBEET PhICKS. A liAItGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS AND MOST FASHIONABLE SHADES, ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &c. Ladies' Own Materials Madis Up. Satins, 15 shades. Is 6d per yard. New Dark Tartan Checked Lustres, lid per yard. 300 Pairs Kid Gloves, Is lid per pair. Successful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatio Asylum, 1883. sthphenson's drapery and ball warehouse, and ladies" emporium, Kabangahapk koad, NEWTON, % y ANTED X N (P\V~~N. If there he but one Hcrb»Ust in tho ColODy projared tatroitaUdlsaasea, whathave bocoxie of Neil Bnd Cliff-jri. 'ho weli-known Horbaila ». whn h»v, during the la.t two yeata, relieved and cured so m»nyin jmckia-i- m.d the fur ronnding dla»rlots. Testlmon* dtlly lncroasiog to the good iffoi'B of thf ir many valnaMo osm pourds a few of which they now bring before the Public. LIVER TONIC Is acknowledged to bs one of ihi best Com ponndsever mide 'or KexuUUns tlm Liver ir this roUxlne climate. 1/6 and II a bottle. COMPOUND 3A.HSAP.4RII Li. For Purifying tha Word, so much needed In the Spring Srason. 2i 61 a bjtt'p. PaIN CUKKR, i'hemp and moro i-fi'-ctail in rulievlng Ii ternai and Ex'e-nol P»ins than any yot brought before the pubHo. 1/ anl 1/8 a b Jttle. GK.NUI&K HOP BITTKIiS, 2/6 BOTILE. & CLIFFUIip, H EKBALISTP, WHLLKaLKYBrKKKT BAST. AUCKLAND. ifc/AiNT'D KNOWN-50 Pi-ces Black VT and Colonred Best Velveteen, Is Cd por yard,—J. Cosgravo &Co. v; ysNTUD KNOWN-500 Pieces ' * Horrocks' Calico, 3s 6d por dozen yards. —J. Cosgravo and Co. X%) ANTED KN(:\VN —250 Pieces MH ' ' ton Cloth for Dresses, UJd por yard.—J. Cosgravu and Co. «* r a"n TED KNOWN—Waterproof * * Mantles In endless variety, from Is 66.. —J. Coagrave Sc Co. B'/Oi aNuSHOu iKaDK.- Wanted, a fowKOod Hohrli Hauda; must b* regn lar »nd ste«d;, and in-an work: alio, 3or 4 good st<wdy A'outhnkS »ppr«ntlc'ja tin ho l!mch. -App'y to W. woArtnur & Co., Boct Faotory, Upper Queen stroet. I>IiPILS wanted by Mr Jooson, Short hand TMoher AnobUnn Co1!-ks. fje •cm thoroughly taught for 21s. Rualdonce, Earangshane Hoad. PKOFESbIONIiT7IjENT^want7 Board and Ketiiienco |» prlv»to family; nao of i rowing - room : po»«lo« o»ntra). — Address J.X.U., Stjlß Offlre. Money. TNDUSTKIAL AND PROVIDENT X PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTAIKNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND (Corner or Vumjan Lank AND QUKEN-HTRKKT). INVESTMENT DfPAKTMEINT. This Society is now laauing INVESTING SHARES ordinary, carrying full rate of Interest and Profit, PAID-UP SHARES of £20 each, oarrylng 7 per cent interest (payabto half-yearly) and par ticipating In Surplus Profits. DEPOSIT "DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on Deposits for 12 months, per cent, and on Deposits for 6 months, 6 per oont por annum. BORROWING DEPAKTMKK''. Tho Socloty advancoa on Approved Freehold and Leasehold Property to the extent of three fourtha the valuo. Borrowers may pay off part or the whole o their Mortgages at any timo. Reduced Table of RatOß and any further par ticulars required may be obtained at the Society offices. GEORGE FRASER, Manager. MONEY TO LEND on Mortgage at Flrsk-olass Freehold Securities, WVt. COLE MAN, SolloUor, National Insurenoo dulldlngH next to Now Zealand Inau'ancaCo.'s ouicup, £51 $\ 10 tiu.uuu LKINX ou Buildiup ib> ft. > Society prlnolplee, or on othoi terms to suit borrowers, Allotinonta bough' and Houhob built on weekly payment system Mortitaseß A'iri l<iars nvgotiatea. See i.lst o. Properties for Bale on th page. Six per cent allowed on money deposited for Investment.-- C. WiLLiAMtON. Irfind, Katate. *rrt Flnanala 4ae:.t »nd Valn»*or. S Vnloan Lane Qoodson's Arcade. Goodson's London Arcade THE~FIRE! At Goodson'a being confined to tv « rcaorve stool in tho packing-room, the Arcade uninjured and our friends need have no appiohcnsion o being supplied with any goods damaged by flr or water, the whole having been disposed o and removed from tho premises. Never wa tho stock equal or the arrangements so con: ploto as at tho present time. In Gold and Silve Jewollery. Clocks and Watches (al Iwarrantec we have a magnificent assortment ofthe newei designs, at prices defying competition. \V make no virtue of keeping onlyfijire Jeweller; as to meet the requirements oQom extensiv business wo endeavour to supply the moi artißtic imitation and offer it at a prico withi the reach of all. The increasing demand f< Abyssinian Gold haa led ub to import large] and we have just opened the largest and mo comprehensive assortment we have yet receivei and invite inspection of its display in our Vi torla-Btreet Jewellery Window. In Gold-case (still a great favourite) and Silverine we hai • some great specialties. Jet being greatly i demand, we have a splendid stock of the newc designs. ° Bee '' Godson's .London Akcmd ' Note the Addresses— I. GOODHON'S LONDON ARCADE, Adckla^ 1 LONDON OFFICE 1 68. St. Maiy Axe.



To Let. - 'B O LET, superior Bed and Sitting-room, , 3 wlihboard.—Ad.re.satßsylej's fruiterer, t'-trr c 1 RUb. _____ 1 » v LEI, Furnished Hoom with fire ' plans: no children. 1 aty ergsgpd In \\wi ess would flnl ie a comfortable home. 'If im mo'er/ite —Irqiire h. Henry's Kegletry, • shorna ..1 mrpr. ; -BtO LET, for a term of years, Laige " Thrna-Btq-ey Bail Ing, Bitaa'ea oorner «f 1 Hlgh-st'eet »nri Vulonn L»ni». lately oooUDled . by Messrs Boy lan aad Tanfleld.—J. M. Moo aonald, Hume and Kstate /gent, Shortland- B'rai-t. _ rO LET, House and Shop, top of Hob son-street opposite Wellington btreet— Apply to P. Crowe. Baker. Hobsin-atreet. 'f'O LET, in Upper Pitt street, a very " nice Cottage of four rooma with Bcullery and pantry; gas and water.- Inquire Mr Pagan, butcher, next door. ' fO LET, a Four-rocme't Cottage in Vie • torla-Btrees — Apply Jimes Ballsntlne, Vlotor'a-Etreet w« Bt. | rt^O LET, offices; also, Cool Cellar and I Yard, corner ot Vuloin Lice.—Apply W V. Etevena, Hlgh-Btreet. 6~L«,T, in Victoria-street, adjoiDlng Hobaon Hotel, One Commodious Shop "Ith roam at Ta r —Apply Hanoook and Co., >• '->Sf!tf V-frPt» o<- Mr Milni\ Hobson Hote!. l*7;;. 7. !"Kv. : *ntriiUy Situated rpo LET, those c^'WU—to southern I Premises, late'y oooupl«d by tin, »"srß T, Produce uo., and dlreotly opfoalte MeiJ"1 i >t and '. Morriuatd 'o.'s Queen-»tiee'. One i; tho b '8t s'anda In the City,—D. F. Kvans, Land agent, Qaoen-atreet. s O LIT, at Newmarket, ."Several Cot ' tages; good positions.—Apply to F. G. Clayton. s \U LET, a pleasant Marine residence ! at the North :-hore, with Beach Frontage. Apply to Cttarles Bailey, Boatbullder. P'OWEiTTOXET, on 70~mUes~ot gas males, In the olty and suburbs ot Auok land. Engines from Jto 100 h.p. Inf ioated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 oublo feel of gas per Indicated hor.o-piwer tar boar for th; larger cv/. a. to 25 feet for the smaller. Suitable for BDKineers, Woodworker*, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and choc Manufacturers. Fodder Dealers, M»ltaters. S.»us»go Makers, to.. &0,, and for Amateurs' Lathes and Fret Bawe. The engine cuts fire wood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent tolbtinii win t iho coat If sometimes aa low aa 1b 8d par day for a Si h p. enelno, the engine runuinu all day. Thirty-five Otto 6u Knuintfl an now erected in Auckland Kor terms and conditions, apply to the (Secretary Auckland C4»n Comnnny (Limited), Fott-atreuS, biz c In Btnotr-j, 1, 2. 3j, 8 12 h.p. rjiu MKKCHANTS AM) OTHEKS. TO LKT BY THNUKH. The I.ORNS-STRESCT HALL, with two cellars and ante-ronm, for a term of 19 years. Tenders will bo reoelvtd up to Angntt 21,183. A poly to Mr A. Fleming. Trustee, Franklin Road (or further information For Baxe. jj'Oß SALE, cheap, a good Suit oi Sails, * complote, with tpara it required; suitable for three-ton jscat.—Apply at Boyd's Sail Lot, (Jaetn Btret't. §/»OK SALE (Mount Kdeu Koad, three Sj iniuute.' walk beyond toll-bar and enoond bouse beyond Mis s»y«rs' Store), a 7 roomed Htme; allotment about SO by W) feet; iojH gudoai fowl runs, &o,—Apply on the prcin'seg. «j OK »SALK, at Mercury Bay, a Commo .l dlous lfntoi. and an ex'oUest Farm a' 200 * ores of Oboioa L»nd, partially fenced, ai.tl in grnHw, having a Stock ot Cattle ot about GO ii. ii'l, 26 giving milk, an* to Horeea. Thorn Is also all the necessary farm buildings, outhouse, »c.: al'O, Cammon'oua Store, dolnu a good business. The owners ore retiring, lhawiole Is oftsrt-d. no' k and an, aa a bargain, for £1500. — lpply to lhomaa Mao«y, ifort-street, Auok -1 ni L FOX SAL£, one of Smith's £6 10s Range' quite new. Price, £110a.—Apply F.J.0., Foitiffloe. ON SALS', a Dewlycalved Cow.-Apply to Alfred Aldred. Stone House, noar Maori School, Saint Stephen'a Avenue, Parnell. lANO F« >R SALK-Firsi-ciass bccouu ■ h»nd Plbt o for £25, at Tho>. H. A ebb's, (laX Him c H-b-on-atrw-t. • i/J (\ AUKt.«. For Sale, a.Une block • >TT \s of Land of 310 acren, with lialf-mile frontage to Lucas Greek and about 700 yards frontage to main road to Northcote and Blrkon head. Tho whole of this Mock U ploughable, anrl Mtuated about 6 miles from Stokes'a Point, —D. F. Kvans. Land Agent Queen-street. tpOK «ALK, at Ponsonby, Cottage (4 ) rocmO, fc!7s: also, oth-r hounos, on easj tarmß.—aievens, Bigh-»treei. tj OK SALP, Mount Koskiil Road, Cot " tago. i rooms, verandah, large allotment, volcanio soil, small deposit.—Stevena. High-st. BInKE.NH*. aD.— 10 of Land, and Lots of 1 to 5 aores; also, a 53-acre Section.—Apply to W. F. Hammond & Son, 8.8. Chambers. Ecclesiastical. R/fOKMVGSIDE PRE^BYTttKIAN [V| CHURCH.-The Rev. R. Sommerville will preachin tho School-room on Sabbath, at 2.30 p.m. Drapery, etc. MICE'S AND iSOY'S CLOTHING is dow c but mi nit) at the low Hat poßßlble prioes during my Gounii.e So'e. 'ihe objeotof such iflrtuckior-s 1b my drslre t j reduce the sioah in muob as possible previous to alterations and vnlart'enieat. L'at O( » f«w no»ole lines:— Mon'B Twa»d Trr■u^e^», 2,6. 5/6. 716, 10/9,12 6, anr U 6 rer pair: Menu Prlntei Moiesklo Ditto, «/6, 76, and S<6 per pair; Men* Devon Trousers and Yeats. 13/6; a large qunniity of Men's All Wool U.ri, jjlnflonul fe» Jack«tn. 31/6, worth •13/; Men's "bins. fOra 1/ tj 6/U faoaj Men's and Boys' Tweed Hats, from l/4}e»uh, Jv.B.— Note the address: JiMM SCUTT, Oentral Praper, Cloihier, Outnt>er, tea, Londcw Honsic. Victoria and Nel on-etroet*. Auckland y\ X A P E X Y. OLKARINU SAIK T. B. ROUSON, PONSONBY. 13 KBMOVINO TO NEW PKKMISEB, NXXT'tIRi WOODP, BUTCnER. Glt EAT KEDUOTIONS QKNUINK SALK I NO PUFF DKAPEKY. \i H X A T J? A L Jl- OF A . . M ACE'S BANKRUPT OTOCK. ANKBUPT OtOCE. MUB J. SMITH having bouuht tho Bankrupt Stook of A. W. Mace, will offer the aame togothor with her own large and woll-assorted stock of Drapery, Clothing, &c, at a Groat Saoriflco, In ordor to oloar. Tho Stock 1b now, and wel ohoßon. Tho following linos will show the Enormous Boduotlonß :— Black and Cold Velveteens, from Is 9d Cold Satins, from Is lid, all shades Silks reduced from Is lid to 5s lid, aU winter shades Satin Cloth. 61d, worth IOJd Useful Flannel, B}d, worth lid Blankets, from 5s lid each Men's Pilot Coats, reduced from 28a fid to Men 8 Strong Troußors, 5a 9d Boys' Suits, from 6s lid Youthß' Good Tweed Suits, 18s 6d, worth 21b And all other goods at equally low prioes. ' NOTE TUE ADDRESS- J w M I T H OMI T H » DRAPER & CLOTHIER ' (Next United Service Hotel), j QUEEN-STREET ' "~~ ) Hair-dressers. THE N O V E L T V HAIK-DhKSSING KOOMS, 55, GREY-STREET. { """ ' I Ladies', Gentlomen's, and Children's Hair i Neatly Cut and Trained. o 'I MRS LESTER'S HAIR RESTORER, for l- Promoting Growth of Hair, always in Btock. I) TESTIMONIALS! !g Mbs Lester. Hairdresser. 55. Grey-street. r Dear Madam,—l tender you my sincero thanks c for the good you have done me by introducing it your Hair Restorer, My hair has been falling n 'or more than twelve months, and now it is firm >r in my head, and growing nicely, through using v one bottle of your valuable remedy. I certainly at recommend it to any ladies who are troubled £** tafr-YOm£i&WILLTAMB. !0 - 121, Grey-street. g July 23.1883. July . dih , 1883 . ,st Mrs Lester, Hairdresser and Dermotologist, 65, Grey-street, Madam,-Having used your Hair Kestorei for ten weeks, I have been benefited to such c degree that I tender thla Testimonial to you toSakouae of as yon may feel a^gosed. MJ „ hair, which was falling out in combsfull .» un E- firmly set in my head, and )H> • . . Grey-etreet, Auckland.



Meetings. THE Auckland Paper Hant Club will Meet at the Crots ioa<3». Pah farm, at S p in. to monrow. ____^ —— /IOSr-EI. TisMPERArvCf MISSION. BLUE RIBBOX A'fMif, TiIEiTRE ROYAL, THIS (FRIDAY) KVESING. AT 7.30. Speakers at Tonight's Meeting: RaVS. A. blffilD. J. K. DAVI3, and J. GUY. j Chairman- V. LIhKIN3 Esq. Subject: "The Sufferings entailed through Drink opon CUil iren from Infancy. aankey's Himns. [Please brlDg your books | with you.] Collection f.t the doors to defray expenses. rriRADE A.ND LABOUR COUNCIL. "•■Ww^'^ular M»eti^g"of the Co01?.011/™^ . Tae i. JSw>4 irom Friday last. wIU beheld ] was adjoufiJ^itsa p.m., at the Working Men s g.»aAf».*.«,.'....., -.^.op.p^iaeut. GKO. W. H. ' •Secretary. oaA3.B.KlN&.^_' -m CITY .^r,,_ r~0,F.-coußr slurps. '#&^^. A- OF iUCKuANL. a-. .* l, ■"K^VWSffiEM — A fpeolal Meeting of the S-ffiaß abOTe Court "?? ihel d °, D \Bs'?rSi&!fiSn tho Aloxttudra-Btreet tcriool \ t V^StiKfimiconßl. eratlon and adoption (or i mm*1 l 'lMK9' otoer wue) of RjijOrt of the J 6 "Oi'gnß j a UCKLANU INSTITUTE. The ordinary Monthly~Meetiag will ba held In the Museum Bullainiis, Prlnoes street, on MON DAY, tha 20th instant, at 7 SO p.m.. whea Ihe following papers will be read :— 1. Farther Experlmei ts with Sorghum, by Mr Justice Gillies . 2. On the Pct^iy CUys ot the Auckland Distrlot, by J A, Pond. c T. F. CHHE3KMAN. l A> Beoretary. c 'YhE K'IPARA STEAMSHIP COM- ] I PANY (LIMiTuD). N mice la hereby g veo thit a General Meeting of ih» shareholders ot ihe above Company wr. be he d at the Cffl.e of the thwnbar o.'Com merce, Queen-btreet, Auckland, on 1 U«r-DAJt. . .he 28 J? day ot Au&ust instant, at 3 o clookln tbe afternoon, at whloh meajiog a »Peol»l KeEOUilon^iiUba moved rtqulrin* «ha p paaj to be vi ound up volan'arlly, and upon the same being passo4. a Llqujua-.or wlUi be ap pointed forthe purpoee of winding up the said ' L Dttttdlhis sixteenth day ot August; 1883. 2 B>Otdor- W.LODJBR. Secret try. TTULCAJN GOLD MININu COMPANY • V (LIMITKD). the Ordinary Annual Me«tlng of Sh-rj £ htldern will bt, held at the Company's Otooe. . New Zeala«d TnßUcanoo Company'a Buildings. \ Ancltteud, on FKIOAY.the 3lai d»y ot AUgost, a 1883.»t3pm. G> M4ODONNIIIII . • Manager. j Anokland. Augatt U, 1883. ' LORD teTANLKY GOLD MUSING \ COMPANY ( IMITED). t Thi Ordinary Annnal Meeting ot Share holders wIU be he'd at the Company s uffloe N«w Zetland lnaurano Comtanys c Buiidirg", Auokl»nd, on »RIDAY. the Slat day i of * U gas«, 1883 at2.SOP.m MAoDINNILL Manager. .tuoklani', atigoflt 14th, 1883 8 -■ = i Public iNOticeß* ~ - ~ i c K. IMPOUNDKD, in the femuera Publio Pound, on ths 15th A.USUB-, by Ranger, for trespatson public loads Kemuera, i Cows an d 1 Heifer; cb alnß on oow'e necV 8 (like Mount Wellington D'strlci Lioensing chilns). If not released mlthln eleven days from d»te of Impounding, application will be made for an order to .ell said catt.e, wMMsmdoN Pusndkeepor. • |'H* NKS —C. J. CaKRINQTON begs to, I tender his >iaoera ihanks to MbsKast* wood for affording shelter and assistance to bis wife ar d family during the late fire in Upper Quoan streot.—warfenhiro UOUB9, Kaiangahape Koad.-17tti August. 1883. OHAlVKS.—Messes. i<obbbtson and k M/xwell btg to tender their slncme thanks tj tbe mtnr who sseis'ed In s»vldr proptny at their roioct fire. jUo to say that theyh»w> taken b-mporary piemiaes oppO'lte, where ih-y will bi prepared tj supply thpir oabtomorb' want) »s nsoa'. '>'HIS Dread ul Weather 1 Mr Poole>'s t next SATIfBDAY Popular Cono<rt wi 1 be all ths more enjoyable on account of it; tor once Inside the Theatre Hoyal, all i< oisyatd oomfortable. and the norm without is forgotten. No rain, no hall no gale, ro Mgn se»B—nothl' g but the gentle lipple of delicious muilo. 2a Cd and U. , SURREY HILLS ESTATE. PRELIMINARY ANSC UNCEMJINT, A portion of Oils Maßniflclent Property will bo OFFERED FOR SALE, in suitable lots, by PUBLIC AUCTION, on tho SECOND WED NESDAY in OCTOBER NEXT. Plans are in course of preparation, and future advertisements vrill notify when they are ready for distribution. Tho terms of ialo will be unusually liberal, viz., ono-flfth cash j the balance can remain for fivo yoara at 7 per conk per annum, or it can be paid either in whole or in part on any quarter day within tnat lime. Liberal advances will be made to purchasers desirous of having them towards tho erection of buildings; interest, 7 por cent, per annum; and monthly or quarterly payments, as may be agreed upon, will bo received on account of the sum borrowed. Title under Laud Transfer Aot. Tho width of fitreets ranges from 68 feet to 90 feot; none less than G6 feet. Further particulars will bo given, and copies of plans bo roadr at a future date. A. BOARDMAN, Agent. August IS, 1883,, NEW STOBT. ■f^EW CTOBYI jJ^EW gTORYI IN THE STAR SATURDAY SUPPLEMENT OF AUGUST 25TH Will appear the opening Chapters of a New and Sensational Story, entitled "OUT OF THE STORM; OR, Grace Wray's Trials." BY MAJOR ALFRED ROCHEFORT. Intending Readers should see that they secure j the issue of Saturday Wekk, in which tho Story begins. i \ *•-■ r\ K~E W A R D ? ' it having come to the knowledge of the t ■ Directors of He Apple Farm .Company, 1 I Limited, that Thofts of Trees h»™, bf° n J2J™£ fr m their property at East Tamakl the*^ reward is offered tor totam^fjfififfia conviction of the perpetrators of the thefts. | . JOHNT.MBLVn^^ b> August 15th, 1585. . r " o~~tTir rK_Y_ nook. y feve^^C^ »XS"ffiS c aioand »nd boild In all weatbora, Contrast mj >r scoria ground with day. antf aak your doctoi whloh is tho bes; to build your honseoo. " i»T« i3AK.nI Iv, P.Bi— My Agesit !a y r Kwlfiut^n.



ixwt and Found. -» £\s B'WABD,-Lost, **" Sunday I \f momicg last, from Seifleld View, a Black Ketriever B!f>h! No. on ool)»r, 981.-& ny ooe returnHK cam« to W. '. Mlrfln. two doors from little shop, aeafleld View, witl n-ortve the above reward. "■ < IVk7~P >UNDS REWaßP.—Stolen ¥ {rom ne&r Three Kings a Twb-year-old Heifer, dark red; little white on back; a hole in left oar. The above reward will be paid on conviction of the ottender.-Jas. Beaver, One hunga. «j OUND, bhecp Dog. ii not owned in V l n«' a will ba sold to defray expenotß.- Apply " Coachman." ah Farm. STRaYkD from Mount Roskill Koad, on 15ih Aognat, well-bred Uaik-brown vare; blackhead; recently clipped from fet lock to hnee*-'ini ß r '-' be ."warded on returning s»me to Mr 11: , Mou it Roaki 1 ™o»d: or >o Mr W. Wooo<,i»rd, Mataoginnl. Kast Tamakl. business iNotices. rr O w D X N, WATCHMAKBR AND JJCWKLLEB, REMOVED NEXT TO BANK OF NEW ZKALAND, QUBEN-STRBKT. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. JL) J"'o ainriby given that the Pannershlp Notiafl is ht? Ulan between thii undersigned, hitherto exiting ™ngto Jif •' Clark and aon».' under tbe n»me or flnnlws,*a dI«'olI 0. 1 t s y HobsonvlUe, Potters, hss d-\j CtAß^» hg mutual corsent Mr Rios Owkn , younger, via collect all cebts dne to.su^ .1 all Recounts due by tne late firm. ° l)»tcd this 13th day ot August, 1883. ft. O. CLABK. K. O, C')».KK. JUN, K. L,. UL4HK, Wltnees i A. Dbvobb, aolloltor, Anokland I VISSQLDTIOJV OPPAHTNEKSHIP. l' The Underslgi ed hereby dive notice ttiat the Partnership hitherto carried on by uu a Boot and Shoe MunuJiOiurers under the stylo orflimof "PRINCE s. DaVY," has this da> been dissolved by mutual oonsent. Ail debts J due to the late firm are 10 ho pad to Mr Henry uavr, who will defriy all liabilities, am by vhgm ih^a business will In future be carried o . Dated at Anokland this 16ih cay or augu6t. 1883. O. H. PrtlNCif. HKNBX DAVY, w ltness : J. Riobm jno, Solicitor, Anofeland. jy OTI C E O F REMOVAL. The Undurelßnod haß Hemoved to Natlona Insoranou Buildings, Queen-street, next >ow Zealand Ineuranoe CompaDy's fflcs. WILLIAM COLKMAN, Solicitor, &&■ BOoTS AT ANY PRICK 1 Must De sold ! Come and see for yourself.- Corner Stall in City Market. - / iLASS WMKKS, Frkbman's Bay.— ""f aturday afternoon, from 2 t>s Adinls s.on, Cd Kach visitor io o voaoto Qlasa Jag.— M. Loir and fnn«. /IHEAP CUTIEK V.—THOMAS \.J B*MUSLhai KBM.IVED to 103 Q'JEKi^ aTRBaT, neit Mr '.Ves'prabli. Bootmaker. Knives Forks, Bpoooi, ruets, &c cheaper tttqn ever. USBANDS ! Jt would seem like old times to present the wife with one of our Sewing Machines. D. 3. Chambers, 70 Qoeen ttreat, oppngtie 'ha Bank. ■\/| ONUMENTALMMtBLEMASONS". Workers of Marble Mantelpieces, Cheffonlers and Toilet Tops, SUXa for Laboratory and Butohere' Shops. Marble worked to any design. Manufactured In Auckland. —R. LEVETT & CO,, Viotoria-Btreet Inear Free man's Bay^) pr o P r>ITTERS. Imported Direct from the Manufactory. 5s peeTbottle. AICKIN, THE PHARMACY, QUEEN-BTREKT. ■ O~R ONE WEEK ONLY, Commencing SATURDAY, Auguut 18th. , Id> tdcr to Clear Out onr Present i-took 10 mtii room for Kxpeoted Consignments. It will be offered in auoh s w.y as will ensure a epeedy aalp, Purohssers of lo>B to the value of Al wll> bi given as DlsooaDt any Pair ot Boots the; may choosi to select out ot our window, thnt rto ivlng what tn aoino cases will amount to "5 P"r oen r. Ample profits aoiruliu from om Manataomrlng Bnelnos, wee m Bupi>ly to onr Unsiomers ana th'i Public Importea Boots and a at the Lowest Rates in the irade WITfIODT ANX BXCBPTION. T. PROSSBR, Ufpkr Queen and Nb^vton Boov Warbhousk. iamk3 reid amd sum ♦ I Beg to call the attention and careful considera tion of those about to Furnish to the Vebt Favourable Prices of ALL KINDS OF FDRNITURE. Having introduced Steam Power, they are pre pared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. JaMES REID & SOS, FuRNrrtTRK Emporium, HOBHON-STRBET (2nd Shop from Vlctorla-st) Ijl E N C 1 « G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LISTJ Is as follows :— i Best Paling Fence of purirl posts, Hobart rails, and sft Hobart palings, one inch apart, 60s. Paling Fence to consist heart kauri poets. Hobart rails, and heart kauri palings, 555. Three-rail Fenoe, purirl posts and Hobart ; rails, 455. Wire Fences with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 188 per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot not painted, or Bd per foot all complete. V«ry neat Pioket ence with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all Hinted complete, at 3s per foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for very description of Fenoe given on applica on to Bam. White, Fencer, Custom-street, apposite Arnold. Hinea and Co. THE BAKING POWDER par excellence is A ICKIN'S -ffiRATED BAKING POWDER. ft. " The Most Economical.'' "Yields more Yeast Gas." Pure Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tlnß at Is 6d and 2s Cd. Special Price Wholesale. Address :— THE PHARMACY, Quekn-bthkbt. t£oP Jt?ITTERSI Hop Jjittkrsi Jdop Jjittrkb 5/ per botUei or Thros Dczan Case at 4/8. 3 G. HUNDBRHnp. Cubmi.t, MEDICAL HUL POKBUNBI, Opposite Three Limps BEKS VPAXI BBSS W4.XI Purchased In any quantity tor Oash, Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal. HaTlns purchased In China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMBS AH KEW oas confidently recommend them, and irueta that all his old Customers, and the Public generally, will avail tbemeelvea of this splendid opportunltj and call early to buy his Superior Con v, Best Flavoured Kooloo, Shouobong, and arlouf Mixed Teas, saitnd to ever; tantoi Be haß alB( on band Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger Orookerywaret Silks, Handkerchiefs, and otbn oommocntles too numerous to mention. Note ihe Addressi— JAMEj All X W * CO., M. Qnann-xtre /yiOOTHACHE CURE —Instantaneou 1 Relief, t)l)i 'NT ALGIOi la botile.-SHAB L*ND te ''". (opposite Post-offloel' ..IMC. i a a v t bainbridqe's 'Bussss. From Union Bane—22 minutes past the ban and 23 minutes to the hour. From Tub Three Lamps—7 minutes to tr boar, and every hour, Nioht Trim room Town—J-pa6t 8, i-oast i-paei 10 andi-pastll. From fhree Lampa— 9. 10.11. From Union Bank to Shelly Bbaob — minutes put 9. 7 minutes past 11, 7 mlnut paat 2, 7 mlDQtn* past 4, 7 minutes past 5, minutes pa~it 6 and 37 minutes past 7- From ib«u.y Beach—',3o n.m«, H. 45 a.n 10 30 a m,, 1.30 p.m., 3.30 p.m., 4.30 p m. and 7. p m. SATUBDAYB FROM SHBI LV BB .OH-8 30 ».n 8.45 am.. 10.30 a.tn., 12.30 p.m. From Unk Baik 9.7 am,, lt-7 a.TD ,bdq 17 p.m , jjicensinffJNot^cefiu m rr TtiM LITTLE, of HeleDsville, bein L J^ltf Publican's License in respect c S e Sk and premißes sitnote at Helensvil ( the house, ana pre desir( , toobtair d 0^ bS«? raf7he next Licensing Meeting to b hofde^ at Helensville on the 7th Septanbe. f«ei aDDIy for » transfer ot the said Licem fro^. mysSf to JOSEPH FLOOD, my appoint* WILLIAM LITTLE. Helensville, August 15,1883. 0 Tenders. c -To""m"aTs"t7e"r^HIPWRIGHTs! 5 * Tenders are Invited by thn ? ug»r Co 1 tianv for the Building ot a Steum Launob, ab< fio feeUonff? Model and soeolfleatlon to bs at at the office ot above Company, New Zealt Loan and Mercantile Agenoy, ynesn-Btreet,



Feraon&it i XTES.—J. WiUiams, Victoriaatreet, is l X thn Cheapest Tailor In Anoßlanq^ _. ' T GENTLEMAN, newly Brriv, e(* H[ ; b M D^^L^«a T«r« t bavin* an Auckland bnslnesioonneotion pre ) tarred. As tbls is a Beo«M **™™Tufe t and to prevent perrons '♦^^'"^.iSer ■ oudotiiy. a'l aopilctLn ■ must rt for anvwUaer to roiuo respectable citizen of AnoUana.— Addceee, Qgnnlne, Si'»B office. __ Board and Kesidenoe. OARD AND RESIDBNCtf, next door to Dr. Dawson's.-Mrs Priou. WeUealoy. i street. __^_ "" 1 TTOVEKNOK BRUwnr. HOTEfc, ' \JT HOBaON-'TKKKT' BOABD AND LODSme, S"* tiNOLt Room ■• ■ Wee* Concerts, S3 j &c. Theatre Royal,' UNDKK THE PATKONAGK OF HIS WOR SHIP THE MAtfOR AND CITY COUNCILLORS. ' MR POOLEY'S SATURDAY POPULAR COKCKBT3. EIGHTH CONCERT OF THE SEASON. TO-MORROW (SATURDAY), AUU. 18. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT. ■ PROGRAMME. , Part I. . Selection-" NotroChere Alsace" .. H.Klrog ' Abtiixbry Band. J Quartette -" Fays and Elves" (Martha) FJotoW r Madame Pooltcy, Miss Gkben, Mb Bubn -0 ham. and Mr Wobraix. dWato_» Once Again" .. SulllTan sniihlllß^ 1-^ Mrßurnham. i Song-.^Bro^^^^^^^,, g^g BaUaa-" Don't LettUraWliJ-* • ! MAWMP rW.Utwne". .Wallace Solo (Pianoforte)-||«t«racoviei.-^.i n Bn j- — ~ Mr 4|hA Fobrkst. 1 Song-" The Gauntlet" Start Mr Worrali. Duet -" Thro' Valley, thro1 Woodland" Blangini Madame Pooley and Mb Bubnham. Selection-" L'ltaUanlln Algeiri" .. Rossini Miss Bartley, and the Messrs Hbnokkn and Hartley. Interval of Ton Minutes. PartlL Overture-" Lampa" •• •• Herold Miss Bartlky, and the Messrs Hknokbn and Bartley. Duet (by deßlre)-"Home to Our Mountains" (UTravatore) VetlU Madame Pooley and Mb Bubnham. Song-" The Four Jolly Smiths ".. Henry Lesllo Mb Worbalc Solo (Pianolorte)-"Last Hope" .. GrotteonaUi Mb Angblo Forrest.- Song-" The Wishlna Cap" Wrighton Miss Green. Duet-" AU's Well" B*iham Mb Bubnham and Mr WoßßAtt. Song-" Lovo and Time" Toura Madame Poolby. Song-" Come into the Garden, Maud", .. .. Mr Bcrnham. ; Quartette-" 0, Balmy Nights" (Don Pas quale) Donusetu Madamb Pooley, Miss Green. Mr Durham, andMBWOBBALL. 1 NATIONAL ANTBTKM. PRICBS OF ADMISSION: Dress Circle- Balfa-orown - Ticket toadmit 5ix..... v 1™ A Packet of twelve iokcta.. « » Entire body of Thea-i :e(Stalls and Pit) _U Tickets at Lennox's, Shorttfs, Howden'a Kadys, and Hoffman's. Conduotorand Manager Mb Poolex N 8.-Bookß of Words at the Theatre. Prico, threepence. Doors open at 7.30; Concert to commence at 8 o"olock. i nl, MATTHEW'S SUNDAY-fcCHOOIi. DIAPHANOUeTvikW LA.NTERN. TRAVELS, FABULOUS, FICTITIOUS, MGUBA TTVB, MUSICAL BNTEKTAISMKST. TOYS FGR^HB~CHILDBKN. Parents, Frlenos and Parishioners heartily we'oomed. TO-SiaHr.7 P.M. ADMISSION PRBE._ , =££ X 0.0. F., M.U.,nA.Jfr f§J2&!& { THt LOYAL FRANKUN S*^§IsLQBLODGK win celebrate its £H*3?3?lißPi Aunlvoreary by a jalßS'saßk or »nd ball in the fobio ' F™l!Prasr*Sß Hal)* °n TUBBDaYi ■ AnKnst ' P-lffhSi=* Danolntt at 8 o'oloofc. utieaic&l «\ B. W I h X I N S, "OCOLIST AND AUBIBT TO CHRIST rHOROH HOSPITAL, IB nnw In AnoUand. and will remain about three weeks, to treat Eye. Mar, and Throat Diseases Rooms at THE PHARMACY, Queen-street Hours ot Consultation: 10 to 12, atd 2to P.m. Acgnst 13, 1881. O R 5 ~~S All ohtldren suffer from them. It suspeoted, ask for the Certain Cure, i BHAKLAND'S VTORM POWDKRB,I/paoB»» Apothecaries Hail, opposite Poatoffloe. FQB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchia I RY AICkS^SYRUP of EUOALYPTUB I with Hypophosphite of Lime and Quinine. For Inolpient Consumption and Chronio Chert ' Affections," Aickin b Syrup of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphite of Tjime anoT Quinine," Is most oertamly alterative and curative. Try it for Bkonchitis and Abxhma Address - THE PHARMACY, QUBEH-gTBEKT. DOCTOR a KM.OLD'SPEN NY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The most populat , medicine of the day. Price, 2a 8d a box.-Colo i nlal Agonta Sbabland & Co., opposite the Post Offloe. .. ; R k kb a l i s [\ DROFESSOR ELLIS Is the only Medical „ Herbalist In the Colony who is prepared to treat : all Diseases. He has always proscribed with unvarying Bucoess in most cases. He gaaran ;ees to cure in all complaints not too far gone, le has been very successful in the follow , ne complaints: — Asthma, Bronchitis, ton -1 SSiption (second stage),> Cataract. Dropsy. Dysentery, Fevers, Liver Complaints, Nervous c Debility, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, aHd Secret Complaints ot young men (without fall). Wonderful Cure tor Corns without pain. — Address: — 308, Queen - street (next Young Women's Institute). Private Consulting Room. Hours: From 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (JttAKLAND'B CHEKKY PECTORAL, © Absolutely the best remedy over made tot OOOOHB, iRONOHITIIi. ANU COLDS. , Prioß,Bß6dand*sßdaßotUe. , 1 9HARUAWO fc CO- oppnglte Port-Offloa.l FLESH FOBMINO FOOD fin- Infamtt. r » ICKIN'S FOOD for INFANTS Is prepared ' A. locally from malted oereals, aooordfiig to the recipe of Baron Lleblg. It is an jffbovkd SUBSTITUTE FOB MOTHER'S MttK; FATTEN , ing, Nodbishwq, and In viqobatino. •■ Bold in Canisters at Is. 6d. AT THE PHARMACY, QUEBN-STRSKT. EATS) KAI'SI UA i. S }—OSB JHARLAND'rt PHOSPHOB PASTE, Bats eat It greedily,-and die; no smeU. , trice. One Shllltng a Bottle. n aHAR.I/AND & CO.. opDOßita PostofOoe. v i pHEjßest Preparation extant for promo " I ting Heir Growth Is Dr. Erasmus Wl'son's I LOTION FOB THE HAIK. It Is prepared from ibe original formula at this eminent „ nuthcltr by Oh^klks Bu^obkb, rharmaoou tlcal Chemist (Vice rla and New Zealand) £ (unction ot Pitt and Qroy^treet". Anokland. /IUKB FOR INDIuESTIuN—TONIC , \J BALSAM, a Qenulne Liver Regulation, prloe 3a a bottle.-aQABLASD ft CO (oppo __ site Post-offloel, is : " a j£ snoT"Tin. JOHN LEYDON.] [EDWABD LEYDON „ TO-MORROW, At 12 o'clock. '*)6 ||[M| <[ m ,9. MESSRS. JOHN & E. LEYDON "*• \»TlLli sell at their Central Commercial 7 W Bale Kooms, next the Union BM«k, 7-1 Queen-street, . r.45 Crockery w<J g»X^a«rSov** -i &a, &o. t &o> _ _ w , s. COCBRASB. »A& DAOM R WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22. COTTAGE & ALLOTMBNTB, I' CLARKNCe-STRBET, PONBONBY. ■Je BY ORDER OF THE MOBTGAGIE. m nnBE Subsciibere willspll, atthelrßoomß, 3e- I. Fortfltreet, on Wednenday. 2taa lnst., at i, 12 o'clock. ALLOTMENTS i 2, 43, and 4i, of Subdivision =a Lot 22, Section 8, Suburbs of Auckland, having a frontage of 120 feet to Clmrence atreevW 86 feet deep, with a comfortable — cottage erected thereon, om \ SAMURI. COGHRANB & SOW, rant 1 Auuitoneen, ■~»" " ■ ■ *nd I (CimrtwtMd on fourth page,