CABLEGRAMS.

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The Sunda Eruptions.-Great Loss of Life, London, August 31.

Reports to hand from Java give the estimate of 30,000 (query ."-,000) as the number of lives lost by the tidal wave recently experienced on the coast of that island. Morocco Difficulty Settled. The difficulty which has arisen between Italy and Morocco has now been settled, the Sultan Muley Hassan having sent an ample apology to the Italian Government. Arrest oi Irish Conspirators. London, September 1. Seven Irishmen have been arrested at Glasgow, charged with complicity in blow ing up the gasometer at the Glasgow Gas works in January last. London, September 1. Mr Lowther was elected to-day by a largo majority to the vacancy in the repre sentation of Rutlandshire in the House of Commons. Fearful Mortality from Cholera. Cairo, September 1. It is estimated that since the outbreak of i the cholera epidemic 27,000 persons have died of the disease in this country. Vienna, September 1. Count Kalnoki arri.ed at Salzbui", and ' has had a protracted interview with Prince Bismarck, who is on a visit to that town. Paris, September 1. Telegrams have been received here reporting that the nieco of the late Queen Ranovola will succeed to tlie throne.

London, September 1. Consols have advanced to 100}. Now Zealand securities are unchanged. Tho total stock of tallow iv tho London market to-day was 125,000 casks. Thero is, no change to report in the markets for colonial produce

London, Soptombor 1

At to-day's wool auction, 0,500 bales were offered. The tone of the sale was rather firm.

[srEOIAI. TO PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

(Received September 3—11.10 a.m.) Tlie French in Anam. London, September 2. Tho King of Anam undertakes not to cor respond With tho Chinese Government, as required by Franco. The London Press on Colonial Topics. London, August 31.

The "Statist" strongly deprecates any extension of French influence in the Pacific. The "Nineteenth Century "contends that it is the duty of the Liberals to avert tho separation of the colonies. The " St. James's Gazette " warns the Government not to resist the demands made by tlie Australian Colonies respecting the annexation of the Islands in the Pacific. Accident to a MaU Steamer. The Peninsular and Orient Company's steamer Ganges is ashore at Lake Limsas. Tho Mirznporo, another of the Company's steamers, will proceed with the Australian mails and passengers. [A later telegram announces that tlie Ganges has been floated off uninjured.] The official inquiry into the circumstances connected with the sinking of the steamer Austral in Port Jackson will pOO. mence on the 24th inst.

AUSTRALIAN.

Arrival of Suez Mail.

M_—OOnNB, this day.

Arrived, yesterday morning : P. and 0. Steamship Rosette, with inward Suo.. mad, dated London, July 27tb,

The Annexation Conftresco.

Mr Service has agreed that the Annex ation Conference should be held at Sydney in the beginning pf October, in order to suit the convenience of New South Wales, and is now consulting the other colonies with a view to a general agreement as to date. :__e -ate AxckWshpp Vaughan, It has been resolved that tho remains of the late Archbishop Vaughan.shall bo buried at Sydney.

TELEGRAMS.

[per PRESS ABSOCU.WOS.]

Dunedin, this day,

The South Dunedin Licensing Bench re fused all applications for new licenses. Inspector Weldon stated that since the hours had been restricted, there was- a material deereaso of drunkenness in the ° &c Harbour Board will ask Mr Wright to move for a committee to inquire into their accounts, and call on the Dunedin members to support the motion.

PARLIAMENTARY.

[bt telegraph.—own reporter.]

Sunday Morning Slttlng.-Dlsgracefnl Scenes. Wellington, this day. Another Otago squabble of a most disre putable and reprehensive kind occurred on Saturday at the night sitting, and extended far into Sunday morning. It was rumoured that Dunedin City members meant to stone wall the Otago Harbour Board Bill, which pro vides for the constitution of the Board and modifies the tonnage dues as _ between ■ Dunedin and Port Chalmers. This bill, as amended, does not suit Dunedin mem bers who argued that Port Chalmers was'unjustly favoured nt tlie expense of Dunedin. Mr Green was therefore put up to stonewall, the impression having evi dently obtained that if he could speak until midnight, the Houso would adjourn, and not go into Sunday morning. He w-os allowed to proceed in blissful ignorance for some time, and was entertaining the House with a history of Otago and its harbour, ana the pioneers of colonisation, when some hon. member spoilt the fun by remarking that Mr Qwm wight talk as long as he pleased, but they would see him out if thoy remained till breakfast time. This alarmed the Rev. Mattbew, who looked inquiringly to Mr Speaker, and was informed | there wi-no rule requiring t}ie House to suspend business at midnight on Saturday. This intimation riled the Rev, Matthew, Who thereupon let tho vials of his wrath es-uptT over poor Macondrew who was subjected to a personal attack of the most gross character. Messrs Fish, Barron, Brlcken, and others sounded the hue and cry, and then ensued the most dis graceful scene of the session. Durang a prolonged wrangle, pasting about £ro hours and a-batf, tftffi Otago and Canterbury -*tthsw ' c^r&ei ,e^ other with block voting, selfishness, political dishonesty, and all sorts of per sonalities and political M *o*W, the House resembled more a lot of taproom politicians than a sober iM^fflß; fiemen. Mr RoUeston was in charge of the House, and the strpng, -gariing hand of men like Major Atkinson or Sir George Grey (both .absent) was SbwCd to recall .members .to somo Snw of .decorum. It is noticeable that the be-t-e- to the House remained silent. WhU t_ey found they would have to sit ZW#t, tho stonewallers gave in, but dMded the House at every opportunity, S so prolonged the unseemly wrangle as long as thoy could-

LATEST SHIPPING.

PASSENGERS PER POTORUA. ™ -d .„,.„■. u,-liieh arrived in the Manukau The BOtwm Wjaon ""following passengers: °-ft£S_Fonto Plrris. McGuire, Larkworthy, -Mt^re yn n. r »w». - and Mra Gotting, l .* lcASr oAj7 3 t o r Clonsbcr, Mr and _S Keidey __«Martolli, Ilandagan, Cross, to amimVs Levin, Vn Mainwaving, and others. .

On Saturday, while Mr $**&,&s*& engineer, was* boarding the Seabird at ST Thames, he felt nto the water, and was drowned before help reached him.

To-morrow (Tuesday) night will witness ow-nine of the debate on " Conditional lin- S-tolity" between Mr G, A. Brown of this city and Mr Hutson, of Helens\_llo. The meetings tako placo in the Theatre Royal, and Councillor Thompson has con sented to preside over the theological tournament

Tho«e who are to take part in the coming chess tournament are to meet at the Choral Hall to-night »t 7-30 for rehearsal, "A Practical Sympathiser" sends a strong letter, exposing "a cruel p.eqe of tyranny and oppression used towards a ™or widow and her family by the pro prietors of a well-known gum store. VV c •knnot see that the publication of too complaint would have any good ej. lect. 11 the allegations contained m the letter are well founded, the widow's son should in struct a Bolicitor to sue for damages.

ACCIDENT IN THE GRAVING DOCK.

Late this afternoon, a young man named Robert Finlay, employed by Mr T. Inglia, fell from a stage alongside of the Glenelg in the dry dock. Finlay fell on his back on the bottom of the dock, and is believed to have sustained internal injuries. He was conveyed to the residence of Dr. Hooper in a cab.

SKELETON FOUND AT KAI PARA.

Superintendent Thomson has received the following telegram from Constable Ihger, at Port Albert: —" Rev. Mr Gittos wires to-day that the Maoris found the skeleton of a man on Otare beach, on Friday last." It is believed that these are the remains of two men (gumdiggers) drowned at Kaipara several weeks ago.

SINGULAR CHARGE: ARREST OF A BARMAID.

A bArmaid employed at the Pacific Hotel was wrested this afternoon by Sergeant Kiely on a charge of using threatening language. The prosecutor is a lodger at the Pacific named Charlos Mctiutlie, and he oharges Miss Parry with threatening to riddle him with bullets. A loaded revolver has since been found in l.er bedroom. There will also be a second charge of assault. The case comes before the Police Court to-morrow.

POLICE COURT.—This Day.

(Beforo F. Macguiro and D. B. Macdonald, Justices of the Peace.)

Drunkenness. — Sarah Pollock, a young girl, Wm. Collund, and Wm. Grant, os; Lily Cash, a mere child (third offence), 20s or seven days. Out for a Drive. — Henry Sivlo was charged with a breaoh of the Licensing Act by being in possession of a horso and con veyance and unable to control tho animal, he being undertho iutluenceof drink. —Sergte Jackson gave a humorous account of pri soner's proceedings. Ho was driving to and fro in Stanley-street on Saturday evening, and had evidently lost his senses, as well as con trol of his horso ; he muttered his name, but had forgotten where he came from. He took charge of the horse and gig, drove prisoner to the station, and put tlie horse up to bait nt Mr Crowthor's stablo. —Defen- dant, an apparently quiet man, did not deny the sorgeant's statement.—Fined 20s and costs.

A Historic Namk.—Oliver James Croni-1 well was charged with being unruly at mid- : night, at Newnlarket, on the 2nd inst., aud i with damaging Coristahle Ryan's shako, value 12s (id. —Defendant said ho was not prepared to deny tho charge. Ho had no , recollection of the event, but ho would accept the worthy officer's narrative of the affair.—Constable Ryan then stated that Cromwell was making a groat noise, and rolling about tho streets of Nowmarket, Presently, he clung to a post, calling it his old, substantial friend. Then he would sing out, "Cromwell for ever ! every inch a king," Then ho struck the oonstablo's shako on tlie grown, and committed tho damage. With assistance he arrested prisoner.—To the Bench I Cromwell is a hardworking, generally peaceable ni#n, but he had taken too much drink,—Fined ;« and damage, 12s Od. Tub Cuaroh Against Mr Panter.— George Isles Panter, lessee of tho Waverley },loteT, was charged with committing a breach of the Licensing Act, 1881, by sell ing a glass of sherry wine to a Mr Stewart, on tjie" 30tji ult,, at a place known as Powell-Dinjng-i-(jbms ; Queen-street.— MrT. Cooper for tho prosecution, and Mr Laishley and Mr Cotter for the defenoo,—Defendant pleaded not guilty.—Mr Cooper opened the case, and said that the Waverley Hotel hod ceased for the time being, and sinco tho demolition of that hotel Mr Panter had carried on business by permit of the Licensing Committee at Powell's Dining-rooms, under the 107tlj section of this Act. It had been conceived by pertain persons that defen dant had been acting .illegally in selling as he had dove; there was no doubt but the alleged sale had taken plooe, but Mr Panter fully believed that he was acting in a bona fide manner within the four corners of tho Act. Mr Cooper then explained the particulars of the cane— (1) as to the sale of liquor, and (2) tho nature of tho premises and tho posi tion of tho defendant. The City Coun cil had disposed of tho lease of tho land to one party, and tlie land to another party. The premises had been pulled down, and defendant's license to the Waverley Hotel would not expire until June next, He argued that the permit was only so much waste paper, and afforded him no protection under tlje section. The de struction of tho WavMoy Hotel was not accidental. Tho premises sere taken of Mr Harrison, and wero to revert back to tho owners of the fee j simple, or larger owners. Tho learned counsel then quoted from a number of authorities, especially the Queen v. Raffles. He would submit, therefore, that as the identity of the Waverley Hotel1" had been destroyed, and had ceased to be, so also had ceased tho license. Ho re ferred to the case of Mr Smith, who had obtained from the Remuera Licensing Com mittee 4 conditional license to sell liquors at Mr Bucklnnd's sale yards, and in which Mf Macdonald gayp judgment against defendant, and which ruling was upheld by Mr Justice Gillies. This Pi"-80 waH simply brought to define the powers of Licensing Committees, and ho would only ask for a nominal penalty.— John Fleming Stewart, commission flgpnt, deposed that ho visited Powell's Dining rooms on Thursday in company with Mr Brookin", He and Mr Panter had a glass of sherry each, <wd Mr Brooking a bottlo of lemonade. Ho paid for the lot. He wished it to bo pyblicly understood, however, that ho was no party to this prosecution. Ho had no idea that such a case was contemplated.— _dr Cooper: Wo are quite aware of that, Mr Stewart- Cross-examined ,by Mr Cotter.—Phillip A. Philips, Town Clerk, deposed that he was the custodian of deeds, etc., of the Mayor and Council, and produced the lease of tho Wavsrly Uotelfor4yearsdatingfrom August 1879, sO that it expired in August last. -The building -had teQO demolished by tho pur chaser ; the liconso became the property ot the Council; the Council sold their interest in the license and hotel to Mr Panter for tho consideration of i'soo.—To ill- Cotter : Tho licensewosnever out of Mr Ranter's name.— <■ Frederick Tucker, in the employ of Messrs Russell and Campbell, proved tho signature on the license to bo that of Isaac Harri son. — This jyns the caso for the prosecution.—Mr Laishley then addressed the Court, and submitted on two grounds that the information must be dismissed. 1. That no "Gazette" had been put in proclaiming t))0 district involv ing the City of Auckland, and tbOjt .before any proceedings can be taken the "Gazette" must bo produced in evidence. 2 No conviction can follow such evidence as that before the Court. —Mr Cooper replied, and said the production of the license was sufficient to show that the district had been proclaimed. After some warm discussion Mr Cooper asked leave to withdraw the infor mation, which His Worship permitted.— Mr Laishley asked for costs, which wero granted. ________________

NATIVE OBSTRUCTION IN THE WAIKATO.

[by telegram—own correspondent.]

Cambridge, this day. On Friday night last the natives residing at Mangatautari .obstructed the Government survey party under Mr Cussens, who aro laying off a Government road through that country. The natjves came down to where the Europeans were working in the oven }ng, and ordered them to desist at once. The Europeans immediately complied with the request until they should hear from head quarters. Mr Cussens went out on Saturday morning and explamod matters to the natives, who, it appears, are divided among themselves, and have foueht with each other over tho question at issue I now understand that Mr Cussens has been successful in arranging the difficulty for the present. It may be interesting to know that had the natives not conceded, or offered any further obstruc tion, th ■ Constabulary stationed here w-ere under orders to proceed to the scene of dis titrbance.

The letter of "A Parent" amounts to a charge against one of the City School teachers, and tho subject matter should therefere form part of a complaint to tho authorities.

*\Ve are requested to draw the attention ot the Government House Lawn Tennis and Archery Club to the mectinff of members adver tised for to-morrow, at half-past 3 o clock, at Government House lawn, .Weather permitting.

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.

Child Scalded at Seaflold View.

An accident of a most distressing character liappened last Saturday afternoon at the residence of Mr Alexander Cameron, Sea field View. His infant son, aged about six teen months, hearing Mrs Cameron entering the kitchen from the yard, toddled out to meet her. She turned to place a bucket which she had in her hand in the corner, when her attention was attracted by a sudden crash., and looking round she was horrified to find the child lying on the floor, while his clothing was saturated witli boiling water from the kettle, which he appeared to have upset over himself. Dr. Stockwell was sent for, and everything possible done to alleviate the pain of the little sufferer. Tho child never rallied, but died at three o'clock yesterday morniug.

The Ijquest,

Tho inquest on the body the child of Spencer Cameron, was held this afternoon at the residence of deceased's father, bofore Dr. Philson, coroner, and a jury, of whom Mr Solomon Reid was choson foreman. The jury having viewed the body, tho fol lowing evidence was taken : — Dr Stockwoll deposed that ho was called on Saturday about five o'clock, and found the deceased suffering very much from severe scalds. He was in great prostration, and there was ovidently great distress. The scalds were on the upper part of tho chest, both arms, lower part of the abdomen, and both the lower extremities. He. was told by someone that the child had scalded himself by pulling over the kettle of boiling water. Most of the blisters were ruptured in removing the clothing. Before he came, clotted Devonshire cream had been applied, which he considered to be an excellent remedy. Witness applied tine cotton wadding, and the usual bandages to keep it .on. The child was quieter when the bandages woro applied, and at 8 o'clock, when he again saw him, he was apparently much moro comfortable. Had an unfavourable opinion of the case from the first, owing to the extent of the scalding and the tender age of the child. Harriett M. F. Cameron, mother of the deceased, deposed that on Saturday after noon, about half-past four or five o'clock, sho left tho child with his papa in tlio dining-room. Wont into the yard at the rear to get some coal for tho fire, and coming back a few seconds later, the little follow met her at tho door. She thought he took a piece of coal out of tho bucket, and was putting it in his mouth, Placed the bucket on tlio cupboard and went to take tho coal from him. H* was sitting on the floor. Sho picked him up in hor arms. Ho put his hands together and called out "mum, mum," and then commenced to scream. Sho found his clothes were covered with boiling water, and that he was badly scalded. The kettle was not upset, but had slipped botweon tlio bars.

A verdict of " Accidental Death " was re turned.

Auckland Sharemarket.

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HOW A VICTORIAN STRUCK OIL.

Weinborg-rood, Hawthorn, Vleteria, nth November, 'JR92. Gentlemen,—l hare much pleasure In inform ins yon of tho tfood ettestfl I have eirporieneod from the nun of rH. Jacob's OD for family pur pose*. My littlo son sprained 1-e knee, whish wan much swollen, f applied the oil eevosel times a day, and bo ww vory _co» ablo to ran about as usual. We have alio usud it for uoi-o tlu-Muts, with most ___~-u<itory ri__dlt*. It also oures mosquito blte_, and those of any Other in sert I have recommended it to novel — poreons, who have been much pleased with the relief It has att-rdod them in various ailments, sore heads, toothache. &c. I u_e it now a* a house hold remedy. ] U)U, dear sir. Vo»-9 f alUifullir,- NOJSL DX LEON.

A CHIEF ENGINEER'S EXPERIENCE IN TASMANIA.

Hobart Tasmania, S.s. Tusman, _ l_t Fobi-nary, IBBS. I wish to certify te the ofllcaey of St. Jacob's OU, as used on a fractured knee, which was oc casioned somo five y»ars Bincc. I havo nover felt the slightest pain sinco twin* tlie above, while formerly I suffered with every change of weather. Ynu arc at liberty to use this an you may think proper. -. „ , VILUAMS> Chief Engineer.

LETTER FROM ONE OF THE LEADING HOUSES OF SYDNEY.

Ollleo of !l. Towns nnd Co., Hytlnov, llth November, 1882. Mcssr.. Elliott Brothers, Wholesale Druggists. Sydney. (.ontli'HiiM),—Would yon oblige me by sending mo a caw.' of St. JllOOb'S Oil f>).r 9 friend of mine, who is a llrm b-llcver i)i tins |e|nedy, Ho uses it when troubled with rheumatism, «i)d so do various members of hi* household for various complaints. I always kc-ep a bottle iv niy owu house, as it seems to be a useful household remedy, and as I mentioned to you, it cured our storekeeper's wife, who was suffering from rheumatism. Yours faithfully, WM. ED. WILSON.

The Great German Remody, St. Jacob's Oil, relieve* and euros Uheumatisti), Neuralgia. Itendaoho, TootliaoUfl, Hjicfejhi!, Spre Ihroat. Suinsy. Swellings, Serenes.-,, Ofmfinpj, Erup ons, Inflammation. Chapped Hands. Corns, Bunions, Frosted Feet nnd Ears, and all bodily pains for which an External Remody may bu applied. Sold by Druggists nnd Chemists. I'neo, Thrijo Shillings a Dottle. Directions in Eleven Lang'u&gw, *_i-'Ofnnfuiy every Bottle. - M. LEVY AND VQ„ Auckland, Wholcsalo DooOt '

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1883.



SB—g—B-OBSB —— -'" Art Exhibition- GRAND ART EXHIBITION AND CONVERSAZIONE, IN AID OK BERESFORD-STftifiET CONGREGATIONAL cHpiicij -JEW OPPAN, to iiR ii-i.n is ST, JAMES'S HALL ON TUESDAY & WBPNJ-SDAY, SEI>T. 4 & 5. Works of Art, Qvhw, tojj.iJT.Kio Ins™i'- MENTS, AND THE L-TBST M;yBLTIf;.S IN I'IIOTOORAI'HY, NEVER IIKKOHIi EXIimiTKD IN AUCKLAND. Dread and Cofectionery Competition (Articles will bo on Yiow). PROGRAMME FOR TUESDAY. 1. Ove_fi|f£_=" L'Aurcole" .. .. Bonlllon J.i^n 2. Pianoforto Solo "','. MR Ashton Brcck 3. Chorus—"Como to tlie lair" (from "Martha").. •• ■• *r.otow BHKKSFOrU--STREI_T CnUItCU CHOIR. 4. Comic Duet .. .. Mil and Miss Peace 5. "YaTso-" T}ny" Cootc JUjjd. 6. Piano Duet.. Misses lUYi.ps and Hobkins 7. Solo-"LaCarita" , R,o_sinl Mrs Chadwick (with trio)— Misses HaT'-Hs. Peace, and Geb. R, Piano Solo MISS Kbup 5, B fl ip Mit VV. Baxter 10. SchQttli>ohc—" Pretty fet" .. Band. 11. Duete-" Queen pf the >Mcht''.. .. Smart Mr If ariiutt and Miss Lppv Jlarbutt. 12. Pianoforto Duo--'' Wcddjnß Mnrpji " .. ... Mrs Clarke and Miss Bond. Solo; Mrs Wehh. 13. Gipsy Chorus from Prccisea — " Tho Stars that Abovo Us aro Shining".. .. Weber Choir. 11. Valso—"BrlsedesMuto" .. .. Lnmoth Band. 15. Sqlo Mr Murray 18. Trio (for ihalo voices) — " Winds, Gently Whisper-' .. ' Messrs Shaw, Edwards, Baxter, Bradley, Eady, and Abkl. 17. Operatic Selection—(Roylo'ff) .. ... Band 18. Chorus—'"l'llPParnovolo" .. ... Roaslnl Choir. God Save the Quee_t. Conductor, Mr Chadwick ; Leader of Orchestra and Accompanist, Mr Hooton. By Special Roqucst, tlio Exhibition will be opon on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock, when Children Will be admitted at half price—6d, A Good Programme of Vocal and Instrumental Music. POPULAR PRICE—ONE SHILLING, Tickets at Mossrs Chamntaloup and Cooper's, W. E, Mears's, and Arthur Body's, Queen-street Doors opon at 7.30, Gazette in Bankruptcy. XN BANKRUPT *CV, Creditors In tho following Estates (who have not already dono so) aro requested to provo their Claims with me on or beforo TUESDAY, tbo 4th September, 1883, whon nrstand final Divi dends will bo payablo.-— DAVIS, JAMES WILLIAM, of Victoria street, Grocor. BERGHAM, JAMES, of Ahipara, Store keeper. FREEMAN, ROBERT DEAN, of Flat Bush, Settlor. POOLEY, JOHN JOSEPH, of Ponsonby, Builder. THO. MACTFARLANE, Trustee. Supreme Court, Auckland, August 27, '883, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "Tho Debtors and Credi tors Act, 876," and amendments, and of the Bankruptcy of John Seukup, of the City of Auckland, Carter, a Debtor. This is to notify that John Seukup, of the City of Auckland, New Zealand, Carter, has this day tiled a statement that he is unable to meet his e-igagemonts with his Creditors; the First Meet ing of Creditors to bo held at the Supreme Court houso, Auckland, on MONDAY, the 10th day of September, 1883, at il o'clock in tho forenoon. Dated this 3rd day of September, ISB3. G, W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. Devore and Cooper, Queon-strcet, Auckland, Solicitors for tlio Debtor.



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WA N T E D, Respectable Board and Residence by a Young Gentleman; bath. —Apply, stating turniß, Sic., " X.Z.," STAnQftlcc, WANTED, by a Ymjng Man (single), Ppard and Residence jn (i private fapiily; tin _o minutes' walk from top ot Hepburn-street —Apply " J.A.M.," olllce of thjs pupop, ANTED, a Respectable Boarder ; terms, 20s, including washing.—Mrs Ryder, Havelock House, Symonds-street, comer of llaToluckstrcet WANTED, Private Apartments, by Married Couple. — Address P.T.F., Evknisu Stah Office, WANTED, the Ladies to como and sco Mrs Woomaker In hor host bonnet at tho " Trial of John Barleycorn." t^j WANTED, a Small Harmonium in ex change for a Piano.—Webb and Co., Lyceum Hall, Hobson-street near Victoria-st ANT ED, Attention ! — Men's, Women's, Boys', Girls', and Children's First-class Boots and Shoes ; extraordinary low prices.—H. J. Andrews, Ponsonby. TTf ANTE D. — Linoleum Co.'s " B " TT Duality, 3sfid; "A" qualltv (the very best), 3n'lid; 9.4 Blankets, 3s 6d cach.-J. M. McLachlan's Cash Safe, 2_2, Qqcejirgtreot WANTED. —When you are in Hobson street call and see tho large and choico stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for the coming season, at Munro and Milligan's. WANTED, Inhabitants of Ponsonby to kj)pw that Andrew's Boot and Shoe Es inuusninoiit will . e:ppcn qn .Saturday, Septem ber ', next Itobson's Drapery, Ponsonby. ANTED ! Wanted te Sail, vory cheap, having bought n Lot of Groceries vory cheap, Washboards, only fid (worth Is); Dark Blue, only :'d lb.; Plaid Matches, (id doz., is (kl per gross; Bell and Co.'s Tin Boxes, Is Iki per doz.; Good Tea, Is Id lb.; Harper Twelve trccs's Washing Powders, only 7d doz.; Good Pickles, Jd bottle; Epsom Salts, Id por doz., 2s box; Hudson's Soap Powders, 4 packets for Od; SiiiiiU Til) Bpxes Matches, 2 boxes for Id, 5d per doz.; Arrowroot 3dlb., I2ll». fn'r'-s ;Sago, 4d lb, I2lbs. for 3s Od ; Hump Heed, Id lbl, 1211)8. for 2« 3d; Canary Seed, 5d lb., 12 lbs for 4s; Patent Groats, 4d por lb. tin, 3atkl doz.; Shop Twino, kl per ball. Is Id lb; Clothes Pegs, Is 4d per gross; Dried Apples, only 4d lb.; Onions, 2d lb.; Note Paper. 10 quires for Is; Lemon Peel, Is Id.—ll. WATT, Pitt-street.—Largo Vases, 5s Cd por pair (woi-Q) 10^1, WANTED TO BELL, an. Elegant Rich-toned Piano, quite now, price only &"s.— Webb and Co., Lyceum Hall, Hob son-strcot, near Victoria-street WANTED, te Sell, Now Sydney Drays and Heavy Spring Carts, at reduced prices.—Owen Kully, Royal Oak, Onehunga. ANTED to Rent, a 6-roomed House nbar town.—Address "Permanent," Mr Waltor Smith, Baker, Vjclpr'a-S-eot WANTED, to pent or lease, a 4 or^S- Roomod Houso, close to town.—Apply Newman,' I'lastprer, Sargood's New Buildings, WANTED to Lot or Lease, in Parnell, a 5-roomed Cottago, w)pi gai'dim, greon houso, gas, good well, and overy convenience— Apply for address Stah Office. AN TE D, to Lot, Two Rooms (furnished); suit two bachelors; partial Board if required.—lsl, Grey-street WANTED to let, a Bpd.oom and Par lour, unfurnished, to a respectable gen tlemnn.—For address apply Stah Office. WANTED to Buy, a four or r]ve-rqomed 'House, n°ar flip pify.—Address: N,E., Newton RO(id'Po3't-i__Hub, W~" ANTED, to Buy Loft-nll* Clothing of evory description for cash. Families waited upon. All ordors punctually attended to.—Address: C. Whitten, WoUesloy-st, West. WANTED TO PURCHASE, Four good Hacks-Apply to G. Hazell, Riding school; WANTED to Purchase, Cheap, a Ten Horse-power Boiler and Engine,—Apply by letter to Engine, Stah Olllce. WANTED, Purchasers for Mangolds in any quantity.—Apply Fisher and Co., Queon-strcet WANTED KNOWN, Lots of Fresh Bargains at all my shpps. Particulars soon.— ______ It Dampior, WANTED KNOWN—That lam now prepared to take Orders for all kinds ol Surface Drain Tiles; also, tho Tile known as the Carriage Dr Ivo Patent Border Tile, now so mucl approved of, which I am now making to the order of tho City Council for the Albert Park Garden Border 'Piles of all Patterns, Sample.l andpricpflattnqPqttery.—Goorgo Boyd, NowtOl Ppttcry. WANTED KNOWN—French Merinos in all colours, Cheviots and Frond Cashmeres, Winceys, Wool Plaids, half prico.- J. Cosgravo & Co. WANTED KNOWN.-Charles Kelsej and Co, conflno themselves (in Jewel lery) entirely to real Gold and Silver.—Cliarlc Kelsoy and Co., two doors bolow Morrin's', Iron mongers. ' WANTED KNOWN, 250 Pieces Mil ton Cloth for Dresses, OJd per yard,—J Cosgrave and Co. WANTED KNOWN—Cheap Timber Cheap Timdeh ! And all other kladi of Building Materials, can bo purchased cheapo and better than anywhere else at the yards o D, Goi-DIB, Albcrt-stroct "VVT ANTED KNOWN Any Gentleman of Auckland who is sufforini from Rhoumatism I will Cure Free of Charge to provo to tho pnblic tho o'Ucacy of my treat ment of this disease. A CURE FOR CORNS. A CURE FOR WORMS. PROFESSOR ELLIS, MnmcAL Herbalist treats on all; diseases; and whero a complct cure of any discaso (not too far gone) is no effected, ho returns half of tho cost. Socrc Complaints cured,—Noto the address; No, 30! Queen-street (next Young Womon's Institute, Hours: From 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. ANTED KNOWN, 50 Piceos o Plush in all Colours, Is Sd ; usual prict 2s Gd.—J. Cosgrave and Co. ANTED KNOWN — 500 Piece Horrooks's Calico, 3s Cd por dozon yard; —J. Cosgrave and Co. WANTED, tho Ladies to know tha Munro and Milligan havo scoured th services of a first-class Milliner, and arc noi prepared to supply milllnory in all its branch! on tho shortest notice. ANTED KNOWN, — In Jeweller} Charles Kelsey & Co. koep nono of th many closo imitations of Gold and Silver, by real Gold and real Sllvor only.—Charles Kelso & Co., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers WANTED KNOWN—IOO .Pieces Bloc Coloured Silk Velvet, 2s per yard.—, Cosgrave & Co.



Wanted. WANTED, first-class Man Cook, 50s; Second Cook, 255; Woman Cook, ,ss; Man ns Boots, 25s -, 2 Waitresses, 15s; and 14 others.—Mrs Elsnioro. WANTED, Office Boy, 0 Farm Hands, Female Servants, town, country hotels. No fees unless engagements.—Heigh ton and Co.,' 17;, Queen-street WANTED, a Strong Boy for the Pantry.—Apply E. Waters, Dining Rooms, Queen-street. WANTED, a Partner with Capital to join a practical brickmaker on equal terms.—Apply to E. Porter and Company, Iron mongers, Queen-street, WANTED KNOWN, that we have re ceived another shipment, ox Clansman, of Canterbury Seed and Kidney Potatoes, also nriuie Oamnrit Dcrwcnts, not to be excelled in the market—Da vies, McMillan and Company 13 Custoins-strcet, near H, B. Morton's. \VTANTED, TENDERS FOR A LEASE. To be Let by Tender, on Lease for a term not exceeding twelve years, the property formerly occupied by the late Mr John Morgan, on tlie Mount Roskill Road. Thero is a six-roomed dwelling-house and stable, with 14 acres land laid down in grass and orchards, and con veniently sub-divided. The proporty is situated in an olovated posi tion on the Mount Roskill Road, within three j miles from the Post-offlce, and will bo lot in a good state of repair. Tenders are invited for a lease of a part or tho whole of tlie property as por plan nnd particulars at my office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders will be received up to SATURDAY, Bth inst. F. G. EWINGTON, Estate Agent (Next to the " Herald" Ottlce). WANTED KNOWN-Waterproof Mantles in endless varloty, from Is 6d.— J. Cosgrave & Co, WANTED KNOWN — The New Vic toria Photo Album at Charles Kelsey & Co.'s., two doors below Morrins', Ironmongers. ANTED KNOWN—SO Pieces Black i and Coloured Best Yelvotocn, Is Od per yard.—J. Cosgrave & Co. TIT ANTED KNOWN. If thero bo but one Herbalist In tho Colony propared to treat all diseases, what have become of Noil and Clifford, the well-known Herbalists, who have, during the hist two years, rolloved and cur d so many in Auckland and the sur roundings districtsi Testimony daily inccoasing to the good effects of their many valuable com- Bounds, a fow of which they now bring before 10 Public. LIVER TONIC Is acknowledged to bo ono of tho best Com pounds over mado for Regulating tho Llvor in this relaxing climate. Is Od and 2s a bottle COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA For Purifying the Blood, so much needed in tho Spring Season, 2s Gd a bottle. PAIN CURER, Cheap and moro offoctual In relieving Internal and External Pains than any yet brqught be fore tho public. Is and is Gd a bottle. GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2s 6d BOTTLE, NEIL & CLIFFORD, HERBALISTS, WELLESLEY-STREET EAST, AUCKLAND. ANTED, 4 Exporienoed Coal Miners. —Apply to Bay of Islands Cool Company, Insurance Buildings. \Xr ANTED KNOWN. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. STEPHENSON'S LADIES' EMPORIUM. MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING ON THE PREMISES. Costumes Made up In 24 Hours' Notice. Tho Managing Dressmaker boing Mrs Spain, whose Stylk, Workmanship, and Fit Aro so well known, and socond to none. Our C.'iarges are below Qucen-stroct Prices. A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Most Fashionable Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &C, &c. Ladies' Own Materials Mado Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES, is 6p PER YARD. New Dftrk Tftrtai) Checked LP'Str)3B, lid per yd. 300 PAIRS KID GI_OVES, 18 lip PER PAIR. Sucoossful Contractor for Drapery for Lunatic Asylum, 1883, STEPHENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Emporium, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Sporting. QCOTTS NRYAPA HOTEL. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP, RUN TO-MORROW, SEPTEMBER 4th. Tim Bookmakers will ho in attendance to Wager op thlH Kaoc, st lb. Btlb. The Drummer, Syrs 8 12 Aide-do-Camp, Sardonyx, oyrs ~ 811 3ys • ■ 5 ? Kegenlioo, lyra .. 810 Fstl)enion,3yrs !6 5 Willeroo, 6yrs ..8 7 Ascot, lyra ... 0 4 The Gem, svra ..87 Boscawcn, lyrs 6 4 Cunmiiuulla,_yrs.. 8 ft Phillis,4JTS ■• § 0 Nicholas, lyrs .. 7 S Norman, 4yr?.. « 0 Yately, ugpd |: 1 " Gloucester, syrs o 0 ! Inclusive of s(b penalty. AT THE NEVADA HOTEL TIHS EVENING. "jl/T ELBO UR N E CUP. FINAL NOTICE. Adam Bcdo respoctfully requests all Intending Subscribers to apply at onco, ns the No. 2 List is nearly filled, ana will be drawn immediately.:! I /~1 rand billiard tournament, nkvalulTotkl, Entries olose SATURDAY, 15th September, 10 p.m. Handicap published 18th. Ganio, 150 up. Ist Prize, £H (Trophy or Cash); 2nd, 80s (Trophy or Cosh). Entries, 4s; Accept- Hafldjoapper. : R. HawkCS and A. Aylett Wectings, ALL Persons Interested in the formation of a Gymnastic ciub «ro requested to ; meet at St. Sopulchre'. Holiool-yoom, Symonds streot on' Tuesday next, 4th Soptember, at 8 ' p,in.-C. S. S. Gcurgo, 29th August 1883. • --vf o f i c Hk\ Tho Annual Meptlng qf the Government ■ Houso Archery and Lawn Tennis Club will be 1 held on TUESDAY, the Jth Of Sept, an Gtavcrn • mout House lawii, at 3.30 P.m., E^Si, O*J","0*J"," mttting, >fcmbo ( 'B are particularly requested to attend. Business-Election of officers for en , suing year and goncral. _. NAT „ ANi Hon. Sec. A Now Lqdge will bo instituted at tho Young r Men's Christian Association Rooms on VV ED, r NESDAY Evening, at half-past 7 o dock sharp, , by tho Grand Worthy Chief Templar and hxecu , tivo Officers of the Grand Lodge. Visiting ' mombora aro cordially invited. Friends wishing J to ioin aro requested to forward tholr names to , Bro, J. L Longbottom, G.W.C.T., Albert-street j B, POWLE. Sec, P'-o tern. "VTEWTON LODGE OF MARK " JIN MASTER MASONS, No, 280, E.O. Tho regular Monthly Communication will bo held in tho Lodge-room, Masonic Hall, Karanga, ; tape Road TB-MORROW (Tuesday) EVEN ' ING, at 7.30 o'clock precisely, Visiting Mark ' Brethren are cordially invited to attend.—By 3 oojiunand of the W.M. .. co""1"""' v w . J, BROWN, Secretary, Ooo(i~on's London Arcade. • See t Gtoodson'S London Arcade. • THEFIRE! _. At Goodson'B being confined to the reseryo.stock ? te tee packing-roSni. tho Arcadois uninjured. ' antl our friends need havo no apprehension of being suppHod with any goods damaged by fire or water, the whole having boon tflsposcd of and romoved from tho premises. Novcr was , thq stock equal or the arrangements so com- U picto as at tho present time. In Gold and Silver ?t Jewellery, Clocks and Watches (all warranted) . we liave a magnificent assortment of the newest j designs, at prices defying competition. V. c 1 mako no virtue of keeping only Pure Jewellery, ns to moot the requirements of our extensive business wc endeavour to supply the most 3 artistic imitation, and offer it at a price within the reach of all. The increasing demand for 3' Abyssinian Gold has lod us to import largely, - and wo havo just opened the largest and most ■s comprehensive assortment we havo yet received, 3 and invite inspection of its display in our Vic toria-streot Jewellery Window. In Gold-eased - (stUl a great favourito) and Silvorinc wo have )t some groat specialities. Jet being greatly m ,o demand, wo have a splendid stock of tho newest tv designs. J, See it Gtoodson'S London A_Rcade. iy Note the addresses— - GOODSON'S LONDON ARCADE, Auckland " LOXI-'ON OFFICIfc: 58, St. Mary Aie.



— _ , , — Miscellaneous Wanteds. CLOTHING, Shirts, and Hosiery will be .Sold at one-half their usual price. This enormous sacriflco is to prevent warehousing our stock during tlio alterations.—S. Coombes and Co. OMESPUNS . (such excellent value never before seen in the Southern Hemis phere) reduced to 3!d and -l_d at Coombes's before commencing alterations. ILLINERY. — The whole of our Extensive and Well-assorted Stock has been re-marked at half cost price at S. Coombes and Co.'s. Only for a few days. ■ S~~~AMUEL COOMBES'S Extraordinary. Bargains at prices never before heard of in Auckland. Goods at one-third their usual price. Only for a few days. STARTLING BARGAINS in Ladies' Underclothing. £500 worth to select from. Sold at half usual price, for a few days only, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. i>D EACH.—Ladies' Felt Hats reduced (V from 3s (kl.for a few days only, before our alterations at S. Coombcs and Co.'s. FA PIECES of FASHIONABLE ajyy DRESSMATERIAL at 3_d per yard, for a few days, prior to the alterations at S. Coombes and Co.'s. f_ A DOZEN HEMMED HANDKER 9X\J CHIEFS, at Is lid per dozen; 1,000 Bundles Hosiery to be Sold at Nominal Prices, for a few days only, at S. Coombcs and Co.'s. 3 ______ YARDS of all-wool ESTA ■ \J\J\J MENES and French Serges, !Ud 'a yard (usual price Is GJd), at Coombes's. For a few days only, _________ T "I iifiti WORTH of Calicoes, ._Li_L«\fT/Vf Shirtings, Flannels, Blan kets, etc., very cheap. We sell Crewdson's Cali coes at 23d per yard, for a few days, at S. Coombes and Co.'s, - A SINGLE GENTLEMAN requires a a superior General Servant or House keeper ; neighbourhood of Auckland.—Apply "Primus," Star Office, stating wages and giving references. REQUIRED, for a term, a 7 or 8-roomed Houso (furnished or unfurnished), vicinity of Auckland; stabling and paddock. No children.—Apply by letter to Alpha, Star offlco. ' CURE FOR INDIGESTION — TONIC BALSAM;—a Genuine Liver Regulator. Price, 3s a bottIe.—SHARLAND & CO. (oppo site Post-offioe^) OT. MARK'S, REMUERA. Owing to Mr Rhodes having accepted an appointment at Pitt-street Church, a Principal Bass is required at St. Mark's. The position of Director of the Choir, jointly with the position of Bass, or separately, is offered to competent applicants. Stipend is no object to gentlemen of good abilities. For duties, term 3, Sec., apply by letter to tho Organist of the Church. _____ O WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. —A Collarman with six years' experience in London wants'Einployineht—Apply by letter to XXX, Star Office. For Sale. FOR SALE, Rosebank, Avondnle, 18 acres First-class Land, unimproved, close to Whau creek ; river frontage. Prico, £35 per acre.—Apply D. F. Evans, Queen-strent. (875) 1710R SALE, New Windsor, near Avon . dale, 21 acres roally Good Land, part ploughed and fenced, close to Mount Albert and in a rising district Price, £20 per aero.—Apply 1). F. Evans, Queon-atrcct. (8)7) FOR SALE, Wnikomiti, close to railway station, 110 Acres of really good and wel> sheltered Land; good spring. First-class for fruit growing. —D. F. Evans, Laud Agent, Queen-street (i' 6) ITIOR SALE, cheap, a Light Waggon,— . Apply No. I, Albert Terrace. FOR SALE (Jewellers or Dentists), 1 Pair of 1-inch Rolls (quite new and guaran teed), £10,—Apply "E.W., Star office. ITIOR SALE, on Electric Pen, w'th Bnt . tcry and Stencil Paper complete.—Apply Mi- Hammond, Grammar School. Parnell. FOR SALE, a Spring Cart.—Apply R. Witt, Durham-street ITIOR SALE, Small Carver-built Boat' _ nearly new ; with yacht mooring anchor and chain ; also, buoy and chain attached.— Apply at tlio Lyceum Hall, Hobson-street. FOR SALE, cheap, on weekly pay ments, 2 Nice Allotments In centre of Nowniarket—Box 506, l'ost-olllco. OR SALE, £15 cash, balance easy terms, Cottago and L_in4, Mqnnt Roskill Road.—W-'V. Stcyeijs, Hjgh-stycct Qhjmibors, FOR SALE, Forsyth best Manilla Hemp ROPE, assorted siaos, at lowest current rates, at J. It. Roberts, Albertstrcct North, FOR ISALE, a Grocery Business in a loading thoroughfare from Queen-street; also Wheolor and Wilson Sowing Machine, noarly new, with other nrticles of Household Furniture—Apply Star Office. FOR SALE, first-class Horse, either in saddle or harness; also, a Small Turn-out, —Apply Thomas, Grocer, Wood-st, Ponsonby. FOR SALE, 12 miles from town, Com pact Littlo Farm, 10 acres, six-roomed Houso, all fenced, and in cultivation.—H. Par tington, l^ndj\j£entj3tiidibur^ OR SALE, Mount Eden, Largo AUot ments, 100 x 200 feet each, walled in, and free from .stone, level splendid view.—H. Par' tington. Land Agent, Stiohbury's Buildings. 17*1011 SALE, Seaileld View, Comfortable " 1-roomod House, in fli-it-class order; also, G-roonied House.—H. Partington, Land Agent, Stiehbury's Buildings. OR SALE, Brown-street, Ponsonby, Largo 5-roomed* Hopse, with good allot ment, good well, and gas lftid \s\.—\i. Partington, Stiehbury's Buildings, . FOR SALE, superior double-seated BUGGY'; stylo and quality combined with moderate price. All work guaranteed by the builder—B. Harvio, 321, Quecn-stroot OR SALE (North Shore), Allotment, 100 feot x Hti feot. This is a grand site, and can be had for £2 l Js per foot The owner is desirous to sell nt once.—Apply by letter for full particulars to to X Y__, Star office. OR SALE (a Bargain), a Cottego of 5 rooms; gns and water laid op, outbuild ings &c. Furnituro can bo bad also if required. Must bo sold ot once. Price, £31*,-* or fuU particulars apply by letter to Bargain, STAR oilloc. PONSONBY (Grace-street,)— Allotment, 50 feot x 130 feet This is quite a cheap piece of ground, and will be sold at onco for £.1 5s nor foot—For fpll particulars apply by letter to Ponsonby, Star oltlcc, FOR SALE, at Northoote, a 4-roomed IIQUSQ, !" t. Food position (old Picnic Ground); will bo sold cheap, owner wanting monoy.-Apply J. liyftn, Houso Agent, &c, Karangahape Rond, near Upper Queen-street OR SALE, pretty Pony PHEATON ; light, compact, and easy of access. Others aro roady for painting, and can bo iinistieU to taste. Open or with hoods or extension tops. Those Carriages are unequalled lor stylo and convenience, combined with durability and chonnncss.-K. Ilarvic 324, Queen-street OR SALE, GROCERY AND DRAPERY BUSINESS In an important suburban thoroughfare; first class position and good tr«df' t^*?t^ h^ 11 ?. r part only of the goods may be taken at a valua tion. Along Willi the business will be sold a valuable Freehold, for tho pure base of which torms can be arranged; early application neces sary-Central Freehold Land Agency, corner Queen-street and Vulcan Unc. - Gkoroe Eraser, Manager. T>EKIN DUCK EGGS For Sale.— X Apply Arthur's Mart. WELLINGTON-STREET,— Fine large corner, 110x155; House 5 rooms, fowl houses, Orchard, Opposite Y\oods, butcher, Oboap i a good investment MOUNT EDEN—Fipo Building Allotments; volcanic soil i convoniont to town. £2 per loot NORTH SHORE--A few Acres near Choltcn. ham Beach ; £100 por acre. Likely to sell for double the motiM' a few months hence, Also, HOUSES of aU aissca and all prices. No pains spared to suit intending purchasers. MONEY to LEND on Freehold security, BENJ. TANNER, 8, Quoon-Btroet. PIANO.— For Sale, that fine upright Grand, used at Mr Gooch's Concert; a Bargain to persons wanting a good instrument -ORGANS For Sale, just unpacked, fourteen stons. two kneo swolls, auftablo, for small churches. Thoy are the host ever imported.;- H VRMONIUMS, fivo octaves, two pedals, in good order;prico*MQ_-HAllMONllj>l.walnut case, three stops, in good order; pneo £12.- PIANOS by Bord. Rosowood nnd Walnut Cases, at £21 and m-PIANOS, Gorman, Iron Frames. __lU.-The above now on view at MR THOS. H, WEBB'S,-Oak Houso, Hobson-street, 3 door. from Cook-street, Lost and Found. T"I REWARD.—Lost, on Saturday _________ night, a Gold Locket and Chain, in jrVnkfin Road, Victoria-street, Queen-street, Albert-street, or Wellesley ..root. - Finder nleaso leavo t for G. Warman, caro of T. and K. fcmstdc. Albort-strcct, as tho Lookot and Chain will be known anywhere, ONE POUNIi REWARD.-Lost, at Lako Takapuna. near the Church, a Dark Bay Coltabout la hands, with saddle and bridle, returning same to S. Writloy, North coto, will receive the above reward. T OST in Newton, on Saturday night, I a Purse containing silver.—Plcaso leave al Star Offlco, or at Scott's, Grocer, Karangahape Road, , LOST, In Manukau Road, Parnell, a Purse containing vory near £2. Finder will b< rewarded.-Apply Mr Fordyco. Parnell. OST, Fox Terrier Slut, with blacl patch over loft eyo; answers to namo o Music, Kinder rewarded.-Apply J. Young Albert Hotel. LOST, on Saturday evening, a Plaii Gold Mlxpah Ring (broad band), botwcei St. Benedict's Church and Rocky Nook, or.oi Mount Roßkill Road.—los reward on rcturnim same to this oflico. FOUND, on Saturday night, in Parnell purse containing money. — Apply Jas Allen, Hill-street, Newmarket Money. i -j- -« £A TO £10,000 LENT on Buildinj [ JJ I \j Society principles, or on other term 1 to suit borrowers. Allotments bought an. Houses built mt Weekly Payment Systen Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List o Properties for salo on lth page. Six: por con) allowed on money deposed for ("!• Williamson, Land, Estate, aim Ag^t^d^ucrJiVnteanLana



To Let. TO LET, a Two-roomed Cottage in Green street, near Convent, off College Road, TO LET, Large Building suitable for Stables or VY orkshops, \ ietoria-strcet— Apply to G. Akors, or 11. Partington, Stiehbury's Buildings. 0 LET, on Mount Eden Road, a 5- Roomed House; gas laid on.—Apply A. Crockett, Grocer, Mount Eden Road. TO LET, 2 Furnished Rooms.—For ad dress apply Messrs Clifford and Lye, Drapers, Grey-street. TO LET, Two Large Unfurnished Rooms; fireplace, also use of cooking Stove; 6a per week.—Mrs Warburton, Buresf ord sfcreet TO LET, Room, furnished or unfurnished, with uso of kitchen.—Apply lower corner Harding and Graham-treets, TO LET, in Karangahape Rond, a Shop and. Dwelling. —Apply to Thos. lielchcr, Upper Queen-street. Mb LET, One Dirge Room with fire __L place; suitable for a dressmaker.—Apply Mrs Murphy, Ponsonby Road. TO LET, a Pleasant House for the su.ninior months. — Apply corner of Picton and Hepburn streets TO LET, Furnished Apartments, Sittine room, and ono or two Bedrooms; gas; bath and shower; private family. — Apply Star Office. TO LET, 6-roomed House with large garden, Paget-stroet, Ponsonby.—Apply Masonic Hotel. TO LET, a new 6-roomed House iv Bond street, off Great North Road; two register grates, oven, gas, tank and good well.—Apply Surrey Kill Store, or Mrs T. J. Murray, on the premises. TO LET, most convenient Cellar and Yard ; also, Otlice.—Apply W. V. Stevens, corner Vulcan Lane and High-street. TO LET, a Large Shop in tho best part of Karangahape Roan; rent, 15s a-week. —Apply to Crawford, Chemist, Newton. 0 LET, Shop and Dwelling, in Pon sonby Road, in tho best position for business, opposite the top of Franklin Road.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street. 0 LET, 1 or 2 Unfurnished Rooms, fire' placc, cupboards; suitable for unencum bered married couple or gentleman wanting a quiet place. Attendance if required,—Apply Mr Edwards, Hgwtgn Road. TO LET, at Marytown, Epsom, a Cottage of fivo rooms with wash-house; cooking stove, watt* laid on in kitchen, also good won with punip; large garden, &c.~-Appiy W. R. Kessell, Epsom ; pr Mr Burton, at Porter anil Co.'s, Newmarket. TO LET, a House, with furniture at valuation, suitable for- large family; Devonport, North Shot-.—Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, 177, Queen-street, TO LET, the unexpired term of Lease of Premises to Customs-street, now in tlie occupation _ Hancock and Co., Bottlers and Wino and Spirit Merchants.—Apply Hancock and Co. TO LET, those Centrally Situated Promises lately occupied by tlio Southern Produce Co., and directly opposlto Messrs T. and S. Morrill and Go's, Quoen-strcet. One of the best sia ids In tlio City.—D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-street , OWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, in the City and suburbs of Auck land Engines from 4 to 100 h.p. Indicated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 cubic feet of gas per indicated horso-power per hour for the larger sizes, to 25 feet for tho smaller. Suitable for ! Engineers, Woodworkers, Printers, Firowood Dealers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Fodder Dealers, Moistens, Sausage Makers. &c, &0., and for Amateurs' Lathes and Fret Saws. The engine outs ilrewood at 2d per ton, and at Inter mittent hoisting work tlie cost is sometimes as low as Is 8d per day for a 3. h.p. engine, tho engine running all day. Thirty-live Otto Gas Engines are now erected in Auckland. For terms and conditions, apply to, tho Secrotary Auckland Gas "Company (Limited), Fort-street, Sizes in stock— _, I, 2, SJ, 8,12 h.p, Tenders. mO ByjLDERS. Tenders will bo received until 12 o'clock on FRIDAY, 7th inst.,'for the erection of a Villa Residence, Wellesley-etreet THOMAS 11. WHITE, Architect. mq lARpENT XR s. Tenders will ho rocolvod until noon on SATURDAY, the Bth inst., for tho Erection of a Shop und Photographlo Gallery, Now. market, Plans, &c top floor, Hoffmann's Buildings. F. W. GREY, Architect. nn 0 B U I L D E R S. Tenders will bo received up to Noon on SATURDAY, Bth instant, for the Erection of a New Front to a building in Queon-strcet Plans, &c, at our Office. EDWARD MAIIONKY & SON, Architects. rr\6 "CARPENTERS AND JOINERS. Tonders will bo recoived until noon of SATURDAY, the Bth of September, for tho formation of Offices in building corner of Vulcan Lane and High-street. Plans, &c„ at my oitlcq. W. H, SKINNER, Architect. mOBUIL D E R S, Tonders will be recoived by the undersigned until Noon of TUESDAY. September 11, for the Erection of Residcnco in Symonds-street, Plans, &c, at our Offices, Quoen-street P. HERAPATH & SONS, Architects. 0 SHIPWRIGHTS.—Tenders will be received till noon of Wednesday, sth inst, for repairs to schooner Gem, Specifica: tions at Captain Anderson's, whore tenders will be received. Calls. THE AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that a CALL (tho first) of TEN SHILLINGS por Share on One Thousand Shires has boeumade, payable to tlio undersigned, It tho office of tlie Company, No. 129, Queon-str—t, Auckland, on MONDAY, the Wth SePtßmb,,r' lßß3 R .C. GREENWOOD. Secretary. Auckland, 1 at September, 1883. SOUTH PACIFIC PETROLEUM COM PANY (NO LIABILITY). Shareholders aroheroby notified thatafurther -Call (eleventh lof Slxpenco per Share has been made, payable on or boforo WEDNESDAY, tho 12th September noxt, at tlio offices of tho Com pany, cither in Sydney or Gisborne. Eleventh Call, making Shares 4s paid up. DAVID ISLES, Manager. Hamon's Buildings, __ Gisborne, N,K.. August 28,1583. Dividends. STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. Interim Dividend Warrants for the half-year ending 30th Juno lastaro now ready for delivery at this office. _.__ _______ ALEX. SKINNER, Branch Manager. 85, Queen-streot. TV I V" I D E N sT~. BRIGHT SMILE GOLDMINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Tho Share Rogistor will bo CLOSED from Noon on WEDNESDAY', tho 6th, until 10 o.m. on SATURDAY, tlio nth instant, on which latter date a Dividend of Sixpence per Bhare will be payable. Q MacDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, Ist September, 1883. -rviVIDEND. ' NEW PRINCE IMPERIAL GOLD MINING x.__.. "» COMpANY (LIMITED). 1 Tho Sharo Register will be CLOSED from ' Noon on WEDNESDAY, tho sth until Noon on ' FRIDAY, the 7th instant on which latter date a Dividend of Eight Shillings per sharo will be : payable. D . q. MacDONNELL, Manager. Auckland, Ist September, 1883. Public Notices. i ——■ : "VTOTICE.—I hereby authorise Mr Chos. ' i_N Hassot to collect all Accounts duo to mt ■ in tho Borough of Parnell, and his receipt will ' bo a sufficient discharge BERNARD MCDONALD, Contractor. Parnoll, Ist Soptembor, ikß3. iJf ° ! i 1 5 s ! All Accounts against tho Kaipara Steamshi] - Company (Limited) must be sent in to tho Com . nany Ts Ofilco, Qnecn-stroct, in duplicate, on o > boforo FRIDAY, tho Uth October next other " wiso thoy will not be recognised; and all Ac - counts duo to tho abovonamed Company mus t bo paid to tho Liquidator on or before tho abov f dato, otherwise thoy will bo placed In tho hand ■, of the Company's Solicitors. Dated, Auckland, 3Ut August, 1883. ; WILLIAM LODDER, Liquidator. n T\ON'T have your old Boots Repaired - __l Buy Now Ones at the City Market Boc _ Stall as cheap. : ENGLAND, Melbourne, and New York The newest and best Machto™ 22*5 monthly. -D. 3. Chambers, 70, Quecn-strcci : Needles for all Machines. — TS= 0~" T I C E " fl HENRY f«jS?JffllS g cutter Wangarei, does not come from (h) , t »thr«*-^s^^ cd v S?v JomnaTOd with others elsewhere. " Consul I your medical man "as to their salubrity, &c. Houses built to suit purchaser BAKm Mr Ewington is my Agent.



Business Notices. TCIANCY COODS, UNDERCLOTHING,' MRS A. MURPHY (Widow of the late Captain Murphy) Wishes to inform her friends and the public generally that she has opened a FANCY GOODS SHOP nearly opposite Sr. John's Church, Pon sonby Road, and hopes by strict attention and civility to merit a fair share of their patronage. yELVBT PILE CARPETS. J. WILKINSON begs to inform the Public of Auckland and surrounding districts that he has just recently brought from England some SPLENDID VELVET PILE CARPETS, and is prepared to sell them at a great sacrilice, viz. Is Gd per yard. Such bargains not again to be met with in Auckland. He has also a few SILK DRESS PIECES nt a very cheap rate. Note the address: — Regent - street, Kybe Pass (Private House). "jl/TESSRS. JACKSON AND RUSSELL, -"■*• SOLICITORS, - Have REMOVED from Fort-street to No. 12, Shortland Crescent (Opposite Messrs A. Clark & Son's Warehouse). Ist September, 1833. , "p E N C I N G~ SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fence of Puriri Posts, Hobart Rails, and oft. Hobart Palings, one inch apart, GGs. Paling Fence to consist Puriri Posts, 60s; Hobart Rails and Heart Kauri Palings, 555. Throe-rail Fence, Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 455. , Wiro Fences, with Top Rail, 335. Wire Fence, 7 wires, 2os. Barbed Wiro Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wires, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at barbed wire. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot, not painted, or 2s 9d por foot all complete. V cry neat Picket Fence with mill wrought Wicket Gate, all painted complete, at 3s per foot All kinds Repairs to Fences and Estimates for every description of Fonce given on applica tion to Sam. White, Fonccr, Customs-street, opposite Arnold, Hines and Co. TAMES REID AND SON Beg to call tho attention and caroful considera tion of those about to Furnish to tho Vkry Favourable Prices af ALL KINDS OF fur niture. Having introduced Steam Power, they are prepared to supply all work Cheaper than any other house in town. ■ JAMES REID & SON, Furniture Emporium. HOBSOX-STRKET (2nd SliOp from Victorla-st). "VT O T 10 E . BKES WAX ', BEES WAX I Purchased in any Quantity for Cash. Buyers of Fungus and Muntz Metal, Having purchased in China a Fine Assort ment of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can confidently recommend them, mid trusts that all his old Customers, and the Public Generally, will avail themselves of this splendid oppor tunity and call early to buy his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Koalao, Souchong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taste. Ho libb also on hand Japanese Ware, Preserved Ginger, Crockcryware, Siiks, Handkerchiefs, and oilier commodities too numerous to mention. Note the Address— JAMES AH KEW & CO., 34, Queon-strcet JM. and J. MOWBRAY have removed • to Sclierff's Buildings, Fort-street (oppo site Union Steamship, Co.'s Otlleo. County -Voticcs. /BOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. SEPARATE RATE FOR WEITI RIDING, ARARIMU RIDING, WAITAKEREI RID- , ING, WAIKOMITI RIDING, VXD MANU KAU RIDING: TO BE EXPENDED ON WORKS IN SUCH RIDINGS. Notice is heroby givon that It is the intention of tlio Waitemata County Council, under and in Eursuanco of the powers conferred upon them y Section 44 of the Copnties Amendment Act 1882, and of tho Rating Act, iBS 2, to Meet at the County Office, Coombes's Chambers, Queen street Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 7th day of September, 18S3, for the purposo of making a separate Rate of Three Farthmgs in tho Pound equally upon all Rateable Proporty within each or the Ridingß of Weiti, Aranmu, Waitakcrci, ; Waikomiti, and Manukau, in the said County, for tlie year commencing at April, -883, and ending 3st March. 8&1. as appearing in tho Valuation Rolls for tee said Ridings for tlio time being in force, and that such rate for each Rid ing will he payable In one sum on MONDAY, tlio first day of October next, '883, at the County Office, Auckland, where the Rate-hook for each Riding lies for inspection on Monday, Wednes day, and Friday, in each week from 0 till 4. OLIVER MAYS, Chairman Waitemata County Council. August 1", l»3. Funeral Notice. I. °- __°- T- The Members of Victoria Lodge, No. 22, are requested to attend the FUNE RAL of Sister Mary McMillan, which leaves the residence of Mr N. McMillan, Shcridan-stroot, TO-MORROW (Tues day), 4th Septcmbor, at 3 o'clock p.m. By order. JOHN EDGERLEY, W.S. Board and Residence. COMFORTABLE Board and Residence in town: singlo room, 18s per week.— Apply Star Office. VACANCY for Single Gentloman ; single or double room, near Post-oftice. If per manent, 18s por wcok. -r Address Mrs W. D. Dailcn, Confectioner. Queen-street. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s por Week Single Room .. -. 25s per Week Gazette Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. In tho matter of estates Bettled by John Rout, by deed dated the twontieth day of August, iB6O, and in the matter of " Tho Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Act, 1863," and " The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Aot Amendment Act, 187!*," and in the matter of the petition of Alexander Macdonald, Samuel Rout, and James Rout, filed herein. Pursuant to tlie above-mentioned Acta, notice is horeby given that on the twonty-ninth day of August, 1883, the above-named petitioners pre sented their petition to His Honor Thomas Bannatyne Gillies, Esq., praying that this honourable Court.would grant an order direct ing that the land described in the said petition, boing part of Allotment Twenty-nine of Section Four of tlio City of Aucklund, togothor with the School-house thereon erected, should bo sold, and that ono-fourth of tho proceeds of such sale should bo paid to the Trustees of tho Onehunga Congregational Chapel, and that tho balance be invested in tho purchase of other land to bo held upon tho llko trusts ns aro expressed in the said deed of tho twentieth day of August, 1860, and that tho Trustees of such land so purchased should have power to erect a Church and School-houso thereon. And notice is heroby also given that the petitioners will bo heard by this honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, tlio twenty-stxth day of Septcmbor, 1883, at elovon o'olock in tho forenoon or as soon there after as counsel can bo hoard. And that tho petitioners may bo sorved with any ordor of Court or of a Judge In Chambers or any notice relating to tho subject of tho said petition at the offlco of tho undersigned, situated at 42, Short land-strcot, in the City of Auckland. Dated this thirtloth day of August, 1883. SAMUEL JACKSON, Petitioners' Solicitor, 42, Shortland-street IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT In tho matter of tho estates sottled by Joitn Rout, by doods dated tho 7th day ol April, 852, and Ist day of April, 1851. and in tho matter of "Tho Leases and Sale; of Sottled Estates Act, 1865," and "The Leases and Sales of Settled Estates Ac Amendment Act, 879," and in the mattci of tho petition of Alexander Macdonalc and Joseph Potter, filed herein. ' Pursuant te tho above-mentioned Acts, notio , is heroby given that on the twonty-ninth day o 1 August 188:', the above-named petitioners pre sentcd their petition te His Honor Thoma Bannatyne Gillies, Esquire, praying that thi . honourable' Court would grant an order direct ing that tho land described in the said petition being part of Allotment Twcnty-nino of Scctioi „ Number Four, of the City of Auckland, togothe with tho Chapol thoreon erected, and known a Z tho Congregational High-street Chapel, shoul .. bo Bold, and that ono-fourth of tho proceeds o .. such sale should be paid to tho Trustees of tli ,V Onehunga Congregational Chapel, and that th 0 balance bo Invested in the purchase of othe „ land to bo hold upon the like trusts, as aro ox pressed In the said deeds of the st day of April 1851, and that the Trustees of such land so pur chased should have power to erect^« \»"S» and School-house thereon. And.notice lihcrcbj also given that the petitioners will bo hoar a oy f this honourable Court on UEDN^SDA^ the • twenty-sixth tcr as >t o'clock in the foienoon. or tUi _ counsel can be I'?H u,; n 4 l or d er of Court, or of a 1 maL^ ein Chamber_^ or any notice relating to o i„ fnhicct of the.said Petition, at the office of Petitioners' Solicitor, ? 12, Shortland-street. ■ Educational. . XTIGHT SCHOOL FOR BOYS ANI . J3I ADULTS (all tho year round) at Si Patrick's Boys' School, Wyndham-street r Instruction in Heading, Writing, Arithmetii 7 Book-keeping, English Grammar and Compos t tion, Algebra, Geometry, Mensuration, Median cal Drawing, &a Terms: Ono Shilling pi week for eleipcntary subjects; Extra Branchc according to number taught Hours: FromTt 9 p.m., Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,



Personal. "TA. 'DON'S CONSULTATION."-I _■___ Will the Person who forgot to send I their name and address with the lots:" I ottlco order, kindly do so at once, with 3s. the I price of this'advertisement (in stamps); letter I referred to contained Auckland Post-office Order. No. DiSti, dated September Ist Tickets await WILL the person who took nn Umbrella, marked on the handle, from Mrs Law's Schoolroom, Remuera. return it at once . _ SHOULD this meet the eye of Mr.L'iws MeKncstny, from Kamo". or any i*.rß« - acquainted witli him, call on Mr Courtn?) ; permission granted. TAM to be Tried in the School-worr, ,Alexandra-s_reet,on September 10th.—Join. Barleycorn. —— _ _-___________________________■—— Shipping. „_ T7IOR TE AROHA AI\D I ApO.-C UPPER THAMKS. j r The s.s. Kotuku will leave ii- 1 «»_._■..__«- above TO-MORROW Evening I the Ith instant. ; .'■ ' For Freight only, apply to | THORNTON, SMITH. & FIRTH. f s±s£ "D RIGAN TIN B I s%&gkjk X> STANLKY.-Tho above 1 _^g_ygtr«sH T i will sail for Te Kopurti, I "**j____ar___/-_ir Aratapu. Northern Walrtti.— I -asS___-_s_KJß_' For..freight or nasswro appi | niMcV t 0 u, O Auckland Agricultural I and Mercantile Co., No. 9 and 11, Queen-street. 1 G. W. OWEN, Manager. f Licensing; Notices. PROHIBITION UNDER THE LICENSING ACT, 1881, LICENSED TO SELL LIQUOR UNDER THE LICENSING ACT,-1881, AMENDMENT ACT, 1882. To all Licensed Persons,—Whereas it hath this day been made to appear to mo, the under signed, in open Court, that a person known by the name of JOHN PEARCK, now or lately residing at Commerce-street, Onehunga, and bj^ occupation a Sawyer, by excessive drinking of intoxicating liquor misspends, wastes, lessens. his estate, greatly injures his health, endangera or interrupts the peace and happiness 61 hla family, I, the undersigned, forbid you, tho said Licensed Persons, to soil the said John Pear—v any intoxicating liquor for tho space of One Year from the date hereof. Given under, my hand this twenty -second day of August, 18»_, at Auokland, in the Colony of Now Zealand. THOMAS JACKBON, R.M- Medtcat. LIVER REGULATING: . AICKIN'S PODOHPHYLLIN PILLF, No. A, aro now known.frani Invircargln to Mongonui as ono of the mqst ell-ct_vo reme dies for "SLUGGISH LIVER." Torpid Digests five Function, Billiousuesa, Chronic Con3tipaTf_f tion, Flatuloncy, &c. Thoy arc a safe aperient,!?.;l AND CONTAIN HO MINERAL W-lATEVER. IP Sold in Boxes at Is, and Bottles at Is tkl and 2s 6d (all sugar coated), AT THE PHARMACY, , QUKKN-TnKKT.I DR. WILKINS, Oculist and Aurist to Chrißtchureh Hospital, Is now in Auck land, and will remain until Thursday, Septem ber 6th, to treat -ye, Ear, and Throat Diseases, Adjust Sight for Proper Glussps, Spectacles, &c. —Rooms at Mr Graves Aickih's, tlio Pharmacy" Queen-street Hours of consultation: 10 to 12, and2tosp.m,—August 13,1853. 0~ R ~M S, AH children puffer from thorn. If suspected, ask for tlie Cortain Cure, SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet Apothecaries' Hall, opposite I'OBt-ofllce FOR WINTER COUGHS ami Bronchial Irritation, TRY AICKIN'S SYRUP OP EUCALYPTUS.with Hypophosphito of Lime and Quinine. For Incipient Consumption and Chronic Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrupof Eucalyptus, wlth Hypophosphite oMinio and Quinine, is most certainly altcrativo and curativo. - - Try it for Broncititib and Asthila. Address r— THE PHARMACY. QuEEK-STBBgr. RATS! RATS! RATSI-Use SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTF. Rats eat it greedily, and die; no suioll. Price, Ono Shilling a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO.. opposite Post-office. SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Absolutely tlio best remedy evor made for COUGHS, fIRONCHITIS, AND COLDS. Price, -s 6d and Is 6d a Bottle. SHARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNYROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-The moat popular medicine of tho dftj'. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agents, SUAHi-ANi) & Co., opposite tlie Post office, " THE BAKING POWDER par excellenca AICKIN'S DERATED BAKING POWDER-" Tho Most Economical." "Yields more Yeast Gas." Puro Material only. Not Mixed with Rice Flour or Alum. In tins nt Is 6d and 2s Od. Special Price Wholesale. Address; THE PHARMACY, Queen-street. TOOTHACHE CURE — Instantaneous - Roliof-ODd.NTAI_GIC.-ls per bottle.-^ SHARLAND & CO. (opposite Post-Dice). THE Best Preparation extant for pi—not ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson'B LOTION FOR THIS HAIR. It is prepared from tlio original formula of this eminent authority by Charles BuTcnER, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and Now Zealand), junction of Pitt and Groy-streets, Auckland. Auctions. TO-MORROW, SEPTEMBER 4. SALE OP LAND AT MAKARAU, HOTEO, RUARANGI, LUCAS'S CREEK, TAURANGA. D. F. EVANS HAS received instructions to sell by public auction, at his Land Mart, Queen street (next Bank of Australasia), to_morrow (Tuesday), September _, at 12 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES— * MAKARAU-Lots 31 and 32, Parish of Maka rau, 116a. HOTEO—Lot 13 and Part 10, Parish of Hoteo. County of Marsdcn, 140a.; rich bush Und with valuablo timber, and near M&hu rangi. RUARANGI — Mflldle Portion of Lot 82, County of Wangarei, 40a. LUCAS'S CREEK—Western Portion of Lot 298, Lot 297, and S.W. Portion of Lot 30?,- Parisli of Ptikcatua.(near Hotel at Lucas's Crock, and adjoining Kolly's bush).- TAURANGA-Lot 141, Parish of Te Puna, 50a.; Lot 94, Parish of To Papa, 50a. D. F. EVANS, Auctiogper. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5. TRADE SALE OF JAP ANN ED WARE, TINWARE, HOLLO WARE, CUTLERY. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooms, on abovo date, at 11 o'clock, A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE GOODS. Just Landed. Tho Auctioneer calls special attention to the above, being all Best Goods and a Largo Assort ment. Terms at Sale. W. S. COCHRANE.] [JAMES I.'ACRE. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, At 11 o'clock. ELECTRO - PLATED WARE, GLASS WARE, MEASURES. THE subscribers will sell, at their Rooms, Fort-street, on Wednesday, 6th Instant at J 11 o'clock, I A consignment of very superior ELECTRO , PLATED WARE, consisting of * Cruets, Card Baskets, Toast Racks, Stands, 6 Tea and Coffee Services, Jugs, Sardine '* and Biscuit Boxes, Teapots, Spoons, Forks, 1 etc. 2 cases Pint and Soda Tumblers _ 2 cases Wlno Glasses f 2 cases Caraffes - 3 dozen Pewter Measures, glass bottoms—half -3 pint and quart ? 20 dozen Halter Chains. I* SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, r Auctioneers. . s .: ;[ AT AN EARLY DATE. _ SorwSt^or'"M_?N_i MC_SBY» " ;'KINA" "LILY" ! Paddle „ "CITY OF CORK," Together with 1 SUBSIDY, TRADE, ALL EQUIPMENTS, FURNITURE. PLANT, COALS, STORKS, BOOK DEBTS, &c, &c. E. AND A. ISAACS HAVE received instructions from the Liquidator of tlie Kaipara Steamship Company (Limited) to Sell by Auction at their rooms, Queon-strcet, at an early date, THE ABOVE. The first threo mentioned vessels aro now t trading in the Kaipara Riyor. The " Lily" and ' " City of Cork" are at present in the Auckland '• Harbour. • .* - 7 For furthor particulars apply to tho Office o [1 tho Company, or J: - E. AND A. ISAACS, g Auctioneers. to ' ' " Continued on Fourth Pog;o.