THE LATEST.

A DISSOLUTION PROBABLE.

Sir George Grey and Mr Stout in Con sultation.

Sir George Grey has communicated with Mr Stout relative to the details of their proposals. Many members seem in a diffi culty how to act. The general impression here seems to be that the Government are at present in a minority. It is industriously circulated that a disso lution will follow if tho Ministry arc de feated ; but I doubt this. The Vacant Portfolio. The Government have decided not to fill the vacant office during the present crisis. At a mooting of Sir G. Grey's supporters 12 were present. Messrs Guinness, Hatch, Thomson, of Clutha, have declared for the Government. The others are believed to be in Opposition. The Opposition Tactics. The Opposition will endeavour to force a division by refusing to debate. Only Mr Stout will speak on their side.

THE KHARTOUM EXPEDITION.

[CAHLE.-COFYKIUIIT.J

London", August '28. It has transpired that Lord Wolseley is proceeding to Egypt because General Stephenson has declared that the transport of the proposed Soudan expedition via the Nile Valley is not feasible.

ANOTHER FIRE.

Outbreak at Howlu's Grocery Store.

Shortly after four o'clock this morning smoko was discovered issuing from tho cellar of Messrs Hewin Bros.grocery storo, at the coiner of Queen and Wellesley streets, and an alarm was rung out on the city bells. The Firo Brigade under Superin tendent Hughes was promptly in attend ance, and in a very short space of time succeeded in extinguishing the fire, which was found to exist amongst some cases in the centre of the collar, iixamina tion showed that the lire had originated amongst somo rubbish, tea wrappers, paper, &.C , and had from this spread to some cases containing jams, &c. The damage by iiro is not extensive, but the smoke and water lias considerably injured the stock, so that -Mr Hewin estimates the damage done at between £400 and £500. The stock is insured for £550 and the fit tings for £150, in tho Union Oltico, and tho building, which is very little damaged, is insured for £2,100, also in the Union. Mr Hewin states that all the storemen left the premises at 0".30 last evening, and that ho himself left at 10.80 p.m., everything at that time appearing quite safe. The cause of the tire is a mystery.

TELEGRAMS.

Te Awamdtu, this day.—Mr Gresham, the District Coroner, received to-day a re port from Mr James Sinden, blacksmith, Alexandra, announcing the death of Harold Stroud Sinden, aged 11 months. The .child was recovering from tho effects of a ficald to his legs, received on Sunday last; trat at an oarty hour this morning convul sions from teething supervened, and ended fatally. Under the circumstances Mr Oresham decided to dispense with the iholding of an inquest.

UNIVERSITY DISTINCTIONS.

Presentation of B.A. Diplomas.

Owing to the late hour at which the

ceremony associated with the presentation of diplomas to University graduates took place yesterday afternoon, wo were precluded from reporting more than Bishop Cowie's opening address. An abstract of the subsequent proceedings is here appended.

After the delivery of his inaugural address, Bishop Cowie duly presented the diplomas. Miss Harrison was received with a cordial round of applause, and the Bishop in handing her her diploma, also tendered a handsome white camellia. Mr Cronin was likewise greeted with applause, while Mr Airey's absence was accounted for by the explanation that he had not been able to leave scholastic duties at the Thames.

Professor Brow.n at the invitation of the Bishop, then made some remarks upon the recent determination of the University of New Zealand to institute a degree of science. In the first place ho went on to .»hew the importance of science. There was ,no branch of human thought which it had nOi <v influenced within the last 50 years. The human philosopher no longer evolved a system* oi the universe from his inner con eciousne.I*** ut wos obl'Ped to formulate it from ascertained facts, and by the investi gations of 3nee- Plulolozj'. °r «;e study of la-ogsag6B, had been made a branch of knowledge of surpassing interest. The san>e thug could not be said of music. He might be told that science was already recognised "» the subjects set for various degrees. Wety »* ™s0 «o°?" nised nominally, but not .really. In his college days the facetious rhfpie,

iS ZSSftSL^ffit knowledge,

was applied to Professor Jowatt, and it was certainly true of a great many bodies which had the control cf educational matters. At the present time students, after studying Greek and Latin for the whole term, came to him for the last six months. He did not mean to undervalue Latin and Greek, but he drew attention to the disproportion ol the time for the study of Latin and Greek and that of science, and this was the prac .tical difficulty. The desire actuating those •who had advocated the establishment of 4he decrees of science, therefore, was *to set "students free from the thraldom of Latin and allow them greater ifree<iom of selection. It would not do much to alter the disproportion of study in secoadary schools. This step would be itaken in establishing a modern side in the secondary schools. Provision had therefore ibeen made fa ,the new University regula tions for a new matriculation examination (for science especially. English and mathe snatics were to be ,made compulsory, and jLatin, history, geography, and several others ware to be not compulsory, but optional. Hn .the second.examination, mathematics -and the elements of fundamental science ■would be nacessary, and in the final one the students would have to take up^uch more fuljy some special branch of science lne degree of Doctor .of Science would follow that oi Paehelor of Science at an interval ot three ve£™> and »° mmc resP ects .".P was inclined to k tiiafc It would have been better to have' W^ *??^Sf <i esV<?e f Wer of Sclent^ instead- P°qt? r ° .scientific students i rom J* .gff * Latin, the literary students », -^uqw Jieved of tlio little science they v. +im«i obliged to acquire. Therewasalreadya. -v •eney in this direction by removing mathem. *ics from the list of compulsory subjects of ■examination in arts, but as the result would ibe to lower the value of such New Zealand ■degrees in the eyes of the world, he hoped ithat better counsels would prevail in the Senate. As its next session would be held ijbere he mentioned this matter in the hope ithat there wore some amongst his audience who would bo able to influence its decision.

The Rev. W. E. Mullgan then addressed the audience upon the results of the in quiry made several years ago by the Royal Commission on Higher Education, of which he had been a member. One notable re sult to which he directed attention was the rapid increase of under-graduates—the num ber now on the Auckland University College books alone being 53—and the growing popularisation of university studies and degrees. What they wanted was an educa tion not for a physician, a lawyer, or a teacher especially, but for men and women as such—an education that would bring out all our best powers and attributes. He also pointed out the necessity for a suitable University building to take the place of the present obscure makeshift.

This ended the proceedings, and the assemblage at once dispersed.

A ratepayer of North Ward writes sug gesting that one or all of the candidates for the Ward should call a public meeting and enlighten the ratepayers as to what they propose to do if elected, and as there is a -large sum of money allocated to the Ward, that the be«t man may be selected to see it oudiciouslyoxpended^^^^^^^^^^^^

CABLEGRAMS.

(by cable—copybight,)

The Eagles Gather Together.

London, August 28.—.A meeting has been arranged to take place between the Ger man, "" Austrian, and Russian Emperors. Their Majesties will be attended by the Imperial Chancellors.

AUSTRALIAN.

M ELBouR.Ni':, this day.—.Judgment in the equity suit, Bell v. Clarke, has been delivered. The decision of the Court is generally favourable to plaintiff.

FRANCO-CHINESE WAR.

[BY CABLE.-COPYRIGHT.]

Chinese Defence Destroyed.

London, August 27.

Ai>mii:al Courbet is noiv engaged bom barding tho Kaing Pai forts. Admiral Peyron has telegraphed to Admiral Corn-bet congratulating the latter upon his success.

Hoxc Kong, August '2S. Intelligence has been received that the French fleet completely destroyed all the Chinese defences along the bands of the Mm river up to Fooehow.

Outrages against Europeans at Canton.

A serious outbreak of popular feeling has occurred at Canton. A large mob pro ceeded to the French Consulate and mer chants' offices and forcibly expelled the Consul and his officials and mer chants from tho city. The popu lace also invaded tho cathedral, but that edifice was eventually cleared by the troops. The various European consuls at Canton have since induced the Bishop and those attached to the mission to leave the city.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Tun regular weekly meeting of this body was held this afternoon. Presont:—Messrs S. Luke (in tho chair), I). Goldic, J. VV. Carr, and Theo. Cooper.

Chairman's Rei-out.— The Chairman's report stated inter alia that two students from tho Training College had been .sent to Newton East School to assist during absence of assistant teachers, and that necessary re pairs to the school furniture, fittings, &<;., of Girls' High School during vacation had been authorised.—The report was adopted. Onehuxoa. —Tho Committee recom mended that in any future arrangement of the staff of teachers for the Unehunga public schools, that both schools should bo placed under one head teacher, as this arrangement would probably induce a superior class of applicants to apply for tho office. —This was agreed to.

Pakuranua. — A further letter was received from the Committee in support of the application for a pupil teacher in addition to the head and assistant teachers. —The Board resolved to adhere to its former decision, but instructed the Secretary to state that it would be willing to allow two pupil teachors in place of the assistant.

Ponsonby. — The Committee forwarded account for permanent repairs to school house (£7 ss) which they asked tho Board to pay, besides calling attention to the state of the closets at the school.—A sum of £i 5s was voted towards the repairs re ferred to, and it was resolved to invito Mr Allright to report upon the state of the closets.

Examination of OJirls' High School.— Mr Cooper moved:—(l) That a visiting Committee for the Girls' High School be ap pointed ; and that it be the duty of such Committee to visit the school monthls (2) That the following resolution of the Board, dated 25th July, ISS4, be rescind; [Resolved " that the Girls' High School

examined according to tho standards .i ■ down in tho printed course of study, n ■ in the case of Form IV.a according to tua do'ails contained in the scholarship pro gramme,"] 3. That the school year of the Girls' High School commence in future with the first term after the Christmas holidays.— Leave was given for the amendment of tho second clause of the resolution by the addi tion of the following words : " And that tho examination of the school and for the scholarships be for the future conducted by the Professors of the Auckland Uni versity upon terms to be agreed upon. In the event of the Board being unable to obtain the assistance of the Professors for that purpose, then that the examinations be conducted by qualifFed persons not in the employment of the Board, and that such examinations be based upon the actual work , done by the school." After some discussion, the resolution as amended was adopted.

LATE SHIPPING.

Russell, this day. — Loading : Mariner and Adah. Tho Wellington sails at 4 p.m. Passengers :— Messrs Horsley, Logan, C. Kemp, Salmon, Hawkers, Mesdames Ritter and JJickison.

A man, name unknown, was knocked down and run over by a cab in Symonds street yesterday afternoon. Though a good deal bruised, he sustained no serious in jury. Weunderstand that a house and pharmacy are to be immediately commenced at the corner of Victoria and Clarence streets, Devonport, for Mr Gardner, chemist. This is one of the best sites on North Shore for business purposes) being central and suit able for a medical establishment. The Beresford ■ street Congregational Mutual Improvement Society held their usual meeting last evening, 20 members being present. The programme consisted of elocution by members. The Chairman invited all present to attend Mr Vaile',s lectures on " Railway Reform." Mr G. W. Binney sold to-day the lease (40 years) of allotment No. 25, section 34, corner of Grafton Road and Domain street for £20 per annum. Mr Thomas ¥oung was the purchaser. The allotment at the corner of Symonds-streetand Grafton Road, at a rental of £1G per annum, 89 years, realised £325 premium. The pur chaser was Mr D. J. McLeod. ™At a preliminary meeting of Fpgamusons, held in the Ponsooby Hall on Wednesday evening last, under the the presidency of Mr W. Anderson, it was resolved to form a lodge for the district, and all arrangements connected therewith were postponed till Wednesday next, i'hen a further meeting will be held. ; The following caies were heard to-day, at the R.M. Court, bdtare H. 6. Seth Smith, Esq., R.M. :— Heijpon v. Legge, Claim, £8 10s, commissfen on land sold. Mr Browning for plairiiff, Mr Theo. Cooper in defence. Plaintifffailed to make out his claim, and Mr Brofning accepted a nonsuit, with costs £3 ss. Siomeyv. Williams: Claim Cs od, differences^ value .of fish. Mr Earl for plaintiff, MrUee for defendant. The parties in this ac#n were rival fishmongers, and a quantitybf fish transmitted Irom Helensville wereirroneously handed to Wil liams. ;Nonsui*d with costs, £2 19s' 6d. 'The other casestere settled out of Court. Xhe fo}lowin| .tenders were received by Messrs igoylanihd Lundon, Civi Elngineers, for ,the fArmgf.au and roetaHing.of ftlcEl .woin's BUI a,n' Xfew North Boad, .for .the **Q«at AftesT* highway district Board, *&:sip£.Qfc wd Bridges Construction mi. "SfesftoMn iP'P^en, £914 iot-- Uiglm Pascaej £1,178 &Bi Mr i3s 4d; . ' «i.-2*7Js §S; Ufsmtytfy N. B. Moore, - ——*& B, f. Gwfrm md Hanks, £1,422 ; Ait*,- KnigbS, md Co., £1,559. 6s; Mr J. *. "* nformal. At a meeting of the Moui.. Mbert Highway Board held last evening, it was decided to accept the tender of Messrs Larkin and O'Brien. The stock and sharemarket continues firm. Nothing of conseqiience to report. Sales in Auckland Gas, 25s 3d.^ Prince Im perial, 6s in advance—22s 6d, 225. Darts in demand at 3s Id.

SECOND EDITION.

Star Office, 4.30 p.m,

MAJOR ATKINSON'S NEXT MOVE.

Coalition with the Stoiifc-Vogel Tarty.

[FROM OUR SPECIAL RRPORTIdIt.]

[liV TBT.EIiKAFH. ]

Wellington, 4 p.m. Major Atkinson has proposed a coalition with Mr Stout and Sir .Julius Vogel, these three leaders nominating the other Ministers alternately. The proposal will probably bo rejected, and the debate will proceed to night.

ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN CRICKET.

Another Large Score by the Colonials,

(by cable— copyright.)

London, August 2S,

The Australian cricketers commenced a

match to-day at Gravesend against an eleven of the South of England. At the close of the days' play the visitors had scored 353 with 9 wickets down.

THE AUCKLAND JEVEJSixNG FRIBA.V, AUGUSl s 2», 1884.



Advertisements Late for Classification A UCKLAUD CLOTHING MANUFAC ±\_ TURING COMPANY, Customs • street East.—Wanted, a First-class Button-holey, Ap prentices and Improvers, and Needlewomen. OB SALE, C, 8, and 4-roomed Houses in Howe, Hepburn, and Collingwood streets and Surrey Hills; easy terms.—Apply to Annio Martin.'ffoyal Villa, Hepburn-street.i j FOR SALE, cheap, a 6-roomed House, with bathroom, gas and water laid in ranee in kitchen, good view of harbour, out house. &c—Apply T. Short, Spring-street, Alma Place, Freeman's Bay. "VTOTICE.—J. M. Haslett, Builder, is .131 now doing every description of Office and Shop Mttings and Alterations at the shortest notice and most reasonable charges.—Fort street. • - TO LET, Dwelling-house, 6 rooms and bath-rofl.m.—Apply Smith and Caughey,



Madame Mario €araiulini, One of tlic most Popular Musioul Artists hi the Australasian Colonies, writes as follows:— Wellington, New Zealand, February 23rd, 1881. i To M, licvy and Co., Auckland. Deal- Sirs,—l huvo pleasure in informing you that I have used St. Jacobs Oil, und llnd much relief in cases of rheumatism, and, indeed, all neuralgic pains. —l am, dear sirs, yours truly, Marie Caramdini. A Popular Hotel-keeper Made Happy. Victoria Hotel, Auckland. July !>3, ISM. Messrs M. Levy and Co.. Auckland. Dear Sirs,—Suffering from a severe sprain for over a week, 1 was advised to use St. Jacobs Oil. and I beg to state that after four applica tions the swelling around the ankledisappeared, und all pain left, so that on the third day I was able to use my foot again as usual.—l remain, dear airs, yours faithfully, It. F. IjUKS. Freed from Vain; or the Results of <>ood Advice. Queen-street. Auckland, August 18, ISBI. Messrs Publishers Kvkninu Si'ak, Auckland. Dear Sirs,—After suffering for several days with pains in my back and neck, 1 was induced to try St. Jacobs Oil, and after two applications found myself perfectly free from pain and in convenience. I may add that one of my servants was suffering from a swollen kuee, and after using the Oil for a day or two all the swelling and pain vanished.—l remain, dear sirs, yours truly, ISIDOR ALEXANDER. Wholesale Depot for Auckland— MOSS LE V V & C 0., QUKK.V-STRKET, AUCKLAND. I i ■ .„* Lost and Found. JlfoST, from Wellington-street, Brown ' 1 1 Canary.—KiDder handsomely rewarded on returning to Mrs XCennard. Wellington-street. LOST, at tho School of the Sncred Heart last eveniug, a Dark Grey Overcoat, with cloth hat in pocket.—l'louse return to Stak Office. LOST, a Silver Locket, with Silver Chain attached, in Grey-street,—Finder rewarded by returning to Stab Oflice. TJEWARD- £10 to the lindet of i'4s Jl\) Single Bank Notes. Tho various Banks being advised of their numbers, partios at tempting to pass the same can bo at once detected^—Finder communicate with iho ofllco of this paper. STOLEN, a Washing-tub, outsido my fence. 5s reward upon conviction of thief. — G. Sage, Oliphaut-street, Ponsouhy. FOUND, large Black Dog. Ownor can have him by paying expenses. If not claimed at once, will be sold at one shilling per week for his keep.-Apply G. Sage, Oiiphunt street, Ponsonby. FOUND, on Wharf, a Lady's Reticule, or Sealskin Bag—The owner can apply at U p.m. to the Night watchman. OUND, SomQ Money.—Apply W. J. Kvans, French Bakery, Hobsonstreet, Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPTpy. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKL.ANJ). In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act. 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of Maky Camekon, of Wakefleldstreef, in the Cjty of Auckland, Grocer, a Debtor. NoTjcu is iikrjsry oiyßN that application will be made to the Court on THURSDAY, the oightee.cnih day of September, iSSI (the day appointed by the Court for lhat purpose), at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be heard, that an order of discharge be granted tlip above-named Bankrupt. Dated Auckland, tjijs 23th day of August, 18SJ. DEYORE& COOPER, Solicitors for the Debtor. IN THE .COURT OF BANKRUPTCY HOLDEN AT AUCKLAND. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act. 1883," and of the Bankruptcy of Thomas Hamilton Wilson, of Pukokohe, in tho PrQyinajal pis trict of Auckland, Farm Labourer, a Deblur. ■Notice is hbreby Given that application will be made to the Court on THURSDAY, the IStJi day of September, 1881, the day appointed by the Court for that purpose, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel .can ho heard, that an order of discharge be granted the above-nri.med bankrupt. Auckland, this 29th day of August, 18-J. DEVORK AND COOPER, Solicitors tor the Debtor. T N BANKRUPTCY. IN THE COURT OF BANKRUPTCY iIOLUEN AT AUCKLAND. , In the matter of " The Bankruptcy Act. 188.%" and of the Bankruptcy of John Peter Oakes, of Parneli, near Auckland, Master Mariner, a Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given that by nn order of the said Court at Auckland, the abovenamed John Peter Oakes was thi3 day adjudicated a Bankrupt within the intent and meaning of the abovementioned Act. The Hirst Meetingof Creditors will toe held at my office, Supreme Court Buildings, in tha City of Auckland, on THURSDAY.Ith September, 1S&1, atll o'clock in the forenoon. Proof of debt mußt be furnished prior to or at the meeting. Proxy forms can be .obtained at my ofllco. No proof can be admitted ,except unde;r order of the Court after the expira tion of ,three months from the date of the adjudi cation. .uated ,t<his;2Bth day of August, .1881. JOHN (LA.WBON, iQfl.lqi^l Asslgnee'.iu JU(i,nkr,upt,cy. WliiJ*<w>i •JL'Pfvlw.'K. $uQen.str,ePtSind .Vulcan - iSiffetfjJa/'felsji^il^r jf(?f tjho X Je I ti,ti6,nmg' Lane. . Creditors. a, s£ THOR GREYMOUTH ■£ DIRECT. '4i&Bi(Z**ir^*s]jis£ The Al Barquontine JaisSggSS&ENKRBY, Francis, Master, -jyj]! sa ji j-- or t ], o a b O ve port on WEDNESDAY next, t.hu 3rd September. For freight, apply to STONE BROS.. Agents. TOMACKAY F R I P P, A R CHI T E C T, Removed to Melville's Buildings, High street, near Shortlandstreet. DR. WUKINS, V. R. C. S. Consulting axd Opeuatinq Suhgeos, Is at his Surgery forjGeneral Practice, also Eye. Kab, and Throat Diseases, Mobnings, Afternoons, and Evbnikos. Consultation Kees very Moderate. Dr. Wilkinb spent seven yearn »t Mooreftelds Eye Hospital, London, under Messrs Bowman und Crichett. two at Throat Hospital, London, eeven years Honorary Surgeon Albert Hospital, and eight years at Eye, Ear, and Throat In flrmary.Melboume. Aqjustsßpectaeleßtosighte. • —Consulting Rootna, Queen-street (near Poat office). Auckland. '



Wanted. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply to Mr R. N. Rybui n, Sea view Road, Kemuera. WANTED, a good General Sorvant in a small family.—Apply Mrsßenge, School houae, Devonport, North tihorc. WANTED, a General Servant. — Mrs Lewis Moses, Mount Eden Road (a short distance past the Tollgate). WANTED, a Girl about 12 or 14 to take charge of a baby.—Apply Mrs Mitchell, Prospnct-iitrcct. Ponsonby, near Three Lamps. ANTED, a first-class Restaurant Cook fur tho Syduuy ami Mulbou.-no Cafe.—Apply to Mrs J. (Jarrick, Upper Qucen streot. ■ "VSTANTED, respectable Man to Hoard T * with private family near Queen-street; comfortable home.—Address and . terms at VVilliams's, Chemist, Queon-strcet. WANTED, a strong and reliable Boy, ibove 14 years of age.—H. Davlson and Co.. Haymarket, Queon-strcet. WANTED, some kind person to Adopt a Baby Boy. 3 months old; will be entirely given up.—Apply F.L., London Loan and_ Discount Co.'s Ollice. High-street, W" ANTE D, a respectable Manas Boan ler; comfortable home; lerms, 10s per week. —Apply for address, Mr I-'eet, Grocer, Welling ton itouse, Wellinaton-street. WANTED, Purchasers to Build on Grand. Dry Volcanic; sheltered localities; about three miles out ;no deposit.— J. K. Randeison, Auctioneer. ANTED, Boarders for Water View Houso, Hardinge-Stroot, — H. Spargo, Proprietor. ANTED, for family of three, Private Board and Residence; North Shore preforred. State terms.—Apply " -'13," Star Office. WANTED, Smokers to try the Auckland Company's Venus Mixture. Old Iden tities, and New Chum Tobaccos.—\V. C. Porter (next Morrin'a). WANTED, by two gontlemon, within 3 miles of town, a first-class Siti ing room and 2 Bedrooms, with Board and Stabling. —Apply im.nediatoly, " Zero," Stah ollice. WANTED, a Situation in a boarding house or hotel as General Hand and Runner, well Qualified in tho business.—Apply, " I{- J- W-" _ " 1 WANTED, for the Napier Hospital, a Resident Surgeon. Applications will be received till noon of 23rd September.—For particulars apply to the Chairman of Hospital Committee, Napier. WANTED, a Cook by Mra Alfred Buckland, Newmarket. WANTED, a good Coat Hand and a good Vest Hand.-Apply to .r. S.Cobloy. Tailor, Shortland -street, WANTED, 3 or 4 respectable Boarder."; bath and piano.—Hardingo House, Har dingc-street. . , ANTED, a strong Lad to ride I'or orders.—VV. Avonoll, Butcher. North WANTED, a good strong Lad, about 10, used to horses.—Apply to Mr Healy, Fruiterer, Hobson-streot. (near Criterion Hotel). ANTED, a small House, furnished or unfurnished, in or nearSymonds-strect.- Apply, stating rent, "M,,'^_St.\k Oflico. WANTED, smart, acitivo Girls as Ap prentices to a cloan trado; good wages. —Apply X T. Canwright. Crey-street: or, tieo. Pickurd. 1 'rospoct Tarrnco. Mount Roskill Uoad. WANTED, a Young Man who can milk well and mako himself generully useful. -ApplyJulm Lonimrd, Three Kings Dairy. TTTANTBD TO LET, lirst-class Billiard- T T room, with Thurston's Table complete. AppryOxtord Hotel, Victoria-street. Wf ANTED "TO RENT, Cottage with > T small orchard, near Aucklund by 'bus or railway.—Direct particulars. Mr Atkin, Stau Omen. " <A7"ANTED, a clean, respectable young T T Girl to assist in housework".—Apply at MraT. Walker's. HiilHtH^ Knr«ngahnpo Road. WANTED, Smokers to try the Auckland Company's Cigarettes and Cigars, and compare with the lir-ported.— W, C. Porter's (next Momnjf)^ WANTED, for a family of four, a res pectable Girl. No washing. — Apply beforo 12 to Mrs Win. T. J. 8011, Devonport, North Shore. WANTED, for Jorvois .House, Wollesloy- Btreet W6st, a few respectable Boarders; superior accommodation; plunge and shower baths and piano ; moderate terms.—A. Watson Proprietress. WANTED, '2 or 3 respectable Boarders at Mis per week; a good homo and fine view of tho harbour.—Welcome Dining-rooms, bottom Nelson-street (closo to Uio Gasworks and timber yards). WANTED, the Ladios of Ponsonby to ICnow that I). W. Jack and Co., Pon sonby Road, are prepared to execute Dress making Orders on the shortest notice in first class style, at moderate charges. WANTED TO PURCHASE, a Light Spring Cart. — Apply It. Stovcnson, Newton Road. ANTED KNOWN - Inhabitants of Mount Eden can be Supplied with Prime Meat at Lowest Prices; small goods always on hand.—E Hull, Mount Eden Road. W" ANTED X NOWN — That D, W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby Road, can now Supply every article of Ladies' Underclothing aim Baby Linen ut the lowest prices. TJSrANTEDItNOW^ New Tobacconist's VV Shop at the Exchange Hotel Buildings, Queon-strcet.—W, C. Porter. ANTED KNOWN —Auckland To bacco Company's Tobacco, purn and unadulterated, at 5d an ounce—W. C. Porter (next Morrin's). ANTED KNOWN—lmported Cut Tobaccos aro sold at Is 3d and Is Gd tho 2 ounce packet; Auckland Company's at lfkl, Note reduction.—W. C. Porter (next Morrin's). ANTED~~KNO\VN—Parties having Properties For Sale or To Let will find it, to their adi'antago to place them in tho hands of the New Zealand House. Land, Estate, and Financial Agency, High-street. ANTED KNOWN, that 1 am Selling al 1 Wool' >ress Materials at Id per yard. —J. 11. Hannan Draper r.nd Clothier, Victoria street (oil'Hobson-streot). WANTED KNOWN-For £3 monthly, tho wqrking man pan become his own landlord. Arrangements nindo for purchasing Houses and A llotmenlß, and alsoforthe erection of Houses. Plans and specifications furnished if required.—Apply to (ho Now Zealand House, Land, Kstato, and Financial Agency, High: street. WANTED KNOWN—That L). W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby, have on hand a Well assorted Stock of Men's Umbrellas, Hats, Shirts. Ties, Collars, and Hosiery. WANTED KNOWN — That Mra Skinner has opened a Registry Ollleo at Newmarket. Fees payable beforo registra tion^ WANTED KNOWN — A Beautiful Assortment of Silver and Gold Jewel lery at Charles Kelsoy and Co.'s. They keep no imitations, and they guarantee everything sold by them to be genuine-Charles Kelscy and Co.. 120, Queen-s^reot. WANTED— When you are in Hobspn stroet call and see the largo and choice stock of Mosgiel and Bannockburn Tweeds, for the present season, at Munro and Milligan's. ANTED KNOWN—Chkap Timber ! Cheap T'mbkr I And all other kinds of Building llaterials, can bo purchased cheaper and bettor than anywUere also at the yards of D. Qoi.mrc. AlbnrMtreeu WANTED, 1,000 Wutcb.es and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. Nutsford's, Watchmaker, Victoria - strcnt (next Union Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months'. "VST ANTED KNOWN — Cousins and VV Atkin, Elliott-street, ate Buyers of Puhutiikawa, White Titrce. and Mangiapu. "YSfTANTED KNOWN—Hamburg Tea, Is VV per packet; St. Jacobs Oil. 2s Id the bottle; Pain Killer, ild per bottle; Tea, 3d per lb.; highest price, good Tea, Is (id ; splendid Baking Powder, 8d t!io '!">• tin i Caiiary Seed, 4ld per lb.; Caraway Seeds, Oil per lb.; Arrowroot, 6d per lb.; good Sauce, 4d per bottle, at Dampier's If obson-streot Shop. W' ANTED KNOWN —That I have just secured some very Especial Bargains in Velvet Pil,e Carpet Squares at 21s Gd, usually soul 303; also spiif.e very Choice Designs in Tapostry Carpets, at Is 8)d yarjl, and Hearth Hugs to match, at Ss 9d.-James Scutt, Draper, Clothier, arid Outfitter, London Ilouse, Victoria and Nelson-streets, Auckland. WANTED KNOWN—Parties Ija'vjng Properties for Sale or to Let will find it t/> their advintage to plaoo them in the hands of the New Zealand House, Land, Estate and Financial Agency. High-street. ~\TLT ANTED KNOWJN, that all working W man can save their money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging los per week.— Robert Murdoch, Propi-iplaf.-Ji,Toto the address —Nearly opposite tho Woitomato Hotel, and closo to the Dock. . WANTED KNOWN—Charles' Kelsey and Co. have Constant Arrivals of New Silver and Gold Jewellery. They make a specialty o£ this branch by keeping no Imita tion Jewellery on their premises. — Charles Kclsev and Co., 120, Queen-street. \I7~" A N T E D — 'W Students to Form TACTICAL ENGINEERING AND DRAW rortifled Fir^cfaS 4.inonra; London, Science privJ.' 41 U- l. pi|wngton Road, mm t BsbWII Addres». '-tartfln, Estate Agent;. Qnegn-afr. -. 52S5!ilM£ii—~^WS^,Ip O redible as it 1 Danipler-» Hobson-atrcet Shop,. , | WANTED SEEN,—The fresb B^rgaina ) in New FiiFßlftUS. includwg PaintoA ( Wood Chairs & 3<irfea>w-seated Chairs also . 3s ?d^ grand line of Grecian eono.aeatod Chairs, . il 9d' ■Eoaking Chairs, with arms Icafja-seatfid), ' ids- nfee lot of Arm Chairs, to 6d; *W(nfJ phniK icaroet-seated). ss6d; Children's Rocking J Sffi, 3s. WashSSU.'ss 6d; Coffee Jables, ,| 5s 6d; Gipsy Tables,. 8s 6d; too Tables, 19s . (waU do. tround), 245; Kitchen Tabes. »s, Mis, ' luTciieatsof Drawere. 255; Cotomal Coshes, 7s- Stretehera, 6s; handsome stuffed Chairs, * Ms: atuffied Arm Chairs. Us ; handsome Spring } Couches, 385.-At Dr.mpier'a harge Furnialung «



Wanted.' WANTED, a respectable Boy.—Appl H. Kobn, Queen-street, WANTED, a Housekeeper. Duties very light. — Apply in writing to R.N., Star Ollice. __ _ _ WANTED, 2 or 3 Good"Spade"Men.— Appiy to Griffiths, next Cai.tain Co-jk Hotel, Kyuer Pass. ~\KF ANTED, a Baker.—Apply to TT Buchanan, Union-street. ANTED, by I Oth or 12th September, :i pod ii roomed House at North Shore. slrcoc It suitable wouliUuko it ..n lease. Stulu rum per week.—Address J.Y.F.. Star Ofllce. WANTED, Situation as Housekeepor by highly respectable middle-aged per son, recently from England; good references.— Address X It., Stau Oilloo. WANTED, for the Accident Insurance Association of New Zealand, District Agents and Canvassers. Liberal terms will be given to thoroughly competent men. —F. J. Moas and Co., Agents, Shortland-strcet. WANTED, all classes of Servants at A. JlcLeod's Registry, at. Mary's Huad, Prmnonby. if not suited fee returned. Open till!) p.m. "IT7ANTED, Everybody to Know that T V I have men ready at a minute's notice for ofiice uiid shop IHtinea. and alterations of every description.—J. It. Haalett Builder, Fort street. VITANTED, at Wannaford's Auckland T T Registry (established 21 yeara), several Generals for town. "\*7ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland TT Registry (established 21 years), Man Cook (country hotel). W~ANTEI), Inhabitants of Parnell to Know [hoy can bo Supplied witli Prime Meat, lowest possible prices, at R. S. Hriggs's, Parnell Rise. WANTED, Advertisers nncf the"Public to inspect Atkinson and Cox's Advertis ing Mirror, erected at Messrs Carbines and Taylor'n, Auctioneers. ~\\T ANTED, Tondera for erecting a Shop v al junction of Sussex and Macaulay slrcots. Karangahape Ward, till 5 p.m. on Mon day.—Plans can be seen and lenders left at Mr Bright's residence, Sussex-street. ANTED,2 Respectable Boarders, ISs, washing ; also largo Front Room to let, furnished.—Mrs Hunter, First House Hep burn-street, Ponsonby Road. VI7"ANTED, a 4-roomed House about TT Victoria, Hobson, or Nelson-streets.— Apply Stau Olllce. ' WANTED, Advertisers and the Public to Inspect Atkinson and Cox's Adver t'shiu Mirror erected at tho Auckland Railway Station. * W rANTED, Advertisers, before adver tisingelsowhero, i.o Inspect Atkinson and Cox's "Symbolical Head Advertising Sheot;" the most attractive Sheet Medium yet intro duced. A N~ T E D, PARHCULAR INSPECTION OK TIIK STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, & JEWELLERY, GOLD and SILVER (all warranted, and if not approved, exchanged), in the QUEEN-STREET WINDOW of GOOD SON'S LONDON ARCADK; also TEHRA CUITAWARK and FANCY GOODS. 1- VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW - Contains a Splendid Assortment of Artistic IMITATION' JEWELLERY, PHOTO. FRAMKS, SCRAPS, &c. 6>—VICTORIA-STREET WIN DO W /W Contains some Great Specialties in STA TIONERY, AIiIUIMS, STOVJO OKNAMMNTS, &C. O—VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— O Contains WORK-BAGS, BASKETS, BOXES, TEA SETS, MNNKliund TKTE-A- Thi'l'K SETS, and Novelties in PiCN-WIPERS. 4— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— Is illled with Specimens of GOODS all at ONE SHILLING EACH. 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 VINCE, or COLONY, and tho CHEAPEST is /^OODSON'S T ONDON ARCADE, AUCKLAND, And at Wellington and Chribtciiukcit. Miscellaneous Wantcds. "VTELSON COLLEGE TOR GIRLS. Tho Governors will require the services of a JUNIOR TKACHER about the let October next, at a salary of ■£""> a-year, with board and residence in the College. Applications, with testimonials and recom mendations, addressed to the undersigned, will be received until tho Kith September next. OSWALD CURTIS, Secretary. College Oflioo, Nelson, 11th August, ISSI. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSUR ANCE SOCIETY (Limited). WANTED — ANT E D — A CAPABLE TRAVELLING AGENT. Apply at tho Society's OMlccs, 139, Queen-stroct. 11. S H. LYALL, Secretary N.Z. N.H.—Tlio only Colonial Life Ofllco transacting Tontine Business. ESSRirCOLi7fNS"BROS. AND CO., WHOLESALE STAI lON EKS, Il_v« an Opening for an Apprentice Liberal terms to a Smart Youth of 15 or IB years of age, writing a good hand. / IHEEK BROS., Karangahapo Road, for \J all kinds of Bruahware. GENTLEMAN who has a Patent of a very Important Article Is desirous of olitiininga Partner, with Capital.—For addrcsj apply STAH^Oflleo^ ' ______ HOUSE, 4to (i rooms, AVanted immo dlatcly. — State rent and locality to Falkner, Wolvo'ton House, Turner-street. rcT7_A__ OLD QMBFeILAS Wanted *^""""\/ to repair and recover: now onos mado to ordor, at Falkner's, opposite Red Boot. Victoria-street. "OELIEF from Congh in Ten Minutes.— IV SHARLAND'S CHERRY PECTORAIi. Price. 2a tid and (id.—F. C. Sharland, opposito the Post-oitice. Hoard and Residence. G, OVER NO X BROWNE Hu i'L> HOBSON-STRKJiT. Board and Lodging _ _ _ 2(18 per Wew 9inxle Uoom _____ SAa u.^r vv.-,.! WE L~L ESL E V HOUSE (3 doors from Hobson-street), Wellesloy streetWest, Auokland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and well-ycntilaterl Bedrooms, Plunge end Shower Bathß, and every convenience to ensure the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms, £1 per week, M. MASON, Proprietress. Medical. TTVR. PARKINSON, DEYONPORT. Hours of Consultation at his residence, Vio toria-strsot—Morning, 9 to 10 Afternoon, 4to 5 Evening 7 to 9. *-__ __ NDER^ON . S • CHERRY PECTORAL, 2s Bd and 4b fid per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall, Ponsqpby, opposite Three Lamps. W Q r> m s. T T All children suffer from them. ' If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet. Apothecaries' Hall, opposite Post-oillcc. rpOOTHACHE CORE. — Instantaneous 1_ ReIief—ODONTALGIC—Is per bottlo.- F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Poat-pmce. T) ATS! RATS! RATS !—Use JTV SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, ' Rats eat it greedily, and die :no smell. Price, qne Shilling a Bottle. F. C. StIARLA'NO, opposito P.ost-ofHco. DR. ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL ANp STEEL PILLS.-The most popular medicine of the day. Brlcp, 2s Gd a Ijqx.—Colo nial Agppt, F. p. SifApLANi}, opposite tha Post q<flp,e. ' ' fenders. TENDERS FOR RATIONS for Sick and Destitute for Twelve Montiis for Auckland and Suburbs, Devonpprt, Onehunga, Panmure, Howick, Otahuhu, Fapakurft, ond Waluku, Particulars obtained and tendors delivered until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 10th Septem ber, at my olllco. Princes-street. The lowost or any tender not necessarily accepted. J. GRAHAM, Relieving Ofliccr. mo BUILDERS. Tenders will be received until noon of TUES DAY. September Oth. for the Erection and Com nletigjj of an Eight-roomed House on College HllL EDWARD BARTLEY. rp p BUILDERS. Alternative Wo»itrs will bs received until Nao» Of SATURDAT, Sewfembes fi. for the pVeUtloil of Three Shops in Hpbspn-stregt in w siiTiai* ov Concrete. Snnq &c at No- 8, South British Chambers. - KDMUND »KLL. -rohitect. P A R TE R S. ■t; * * - n f.rf,,r;,"u o'clock on MONDAY, MW*ifc-ft, W^S to Symonfls-stVejet. 7/lftW ppeoiflcai-nns «> be seen af my M%^WMh }y!1??'? ten' flersareto be left. Ur yHOg. COLEBItOOK, Builder. mO BRICKLAVBBS.-Wanted, Tenders JL for i Double Ohimney>sat once, at Mount JSd en,—Apply Parkoj> and Di-kenson, on the Job. TO PAIJJTEIiS, -r Wanted, Separate Tenders for painting and papering Four Cottaips at Mount Eden, with material or labouriiply.—Apply Pai-korand Dlckenson, on the job. ■■ . ■ ■■:.■■ i .•-. . '■ . -, ' ■■ ilv.i»n~»ii - _lj___jSEt*^ ■ ■



To het TO LET, Wallace-street, Ponsonby, SLx-roomed House, largo gasden, wol stocked with fruit trees; gcoi will, JL\— App! to J._Riley, Wallace-street. TO LET, a 5-roomed Houso, well-finished good locality, off Great North Road, nea Ponsonby Road; lls.—lnquire Mr Caughej Draper, JCarangahape It ad, Newton. TO LET, Unfurnished Room it) quie neighbourhood, Mount Kdcn, with use o kitchen. Cheap lv suitable jmity. — Appl (JJitddiiiK'u Store. mo LET, G-roomod JJouso in Welling _l. ton-slruct. igas siovu, uvls, antl city wutor.'- Apply John Moi-rin. rfflO LET, a Furnished or Unfiirniahec JL Large Room, ten minutes' wni.: fron Queen-street, with use of the kitchen; n< cnildren.—Apply at the Stab Otlice. TO LET, a Five-roomed House (new) near Three Lamps; every convenience.- Apply to Mrs Cargo, opposite Ponsonby Hall. TO LET, 4-roomed Cottage in Nelson street.—Apply at the Store, opposiU Baker-street. rjpo "LET, a Comfortable Five-roomec JL House; new, wiiih every eonveuiene'e.-- Apply iirsthouse on the left, Whari Roud, Bay fluid, Ponsonby. rT\O LET, to Married Couple, Furnished JL Sitting and Bedroom, with use of kitchen, in Nclson-Btreet.—Apply Star Office. mO LET, a Double-furnished Bed and JL Sitting room, use of kitchen if required.- A]iply Mra Yoimur, 103, Grey-street. TO LET, New Five-roomed House and Two Acres of Land. Water-view, Avon dale.—Apply to Mrs Fellgate, Waterview. TO LET, a lai-L'e convenient Five-roomed House, 12s (ii weekly.—App.y at Cottage back Malvern Villas, Newton Road North. T V\O LET, a Largo Shop, with Stables and J. Out-houses; a good opening for a butcher. —Apply A. Taylor, Grocer, Karanguhapo Road, Newton. mO LET, a Shop and Dwelling of 5 JL rooms, at Arch Hill.—Apply to Y. Warren, Grocer, Karangahape Road. rg^O LET, a New Six-roomed House, with JL every convenience, in Home-itreet, Arch Hill.—Apply Mr Coghill, Upper Union-street. ITpO LET, in Norfolk-street, a (i-roomed JL Cottaxe; water laid on. registered grates. —Apply to K. Lynas, Noriolk-street. TO LET, oil the Great North Road, a New House, containing five rooms, with every convenience for a small family.—Apply Mr Waddingham, next Mr Booth, Butcher, Great North Road. ri^O LET, good 5-roomud Houso, England- JL street, oil' College Road. — Apply next cloor. nnO LET, now 7-rooined House, plea- X santly situated. Water laid on, and every Jonvenienee. Rent, 18s.—Apply J. Morey, 0 Neil-street, Ponsonhy. rpO LET,' 2 'new "liriek Shops, weil- JL furnished ; gas and water laid on ; situaterl in Wellesley-su-oet Eust.-.1. B. MorpcLh, No. JO, N.Z. Insurance. mo LET OH SELL, Houses, Hotels, J. FarniSj Businesses—Grant and Cooko, V, Jueen-ttree TjtO hli "LET OR LEASED, a"~two X Storied Warehouse in Little Queen iti-eet, rent low. — Apply Partridge und Wollams, Queen-street TO BE LET, Lincoln-street, rsnsonby, Dwelling-house and Shop; renr,moderate. MountKdiiii.iiuur Kailway.Station: Convenient Residence of (J rooms. - VV. L. Mitchell, S, Mercantile Chambers, MOUNT EDKN Ilouso of 10 rooms, with ivcry convenience, (iood level Allotment, and tear tlui main roiul. 2on week. — The New Zea anil House, l^iiiil. and Estate Agency, Migh-sl. "P O L E T. ARTHUR-STREET, near Franklin Road, •Jice ltojidonce. seven rooms, bath, &c.; 27s lid ier week. JERVOIS ROAD, Comfortable Mlla, seveji rooms; 21s per week. PONSONBY WAD, ,8-roomed House, stable, und garden; lls per week. ONEHUNGA, G-roomed Veran lah Cottage, 1 an acre in cultivation; 15s per voek. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. A LADY having a larger house than she c\- requires wishes to lot four unfurnished 'ooiiis to a married couple in return for board. -Apply, second houso, Nicholson's Cottages, )itt-strect_ ; __ Amusements. f O. G T. SATURDAY NIGHT JOPULAR EiNTERTAINMENTS. The First of the Series will ho held in the TEMPERANCE HALL. Alkkkt-stkeut. iV-MUKKOW (Saturdaj), 30nr AUGUST, 1881. Doors open at 7."0 p.m., Concert to commence it 8 p.m. shurp Admission lid, Children half irice. Thoprog?ammo will consist of Trios, Duets, Songs, and Instrumental Music, Dialogues, Uecitationii, Readings. &c. [Tndkk the Supervision ok the Committee. Corporation Notices. pIT V OF AUCKL AN D. NORTH WARD. EXTRAORDINARY VACANCY. ELECTION OF COUNCILLOR. It is hereby notified that ATKIN. CHARLES CONNOLLY. W. G,. and DIGNAN, PETER mvo bueu duly Nominated as Candidates for ;hc Office of Councillor for the North Waid of ho City of Aucklund; and that, in compliance ivith the provisions of the "Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1870," a POLL will be taken for Jim Councillor on THURSDAY, Kei.tembor V, 1881, at the Temperance Hall, Albert-street. ivithin the said Ward, between the hours cf nne in the forenoon and six in the afternoon. HENRY RIDINGS, Returning Officer for the City of Auckland. City Council Ofljces, August 23, 18SI. pIT V OF AUCKLAND. FIXING L E V E L S. Itis hereby notified that it is the intention )f the City Council if Auckland to fix the Levels )f POMPALIER TKRRAGK. from Ponsonby Road to Clarence-street. CHURCH-STREET, from Ponsonby Road to Buyard-street. BAYARD-STREET, AND KING-STREET (PONSONBY WARD.) Plans may bo seen in the City Engineer's 3fllce, High-street, Auckland, within office iours;.and all persons interested heroin or iable to be aggrieved thereby, will bo heard by 3ity Council at a meeting to bo held on THURS DAY, September 11,1554, at half-past 6 p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad- Iressed to the Council, and sent to them not ess than ten (10) days bofqre day appointed in which to hear Objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, August 8.1881. Highway Board Notices. 14/irOUNT EDEN ROAD DI TRICT. The following porsons wore duly nominated is Candidates to HH the extraordinary vacancy h the Bqar(l :— ' THOMAS WILLIAM ALLEN SAMUEL JENKINS ' / , HENRY M. SHEPHERD JOHN McILWAIN. ' There being more than the numbor required ONK), a Poll of Ratepayers will be held TO VIORROW (Saturday), August 30, at Waite's Mount Eden Hall. J. STICKLEY, 19,1551. Returning Officer. For Sale. FOR SALE, great b,argajn, Three Jew liouscs fpr £1)30; let at 30s weekly (lotse aold).—:Apply at Coftagb back Malvern Villas, ftowtqn Ito'ad tforfrh. TEI £ A [J R Q R A. 120,000 OR^NQKS EAA BUNDLKS PRESERVED ,n)V BANANAS JQ BAGS COFFER Sound, Good and Keeping Fruit. A. OTTO, THEATRE ROYAL, QUEEN-STREET, TnO INVESTORS AND CAPITALISTS. B'OR POSITIVE SALE^VITHIN 10 DAYS. 5 FIRST-CLASS VILLA RESIDENCES, KACH OF 9 ROOMS, SPLENDIDLY FINISHED, LOFTY ROOMS, REGISTER GR-AVftS. ' PATH-ROOM, RANGE IN KITCHEN, AND EVERY- OTHER CON . VKNIENCKTO ENSURE-THE COMFORT OF A FAMILY. Tho undersigned is instructed to offer this Property, which is situated on ono of the most eligible sites at Mount Eden. The LaND is oure Volcanic, free of stonos, and stands at the '--"Al'Cl ?. Mock, to? commanding frontages or iHfeettoii^ 5- , ," msnt* If not sold in ono lot the Houses will bo offered separately. ____ , - W, L. MITCHBLL, ';'2T,A6ID^L6ENT, QUfiEN-STKEBT, -\



For Male. FOR SALE, aG-roomed House'"ancb'tw largo Allotments, Sentinel. Ru^u. Ji'oi aonby.—Apply to J, Kane, on the promises. "IjiOß SALE, or to Let, a large ■i-ruomei A 1 Houso, with verandah and scullery fenced; allotment, 40 by 113 Price ±21)0, oi easy terms; rent, 10s a week. — Apply H Henry's Registry Office. Shortland-s'reet. FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, two if our roomed Cottagefl, situated Campbel Terrace, Parnell (near Orphan Home); largi .sections: any terms to suit purchasers.—Appi; to K. F. Barnard, .Sliort.ltind street (one door be low M(!8i Vi Brown, Campbell a .d Co). FOR. SALE, :i Large Harmonium, made by Barnettand Sons; 8 slops, 5 octaves price, £!».—Apply Star Ollice. EOR SALE, a first-class paying Business, in a good stand ; low rent; owner leavlnf through sickness; small capital roquired.- Apply 3TAB (Jllice. FOR SALE, the Beneficial Lease ol House not 5 minutes' from Queea-street ■with over acre and half of land and nearly 20C fruit trees, &c; city water laid on. and all con veniences ; well adapted for market krardener, poulterer, &c—App'y on the premises to Mi Chas. Clay ton, Wynyardstroet (behind Graimnai School). Ij^OK SALE, a new Hausom, to be com- JO pleted to purchaser's order. -•- Thames Carriage and Dray .Factory, Victoria-st. East. "I7IOR SALE, Wellesley-street, near Nel- JL; sou-street. House of 4 rooniH; good position, nice allotment; pi-ice, £150.—D. F. Kvans, Land audKstato Agent OR SALE (Cheap), Grafton Road, a Ten-roomed House and Two Allotments; on easy term?.—Apply Star Office. FOR SALE, House of 10 rooms, $ acre land, for £2CO; very easy terms; Surrey Orescent.—Apply to Edwd. Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. E~OII~SALE, for about £250, the Stock and Goodwill of a safe, payable Business. Principals only.—Address " 230, Stak Office. FOR HALE, cheap, a small portable Engine and HoilO'-, 11 H.P., in good work ing order.—Apply J. lijgram and Co, Durham street. "TfOJi SALE, Cheap, a Double-seated JD Buggy, only been used a few times ; al3O a new Double-seated Buggy.—Apply Mr Bruce, Coach Builder, foot of Wakeileld-atreet. FOR SALE, at Onehunga, a 5-roomed House and i-aorc Allotment; pleasantly situated and in thorough good order; price, £200.— J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. OR IMMEDIATE SALE 7 Hotel and Freehold Allotment, about half an acre, in a good district, doing Rood business and capable of great increase, the present owner being obliged to retire thr.iugh ill-health.—For particulars apply to \V. Dowdon, Auctioneer, Queen-street. Tj7\oß SALE, at the North Shore, a X? charming little Kstato of 133 acres; sea beach frontage. Only principals dealt with; price. £I.ooo.—Apply, by letter, T. W. Shortland, High-street. OR~~SALE", a pretty"Villa Residence, situated at Green Lane, Ellerslie, contain ing five rooms, with bay window; range and every convenience for a comfortable home. Allotment GO x 200-fcet Close to the Railway Station. — Apply H. Haliday, care of Mr Wise man, Saddler. Queen-street. FOR SALE, 1 American Cortland W'ae gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar *1 several new and second-hand Spring Calls, Buggies, etc.— Thames Carriagn and Dray Factory, Victoria street Kast, [TOR SALE, stylish Single Buggy, also X 1 Pony Phirtons, hooded and op»n.; very comfortable and easy of access.—Harvie, Upper Symonds-street. FOR SALE, privately, that, well-situated Hotel known as the Queen's Hotel Jokono. House and land at a price, stock and furniture at valuation.— I'or particulars apply F. X Murray, Qufbn s Hotel, Pokeno. JTfOR SALE OR LEASE, in a good part : of Onehunga, n 10-roomed House, in good repair; cuach-housc, stable, and acre of garden (first-Glass soil).—D. B, Orchard, IS, New Zea land Insurance Buildings. fiOirPOSITIVE SALE, two 4-roomed Cottages and ,ue Shop and Dwelling, each with frontages to two good streets in the city.— Apply to John Soppet, House and Lai.d Agent, No. 8, Queen-street. im or 'sale. MOUNT EDEN - House of 10 rooms, newly built, including bathroom, with the usual out houses attached. The Allotment, which is level, has a frontage of 70fL to one of the main roads, is entirely free from scoria, and com mands an extensive land and water view, be bides being walled and stocked with ornamental trues. This .Property, which is situated in one of the best localities near the Mount Eden Road oilers a good prospective value. Price, only £000. Terms if required. — Apply the New Zea land House, Land, and Estate Agency. High st. 17TORSALE, Allotments of 5. 10, or 15 . acres of very choice "Volcanic Land, well watered, all free from stories Northern aspect, well-fenced and subdivided, in good grass and clover, (i miles from town. No belter Land or a healthier prospect in the suburbs of Auckland. —Apply to Mr Alllhortre, Rose Bank, Avon dale. ' FOR SALE.—£3O Ca?h and Weekly In stalments of 12s Gd will purhase a grand little Cottage and Corner Allotment (47 x 100), close to town. A good chance to secure a free hold property on very advantageous terms.— Apply to D. F. Kvan3. Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street. (1154) TVTOTICE TO INVESTORS. —A number Jl^l of Choice Properties on easy terms for Sale.—Apply Edward Wayte, 5, Mercantile Chambers. . LAND.— 15 acres wanted, from 10 to 20 miles of Auckland. — Address, stating particulars, to " P.H.F.WV1 Star Office. £•-* ty^~--WELL^FINISHED Four 3&JL # "/• roomed Verandah Cottage, near tlio Wharf, with nearly quarter acre level l.nJ. ,T. Smith Pnnr'-itrpot, N'nrthcnte. c k-N sALlii, Uroutid Mortar (delivered in \J town or suburbs), 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay (by ton or lb), Fire Bricks, &c—X. Jenkinson, Budlder. Lorne stroet, B~ OARDING-HOUSE, GREY-STREET. —For Sale : The Furniture ana Business of a well-situated House having a good connection. There are 8 b^d-rooms, besides dining and sitting-room?, kitchen, &c. Rent, 30s per week. —VV. L. Mitchell, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street. /GRAFTON ROAD. —7-ioomed House \JT for Sale; very convenient, and good v i ew ._' 1,c0," care of Stah Office. eFbURK-STREET (Wolfe-street)' nice Verondah Cottage of 5 rooms, pieely finished oil'; kitchen range, city water laid in ; good garden Allotment, 33 x 113; quite close to Queen-street, Prico £210, only £120 cask re quired.—D. F. Evans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street. DEVONPQRT.— For Sale, a Cottage of Six rooms (new), with fire grates and every convenience.—Apply to H. Pitts, guilder, Pevonport. m.Q CORDIAL MARERS. FOR SAL E, The Goodwill and Plant pf a lon,g established corpjaj, manufactory; in GISBORNE, POYKRTY BAY. The plant comprises all the latest improve ments, and is in first-class order. Satisfactory proof can be shown that it is a paying concern. ! For full particulars of stock price, &c, &c, apply to F. DUFAUR. LAND AGENT, GISBORNE. O BE SOLD OR LET, Stables at Ellerelie, lately occupied by Mr Chaffe. —S. Mitchelspn and Co., li). Quoe'p-st. Wharf. TO BE SOLE), a Bargain, on account of owner removing to larger premises, Gaß Fittings and Counter of a grocery business do ing a good trade,' No goojl-will.—Apply Star office. "PROPERTIES FOE SALE. SELW YN,-STREET.-A New G-rnomcd House with large aJl6tni,en,t. 48 x 110 x 180,; house con tains (Jroqms, and is fitted with bath and every convenience, including outhouses. This pro perty is situated 'close, to Prinspnby Road, unft commands a magnifjedht vipw qf the h.a'ybour. Price, only £450; SHELLY BEACH RQAD,. Ponsonby.-A Six roomed House, situated in a good position, and commanding qn extensive marine view. Houso built entirely of flrst-claes material; allotment 33 x 120. ' Price. £45.0. RICHMOND ROAD AN» OLIBHANT STRKET (Corner Allotment)'.—Shop and Six roomed House, with every coflyeoionce; also, a Fiyc-roonicd House adjoining. Both lot to good tenants. This is a splendid property, and offers a good porspeotlve value. Price for both pro perties. £1.200. N.B.—A List of othor Properties For Sale and To Lot can be seen at tho Office of The New Zealand House. Land, Estate, and Financial Agency, His -Toet. Oil S A L E", 1 TRA ;.j iV AY LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-inch Cylinders 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 5-inch Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet by 5 feet 3 inches, 501bs pressure. The locomotives can be inspected at Mase field's Foundry. For further particulars apply to MA.SEFIELD & CO.. Albert-street; or to the NEW ZEALAND TIMBER CO., Customs street West.. ' ' ■ ' Tji ok ~"s a it~e, V AMERICAN QROANS, Not to be exceljed, ;n tone, price, or durability. 13-STOr INSTRUMENT (WITH TWO KNEE SWELLS) FOR £20. Larger Sizes Equally Cheap. They are built to last, ana Suitable tor Church Hftll, or Prtrloor. ' ' E, E. IFTn CH. BOOK "AND MV'PIC SELLER, 210, Queen-street, Auckland. T7l Q X _ S A If B. &ALvAKISED rjRON : 'X&M& 8. TONKS"* CO. JUST ARRIVED, and for Sale by the Subscriber, cheap, far caah— 20 tonß yinkQ Kidney Pota'-OCa . 20 tons Blue UerwentS * 1. W, BATON, NO. 8. IJIKIiN-KTiCIKT.



Business Notices. 0 (T^HEEKBROS., Karntigahape Road, f< ~ all kinds of Household Uciiuiaitcs. -, / JPO4HI T0 LEND on Freehol 3& fc\j\J Security.—Edw. Wuyto. 5, Me cautile Chambers. VTfATERPROOF CASHMERE COAT* II —The largest size and the best qualil made for sale at reduced priced. —J. 3 McLachlan, 222, Queen-street. || WILL sell on Saturday, Boys' Blucheri oh (id ; Men's Pegged Decb/Shoes. Ts (id Men's Balmorals. 10a Cd : Boys' Balmorals. &.- T. Pruaser. Upper Queen-street. VERY TEW PEOPLE are aware that course of HrmosopatLhic Tincture of Sn phur taken according to directions on Bottl will prevent the taking of SMALL-POX.-1 bottle, at C. W. Goodson's London Arcade. _ ROSELINE for the HAIR —Thistle 1 gant preparation completely eclipse every article of a similar kind now bel'or< the public. Price, Is (id a bottle.—Shakland . Apothecaries 'Hall. PIANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by an ex periencei hand from Kirkman's London Old Pianos entirely restored in tone ami touch hainiii. rs reftilted, 1 guinea.—W. Sior. College Hoad (next to Cascade Stores), and at Karanga hanc Itoad (opposite Prime's, Ironmonvor.N'ew ton). TV"OW PUBLISHED-New Map <,f Tc ll Aroha Goldlield; compiled by li. I) Greame, Licensed Mining Survoyor. To bt obtained at the Star Office. Price, 2s. OMALL-POX ! SMALL-POX ! ! — Pre K» vention is better than Cure. HonußopathU Tincture of! Sulphur is a Preventive. —Is Bottle at C. W. Goodson's, London Arcade. THE " Post-boy" and tho "Postman " — These are the New Hats for spring: J. M, McLachlan has opened a few.—222, Queen street. /TOUNTRY STORE AND BRANCH \j STOKE ON THE COAST. An excellent opportunity for a start for any o»e knowing the native trade. Apply to L. D. NATHAN & CO. TAUPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO CONSUMERS OP TAUPIRI > COAL. COAL from Other Mines in the Waikato being now Introduced into tho Auckland Market, Consumers of TAUPIRI COAL are Requested to be Careful in giving their Orders in future to ask for " TAUPIRI COAL." FRANZ SCHBRFF Se tarj. Auckland. Mar 26,188 i. riHEAP SALE OF WET BOOTS TO KEEP YOUR FEET DRY. Tlie Insurance Companies bavins promptly Settled my Claims, I shall nov^pve my Customers the Benefit of a CHEAP SAL E. TO THE PUBLIC OF AUCKLAND. You can now obtain First-class and Fashionable BOOTS at One-third Less than the usual Price. These Goods were Wet slightly by the AUCKLAND FIRE BRIGADE At last night's Fire, and only want brushing a little F. STEPHEN P, BOOTM A X E R, QUKEN-STKEET (NEXT VAILE'B FIRS). IMPROVED PLYMOUTH ROCK FOWL S. Winners of tho only Prizes awarded to this Breed at Auckland Poultry Show, Eggs from Imported Stock, Thirty Skil lings >ou Thirteen. Unfertile replaced if returned. Birds three months old. Three Guineas per pair. Also, fmm Prize Sock, Dark Brahmas, los. Rouen Ducks, 12s per dozen. Orders executed in rotation. Address: Mr GKESHAM. Tc Awamutu, or at Huwix Bkos., Queen and Wellesley-3treets. LONSDALE POULTRY YARDS, WAIKOMITI. FOR SALE EGGS FROM PRIZE POULTRY. Perdoz. s. d. Dark Brahmas (winners of eight First Prizes) ..- 21 0 Second Prize Dark Brahmas 10 6 Perdoz. Per doz. s. d. s. d. Lisht Brahmas.. 10 6 Golden Pencilled Brown Leghorns 21 0 Hamburgs .. 10 6 White Leghorns 21 0 Silver Spangled Andalusians ..21 0 Hamburgs .. 10 6 Black Spanish .. 10 (i Black Hamburgs 10 6 White Spanish .. 10 G Black Red Game 10 6 Buff Cochins .. 15 0 DuckWingGame 10 6 Minorcas .. .. 10 6 Black Red Game Langshans .. 10 G Bantams' .. 10 6 GrpyDorkings .. 10 G DuckWingGamo Creve Cceurs .. 10 fi Bantams .. 10 6 Houdans .. .. 21 0 AylesburyDucks 10 6 Golden Spangled Rouen Ducks .. 10 6 Hamburgs .. 15 0 English Carrier Pigeons los per pair. HALKBRED POULTRY. Black Spanish and Brahma 5 0 Game and Brahma 5 0 Apply J, ABBOT, Hobson-street. ( Ot\ !■;. COKE. COX li. THK AtTTCLANP GAS COMPANY LTD.) • yin- in'iti- for GAS CO^tE. Delivered 'win i I,,He at ilie Works, fo:1 Cash; longer ■ milieu v! proportionate rates:— -'miijtl.' .-Sack of three bushels „ 1» 6d Wive s-'a.-kr. Kir quarter ton) ~ v 6s 3d <.-,. s»rk.-. lor tialf-lonl ~ _ 11s 6d i -a .mi j! S:icka mronetun) .. _ 22s 6d n,i- Cuiiii.ariyaCOEEismaae from tho best r:\imjutti Coaia: is aupenor to that made "riiiii Xewcostle coals, being freo from stone tml clinker i" a remarkable degree, gives a KKLiABLK ratE, CJLHAUBK & HOTTER THAN COAL, LIGHTS KKADILY.and MAKBS NO SMOKE, WOOD FIRE IN 10 MINUTES. OFFICE: FORT-STREET. 'OUR. COKE, COKffi ROYAL GEORGE HOTEL, NEWMARKET. Proprietor, T. HAYWOOD, (Late of tho Albion Ho,tol, PaSea). T.il. having taken the a'oovo Old EnUiblishod llou-1, ul-oiu to b(i rebuilt, wnulrf r«iiiii.(i his old f,icJifls ;in(l nai«)Hß that, althoiiifli in tem porary ivMiiiSf.--, nntliiiiL,' luit tlie be«t Bnimia uf Wines. Spirits. Ho rand Cigars wlUboßiippltcd Uancooi.'s aparkliiig Special Brew on draught md in liottle. "VTOTICE O? REMOVAL. We b,ave REMOVED our lithographic and Engraving Establishment fram Wyndham street to. Fort-street, at tho New Premises erec ted for the Auckland Evening Stab. Having imported and erected extensive addi tional Lithograph and Engraving Machinery of the newest and largest construction, we are now enabled to execute Lithogrophio and En graving work of every description in the highest style of art with prompt despatch and at tlie Lowest Possible Rates. The Department will as heretofore bo under the personal supervision of Mr J. D. Sciunidt, BRETT, SCHMIDT & CO. New Offices, Fort-street, " Opposite Union S.S. Co, Culls. MARIEBEL GOLD MINIKO COM PANY (LIMITED), A Call of Threepence per Share on the Com pany's Capital has t'us day been madp by the .Directors, payable to tho Manasror, at the Com pany's Offlco, New Zealand Insurer o".Muiloujßfj Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, t&) Jtfth day of September, im. Q Ma( , DQ jj NELL) Manager . Auckland, 27th AW»8«. 1881. MAY QUEEN GOLD-MINING COM-. PANY (LIIIITKDJ.- Shareholders whose namga aud the nujuber, of 1 whoso shares arp liere^ndcr- set forth are re i quested 10 take notipo that tteir Shares, fof ! feited for non payment o( calL wi,l bo Sold by j Public Aucti,c;i, by Mr G. xi. Ooywii, at Te i Aroha, <jn SA.'I'URDAY. the 3ftlUdaj ot August, j 1881, ai the houj; of 3 p.m^. \mles3 the Call, to- I gether withthpexpen?path?,tina,TljayeaccrvAea 1 thereon, be paid t<>, the Manager, on ov betoro tlie day pi aa\o !— Nwnher of Store* Patrici; Grovea .. ~ ..750 Patrick UqAUW* ~ .. ..560 WffliMn ytaclW WO DanielJW -~ .. .. .. «o •Mary Hollo way 100 Darnel Jamea Fra'er ~ .. 100 Patrick Korr ~ .100 William Ross AHon ~ ..500 Thomas Robinson .. ~ ■.. UaQ P, S t MAODXJNNKhL, bUmuC r. Auckland.JlSiJj^uKuaM^ia|i ) i^ |^#j|K l||i



Personal; ( I *i J'F MR or MRS GRIFFITHS does not takeaway their Hoods from my place thoy wiU bo sokl to pay expenses.—John'il. Otto, No. '' •vLuen Crescent. . MATRIMONIAL.— A Literary Young '• Gentleman wishes to correspond -with a ' 1 lady with means, wuha view to above. —Address 1 " Novelist." care ot Hanuuford's Agency. > I MATRIMONIAL.— A literary, middle aged Gentleman with means wishes to ' ii| coiru.-ipond with a yimng or Widow Lady of . some means with n view to the above. Genuine. —Aildroy:, by letter. "■■Special." Stak Olllco. ' -| WANTED TO aJJOI'T, a Younj? Girl, age 40 or SO.-Addvess, with particulars, !l " Rex," Star Office. \& Meetings. auckland. parliamentary ;union. DiVn e r T 9!^r Ui?i'i!J.TvT*° tt. on,cdl Ilcreu >' convene a 1 PUBLIC MEETING of all persona interested in >' the formation ot a Paliamentary Union, to be leld in Robson's Commercial Dininqr-rooms Queen-street on WEDNESDAY KVtfNDHJ , "'. next, at 7.30 o'clock. Pi'Mona desirous of joininc the above, which it is hoped to make thoroughly representative of a 1 classes and parties, are cordially invited > to attend. , Ur. R. Waddel Graves Aiokin K. W. Burton " i John Chambers Win. Cooper i)< Theo. Cooper ](. W. Comyns ■ ;:<i } v,:,,Gome David Goldie i i Mill'gan Hogg H. H. Lusk H-.Jl.Main J. Mason Thps. Jlason o. McMestcr M. Montague J.A. Philp Adam Porter R a. Philips *. W.Rattray Jludsun Williamson , ".<' it. H. St»vensoh F. G. Ewington .? John H.Upton " i DETOXPORT NAVAL ARTILLERY. ' ' ' :_ .. • X very member of the above Corps is requested ' to attend the Special Parade THlri EVENING at Victoria Wharf, at (i.45 o'clock. Uniform, • with waist belt only. By order. , 'i W. H. FENTON, Captain. .!. SIBBLV, Sec. Public Notices. T O RNE- ST It EET HALL. AUCKLAND RATIONALISTIC ,* ,' ASSOCIATION. ; MR ISAAC SELBY ' ' WILL DELIVER A LECTURE ON ,? " HEROINES PAST AND PRESENT," ' Om SUNDAY EVENING, Slst AUGUST. •;/? Admission, One Shilling ; Gallery, Sixpence. .■!■ Doors open at 6.30. Commence at 7. '' cjchooner w eicome! •>; O FROM DUNKDIN, s n9vv Discharging at Queen-street Wharf. Consignees ure reqnestvd to present Bills of ■"; Lauiuurani? take delivery v,r C!ood3at once. 'I. A. FRY, Master1. fNRAIG'S FERN,' SHELL, AND ' )'"■ \J CURIOSITY SHOP is near the Museum in Princes-street. T^f PSOM GRAVEL PI T. Any Person taking Gravel from this Pit with out permission trum JCpsoin Road Board will be ■' ::1 prosecuted. <;■ WM. DINNISON, Clerk. W7ENTWORTH HOUSE, Ponsonby T T Hoad.—Miss Hill's papils will resume :~~. ' their studies on Monday, Septembers. ■\TEVVMARKET RAILWAY TEMPtfR _LI ANCE HOTEL, two minutes from Fire bell ; good accommodation for Mechanics and others. Good beds, single rooms, liberal table. IBs per week, including washing. ; ,' ■ TfIQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE Hi tOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATIB. Loan and Mercantile Buildings. Auckland. Holders of Policies having a surrender value in any Colonial Company may, in many esses, ' ' < take same, and by placing it at compound I interest (i.e.) in their business, the Bum it earns will more than pay the increased premium charged M their advanced afro, and > I give them a TONTINE POLICY for an equal sum in the EQUITABLE, whoso profits fai"ex ceed reßiilts yet obtained by any other Institu- r., tion doing business In these Colonies. ;..'"»# VV. A. THOMSON, Manager N.Z. TD E M 0 V A L. 11 E M OVAL. W. A. THOMAS, Tobacconist, Notifies that he has PURCHASED Mr W. C. Porteu s Well-known Business, near Royal 1 Mail Hotel, v iutokia-stueet. And requests a fair sharo of public patronage as - ;>'H TOBACCONIST AND HAIRDRESSER. M A Special Room for Chess, Draughts, &c, Fitted up. " •..' Come One!! to Come All!! . - VICTORIA-STREET WEST. THE COLONIAL MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY (LIMITED). • '£* OFFICES : 139, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND *| Auckland Directors: ' JOHN M. SHERA ' ,' j| SEYMOUR THORNE GEORGE. The only Colonial Life Office -which isiraea ■ V ' TONTINE INVESTMENT POLICIES, \ The •'Absolute" and "Modified" Tontins Roucies of the Colonial Mntnal sccuro advan tages not offered bj any Foreign Company. ■ ' - Colonial Mutual Policies aro INCONTEST ABLE FROM BATE OF ISSUE, beta* en- • S. tirely free from obnoxious conditions as to travelling, residence, or change of occupation. jj 1 " 11. "H. H. LYAiL, secretary for New Kcaland. ' '- " ' 4?~t (\TO £10,000 LENT on Building d&JLvr Society principles, or on other terma " , to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on Weekly Payment System. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List ot Properties for Bale on 4th page. Six per cent « allowed on money deposited for investment— C. Williamson, l>and, Estate, and Financial '/- Agent and Valuer. High-street, Auckland. . /; V, E^_^ | ,1 !ifi , _ Auctions: ''} '■>. TO.MORROW~ ;. -'< SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, ,',;>.' At 12.30 p.m. . ONBHDNGA AUCTION MART. /£, M knT AND BOYS' CLOTHING, Oats: (Oamaru). Hobart Town and Kid ney Potatoes, Groaaries, Furniture, Ked &c., &c., &c. i '"" WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. ,V FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER f>, ]SS4. ■".'' CLYDESDALE ENTIRE HORSE '' ,'; DUNCAN GREY. ' _ !»,■ THE Subscribers have received instnic tions to sell, at the Durham Yarfcs, on Friday next, September a, ( THE WKLL.-KNOWN ENTIRE HOUSM | .;; ' DUNCAN OREI', Six years old, whioli stands 17 hands high. wi*li " large bone and well leathered. Has provi'-d. himself 8, sura foal getter, ia very quiet, and i staunch in svll sorts ot harness. , Duncan Groy is out ot Blossom, imported by i ' Mr Souness, and got by Sir George Grey, which ' Vi was imported from Scotland by the Waikouaitl ' • ?• Stud Company. ;"J TheAwtioneors would draw the especial W attention of Stud-masters to the above horse a» ~<H an opporhiuity of securing such a stallion rarely ' 'si ocelli's. . . * —— f-M HUNTER & NOLAN. B. C. CASS.I |B. D. TONK9 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 5, "'M At H o'clock. ;.[s, CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES ! CARRIAGE'S ! jj From the Celebrated Makers, W. Moor and j -i ' >5 Co., C'hnstchurcli. ?^ B. TONKS & CO. v ,J WILL Sell on Friday, tlio sth Septem ber, at 11 o'clock, THE FOLLOWING HANDSOME AND i WELL-BUILT VEHICLES:-- ',";! ; Six-seat English Park Phaeton "JSH Four-seat Parisian Phaeton. i'.^S* Four seated Turn-out Buggy, with patent } fi locks , ,4i . Four-seated Wai-gou ' j|l One Horn© Cart ' f^ : One Waggonette^ ' , u r l Am, wmi Good Lamph. I "a o w ox view. — . ( | AT AN EARLY DATE. j 1 J. R RANDERSON ■ /{ WILL hold his FIRST CATALOGUK :? SALE of FUHNITURE, PICTUItKS. ' ,'2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, &c., &c., in bis ' "Hjffl New Mart, Mercantile Sale-rooms. m Particulars to be imnoanrcd. See long us- -lij planatory advertiseiiicnt m "New uid-jS^B HornM." .;„ , ■ ■■-yjMB^JaB«aB