SUPREME COURT.-This Day

IN BANCO,

(Before jlii Honor Mr .lustico Gil'ios.) fIREDITOBa'TKUBTKISIN Ksi'ATF: OK AII.U.'ATKHA Tk YVkisa v. Wai.1:1:1: ami Otiikkr.—Mr .1. JU. Alexander for plaintiff; MrK. Heskc-lh for de fendant-.-In this matter His Honor pave jui!« mi ut as follows : ■ Tlii« h :m action biomtht. by the plaintitl's trustee of the ostiite of 11 native binlvrii|.t in order to set aside a iransfer 01 land by the bankrupt and others to the d(i:i!iiflams, und t.j establWi a transfer <,f the entue hind by the bsnkrui.r and othiTi to hinuiiiif. Ti.e transfer by iho bank rupi to Ihe (ie!.iidautii U imdoubi.jdly an in- KiitHciently ouwmed deed, iin.l, au r.ir na the «vid.-nco h'oea, Ihe tjuveyai.ec to the iila.ut ti i.miiiieieii!!.vexe.:i:t d; l.ni Ih-; p;a i.lii > (:. »in t \U, a Court of K.-.u::.-, fill' «.qi.il-ibie re lei. and 111 so doiiiL; must eon. i:i!O Court will; c.iun hand.-<. Uii caK-rull> crmsideriiiv l.i« i-vi,ierirc,l their'tribe for the par|io.-o ol eoar;. in.^rl.e Si^id v •}, man "'"».•;•- ,sl^:;S;,"';" tliat,notwi;h..::i:.>lM.!: ■'» •<;" • 'M-an ■«.. Uho""1 JnJ.u^^'mily^ysi-hatlH^hai v, th,. al'owed to take a; v.inlani" of what is ?irtu«lly » fra»J ,»» I'j*,"-:.;, H...1 h.,w,..y.r 1,, ---.1 f nir.n tin- plaiir.iir oTmlil not to have ,d ■n not have the aid of a court of ...iniiv in h:il;ilital"'-< 11 (r:.ud. if. a;> it rtinears ho h-w obtained tin; lepil •-tat- in tin li-uJ. ho hohhi lluv».imo ; .ul.ji.-i to leequ tie.i of thedofu,i.laiil=i. of whU-h he h-s indriillii"^-.'""' i-i(hcr.-for.-.itriisr,:o rf the land on their behalf. Tho jugdment of the Cinrt will theref -.ro tie for ihe defendants with costs on the hiirht'st sal ir.vxniAM v. Macu:.>n and Anotiibh,— Motion that uction bu nisniisiw-d >'S ii^ainbt Kvery .Maclean.—Mr K. lle-dnth nski'd for 1111 adjournmei.t ofjtho matter till next week. Ho said Unit thn ciisy was in pro.eso of ;irran!.'e lueiit, and might not trouble Ilia Court at all, - Afjiurn.v! aeeoiiliusly.

New Trial Ordered in Divorce) Case. lIOUI.DKN V. MOI UH--.N AM) OItIKKS (dlVOTOO). —'Motion for new trial.—Jtr Thoo. L'ooper ap peared for t!io rC!>po:id<<.nL. and in support of the motion. -Mr M. Hcakcth npoearod for the peti liuncrto ."how ciinsil.—l[f Cooper slated Umt. with Die consent at his learned frioud. he in ti'inh'd loiiri;ui'. tho matter as if it wurun motion for a rule absolute. Ho had then to move, for a now trial in tlio divorce ••■■'so of MouMtm v. Monldcn. on the ground that tho verdict uiven for (hn piaiticncr on tlie Slh inat.waa uiralust tho wofcht of cvidci.co. Tho Court was to Ijo kuUIcJ hy thu sumo principles in this mutter «!] in co:il nu>n law eases. Sir Connor went on to cite authorities in support of his contention that tho Court li.ul power to hnler a now trial.—His jfonor remarked Hint ho should have much prl -ffirod tlio matter to come before a full Court; of course, tlvit could only be done by carrying it thuro on nppeul.—JMr Cooper, after <|iiotiiiK far ther uuthoritiua to show that ilia Honor had the necessary power to order a new trial, went 0:1 to a ly that tho evidence mid nerd by the petitioner, irrespective of tho ileniala yiveti by llio respon dent and co-respondents, was of such uu un wttisfactory nature that if tho verdict had lioen given for the roi-D'.ir.dent the Court would not liavo tc'.t jus;itlod in disturbing if. There wuro ono or two points of llio ovidenoe to which he must reft.r. He polntcM llret of ull lo tho extraordinary ftfrrcenu-nt between Mouhlcn uud Hooker with lvjpeet to the M^uillcint por tions of tho conversation alleged to have tn';en place between Mrs .Yfould'un and C'orbott when the alleged nets of adultery oeeuiivil. They both rccolloettd just tho Pitmc few wonN arid Hi more nor Ijtts.'al-hough, uccordim? to their aiatenient. they liail beew wat.-hiiij; from 8 p.m till midnight; yet linokurhul made thy sint'iilar admission tbilt on the nirht referred to-s;h JJooemher—there was only a few minutes' cm vorsatiou between Corbult and Mrs Moulden. and that at its close they {jot iv). This oeouu'd in conilict with the . previous statement, that they hod been watching thorn from cis-flu till twelve Thoro were many other points showing tin! evidence in supiiort of the petition to be of an untrustworthy and in urediblo nature. There was tho distinct denl.il on oath of three porsons to tlio specille acts of Kdullory. That would have been BUU>uiont in itself to justify liny jury or ordinary common Beiisiiiueuiii flmlincra verdietfortherespondent. He could only explain tlio docision in this ciso upon the assumption Unit thu jury must have been swaytd iiy prcjudico, or by soMialhiuc else which prevented th.'m conilnu to a ivason able verdict upon the evidence.—Mr X, lfeskcth suid that be rocc with considerable conitdem-.e to bhow c.iuso why the mo lou should not be 'granted, and on all t lit; <;rouiiila. too. sdvaiicfcd Ly his learned friend. The cl;:rc agreement in the statements of Hooker and Munlden, and tlmir |ioaitivc;ic33 as to tintcs ft' il d:iUs, were oxnlaincd by thn fact, that Haulier jotted nvery thins down in a notebook on the iiight. il oecnrrcK?. His learned rtlonii lent iilucttl a wrong noiiPtriietii'ii upon Uonke:':; tt.it' l incr.t with rufuroncu to the "few minntiM.I'— Hia Honor siiil that lie did not afiii-b much irm pprtanno t) this point. Hooker evidently meant that Corbett and jMrs Mouldcn f,'ot. up a few minutes after tho expressions deposed to wero Usei. and not a few minutes after bis own and Jlouldenß arrival.-Alr JLeskoth we.nl on to point out how Kdwards had bhuwu that. Corbeti had admltt d having an uppointmont with ?>lra Jloulden on the night when Mouldcn and Hooker saw them together, and how Corbult liimaplf had not denied tliia. Ho couli-i.ded tliar the Court was asked to exercise a mo.t ex traordinary power in hoing mdTed for a new trial, and Ulan went on io cite authori ties for tho purpose of proving this — lliu Honor said that he was at all limed very unwilling to Kmnt a new trial or to goi against tho verdict of a jury. His whole fcolinK was against such a course. Still, thero were eases where, in tho Interests of justice, ono was obliged —not to reverse the finding o' the jury—but to secure further opinion by allon ing tho matter to bo decided by another jury, and that was more especially so in cases like this than in action for mere monoy claims. Her character was at stake, und whero that was so ho thought the evidence ought to bo clearer and more conciuiivo than whero it was merely n question of money. Hu. did not know that he would bo in-lined to i;runt a now trial in tho present case, if tlio cluim was simply one for money, but seeing thai it was a question of character. he folt more Inclined to do so. Thero were two important points that disposed him to grant a now trial in the present case besides ihe fact thtit not only had lie himself come to a dif ferent conclusion fhan that of the jury, but that ho considered their verdict to be most unsatis factory. 'J'hat, however' would not BUfflco. Tho first point waa that ho, himself, felt as if he had scarcely dono his duty in his ohar;?i! to 'he jury aftf-r hearing tho ovidoncc. It. however, struck him as bong so utterly Improbable that eny jury could asreo to convict a woman of adultery upon such evidence, that ho did not «o over the evidence with that care which lie was in tho habit of using, and which ho ought to have used. Fo6Biuly if lie had exercised this greater care.it would have had somo.in fluenco upon the verdict. The further point wasthis: that upon that verdict, if it were io stand, he oonid not grant tho prayer for a disso lution of marriage, because the act provided that tho Court was not bound to pronounce a decree for a dissolution of marriage if there had boon on tho petitioner's part such wilful neglect find misconduct as conduced to tho adultery. It soeincd to him that under that provision it waa impoasiblo for him to grpiua aivoroo in this caso, oven if he thou.ht the verdict to bo true. Tho eilect of this would be that thopartios would remain in tho marria.o relation, although the woman would lie under the barm of adultory. Looking to the nature of tho evidence upon which the verdict was founded be thonuht it only right to have the judgmont of another jury. He was surprised that any- jury could for a sin^lo mo.nest act upon such ovidenee. A jifry was a proporly constituted body to determine such a quo-tion as was involved, although loss so under this jurisdiction than others for it was within the power of tho Court to order the case to be tried by itself alone. In other eases, however, the law proscribed whethor tlio trial should bo by Jury or otherwise. Consequently lie thought that if tho opinion of the Court differed from that of the jury, to a divorce action it ought to have somewhat moro weight than in a civil case where the jury were the legnlly- BPDOinted tribunal to try tho case He con sidered it only justice in the present case to ullow it to go before another jury. If thny ro .turnfld a similar verdict to that already found, then of course tho respondent must suffer for it. lie gavo this decision at once rather than hold it over for fui thor consideration for the purpose of allowing tho petitioner, if dissatisfied, to lake themattertothoCourtof Appeal.- Mr Cooper ap plied for costs on behalf of the respondent, as against J:or husband.—Mr HcsUcth opposed tho appli a'-ion.—His Honor anjournoo the question until tho second' hearing had taken plaofi. Tho Court then rose.

DISTRICT COURT.-This Day.

(Before H. G. Seth Smith. Esq., District Judge, and Jury of Four.)

David GiiiCK v. Am.an Maootbb.—Claim, £100. rtaniaacßforiniuries rocoivfd. while in dcfenil-. »Nfs employ.-Mr Hutton for ptainliif; Mr B. Heaketh for defendant.—The liearinK of evi dence for ihe dtfeueo in this case was com menced late jißterdar afternoon, and con tinued this morniiiK. the witnoßEo3 examined being Elliott Magniro, 11. A. Harrison. Thomas O'Connor, W. G. Connolly, It. Curroll, Allan Maguiro Idetondant), and JJr. Wllkiny. Tho 1 mt-iuontibned witness stitod that the plaintiff wan brought to his niomii in Qui 01 ---utroet aftor tho accident on May o. He found a scalp wound on rieht side of the head between I and 5 inches in length and annular in thapo. The bone wus not damagod. Tho sculp wub par tially detached from tho sknll. Ho brought the lips of the wound together by means of lialf-a-Jozen liorßehair sutures. Did not ojnsdjr tlio wound a dungerous one: it was merely a scalp wound. Tho bone wasinjured. butnotitsnionibrono. Such wounds ot tho scalp, healed by tho first intention in about 21 houro, if s itched with horsehair or kangaroo fibre, providing the wound was n.t ) robed or met.dlod with after tho ii st dresfinp. Horsehair nnd kangaroo fibre Biitnres wero lean irrita'-inir than any otlura k'io\vn. I!e had l 8 A notMn? nlse for 25 years. He used horse-hall1 mitm es for (.11 de'.icr.t:; oijen ■ tionsof the eye, -nhcrea su;mv. was necessary. also for cleft pala'e, ga-id in eeverul operations where hi; had ma.,.! artiliciul r,o«'S from tho fore-head and cro.-l;. A wound of the scalp should novir he meddled with after its first ilrDssinrf, utlicr wiae it would not hoal by the first Intention 111 "ihours Anyprobinuaftenvardswotilri disturb the union, and cause mat tor t of orm, greatly to the l:ijury of the patient Ilecon'jidoroa that (trace should have been about aijnin in omht or ton <!avs.—>;-OSB-examined : Ho was highly quali fied, and had had largo experience m hospital pfeetice in London-and in Melbourne; also an extensive private practice. He left Melbourne because he could not stand tho heat ot the cli mate.—Counsel then addressed tho jury, an 1 His Honor at once summed up.

[Left Sitting.]

A boy named MacNamara was thrown from one of tho tram-car horses in Welles lay-slreet ti,ls afternoon, but sustained only very slight injuries. Dr. Purohas visited the boys Hands and Flow!er, supposed t<» havo been poisoned by eating tutu berries at Kohimnrama Traii. ing School, this morning. He found that Fawler had almost recovered, but Hands was still, in a bad state. The doctor considers* however, that he is also likely to recover,' ■

CABLEGRAMS.

BY CABLK.—COPYKMSira.]

(Received October 13—11 am.) Professor ot Music lor Adelaide. Lnsnov, ' October H.—Tlio C'ommittco nppoiided by the Couticilof Iho University of Adclilitlo for Iho purpose of .-electing 11 Professor of Music have received six appli cations privulely, including one from Mr J. Kondrifk I'ync, organist of Manchester .Cathedral. Tiie Coimiittoo have decided to advertise fora professor before making nny selection. New South Wales Land Bill Passed. Stpskv, tliis day.—Tho Land Bill has now finally passed both llousea of l'arlia tnent. Annexation Resolutions. Resolutions on tho subject of I'acilic an notation will come up for diacusiiiui in the AM.-etnbly immediately. ' (Received October 15-1.10 p.m.). £'i'aueo-Goi'iuan Agroemciit ou tho Niger ;;;id Congo. London, October 11.—An olliciu! yellow book issued in Paris shows that Franco and Uermany have agreed to propose lo tho projected ronferonco that, tho Congo and Niger rivers should bo treated liko the Danube.

POLITICAL EXCITEMENT IN ENGLAND.

UiotinK at a Birmingham Meeting,

London, Ootobei' 14.—Arrangements. Jmd been nindo fora Conservative meoting at l-iirmin^liaiii hist evening, and Sir Stnllbnl Northcote and Lord llandolpli Churchill were present with tho object of delivering nddresses, but owin^ to the organised opposition of tlio lttnninglinni Liberals the meeting ended in serious disovdei". Tlio Liberals had gathered in strong numbers at tlio ineetiiij^, and refused to allow the s|ieakcrs a hearing, and the disturbam-o increased until violence won used on both Bides. Many of those prevent were injured before tlio rioters could bo dispersed. Sir Stafford Northcoto atnl Lord Knndolpli Clnirchill narrowly escaped being mobbed and maltreated.

Protectorate of New Guinea,

Mr I'omilly, Deputy High Commissioner in tho Western J'nciiic, will tako temporary chargo ofKett' (iuinea until tho arrival of Major-General Scrntchley. The British (!o vernnient hope, with the Queen's prerogative and tho Foreign and Jurisdiction Act, to be nblo to. create a competent jurisdiction. They also dcMre to treat tho colonies ns a consulting cominitteo on matters relating to that island.

Tho "North Cormnti Gazette" is of opinion that the limited protectorate es tnblislied by England over New Guinea will result in representations being mado by (lormany, and it also expects that further representations in regard to other portions of the l'aoifio where English and German interests clash will hu made.

High Prioo of Now Zealand Mutton,

Tlio meat by the Tongnriro is now selling at (ijd to 7d per lb, and llio prospects of the market appear capital for all arrivals before Christmas.

Messrs Ilirccli, Spindlcr and Co., tnor chantij, of London and Sydney, havo been adjudicated bankrupts.

Ki^lit Xihilists, including Vora Filipavn, who were arrevtod for bcin^ ooticerned in variuus jSiliilistio plats, liavo been sen tenctd to death.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

(HV TliLKlllJAl'll.— Sl'KrlAl, KKI'DJtTKK.)

Bir George Grey in Opposition to Oovoruniont.

The extreme hostility displayed lost ni^ht by t<ir CuoijiU Cltoy to tlie Insurance Bill and other 'io\vrun:ont iiiwisuioi floated .-ionic surjuite. 110 is now looked upon a.-> anything but a safe supportui1 of liovern mont.

North Auckland Railways.

In Oommitteo on the East and Wost Coast Kaihvay Uill today, Mr llobbs wi 1 move an amendment on clause 19 to in clude the construction of lines of railway in tlie North Island between Kawukawa and VYhuu^arei and KauaUuna and llukianga. It is understood (■'ovcrnmont will accept this.

Another Kailway Committoo Proposed.

Mr llobbs intends to move to-day that the petition of tlie inhabitants of Bay of Islands and surrounding districts ro tlio connec ting of Kawakawa ami YY'hangarei railway be referred to llio following select com mittee, with power to call for persons and papers : —Messrs (!. Richardson, Larnnch, VV, Whito, Bruce, Fergus, Smith nud the mover. Three to be quorum, to rcpSrt in 10 days.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

[Eeforo His Worship 1]l« Mayor and Jtr Primo,

Duuxtc—Four persons wero lined os each for this offence.

Lakcknv.—John Farley pleaded not guilty to stealing a smoothing plane, Is, the property of Alfrud Drain, ontlicllth inst.-On tho applica tion of Sergeant Pratt, tho case wus remanded until tomorrow.

LakckNY. — Agnea Ann Jesses was charged with stealing a black polonuiso au'd lady's skirt, value £2, 011 tho 11th instant, the property of llary Ann Fredericks. I'ruuiK'r pleaded Dot guilty. Mr N.tpier apneired .in defence, and asKed for a remand until Kridav next. Grunted, Summons Casks. — Win. Adams pleaded not guilty to a charge of allowing a closet on his premises in (Jrey-.-treet to become publicly offensive. Mr p. Oliphant appeared for de fendant. Mr tioldie. Smitary insiieetor, ex plained the case to tho Ik-ncli. and put in the documeiits and his apiiOiiitiiient nec.issary to the ease. Mr Goldio tlu-n gave evidence of the stato of the premises —To Mr O.ipbant: Ho was aware that Air Adams di 1 not occupy iho placo, but he held him responsible.—Counsel contended that it must be proved that the defendant caused the nuisance, and nu request was made to Mr Adams to remove tho nuisance ; the lady (Mrs Macdonald) was the offender, and she was the owner for the time being. Mr Uoldie was not prepared to meet technical objections. It was shewn thas 3Xr Samuel White had been paid JJistnisswl.—Ueorsjo McCnslin, dopaaturicg 3 cows In Hoptpwn-strcet Fined '20a and coats.— Alfred Drain, leaving his carriage too long in Darby-street.—William liutler, of iko Thisto Hotel, deposed that defendant brought a lady and gentleman to the hotel. Was paid his fare and immediately deiartcd. Dismissed.— William Cameron. Newmarket, was charged with getting into a railway carriage while tho train was in motion, on the 3rd inst. Defendant pltaded guilty. Sergeant Pardy explained. Fined 20s and costs.— Richard Galbrafth wa3 charged with a breach of the Haitway Regula tions. Mr Napier in defence. .Samuel Burns deposed that he wa3 guurd on tho lino between Auckland and Onehmum. De fendant was a passenger on the 3rd insit. He bad neither paa-j nor ticket. De fendant had been a season ticket-holder. To tho Bench: Had seve'al yeais experience on railways.—Mr Napier said this was a case of officialism run mad. Ilia client had been a ! season ticket-hol.ier for two-years, end ought to have had a renewal: ho had paid for it, but had to wait until tho nest day. Thoro was no intention of evading the fare.—Defendant de posed that his ticket expired on the 31stult.,and lie went tn the stalioii-master for a renewal and tendered the money, £2 15s. Tlio clerk did not take the money as the ticket was not ready, but said it would bo all light Told tho guard that he hud applied for the ticket. Tho guard de manded the fare aod Is line. He refused to pay. —The Bench wero of opinion that the pruard had only dono Ms duty, and tlio fault, if any, lay with the station-master at Onehunga.—Dis missed with cO6ts, £(i Is.—Scrgouut Pratt saiil Lliis would be a bud precedent. Tlu< police had proscouted on behalf of tho railway authorities, and eost3 wore never given against the police.— Mr Napier sniil ho shonld not press tho police for costs.—James Leahy waa charged with a similar oil'eiico, viz., that he refused to produce his season ticket on the Ist inst. The Evidence wus almost the same as in the previous case.— Defendant deposed to receiving his ticket on tho 2nd inst.—Francis Green, clork, deposed that application was mado for t'ekets by dofendant, but as season tickets aro issued in Auckland, ho could not S'.ipjly them. Ho told defendant it would bo all right.—Dismissed, with costs, «li 19a. DuvoNroitT.—William Mackenzie, allowing three cows to stray in Victoria Koad, 20s and costa. Charge or Steal'no a Ring. — John Carlyle was charged with tho larceny of a soar? ring, value *!5, the property of Kdward Solomon.—Mr Cotter appeared tn defence.— Sergeant Pratt proßicuted.-Kdward Solomon tieunped that the ring was presented to him by Morris Levy, a gciilluinan of thu West Ucajt. tlireo years ngo. Ho Jird never seen any ether rifg lii;c it — lO.nannel Men delssohn, assisianl to Mr Hart, pawn broker, dej-.ORcd that 'defendant ocrti sionally called in upon business; ho pledged .1 S'javf ringon thu27th August; advancedßsup<n it.—Mr Cotter admitted thai defendant pledged the articV; ho redeemed it and repledEe'l it— A consiclurable amount of evidence wao given in this case, and liiiiilly the Bench gavo pri soner tho bonefit.of th.) doubt. lliis was all the business.

fHEliigfe?LA]&t) EVENING STAP, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER, 15,_L884. r ,



Business dono in sharemarkoC to-day :— Prince Imperial: Sales, 17s 3d, 103,18s; buyers, 17s Cd ; sellers, 18s Cd. Ivanhoe : Sales, 2s Id ; buyers, 2s Id. Mrs Gardiner, residing at Mount Eden, was lsociiiig potatoes yesterday when she was knocked over by a ninaway liorso, and cut her kneo severely on the hoe. She was taken to the Hospital for medical treatment. At the usual monthly meeting of the Mount Hobson School Committeo held last night, Mr J. M. Lennox was unanimously nominated to fill tho vacancy on the Board of Education caused by the resignation of MrHobbs. "ROUGH ON CORNSf¥-A.k for wutuv'Jimwt. on Tonis." Quick relief, complete, i*rui«nelit cum. Coins, wurtt. VIIU.OUI. |£rt-lljl»lll». PrtMtr i Uu.. .\««liU, Auckland.



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I will always keep a supply of the tea on board. lam now confident that it is bound to beoomo vory popular among all classes in tho Australian colonies. — Your grateful Bervant, JonN Laino." HAMBURG TEA. IIAMRUUU TKA. 11AMBUKG TKA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURG TEA. What ft Journalist Tiiinka About It, " February 11th. 1881.—Messrs Klllott Bros" Sydney : Gentlemen,—l havo much pleasure in telling you tlmt your Hamburg Tim bus proved very cllleaeious in relieving ma of complaints incidental ta aseiliuilary life. I have given it a fair trial, and liitvo found it to bo not only a good regulating medicine, but an excellent tonic. Many of my friends havo, I know, tried your Hamburg Tea, with equally favourublo results. To those engaged In sedentary pursuits liko myself, it will be found to bo an invuluaMi) remedy.—Yours truly, Ai.kueu P. Vkunon. Journalist, West-street, Darlinghurst, gydiwy.'1 HAMBUHU TEA. HAMBUitU TEA. HAMBURG TKA. HAMBURU TKA. HAMBURG TEA. For tho Guidance of Other*. ■" Glenmoro Road, Paddington. " Hth January. ISS4. " Gentlemen,—Soino few weeks since I was so jOvoroly alfectcd with indigestion as to roudor my rising oaoh morning a matter of difficulty and pain on account of sovorc pains In tho back; and it had Just bcooino necessary (or me to t .ko a holiday from my work, for tho performance of which I was by no means fit, when a friend mentioned to me tlio benollt ho dorircd from tho uso of Hamburg Tea. In tho hope of getting somo relief, I used it myself, tho result boing that I was myself in threo or four days, and havo not suil'orcd since. My friends havo advised mo to write this tor tha guidance of others, and you aro aWiborty to make what uso you ulciise of this. — Yours, John Kelly, Mosaru Elliott 8r05.,, Sydney," hamburg tea. Hamburg tka. Hamburg tea. Hamburg tea. Hamburg tea. Nausoa and Hoadaobo. " Fobruary 13th, IS&l.—Messrs Elliott Bros.: Dear Sirs,—Tha Hamburg Tea which yousont mo ontirely relieved me of the nuuaen and headacho from which I havo sufForod sinco the commencement of the hot weather. Its cil'eet in purifying tho blood was soon obsorvablo, and I continue to take it at Intervals, whenovci I feel the return of any of my old symptoms.— Yoiira faithfully, John Blaseny, Publlahoi Freeman's Journal,' Chester Cottairo, Begg streat, Paddington." HAMBURG TEA. hjmuuko tea. HAMBUJtG TEA. ■ HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. That the Hamburg Tka is most valuable foi : ' the cure ot. headache, and othor distressing complaints of females, may be scon from the following lotter written by a lady rcslderit'iu Sydney, whoso address may bo obtained at tho efllco of tho Agonts :— '•Sydney, 10th February, 1881.-Dear 81r,-For somo time previously to using your Hamburg Tea, I had been Bubjeot to headache and general debility, caused, I think, by the sadden changes, of the weather. I am glad to say, however, that since taking it I havo been entirely flop from these complaints; and I think it is a very valuable medicine to have on hand.—Your 9 faithfully, J. HoflAN." HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TEA. HAMBURG TISA. HAMBURG TEA. SOLD BY ALL CHEMIBTB AND STOREKKBFBItS. PBICB-ONE SHILLING & THREEPENCE. PBIOE-ONB SHILLING & THREEPENCE. WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR AUCKLAND M. LEVY & CO., LI "-J QOEEN-STREET.- -• •



Wanted. WANTED, a Boy to take orders am ride out with meat. — T. Goodaori Northcote. int^ANTED, a clean, thorough gooi T V General Servant; understands washln; and plain cooking; wages, l'isper weuk.—Appl: Mra S, Ford, Uroccr, Victorla-atrect Wgiit.. WANTED, a "respectable Gill a General Servant 111 a small I'umilj ivlioroa Nuraemaid i) Uopt—Apply Dr. Evans PiU-atruel. _ , WAN'L'ED.a lirat-iriass UoncraiSorv.-int stood was;es.-Apply tn Mrs Choyct ' fiiv-t boiirio Park lioml. fjralton Road. ' VSTANTEi), Yoniii; Lady for fatw-y tiade ■ >1 -Slaw a«c, salury, &■:, to "J.F.W., , S-rAitOfiic. 1 CTTTANTED, strong active Girl; one win , yt lilies children and Ihc eountiT preferred -Apply ill* K. Mace,: Pcreival Parade, ul ' Sheilyjleaeh^ _ WANTED TO RECOMMEND, com fortuble, well-fmnishcd Parlour am lliidroom for Lady and (iMiifoinan ; home coin riirls.—Apijlj- .surrey Hill Store, lircui Nortl 1 Road. \\[ ANTKD, 11 YOIIIII oi' liond stron;; lioj >' V to milk oue cow nnd iuis.lHt in inurlce gardi-n; to liv.: in imnat-.-Apply at 10 o'elof-l on I'ii.lay moiniiiK to Mr A. 3. FuUjanies, nex Guvurnor Browne, lloUioiihlroet. XXT ANTED, a strong, native Lad ; oiu V> used 10 Unsmllhluu |ircfcrred.-\\'ait< and llrlght, UiKh-stroet. Auckland. V^ANTED, respectable Girl an Genera V V KcrviuiUn a small family.-Apply Mil O'Cnnncll, corner Mackelvii-at. and PoiiHOnhj Road. WANTED, a Smart Junior fur the (Uolhiiiff and Men.-) Mercery.-Apply at once, A. Sncddun, IW. yucen street. WANTKD,".a pm.irt, intelligent Lad ,ii an Apprentice to the Tail..rink'.--Appl) Io T. Louergun, Nuval and Military Tailor \V'yiidh:iiii-sirce_t._ WANTED, somo kind person to Aiiopl 11 llaby Hoy 7 mouths old.—Apply Mr* \VnUon. N'ictoiia Quadrunt. \\/"ANTE!), vii Improver, to learn the VV Ira ;e.-T. Hllfurd, Tailor, Jcrvaiu Hond, PoiKJonbj^ ; ■ ■■ ANTKD, a ''ooti,Steady Girl as Gene ral Servant: one who un.orsUnui huiuowork ; no other need apply,.—Mr* Water man. Imperial Boarding Es'ablishment. Grey street. WANTED, nood W/iitcr (35a), two WaltrcsHt-8 (Cambridge. TauriWßa), Housemaids, Nursogirls assiut, IS Servants, Private Cook (town, suburbß, country).- -Mrs Elsinoro'ii. W""aNTED, 1,000 dozen Pint Bottles.— Apply next door Red Lion Hotel, Vietor'a-aircet. ANTED, inimodmtely, a General Sor vant.-Apply, before 4 p.m., to Mrs Palmer, Carlton itoad^_ 'ANTED, a respectable Boy for the Photographic BusSnoßS.-Apply to W. 11. T. Parlington, (iroy-BtreoU WANTED"," "several rosiiectablo, well educated Youths as Apprentices to Drapery; also, ;S Young Ladies as Apprentices to Millinery and Sulca. — Apply Hmith and Cauy^iey; WANTED, by ,1 highly ro^p ctablo educated youngp.nson, a uituationas Housekeeper or Mothui's Help (town or coun try).—VpplyJtamiaforJ'B.Auckland Registry. ANTED, Situation an Housekeeper, or in nny place of trust; highest refer ences.-Address " K^(.,'^ST r vit_O_fllce. ANTED, by a Lady, Two Gentlomon Boarders; lurgo hodrooms; every con sideration and comforL-Apply Purtrldge and Woolhmis, Toliacconints. Queen-street. WANTED, two First-class Quarry-men ; constant work for tlratrhiss men.— Apply W. Smith. Kiiluhfs Uuarry. -Aloimt AJSert WANTED KNOWN to buyora of Jewel- Iciv—l hat Charlfg Kelsey and Co. keep nothing on their pruiuisi-a except vooa« they guarunteu to bo real tiold or Silver.—ChurlOH Relsey and v'o.. 120. (juuo: -Btrcet. I*7'ANTED, a .'ood Plain Cock.—Apply TT Wynywd llouao, Eden Cro«n!. ANTED, Two Boarders in a privato family; terms moilorate; or, Apart nun's To het.—Apply No. :i, Ijower Symouds- Str£Ot. . WANTED, v Hiuber for Napier; married man, preferred ; wages. «S IDs per week.-Apply to K^lay. Occidcnml Hotel. W" ANTED, Ladies "to cull and scoT. and J. McMaiteraNi'w Sto. k uf Jlilli ••■ry, < 'api a, and Jlantli's. «_ WAN TBl», LadicH to knuw^hat't. and J. McMaeter are now shuwing a Choice Scli'i'tiun of Print 3, Katccns. (iinu-hama, Nuna1 Cloth, AlihingoMiUn. and Fam-y DtiS'i-H. WAN'rKD,'(JanvaaKcr»fortho A.vuiout Inniirance Atßociation of New Zealand. (ioo>l terms 10 competent men. Bond required, —Anply nt OillccH, Ciilmuruon Biiililinifs.— Ailhu_r2':. l>ewiH, Mana;ji r. WANTED^ a Nursq/irl. llel'cronctg ruquirod -Apply to Mrs (.'. H. Sluulo Oeorgc. Urufion Road. TI7 ANTED, Board and Residence by a V> Gentleman und his VVi.'e; state loruiP, which must be moduralo; Buoriti w volcanic soil; suburbs or country prvturrcd.-Addross ••J.t\h.,"riT.utUllice. ANTED, Buyers, Mod'h BnlmoraN, all sized, 9a !l.l; Bluchers, lis Ud ; Klahtie Sides. Hi Gd; all warranted own 111.1ke.-T. Prosscr, Upper Qut'on'street. T\TANTED.—Wo can eiwura to our T T Customers good,sound, well-made Huois nnd Shoes ai lowest prices hi tlie trade.-T. ProsHi-r. _j WANTED, Now ton Boot; WarelioußO,1 Buyers for riujV Shoos,* from fla fitl ; Men's do., 7a.lid; Wotnt-it's High Uico, IH <M. For lliis week o_]y_ ___ _ _ \V ANTE D TO I'UKCI I ASK, a StfcOnd- Vr hand Boiler, about the sizo fpr a 5 horse power ei.'glnu.—A]>,ily to Wiiitc ft Bright, lligh bt« et. T\NTKD TO I'UHCHASE, a Soundl HUunoli Hoiho, suitablo for Spring. Cart.—Apply for particulars to Jlr M. Marks, Albert-street, or !)7, Uroy-straet. ANTED TO SELL, Two Bulls and T wo Hcifera: twelve months old.- Apply Jlr Kennedy, New Lynn 'Bus. \\T ANTED TO SELL (Cheap), on easy TT tornw, Several Six-roomed House*: Sleasantly situated ; all well ■ linishud, and tted up with cupboards, rcKl«tcr gratcii, colonial ovens; water laid in, and well drained. Apply T. Upton, Uliphnnt-strcct. Ponsonby. ANTFi)i tho Owners of llotols, Restaurants, and all Householder to know that the New Zealand SupirCo. (Limited) ar- givirm the hlgheiit prico for Bones at thoir Depot, Uustoms-street Weet, and that armnge nienta have been made for collection on applica tion at tho Depot, to the agent, Robt Oeo. HUU ■Vir ANTED KNOWN—Charles "ivelsey T V and Co. ruceive Aionthly Parcels ot Jewellery. In this way their stock is kopt well assorted with nil tho newest goods. No imita tions are kept on tho premises. Everything guaranteed real Gold or Silver.—Charles Kcleey anil Co.. 120, Qucen-atreet. WANTED KNOWN.— ChoapMillinery, Drosses, Clothing, Calicoes, Prints, Hollands, and Hosiery. Competion dclled. Come and seo. — J. 11. Hannan, Drui>er and Cfothler, Victoria street West. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men con save their monoy by calliDg at the Governor Oord»u Restaurant All Moaln Sixpence; Board and Lpdgini? 15s per wook.— Robert Murdoch, Proprietor.—Note tho address —Nearly opposite the Waltomata Hotel, and olose to tho Dock. WANTED KNOWN-Tlmt Tapp & Co., Bootmakers, Victoria-street (next Colson's, Booksellers), are selllni? oir their lurge and a9sorted stock of Boots and Shoes nt greatly reduced prices for eiish only. Enormous snen licee. No reasonable olfer refused during the sale The'public aro particularly requested to notice tho prices in the window hofcre purchas ing elsewhere.—Tapp & Co.. Victoria-street. ANMD KNOWN—That Euhlu & Sox, Bootmakers, arc Selling OIF and Selling Cheap, being about to remove to New Premises at the junction of Quocn and Grey streets. No reasonable offer refused, as wo wish tooi enournowshop withau Entiroly NV.wStock. — HURIjE & 73, Victoria-street, and Karantiahapo Rund. TEX''ANTED KNOWN, Col Too Tables, 5s W Gd; Toilet Tables, is lid ; Loo Tables, oval, 19a; ditto, round. 20s; Kitchen Tables, 89 Gd ltlfl 1 is; Moatsafos, Ss fi-1; Kitchen Dressers, 3!)_—at Dampior's Hobaon-street Shop. ANTED KNO W N.—Handsome Stufled Couches, Ms M and 19a Gd; hand- BomoStuffed Chaira, 10s; Chcslsof Drawors.lflsGd; WaDhstiiiuls, 53 lid ; Colonial Couches, Ss 3d ; Stretchers. Gs; Flock Cushions, la; Hat Racks. Is fid.—At Dampior's Hobson-tt Shop. ANTED KNOWN.—D. W.-Jnek and Co., Ponsonby Road, aro now. showing •a splendid ussorlmeut of Prints nnd Sateens, also summer Dress Goods, "in all tho leading shades. Exceedingly good value.- ' ANTED KNOWN— Ciikap Timbkr ! CilKAf TuiliKitl And all other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhero c so at the yards ef D. Counts. Albert-street. YtSTANTEITsIJEN," D. W. Jack & Co:'b VV Summer Millinery, Flowers, Fpathars, Hats In all the latost novelties, fashionable, clieap and good: alao, a woll-as&ortcd Btock of Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, etc., etc. WANTED KNOWN.—D. W. Jack and Co Ponsonby Road, have just opened a large stock of Corsets, including tho now patent ■■Simplex." All lji-iceo, from Is lid. N.B.— Special lino, worth 7a Cd, which we aro selling at ■!_•■___ WANTED— When yon nre in Hobson el reel call and see tho largo nnd choice i;too> ot Moapiol und Bancookbuvn Tweedß, for tho present, soason, at ahinro and Milliganß. \'\f ANTED, 1,000 Watchea and Clocks VV to Cloan and Repair, atT. Nutsford'o, Wa folimal-or, Victoria - sweet (next Union Bank). Charges moderato; all work warranted ___2__?___.I*!L WANTED KNOWN—Having Bought too many New Grecian Cano-seated Chairs, I will sell 50 cases of them at much less than they can be bought at auction; iiamoly, Is 3d each • liloo. New Painted Wood Chairs. 3s 3d; Ganc-aeated do, 33 3d ; Arm-chairs, 0s Cd; Folding-chairs (carpetseated), 5a Cd; Reckine c'iairs iwith arms), Cane-seated. 10a: Children a Rockina-chairß. 3s. at Dampicr's, HobEon^strcct, \}j_7?ANT"ED KNOWN,—That Weekly VT Sales of Furniture and General llorchan diso are hold at Mercaniile Sale Koonisifontranee Mercantile Chambers, next Bank Now Zealand). HUNDREIiS of pieces of Furniture to-felect from ' privately or at auction, and always at AUCTION PRICKS. Tho B.viiig that maybe clFi-ctcd in Furniture, Bedding, sc, &c., is fully THIP.TX" PER CKNT. <dp ordinary prices. Heads of families and all Uififty ,piirsoim,. CALL at once, vi Both Orocory and Drapory Goods are being sent In for sale.-J. R. Handor 'eon Auctionotr. ' - . . : . • . .'! J I



Wanted. "\XTANTED, a Situation as lady House TT keepor.- Address "L.0.8,," ollioo 0 this paper. . ANTED, a Six-roomed House witlili eaay distance of Queon-strcet; g»s an( water.—Bos 256. P.O. WANTED, a Yonn h ' Woman to attenc on Invalid Lady as Companion for 1 month or two in the country. — Addrcsi '■ Invalid," .Stau Office. WANTED," "siiiaKloi*.— At "the work* , Hamilton Road, Ponsonby. WAN TED, t wo Improvers to the Uou« fiirpi-nlorinp. — Apply at C'roawcH's Store, Melrotic, Do yon port. WANTED, FeinaTo Cook?, Goncrals, Nursetfiils, ami Servnnla of all kinds.- A. MeLiod's Registry. 7, Queen-street, or St. Mary's Itoad, l^oiisonby. "S^t/ ANTED, General Servant for a small II family; good wages; locnl references required.—A. McLeod'H Ueifisty, Oxley's Build ings, Whaif, or St. Mary's ftoad, Ponsonhy. \\7"'ANTEn, by a Domesticated Young > T Person, Situation us General Servant In Hinall fuiiiily, whem tliero aro no childrau.- Addres3jL ," Stau Ofllce. Vi JANTE D, E\ erbody to go to the T Hieyclc! and Tricycle Sale at Tonka and and (O. « on Friday, at noon. WANTED, a j.^ood Blacksmith.—Anply Frasw and Tlnno. WANTED, Apprentices to"tho Dregs making-Apply Donald W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby Road, WANTED, a rospectablo Youth for the siliop, One with knowledge of biisinesa preferred.-Apply to T. \V. Dounin, (Iroccr etc, Hohaon-atroct. W" ~ ANTKD, for tho Bay of Inlands, a female CJo.'k, ilouttemaid, »nd Nurse girl. — Apply Employment Agency Oillcc, City Alarkct. WANTED, Small Cottage, or two Ur7 furnlshcd Itooms. with ilreplucc. Rent must he moderate-Apply " W.5.," dTAK O/liee. "OJANTED, by a Young Man, 24' years II of ugo, Situation us Ploughman or any work on farm, including care of lioraes; or us Coachman and Groom.—Ri ferences to Mr 11. l'ickinere, of Hemuoru, to whom address. "VS7'ANTEI), immediately, from 5 to 15 Tl acres good Land lit to plough, within ten miles of Auckland; one year or more with er without purchasing clause.—Stato toruis to " Farmer," Stak Oillce. WANTED.— A Young Lady desires an Ent-'agonicnt as Visiting Governeaa in a gvntlcniau'H fumlly at the begiunli))> of next (arm. Subjects: Kngllsh, Alutheniatics,Music, and Drawing (University of Melbourne corlill cnti'B for the iunKUagob), Latin, French, and (Jermou. — Address, 'Gouveruantc," General 1 'ojt-olllce, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN — That I havo lloiuos, ito 7 rooms; also, ton splendid Building AllUmcuUfroiii £1 per foot.—Apply, heforo 9 or after 5, G. Sago, Oliphant-streot, Ponsonby. ANTHD KNOWN.-Lots of Fresh Drapory, including—Black Italian Clotli, 2s lid; Cretonne, 35 and 7jd : Men's Braces, Ikl; Windsor Scarves, Is; Black Burlington do., Cd; Apron Handkerchiefs, !))d ; Boys' Suits, Oe 3d Boys' Tweed Trousers, 3a lid; Black Satin, lsCd and Is lid ; Large Lot of Soiled Black Wadding, 6 yards for 9d; Men's Washing I ies. Is per doz.; Men's Hard Felt Hats, Is Ud; Tweed, Is and la Gd ; Linen Collars, all sizes, 4rt ; Cretonne Bind ing, 2d yard; Dress Preservers, Id the pair; lllack Cashmere, Is Cd and 2s Gd ; Slate Silesia, 3Jd : Fancy Ribbons, 4d; Gruud Lino of Ladies' Umurella>). Is 4d ; Fancy Aprons. 4d, 01, and la • Babies' Bibs. Brt; Black Kid Oloven, Is lid; Men's Ri'gatta rihirts. 2a lid: White Moleskin Paiits, 5a ltd ; Meu'B Page',Conta. 10s; Working Shirts, is; Coloured llaiu'/»erchiefs. Jd; Men's Iteul (Jood Nuthtcapa. reduced to Is per doz., cheap enough for dish cloths; Coloured Cash mere Twill, 81.1; Coloured and Black Jersey Cloves, 7)d ; Children')) Socks, from SJJd; Cor nets, lsud ; 10-4 Blankets. Bs Ud : Grard Line of Coloured SuUcns. sjd ; Embroldorod Collars, Is; Hojle'u Bust Prints. 5Jd ; Black Lustre. U)d; 3U mch Calico, m3d lliu doz. yards ; 32-lnch do., 3s Cxi the doz.; Grey do., from '2jd; Coloured Muiitsk, 11V1; Coloured Silk Squares, 7}d; I jnender Water, Gd bottle; Black Straw Huta, (i{d ; Men's Htripcd Socks. Ujd ; Shetland Ribbed bucks, lid; ihoLudicH1 Jackets aro now reduced to 53 lid, and tho 1 jiillps" UlHtcro aro reduced to 711 lid; Children », in Ud; BleachedSwansdown Calico, Is; Violet Powder, 4d the large packet; l'omiide, tid the bottle ; Print Skirts, Is yd; 10-4 WhitoQullta. Bs 'Id; Towelß, 2jd, 3Jd. <Jd; 72 ---inch Unbleached Kheeting. 1W; 72-inch Bleached do., la; Wool ]!01g0,7)d, lOjd; ladies 'Leather Maim, la each; Lot of Fresh Jewellery, cheap; ailtamnier'H Wn kofleld-streetSlion. tho Inhabitants of Parnell VV .to Know that W, H. Dumpier. Boot mnker opposite tho Barrel Hotel, Parnell, tun dors hisHineoro thunkatq them for thujiatrou :iKO ulreaiiy anconlcd to him. and thai ha Intends l» liHtonhh them wltJi his Wonderful Bargaina in Hoots and t-'hooa for tho fuiuro, whluh will .tluass ho tint Haine in vu'lcu and i|iiultty hh lit hirf Town Hhnp. For particulars please read the Town Adverusenieiit, which is the next one to thiH^ WANTED KNOWN—Boot.-! Hoots! . Another grund lot. Purchufei-a are requi'sU'd to show tlielr Harttaina to their fiiemih—.Men's ICS. 80-jta mur owu maki'.fotne tiling astonishing), IJ3 Cd; Men's Auckland Bluchers. 5s Ud; Men's Handsome Durable Patent Leather Slippers, 2d Md; Men's Real Hull' Slippers. 2s lid, usual price, s:t; nice lot of Ladles' E il Kid Hoots, 4s Ud and 5s W; HUporiur Fancy Htitchod ilo., lij (id ; irrand lino of Ladli-B'E.S. High-log Muroeco Pouta. rw 0d: ijidie.V llmh-heul Piuml'a Uools (nearly all sizes), 4s (id : superior ditto (all aizes), Ja and | D 3 i;d ; ljulka' Sewn Houso B< ois (with heuls), 2a lid ; grand line ot Ooloah'd Hiiufco liouis. 'As M; Ladies' Whito Marcolla Boots, 2s; ladies' Whitu Satocn Boots (with high heels), 3a IH ; Ladius' Out-do-ir .Shoes (not slip iiera,-mind), 4a lid; Ladies' Oxford und Derby WrtlkiiiL' Shoes. ;w Gd ; Ladies' Huni'somc Ptt toi:t Leather Slippei?, 2b lid; Ijidiis' Prunella SUlppora. Sa («l; Muiilk' High - leg Button I1o;.Uj, as; splendid linn of Girls' Pttlnnt Ijmo-upa (.-i/.os, 7 (o 10). Ja fld ; InfunU1 Felt Bouts, 'JJ ; Infanta' lligh-h-K Ilutlon H.J013, la 9 !; 1111 enormous quantity of Infanta" K.S. Boots, iliffuront kinds Is lid; Infants' Patent fcHrajs Shoes (with bucklea). la Ikl. &c , kc, &■:.; at rung Leather Boot Laces. Id tho pair: Oat ton do.. 3d tho doz.; Duttuii Hociks. Id; Cork Bolps, 2ld; Shoo Horns, 3d; lloiit i'rotectors, 3d the set; Button Fasteners, tld the box; llau,thwuy'3 celobrated PeerletM Oioss.lkl tho Bottle. N.H.— The public arj rc<[uested to examine the various kinds of boots and shoes rnude on tho premises at Damiiler's Boot Shop Victoria street, and ftlno lit Damplor'a Boot Sho | ,Parncll (opposite tho Barrel Hotill. A N T 1 D, INSPECTION OF THE QUEEN-STREET WINDOW. A GRAND NEW STOCK OF WARRANTED GOLD AND SILVEK KWKLLERY. WATCHES. CLOCKS. &c; HOIIIfJIIAN VASES.' I.USTRKS, &c. &c; ENGLISH CHINA TEA SKTS (somo lovely putlcnu], just arrived by tho Wangauul. -j —'vrCTOKIA-STKEET WINDOW - B Contains a Splendid Assortment of Artistic IMITATION J E WELLERIJI PHOTO, FRAMES, SCRAPS, &O. 6>—VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— & Contains sonio Great Specialties in STA TIONERY, AMIUMB, STOVE ORNAMENTS. Sec. , , Q—VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— O Contains WORK-BAGS, BASKETS, BOXKS. TEA SETS, DINNER and TKTE-A TETE SETS, and Novelties in PEN-WIPERS. 4— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— Is filled with Specimens of GOODS all at ONE SHILLING KAOH. Some splendid values. THE ARCADE ITSELF is RADIANT WITH ATTRACTIONS. All are invited to inspect them, and purchase if approved. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY. PRO VINCK, or COLONY, and tho CHEAPEST. /^OODSON'S T ONDON A RCADE, QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, And at CnnisTCHURCn and Wellington SKisccliaucoiis W:mtc<S&-. A UCKLAND GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL. _^_ Tho Board requires the sorviees of a Head- MASTisn to take chnrgo of the School after Christmas. The School contains 230 pupils, and tho courflo of instruction extends to the subjects required for tho University Scholarship and other similar examinations. The salary io blk hundred pounds |£CO0) a yoar, wltli llfty pounds (£SO) a year allowance towards house rent. There la no Boarding Department attaohed to tho School. Printed forms on application, and copies of the Prospectus of tho (School, may be obtained on application to the Secretary of tho Educa tion Board. Applications, with testimonials, will be re ceived by tho undersigned, at tho Office of tho Hoard, Auoklund, on or before THURSDAY, the 20th November, 1884. VIN'CKNT E. RICK, Secretary. T> A 1! T N E R S H I P. Wanted, a Partner (sleeping or active), with about £1,0.t), to extend a good paying Manufac turing Business. For particulars apply T. fc S. MORRIN & Co. (Limitki)). BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Several Improvcis for the Bench.—O. Black and Co., Ohapel-street. BE GIVEN to any Person 0^49 procuring mo a Permanent Situation in Ofllce, Store, or Warehouse; good testi monials.—Addresß, in first instance, "X.X.," Stak Ofllce. Tm O' R S A F, E, In the centre of the city, a large, massive brick-built Warohouso of three storios, on corner allotment; suitable for any Wholesale or Manu facturing Business. Easy terms. Apply W. & J. FRATER, Land Agents, Queen-street. FO R S A L E, AMERICAN ORGANS, Not to be excelled in tone, price, or durability. 13-STOP INSTRUMENT (WITH TWO KNEE SWELLS) FOR £20. •■-.■■ Larger Sizes Equally Cheap. They are built to last, and Suitable for Church Hall, or Parlour. R. E. FIN CH, BOOK "AND MUSIC SELLER, , ■ 21ii, Queeh^treet, Attcklftna.-



Drapery. - mHE "1%/TELBOURNE T\RAPERI AND /CLOTHING /"IOMPANY WILL OPEN ON" p P 9 ' ' 9. SATURDAY NEXT. i i $ i IN THK PREMISES LATELY OCCUPIEI BY W. VAILE & CO.. QUUHN-9TRKF.11. TUE ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE LIGHTED BY gg INCANDESCENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Worked by a G h.p. Otto Gas Enoink. VICTORIA HOUSE (J. Ogilvie's New Building) Will be Opened O.\ SATURDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 18, W. P. OGILVIE, With an Entirely NEW STOCK of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Comprising Latest Novelties in Drosses. Manchester Goods, Millinery, Underclothing, Hosiery, Fancy Goodß, Haberdashery, &c., &c. Tho Goods are boing marked in Plain Figures At Lowest Kemunkuative Prices. The Ready-money System will bo adhered to, being advantageous alike to buyor and seller. An early call solicitod. Inspection invltod. VICTORIA-STREET WEST, CORNER OF ORAIIAMSTREET (Next J. Ogilvio's Grocer}). To Let TO LET,'Four-roomed Cottage, Grey ttreet; newly painted and papered; large ainilj- objected to.—Apply Imperial boarding Eatabliahmeiit. T~ O LET, a Six-roomed House, near tho «ato of tho Western Park, Hepburn street ; healthy locality.—Apply to Alfred Cox, Agont, Mercantile Chambers, Queen street. nno LET, unfurnished, 2 or 3 Rooms, use JL of kitchen j bust part Mount Roskill Road. —Two doors from Rollett's Store, O. LET, 2 nicely Furnished Rooms (bath und piano), suitable for two friends or married couple, no other lodgers or children; Frnuklin Road.—Hunnaford's Atency. 2!)0, (jueon-Btroot. . JIWO sharp Boys wanted.— Apply Auck . land Tobacco Factory, Fort-street; MHO LET, a thoroughly Furnished Bight J. roomed House with SUtbUng, Coach house. &c. In the beat part of Parnell.—Apply l» K. ■). Moai and Co.. Sliortland-street. ivj l7tj!', a nice Furnished Bedroom. — Apply to Mrs Evans, corner of Nelson and \\'.ll«sl<!.v-HtreetH. ' BiO LET (k'sOdj, Five roomed Cotta«oin Coimncrcliil Uoud, Nowtou. — Apply Or inton Cottage, Commercial Road. TY\O LET, in Crummer Road, Surrey X Hills, a Seven-roomed House, roofed wiqi slates.—Apply ntrxt door qbovp. TO LET, to v resueotuble ]>erson, Front ltoom (furnlßhod'or unfurnished), with or without board; private family, with no children. —3rd houßO left side iJmtt-^i., Wellington st.C3 MHO \MV, a new C-rootned House.— Apply J_ Mra Cargo. nenrThreu Lamp 7. TO LET, Crafton Road, a convenient House of 5 rooms. Gas and water laid on. -3.Y.COllins,|Kaino Colliery Office. U, Quctm-sL r6 LET, at North Shore, Sitting and Bedrooms (furnished); terms, lib per week.—lnquire at Stau Oltluc. }\O LET, Furnished Bedroom and Sitting room.—Apply Mrs' Pearco, Pitt-struet, third cottni;c from Oroy-strect. npb LETToilico in City Chambers j-rent, JL os per wetk.-AVply H, VY, Heatl!, 18, &'liortlana-6trcet. ; . - , ; rif\O LET, v Furnwhed Room with use of X kitchen in pleasant locality; young' lady piefo.rrod; board if required; terms moderate. —Address " 8.." Stah Ofllce. TO LET, Two Rooms (Furnisiied or Un furnished), to two Singlo Moo.—Apply Urißßs, Butcher, Manukau Road; Parnell. rjjib~LET, a fl-roomed Villa, top Brown- J. street; register crate, gas and water, and every convenience.—W. L. Rogers, Ponsonby Fumlturo Warehouse. ■■ ■ ' J">O LET, on easy torma, 5 roomed House' with bath-room, in rcsp^ctablo locality.— Apply E. N. Lcgge and Co.. 15, Customs-sL Sast. TO~LEt7 Mt. Edon, a New Six-roomed House-Apply E. 11. Kelly, Mount Eden. TO LET, New House (6 rooms, &c), Mount Eden Bond.—Apply at Crockett's Store. rO~LET, Clifton House, Newton Road, opposite I'it'J troct, containing seven rooms, bulh, wnsliouse. und ever; eonvenieno-: city water supply and tanks.—Apply on Prem ises. or T. Bakewell. Star Ofllce. TO LET, a 3-roomed Cottage; rent, 8s fid.—Apply R. A. Mills. Hargroavcs St.. Colleso ftoaa. TO LET, a new 2-roomed Cottago, with colonial oven, in John-street, Ponsonby; rent, Gj.—Apply at Mr Payne's. Builder, uex«t door. TO LET, a Large Shop, and Brick Cottago attached, with every convenience. Moderate rent to good tenant. — Apply on premises, corner Edwin and Montague streets. nno LET, fu.rnifh.ed House within a few JL minutes' walk of St. Benedict's Church, Newton; terms moderate.—Apply Star Office. TO LET, Workshop in Customs-street West—Apply tho New Zealand Houso, Lund, and Estate Agency. High-street. mo LET, a Store and Offices near Cus- I torn • house, Fort-street. — Apply Star Olllee. Wyndhani-btroet. IO'.LET, Double Office, City Chambera, Hlgh-btreot; flropiaco and register grate, &c., &o.—Apply to J. M. Macdonald or H. W. Heath; » rp6 LET, junction of Queen and Groy 8 stroots, a now, roomy Shop and Cellar; a:8o, Shop and Cellnr fronting Market ontranco. —M. Urowno, Pitt-street (top of Vincent-street), or at tho premises. ■ TO LET, large Two-storied House in Jermynstroet; stable, gardon, &c ; gas and wator laH on; just been put in thorough repair; commands magnificent viow of harbour. —Apply W. Aitken, Esq.; or Major T. V. Shep hem, Auckland. TVTORTH SHORE.—ToLot.acommodious _I_ti 5-roomed House, quite now, with ovory convenience; cooking range, tanks, &o.; rent low; al3o, sovoral Furnlßhed and Unfurnished Apartments.—Apply I), A. Naim.Grocor, Beach Road. OFFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—Ap ply to Connoll fc Coopej. Solicitors. OFFICE to Let, Somervell's Buildings, Quoon-sireet. — Apply to Mr W. Culpan, care of Messrs Hesketh and Richmond, Solici tors, Bank Buildings. Queon street. T ONSDALE POULTRY YARDS, Jj WAIKOMITL FOR SALE EGGS FROM PRIZE POULTRY. Perdoz. s. d. Dark Brahmaa (winners of oight First * Prizes) .. 21 0 Sncond Prize Dari Krahmas 10 6 Perdu;!. Perdoz. a. d. b. d. Lifchtßrnhmas.. 10 6 Golden Pencilled j lirown Leghorns 21 0 Hamburgs .. 10 8 White Le«horns 21 0 Silver Spangled Andalusiaiis .. 21 0 Iliunburgs .. 10 0 Black Spanish .. 10 0 Black Hamburgs 10 6 VVliito.'-pniiish .. 10 6 Kliick Red Game 10 B BuffCodiins .. 15 0 DuckWingGamo 10 6 Minorcas .. .. 10 0 Black Red Garno , Langshans ..10 G Bantams .. 10 6 Grey Dorkings .. 10 0 DuckWingGame Cr&vo Co3ui'3 .. 10 C Bantams .. 10 6 Houdaus .. .. 21 0 Aylcabury Ducks 10 0 Golden Spangled Rouen Ducks .. 10 G llamburgs. .. 15 0 English Canihr Pigeons 15s per pair. HALF BRED POULTRY. Black Spanish and B/ahma .... ..5 0 Gume and Brahma 6 0 Apply J, ABBOT, Hobson-street. A NDALUSIAN FOWLS, good layers, J\. nonsittois. H. E. Martin, Origmal Im porter, will book a few Sittings (12 oggst 21s> rom stock that bred hisnumerous prize wmnere riial prizes at late.show: honours in England E. Martin. Claremont-street. Kyber Pas Road. Auckland. Inspection invited. FOR SALE (Parnell, close to Manukau Road, very conveniently situated only 7 jKsisaar^^fe'sa^' Qyply to D. F. Evans, .Lund and Estate Aftent, Aneen-street, '■'' ','.'.-;



For Sale TflOK SALE, Two Largo Swarms of X? Ligurlun or Italian Bees.—Apply Auck land Agricultural and Mercantile Company (Limited). XnOE SALE (cheap), a 2-H.P. Otto Gas JJ Engine; also, a 2-H.P. Horizontal Steam Engine—For particulars apply to J. Fraser, Clarendonjuildingg^Wakeflold-strcet. FIOR SALE'OR TO LET, two 4-roomed Cottages; easy terms.—Apply J. J. Poolcy, Norfolk-street, Ponsonby. 171 OR SALE, a Buggy and. Harness, in .' good oriler.—Apply Air Staeey, Confect ioner. L'ul, Quren-streel jj^Oß SALK, Arthnr-street, Ponsonby," JL' new Villa Residence, verandah and bat cony, o rooms, vashhouse with eopucr; uua and water laid in. This v a w«ili-built und tood residence; every thinz new, completn, ai:d in a most desirable position. Price, £750.—b. K. Evugs, Land and Mutate Agent. (Tj>!Kt) FIOR SALE, the Lease~oj an Allotment in Boresford-streot, adjoinim; the Western Park.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House Land and Kstato Agents. imOR SALE, New" North Road, 2 Large -1. Allotments, in splendid position; fine view; easy terms.—Apply J. H. Hamer, Land Agent, Newton. TTIOK SALE, a Fruit Business in Hob" X; son-street.—Apply Star Office. T7IOR SALE, a [rood Pig Dog, a years JL' old.—Apply at Montague's Stables, next to Victoria Hotel. TjiOß SALE Oil TO LET, a comfortable JL? House of Six Rooms, in Anglesea-street; gas, wator, and every convenience. The allot ment is newly planted ana sultlciebt for another liouse.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land, and Estate Agents. I"'7\oli SALE, 2 Hansom Cabs, Horsea, . and Harness. Can be viewed on cab stand. Terms easy.—Apply J. Robinson, Mount Kden. IJIOR SALE, Business Site, Corner Lot, JO Suburbs, Lease 39! years ; frontage 107 ft by 50, Also, New Cottage, 3 largo rooms and Bcullery, gaß, &c. Allot mont coft by 60, let forila per week ; ground ront £10 per annum. Price, £205.—F0r particulars. a6ply James Slator Archltoct and Engineer, Coombea's Chambers, next Auckland Hotel. FOR SALE, Houses and Allotment?, small deposit, town and suburbs ; Hotels, Businesses, boarding-house?. — CSrunt Sc Cooko, 75, Quoon-strcet. OR SALE, valuable Building Allot ment. having a frontage to Kpsom Rood of iro foot by 150 leal deep, adjoining the Junction Hotel.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land and flstote Agonta, Fort street. FOR SALE, Park Phtßton, in good con dltion.—Apply Dlgnan and Co.. Albort-st. FOR SALE, in Pongonby, how flroonied House. City water and every conveni ence. £10 deposit and woekly payments.—T. ÜBslier, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen-sueet. FOR SALE, a bargain, 5-rooined Cot tage, with wash-house, at Newmarket; water inside, and every convenience; close to the Railway Workshops.—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, 3, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. FOR ABSOLUTE SATE~tbe~P~roperty of Mr J. 11. Smith, near Station. Morning side, consisting of very fine Allotments; also, Houses ot four, five, bix and sevenrooms; no reasonable offer refused. — Edward Wayte, Estate Agent, 5, Mercantile Chambers. OR SALE, 1 Americas Cortland Wag gon, 1 Express Wagon, aid several new and second-hand Spring Carts, buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Vicwria- Btreet East. . ■ IjAOR SALE (a sure competency—Buitable . for eithor a lady or a gentleman), an Old established Business in a Country Town, main lino of rail.:growing district, with steady re turns and fair profits. Price, about £I,ooo.—For. particulars apply to " X. V.," Star Office. IT1 OR SALE, a new Hansom, to be com- JU pleted to purchaser's order. — Thameß Carriage and Dray Factory, Vlctoriaat Kast. FOR SALE, b, Restaurant and Dining room, doing & Rood business; In central position.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land and Estate Agents. OR SALE, at the North Shore (Cbel tonham North), opposite the property of R, M. Stark. Esq., within a rnllo of now wharf. Allotments with beautiful view, on very easy terms.—Apply to Vickors and Hull, No. v, N. 2. Insurance Buildings. ' POLLEN ■ STREET, Surrey Hills. - JL For Sale, Houses of 5 and 4 rooms rc spectivoly : thoroughly well - finished, hiving good - sized allotments and concrete walks, •rice, only £300 and £350 each. Also, Two New Houses, containing 5 rooms each, HituiUc.il in Charlotte-street; price, £115 each. A decided bargain. Terms for above properties can he ar ranged.—Apply the New Zealand House. Land, and ICstate Agency, High-street. /AN SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in \Jr town or Buburus), £00 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay (by ton or lb), Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinsoq, Builder. Lorno street. _ JL* *i i VTWOrTsALE,-.** »3 4 k (\ 3&OW in Brown siroet, oVOUV a 1 roomed House, water laid on.; an ornamental fence and good, yafd< n: allotmeut 10 x 119 t cot,— 'Apply to Carbinesand Taylor. Auctioneer, 171 O R IMMEDIATE SALE, J First-class Business Preiuisen, Mount F.den, niaia road; Krau'l double shop and dwelling house of 8 rooms, bath-room, scullery, porch, fee.; qultonew and well Jlnished Oil'; gtw laid on, and every convenience; large wash-house, stable. &c.; ep'endid freehold allotment. For further particular; apply to ' l MRS SAVERS, on tho Premises; ' Or to D. F. EVANS, _____ Land and Estate Agent 1300 T7IOH SALE, 7 miles beyond Howick, a E? Snug Little Farm of 10 aore.-j. It ailjoinu ths large estate of Messrs L. I). Nathan and Co.. hiis frontage to two roads, nnd is well sheltered and lies towards the nortlj or north-east. It contains in it a nice little creek of water. It is almost every aero ploughsble; no bUBh to cut down; settlers all round, and the public school close by. It is situated on an elovatod ep-it, with extODßivo view. Steamer goes to district weekly. Only 50s per acre; cosy torius.—Apply Publisher, Star OJlice, OR SALE, Devonport and Northcoto, Choice Allotments with sea frontage; also others more sheltered, on volcanic soil. Also, large Allotments from 1 acre and upwards at £G0 per acre. Houses and Mansions, from ito 15 rooms, and Far me near the Lako.—Dovon port Central' Agency; Gko. Brown, Church street : also, 15-roomed House, on volcanic soil, very cheap. ___^ OR S ;\LE (very cheap), small Working Cabinet Businoss, doing good trade.— Apply Star Ofllce. FO R S A L S, 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-lneh Cylinders 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 3 Inch Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS. 23 feet by 5 feet 3 Indies, 501bs.prc3snre. Tho Looomotives can be inspected at Muse- Hold's Foundry. For farther particulars apply to MABEFIELD & CO,. Albert-au-eot; or to the NEW ZEAUiND TIMBER CO., CuatAus- street West. - MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY^ AT ALMOST ANY PBIOBi LOT 77, CLARENCE-STREET, PON SONBY. 40 feet x 870.. Alao, ' BLOCK 21, WAIKIEKIE, Gl Acres. F. 0. EWINQTON, Estate Agent. ---■ FOR SALE— HOUSED COTTAGES. SHOPS, FARMS, AND ALLOTMENTS. Also. MONEY TO LEND ON MORTGAGE. F. 6. EWINGTON, Estatk Aoent. S'/J-IN. BICrcLE, Royal Mail, quite t_P" now, somi-racor, double hollow rims, und ball bearings throughout; weight, 321bs. List price, £25. Prite, for cash. JBIS. —E. A. I Down, Abererombie-street, Auckland. CAVENDISH HOUSE.—Private Board and Residence; terms 17s, washlne in i eluded.—Nelson street, two doors off Cook-Bt., to the left from Qnuen-atreet. ■ • /CARROTS! \ ■ r^ARROTS! j ' nARiO.IS! ■ FROM 12 TO 15 TONS OP - .; • FIRST-CLASS CARRPTS FOR SALE AT SYLVIA PARK, j I : " FOR PARTICULARS APPLY AT .STUD COMPANY'S OFFICE, SHORTLAND STREET, AUCKLAND. October 11th, 1881. t i /JOKE. CO KB. POKfc j THUS AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY LTD.) i fnvile OVdera for GAS COfCE. Delivered within 1 rnilo of tho Works, for Cash ; lonye.i ijstanees at pwpoitionato rates:— '] Sample gack of Uiree biisliels - Is Cd i Vive Sacks (or quarter ton) .. — 6s 3d : Ten Sacks (or half-ton) _ _ ■ Its 8d Twonty Bucks (orone ton) _ _ 22a 63 ■ Tho Company s COKE Is mode ttom&ebwt I "n v remarkable Sogreo, gives a H-iLIABLEFIRK, ChRAHEU & HOTTER THAN COAL. LIGHTS READILY, and MAKES NO SMOKE. - GOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTES. j ', OFFICE 1 FORT/STREET. j. \ t■ ; p-t^n r1 ;-j 5 r



Public Notices. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, WELLINGTON DISTMCT, TUESDAY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF OUTOBEK, 1831. Ujion reading the Ailidavits of KoiiEll'/ CmsENiriLL Hamekton, of Wollinicton. Public Trustee, and of Alvxandbk Youxo, Medical Superintendent ot the Lunatic Astlum, Auck land, il is ordered that the Public Trustee shall hi! Administrator if nil the lval nurl pi'i-Hnnnl estate of THEOPHIIiUtJ RALPH WILLIAMS, of Auckland, Sutllcr, deei.-a.scd. (Sicnedl C. W. IiICIUIOND, J. ALL PERSONS indebted to the above named deceased are requested to pay the amuunts of their saveral accounts to me, ar to Thomas Mackkaki.ank, Esq., Auckland. Also,—All persona having cla:ni3 against thu said Kstate are rerinesttid lo forward the sanio to mo, or to Mr JVlacpkakla.ne, ou or he fore WEDNESDAY, the tiflh day of November next. N.H.—Any claim not annt In by the day named will be liable to be excluded from participation. H. C. HAMERTON. Public Trueteo. Public Trust Office, Wellington, Oct. Bth, 1&S1. XN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTUICT. In the matter of "The Companies Act, ISS2," and of the Pi.utus Gold-mining Cosii'any (Limited), in liquidation. Tub Creditors of the above-named Company are required, on or before MONDAY, the 20tii day of October instant, to send their Names and Addresses and the particulars of their debts or claims, and the names and addresses of their Solicitors, if any. to Mr Jamo3 Stodart, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, the OHlcial Liquidator of tho above-named Com pany, and, if so required, by the said Oillckl Liquidator, are to come in and prove their debts or cluims at Judge's Chambers, Supreme Court bouse, Auckland, at t>uch time as shall be speci fied in snch notion, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of any distri bution mado before such debts are proved. Dated this 11th day of October. ISSI. HENRY C. BREWER, Kcfiistrar. IMPOUNDED in Ponsonby Public Pound on October 18th, One Bay Pony; no visible brands, one white hind foot. If not released by the 23rd Octobor, 1884, will bo sold to defray ex penses.— Robert Curwen, Poundkeeper. "TTf \LL ACCOUNTS Jl\ against Ship Crusader >KJg«2fe3>!"J» must be rendered in duplicate at on<J.e llt tJ'° o(Iico of tho ,^,2«jHg-SSgS~az«undcraiEUP.d. s*Bm>^&aF A. HEATHER, Agent. T^TOTICE.^AU AccountsTwing to Mrs _131 Jane Smith, Draper, Queen-street, must bo paid on or before October the 21st, 1831, or proceedings will bo taken for the recovery of the s.imo; the same to be paid to Misa Judd, at her late Business Promites, or her Private Residence Princes-street. October 11th. BY studying your customers you study your self. Novor palm off upon them an Imita tion Of WOLI'E'S ScnSAPPS, TTiISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The partnership heretofore exlstinfj between the uwlersignod, under tho style or firm of " F. Roycroft & C 0.." Ironmongers, has been, and is hereby DISSOLVED aa from the Ist day of October instant. All Accounts owing to tho lato firm are to be paid toMR Kiuncis BOYCROfT, by whom the business will in future be oarried on. Dated at Victoria-street, Auckland, this Bih day of October, 18SJ. . 3*. ROYOROFT. J. F. ANDERSON. Witness j Johnlßudoe, Salesman-Auckland. "OOOTMAKERS.—Union Meti are still XJ requested not to apply for work at- Fors ter'a. j THE REV. J. S. HILL will doUvor a Lecture in the Noithcote Public School on FttIDAY EVENING next, at ;.30, illustrated by Limelight Lantern. Admission, in. j TESTATE Of ROBERT MURDOCH. Jdi Late op govbrnor Gordon i aOAUDING-HOUSE, AUCKLAND,' I All Claims against this Estate must bs sent in to Mr 11. B. Pollard, at R. and W. lioUaby's, Shortland-street, Auckland, on or before THURSDAY next, the leth October instant, otherwise they will not be recognised. A LL CLAIMS against the Estate of the x\_ late Captain JAMKgaro reijuostedto be sent in to Mr Samuel Jackson, junior, on or beforo 181 h October, 188J, or tlioy will uot he recognised. S. JACKSON, Jun., Executor. Auckland, 13th Octooer. 1881. ' R HKN B X TEBCB; ELOCUTIONIST, Will recwive a few Pupils for a short course. For particulars, ap ply by lcttor to th is oftlce. JFyou canuot get! VVolfe's Sciinajts in one house it is much better for you to go where you can get it. "ONEY TO LEND—The Now Zealand House, Lind, Estate, and Financial Agency, High-street, are prepared to lend money to builders or others to assist in tho Erection or Purchase of Houses on Freehold or Leasehold Properties, at lowest rates of interest. lANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London oUUPianos entirely restored in touo and touch; hammers rofelted. 1 guinea.—W. Sior, College Road (noxt to Cascade Stows), and at Karanga hape Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger,: New ton} ' . ■ !?-{ A TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3w_L"/ Society priiioipios.or onothei;terms to suit borrowers. Allotnionts bought and Housos built on Weekly Paymon't System. MortKUKes and Loans wgotiated. t-eo List of Properties for Sale on first page. Six per coat, allowed on money deposited for investment.— C. Wiixamson, Land, Estate, and Financial Agcntand Valuer, Hish-streot, Auckland. RS HSaON, Widow, late of Newton Road, be<s to inform her Frionds and the Public gene; ally that sho has Purchased »Mr J. H. Hauler's Btaiionery.Busti|es^in Karangahape Road, and hopes, by keeping the best articles and selling at tho lowest rates, to meet tke wants of the district. A Labour and Servants' Registry ia also con nected with tho business. Referring to the above, having disposed of my Stmioner'a Business to Mrs Hagoo, I feel sure tho Public will meet with tho beßt article at the lowe»t price under the new control My Agency Business will bo carried on as usual at same address. JOHN H. HAMER-. aE OR G E BROWN IN G, CINNA, GLASS. AND EARTHENWARE WAREHOUSE, 2G7,'QUKKN.STBEE!r. In rotnrninß thanks to tho Customers of my lato husband for past favours, I bag to notify that tho Business will bo carried on as usual? and solicit a continuance of their generous patronage. M. BROWNING. TpiANO AND LANGUAGES. MR B. HOMBERG, Professor of Music, from Melbourne, and la tely from the West Coast, bogs t oinf onn the residents of Auckland and surround ings that b« is prepared to take pupils to teach Piano from the first rudiments up to finishing execution and composition by Loßier'B system, successfully adopted in London, Dublin, Berlin, and Vienna, and that ho will attend to pupils at. their private residences, or will receive them at his temporary abode, Karangahape Road (four doors from Foresters' Hall). Mr Homberg will also teach French and German. AORI AND ISLAND CURIOS. I am a Purchaser of.-Eric Craig, at the , Curiosity Shop, Princea-Blroet. Fthis colony, where climitie changes occur so often, a gentlo stimulant like Wolfes Schnapps is needed. THE Auckland Double-woven Wire Bed Company are now Weaving and Making Beds of all sizes at greatly reduced prices.- , Manufactory, corner Victoriaand Nelson streets. MR C. FRY, Coal and Firewood Mer"- ot ant, comer of Hobson and Wyndham streets having disposed of his business to Mr Synions, hereby i/ives notice that all accounts owing to Mr Fry must be paid to Mr Symons on or beforo tho 25th October. "HEAP JOINERY of every dekription, Shop Fittings, esc. Newest designs: b^st workmanship,—At Johnston's Joinery \V orks, Lome-street. »' ~~ " -(s.JOTjna pun puuhoh e^sodrto) qßajiß-BiTOinj A -39 -aaqranicT paeuaon '"'.ONISSfUJI 'II 'HI IV—'saoiad avo[ £ma w 'ipoiß u[ s|]suoi/i uoiiojiji jos^aoaiiv 'oorjou. )&.">uou.s ohj uo ouop s]joav liutqiunsinx pui; Zujqam|<j jo spm^ iry -aaixy jojjb smnom xjs joj jiodiu vi ?dos[ saox 'iioua pc sg uioji 'B&V& AtOAi'iaq pub dojg iqoßO pg umij 'soaj, paw •Bpuog'SMoqiJi i jooj aod pf moij in ptu[ sodu •uavo} uj osnoq iuc u«i(i jodi?;qouopre[ » i i ha 1 v ay i aaiVAv i aaivix\ W" OLFE'3 SCHNAPPS is a mild aromatio stimulant, and is essentially suited to this climate. Ask for Wolfe's. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STOPvE 219-QUEICN^TREET-2« . Auckland. ; A GOOD DINNER SERVICE of 28 pieces, only lls. A FRESH STOCK of LARGE PCUPS and SAUCERS, in difleront ,„ patterns, at Is. f[? MORE CHEAP PLATES AND & DlSHES.—Pheasant Plate?, 2s and « upwards; Pheasant Diahes.Cdaud W upwards. >-; (S? Also, CHINA and GLASSWAItB In g O variety, cheap and good. • L J & TOILET SETS^oll JS/^Sk 2 TRINKET SETS, LOOKLSG □ >X GLASSES, &c_&c. jrj FANCY GOOD"i~OF EVERY DES- Q g-j CRIPTION.—A Good Assortment, <~i P! at Low Prices. h-> Z-{ 10 JUST OPENED, Some Beautiful Sub- L; r. jeots in PARIAN BTATUARY : E R also. RAISED FLOWEKHD 5 >< CHINA BASKETS, JARS, t"^ H FLOWER POTS. Sec, &c. kJ § CUTLERY VERY CHEAP. CO M I DINNER KNH'ES. la Cd dozen; H W i USEFUL TOOLS, KITCHEN O m! UTENSILS, &c; KGG BKATERS, W E Is ; CANDLESTICKS. 9d ; X BRKAD TRAYS, 6d; lUTS, sd; ' « POCKET KNIVES, Od. ,j, W LAMP 3, STOVE ORNAMJtNTS, U . BELLOWS. , ■;. ** GLABS SHApES AND STANDS, in. . all Bizoa.. , , , , - ' IJANCHAED & CRANWJELL, ',:. TUB DIEKCT SUPPLY ■ ST.OBEi *^|j *!, ■ 249-QnBBN-ST., ApCKLA*»P.-!249 ' "|



Persona?.' ; jj /^ EORGINA KETC HP 0 L E.—Loavd \JC your address, care of "G.." Star Office. Important, X ;. IF this should meet tho eye of AjiSnsrfcJ Scfiapo, a letter lies at tho Good ifeKr; Dining rooms'. *. -y^ CIAN ANY LADY give any kind of S^v / ing Work to a Poor Widow Woman,-wi'liv children to keep. This is a. real caso of -ncea.— '■■- Address "A.Z.,'Stai: Oliicu. . * ■ JLost awl Founff» LOST, in Knrangniwpo RoacV, » (>o!rl T Riiißset wi:ii 20 small ji.-iu-te Vludmr v\\H to icwriinl by leaving li nt'Mf BittuTOajiKs Ocaftou Road. 3idoowfrom Wynyard street.- __ :I?: JC If not claimed will ba coW lo pay ox-5 pensC3.—Apply nt this oilier. •TS RKWAKD.—Lost, near town, last:', O week, a Fox Terrier Dog, with, collar.—"l c 1 above reward will be paid to anyone returning ; same lo J. Hoberiß, Grocer, Ponsonby Road, tj AMiiiscincHts. . - ALL SAINTS' CHURCH, - PONSONBY. , SOCIAL GATHERING PARISHIONERS AND FRIENDS ALL SAINTS' 'sCIIOOL - ROOM TO-MORROW EVENING,' OCTOBER lflnr, 188 L . TEA ON' THE TABLE AT HAtF-PAST SIX. TICKETS... .'[WO SUILLINGS. ' To avoid crowding, and the delay o£ removing the tables, the Committeo lias secured the Oddfullows' Hall, where the MusiCal | Portion of the Evening will be passed, to which Tickot-holdors will be admitted Free. R. A. LUSHER, l Hm r Swa D. ¥. KVANS, | Hon>: bocs- OTAR OF EDEN, L.0.L., No. SG. [i FOURTH ANNIVERSARY. SOIRKE AND CO N(: EI IT, B1 RIDAY, OCT. 17', IN THE EDJCN HALL, ED-KN TERRACE. Toa on tables at 6.50. Tickets, Single, 2a ; Double do.. 3s fid. A Quadrilo Partyafter the Concert. .- y JAMES DONALDSON, W.i.l. Corporatiou Notices fi IT V O F AUCKLAND..;' . ; FIXING LKVBLS. It is hereby notified that it ib tho intention of k tho City Council of .Auckland to fix tho levels o£ ; . JOHN-STREET OLTPHANT-STREET CLARENCE-STREET to POMPALLIER \ TERRACE, and ' '~ ''■}, SUMMER-STREET ' (PONSONBY WARD.) Plan 3 may be seen,in the City Engineer's Office, High-street, Auckland, within oflico ; hours; and all persons interested horein, or liable to bo aggrieved thereby, will be heard by City Council, at a meeting to be held on THURSDAY, October 10th, 183-i, at half-past six p.m. . All objections must bo made in writing, art- ', dressed to tho Council, xnd sent to tJ-.em noi: ießß than t?n (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's 0/tlco. ' :' • Soptember 12th, 1881. J6l .Meetings. A- UCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL XX. UNION.-Tcactiers will please take notico '-, thus the Saturday Evenine- Meetings will bo held in tho Welleiloy-st, Baptist SehooJ-rooni, andnotivttHo Y.H1.0.A-, as announced on tho programme.—William Cox, Hon. Sec. ty i rTTir association. A Meeting of the Members ot the NEW KEA LANDiAND AUCKLAND KlFLft A-3SOOIA TION will tie Uiil at tho Drill-shed oh-WKI.1- NKSDAY, lath instsnt, at halt-past 7 p.m., with . the object ot itonninß a District Rifle Associa tion, a.n'l also to consider any Proptsa's as to , tho Distribution of jin 1 Firmg1 for OoYornment Money, AH tnoso ii>Lvrc;teu-in Rifle Shaothg are particularly requested to attend. __W^EDMUN TDJ}ENNETT,_Hon._Sec L * THE ANNUAL CONVERSAZIONE . of the ST. . LUKE'S MUTUAL* IM PROVEMENT SOCIETY will bo held in the . . Newmarket Hall on FRIDAY. October 17. 'I lio Irograinme will include Speeches by the Rev. G. B. Munro, Mr Lennox, and others ; Rocitta tions and Readings by some o£ the Leading Ainatoarn. Refreshments will to provided dur- • ike the coursd of the evening. Proceeding will commence at 7 30.— J. BROOK, See. GRAND BALL.—NOTICE.—Tickets " for tho Alliance Grand Ball may be bail . at Mr Ronnie's Fancy Bazaar, next ForesverV Mall, Karaugahapo lioad. N.B. —No cr.sU takings at the door.—Jas. Wilson and A. 1.. Griffiths, M.C.'s. . Medical. X> OSELINE fob thh HAIR — This oio- Jl\j gant preparation completely ,'colipy^s every article of a himilar kind mw- +<eti->r:i tho public. Price, Is Cd a bottie.—Shaik.asi), Apotbecarieß 'Hall. t> ATS! ITAT S ! KAIS !-Übo J\> SHAULAND'S PHOSPSOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and"die :no smell. Price. Ojip Siiilling a Bottle. , F. C. SHAIttiAND, opposite Ro3C-Offic6. WO R M' S. All children sufitr from them. If suspected, ask for tho Certain Cure. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS. Is packet Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. ~~G. HENDERSON'S c- . OHKRKY PKCTOUAIj, 4b 03, 2s Cd. Is Bd per bottle. To bt'had only. 11 Medical Hall. Pon3onby. opposite Three Lampf. rfiOOTHACHE CUKE. — Instantaneous' X Relief-ODONTALR[C.-l8 per lwtfli). -I<\ O. SIIA.RLAND. opposite Post^jlllcg. 11> ELiEF from Coupli iv Ten Msnut«i3.— .CV SHARLAND'S CiTHUHY PEGTOHAI. Brifce. 2g Bd and is Gd.—F. C. Sharland, opiiosifo th: Post-offlce. ■ '..-'■ i ,X ARNOLD'S PEINKY HOi'AL ■ AND STEEL PILLS.-ITQe Most popnisr medicine of the day. Price. 2s Cd a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite the Post- . office I ODONI'ALGICON, tho new remedy fcr Toothache, instantaneously stops tod'.t ache. arrosts deoar. ucts us a stopping-. Price, Is.—C. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Solo Ag. Lt for Auckland. , IGESTIVE BREAD BAKERY, PRINeEB-SrREET.-MRB J. ROBLBY, in returning thanks £or the aupport acooalcd to . nw late husband, begs to inform. the publls.tliat sho will ciKilinue to carry on the business aa •formerly, astti hopes to merit a fair Biiare ol patronage. ROBLEY'S DIGESTmi; BREAD, DIGES TIVE MKAL, Infants' Food, ai:d Patent Belt raisiiw Flour of tho Bast QnaJiiy.-At'.'iress- J. 11OBLEY, Digestive Bread Bakery, Princes street. Auctions^ FRIDAY, OCTOB3P 17, At 11 O'Cf-ocn. J. R. R ANDERSON' TX7ILL HOLD his Weekly Salo of Fur- Jf T niture; Ciotiiint,'. Drapery, Gwcery, Poultry, &c , &o. Also, 121 sacks l'rime,TaUlo jfotattss. . ■ if Also, without reserve, Now English Saddle, Bridle, Bsc.; 1 Doublf barrel Gun, breach-load, with carlrilges. case fee, (complete); aud 4 Sitting ot l'aro-br«d I^auKSbau Ejjgs. - - - : .■■ • , . . - , , ; ■'-'"**. I W. S. OOCHRANX], |JAME3 HACKE MONDAY, OCTOBER 27. BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF THE SUPREME COURT. 291 ACRES, WAIPA. CTIHE Subscribers will sell by auction, -at J. their Rooms, Queen-street, on Monday, October 27, at 12 o'clock, by order »l the Itutris' trar ol the Supremo Court, ALLOTMONT 31, Parish of Waipo. Coiinty of IluOand. containingr i»l ac<o3. iiavinir larpc frontago lo tlio Waih:mat» Itivur and Manfrakotukutuku Creek. For further particulars af ply to .' . SAMUEL COCfIRANE & SON. Auctioneers. vv. a. cocHnAXE.] [.tar. dackh MONDAY, OCTOBER 27.- BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. ALOTMENTS AND BUILDINGS TOWN OF NEWCASTLE. riIHE Subscribers will soil, at their JL P.ooms, Queen-street, on Itfonday, 27th October, at 12 o'clock, TOWN CF NBWCASTLK AUotment 330, "with Cottage of srooms erected tbcreoa Allotment 331, with Cottage of C rooms erected thereon . Allotment 557, with 2 Shops and DwolKnc-" house erected thereon. - : Jfs ': For further partionlara apply to j v SAip7ELCOGHRANE^ i ggt»; li .t« A AwctJoneors.! .(««• ; Coatrnnoil ob fourth Por* ' 'iimU\:'ii iiiriiT