TELEGRAMS.

[PBB rRHS.I ASSOCIATION.]

Nuw Plymouth, this day,

A Stranded Schooner Launchod. The schooner Falcon, which went ashore at the VVaitara some time since, was suc cessfully launched last night py Gapt. ' Kendall. She has not sustained any damage, and will leave shortly for Grey mouth.

ChMSTCHUECH, this day. Government and Colonial Industries.

The Industrial Association passed a reso lution last night, asking Government to invite tenders in the colony for the manu facture of rolling rtoak.

THE MATAURA'S CARGO OF FROZEN MEAT.

We learn with very great pleasure that cable advices have come to the New Zealand Shipping Company reporting that the Mat-aura's cargo of frozen meat has arrired " in excellent condition."

THE FIRE IN THE CALEDONIAN MINE.

Thames, this day,

The fira at tho Caledonian No. 1 level is now well under control, and thought it may smoulder for somo time is not not likely to do any harm. Tho Waiotahi and Cale donian men are able to work, and the Golden Crown should start before long.

BASK CLERK ARRESTED.

It is currently reported in town that serious defalcations havo been discovered in the accounts of a clerk named Smith, who

was somo timo ago employed in one of tho local banks. Ho has recently been in Melbourne, and immediately on the discovery in question being made.cable nrams were sent to the Victorian police authorities, resulting in his arrest Ser geant Bulford left by the mail steamer this week, with the object of bringing Smith back to Auckland.

THREATENED NATIVE DIS TURBANCE.

[BY TUI.EGKArU.— OVfX COIIIUSSP»NDKNT.]

CahBRIDOE, this day. A KATIVB disturbance of a somewhat serious nature has broken out at Waotu. Piripiri Whfttuaio, head of Ngatingaronga tribe, .against whom tho decision in the Waotu case bofore tho recent Land Court was .riven haying failed to obtain a re-hearing o( the case, has gone on to the Block with his followers with tho object of ousting Harry Simmonds and his people, who arc at present in possession. They commenced by discing trenches across SiminonUsn private roads through tho block, and felling trees across the road through tho bush, brintnn" the timber-cutting operations to a standstill. Simmonds being a very in ielli"ont law-abiding nativo, though his ol lowers far out-numbor tho aggressors, lias resorted to the civil law for wttlement of the question.

Auckland Sharemarket.

SBPTHMBim 21ST. llink of Now Zealand-Sollers, £22 12s lid Nationul Bank-Sellers, 723 Gd m t Zealand Shipping-Sellers, 72s Gd Accideot-Buyors, 78 We lllugton-2 3 NEWMAN, Chairman.

TELEGRAPHIC SHIPPING.

[mOM PUB O\T» COIUIESPONDEHT.]

IIrjsSHLL, this day, The Penguin sailed At 8 a.m. for Fiji. Arrived: Onward.

ThSna JSfat 5 to-day. Passengers: Messrs Stewart, Milne, Brown, O Bnen, Dive, Hart, and others.

A di-amatic entertainment in connection ■with the Remuera Social Union took plaoo ia the district hall last evening, mere wa? a larpo attendance. Two amusing pieces were given by local amateurs, viz., '• Chopetick and Spikens," and " A Regular Fix " each of which passed off very success fully.

The half-caste son of Francis Scott, three years of age, dressed in light tweed knick erbocker suit, with black felt hat on which the word " Victory" is printed, was ■missing this afternoon.

The committee of the Auckland Rowing ■Association met at the vVaitomata Hotel last evening, when a report was drawn up for presentation at the annual meeting to ho hold on October Ist, wtejl new ofFicers and committee will be eleoted. The report euggests that the local Rob B,oy Canoe €lub be lurited to take part in the ngjt regatta to bo held in November. Ihe balance »b&et shows a credit bzdanco of i.l add.

Steasra Gaaetfc Brothers announce a cishsftloof «9.ooow,oithof boots at low rates, Knmueneo of alterations.

DROWNED IN A BATH.

Telegrams have been received by Sergeant White, stating that tho dead body of Miss Feoney was found in the Priest's Bath at

Rotonia, yesterday. The young lady in

question was employed as a cook at the Rotorua Hotel, but left her employment in consequence o* ill-health. She proceeded to the bath yesterday morning with the object of bathing, and her body was sub sequently found floating on the surface of the water. Deceased is supposed to have come from Auckland.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The monthly meeting of the above Board took place this afternoon, there being present:—Messrs 11. Laishley (Chairman) R. Hobbs, W. P. Buckland, S. Luke, Theo! Cooper, D. 11. McKenzie, D. (Joldie, and F. J. Moss.

Chairman's Report.—This report stated that the following arrangements had been made :—Mr K. W. Kowson sent to Kaeo School on trial; Mr Neil H. Kennedy, tem porarily attached to Newton East School ; Mr J. J. Poland, from Training College, to take temporary charge of Harrisville School; Miss C. H. Frost, from Training College, temporarily to Girls' High School. The City School Committee had been requested to make provision to prevent damage to water supply at out-buildings, Wellesley btreat School.

The Holiday Question. —Ag it had been provided Hint Mr Luishley's motion re alteration of holidays should come up for I consideration after the return of the mem | hers from Parliament, Mr Laishley now i explained that it would be advisable to further postpone the matter. The follow ing letter had been received from the Education Department with respect to the Board's previous resolution re the holidays, (Memo.) :—" August 23rd, ISS3.—I am directed by the Minister of Education to acknowledge the receipt of your memo of tho j lath inwt., enclosing copy of a resolution of your Board with regard to the time of holding the teachers' examinations for cer tificates, and to say that the Board's repre sentations will receive careful consideration. I am unable, however, to hold out any hopes of any change being made as regards the state of the next examination.—Jons HISLOP." Ho had therefore drafted the fol lowing motion for submission to the Board: —• "That inasmuch us tho proposed re-arrange ment of holidays was dependent on the timo of the Teachers' Examination being altered by Government, and inasmuch as the letter dated 23rd August received from the De partment is not sulliciontly explicit to war rant an immediate resolution on tho subject, the consideration of the motion relative to the re-arrangement of holidays be postponed until the Government has acceded to the request of tho Board in respect of altering tho time of examination." — Mr Bucklaud was resolved to test the mind of the Board on the general question, and lie therefore proposed, "That tho opinion of this Board in that the holidays should re main as at present." —Messrs Hobbs, Moss, and Cooper expressed themselTes in favour of the holidays not being disturbed.—Mr G oldie regarded all this outcry from the teach - ci's about overwork, etc., as a mere farce. Tho real question, as had beon shewn by the letter of a Thames teacher, was one of a pecuniary character, for tho three days over which all this con troversy had occurred meant a difference of£2oin£2oo. Thefactwasthittoverworkwas not the real cause of the trouble, for they found that somo head teachers carried on night-schools and gave instruction in his tory. Ho had taught in Sunday-schools for very many years past, and knew exactly what value to place on all talk about the exhaustive character of the school teacher's work. If tho three days' increase of work meant a proportionate increase of pay, there would be no opposition.—The Chairman pointed out that the real tenor of his proposition was not fo much the reduction as the better ar rangement of the holidays. It seemed to him on the other point, however, that the teachers wero more highly favoured than any other class in the community. Thoy were only called upon to work 5 houra per diem, except some mechanical work at night, and they had their Satur days, which no other class had, while at Christmas they had the long stretch of six weeks' holidays, which no other class could afford. They were exceptionally well treated, and ho was surprised that such an outcry should aiise over a question of throo days more or less. —Mr Buckland's amendment was then put and carried ; Messrs Buckland, Hobba, Moss, Luke, and Cooper voting for it, and the Chairman and Messrs Goldio and McKenzio against it. Teachers Roll.—Mr Luke moved '' That 1 tho resolution of the Board dated June 22 last relative to roll of teachers be rescinded, and that in lieu thereof it be resolved : That a rojl bo prepared and kept of the teachers and probationers in tho employ of the Board, setting forth thoir age, whether married or single, the date at which they entered the service of the Board, and their qualifications and record to date." Ho said that liin ,i,o]eobject was to eliminate from Mr llobbs'B resolution the words, "Tho religious sectß to which thoy (the teachers) belong," and Jie moved in the matter for the following reasons: —(1) That our education system knows no creed, and if our teachers did their duty faithfully and well, j their ceeed, whatever, it might be, must remain a matter between themselves and their Creator. The strength of our Education Act was its absolute justice. It sought to giv.e equal privileges to all. It looked neither upon tho creed of tho | teacher, nor tho creed .of the parent or child, but treats them all on tho com mon ground of civil and religious liberty. It was not a question of expedi ency at all, but one of justice. Besides, this seeking to know the creed of a teacher was a gross meddling with their personal liberties, and a piece of impertinenco on the Board's part, besides which, according to the dictum of tho Hon. Mr Dick, the Board could not compel them to comply with this ordor. Therefor*, the wfeolo thing became a farce. Ho wus convinced that if Mr Hobbs's resolution w;is carried out it would virtually be tho I introduction of denominationalisni. —Mr Hobbs complained of Mr Luke's argu ment being unfair. He was quits as ardent an opponent of donQinin.atioiialism as any other member of tho Board|; and, in fact, his desire for a roll was simply to prevent what lie conceived to bo the introduction of thp tbin edge of tho wedge of denomi natioflalism. Tho report had gained currency that tho teachers of a certain religion we-ic favoured over tho teachers of other religions, and _ that | indeed it was necessary to avoid a certain creod .in qrdev to mako, sure of obtaining employment, and the keening of a roll such as he itiui proposed was tho most comploto and effective way of answering such a .report. He had beon actuated through out Jry a.desire to guard the present systain of education being tampered with. Tho roll was "to fee a strictly private ono, so that the teachers could not bo enjoined by it.— Mr Moss was sure that the Board either shou'd seek to know the ages of teachers. Ho believed that the ladies would resent that as a great impertinenco than tho desire to ascertain their religions.-^ Mr Goldie spoke strongly in favour of tho motion which Mr Luke wished to have Rescinded. He considered that it was .ex pedient and judicious to keop _ a M>U of ' the teachers' religious beliefs. — Mr Bucklaiiu nlso thought tho roll should ise kept, ft'was sorely designed to obtain for the Board which tho committees and the I officials already had. "It would havo tho 1 effect of at once .disclosing ..any. ono : j sided action on tho part of officials. ■: iMr Cooper wished the clause with respect la ace struck out.—Mr Buckland felt sure thaUbp ladies would be only too glad to stat£ their age. It would be found that they were ail 25.—The (Chairman assured the BoarJ that he had never seen tho slighteet in dication of favouritism on the part of the officials, and he' Mb convinced that the Board was not swajej by religious foeling There coiid jjoi either be any doubt as to. Mi' ilobhs' bona fides in this matter, motion wu& carried by fivo to three.

.(Ls/fc sitting.)

THE SUNDA DISASTER.

,75,000 LIVES LOST. j GIGANTIC TIDAL WAVE. ; Ships Carried Inland. ■ [keuter's tkleokams.] (Received September 21, 3 p.m.) ! Cooktown, Friday. j The steamship Roma, froa London, via - Batavia, brings later details regarding the Sunda disaster,which fully confirm the pre- ■ vious news. A tidal wave a hundred feet I high swept several large vessels fully throe I miles inland, whore they remained high and dry, the crews being saved. The' Roma found the sea around Java covered with pumice, and the engines be came choked. All the familiar land marks had disappeared. The loss of | life is set down at 75,000, but it is not pos- I eible to estimate the amount of damage to j I property. ' Red Rust In South Australia. ! Adelaide, Friday. Reports are to hand that red rust hag { shown itself among the wheat crops in the j northern districts of this colony. The statement is not however fully confirmed. [

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[ueuter's tklegkams.] [Received September 21st, 3 p.m.] London, September 20. j Commercial Reports. Consols remain at 101 J. The bank rate of i discount 3J and the market rate 2J. The j total reserves of notesand bullion in the Bank I of England is £14,000,000 and the propor tion of reserve to liabilities 47 per cent. Now Zealand securities remain at the quotations telegraphed yesterday. Colonial breadstuffs : Tallow remains dull. Prices without quotablo change. Hides, dull and slow of sale, with down ward tendency. Wool Solos. At to-day's auction a quiet tons again prevailed. The catalogue comprised 11,1)00 i bales. Since opening tho series, 34,000 bales have been withdrawn from salo. Dolirory of Homeward Mails. The homeward mails per Orient steam ship Liguria from Melbourne (August 8) were delivered to-day via Naples. I

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1883,



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Educational. BOARD OF EDUCATION, MICHAELMAS HOLIDAYS, The Michaelmas Holidays for Schools in and near Auckland and at the Twjnics will be the week beginning MO.N'JJAY, Uih September uu etant. , . School Committees of (touatey Distnciß can arrange tlie Holiduy3 at their tljscjfitton, subject to the Regulations. Secretary.



Boots and Shoes. I T> It 0 C L A U AT I ON! Iv consoqucnee ef Alterations anil Additions now taking place on our Premises, wo will offer tho whole of our Largo Stock of BOOTS, &c, VALUED AT £9,000, At the following Startling Prices for CASH ONLY : t. d. s. d. Men's Watertighta, own make (Pegged) .. ..8 11 worth 14 0 Men's Bluchera, own make .. 4 11 do 0 0 Men's Shoes, own make ..88 do Vi 0 Men's Elastics, own make .. 811 do 14 6 lien's Balmorals, own muke 10 (1 do 15 0 j Boys'Strongßoots.ownmake ill do S6 I i Ladies' Evening Shoes ..48 do 10 6 ; Ladies' Evening Shoes ..5 6 do v 6 ! 1 Ladios'Oxford Shoes.. ..5 6 do 110: I Lndies'Prunella Boots ..SO do 9 B ' Ijulies' Kid Boots .. ..61) do 10 C I Ladies' Kid Boots .. .. 8 B do II 8 Maids' Prunella Boots .. 6 « do 9 II Girls' Prunella Boots .. .. 3 fi do 7 6 Children'B Laced Boots ..10 do 3 0 Children's Shoes .. .. 1 C do 3 0 Lndies's Button Shoe* ..08 do 13 0 i I ALL OTHER GOODS AT EQUALLY LOW ■ PRICES. The above aro all Now Goods, just arrived per | Ships "Glance," "Gcorffo Bewley," "Langstone," : " Buttcrmere," " Graßinere," and s.s. " Doric." N.B.—For the convonienco of Uio Puhlie wo will kcop our Bußlncsß Promises open from 8 a.m, to S p.m., anil Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Gr arr ct t Brother s, TANNKRS, IMPORTERS, AND BOOT t MANUFACTURKRB, ; WAKEFIELD - STREET, AUCK LAND. ' Corporation Noticcs# piTY OF AUCKLAND.; VERANDAH REGULATIONS. j Attention ie directed to tho following oitract ' from tho Regulation for tho erection and rotcn- i tion of all Verandahs:— j "All Windows on Vorandahs ranet bo pro- I toctod on top with Wire Nottlng resting on Iron ' Bars of suftlciont strength in tho opinion of the Building Surveyor, and not more than (i 2) twelve ) inches apart." I All Verandahs already erecU.fl whioh do not comply with tho By-law on tho llrst day of Octo ber next will require to bo removed, and ownors lmblo to a penalty o{ »5 for every day such | Verandah remains unsecured. I P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clork. Town Clerk's Ofllce, Auckland, Sept. 14,1883. (272) piTY OF AUCKLAND. DIUISAai! WOBKS, MILL'S I4JJE. CULVERT (BETWEEN WKLLBSLEY AND SAtK- J STREETS). j Tho City Council will receive soparato tenders i until 3 p.m. of THURSDAY, tho 27th Instant, ! for above works, in terms of plans and speoilica- I tions to be viowed at the omen of tha City i Engineer, Council Chambers, High-street. The | Council do not bind thomselves to accept any tonder. Tenders to bo endorsed respectively for i works tendered for. p Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofllce, September 21, Ibß3. 27G ■ rVITY. OF AUCKLAND.) i DIVERSION OV MANNING (FORMERLY ! EDEN-STRKET), KAIIAN'GAHAPB ward. ; Notice is heroby Riven that a Special Moetlug ' of tho City Council will behold on THURSDAY, October the 4th, to confirm a resolution diver- J'nw the course of Manning (formerly Eden- P. A. PHILIPS, I Town Clerk. ! Town Clerk's Office, September Otli, 1883. «?P | Tenders. ' TENDERS FOR RATIONS for Sick and Destitute, for 12 moaths, for Auckland and Subnrbs, Dcronport, Onohnnga, Howick, Panmure, Otohuhn, and Papakura. i Particulars may be obtained and lenders ! .delivered U'n.til Noon of WEDNESDAY, the 2(ilh '/■> i.i-'/nbcr.AfDiyoflleo. 1 The Jmyest <jr Mf .teHdw not necessarily ; accepted, ' Princos-street, Auckland. ni O BUILDERS. ,fcruU)rs will be received until Noon of • TtJKaD-A V October 2nd, for taking down One st'ory Bujldtng and Erecting a Two-storied Rcsi • dencc in M«pkw Road, Pamell. I Plans, &c,, a.t our pmtbs, Qjiopn-street. P, HERAPATIJ <ie *ONB, Af'clijt'e^it". ,nn O BUILDERS, 1 Tcndors will bo received until noon of tho 24th of this month for tho Erection of the Foresters' Hall for the Court City of Auckland, No. 3,978, Plane, to- at my Office Hiprh-streot r'"*' •■•■'• W, M, HENDERSON, Architect. . mo B ,U I L D E R & ' '"'fc-ijoUii'p; will be received for tho Erection of a tour vooii) Cpttage in Charlotto-9trect. Speci fication, etc., to us seen at Jlr Broomfleld's, care of Mrs Lynda, C'ha,vlotts..streot, Eden Tcrraco, New North Road. Continued on First Pago. E' GGS FBOM PURE-BRED FOWLS, Blaok Spij.ni;;h, >fi per dozen Game Bantam*, 0s per dozen Roaen Bucks, warj'ajjted nrstrcla>i!f, 12s per aoz. APPIy F. HEWIN AND BROTHER, Grocers, Queen-street.



Wanted. WANTED, a Carpenter ; none bul good hands need apply.—First job in Glad stone Road, Parnoll. ANTED, Tun Good Pick and Shovel Men.-Apply on Monday morning, on works, Ponsonby Road. WANTED, a Smart Canvasser.-—Apply New Zealand and Inter-colonial News Agency, Coombes'a Chambers, '.) a.m. ANTED, a Tinsmith.—Apply to C. Witheford and Co., Parnell. WANTED, a Situation as Barman and Waiter. — Apply by letter, Barman, I Stab oilice. ANTED, a Painter.— Apply A. Bruce, near Hughes, Grocer, Wellington , street ANTED, a Waiter.—Apply li. Maiden, Dining-rooms, Queen-street. WANTED, Canvasser (immediately), 2 Men to Milk, &c, Laundress, Cook, , Waitress, W Generals (urgent); North Shore, Country, Suburbs.—Mrs Whitcombe's Registry. ~X\T ANTED, for the Sugar Works, Good T T Bricklayers.—Apply at tbu Works. ANTED, IL' Men to Quarry and Break Stono into 24-inchinetal; highest price given ; hammers and bars found.—Apply j on the works. Wullingtou-streiit WANTED, a Man Cook.—Apply to (J. D. Bain, Butcher, Nawton Road. ANTED, a Steady, Single Man, used j to Horses uud Cattle; one who under- ' stands vines and nursery work preferred; un- ; exceptional references indispensable.—Address Vinery, 3tau otiice WANTED, a Boy.—Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furniture Mart, Victoria- , street East, nuxt tbo Public Hot Batl« : I ANTED, a Lad for the Bakehouse.— Apply to A. Pitt, Bakur, corner Albert and Wyndham-Btreeta. WANTED, a smart Uoy.—Anply C. Cunning, St. Muugo Cafe, Queou-yLruot. '. ANTED, a Smart Boy, 10 or 17, i accustomed to horses.—Apply Newton i Bakery. < WANTED, a Strong Lad, 10 or 17, for an Hotel in tho country; references re quired.—Apply H. Stevenson, Nowton Road. ANTED, a Youth for the bake-house. —Press, Post-ollico, North. Shore. ANTEDTby steady Young Person, a Situation as Lady Help In private fsrnily; good refortincos. — For addross, Sec, apply "11. 8.," Post-ofiiuo, Auokland. WA NTE D, Barmaids, Housemaids, Waltoresses, General Sorvants (town and country), Couplos (Farms), Housekeepers, (iardauers, Boys, Minors.—Heighton and Co., 177, Queen-street. | WANTED, a respectable young Person j aa a Barmaid.—Apply at tho Exchange Hotel, Quuen-stroul. ANTED, at Haniiaford's Auckland Registry (established SO voars), young Girl to assist hi housework and shop (three in family), WANTED, a Thorough General Ser vant ; references indispensublo.—Mrs Lionel Phillips, College Hill. ANTED, a good General Servant— Apply to Mra Waters, Upper Queen-st, WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply Mrs Hozm'd, Nelson-street, four doors from \ ictoria-stre_!_ : "ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 years), several Generals (town). VJtTANTE D, a good General "Servant.— T T Apply Mrs Scott, opposite Mr Nathan's, Karangahapo Road. WANTED, a rospectuble General Ser vant for a small family; roferencc re quired.—Apply to Mrs UaKlcsoui,Albany House, WcllOßlcy-strcet West, 2 dooiii from Hobsun- Htreet. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established '20 years), elderly Man able to Milk, etc. ANTED, Immediately, a General Servant ; a New Arrival preferred.— Apply Albion Hotel, corner of Wellttnloy and Hobßon-strco—. WANTED, a Good General Servant. No washing.-Apply to Mrs Arthur H. Nathan, Syinondu-slreeUjioar C'hur_ Hall. W~ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 20 yoars), Hotel Waitress (towii)__ "Y^7ANTED, by a younjj Woman, a T T Situation as Cook or Hounukeeper.— Apply at tliu Old Hospital on Saturday. W~ ANTED, a Good Cook and Laun droes.—Apply 129, Queen-street, or Mm Greenwood, Mount Albert. ANTED, v tidy young Girl to assist in light housework; no washing, no baby.—Apply Stak olllce. "VXTANTED, a strong active Girl, accus- T T toiued to housework.—Apply at oncu to Mrs Hanley, HuiiHlop House, Yimu-nVtitreoL WANTED, a Milliner.-J. G. Brown, Mauukaußoad, Parncll. WANTED, Apprentices and Improvers to tho Dressmaking,—Miss Christie, top of Shortland-street. ■\l_r ANTED, two first-class Improvers TT and a fow Api>rentice_—Mrs lton^ra, Dregsmakcr, Wclleslcy-Btrfet. WANTED, U or 4 Apprentices to tho Dres.i and ManUeinating.— Mrs Birch, 142, Qroy-Btroet \,\7"ANTKD, Improvers for tho Dress- YT making, also Apprentices, for tho Mil linery and Dix'ssriiaking. Cutting and fitting tauglit. — Apply A. Hemingway, Junotiou Drapery, Krw:man'H Bay, WANTED, Improvers and Apprentices to the Dressmaking, at thu Twnplu of Fashion, Nowmoi-kot. WANTED, Good MaehinistH ; none but good hands need apply.—-Third Homo Great North Road. "\J_rANTEI.), two Young Gentlemen as YT Boarders; private family; bath and piano; Bplendid viuw.—Addrows Doublo-utory HouHe, third pimt School, N»li.on-3trceU WANTED, Situation an Plain Cook or Kitchonmnid in a private family near town; good reference.--Addross Piiinmn's Photo. Rooms, Shortland-street, Auckland. WANTED, a House (G or 7 rooms) some where in vioinity of St. Patrick's Church. —1. J). Graham, Shortland-Htreut. WANTED, at ono«, a H or 4-roome<l Cottage, near town.—Addrosa Zadkiol, Stak OfUce. WANTED to Purchase, a three or four roomod Cottugo. situated in Ponsonby, on defen'ed payment Address BC, care of Lowe Brotlicru, Grocers, Ponsonby. WANTE]), everyono to get their Clothes to Measure at J. 11. DiSton'n City Tailor- , ing Establishment, Victoria-street East, Why? ' Itocauio you can got better value than any other house in town. Suit.s, 60s, bos, 60.5, IISH. ANTED — Wanted, to Soil, cheap, about ten do/.en Ijadics' Baskots, from Is to 2» fid; lot of PictureH, Id and 3d each, four for (id; Accordians, from 7s (kl to 2js; suporior Albuiiiß, from In 6d to 2& (Id ; Slate Poncils, 7d fior box; Blue Tea-Hots, forty pieces, only lTfi fkl; ,adies'Lcathor Bags, Js fid and fls 8d; Small Rico, 71bB for Is; Largo Bice, Slim for Is; largo : ■id Scrap Books, only id and 2d; Scrap Pictures, £d per dozen; Jam, Ud tin; Plaid Matchus, nix dozon tins, In Od; China Candles, i)d to Is fid; ■ Mustard, 0d tin ; Groats, Id tin ; good Tea, is tkl and 23 lb.—ll. WATT, Pitt-street. WANTED, Btiyors for I'rimo Boef at 2d per lb.; Mutton (splendid qnality), 2d ; Roast Boef, from 3d ; superior mode Sausage, 3d ; Pork Sausage, Gd; Gorman Sausage, (kl; ditto fwbolosale). ftd; Black Pudding, 3d; Save loys, Id each; Pork Pies, 4d; Young Lamb, from 2s fid por quarter: Dairy-fed Pork, Sd to tkl; Sucking Pigs and PoulU-y, Cooked MoaU, Hams, Corned Beef, Ox Tongues.—G. Ilumo, Butcher, Queon-stroot. ANTED.—When you are in Hobson stroet call and see the large and choico stock of Mosgiel Tweeds just opened for tho coming season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED, tho Ladies to know that Munro and MUlignn have secured tho Bot'vices of a flrat-clasa Milliner, and aro now prepared to supply millinery in all its branches on tbo.shortcst notice ANNED to SELL, a Lawn Tonnis Set; prico, Two Pounds.—Now Zealand Tweed Company, Q.ucon-street ANTED TO SELL, Bargain, New llouso, prico £300; £150 can remain .aa agreed,--Apply C. Richardson. 11, Groy-street.' ' ANTED TO" SELL, Now 4-rqomed Vorandq.li Cottago, price Sim : £150 cash, balaneo as agrocd ; good bargain. Also, a good staunoh Horbe (any trial), cart, and har. lies?.—j\p])ly to O. Richardson, 14, Groy-.street W"~ ANTED, to soil an elegant, brilliant toned Piano, just landed.—Price, only £28.—'Webb and Co., Lyceum Hall, Hobson-st., near Victoria-street WANTED ! Wanted, To Sell, good Tasmanian Jam (assorted), Gd per fin.— K_WjU_J_j;t__ti_et__ WANTED, Purchaflera for Mangolds in any quantity.—Apply Fisher and Co., |fej.m.n-rtroot. WAiXTll]). --.hist received, Flowers, JFcatiie™, Frjilf, Hals. Bonnets, Orna mont#, and other hdVelfiWi>. — ,i. G, Brown's Drapery, Millinery, and Clothing Wftueiiousft ParnelL ; WANTED.—^lust received, por Zea landia, Terra Cotta, Plaques. Grato (Sfrrons, Birthday Cards. &e.—J. G. Brown's '})iz])ci? JJijJincrr. and Clothing Warehouse, rbhi&t; ■■•■■"'■"■•' _^_ WANTED KNOWN—That Armstrong ! "and Co.,'of 157,'Qucon-streot,1 havo a number of Small Sunis of MQNEY TO LENI) on pcrnui)ltl op other security. WANTED KNOWN—Room for several 1 more Apprentices to the Dressmaking ! nt Dunne, Hall, and Co.'s, Queon-streot, i ■"•"^TANTED KNOWN-Our Christmas \\ rrn ""r Club °P°ns noxt SATURDAY. 1 Great succe^fast fiui ovory membor mfMtod . ! and wishing to .join again. Better _.».■«' - ' for money. with larger bonus. Terms, uno i .Sbilling Weekly. — For full particulars and , Members Books apply to W. W. Simons, Family • Grocer, Agent for the " Sianj'an " Company's Teas, Wyndham-strect. j TTCTANTED KNOWN. — Our leading | y T articles this week ure: Superior Jam, ! Cd per tin; Fresh Butter, Is; nnd our well- ' known cheap Teas.—Simons, the Wynclham street Grocer. i XXTANTED KNOWN, that tho " Young ' TT Ladies' Journal" for September may be had at Lennox's, 100, Queen-street, also at Branch Store, 2 2, Queeu-street.



Wanted. WANTED, a Strong Lad u«od to the carpontcrtng. — Apply to Mr Todd Grocer, Wellington-atreot. WANTED KNOWN—Continuation oi tho Selling Off at Dampior's llobson street Shop. Concertinas (with M keys), 3s (id Violins with bows, from ss; Lot of Very Cheat. Violin Strings; Grand Money Boxes (with key). Jd: Workbovea. Hd ; Superior Do, Is Gd ; Small Albums, Gd ; Movable Figures, id; Watering Cans, Gd; Slates, Id; Noah's Arks, 3d ; Whips. 3d; llunimingTop3,(id: Dolls.3d;JumpingFrogs L'd: Children's Tea Sets, Is Gd ; Fans, 9d; Photc [''rallies. 2d ; Marking Ink, 2d tlie bottle; Glue, ■id; infanU' Feuding Bottles, S)d ; Screw Drivers, •2d ; Corkscrews, 2d; Padlocks, Id ; Lanterns. Is : Garden Trowels, lid; Large Sponges, 9d; NoU Paper, 2d tbu quire ; Envelopes, 2d Uie packet: Homy Soap, 3d bur; Pipe Rucks, 9d ; Brackets, isCd; Tea Caddies, 8d; Superior Spectacles, fld: Match Boxes (luminous in the night), Gd each i Spring Scales, 'illbs (for weighing meat, &c.), lid; Tomahawks, Gd; superior ditto, Is; Hemy's Tutor for Piano, 2s Gd. elsewhere 5s : Piano Music, best known songs in the world, 4d; Parlour Mats, la lid; Silvered Spoons 3d; Silvered Forks, Gd to yd; Butter Knives, Gd; Bread Knives, 8d; large Tea Trays, Is 3d; Matting, id; Swing Looking Glasses, •la; Bel lows, is I'd; Cruet Stands, 4s Ud; Box Irons, 4s; Dust Puns, s; Zinc Buckets, Is 4d; Toilut Sets, Ga Dd; Large Jugs, la; Hand Basina, Is; Vegetable Dishes, Is Dd; Tea Pots (earthen ware), Gd; Tin Do., 2s; Knives and Fork*, Gd; Scrubbing Brushes, Gd; Hand Brushes, is; Whitewash Brushes. 2s 6d; Iron Saucepans, 8 Hd: Kettles, 3b; Small Plates, 2d; Dinner Plates, 4d : China Bread Plates, s2d ; Glass Jugs, Is; I White and Gold Egg Cups, 2d; Mattraeses for i Sofas, Jstid: 3 feet Alattrasses, 11s; Palliasses, 1 11s (Jd; Pillows, Is lid; Bolster)), 4» Gd: ! Stretchers, Gfl 3d; Cbairy, 3s lid; Colonial Couches, 8s lid; Meat Safos. lls; Chests of Drawers, 295: Splendid Round Tablo, 25s (id : Handsome Chefl'onier, 335; and a largo Stook ot ' other Goods, &c. Be in time at Dampier's i HobEon-strout Shop. j TTTANTED KNOWN, 50-inch BioyeU, V? latest improvements, with uimp and all ! eiU-aa. Giring up riding. No reasonable offur rofused.—C. Htath, Nelson-streot, n«it housa to Scutt's, Draper, Vletoriq-ati'eßt. W^" ANTED~Known— Calicos, Flannsls, Clothinc, and Dreeses 25 per cent, less i Uiau Queen-street price*, at J. H. Hannan's, ! Victoria-street (oU'Hobaon-stJoet. ANTED Known.—Lawn Tennis.—All kinds in reliable makes. Also, Photo. Albums—large assortment just unpacked, from Is to £fi.—Charles Kelsey and Co., two doora b» loiv Morriiiß', Ironmongers. "ANTED"KNOWN—Jambs Bbown inq flats of Dunedin), and now of ths Pi»r Hotsl, ljawer Albwt-atraet Subject for discussion this evening: "Whethor ia walkM' or Tcueher th« greater b_i»faotor!" "ANTElTKnowu.—ln Jewellery, Chas. Kelsoy and Co. continue, as heretofore, to koop only Real Silver and Gold, and as they reoolve fresh parcels monthly, tboir stook i_ | kept, supplied with the nowost designs.—Charles . Kelsey and Co., two doors below MorrLo's, Iron , niongorSj W" ANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timbkr ! Cukap Timbbb I And aU other kinds of Butlding Mutorials, can be purchased obeuper and better than anywhere uUu at thu yai'dv of 1). Goldiu, Albart-utrcet. ANTED KNOWN—For sale, on easy terms, •lioiM and elieup Allotmonts at Melrose.—Apply U. W. Alteon, E_r*t« Asant, Beaoli Road Davonport. WA NT E D KNOWN, that any Guiitlmuui of Auckland who is suffwing from Ilhenmatism I will Cur« ]Tre« of Charge. A PAINLESS AND POSITIVE CURB TOR CORNS. A CUHK FOR WORMS. PROFESSOR ELLIS treats all diseases and oomplainU. He offers to tha public that any | case of diseaso (not too far advanced) whidt he treats, wheru a comploto cure is not effooted, he refunds half the fee. Seoret Complaints of young men ouroil.—Note tho address: No. 308 Queoji-etroet (no_t Young Women's Institute). Hours: From i) a.m. to 9 p.m. XVT~A NT E D KNOWN, A. ADAMS wisliea to inform his friends and the pmblic that ha bos commenced buuinoss as Tailor and Clothier in Groy-street, opposite Mr A. Young'u Grocery Stor», and baa opened up a well-assorted stock of English and Colonial Tweeds. It ia his intention to curry on a strictly cash trade, so that he may be enabled to give hie ouatomeni tho very best valuo for their money. "VVT ANTED KNOWN. Can a Good Thing hk too Widiblt Known ? Testimony daily tn hand to the unmishtkflble effects of our LIV Elt TONI O, For Headache, Indigestion, BlliousnMß, Piles, and Costivoness. Is Bd and 2a a bottle. Is it Hound Worms or Thread Worms that you aro suffering from, or your Children ? Get at our* our WORM POWDERS, CAKES, on TONIC SYRUP. In it Tapo Worm J—Our remedies ara sftf* and oertain. DIARRHEA AND DYSENTERY. No Family nhould b« without our Mixture, either Powdor or Liquid. Is each. COMPOUND SARSAPARILLA, Of tha best and purest quality, for all impurities of the Blood. 2s (Jd a bottle, GENUINE HOP BITTERS, 2s 6d BOTTLE. All ordors promptly attended to. Consulta tion, personal or by letter, free of charge. NEIL & CLIFFORD, BOTANic DIOTHNSAUT, WIiIJJ3SL_T-Sl', EAST, AUUKLAXD. "V\7" A N T E D KNOW N. STEPHEN'SOyS LADIES' EMPORIUM. STKPHENSON'S LADIES" EMPOIUUM. MILLINERY AND DRERSHAKIXG ON THK PIiKMISES. Costnmos llado up In 24 Hours' Notice The Managing Dressmaker being Mn Sl'AlN, whoso iSTTI.n, VTOHKKANSniI', AXB I'IT Ara so well known, and second to nono. Our Chargoe aio bolow (Juooji-street Prices, , A LARGE STOCK OF MATERIALS IN ALL THE NEWEST FABRICS And Mont Fnahionablo Shades; ALSO, TRIMMINGS, LININGS, &.Q., &o. Ladles' Own Materials Mud a Up. SATINS, 15 SHADES, Is (iD PER YARD. Now Dark Tartan Cheoked Lvbtreh, lid por yd. 300 PAIRS KID GLOVES, Is U» PER PAIR. Successful Contractor for Drapery for LunatU Asylum, ISSS. STEI'HENSON'S DRAPERY AND BALL WAREHOUSE, And Ladies' Empoioitm, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. llouscltoht Coke. CORK. I , 1 riOKE. THK AUCKLAND GAS COM PANY (LIMITED), Purveyors op Light, Heat, and Pownn, Invlto ordors for their Coko at tbe followini; rales (for cash), delivered by tho Company, in their sacks, within Ono Mile of the Uusvvorku; longer dlubincea at proportionate rate :— Por Sack,3 bUBhoU .. Is 6d FiveSacke 6a 3d Ten Sacks, cc 1 ton ..11s 6d TwentySaoks,or 1 too.. 22s Od TTV7 ■..'..■ 6) W W The valuo of Gas Coke is now O O better appreciated than it for- J3 P morly was. Since wo brought 2 o the sn"J'ct under the notice of Lj j householders, manr h^Tn habit- S O uated themuolves to its use, both p B for registers and ranges, and rj U would now docline all overtures o co to use any other fo lid fuel. We g t> recommend those who do not « ° use Coko to adopt the following y n plun:—First, "end to tho Gas Company for a few bags of their Household Coke; just tho j quantity that can bo taken into ' the premises conveniently bear ing in mind feat, weight for weight, coko is nearly double I the bulk of coaL Next, having cleaned tne grates of registers and range of ashes, partly fill them with coke (tho largor luiillps E?ay 09 used for this pur pose) ; tipon this fonndatjor» lay your kindlingi) and looal coals.'1 Now start your flre, and re p'enioh often with small quanti ties of local coals. Those who learn this, tha A. R. C. of laying a flre, for cooking L J Bi-eaKfaw;, • wjU fl°f .Ve^!l? forSgo tils' medt certain and quickest' 'mfelhdd with epUd Eorthomodo of burning Goa Cite without coal see adver tfsomentih Ilerqld. OOKB, Lectni'c^. OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Cornfir of Wellesley and Albprtstreets), WINTER COURSE OF LICCTURE3, Friday, Sontembev 28—Profossor A. P. Thomafl M.A., F.L.S. Subject: " Volcanoes." Commencing at 7,30, Scats reserved for ticket holders till 7.2.i Admission to single lecture, la may bo bad from the Booksellers, or any member of Committee, and at the Rooms. THOMAS BUDDLE, Hon. Sco,



i miscellaneous Waiiteds. ,o . T3OOT TRADE.—Wanted, Improvers 1 ■ -L> and Boys as Apprentices; also, Girls fo I the Machine Department —C. H. Prino< - Golden Crown Boot Factory. Symonds-streot. i- | TTkRESSMAKER. — Wanted Employ ,; i JIJ nient, by the day or at tha house.—Appl p ! opposite Mrs Watson's store, Cook-street. }j imO BRICKLAYERS. — Wanted, Ten g , J_ ders to Build Double Chimney.—Apply o: 3, i J°h, to J. Harper, Marmion-strcet. • • "DLACK DIAMONDS !!—Parnell Hall ,i JD on Monday Evening, at half-past sevc. J1 ! o'clock. ___^_ i'; I /~1 LASS - WORKS, Frebmau's Bat, ---0 , VJT Saturday afternoon, fi-oin 2to ». Admis '• ( eion. (id. Each visitor receires one Glass Jug. -s, ;M. Cook and Sons. .'; j A LTERATION going on. Good new ). | -C3L for working men. The extraordinar i; j prices for Drivpery and Olothini; charged by i: :; Coombcs and Co. are marvellous. Onlj for a fo\ I, days. [\ 4~d\6\4\ YARDS FRENCH DKESi • TUVv MATERIAL at UJd per yard 1. i Thin is the last opportunity Ladies will liar. i, !of purchasing these aplendie goods. Only fo ,t lhia_week at S. Coombes and (Jo's. ['■ "^fOitKING MEN.—I,OOO wanted U il Purchase the Coloured Mole Trouser : at Is lid, to be had of S. Coombes & Go's., onl ,' this week, at their new shop. '■ I PnO BE ALMOST GIVEN AWAY > JL £15,n00 worth of Clothing and Drapery,"a 1 Samuel Coombes's New Shop, only for thi '; week, beforo commencing alterations'. J ITXfIA WORTH of Ladies' Under s JLJQJ'XjXr cloau'nif to be sold at one-thin j usual price. Lots slightly soiled will ba cloarci it very cheap.—For this week, at 8. Coombes am s Go.'s. __!___ T'" 0 BK GIVEN AWAY, a Beautifu Fancy Basket to every Lady in Auckland Hut Is (id each; regular price of these Goods, 7i r 6d; at B. Coombeii'a, for a few days. »)D EACH.—Ladies' Embroidered Cuffi - /V and Collars reduced from 2s 9d; Ladies ') Laco Sleovos reduced from 7s 6d t« 3d ; Child • ren's Jackets, s each; these bargains fora fen *. days only, at S. Coombes and Co.V - I\TILLINERY — tho Newest Styles ii v _L"-"- Hate and Bonnets. The enormous ruduo >• | tions in this department will enable Ijidiesfor i a few shillings to purchase a Beautiful Fashion h able Bonnet.—For a few days, at S. Coomboi and Co.'s. ÜBLIC N O TIC E.—The ReducUon, mado by us will enable tho publio to save t ios in tbe B. by making thsir purchases at S «■ Coombes and Co.'s this week. - milE Last Day of tho Great Salo of S. i# -1. Coombes and Co.'s is approaching. Wi I, have eommonced our alterations, but we havi J remarked Goods fully iiull'-cost price, and wil s continue to Bell for a lew days at enormous • sacriflce.—S. Coombes and Co. LACK DIAMONDS"! !—On Mondaj Eveninsf, in tho Parnell Hall, at half-pasi • soven o'olook. s _______^^___________^______ f Volunteer Notices. r riiTY guards, ii. v. i Riflo Pi-actica TO-MORROW (Satunlay), Scp tember 23nd, at 1.30. Ammunition issued on th< Range. • By Order. J ALF. BARTLETT, lion Sec IV" Z. R, A. — A BATTERY. The Members of tho Battery will assemble ai tho Drill Hall TO-MOttKOW (Saturday), at I.U 1 p.m. sharp, in order to proceed to tho Nortl: 7 Shore for Shot and Shell Practice. Uniform • undress without wuistbelts.—By order. » R. KEABNS, Hon. Sec. Gazette in Bankruptcy. 1 TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW il X ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAI 1 DISTRICT. 3 IN BANKRUPTCY. y In tho matter of " Tho Debtois and Creditors Act, 187G," and Oie several statutorj amendmente theroof, and of tho Bank' ruptoy of William Josupii Youno, of Auckland, In the Provincial District oi j Auckland, in tho Colony of Now Zealand, Agent, a Debtor. 0 It is hereby notified that at. tho first moating of the Creditors of the said William Josepß Young, hold at the Supreme Court-houso, Edon streot. Auckland, this 21st day of September, i, 1883, at tho hour of 11 o'clock in tho forenoon. Thomas Macfrarlano, of Auckland, Certifloated j Accountant in Bankruptcy, was appointed t Creditors' Trustee of the property of the said Debtor; and tho said Thomas Mucfliirlano has signified to mo in writing his acceptance of the said Trusteeship. Dated at Auckland this 21st day of Soptember, lSi3. 1 G. W. BASLBY. Deputy Registrar. Frhdeiuck Earl, Sbortland-streot, Auckland, Solicitor for the Debtor. Groceries. CITY TEA MART, GENERAL GROCERT & PROVISION STORE. KSTABLIBIIBD WITH A TIHVT TO SUPPLYING VAMILIUS WITH • TEAS, GROCERIES, and PROVISIONS OK IIKST yUALITT IT WBOLStiALH TRICKS. MOVING WITH THE TIMES. Tlia subHcriber, with a view to still further in oreewing the business of the Citt Tba lliht, lias det«rmined to moke considerable raduvUons from tlio prices now being charged in Auokland , and Suburbs. NOW ON SAL B:— Rich, 9trong, Darjeeling flavoured Tea, 2s per lb, In 21b tins (no charge for tins) White Tablo Sugar, 4d, 4Jd, and 5d por lb ; j oheupor by Uie mat 71b Bags Oatmeal. 1b 4d; Kilbs Oatmeal, 4s 3d llobart Town Jams, tIW per tin ; cheaper by the oaws Uarns, from B<l per lb; Bacon, from fid per lb Butter, Eggs, *c, and evory description of CJrocorirs and Provision!, at LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES. COUNTRY ORDERS ATTENDED TO WITH DESPATCH. Highest, Price given for Produce, and overy possible Inducement offered to facilitate and encourage Business Please note the address:— ROBERT £BW, TrnOLESALK TEA MERCHANT AND GROCER Victoria & Awjmvr-iTRBBTS, Auckland. Money. T tt T^ LEND, in Suniß of 8 iO«\f \f \7 £100 and upwards. A"Plrto W, F. O'SULLIYAN, Shortland-street. T "1 fi T0 £10,000 LENT on Building JLJ JL " Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotmonts bough^ and Houses built on Weekly Payment System Mortgages nnd Loans negotiated. Sco List of Properties for salo on 4th page. Six por cont allowed on money deposited for investment.— C- Williamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, 2, Vulcan Lano. MONEY TO LEND, on Promissory Notes, on Mortgage, or on any available securities at Lowest Current Ratea, LONDON LOAN AND DISCOUNT CO., lligh-!t.voet, 2 Joors from Vulcan Lane. Medical. CURE FOR INDIGESTION. — TONIO BALSAM:—a Genuine Livor Regulator Prico, as a botUe.-^HARLAND & CO, (oppoj site PostrOfllco.. HE Best Preparation extant for promot ing Hair Growth is Dr. Erasmus Wilson's LOPION FOR THE HAIR. It is prepared from tho original formula of this ominont authority by Ciiarlhs Butchkr, Pharmaceu tical Chemist (Victoria and New Zealand), junction of Pitt and Grey-streets, Auckland. T> ATS! RATS! RATS !—Uso XV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE Rats cat it greedily, and die; no smell. Price, One Shilling a Bottle. SnARLAND & CO., opposite Post-office. FOB WINTER COUGHS and Bronchial Irritation', mRY AICKIN'.S Q?- J. EUCALYPTI'S «ifn itjiJOj)l|OspliUa pj Lime and'Qtilhlrio. ' '• • ■ For Iricipierit Cqnsumptipn and Chronio Chest Affections, " Aickin's Syrup Of Eucalyptus, with Hypophosphito of lime and Quinine, is mast certainly alterative and curative^ ' Try it for Tißp\ci]rqs and Asthma. 1 ' 'Addrossi:— 'MtiV, PHARMACY, Qu BN'-HTRRRT. 0^ R M S^ All children suffer from them, If suspected, ask for tho Certain uw*. SHARLAND'S WORM PO.VVPjE^S, lspa'ckei APRthpcariea'-Hiyll, p.ppoJitePostrofllco DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEE.I, PU 4 LS,-The most popular (licdicino of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo ; nlal Agents, Sn arlaxd Sc Co, , opposite the Post ' olllce^ .|T 0 T T> IfT BR S IMPORTED Direct from tho Manufactory. 5s PER BOTTLE. AICKIN, THE PHARMACY I QUEEN-STREET. t . I CJHARLAND'S CHEKRY PECTORAL ; i bco^M^ bc3l eSF^ i Vriro s s 6tl and 4s ova noiue. SHARLaND & CO., opposite Post-office.



; For Sale. 3, ' TT'OR SALE, Eight-roomed Residence >r JJ and Out-buildings, with six acres first e, class volcanic soil in grass. AH in good order. _ —Apply K.E.H., Post office, Kpsora. i- TmOE, SALE, off Karangahape Road, y X' Four and Five-roomed Houses on weekly payments.—H. Purtington, Agent, Stiehbury s ~" Buildings. I" NOR-" SALE, Kyber Pass Road, Fine Residence, Six rooms. Stable and Out r houses ;gasand everjrconvenience—ll. Parting' ' ton' House and Land Agent. FOR SALE, Upper Queen-street, a New Eight-roomed House; large allotment, good well: also Sir-roomed House adjoining.— 3- 11. l'artiiijjtoii, Stiehbury's Buildings. IIOR SALE, Nice Little Farm of 4 acres, 12 miles from town, Six-roomed House * and Out-houses, fenced and well watered.—H. 7 Partingtoa, Stichbury's Buildings. ,v IjiOß SALE, an almost new 7-roomed .f House, with volcanic allotment, about 50 _ x I'OO feet; good kitchen garden, well-established s I fruit trees, shrubs, &c. Price, £550.—Apply on 1. the premises, second house beyond Mrs Sayers's c Store, Mount Eden Road. "' "CIOR SALE, Farm of 180 acres, Puka - JD puka, near Puhoi, Six-roomed House, 0 Barn, &c.; i! acres orchard ; eheap.—H. Parting 's ton, Laud Agent. y TTIOIt SALE, Large well-finished Five - Jj roomed House, Brown-street, verandah - two sides, good allotment.—H. Partington, Land it and Estate Agent, Su'ehbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, Bargain, nice little Drapery Business in leading suburban thorough '• faro; splendid opening for Milliner and Dress d maker. — Apply Goo. L. Thompson, corner (1 Vulcan Lane and High-street. d TVEVONPORT.—For Sale, a bargain— - AJ must be sold—a well-situated Allotment, il 50x15"; Tolcauie soil: ten minutes' walk from 1, Victoria Wharf.—_. W. Aliaon, Estate Agent, a DuTonport. ___ r T^/TELROSE. —Seven minutes' walk from * JjfJL Yistoria Wharf, Large Allotments, wide »' struets; Uulightf ul uituation. The cheapest and 1- finest Suburban Property for sale in Auckland.— v Apply E. W. Alison, Sole Agent, Beach Koad, Devon port. a T\EVONPORT.—A few choice Allot i- ___/ ments, with oharining water Tiew, 50 x a IGB, only 35s per foot.—Apply E. W. Alison, 1- EstttU Agent, Devonport. * TVTORTH SHORE.—Building Allotment, - __^ 50 x 150, Flagstaff Road (best part); prioo, s £2 per foot. Also, llo«se of 8 rooms, large allot • inent, maginiflcent view, 5 minutes' walk from i. wharf; prioe, £550.—8. Tanner, %, Queen-street. - npO Gardeners and Others.—For Sale, I the Stable Manure made at Paterson's c Stableii, Lome street. _ Tff IHAU REG ATTA.—Single Outriggar s T T For Sale.—Apply C. Bailey. . "OLANO.— For Sale, that fine upright f _T Grand, used at Mr Gooeh's Concert; a t Bargaiito persons wanting a good instrument —ORGANS For Sale, just unpacked, fourteen stops, two knee swells, suitable for small - churches. They are the best ever imported.— HARMONIUMS, flve ootaTOs. two pedals, in good Older; price£Blos.—HAßMONlUM,walnut ease, three stops, in Rood order price £12.— . PIANOS, by Bord, Rosewood and Walnut Cases, at £24 and £25.—PIANOS, German, Iron >- Frame i, £31.— The aboro now on view at MR c THOS. H. WEBB'S, Oak House, Hobson-street, 3 doors from Cook-street. Oil SALE, a Farm and Homestead, with orchard, containing 3ilJ acres, situate . at Tunkau, and known by the name of Rosehill, seven minutes' vralk from the railway station, t The dwelling-house is well built, and overy con -5 venicnoe. There is also a smaller one in the :i orchard. There are above 200 fruit trees of ; Tariouu kinds, besides gooseberries and vines, plenty of good water, also a waterfall eligible for mill works. Tho fruit trees arc just now in . bearing order. This is an opportunity not often " afforded to those who want to purchase.—Ap plications to be made to Alfred Cox, .Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, 123, Queen-street, next Bank of New Zealand. PEKIN DUCK EGGS For Sale.— Apply Arthur's Mart T T7IOR SALE, Rosebank, Avondale, 18 j JC awes First-class Land, unimproved, oloee to Whau oreek ; river frontage. Price, £35 per acre.—Apply D. F. Evans, Queen-stroet. (870 l FOR SALE, New Windsor, near Avon dale, 21 acres really Good Land, part ■ ploughed and fenced, close to Mount Albert and r in a rising distriot Price, £20 per a»re.— Apply • I). F. Evans, Queen-streot. (817) 1 TjlOR SALE, Waikomiti, close to railway , JD station, 110 Aores of really pood and well sbojtered Land; good spring. First-class for , fruit growing. —D. F. Evans, Land Agent, _ Queen-street (876) OR SALE (Warkworth), an Old-estab lished Boarding House with a first-class .' connection, doing a good butiness; commanding i position. This is a good chance for new arrivals : or anyone desirous of possessing a good bnsi -1 noss. Prico. £5()0. — For further particulars 8 apply to D. F. Evans, Land ar.d Estate Agent, 3 Queen-street (next Bank cf Australasia). OR IMMEDIATE SALE, very hand~ some RESIDENCE and GROUNDS situ ated at Homo Bay, Ponsonby. Tho House is well built, and in flrat-olass order, almost new; •ontains 7 rooms, bath-room and bath, pantry, washhouso with copper, See., and almost every eonvenianoo. Large Greonhouse and splendid ; Vinery. The Grounds, over 3 acres in extent, aro pioturosquely nnd tastefully laid out as Flower Garden, Fruit Garden, and valuable - Orchard—the ohoioest Apples, Peaohea, Aprioots, Plums, Pe*rs, Quinces, and several Lemons and Oranges: tho return from whioh this year -will be considerable. This ground having a northerly aspect and plenty of rioh »übsoil, is well adapted for fruit-growing. This is » very pretty and charming residence, near the beach, and near wharf at Ponaonby—a great boon to the distriot, as th» residents can take trips to town por steamer or per 'bus. although it is a very plea sant walk—about 1* miles. Cards to view, &c.— D. F. Evans, Land Agent, Queen-stroet, (888) FOR SALE, at Reduced Prices, to save RoiliQTal— ' ONE DOUBLE-SEATED BUGGY ONE PONY PHOTON, Open ONE Do with. Hood. Must be Sold, as the Premises aro coming down. Removing to Symonds-street. K. HARVTE, 324, Queen-street. BEST Canterbury Potatoes, 201bs. a Shilling, or 8a 6d per Sack; Good Cooking Apples, Cheap; also, a fine collection of Coral, from Cil each: Fresh Oysters, Gd per kit-at C. Bishop's. City Market. " TTOOR POSITIVE SALE, CHEAP. ' A rcallv Rood Farm of 310 aores ; partly isn proved; balance good ploughable land, A por , tior of Bush, some of which is laid out liko a paiK. There is a good Orchard, Eight-roomed Huuso, and suitable out-buildings; splendid f stream of frosh water, and tho coach going ■ North passes tho houso three times a week. Price low and terms easy.—Apply to JOHN SOPPET, j Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. mO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS. FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT IN THI CITY FOR SALE. All that Valuable and Centrally Situated Pro perty, consisting of FREEHOLD ALLOTMENT, together with Commodious Ooublo Shop, Storo room, and 5 Rooms upstairs, built of Crick on stono foundation, in first-class position, and well adapted for Solicitor's Chambers, being situated in ShorUand-atroet, near those handsome and extensivo now premises in courso of construc tion for tho Evhiuno Star ; and also near the Post-office, banks, and those magnificent now block of buildings (the Arcade) now about to bo erected for the New Zealand Insuraneo Com pany. This is a real first-class investment, and well worthy tho attention of 'capitalists. It is, with out doubt, the most valuable and safest ihvest . Mont now in tho Market, with undeniable pros pective valuo. second to none in Auckland. Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, \ 85* Kstato Agent, Queon-strect. O EW I N G T O N, • HOUSE AND LAND AGENT, Established 18 Years. COTTA GES For Sale in Duke-street, Nowton; • Dundonald-street, near St. David's Church; \ Charles-street, Rocky Nook; Mount Roskill I Road. Victoria Avenue. Groat North Road. , ALLOTMENTS at Rocky Nook, Ponsonby, ■ Now North Road (corner of v alloy Roa,d), Eden Terrace, lit. Roskill Road, Mt Edon, Avondalo. ; HOUSES.—Kden Terrace, ML. Albert, Pon l sonbv, Upper Queen-street, EUevalie, Stonvhurst, BUSINISSSES For Sftlo,' Boarding Houses, ■ Butchers, Cordfe1., MQN^iiY To Lend on Mortgage and Cottages B,iiilt to, Order. : TO BE LET, Properties in town and country. Apply to F. G. EWINGTON, '- NEXT TO THE " HERAI<P " OFFICE, QtrHEN-srniaET. , Ciioodson's London Arcade. 1 ! .A. N AC II OS;T %C. G GODSON'S may be said to be, O n each occasion viewed, ' Of all the placos you can sco, I) eliglitfully renewed, j So New the Goods, so Well Arranged, O n every Stall you see; N o placo for Cheapness can compare-- So everyone aa-ees, L ook aij tbo VVlndo%ts as you pass, l fl n ivory due occasion ; fli q tinio i 3 wastod thus to glance, !■ 1) eapite the said invasion. O n Satijrday ovo 'tis quito allowed, ; N o flvb are more attractive; , A round us others may be proud, , Remember we stand Foremost. C ome, then, and Sco this G;r<tnct Display, A nd you' will oft turn, here, D espito bad tiniM. ir, must allay Each rising ftonKbtof fear. Note the addresses— . GOODSON'S LONDON AECAWB, Auckland. J | „ „ „ CimiSTCIIURCH. l' ! LONDON OFFICE; St. Mary Axe. r i T.TVKtt TJKOVLATJNG. ICKIN . S i>ODUHt'Hi'LLIN PILLS, No A arc now known from Invcrcargill ,„ Mnneoi vi' as one of the most BffecUve rcme ', die^ for "SLUGGISH LIVER " Torpid I) ?cs ' «vo Function, Billiousness, Chronic Constipa " tton Flatulency, &c. Tliey aro a safe aperient, i, AND CONTAIN NO MINERAL WHATEVER. r Sold in Boxes at Is, and Bottles at la 6d and 2s Gd (all sugar coated). AT THE PHARMACY, Queen-street,



I'O LOt. nnO LET, House of four rooms, Fernleigh X street, otf Franklin Komi.—Apply A. Nuill next door. O LET, a Shop, with counter, shelving, and gas, in best position in Ponsonb.T.- Apply Alfred Tyer, Upper Syinond»-strcot O LET, in Gibraltar Crescent, Pnrnell a G-roomed House; water laid on.—Applj G. F. Fowler, Blacksmith, Manukau lioad Parnell. mO LET, House and Shop in busiest part JL of Victoria-street. — Apply 51. Lennox House Agent TO LET, two unfurnished Rooms, with fireplace, in the Karangahape Road.— Apply to John Kay, two doors past Newtoi: Post-olUce. TO LET, at Newmarket, Two Cottages (ti and 5 rooms), 11s uud 10s. Nicesitua tions.—Apply to F. G. Clayton. 0 LET, Brick Shop and Dwelling is block junction of Pitt and Vincent-streets, suitable for a grocer.—Apply to W. J. Offer. Pitt-street. PTIO LET, Furnished Rooms in Bercsford _l_ street; gas, bath, shower; married 01 single gantlemau.—Address Star olllca. TO LET, oil' Symonds-street, a comfort ablo 4-roonied Cottage; runt low.—Apply to H. Hobertson, Grocer, Lpper Symonds-street. 0 LET, at Mount Eden, a New Six roomed Houso, stable, and every con venience.—Apply Sir Crosse, Dentist, Qijuon-st. TO LET, in Upper Syraonds-street, a 9 roomed House.—Apply C. Humon, Builder, Upper Symonds-street. O LET, a Furnished Bed and Sitting room; also, Single Bedrooms with uso of Kitchen.—Apply HI, Victoria-streut \Ve6t. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling-house at the corner of Pitt and Gruy-streete; first class business stand; doublu windowed shop; plate glass ; water and gas laid on; immediate possession.—J. M. Lennox, KBtate Agont, Queen-streot, Auckland. TO LET, those Centrally Situated Premises lately occupied by the Southern Produce Co., and directly opposite Messrs T. and S. Mornn and Co's, Queen-streot. One of the best stands in the City.—D. F. Kvans, Laud Agent, Queen-street TTNFURNISHED Room to Lot, with KJ use of kitchen, or attendance if required. —Apply lower corner Graham and Harding streets. TVTORTH SHORE.-To Let, a corafor- J-l tablo Cottage, 6 rooms, register grate, colonial ovon, doublo vorandah; fine sea view; tank and well. 12s 6d per week.—B. Tanner, 8, Queen-streot JL O LET, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, THE KA M O HOTEL. Apply to W. & J. FRATER, Land Agents, Auckland; or ROBERT THOMPSON Whanaarei. mo let. SPLENDID SETS OF OFFICES AUSTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY'S BUILDING (late Hickbox's). Apply to llr A. SAUNDERS, 2, Insurance Buildinss. Or, to Mb A. SMITH, Architect (on the Premises). T\ E V O N P O R TT TO LET, a Well-furnished House; also, two large Cottages. R. & R. DUDER, DeTonport Store. POWER TO LET, on 70 miles of gas mains, In tho City and suburbs of Auck land Engines from Jto 100 h.p. indicated. Con sumption of gas, from 18 eubi« fwt of gas per Indicated horse-power per hour for tha larger sizes, to 25 feet for the smollar. Snitable for Engineers, Woodworkers, Printers, Firewood Dealers, Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, Fodder Dealers, Malsters, Sausage Makers. &c., *c, and Jor Amateurs Lathea and Tret Saws. Th« engine ents flrowood at 2d per ton, aad at inter mittent hoisting work tin; oost ia sometimes as low as la 5(1 per dny for a Si h.p. engine, tha engine running all day. Thirty-flro Otto Gas Engines are now areoted In Auckland. For tarns and conditions, apply to tho Seorotary Auckland Gas Company (Limited), Fort-street. Sizea in stcek— i, 1, 2, Si, 8,12 h.p. Conceits, &c. BAZAAR AT WARKWORTH In aid of the FREEMASONS' HALL, ON OCTOBER 25TU, 1883. Contributions will be thankfully received by tho following ladies: Mcsdames Bowon, C. ThomßOn, und Clayton, Warkworth; Mra Dibblo, Wellsford: Mrs W. Somervills, Auckland; Mrs Riohards, Matakana; Miss Darrach, Te Kapa; and Mrs Munro, Craigie burn. Promenade Concert and Quadrillo Party. PLofrcslimenta can bo had at the Stalls. M. W. MUNRO, Hon. Sec. "OARNELL HALL, PRELIMINARY NOTICE. An Entortalnmont and Danoo by the BLACK DIAMOND MINSTRELS on MONDAY next, at half-past 7 o'clock. Business Notices. \WH V T E Begs to inform the citizens of ONEHUNGA that his CHEAP CASH SALR Will cantinuo only to 30th September. Sojik Special Bargains to Cleats Still. A. WHY TE. I^OTICE OF REMOVAL, HENRY G. WADE, AJU.B.A.,. ARCHITECT, CANADA BUILDINGS; QUEEN - S.TREET, Late City Council Offices. "I^OTICE OF EEMOTAL ■ MR. ROBERT BROWNING, Solioitor, has RcmoTod from Shortland-street to his New Charabors, at the covner of Vulcan Lane and High-street. ly/TESSRS.. JACKSON AND RUSSELL, -LV-t SOLICITORS^ Havo REMOVED from. ForUtrect to No. 12, Shortland. Crescbkt (Opposite Messrs A.. Clark & Son's Warehouse). Ist September^ 1883. ]V Q TIC E. TO CLIENTS. Beale, Solicitor, has removed to No. 12, Mercantile Chambers (ground floor), Queo» street, between Bank of New Zealand and Fishor's. JM. and J. MOWBRAY h«T* removed • to SchcrfTs Buildings, yprt-sireet (oppo r Bito Union Steamship Co.'s,OiiStc;9. % "C 1 E N C"' I N G. SAM. WHITE'S PRICE LIST Is as follows :— Best Paling Fenco of Pnriri Pasii, Hoflart Rails, and 3ft. Hobart Palings^ oav,6 inch apart, o(is. Paling Fenco to consdsi Parirt Posts, COs; Hobart Rails and Hcavt Kauri Palings, 555. Three-rail Few;*, Puriri Posts and Hobart Rails, 455. Wire.Keaoea, -\Tith Top Rail, 335. \Vwo Fonoe, 7 wirea, 255. Barbed Wire Fence, 2 barbed 2 plain wtees, 18s per chain. Cattle won't look at baxbed wiro. Picket Fences, from 2s per foot, a.at painted or 2s Od per foot all complete Yer-y neat Picket I'eneo with mill wrought Wicket Gate all painted complete, at 3s pov foot. All kinds RcpaUa to Fonecs and Estimates or every dcscrlpiion of Fence given on applica tion to Sam. WHITK, Fencer, Customs-street opposite Arnold. Hincs and Co. J' OSE P H TAYL. OR, Chancery-street, WHOLESALE OYSTER i)k'ALER, Has always on hand Corpr-iMidol Oysters. Ship ping and country ordora attended to. Jf O T 1 C R. BEES WAX 1 BEES WAX i Purchased in any QuajiUiy for Cash, Buyers of Fup.j^a&ad Munts Metal. Having p.wchased in China a Fino Assort ment Of Teas himself, JAMES AH KEW can CW&deutly reeomin.end them, and truata thai itfl his old Customers, and tliq Public acncrally, will avail themselves ol this splcudld oppor tunity and call early to b«y his Superior Congou, Best Flavoured Kooloo. rioucbong, and various Mixed Teas, suited to every taste. Ho has also nn hand Japaoeae Ware, Preserved Ginger, CroJwwXsfks. Han3ke«W«ta,imd otler Kommodities too numerous to rncution. N<*.theAdd jSSiaAiiKEw&ca> 31, Queen-street. yUVET PILE CARPETS. J. WILKINSON bcg3 to inform the Public of Auckland and surrounding districts that 0 has just recently brought from England some SPIiFA'DID VELVET PILE CARPETS, and is prepared to sell them at a great sacrifice, viiL ■Is 6d per yard. Such bargains not again to lx I mot with in Auckland. He has also a fey I SILK DRESS PIECES at a very cheap rate, j Nota tho address:— Uegent-Btrcct, Kybe Pass (Private House).



Personal. ". TF GEORGE TATE does not Paj tho JL Boardinff Expenses for Self and Wife ' within Fourteen Days, Ms effects In my poisefl - sion will be Sold to corer sa:ne.—Thomas Trud , glon, Newmarket. Lost and Found. LOST, yesterday, .1 White Bull Slut— 10s reward will lie paid by returning same - to Irwin'» Stables, Queen-street. T OST, a Dark Game Cock.—Finder will JLJ be rewarded on leaving same at Mr - frtodart's, Alnia-streat, Newmarket REWARD.— Lost, Gold Stud and Sleevß Link-.-The Under to bo rewarded if de* livured to Air J. Levy, Clothier, .jueon-street. } TJIOUND, in the Wlmu Creek, a large Log ..V with tho initials G.11.1.C. on it If not claimed within 14 days from date will be sold to ' R l>i o o., xpenst;s '— Imac Kinitroso, Whau.—Sept. L I ~1, 1000. Board and Residence. J rf"IOMFORTABLE Board and Residence V 7 for Single Gentlemen, 20s per week, at ■ Canterbury Cottage, 42, Grey-street. Excellent ■ attendance, with home comforts. ' /COMFORTABLE Board and Resident* ■ \J for Single Gentlemen, near Post-offlce; ■ good bath. If permanent, 18s per w««lc—Ad ■ dress, Mrs W. I), llallcn, Confectioner, Quean street, BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two Gentlemen Friends; largo airy rooms,— i Grafton House, Grufton Road (opposite Choral Hall). BOARD.— In a Woll-furnished Priyat© Residence in PiirnoU, suitable for four gentlemen.—By letter only to " Sarnla," Star oitiee. AVELOCK HOUSE, No. 3, Symondg street — Comfortable Board and Real denea for two gentleman, with use of bath. Terms moderate.—Apply Mrs Ryder, opposite Choral Hall. /GOVERNOR KROWNE HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20a per. Week Singloßooui 2o3porWeek Public Notices. THE NEW ZEALAND TOBACCO GROWING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY (Limited). Head Ofilce and Factory: AUCKLAND. IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Tho Promoter of tho above Company Is de sirous of communicating ivith Farmers and others who are willing to grow Tobacco. Genuine Havana and American Seed, and all information, furnished free, which con bo obtained at my oftlce, Mercantile Chambers, next to Bank of New Zealand. . Mr T. Gayton Clarke will attend to the glow ing of the Tobacco. AUGUST VOLLBRACHT, Promoter and Manager pro tenu September 21,1853. J^ 0 T I C IL CHARLES FREDERICK GRIFFITHS (Ad mitted March, 1880, and a resident in Auckland for the past 12 years), notifies that ho has com menced the practice of his profession as a Bar rister and Solicitor of tho Supreme Court of New Zealand. Offices: Hifrh-strect and Vulcan Lane (aboro Mr Browning's. OUNT ALBERT HIGHWAY DIS TRICT. Takp, Notice.—Tho Mount Albert District Board intend at their next meeting, to be held on tho 4th of October next, to make a Rate of Jd in the Pound on the Rateable Property -within tho above district, for tho year ending Slat of March, 184; tho said Rate to be payable in one sum on tho sth of November, 1833, to the Col lector, J. S. L. Cox, at the office of the Board, Mount A.bert Public Hall, whore the Rata Book is open for inspection overy MONDAY from 0 to 10 o'clock a.m. A. K. TAYLOR, Chairman, September 19,1883. HAVING WITHDRAWN our Agency from M. White and Co., Fort-atroet, Auckland, all Empty Casks bearing our brand must be forwarded to Captain Andbbbon, Queen's Wharf, Auckland. JAMES SPEIGHT & CO. City Brewery, Dunedin, September 10, 1883. BICYCLES ! Bicycles ! Bicycles {—60 per Zealandia and Doric. 25 BOld;oaU quickly before all aro gone. Price, from £1210s— cash or deferred.—W. C. Dennea, Queen-street. ipUUCKET ! CRICKET ! CRICKItI Tho undersigned has Jmst to Hand. OX Buttermerc, a Selection of CRICKETING GOODS, suitable for the coming season, oon sisting of Dark's and Cobbett's Bats, Dark's and Dukc.B Match Balls, Leg Guards, Gauntlets* Batting Gloves, Stumps, &o. ARTHUR TILLY. Tobacconist, 61, Queen-street (opposite- Bank of New Zealmd). iyf O T 1 c"7" H All Claims in the estate of Lauritz HenriJc sen must bo rendered in duplicate on or before Uio 21st ijst, otherwise they will not be ro cngniscd. Accounts to be uddro&sed to tho oare= of tho trusteed. Box 288, General Post-affloe, Auckland, T* O C X V N~O~O~X JL\) I can Btill offer Well-situated Volcanio Allot ■ iiicntK at Rooky Nook at prices which aro really low compared with others elsewhere. " ConanlO your medical man" as to their salubrity, &c Houses built to suit purchasers. Wm. BAKER. Mr Ewington Is mr Agent Ecclesiastical. ORNINGSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The Rev. It SommerrtUo will prcacli In the school-room at 2.30 pjn. in Sabbath. Auctions. JOHN LETDON] [EDWARD LRT»OK TO- MORROW, At 12 o'clock. MESSRS J. & E. LEYDON WILL sell at their Rooms (next Union Bank), DRAPERY, CLOTHING, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND GENERAL MEH CHANDISE, &C., &c. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. .; RETAIL STOCK OF GENERAL DRAPERY. CLOTHING, NEW GOODS. Without Reserve. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructors to soil, ut his Rooms, on Monday, gjth lnst. at II o'clock, ' A PARCEL OF GENERAL DRAPHKY AS ABOVH, WITHOUT RESERVE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. Ex Gkasmere. TQ SHIP-CHANDLERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. * GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to sell, at his Rooni3, on above date, at 11 o'clock, 32 COILS BOLT ROPE, Absobted sizes Also,. On Account of Whom It May Concern, Ex Georgk Bbwlbt, 20 BALES HAND-PICKED OAKDM Terms at Sale. SEPTEMBER 26. TO LEATHER SELLERS, MANUFAC TURERS, AND OTHERS. GABRIEL LEWIS WILL sell,, at his Rooms, on above dute, at 11 o'clock, 3 CASES FRENCH CALF LEATHER 1 CASE KID SKINS, ROANS MACHINE THREAD, NAILS PATENT CALF Also, HOWE'S SEWING MACHINES Terms at Sa/e. AT AN EARLY DATE. Ex S.s. Dome. TRADE SALE OF SUMMER BOOTS AXD SHOES. Particulars in future Issue. j GABRIEL LEWIS, Auctioneer. W. 8. COCHRAKK.] [JAMES DAOKp, ; MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. ' t BUILDING" FOR REMOVAI^ FOR SALE, by Auction, at our Rooms, Fort-street, on Monday, 21th-histant, at 12 , , o'clock. ■ •■' • ■•• ' I j • : Building -i(V Albert-street, partly destroyed .■ . ... byflr.cs,/situato next Glodhlll's Factory, ij to be removed in seven days, r - SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 1 Auctioneers. ..>...,.;■ *j — r . , t ~'.■'. Continued oa Fourth Pago, ....