THE POLITICAL CRISIS.

(BY TKLKGHIAPH.-SPECIAL REPORTER.)

Wr.i.uwroN*, this day

The Mauamlrew-Montgomery Protest. The hitch which arose re tho constitution, of the Ministry lato yesterday afternoon, consisted in a loiter to Mr Stout, promoted by Mr Bnrron, and signed by several old supporters of the Macandrew-Montgomery party, protesting against tho exclusion of those members from the new Cabinet. This threatened for some time to throw the arrangements out of year, but after llicso claims had been weighed it was resolved to adhere to the allotment of portfolios without them. Public Disgust at the Situation. The " Post" says :—" There seems to be a complete political deadlock. From one end of the colony to the other n. feeling of intense di.s^t with tho eel fishnet, tho want of patriotism, and the personal vanity of loading politicians ia openly ex pressed, and is hourly intensifying. Bach individual or knot of individuals is deter mined to have his or their own way, and no terms of self-sacriheo or compromise will be listened to on any side. I'urLicH have ceased to exist, and faction rules supreme. Nothing move utterly disgraceful has over been known in the records of any constitu tionally governed state thai! tho posi tion which now obtains in Now Zealand. With a Legislature capable of much good it' it would but use its elements rightly, tho colony is being plunged into a position which would he ludicrous if it wore not disastrous and disgraceful. Every public interest ia being sacrificed to private and personal interests or prejudices. The so called leaders aro not altogether tho men to blame. They command no real allegi ance. Their follower." aro not. bound to them by any ties of principlo or policy. They seem to bo followed by sections who ■regard them as convenient tools to be used for the furtherance of private ends." The New Ministry Abandon the Land Tax. The Stout-Vogel Ministry have resolved to abandon the land tax part of thoir pro posals in tho Governor's Speed), for this session at least. Mr Peacock Offorod a Portfolio. Alter Mr Mitchelaon declined tv accept a portfolio in tho Stout-Vogel Government, it was offered to Mr Peacock, who also refused. Tho Ministry to Got a Fair Trial. No opposition will bo offered to the now Ministry till their financial proposals aro submitted, but if theso aro unsatisfactory, efforts will be made to put them out. Wellington, this afternoon. Swearing-in tho Now Ministers. Sir Julius Vogel, with Messrs Stout, Tole, Ballanco, liichardson, and Reynolds, aro just proceeding to Government House to be sworn in as members of tho Govern ment. Sir* Julius as Financial Saviour. The new Ministry will meet the llouso at half-past two prepared to go on with the business. Sir Julius Vogel, it is said, places great reliance on being able to show that the financial condition of the colony is not nearly so bad.as supposed, and that considerable reductions may bo made in taxation. It is doubtful, however, whether the country will approve of the method by which this is to be accomplished. tflio Difficulties of Cabinet-Malting. A sharp struggle took place over the ex clusion of Sir George Whitmoro from the Cabinet. His re-instatement was resisted mainly by Sir Julius Vogel. Sir George Whitmore, however, rather than causo a eplit, withdrew liis claim. Hon. R. Johnstons-was first offered a scat, but declined; then Dr.jPollen was suggested. but was unacceptable to tho Grey party ; and finally lion, Mr Reynolds was chosen, but declined to undertake tho .work of a portfolio. The fact that only two out of the six Ministers sworn in come from the JJorth Island has caused discontent.

THE NEW MINISTRY.

Six Menders Sworn In.

Six members of the Government have been sworn in with portfolios as follows :— Sir Jvtiva VOGEL, Colonial Treasurer, Postmaster - General, and Commis sioner of Stamps. Mr &TOOT, Premier and Attornoy-Goneral. Mr Ballasce, NatU'S Minister. Mr Tole, Minister of Justice. Mr Richabdson, Minister of Public Works. Mr Reynolds, without portfolio. Another Minister tor AuoMand. The Ministry desire to give the vacant portfolio to »n Auckland man. At present Mr Cadman seems the most probable.

Burning a Member in Effigy.

(BY TELfiaRiVPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION),

iNVEncAKffiix, this day. — Mr Cowan, member for Kakanui, was burnt in effigy at Gore last night. The proceedings were exceedingly lively, and the police had to interfere to prevent the delation taking place on the public street.

(BY TEUifIRAPJI—OWN COttRESrONPEN'T.)

Dunbdis, this day.

Mr Stout's Action Condemned.

The " Times " declares that Mr Stout is responsible for tho present unsatisfactory state of things. Sir Julius Vogel was the only leader really desirous of bringing about a coalition. Major Atkinson would consent to no coalition of which he was not Premier; and Mr Stout never made any genuine attempt in that direction. The country Bliould realise these facts. The vanity of Major Atkinson, and more particularly that of MrStout, marred allattomptsat coalition. Mr Stout sympathises with the Greyites, and throughout has used Sir Julius Vogel as a stepping-stone for his own advance ment. The responsibility for Sir George Grey's supremacy rests with Mr Stout and Major Atkinson" How can they reconcile their conduct with the public declaration that a coalition wasnecessary for the forma tion of a stable Government ? They have gone back on their words without any sense of shame. The article hints at the Stout party withdrawing from Sir Julius Vogel, and urging him to take the Premiership, and says: — " This would mean the division of the House into proper parties, and would ultimately lead to the formation of an Atkinson-Vogel com bination. The most satisfactory combina tion would be Sir Julius Vogel as Premier, with Mr Stout as leader of tho House, It thinks the majority of the House wilLsup port any moderate Ministry politic enough to defy the great Mogul of the North." The Other Side of the Question. The " Herald " thinks Mr Stout has the ball at his feet, and that no man alive knows how to kick it better, and proceeds to say:—"We are not afraid of his being too obstinate in desiring to have all his own way; on the contrary, wo are just a little anxious lest he should find it necessary to give way too much. Mr Stout, unless he. makes a thorough mess in selecting his colleagues, is .safe of office for twelve months at any rate, and every Liberal, has reason to rejoice. A brighter day never dawned for Otago than when the members of the Assembly found out that in Mr Stout th,ey had a leader almost a head and shoulders better than any other meipber. \ye warn recalcitrant supporters that the alternative now before them is a staunch support of Mr Stout or a dissolution. If they are willing to face the latter, they can turn Mr Stout out again, but riot'other.- Vfise."

1 T'lie " Star " says : ". The present state of things is distinctly unsatisfactory, and it should be for the constituencies to consider ugon whose shoulders lies'tho blame."

SENSATIONAL DISCLOSURES.

« A Local Evangelist Divorced from hie Wife.

Considerable surprise nnd regret have boon occasioned in local religious circles dur ing tho last week by the receipt of letters from America conveying intelli gence of a divorce action which imme-

diately concerns several highly respect able families in this city. The matter has been known to a few for some time past, but sinco the arrival of the la.st mail it lias gained such extended publicity, and is so well authenticated that there can be no reason for reticence on the part of the pres.s. The respondent in the action was Mr George Ilcinus, formerly proprietor of a boot factory in Upper Queen street, Superintendent of the United Freo Methodist Sunday-school in Pitt street, anil an undefatigable local preacher in connection with evangelistic work. It follows, aa a matter of course, that the petitioner was his wife, who is a daughter of Mr B. ICeane, and the ground advanced in support of the petition was neglect. We arc informed that after the advent of Mrs Hampsou to Auck land, Mr llemus, tired by her influence and example, conceived the idea of consecrating his life, abilities, and means to tho work of evangelisation. With this project strong in his mind, he sold out his business to Messrs McArthur and Co., broke up his home, and along with his wife and family took his departure for San Francisco. Since then ho has been labouring with moic orless success in various towns on the Pacificslopo, and particularly in those of California. No whisper of domestic infelicity appears to have reached Now Zealand until the news of tho divorce proceedings came like a thunder clap to causo consternation among tho friends of both parties. Had it not been too well substantiated it would have been at once rejected us wildly improbable, for Mr and Mrs llemus wore regarded as quite a model conplo. Both were of blame loss character, and entirely devoted to each other and their children. Mr Hemus was n man of gentle disposition, of singular fervour as a Christian worker, and of high integrity in his business dealings. It is alleged that Mrs Hemus was opposed to his relinquishmont of his business, and that slio hold strong opinions upon tho de sirability of family interests taking prece dence of evangelistic work. This would appear to receive confirmation from the fact ti.ut tho ground relied upon for the divorce was that of dcglcct. At the same time it requires to bo stated that Mr Hemus has informed his friends hero that on his side he had stronger reasons for favouring the intervention of the Divorce Court, and in point of fact he allowed the action to bo decided against him through default of ap pearance. Mrs Hemus therefore secured a dissolution of tho marriage as well as a verdict for senxj £200 damages, while the respondent was ordered to provide for the maintenance of his four children. We understand that Mrs llemus has now settled down in San Francisco, and is keep ing a boarding-house there. Tho wholo affair is of melancholy interest, and is also calculated to preach a moral which nono can mistake.

THE CHOLERA IN EUROPE.

Soriaus Outbreak in Spain,

[BY CAULK. —COPYRIGHT.]

(Received 3rd, 12.30 p.m.)

MApWI), September 2.

Cholera law made its appearance at Alicante, a town on the Mediterranean Coast of Spain. Sevoral deaths havo already occurred from the disease.

Cholora at Naples.

N.M'l.ks, September 2,

An alarming outbreak of cholera has occurred in this city. The mortality has already been considerable. Every pn caution has been takou to prevent tl. spread of tho epidemic. Tho cholera is on the increase in Naples.

FIRE AT PORT ALBERT.

(BY TELEGRAVH—OWN CORRKSPONUENT.)

Pokt Albert, this day

A BARN and stables, owned by Mr David Becroft, were burnt down last night" ,Tho loss, about £50, is not covered by insurance.

DEDICATION OF LODGE DUKE OF ALBANY, E.C.

A Masosk Lodge, under the abovo name, was opened last night at Helensyille. The dispensation for the Lodge was granted by the District Grand Lodge, English Con stitution, Auckland, and V.W. Bro. Win. Lodder was' commissioned to conduct the constitution and dedication ceremonies, wiiilo Bro. J. P. Clark, P.M., was chosen as installing master. A largo number of brethren Jeft by yesterday's afternoon train for Helonsville to assist in the opening cere monies, including JJro. H. G. Wade (Dis trict Grand Secretary English Constitution), Bro. G. N. Brassey (U.G. Registrar), Bros. Young, Cooper, McCullough, Suiter, Powley, Burns,, and La Roche (Past Masters), and Bros. Errington, Walker, Bennett, Wells, ilalland, and others After tho dedication ceremonies were over, Bro. William Lodder was in stalled First Muster; Brq. JPennell, Senior Warden ; and Bro. Ravvson, Junior "Warden. A number of gentlemen rosldentß of Holensville wore nominated for member ship, after which the Lodgo was closed. The members of tho new Lodge, in antici pation of a largo number of visitors, had instructed Mr John Gray, the proprietor of the new hotel at Helensvillo, to provide o banquet, to which all the visiting brethren and othors, to tho number of forty, were invited. The chair wajs occupied by Bro. \V. Loddor, and the vice-chairs by the newly appointed wardens. After ample justice had been been done to the .excellent table provided, a more than usual lengthy toast list was gone through. The whole of the proceedings in .connection svith the opening .of the new lodge passed off most satisfactorily, and the oirjcgrs pf the District Grand Lodge are to be compii men ted on the excellent arrangements made.

THE AUCKLAND KVBJSJUSU STAR, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1884,



We see that tlio tender of Mr S. Cdombe3 has been accepted for tho stock of W. Vaile and Co., recently spoiled by fire. Mr Coombes secures most of these stocks, and ho intends shortly to offer them to the public.



The public, meeting which has been con vened for the purpose of forming a Parlia mentary Union for Auckland takes place to-night in Robson'.s Commercial Dining Rooms, and in view of the success and acknowledged usefulness of similar institu tions elsewhere it should be very largely attended. .It is the desire of the pro moters to have all political parties represented in the Union, and for that rea son it is hoped that no apprehension of a spirit of exclusivoncs3 will deter people from coming forward. There is an inten tion abroad to secure, if possible, the ser vices of Sir Frederick Whitaker as Governor, and among the names of gentlemen sug gested for the Speakership that of Mr C. E, Button stands forth most conspicuously.



Uld Ti£our. caws Dyspepsia, Imiioteiice, Debility. At Dnv.'iri«ta.



Educational. TTKIVEKSJTif COLLEG B. LAW LKCTURBS. The Law Lectures of Hie Si-cond Tprni will be commenced on FRIDAY next, the sth inst,. at 9 o'clock n m., in the District Court-house, lfi"h-strcet. Subject: Criminal Law. KOBT. KIDD, Registrar. BOARD OF EDUCATION, Applications for tho appointment of Head Teacher of the Kihikthi School, Wuikato, will be received by the Board on or before THURS DVY 18th Septembei' instant. Salary, accord ins to scale, based on averagea'tendance, about £lijO a-year; a small dwelling-house provided, Applicants to state full particulars. Any Can didate who, either direotly or indirectly, la con cerned in canvassing members of tho Board pp tho School Committee will be disqualified. By or ero y^^fa B _ R j C g j Secretary. Insnrsncc. mHE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE L ASSUUANCE SOCIB.TY LIMITED. ' AUCKLAND OFEICB3 ! 139, QOEEN-STREET. DIRECTORS: Auckland,—J. jr. Shera (Chairman), S. Thome George, F. J. Mos% M.H.R. Dunbdin.—E. J. Spence (Chairman), \V. J, M Larnach, C.M.G., M.H.R,; Uon, George Me Lean. M.L.C.; Robert Stout, M.H.R. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL has added to all the ordinary forms of Assurance NKVKRAL niSTINCTIVK FEATURES, and is the only Colonial Life Office which issues TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES. The "Absolute" anil "Modified" Tontine Policies of the Co'.ouinl Mutual secure advan tages not offered b> any Foreign Company. Coloninl Mutual Policies aro INCONTEST ABLE FROM DATE OF ISSUE, being en tirely free from obnoxious conditions as to travelling, residence, occupation, mode of life, or manner of death. 11. S, 11. LYALL, Socretary for New Zealand. Advertisements Late for Classification TO LET, a 5-roomed Cottage, Belmont Tcrraco. Remuera.—Appiy to Railway Terminus Hotel. Auckland, TO'MASTEE TAILORS.—A Firet-class Cutter Is open to an Engagement. ~ Address, care of T. H, I3ridge, Argyle.street, Ponsonby. Auckland, WANTED, a respectable Youth as an Apprentice for a drapery shop j wages given —Apply by letter, in own writing, to " Draper,'r ßTAß Office,



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It restores the appctito, it removea the distress caused by eating hearty food or over loading the stomach, and will be found effectual as a Family Remedy where a simple pui gativo only is needed. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. JIAMUUIIU TWA. HAMBUItG TKA. Alderman Murray's Recommendation. "York-street, Sydney, February 13, ISSI. Dear Sir,—l have been a suilbror flora indiges tion and sluggishiiestt of the liver, and was, a UtUo time ago, recommended to try tho Ham burg Ten. I did so, and I found an excellent remedy. It is easy to take, and my children found no dilllculty in taking it, I found that a few doses cleared my liver and greatly im proved my digestive organs. I caiv safely re commend Hamuuko Tua.—Yours faithfully, Thomas Muhiuy." HAMBURG TEA. HAMIIUUO TKA. IIAMIIIJKU TKA. HAMIIL'RU ThiA. HAMHUItU TKA. A Sailor's Verdict. • Wollstreet. Pyrmont, Sydney, Feb. 11, 1834. -■Messrs Klliott Hros., Wholesale Druggists, Sydney: Dear Sirs,—Allow me to testify to the immense amount of benefit which I havo do rived from Km:l Frese's Hamburg Tea. I hava tried, in my time, all kinds of nostrums and so called specifies for tho relief and cure of chronic constipation, but without permunont efl'eet; in deed, whim I hud left ofT tailing any of tha articles referred to, my system was in a much worse condition than before. I now drink tho Hamburg Tea once a week, and thereby koup myself in first class bodily health. I have a grand appetite, and nm always in lino spirits. You need not bo surprised t.Q learn that I take care to recommend this reliable andsuro remody to all seafaring men like myself. It is simply invaluablo to sailors, who havo to endure so much from variable weather and sudden cbangos of temperature. I will always keep a supply of the tea on board. lam npw confident that it Is bound to becomo very rjppular among all classes in tho Australian colonlos. — Your jratoful servant, JonN Laino." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMHURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. What a Journalist Thinks About it. "February Uth. IR&l.— Messrs Klliott Bros1 Sydney : Gentlemen,—l Imvo much pleasure in telling you that your Hamburg Toahas proved very efficacious In relieving mo of compiaints incidental to a sudnntary life. I havo givon it a fa-ir trial, and havo found It to be not only a good regulating medicine, but an oxcollcnt tonic Many of my friends havo, I know, trlod your Hamburg Tea, with equally favourable results. To thoso engaged in sedentary pursuit* liko mj-self, it will be found to be an invaluable remedy.—Yours truly, Alfred P. Vernon, Journalist, West-street, Darlinghurst, Sydney." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMHURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. For tho Guidance of Others. • " Glemnore Road, Paddington, " Uth January, mi. " Gentlomon.-^Somo fow works since I was so a evcroly affeotod with Indigestion as to roudor niy rising each morning amattor of difficulty acd pain on account of severe pains in tho back ; add it hod just becomo necessary for mo to t^ko H holiday frpm my work, for the performance o! wliiok I was by no nipajia {Jt, when a friend mentioned to me tho benefit he derived from the uee of Hamburg Tea. In tho hopo of getting soino relief, I used it myself, the result being that I was myself in three or four days, and bavp not suffered since. My friends have advlaod mo ta write this for tho guidance of o'.hcra, and you aro aMibcrty to malte what use you ploaso of this. — Yours, JflHtf Kelly, Messrs Klliott Bros., Sydney." HAMBURG TEA. HaMuURG TKA. HAMBURG Til A; - HAMBURG TEA; HAMBURG TMA;. Nausea and Headache. '.'February 13th, 18&f.-AIessrs Elliott Bros.: Dear Sirs,—The Hamburg Tea which you sent me entirely relieved me of the nausea and headache from which I hayo suffered since the commencement pf the hot weather. Its effect in purifying tho blood was sqon qbscryublo, and I continue to take it at intervals, whenever I feel the return of any of my old symptoms.— Yours faithfully, John Blakeny, Pnblishoi Freeman's Journal,' Chester Cottafro, Bc.gg- Btreat, Faddingtan/' hamburg tea. Hamburg tea; IIAMtIURG TiiA: HAMBURG TEA. ■ HAMBURG TEA! That the Hamburg Tea is most valuable for the cure of headache, and other distressing complaints of females, may be seen from the fallowing letter, v/ritten by a lady resident in Sydney, whoso address may bo obtained at ifio ollice of tho Agents :— '•Sydney, JOth February, ISSi —Dear Si.-,—For some time previously to'using your Hamburg Tea, I hail bgen Bubjeot to lipailachp and gpiieral debility, caused, I thinki by tho suildcn changes of tho weather. I am glad to say, however, that since taking it I have'been entirely free from these complaints; and I think it is a very valuable medicine to "nave on hand.— Ypm* faithfully, J, HoQAtf.!' HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. IIAMIiUKG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA; SOLD BY ALL CnEMISTS AND STOREKEEPERS. Prick-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE, Pbicb-ONB KHJI44NS & THREEPENCE WHOLESALE AGENTS FOB AUOStjANf) U. LEVY & CO., QUEEN-STREET,



Wanted. . WANTED, 0 Men used lo Brick-void Work, and G gootl Pick and Shovel Men, also G Boys for J,oadine: Barrows at machine.— A])ply Hunt's Brick Works, Avondnle; or on Saturday at Mr Sloan's, Grey-street, Auckland, from i to 8 p.m. WANTED, Nursegirl, about 14, to attend to on« child.—Apply Surnian's Store, Mount Eden Itoad. ANTED, a Smart Boy about 12 or 13 for my Branch Boot Shop in Manukau Iliitt'l. J'nrncil. next JMrj George's Oroceiy .Slur.- Apply between Ujind 10 on "l'liurddii;.. 'XXJ ANTED,""v "sYjiarl* iiH(;flif4enV"Liui : » T must be ablo to read and spell well.- Apiily Jobbing Room, StaiiOlllcu. XTtTANTEIJ, a Strong, Intolligent Roy, Vl as Apprentice to Ucaeb Smith.-E J la\\li\ U pi)i;i-a>iiiund°-stieeu WANTED, a good General Servant; references required.—Apply to Mrs Page Alfred-street, near the Choral llal]^ WANTED, n gooil General Servant.— Apply Barrel Ilotel,_l_)an^eM. \\7 ANTED, a Goneral Servant.— Apply V T Mr-, 11. \V. Jlmilh, Prinoi-s-slrei-t, Albert l Jark. 4\7"ANT~EU, a Smart. Girl, about 11 or T To.- Hi. to nstial in housewoi'lc—Apply, heforo 11 a.m., to I\lf:i Wrh'y,, Paruell, WANTED, an Active and Intelligent Lad as Apprentice to the Lithographic Printing Department. —Apply JJret.t, Seliniidt, and Co., Fort-street. XX7 ANTEJJ, at once, a Hospectablo Lad. T» --Apply at Sawkiii3's Red Ucot Ware house, Victoria-street. WANTED, Board and Residence in private family for lady and two gentlo incn.—Box 11)7, Post-omco. ANTED, a useful Ilirl to mind Children and assist in House.'-Apply .Mrs Cameron. Church-street, Ponaonby. 'i'lT ANTED, Apprentices for'Uie Dress- VV making. Apply to the Korewonian.— .lames Hcutt, London House. Victoria and Nelson streets. _ ANTED, first-cltifs Coat mid \'o?t makei's; liißlieur, wages and constant employment.—Apply to the New Zealand Tweed Company, Sliortland-slreet. WANTED, n good Boy for a Butcher's Shop.—M. Hi-carley, Victoria and Chapol-slreota. WANTED, a Strong Lad.--Apply to Win. LoyH, Bookbinder and Paper Ruler, threo doora aliove Star Olllce. WANTED, at once, to Borrow £50 on Lid; Insurance Policy, at c.irrent rates. —Addreßi I,'rgfiit, Staii Ollico. ANTED, a Shinglor. — Apply at T. Martin's Store, corner of Kden Crescent an WANTED to Kent, a Groomed House in or near Victoria .or Nelson-stree-«.— Address A.M., Staii O)lice. WANTED, it Young Man for the Pnntiy; must understand waiting; also a Kitchen Man.—Apply toJSt.JHungo Ciife. \\7"ANTED, a Smart Active Boyi'to run V V Errands ; one who knows tho town well.—Apply to A. Wright, Tailor, Shortland street. WANTED, a Draper's Assistant) junior). —Apply, bofore 10 o'clock, Smith and Cauphey, Upper Queen-street. _ WANTED, n Bookkeeper with know ledge of drapi ry.-Apply by letter, stating references, salary, &.c, Smiih and Caughny, Upper Queon-strcot. WT'ANTEII, a Voting Ma« as Boarder in T T a private family, to share a room with anoUier.-Apply St.vi Olilce. WANTED, Apprentices to the dress making.-Apply :>lm Bright, Orakei Road. Remnora. WANTED, by an experienced person Hituation OH IJousekceper. — Apply Housekeciicr. Post-nillce. Auckland. WANTED to Rout, in a plea-ant posi tion, near town, n 1 or 5-rooincd Cutuige; Mnunt Kden or Orafton preferred. — Address particulars to Tenant, Btau Olllce. ANTED. --Flat-bottom Dingy lost from near Port Charles Saw mill on 211 h August.—Auckland Timber Co. (Limited). WANTED, Employment by a Surveyor, thoroughly conversant with both olllce and Held work.-Apply Omega. Star Ollleo. WANTED, to Hire, for about 3 weeks, a Baker's Cart, in working condition.— 10. Ilarvie, Upper Symonds-sireet^ WANTED, twoi Htron<c~LndH for tho Maohino.—Apply to Mr Barton, Star Olllce. | Vl/'ANTED, :i Gentleman for the Stos{o ; T I lira', class Amaienr. Apply prompt.— Ajiply Miinai;"!', «j|uTq. (Ipijac. \\, rANTEI>, n Stovu, snonmi-liMiKl, in VV good order, n.houp: Mlstreiis, No. 28; Aiilrcss. No. X; or Atlas. State low.st price.— Htovp. STAR Olllee. Wanted" to sell, one Two-iior«o Power Otlo Gas Kiiglno in good older; also, one strong Force Pump, lll.liid to work by hand or power.—W. nnd G. Winstonu. "VST"ANTED to Lot, one or two Furnished V V Rooms (with or without board), within 10 minutes' walk of Queen-street.—Apply M.H., Stau Ofllce^ WANTED, Machinist, Improvers, and Apprentices to tho Dressmaking.—Apply W. G. Allen. Draper, Jervois House, Jervois ltoail, Ponsonby. ANTED, 2 or :i respectable Young Men to Lodge only ; bedroom furnished, and kitchen utensils found: washing included ; terms moderate.—Apply Stau Olllce. ANTED, Situation as~Housokeeper by highly respectable middle-aged per son, recently from England ; good references.— Addro_s_F.Jt L . Stau Oillbo. W" AX"TED, Everybody to Know that I liave men ready at a minute's notice for oflice and shop littingH, and alterations of every description.-J. JI. Haslett Builder, Fort -B_t_i^e t_ W" ANTED, Jniiabitants oF Paimell to Know tliey eon be Supplied with Prime Meat, lowest possible prices, at R. P. i;ngirs'n. Parnell Rise. WANTED, by CompeTont Surveyor' and Engineer of en'onial oxperiencc, an Kngagomcnt for nillce, liold, or superintend worl;s.—Address SIC. euro of J. Siut >r, Archi tect, Coombes'e Chambers. A N T E~D B O N E S.— The highest Cash Piioo will bo paid by tho Undersigned for Sound Undigested Bones in any quantity.—l!. G. Hill, Depot, Cusloms streel Wist, nest Messrs Ptilham, liauna'yne, and Co.'s. ANTED, tho Ladies of Ponsonby to Know tkat D. W. Jack and to., Von sonby Road, are prepared to execute Dross making Orders on the shortest uotico in ilrat c)as__yle, at inodertito iliarges. "_\7 ANTE |j "KNOWN^That Mrp YV GarWoek. Milliner. Habit. Mantle, and Dressmaker, has Removed to Craig's Building?, Great North Jtoad, nenr top of Ponsonby Ronrf; ANTED KNOWN-Half-game and Spanish Eggfl can ho bought, 3s per dozen. — Qibbonata General Produce Stores, Maekelvie-sm-ct. Great North Road. WANTED KNOWN.—Furniture Re moved.—The Ne^y Zealand Receiving, Forwarding, and Parcel Delivery Agency, High stn et. Remove Furniture with expedition and despatch, and on the shortest notice ANTED- KNOWN—lnhabitants of Mount Eilcn can bs Supplied with Prime Meat at Lowest Prices; sm_ll goods always on hand*.—E Hall, Mount Eden Road. ~X \TANTED KNOWN — That D. W. VV Jack and Co., Ponsonby Road, can now Supply every article of Ladies' Underclothing ami liaby Linen at the lowest prices.' WANTED KNOWN —That D. W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby. have on hand a Well assorted Stock of Men's Umbrellas, Hats, Shins. Ties. Collars, and Hosiery. ANTED KNOWN — That Mrs Skinner has opened a Registry Ofliee at Newmarket. Fees payablp before reg'stra tioii. WANTED KNOVVN — a Beautiful Assortment of Silver and Gold Jewel lery at Charles Kclsoy and Co.'s. Thoy keep no imitations, and they guarantee everything sold by thorn to be genuine.—Charles Kelsey and Co., 120, Queen-sreet. ANTED—When ypp are in Jrlobsou street'call and see tiie large and choice stook of Mssgio) and Baiinopkbijni '[wteds, for tho, present season, at Munro a?i.d Mljhgan's. ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timukr ! Cheap T'ivibkr! And all other kinds of Building Materijilß, can he purchased cheaper and better than anywhere else at the yards of D. Got.dte. Alherf-sjjeoL T)frANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks VV to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford'B, Watchmakor, Victoria-street (next Union Bank). Charges nipdqrate; all work warranted for 12 mqn'tns, ' " ANTED KNOWN — Cousins and Atkin. Elliott-atreet, ato Buyers of Puhutnkawa, White Titree, and Manginou. TSTANTED KNOWN—Hamburg Tea, Is V T per packet; St. JacobsOil.2s Id the bottle; Pain Killer, lid per bottle; Tea, 3d per lb.; highest price, good Tea, Is Cd ; splendid Baking Powder, Cd tho lib. tin; Canary Seed, 4d per lb.j Caraway Seeds, Gd pen lb.: Acrpwrpot, fid per lb.; good Sa"co, -'d per botllo, at Dampler's Hobson: strcut'ShopJ ' ANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save their menoy by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpenco; Boar.d and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdoch, Proprietor.-Noto the address —Nsarly opposite tho Waitcmata Hote!, qnd clrae to thoDock.' __ '_ .*...' TT_fS_"TET) 'KNOWN—Charles Kelsey VV and Co. have Constant Arrivals of Now Silver and Gold Jewellery. They mako a specially of this branch by keeping.no Imita tion Je'woHery on their premises. — Charles Kelseyjand Co., 120, Qneen-atrget^ WANTED Known— CTiaraborij' Journal, to 2s 6d the volume; the'li-.rge ' Pictorial Wmlrt" to SsElli BpUrtivia, to 2s Cd; Old Jonathan, to 2s; tihakspem, to 2s: ''The Young Man's Safeguard through tho Path of Life " 2s : Heroism and Adventure, 2s; &c., &«. Aluo an Enormous Quantity of Now Novels, reduced to U 3d each ; large Mounted Pictures. Jd ; grand line of Gilt-framed Pictures, Is —At Da'mpier'a Hobson-street Shop, W'ANTJH D aiildW,—Tne'fresh' Bargains in New Furqltuia, including Pointed Wood Chairs, 3s 3d ; Cane-seated Chairs, f>lso 3? 3d; Brand tins G* Qrepion Cano-ao^tod Cnajrs, 4s fid -Rooking Chairs, with arms (cane-seatpd), 10s; nipe lot of Arm Chairs, Cs Qd; Folding Chairs tearpßt-seatei}), ssCd; Children's Rooking Chairs, %i Wasfistandp. 9s C-d; Catfee Tables, aa Cd; (|ip3y Tables, Ss 6(1 j Loo Tablejf, lgs (oval); do. (round), 245; Eitohen Tables, 9s, 10s, lls; Chests of Drawers, iSjs; Oplqnial Cnqcfyeg, 7s; Streichei'3, fis: b^ndsopio elilfied Onaira, lQa; attittcd Arm OSiftirs. 3ls; haii(leomf3 Spring Couches, 353.—At Dpmpiep'B Lapge Furnishing §hop, Hqpßan-strppt



Wanted. WANTED, by Young Widow, a Re-en gagoment as Housekeeper; educated. ---" Widow," Stak Oflice. WANTED, some kind person to Adop a Baby Hoy. 3 months old; will hi entirely given up.—Apply Mr Fcrstusson, Lon dun Loan and Discount Co.'s Oflice, High-street WANTED, at once, a Useful Boy abotr i 2 or 11 years of age; one accustomed t< horses and cattle preferred; to go to the countrj at. oner - \pply to Mrs If. MpFaddcr, a.l Jlr C K. Kni liiiimr'B Shop. ni:xl Huluie's, linleher Qitic'ij-3lrt-i:l, Auckland. \\r~A NTBD —£10 • Deposit and Fortj H ■hilliiiKU weekly, and you will live roll' free in a new, stjlish Villa: city.-J. R. Rander 6on. W" ANTED, Man to attend Garden, Sto., gen tluman'u family, town; good Genera Pcrvunt; also, Nurse for baby, snme family Paruell; General Servant; also, Housemaid, tc :,:TO.stin bar (both for Hotel, Thames); Genora: Servants and YoungGhi.-i —K. Henry'sßegislry W'aNtKU"- LOOK HERE-A "grant) new House (7), city; only £400: miiiiil il. iKwit, mid :loh wnekly.—J. R. ['tandursun, Auc t;.inei.-r, Jli-iTiinJille rhambers. WANTED TO SELL, an Air Bid Killing for invalid.—For addrosß npph STAit OIHco. _ __ \\r ANTED, n Nuraemaid, Apply dice" T T sou's Hotel, CutiloniH airoet West. W" AN'£ETj, Cook, Laundress, 20s i Cook and Nurse (hotel, town), Voting Man (botol, town). 12 Generals, Waitress, etc.—Mrs Whitcombe's Registry. TXT ANTED, a Gardener ; nono but ji T T thorough, practical, sober man need apply. - J. Newell, care li. Tunke and Co. WANTED, a General Servant; nc washing.—Apply immediately to Mrs Fairbnrn, Manukau Road, Parnell. W "ANTED, n. Boy, at painting or car pouters' work. — Apply W. Stafford, back of nobinson and Maxwell's. Karangahapc I tou (1. W ANTE D, a respeclablo Man as Boarder; terms, His per week; comfortable home. —KoraddreHs apply Mr Peet, Grocer. Welling ton llotiso. Wclllniiton-Btreet. WANTKD TO PURCHASE, 100 Shares South British Insurance Com pany.-Stale price to I3ux 230. I'ost-ofllce, WANTED, n first-class Machinist.— Muni'o and Milligan, Hobson street. WANTED, immediately, Private Board and Residence for lady and gentleman, sittingand bed-room.-Address A.1!., Po3t otllce, Auckland. WANTED, a Certificated Engineer for a steam launch.—Apply Holroyde Bros., linn incurs. CuHloms-street \vest. WANTED, a Good Foinulo Cook ; also Nurse for three children.—Apply Hob son Hotel. WANTED, Woman Cook (hotel), soveral Generals (Lown, suburbs); ulao, a great many wanting employment, both men, women (hotels, private) —Airs Elsmore. WANT Ep—Corner BJock, of large size, with buildings; grand business posi tion, city; to bo leased for (10 years.—lmmediate application to J. It, Henderson, Auctioneer. WANTED, immediately, a Comfortably Furnished Bed-room with Board, for Gentleman and Wifo, in vjeinilyof Symond«- Mrcot or Albert Park.—Address to A.8., Box 63, PX). WANTED, a Young Man for the Paint ing.—Apply W. H. Fox. Campbell Ter rnco, St. Stephen's Road. Parnell. ■\I7ANTEI) TORENT, a Room or Rooms TT over.or underground, with fireplace, and watT supply,—Address, "G.A.,"Stau Olllcc. W" ANTED TO LET, t«o Rooms, Cross street, oil' Pitt-stroot, Newton. —Apply Mrs Holmes. \\J ANTED, Furnished Sitting and Bod T T Room, by married couple, with or without board, within easy dl tance of Auckland ; plea sant. situiitiou ; no children.-Address, "8.H.," STA li Olllcn, with terniß. WANTED— Everybody ought to go to Dare Bros, for the Cheapest Drapery in Auckland. — Daro Hros., Manchester llouso, Victoria-street West, Auckland. \\T ANTED by a respectablo young per- VT son, Work by tho day; can wait table, donning or washing.—"A.W.," care of Mrs (;liillilis. Dundonald-stre.et, Newton Road. ANTED TO LET, Commodious Premises, suitable for Simple Rooms or Olllces, next Ji. Gittos and Sons', Wyndham street. - WANTED, few pairs First-class Fowls - Golden Spangled Ilamburgs. -T. Prossor, Karanguhape Itoad, Newton. ANTED KNOWN—Piiiiios, Pinnoa, and Organs—French, Knglisli, German, An.nriean for cash or on deferred payments, by \V. C. DenncH. (Jueen street. ' ' \\f A N T E D, VY PARI'ICULAft INSPECTION1 111 TIIK STOCK OK WATCHES, CLOCKS, A JEWELLERY, GOLD and SILVKR (all warranted, and if not approved, exchanged), in tho QUEEN -STREET WINDOW of GOOD SON'S LONDON ARCADE; also TEIiRA COTTAWAKK and FANCY GOODS. 1- VICTORIA STREET WINDOW Contains a Splondid Assortment of Artistic IMITATION JKWKLIiICKY, PHOTO. FRAMES, SCRAPS, He O—VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— /Q Contains soino Great Specialties in SI'A TIONKRY, ALBUMS, STOVE ORNAMENTS, fee. «$— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— O Contains WORK-HAGS, BASKETS, BOXES, TKA SETS, DINNKK and TKTK-A TKTE SETS, and Novelties in PKN-VVIPKRS. 4— VICTORIA-STREET WIN DOW ls tilled with Specimens of GOOD 3 H ll at ONE SHILLING EACH. Some splendid values. rpilE ARCADE ITSELF is RADIANT JL WITH ATTKACTION.d. All are invited to inspect them, and purchase if approved. miiE LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO I SELKCT FROM IN THK CITY. PRO VINCK, or COLONY, and the CHKAPKST is /^ OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE, AUCKLAND, And at Wki.i.inbtom and Ciiristciiurch. Miscellaneous Wantcds. A YOUNG LADY requires an Engage /-\ ment us Governess to Young Children; would be wi ling to teach music—Address l«tti-r to M S., care of Mr Barton. Stak Oflico. UTTON-lIULERS. — Good Button holcis wanted, also Smart Lad to learn trade—Auckland Clothing Manufacturing Cotmiany, Customg-street Kaat. "PARTNERSHIP IN DUNEDIN. Wanted in a louK-ostflblishcd and profttablo Importing and Jobbing Concern in Dunedin, a Partner with business experience; capital re qnircd, £3,ooo.—Address. Box 221. P. 0., Dunedin. T>ULVATE Sitting-room and Bed-room X (with hoard) wanted'in a good locality.— Address particulai's to " Apartments," Box il, P.O . Auckland. "OELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— A\j SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Price, 2s'Cd andls'Gd.—F. O. Sharlaiid, oppoaite the Post-ofHce. 0 FLOCK-OWNERS AND OTHERS. Wanted, 5)0 Sheep on terms, to feed on gdod and secure pasture.—For particulars, apply to Mr Stevens, High--street, TO Engineers', Surveyors, and Contrac tor?.—Wantod, a Situation by nn oxceri traced man : good draughtsman.—" F. W.," Stab Ollicc, X®OA^|— WANTED TO BORROW d&zV"" for term, fi2ooon good security. —For particulars apply to Steyons, J|igh-street. Iloapd and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE! — Two Rooms (front, lorgo and airy), use of bath and piano.—Grafton House, oppositp Chpral Hall. /^QMFORTABLE. Apartments for Throe. V 7or Four Gentlemen at l(U, (trey-streei (near thetopi; ' ' /A OVKH Nf> \i vs!\O\". Nr ' ''-• - *JT MHHwItN STUK.RT, Bourd and Lodging _ _ _ Jls ,m a■- Single Uoo;n ____.. ?Ss n>" '-< '■ E L~L ESL E V HOUSE (3 doors from Hobaan-streot), Wollesley streetWpst, i\.t\oklnhd, New Zealand. " BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ventilated Bedrooms, Plungo and Shower Baths, and every convenience to ensure tho comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms. £1 per week. M. MASON. Prqprietreaa. Tenders. TENDERS FOR RATIONS for Sick and Destitute for Tw'klvk Months) for Auckland and Suburbs, Devoripart, Qnohunga, Panmurn, llowidf, Ola'anli-fl, papakyi'ft, ond VVaiuktt. • Partiaulara obtained a«d tenders delivered until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 10th Septem ber, at my oflice. Princes-street. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. GRAHAM, Relieving Officer. m o li U I h v. E R s. Tondeia are invited fur tlifi Krcotion of n Cou^vi'teiVilla, up to lnoon of SATURDAY, September ISth. J'lahs, Sec, at my office. GEO. F. RITSO, Architect. la. Scherfl"s Buildings. Fort-Btreet. LENDERS for Supplying and Girting JL ' 200 Yards of Shell and ss?,ij;V to he doll Vi'fed 111 ](iM'i'eliifi -:c, Kii.i'.J;,'. ' Tenders esjll "•> l'oceive'd lip to Noon on Fki ma i;,16th'Instant, at myofHee. ■ ' WM. PERCIVAL, Socrotavy A.R.O. rff^U-QAKVii^Tfc'iiS'A'ND'BUItDJiKS- H Tenders w)ll he rcctived up to noon or MUNP.AY. the Bth instant, for the Erection oi qnoprt-wo Residences at Arpey Crescent, Re rpuera, for Measra Jaggsr und Parker.—Fo; plans and pasticulai's. apoly to New Timber Co.. CiiHtoma stront Auckland nfta PL.fJ MBEJSS'.—Teifders Wanted loi 4- PltMSbaS WQil? for- Hojisp in .Wood strcot, npar-Cosvly-Btreet,^-Will(am Wfllmett Architect. Continue^ on flrgt l?»ge.



To Let TO LEIVa Furnished Bed and Sitting room, with use of kitchen.—Apply Mr - You"g'lo3' Grey-street. ' fT^O LET, a 5-rooined House ; well c _1_ finished; good locality, off Great Nortl •' lioad ; 1,5 minutes from Queen-street, lls. ---• inquire Mr Mahon, Slasgow Store. ' nP^ P, with immediate possession al2 0 JL rouuiud House, suitable for a Private Boarding Eatabliahmenl; situated top of Wei ■ lesloy-fitroi'.l West.—Apply P. Gluoaon, Hubaon V street. riiOLBT, v flairdreaßei''s Suloon.—Applj ' -I. to J. O. Hughes, Tubaccunist, op|joalti t VVavcrlcy ilutul, Queen street Whai-f. rpiO LET, a Room suitable for three billiarc J. tables ; splendidly finished.-Apply lv J ; li. Huschi-s. 'I'obacootiiat. opposite \Vuverlej 1 Itotol, Queenstreet Wharf. J fV\O LET, in Karangabape Koad, a Shop 1 X wiih large yard, stabliw. and out-houses . good opening for a butcher.—Apply J. Scott ; oi | A L Taylor, Uj^ocerjiiaraiigahape Road. 1 ri^O LET, two Furnished or Unftuiiishct ■ X Rooiiih with use of kitchen; rent low.- Apply Orcat North Koak, Riisoell street Store. 1 rl^O LUX, a Shop and Dwolling in Wake X He d-stroot; rent, lSs —Apply to Mr Culpan . on the prumiaea, between 12 and 1 o'eluck. r|lO LET, a 0-roomed llou.so, vvitli wii-ili X house, water and gas laid on, every eon ; rciiiencc, in Collingwood street (near tie lop), ! —Apply to Mr John Taylor. Puuscnby Road, j corner of Collingwood:sti cot. T 0 LET, that splendid Business Stand in Wood's Buildings, at Three Lamps. Pon [ sonby.—Apply next door to Mr Briggs, butcher. rrtcTLET, Glen Sea Cottage, MounTldeii ) X Roud, near Railway Station; good garden. , —Apply Shakespear ami Co., Queon-sireet. TO LET, a lar^e Double-fronted Shop and 7 rooms at the top Hobson-street.— Apply at the Corn Storo, top Hobaonstreet. 1 rr\O LET, a convenient 4-voomed House X in Elizabeth-street (near College Road); ■ rent, 10a (id.—Apply to F. Nightingale, College Road. ' HMO LET, new 4-roomod Verandah Cot- X tage, with large scullery, register- grate, I colonial oven, cupboards, 4ic—Apply T. Arm . strong, Arch Hill, TO LET, t-roomed House, Quoen-street, 0, 7, and U-roomed Houses, lown and Ponsonby—Grant and Cooko, 75. Qtieen-ttreet. ' rtAO LET, Unfnrnisod, to a respectable JL Couple, Part qf Largo House with every convenience, in Symonds-strent; good sea view. -App y Star Office. TO LET, a new 7-roomed House ; city water and every convenience. Pleasantly situated.—Apply J. llorey, O'Neil-street, Pon sonby. TI^O LETj a 4-roomed Cottayo, off Mount I Eden Hoar); gas laid on. — Apply A. Crockett, Mouui Kden Road. MHO LET, six well-linished ltoom'j, also X Shop and live rooms, in my New Buildings. Vietoria-st. Weßt.-J. Ogilvic. Tjlu LET, aspa cl ous 3-roorned House ; X water laid in,—Apply Mr Nicholas Simula, Newton Koad. '^ O LET, Dwelling-houso, 0 rooms and bathroom ; rent, 12j.—Apply Smith and Caughey, Newmarket. TO~LI/rrir~ii«v~T3rick Shop, woll f urnished; gas and water laid on; -lituatpd in VVellesloystreet East.—J. B. Morp Oi, No. 20^X.Z. Insurance. TO BE' LET OR LEASED, a two Storied Warehouse in Little Oueen- Btreet, rent low. — Apply Partridge and Wollams, Queen-street. TO BE LBT, Lincoin-street, Penaonby, Dwelling-house and Shop; rent.moderate. llpuntKdon.neur Itailway Station : Convenient Villa Residence of 0 rooinH.-W. L. Mi'tchell, f Mercantile Chambers, A LADY wishes to Lot Four Un furnished Rooms (gas and water laid on) lo a married couple or small fami'y |n return for board.—Apply second house. Nicholson's Cottages, Pitt-street. F'~"URMSIIED ROOM, with use of Kit chen, To Let. — Apply Mrs Bryant, Dublin-street, College Road. 0~~ FFICE TO LET, City Chambers, Hifjh street; os per week.—J. M. Macdonald, Agent. Meetings. A UCKLAND XWGEON TjiLYINO C L v *•■ Slif.f, <JVf|U MM Oil ALL THOSE INTERESTKI) IN FORMING THE ABOVE CLUB AUK KINDI.V ItKQUESTEI) TO ATTEND A MEETING AT THE WORKING MEN'S CLUB ON FRIDAY NEXT, otii ■ SEPTEMBER AT S P.M. AUCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY UNION. We. the undermentioned, hereby convene a PUBLIC MEETING of all persons interested ii. the Forn ation of a Poliamentary Union, to be held in Robson's Commercial Dining-robins, Queen-str,:et, THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVKN -IN<3. at 7.20 o'clock. IVraoiis desirous of joining Uie above, which it is hoped to make thoroughly representative of nil clashes and parties, are cordially invited to attend. W. It. WRddel Graves Aiclcin K. W. Burton John Chambers Win. Cooper 'I'heo. Cooper H. W. Com) ns \\ r. Gorrie F. G. Ewiimton AMHigan Hogg David Goldie B. M. Main ■ J. M. Geddis Thus. Mason H. 11. I.usk M. Montaßuo J. Mason Adam Porter • C. McMaslor \V. Rattray ' J.A.'Philp' H. 11. St venaon P. A. Philips JolmH. Upton Hudson Williamson MKETINd of the Eton Cricket Club will be held in the Newton' Hall THIS hiVKNING. All intending members mo ro q nested to atrend. CITY GUARD.S. — Monthly Inspection Titlb EVENING at the Drill-shed, at 7.30. —Alfred E. Isaacs, Captain. — Fines for non-at tendance. T\7"AITEM.ATA BOATING CLUB. A General Meeting of the above Club \\ (11 be held at tho Waitem'ata'Hotel at Eight -p.m. TO-NIGHT (Wednesday), to consider "important business. All members fti'o re«ue«ted to attend. M, 11. KHSESINO, Hon. Sec. THE regular Monthly Meeting of tho Princo of Wales Lodge, No. 1338, will be hiild at Freemasons' Hall, Princes-stroet. TO MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, tho Jth of Scptenibcr,at7 o'olocfi. Visitors are invited. By ordor of the W.M. W. S. LEERS, P.M., Secrotary. SALVATION ARM Y. A MERITING OF THOSE WHO SYMPA THISE WITH THE ARMY WORK WILL HE HBI.D IN THE CHORAL; HALL TO-MORROW (THURSDAY), SEPTEMBER 4th, ISS4, When Testimonies will bo given by Reclaimed Drunkards and OTHERS. TICKETS May bo had (Free), on application to Mr. Uptpn, "" Stationer, Queon-strcet. T>ONSONBY ROWING CLUB. The Annual General Meoting of the above will be held at tho Ponsonby Club Hotel on FRIDAY, Soptember 5, at 8 o'clock shtirp. A full attendance of members is requested.' C. H, CULPAN, Hon. Sec. Ecclesiastical. THE ANNUAL MEETING On behalf of the W^ESLEYAN FOREIGN MISS^QNSi Wlll,behol(V ! THIS (WE.B> TE,SDAY) KYENING, • In tho • UPPER SCHOOL-ROOM OF PITT-STREKI CHURCH. I Chair to be taken by Mr J. L. Wilson at half :past seven. 'mHE AT R E ROYAL TOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION I Tho Rev. J. S. HILL will deliver a LECTURI ■ on "JOHN BUNYAN," with Beautiful Lime light, Views of "Pilgrim's Progre's," on THUUS i DAY, Sept. 4, at half-past 7. The In.cidenitn ■ Music will be Sung by the Evangelistic Choir ' A Collection will be mado oji behalfof the Evan | gelislic work carried on by the Association ; The P,ra-S Oivcle will be reservod for Ladie , accompanied by Gentlemen, Come early, T ECTUR.E, in connection with St. Luke' • XJ Young Men's Mutual Improvement Society Mr B.LAQKMAN will give a Lecture, entitled VColeridge: His Adventures and Opinions," h fit. Luke's Church, Remuers, on THURSDAY ■ EVENING. Sept, i. at 7.30 o'clock. Visitors ar. " cordially invited. Collection to defray expenses ' /•"« £\ TO £10,000 LENT on Building ' o Smsos,*lind, Estate, and Fmoncia ■ Agent w£ valuer. High-sttoot. AuoUand.



For Sale. r. "BTIOR SALE, a first-class paying Busines: ■8 JL' ill a Rood stand ; low r«nt; owner leaviu through sickness; small capital required. - Apply STAR Office. h "IT'OH SALE, a new Hansom, to be cotr _ .I.' pitted to purchaser's order. — Thame Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-st. Eaar. FOR SALE, House of 10 rooms, J acr lnnd, for £300; very easy: terras; Surre |. Orescent.—Apply to Edwd. Wayte, ft, JUereastil ,- Chaaibern. ■ WOli SALE. Cheap, a Double-seata y JL' Buggy, only been used a few tinies ; uls „ a new Double-seated Busrgy.-Apply Mr Bruce Coach Builder, foot of Wakclicld-strect. FOR SALE, one Light Spring Cart; no had G months1 wear ;-a bargain.—Edinhurg] y Castle Hotel. FOR SALE, in Upper Queen-street, fi roomed Villa, nearly new ; £80 cash. Ownc leaving town. —Inquire on premises, oppo3iti r end of VVest-atrect. FOX SALE, cheap, lucres Volcanic Land or in Allotments, on easy terms.—Apply li : T. JiarncH, MnuiH Unsliiluioad. _ . BT'OR SALE at Uovonpoit, North Shore . .L Cottage and Allotment, 320 feet deep, do 8( to the Wharves; also, Allotment in Domain-it • —Apply to J. J. Swlnrierton, North Sh3r«, o: ■ U'ynilliaiii street, Auckland. lI^OK SALE, Spring-street, Oncluuiga, '. ' .1} acres of Land, Groomed House, stable ■ hayloft. Two good frontages to main road ' Clj c to Railway Station. ' SI^OR SALE, one second-hand Landat JD Cab ; also, one secondhand four-whee I ogcarl.-R. H. Witt, Coach Painter, Durham ■ street. 1710K SALE, largo 7-Hoomed House. ? large garden, stable, and every con . venience: bargain. Several 1 and 5-Koomet i Houses; -jash, i'.'O: bnlnnceas agreed; all neai . Ponsoaby Road -O. Sage, Oliphant-street, Pon sonby, IJIOR SALE, new D.B. Hreach-loadinf: } Central Fie Gun, 100 Kynox metallic ! cartridges, curtridgo-llllor, cleaner, &c.; £12.— Apoly A. Campbell, Stationer, Queen-street, . iTiOKlmmediate sale, Hotel and JL' Freehold Allotment, about half an acre, I in a good district, doing KOjid business and capable of great increase, ihe present ownei being obliged to retire through ill-health.—Foi , particulars apply to W. Dowden, Auctioneer, I Queen-street, FOR SALE, 1 American Curtland Waer gen, 1 Express Wago _. ar -1 soveral now ■ and second-hand Spring Cana, buggiqa, etc.— , Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria street Eaat, FOX SALE, new 8-h.p. Portable Engine and Mortar Mill (together or aepartttely); list arrived, tor Glenmore. — James Slatqr, Architect and Bngineer, Goomhcss Chamber.*, tr M. Niccol, Wharf. " '|710 It SALEJ G, W, and 4-rooined Hquses X? iii Howe, Hepburn, and Ca]|iiuwood slreiMs and .Surrey Hills; ea=j terms'.—Apply tuAiinip Alart.n. Foyal Villa, Hepburn-street. J7IQR SAL.E, O-voomod House, largo } Allotment; ,fi2IQ; Farm*, Hotels, IJuei iiiißies, Hoarding Housoa,—Grant and Cooko, 73. Queen-.sd'eot. IjlOlt SALE, a really good Dairy Farm, . 100 ncres good land, well-fenced, good grass, and plenty fresh water all the year round, comforrnble dwelling-house, and numerous out buildings ; all in good order; J-mile from rail way station, 15 miles from town, and will be sold cheap.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. FOX SALE, Lease and Out-houses of a small Dairy Farm with 5 cows and horse. Apply Unas. White, Onehunga, Mringere. IjlOH SALE, new Cottage, containing 5 ' rooniH, in C'arcnce-street, Ponsonby; ga< laid on; price. i2CS, terms; a bargain.—Apply Authe: 8 C'onf :ctfonor, Ponsonby. ITIOK SALE'oIiTEA'SET in a jrood part B ' of OnulmngiEj^L 10-roomed Ilouae, in good rupai i_ CLiicli-housei stable, ntnd acre of garden (first-class 80il).-D. J). Orchard,'l6, New Zea land Insurance Buililings. ~I7iOR SALB, Allotments of S. lp, or 15 JL acres of very choice Volcanic Liind, well watered, all free from stones. Northern aspect, well-fenced and subnivided, in good grass and clover, 0 miles from town. No butter Land pr a healthier prospect in the suburbs of Auckland. —Apply to Mr AUthorpe, Hose Hank,' Avon dale. ' ' " rOT AK,A ■ STREET, CITY (adjoining City Park).-Two very nico Houses of 4 rosins each, quite) new, city water laid on. These houses are fitted with every convenience and very pleasantly situated, being close to the City Park. Leasehold, 'is years to run. Ground vent, £7 per annum. Price, only £450 for the two.— l). F. "Kvans, Land Agent, Queen-street ' ____ _&*>il — FOR SALE, Cottage and 3&O\/e Allotment, freehold, very con venient; iCLiOca.ih, balance by weekly payments. —Sthveirj, Ifigh-iftreet. jfJSfA -rl'OK SAL?;, an Interest in dw*Lr\r« an investment. Jloney will" bo doubled within a year.—Apply " Gold," Star Oflico. TVTOTICE TO INVESTORS. —A immbor LI of Choice Properties en oasv terms for Wale.—Apply Edwaid Wayto, 5, Mercantile Chambers. ON SALE, Ground Mortar (dolivercd in town or suburbs), £00 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris, Fireclay (by ton or lb), Fire Bricks, &c—H. Jenkinson, Buildor. Lorno- Btreet. QDNNYSIDE ROAD, MOUNT EDEN. JO —A very comfortable Kesidence of 8 rbonis, faithfully built, quite"new; close to the main road; fitted with every convenience; register grates, boiler, &c.; largo wood nnd coal sheds; allotment, about if) feet by 230; right-of-way at back to Wynyard Road. Price, only £070.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent and Auctioneer. Queen street. ; 1113 DEVONi'OKT.— For Sale, a Cottage of Six rooms (new), with fire grates and every convenience.—Apply to H. Pitts, Builder, Devon port. ' PIANO for sale, in good'order ; price, £8; a bargain.—Apply to C. Fergusson, High-street (two doors from Vulcan Lane). QEVTINe MACHINE for sale (Standard), k3 in porfect order, for £o (cost £10 10s 12 m mt.hs ago); owner leaving the coloay.- AnP'S y. Fergusson, H?sii street (tv.-o dcora from Vukan Lane). ' •fcJELSON TWEED: Men's Trousers, XI Balid ; Boys'Suit?,2(i3fid; 'Youths', 31s6d. The strongest good?, and best value in town.—J M. McLaclilen, 222, Queen-street, Importer,' QJELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF! O Previous to Extensive Alterations to Pre mises, at F. LAMKOUItNK'S. Karanealuipe Iload: 10 tons of Nails, from Us pov-'kßgi JO doz. Galvanised Buckets, from lscaph; Colonial Ovens, from 10s 6d :2Dodon. t^ips and Saucers, from 3s Cd doz.: Blue Fig, do., do., Ss doz.; Glass Butters and Sugars, 8d each; Clarks Box Irons, from 2a Gd eacli. Large Stock of other Goods too numerous to mention. Como ea,rly for the Bargains. MAUAETAI.— 140 Acres of Biv-h, coiir taming about JOO.OOO. feet of kauri, 1.00t',000 foot of bla^k bircli, and 700 tons birch bark. Price, £7")0, on easy terms. The bu,sli is now being worked, and the stock and working gear can be purchased at valuation.—4), i, Evans, Estate Agent and Auctioneer, Qiioon st.-cfit. 11H Tfl O R ' S A L F. SAIiVANISED IRON TANKS. B. TONKS &. CO. TmOR POSITIVE SALE, BY TENDER.- X) The following RACEHORSES, in first class condition, guaranteed sjrand: — LI BELLEIt, aeod, by Traducer, dam Yatterina; iviAORILAND, 3yrs., Gb'dauorough-Maritana: TETFOR(), 4yrs. — Musket — Pungaworewore, wfth engagements. See Stud-book. W, ROjJBETT, Thames. J^i O B SALE. The Ammonia "WASHING FLUID" and FIRE KINDLER BUSINESS, in good order. This busincsß is well Established, and by an energetic man may be largely ii>,c;ea«ei3. W. DOWDEN, Auctioneer, Auckland. Tp £ AURORA 120,000 ««Wi«w rt/iA BUNDLES PRESERVE! J JQ BAGS COFFEE Round, Good anf\ Keajjfng Fruit. A. OTTO, TltK.VTit:. ...OYAL, QUEEN-STEEET. TUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by th fj Subscriber, cheap, for cash— " 20 ions Jluke Kidney Potatoes , 20 ions Blue Derwonts L. W. EATON, NO. 8, QUEBN-BTREBT. . mo INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS J FOR POSITIVE SALeT"\VITHIN 10 DAY! ;: ?. FIRST-CLASS VILLA RESIDENCES II KAOH OF 9 RO(«l?. SPLENJ)TDI/ FINISHED, LOFTY HOOMS. KKBISTKI '' GKATES. HATH-ROOJf, RANHK II '• KITCHEN, AND EVKRV OTHER. COI; s Vi'NIKNCkTO X NSUIiK TUB COMFOK' OF A FAMILY. » The undersigned is instructed to offer thi ' Trnnnvtv* wliinh is situated on ono of tno mDB !," el gfblc^Hes at Monnt Kdcn. The LAND I n Duro Volcanic, free of stones, and stands at th i cornerof a block, thus, commandingfrontages 0 c Vi feet to 2 roadß. '■ Omnibuses pass many timoi durirg the daj - and the property ia within 10 minutes' walk c , Symonds-street. 3 The rentals amount to about £200 per annun 1 and offer at once a most rcmunoretive inves . ment. ' f not sold in one lot the Houses will be offcrc • sooarately, 1 W. L. MITCHELL, . LAND AGENT, tjUKEN-STREET.



Puljllc Notices. ... i W-: .'..:'".-,■• <-~i z d <&&<**%£&*&> -NOTIFICATION ■s A SKtinff of the Assessment Court for tin HKLEX3VILLE TO AN DISTRICT vill b< - held at ihe Court-houisc, Helensviile. oi « SATURDAY, the. 13th day of September, ISSI y at ten o'clock a in., fur tho purpose of hoarinr c any Objection* to (lie Roll of the sni'.l 'Jc-.v. District. T JAMES S. CLENDON, Judge Acaessment Court ° 1!. JI. Con U'hangarei, Auguf-'l, Its I. T SAMUEL'S ART UNION • of OIL, PAINTINGS. MAORI CHIEF AND WIFE. 0 TICKETS ONE SHIIXINO EACH. • T[IO MAS SAMU EL, 108-QURBN BTHKET.-103 a TMPOUTANT ANNOUNCEMENT! r WILL SHUP.TLY AHUIVE, ■ WEBB'S MARIONETTES! ,_ This Entertainment, which hns earned such a high reputation throughout Europe, America. India, and Australia, 1 is represented solely by ' these CELEBRATED FANTOCUES MARIONETTES. 1 Mr Webb has been to great expense in nro r duciug this ENTIRELY NKW KNTEIJTAIX - MEN T, each Figure being a work of art itself; the Costumes and Scenery being by th ■> moat ' colebratcil artistes in London, Pari-, and i Berlin. "' "JY O T I 0 E. I Impounded, for treapuss, Two Ycarßng Steers (rorl and white). T«o Yearling Heifers i (red and white), Two Yuaniig Heifers (red); . no visible brands. If net n leased, they will bo . sold in the pound at noun on the lfith September. JAMES McPIKE. Poundkeo-ier. Onehunga. September 3rd, 1881. ■ "iVT^^ {i ARRICK gives special notice to -LtJL Hoarders who lnrt her house, that unless they pall and pay mounts, luggage will be sold to defray exposes. ! -a <f XTIRXH OF DORNOCH, ; j^asgs&k ™ FROM lo.vdon'. "^aSfc^rfL^Jylift Consignees are requoated lo <a>^^^g|^^fcpagß entries and obtain Deli ; 3!e' Yftry ordoiß fur tl-.cir Ooods at onco, aa the above vessel will sta t Discharging without delay. All Cargo impeding Ihe discharge of the ship wiH be Sloreil at Conidiinees ri3k and expense. Captain Wilson will not be responsible for any Debts contracted by his Crew without his written authority, A. UEATHKIi, Agent. \TOTICE OF II EMQV AL. Baber & Rawlhigs, Customs and Commission Agent,? and Printers' Brokers, have roinoved to No. 3, SchcrfTs Biiildliigs.'Fort-streqt. MOUNT ALBERT Total' Abstinence Socictjr.—Entertainment, celebrating 3rd Anniversary, To morrow (Thurg'iay) Evoninjf, at 7.30. in the Wes'eyan School-room. All reai dents invited. . DEMUEKA SOCIAL UNION. Tho Dance is Postponed until fu,rthor nolice. . M. A. CLARK. Seccetary. A USTHALUN jtfL'TUAL I'IIOVL J\ DENT SOCIETY. Policy N0.ff11.C69 (T. A. Hockingg, Arch Hill).-. Sum assured, £200; prenniim paid, £2.5 ilisSd; received In pralits fdrlast five years, £31 33 Od, beim; .65 lls Id over anipunt paid ia. T~-RAMPERS ON THE TRAVEL,— Gardner's Ponny Time Tablo contains all the Uoeful laformation you want. Jth year. All stationers. /NKAIG'S PERN, SHELL, AND \j CURIOSITY SHOP is near the Museum in Prinocs street. ARTNERSHIP in o, lucrative business io this city now open ; £200 c»9h required ; no further risk.—Address. "Lucrative," Star Ofllce. _^ " MISS USK^STIB, Dressmaker, wishes to intimate to her Friends.and Customers that Bho has Itemovod from Vjctorla-stroct to Fru.iklin Road, third liauac ftowi Wood-street. RAVKLLERS ON THE TRAM~ Gardner's Penny Tinio 'Fable eontnina all the Useful Information you want, lth yoir. All stationers. mHE AUCKLAND BRICK AND TILE JL COM PAX V (Limitkd). -, A Call (the fourth) of 10s vor Share ha-3 been made by the Dircctorß of the above Con pany, payable to the Undersigned on THURSDAY, Sejitember 25, IS&I.—W. H. Coopkk, Secretary. Uieakwatev Road, Auckland. ETATE OF BARTQN ICELAND, LEATHER MERCHANT (Deceased). All Persons imvinK CLAIMS against tho above Esran> are requested to forward them to G. N. BRASSKY, Coombes's Chambers. Quoen-Etreet. Kxeoutor in the Estate. "TVISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. WALPOLE AND COMPANY, The Partnership hitherto carried on under the style and title of WALPOLK AND CO, has this day been Dissolved by mutual consent, Ghccf c and Bacon Factory, Waiuku, Ist September, ISBI. R. H. WALPOLE. Witness: Thomas Horsbrugh, J MAKGILL. Wiin ««: it. O. Haldane, IT IS REQUESTED.that .ill DEBTS duo to the above Firm will be paid to J. MATGILL, Waiuku, by whom all just demands on the Firm will be met. R. H. WALPOLE. Witness: Thomas Hohsurugit. J. MAKGILL, Witness; R, C. Haldane, Business Notices. A SUM of i&OO to bo Lent on Freehold Security, ■»• W, Buchanan. St Mungo Chamber (oprosite Bai'kof New Zealand). EOSELIN H fok the HAIR —This ele- I gant preparation completely eclipses esrry article of a similar kind now before tffb public. ' Price, Js Gd a hottle.—Sharland, Apothecaries 'Hall, CJECOND-HAND STEAM ENGINES k5 AJvt> BOlLEßS—Parties havinK any For Salo (3 and J-horse power), please send price svnc>, T'artioulara to "Steam," care of Mr Murray, Cuombcs's Chambers, Queen-street. Must bo m llrst-class condition. \\T 6. ALLEN^ DraperTJervois Road, T T • Ponsonby. returns thanks for past favours, and wishrs the public to inspect his ' \v and U'oll assorted Stock of Spring Novel | t .:=. Hay. a si"-.red the services of an cx ■-.ir'.jnced Mi" . and Dressmaker, hois able i . execute . r- vitli novness and despatch, .Style and "' . uaranseed, combined with moderate i ~..,";• Undies'own materials made UPj ___ PTAWuF/iCi ' S Tuned, 58, by an ex pciui:' ,i>sdfrom Kiikman's London: JltL riano' '..' ..l\ restcj'edin toneand touoh; • hamtn.i ...M. v, 1 guinea.—W. Sior. College . Road (m ~i to C-.«cade Storeß). nnd at Karanga . hanc Road (opposite Prime's, lronmongcr.New • ton), i PUBLISHED--N3\v Map of Te ' i.l Aroha Goldfleld; convilod by H. G. Oreauiu. Licensed Mining Surve/or. To be obtained at'the Star Office. Price, 2s. UMALL-POX ! : SMALL-POX ! ! — Pre k» ventionisbetterthanCnre. Homceopathio Tincture oC Sulphur is a Preventive. —Is Bottle at C. W. Goadson"s, London Arcado. 1 "VrOTICE^—J." M. Haslett, Builder) is , Aj( now doing every deactiptionof OiHco and SJiop Fittings and Alterations at tho shortest i notice and most reasonable charges.—Fort striot^ npAUPim EXTENDED COAL-MINING JL COMPANY (UMITED*. . NOTIOB TO CONgUMKRS 09 TAUPIRI COAL, COAL irom Other Mines In the Walkato 3 being now Introduced into the Auckland Blarket, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders •ji future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." ■ FRANZ SCHKRFF SS tarj. Auckland. Mar 28,1881. IMPROVED PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWLS. Winners of the only Prizo3 awarded to thii ,c Breed at Auckland Poultry Show. Eggs from Imported Stock, Tihrty Shil lings job Thirteen. Unfertile replaced if returned. Birds three months old, Three Guineas per pair. Also, from Prize S'ock,-Dark Brahmas, Iss. Rouen Ducks, 12s per dozen. Orders exocutcd in rotation. 1. Address: Mr GRESHAM. Te Awanintu or at Hkwin Bros., Qneen and Wcilcaley-atreets. ?. :• « Medical. % Tf ~G. HENDERSON'S S fj , CHKRRY HKCTORAL I 2a Bi and is Gd por bottle. To bo had only at T Medical Hall. Ponnenby. opposite Throe Laanps. WO R M S. All children sutfer from them. IB If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. II SHAKLAND'tS WORM PO\VDEKS, Is packet a Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-office. if nhOOTHACHE CUKE. — lnstantaneoui J. Holief-ODONTAI«IC.-18 per botUe.- r _ F. C. SHARLANT). opposite Poat-oHlce. >i DATS! RATS! RATS!—U» XV SHARLAND'3 PHOSPHOR PASTE, i. liatn eat it greedily, and die: no smell. t- Price. One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite PosU>fnce. id -t-\R ARNOLD'S PENNY KOYAI IJ AND STEEL PILLS.-The most popula medioinfi of tho day. Price. 2s 6d a bo*.—Cole nial Agent, F. C. Shakland. opposite tha Port o^ce



Personal* A YOUNG LADY would bo glad to ' t iZm famfh-"^' *&& wfe needed »B»i»taiice I PE.THOMI'SpN.-f'Jeaso-oaiu^S I _»_Hanuatord, Queen-3trcet. f^ELUNGTON.—A Letter from Miss H cilice. refcrrln X I" 8., awaits you at Post- ,y [M K?t ,^ ARR^li, of the Sydney and '-1 O.TJ Melbourne Cafa announces to her no ghbours, in reply to :i complaint preferred )}• AM- Lennox, re the unnoyauce caused by her • H»™. <"■" slie ' latincUy repudiates tho si- I IdKatlqn, and shonl.l any futthor remarks oc- ■:' sWptothon,? SUCh StePS aSwi" c"tiroly vut i I aged 20 wishes to meet with a Young M "Kmug^^g "'c "»°™-A«urc3st liost and Foiiud* 4?£lk REWARD to Anyone who will give ,In, formati(m »ia' will lead to the Con- . victlpn of the Person who has Stolen mv Fox Terrier Slut; while body, evcnly-markpS biac? and tan hcdtL-W. W. liobinson. 18?,Grcy 8t ■ -£1 HEVVAKD.-Lost, a LiveTiSd | pw-1- White. Pointer,with brown spoton rootof ail and small spot hiffh up on olf side, with • , above re»"ml'. Vimrta Iloto1' w™ ™ceiYe «1>« , LOST, between Edinburgh-street and ? I Caledonian Hotel, a Plain Gold Keeper ! *"ss' wiS" engraving upon in memory of SmrOffice n ' lbe rowar<:lcd >>y Ifiaviig «6 LOST, in Queoii-stieet on Saturday last, a Ladies1 Q -Id Chain and Silver Watch.— H WOUND, a Boat, fainted white.— JL Owner apply to G. Reed, Norttisote. Gazette in Banki-optcy* IN THE COURT OP -lUNKR.UPTCY HOLDJSt? AT AUCactS • - In tho matter of " Tho Bankruptcy Act 1888." ffoT\l- T-' ve y" th)' Provincial Di£ I ivo thia^av m' d,i '" ,^ ow Ze"li^. Farmer, M ?i , i'?f ltl0? to.blS '"'jmlged a Bankrupt i Datrd this thinl any of Septcmi er. 18S1. jah. is. (jRAHAJI, Solicitor, Auckland. J N BANKRUPTCY. . IN THK COURT oFTIANKItUPTfV HOLUENATiuoKLASS. I In the matter of "Tho Bankruptcy Act 1S83" '.'->! and of the Bankruptcy of Patmck Gordon, Di ia- n/™ ei< m the Provincial District or Si Auckland, Farmer, a Bankrupt. ; Notice h HHKsnv ciVEN that by an order of ■ V he SOW Court at Auckland. the abovena«ed M Patrick Gordon was this day adjudicated aßaiikrupt within the intent and meaning of Uioabovemcr.tionedAct. The First Meetineof ":i (rectors wil be held in the Jury-room. Supreme Q \lOh. DAY, IQth Beptomber, l&St, at 11 o'clock in ho forenoon Proof of debt must be furn^ea ;t nortoorattbejjmoelimf. Prc«y forms can no 1 btained at my omeo. l\o proof can be admitted :■«ss except under order of the Courtafter tbe cxpirT- [:S eitio lllo"tns fro'" iho date of the adjudi- r| Datod this 3rd day of September, 18S1. • -_„•,•; , J°lf-N LAWSON, , - Ofllcial AssiKues ia Bankrupt*^ street. AuoUlaßi, -| ~z — zz —: ■ T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THK SUPEIUOir~CC)UUT OF BANK RUPTOY HOLUEN AT AUCKLAND. 1 • |j In tlie mattor of "Tho Kankruptcr Act, 1853." ';|J NOTIOIi IS UERKRY GIVEN that I, ISAAC BROAD, ■< pt Auckland, in ihe provincial District of Auck land, in Now Zealand, Watchmaker, have this ;3 day filed, in the snid Court ut Auckland, a Peti tion to bo Adjudged a liimkrupt. Dated this Srd day or September, 1831. ISAAC BROAD. Auctions. ■' TOMORROW. .■':::■! MESSRS RICHARDSON AND CKAWLBY have been favoured with 'r; instraictions from Mr Jas. Robertson to sell by \\ Public Auction, on tho premises, at his Store, Si top of R-anklin Hoad: Handsome Shop Fittings, Double Counter, Show Case, Tins, &c.; also Nj Household Furniture, Double Iron Bedstead?, 'M Child's Iron Cot, Chest Drawers, Washstandp, Dressing Tables, Looking ulassss, Tables, Couch, Kasy and othor Chairs, Platform Weigh- ? t ing Machine with Woignts complete, 2 Small ' C) Sets Scales, Crockery, Sundries, &c., &c., .-• ;• Sale at 12 o'clock Sharp. RICHARDSOif~&" CRAWLEY, ■ Auctioneers, 81, Queen-street. TO-MOREOW. DRAPERY AND CLOTHING. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction, at tho Exchange Mart, Tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, Blankets Crimean Shirts Trousers and Vests Tweed Suits . , ' Cotton Shuts AllWoolTwoeds ' '. "- :M Fancy Goods i ■:.*.• &c., &c, &o. TO-MORROW, . • I At 11 o'clock. im -. "-.,■-.■- ;-|^j CONTINUATION . J OF THE IMPORTANT SALE OF NEW SPRING DRAPERY, HOSIERY M HATS, PRINTS, M DRESS MATERIAL, &c, &c, . &o. , " i GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Sell at his Rooms To-morrow, at 11 o'olopk, A LARGE QUANTITY OF THE ABOVE NHW SEASON'S GOODS. Terms at Sale. ■ . ;—. —; :—__—_i.:'.:.-a SATURDAY, 12.30. BUILDINGS, TANKS, &c, ' % DARBY-STREET. t R. ARTHUR HAS received instructions from P Darby, Esq., to sell by auction, at his Mart, Queon-streot, on Saturday next, at 12,80 "6 p.m., TWO WOOD COTTAGKS, with Brick Chim neys, Sheds, Iron Tanks, Pump, &c, now standing on his property at the back of the :& "TMstleHotel,"DnJßy-Btreet. TobeßeniOTod.* W. S. COOHRANK] • f JAS. DACHB -' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 0. ; WAJLNUT SUITE, WARDROBE,, , TAPESTRY CARPETS, . PORTABLE BOILER, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. THE Subscribers will Sell by Auction at their Rooms, Queen-street, on Friday- September 6, at 11 o'clock, " • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, consisting sf Walnut Fancy Suite, Tapestry Carpets, Mantel Mrrrors, Couch and 8 Chaiig Oval Tables, Fenders, Handsome Ward robe, Iron and Wood Bedsteads. Hair Mattrass, Palliasses, Pillows, Mirrors. Chests Drawers, Washstnnds and Warej. >jS Toilet Tables, Iron Cot,CCheffoniers, 1 Dining Tables, Chairs, Clocks, Oilcloth. •: > \ Manglo, Kitchen Utontils, &c., &c. k Also, Portable Boilor Gas Stove 8 Empty Cases. . ■ .■,..;.,. .. SAMUEL COCHEANE &SON, J Auctioneers. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, . At 12 o'clock • T-y Older of tho Second Mortgagee. FREEHOLD A LLO TME NT, AN.» COTTAGFj ERECTED THEREO*',, ■ • '; CIIAPEL-STRBET. D. F. EVANS HAS recoived instructions to sell by public auction, uy order of the second Mortgagee, at his Land Mart. Queen-street, on - ' . Tuesday, tne 9th September, at noon, ' ~ %■; ALL THAT PIECE OR PABCKL OF LAND ' I 8 in City of Auckland, being part of Allot- :3. : m»nt number 20, of section 22, together" ft with the Cottage erected thereon, having •a frontage of 22 tcet to Chapel-street, by . c 100 feet deep. ■ : • . ; . TWb is a valuablo Bulldiiig Site sitiiated nea? •. i| ; cornor of Victoria-street, in commaiidins poai- ;'■ ] tion, and in oentre of city. ■. •: ■. % J>. F. E?AKS,-;- ; : , y. Auctioneer. ,y ; ...-J :