TELEGRAMS.

CAMiminoi!, (his day.—Tho Piako County Council havo decided to put tho leaso of tho Te Aroha tramway up to public auction at Tonki's mart on tho Sth October. They have altered tho conditions of lease relating to the term, which is now lixed at ten years, in order to make it coterminous with the duration of the proposed loan. Coun cillors Chopmel and Gould opposed this course, being in favour of the Council re taining the tramway under competent management.

Namkr, this day.—The Harbourmaster hai instituted proceedings for libel against tho captain of tho Mary Wadley. 'I he alleged libel was contained in a letter from tho latter to tho 1 [arbour Board, read at its last meeting.

Important Stamp Act Decision.

Waxoanci. this day.-Mr Joseph Paul a well-known draper, was sued for a breach of tho Stamp Act to-dny. Tho evidence showed that he had given a statement of monthly accounts and credited payments made Mr Ward, 11.51., did not consider that a receipt, and dismissed the informa tion. , ,r li 'il- WANOASOr, this day.—Mr l.ryee s elhgy is to bo burnt to-morrow night for his deter mined opposition to the Harbour Hating Bill now before the House.

Wkllinoton-, this day.—At a commercial conference held here yesterday, it was rosolved :—That this Conferenceisof opinion that it is desirablo to encourage direct steam service between New Zealand and England, by arranging on liberal terms for a service to alternate fortnightly between tho San Francisco service, provided always that the cost to tho colony under tho present arrangements shall not be increased."

Presentation from the Amorican Go vernment.

At Government House today, the Co vornor presonted Capt. W. J. OJroy, of tho steamer Stella, with a handsome gold watch, being a present from the American Go vernment in recognition of his services in connection with tho search and rescue of tho crew of tho American brigantino Sarah Hunt, at tho Auckland Islands, in Decem ber, 1883. All the members of tho Govern ment, with the exception of Sir Julius Vogol, wero present.

Welusoton, this day. — Tho proceed ings againat McGrath, tho defaulting publican, has boen withdrawn, his credi tors having aocopted a composition of 10s in tho f. Steps will bo taken to havo his bankruptck annulled.

A Ghastly Rolio ol Shipwreck.

Tho natives nt AVaikauae, between Wel lington and Foxton, havo picked up a human leg with a boot on it, and also a quantity of wreckage supposed to belong to tlio Lastingham.

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The usual meeting of the Board of Educa tion was hold this aftornoon. Present :—

Slossrs Luko (Chairman) Clark, Cooper, Carr, Goldie, and Professor Tucker.

Chairmen's Revort.—This report was brought up recommending that permission for leave of absence be given to certain taichors iv school districts was adopted. Elkctiox ok CiuniMAN.—The election of Chairman, in tlio placo of Afr ilobbs j(reaigned), was then proceeded with.—Mi ll. M'Cosh Clark proposed Mr Luke as Chair man, not that ho was the oldest memberof tho Board, but on account of his litness for the position, his knowledge of tho business, his regular attendance, and tho intelligent in terest ho took in educational affairs of tho Board Mr (loldio seconded, Mr Cooper Bupported, and it was unanimously carried.—ifr Luko replied in grate ful terms for tho honour tho Board had done him in promoting .him to the responsible posilion, and hoped he should bo able to till it satisfactorily. Ho thanked the gentlemen who had placed him in the chair.

Mb O'Dosoonnr..—This gentleman wrote bogging to withdraw his lotter and the sentlmsnts contained therein. He did not intend tho letter for the Board, but for the Secretary. Mr Goldie said Mr O'Donoghue had mado his case worse. It was wrong to write to Mr Bice in tho hopo that he might influence tho Board, and Mr Bice liud acted correctly in laying the letter before the Board.—Mr Cooper considered that tho matter should not bo passed orer lightly. The letter was mast offensive and Mr O'Donoghuo was not a proper person to have charge of a school where lady teachers were employed. He would move, " That Mr O'Donoghue receive three months' notice to leave the school under his control." — Professor Tucker seconded the motion, and, iv doing bo, severely commented upon tho conduct of'Me O'Donoghue, and with tho Professor's remarks the Board fully concurred,—Tho motion was unanimously carried. Ulb BiUBAZON'ij Position.—The question and correspondence respecting Mr Braba zon's petition to the General Assemby, came »p for consideration. After somo remarks frooj members, it was resolved that a report, on Mr Brabazon's case be prepared ai)d tho action of the Board thereto, and submitted to the School Committee. Letter.—A letter was read from Mr O'Sullivan, Inspector of Schools, renewing his application for an inquiry whether the resignation of tho Head-master of the Girls High School was caused by tho ill-treat jnent ho received from the Inspector, who only *sked fair play. An indus trious slander had been circulated, but ■with what object he could only conjec ture. Ho thereforo desired that he might have an opportunity of clearing himself from the imputations. The application was deferred.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT YESTERDAY.

Additional Partl6ulars.

Owing to the late hour at which the news of the fatal accident at Surroy' Hills reached ua yesterday afternoon, wo wore unable in last night's issue to give more than the barest facts. We have since ascer tained tha following facts. Tho full namo of thevictimoftheaceidentisGavinM.Uarrach. Some time ago Parrach, who is only 22 years of nee, with his brother George Darrach, took" the contract for building the now Presbyterian Church at Surrey Hills, of which Mr ft. M. Watt was tho architect. They woro assisted i" the work of erection by two carpenters named McEw.en and Cartor, and by an old man named Robb. At lunch' time yesterday the work hod so far pro gressed that the framework of the building was upi and tho northern side and a portion of th» southern side had been weather, boarded, Mr Geo. Darrach was in Queen streeli when the accident occurred. Shortly before one o'clock Mr G. M. Darrach ■was inside tho building conversing with Percy Ljpscombe, when- a strong gust of wind from the northward struck it, and it commenced to collapse. Lipscombo n,-waged to get clear before the building came down, W poor Darrach was struck down by the falling wall, and Jua head crushed between it and one of the founda tion blocks. Peath must have been instan taneous. There is some doubt as to whether the building was sufficiently braced, but the truth will no doubt t>o elucidated at the inquest whMi is proceed ing at Brophy's Star Hotel, Newton, of we go to press. Darrcch lias only been n tow weeks in Auckland^ and we understand that his father is a scttlei' at Mohurangi HcadH.

(To the Editor.) g lßi —As a carpenter, now two months ous of employment, I walked up the first thing this morning to Surrey Hills, to the scene •of yesterday's fatal accident I am a per fect stranger in Auckland, and should not dare to ask you to take up any part of you? valuable spaco with my remarks, but wh^it I saw this morning gives such a terrible example of what the low contract prices meanf Will you credit, sir, that in that cruel man-trap there was not one brace, and only 24-inch wire nails for all the «ao of the building, and not one nail in tho bottom plate to the piles, and the nilea only six inches in tho ground, you will sw this is none .of my business, but when I went up there this morning, and saw the ground and wood covered with that poor fellow's blood, I could not help saying to rayaelf that the " people's paper should know- all about it. A workman told me Ihere were six jobs given up on the ,Himey Hills alone on account of the low contract Prices taken, and that is how it is so many ■carpenters are walking about idle while their families are starving; and work, so itaken, though it may not end as the burroy Hills tragedy did, is not what it ought to be. Surely you will raise a voice to chock (this rapidly-growing evil, and so earn «>o gratitude of many.—Yours, &c, A Caijpeotbb.Odt of WoitK,

CABLEGRAMS.

]IV BABLK. —COL'YKIGIIT.]

Kotuvu of tho Australian CrieUotora,

London, September 24.— The Australian Cricketers, with the exception of Spofforth, embarked to-day by the steamship Mirza pore for Melbourne. SpofForth leaves by the Ganges next mouth. London, September 25. — The Canadian Government intend to place a six-million loan in the market shortly. Tho Marquis of Salisbury, writing in the "National Review" in reference to the Reform Bill, argues that a fair redistribu tion of seats will satisfy the Tories. SpoO'orth will not return with his team, but will remain in England for a few weeks longer. Crcswoll or Oiton'.' Svdn'kv, this day. —Tho application of William and Charles Orton to havo the lunatic William Croswell, now in Paramatta Asylum, released to them on the ground that he is their brother Arthur Orton, has been refused by tho Sydney Equity Court. Very wet weather U now being experi enced here.

WORK "LABOUR OFFICE" RE VELATIONS.

How " Patterson and Co." Conduct tlioir Business,

TIIK attention which we have been tho means of calling to tho discrcilitablo pro ceedings of some so-called " labour agents " in tliis city bus had the etlect o£ proving that tho evil complained of by correspon dents is a real mid flagrant one. That shameless frauds have been perpetrated and have been allowed to go unpunished simply because tho victims were not in a position to prosecute, we do not for a moment doubt; and wo hope, though such offences havo not been brought home to any particular person or company,that the facts published will put unemployed peoplo on their guard. V. A. Jackson, of Vincent etreot, has called to day ami volunteered tho following statement regarding hisoxperienco of Patterson and Company'a Labour Office :— "About tho i>!Hh of Juno last, I went to Patterson's oilico for a situation as iron monger. Ho askod mo for 2s Cd, which I paid ; and ho then said, ' Havo you gotnny papers?' I said I had, including indentures allowing tnat I had served my timo to the trade Ho then told mo that tho situation was in tho city, and that if I would leave my indentures, and call back next morning at ten o'clock, ho would give mo tho situ ation and my indentures at tho samo time. I wont, as requested, but was told again, 'Call to-morrow.' When I wont tho third time, ho told mo ho had sent my indentures down to Clisborno in ordor to got a situation for mo there. I" then waitod a week before going back. When I asked to have my indentures re turned, Pattorson said—' V'ou never left thorn with mo.' I saidl could prove that I had loft them, and that as ho had evidently lost them, ho should advortiso for their recovery. Ho advertised for them; and about six weeks after my original applica tion, having got no situation, I wont to him to claim tho' return of my half-crown ac cording to his rules. This he refused to give me, asserting that ho had taken it to pay for tho advertisement for my inden tures. I got a lawyer to write demanding tho return of my indentures, and Patter son in reply called on the lawyer, and made a statement that ho had never received them, and ho oll'erod to produco five or six witno-ses to provo so. In those circumstances, tho solicitor did not deem it advisable lo proceed furthor with the case, and thero it rests—tho only result of my application to Pattorson and Co. being the loss of is Gd and my inden tures, whicli wero of groat valuo to mo." Tlio "Call To-morrow" Dodgo. " Ono who has boon Defrauded " writes as follows :—" In re Registration and Labour OlHces kindly allow mo space for tho fol lowing :—A short timo ago an advortiso meut for a suitable person to fill a certain situation appeared in tho ' Herald." Ap plicants wero to call at a certain registry oilice not 1,000 miles from Queen-street. On the morning that tho advertisement appeared 1 called at the olliuo, und was told told to call again at 1.-15 in the afternoon, which 1 did, and was treated to a cock-and-bull rambling statement .13 to tho number of applicants, etc., winding up with a request for 2s (id. The labour agent, or v. hai i-vtsr else he calls himself, then instructed mv to come at 3.15 next morning, and put in a written applica tion with reference. 1 did so. Agont not in. Person in charge of otlioa said ' Call again at 10 o'clock.' I did so, and found oil.ice closed; no one in charge. Called again at 2, and found that tho agent was ji?st in, Result: ' Call at J0.30 to morrow morning.' Called at time stated. Kosult: 'Call at '2.30, afternoon.' Did so; $-03 told that I had every chance of getting the billet, and that if I did not get it, I should get another which tho agent had to IjU i call at 9 o'clock to-morrow.1 I did so, and fou'ul no ono thero. I waited till 10 o'clock, and finally went away in disgust, and havo not called since. Now, sir, com ment.on theso facts is needless j but I must say that such labour offices aro simply a humbug, or worse.1'

MINING NEWS.

Thameb, tiiis day. Qijekx of Bhadty.—Tho manager Is making every preparation for sinking tho shaft, and will commence work as soon as. tho new pumping crank is provided. Cambkia.—The reef from which yester day's crushing was taken is four feet in width, and easily worked. Tho manager estimates that a yield of Sdwts of gold per load will defray the expenses of breaking, carting, and crushing, so that an average of 20z3 will leave a handsome margin of profit.

COROMANDEL.

Cokomasdel, this day,

Tokatea. —The miuiager reports an im provement in the ground in No, 7 level. It is getting more seamy and wet as the drive advances, and looks very like what should be the Lode Channel country. Tho survey distance is 2,651 feet, and the level is now about 2,625 feet, so that another 20 foot ought to cut tho rerf, At present the ground has all tho Appearance pi being tho footwall country. There is no change to roport lrom the tributes, Koyal Oak.—The manager roports that the main levol is nearly through the broken ground. The country and reef are botli improving. The veins that were scattered through oio ground are coming again to gether and will be oh tho footwall in two or thrco feet further driving. Tribute : Alayn's party are crushing 1,75 lbs of picked atone. The leader is still showing a little gold,

(From the "Coromandel Mail."

The only portion oi this Md where there is anything like activity i« in thfl Tjki dis trict. There is no doubt in the neighbour hood of tho Matawai claim thoro is gomo life. The main road now is well advanced, nnd a short time hence should see the large accumulation of quartz sent to the battery. Jf this is not dono speedily, tho chances are tjiat tho water will fail in the'erefijj beforo the crushing js through. Matawai,—T!w W»rjf going on in the mine at present is confined to sinking a winze on tho reef to connect with ths pror posed lower levol.. This is down about 20 feet on a first-class looking reef one foot to eighteen inches thick. It was much larger higher up, but it is a characteristic of this reef to vary very much jn size at the bottom /if fho winze. The reef fs highly mineral ised iTokl being ?een occasionally ; but t))d winze is Komewlmt off tho direct run of cold * The oouiite alongside is very kindly sandstone; and should «inythp gold down.

Mau-awai No. 2.—Tlie now level which cut tho reef last week is still going ahead. The manage? js not quite sure if ho has reached the' hanging wall yet, as _ since cutting thefirst body qf. waffr, which was about one foot thick, he has pass.cd fhypugh several smaller scams, which appear to ps part of the reef, with horses of mullocij between each seam. It looks well for gold, beiijg very highly mineralised. The coun try is aiso e^cgpdingly good. VIZAKD'S.—This cfelj/J udjoins the above on the northern side, and has had a vast ■loot of work done on it. Several i,iep patches fif fffljll have been got at different times from'three distinct leaders. Tlie best of them is about a foot ihfcfc in places, and OVC.r fcix ounces per ton has been'giifc from a .winze sunk upon it. A drive is now cominil in under this?, which is likely to turn out very good. The Uit& rcpf hatf a nice patch i» it where struck, but has )iad v§vv h'ttle done upon it, The little leader, q, brancl; from the big one, is very good, buttoo small to be of any permanent value, The country (n »1> these mines is good, and }n fsoma olaGes vfiry soft. * QCBBN'.-The liHro is -qms O.n j very atowly. the ground being ex»»dingly hard. T.'ierx3 is not'liing doing in any other part of the mlns<

Ckntral".—• A large amount of work has boon done in this mine since it came into the hands of tho present shareholders. Driving and trenching is still going on to pick up the Matawai reef. It was thought originally to be much further down the hill, consequently the manager has been work ing too low down, but now ho is working upwards and must soon touch it, unless it is cut oil' altogether, whicli is not the least likely in the tine sandstone country though which it would strike. The greater proba bility is that it ha? taken a run up the hill.

Marikbell.—The manager is very active getting out quart/, from tho new leader, which is likely to turn out well. He is rapidly accumulating quartz, and will soon have another crushing. Last ov tkk Mohicans.—Tho manager is sinking two winzes on the now leader, and obtaining iirst-class gold. There is every appoarance of his getting a really good block of this reef to work out. Arrangements are being made to crush a small parcel very shortly.

Success.—The manager reP°rts getting some nice stud' from the stopes A but ho has not had any largo haul this ieek. Tho appearance of the miuo is unc nged.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

(ISY TELKGIUI'Ii —SI'ECIAIi RKI'OftTKR.)

Extension of Timo to tho Railway Com mittee.

In tho House this afternoon, on the motion of tho Minister of Public Works, a week's extension of timo wan granted to the North Island Railway Committee in which to bring up thoir report.

Wo understand that tho Streets Commit tee will recommend to the City Council at ita next meeting, that tho formation of College Hoad to its permanent loyol, as well as kerbing, ehahnelling, kc, bo at once undertaken, at a cost not to exceed £2,000.

The- Minister of the Auckland Parlia montary Union mot in Cabinet yesterday afternoon, all being present. Tho Premier (Mr Lusk) read tho draft of tho Govornor's spoecli, which, aftor some dis cussion, was adopted. It foreshadows the intention of the Governmont to introduco tho following measures:—A Bill to Amend tho Constitution in tho Matter of tho Ko gulation of Elections, a Bill to Provide for tho Construction of tho North Island Railway, a Married Women's Property Pro tection Bill, a Bill to Extend tho Franohiao to Women, a Bill to Prevent tho Constant Alienation of Crown Lands, and to Rostriot tho Enormous Ar*as Held by Privato Individuals, a Bill to Abolish Plural Voting, and a Bill to Amend Existing Nativo Land Legielation.

jTHE ACCKI^Np j^VENING gTAR, ; FRIJDAYi SEPTEMBER 26, 1884



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milE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE X SOCIETY Ok- TUB UMTKD STATKS. An attack having boon mado and published at tho expense of the Australian Mutual Pro vident Soolety, which states Uiat Estimates pub lished by this Society aro works of imagination, we give bolow for information of tho Public comparisons of the actual result* of both Sooiotles. AUSTRALIA* MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY.—On pago 30. last Quinquennial lleport, Uio only iSJ.OOO example quoted, 20 years' payment of c"3 11s Sd annual premium, total £1.471 13s 4d. Kceult: Cash, bonus £81S, which will pay 84 years premium. EOUITAHLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF U.S.-Polioy 41,1113. for £i,000: 15 years' payment of £M 18s Id. Total paid. £i!7315a. Result: Tctnl cash valuo, £1,100 3a; cash bonus, £BS3 12s; or nil payments havu coased nfior 15 yours, and Socioty pay £3 9s 2d uunnally in cash to tho Policy-holder as un annuity. Analysed, tho 82.0C0 Policy would havo ceased piyinont in 15 years with tlio KQUITAULK; wheroos 20 years' payment in tho A.M.P. would have only secured SS years'premium, tlins re quiring paynuut until death, lloth above Poltcios ai-e ordinary life. All our actual renultn will compare as favourably, Mrresi>cctivo of amount assured. Thp throe creiilost British Actuarlos docl ro the KyUITAIIIiK to bo worthy of every confi dence See reports. The assertion that the KQUIPABLK Policies oontiiln unrottsonablo cotulitloiiß is simply fulso. W. A. THOMSON. Maooger N.Z. An skim d. Sept. IS. ISSI. TVT OTI C E OF RE M OVAL. Wo have UKMOVKD our LithOßraplilo and Kngravlng Kstabliahment from Wyndliam stroot to Fortatroot. at tho Now Promises eroc ted for tho Auckland Kvkninq Star. Ilavlnff imported and erected extensive addi tional LiLliograuli and Kngraving Machinery o( tho newest and largest construction, wo aro now enabled to execute Lithographic and En graving work of every description in the hmhoit stylo of art with prompt despatch and at tho Lowest Posamns lUtes. Tho Uepartment wll! as heretofore ba under tho personal supervision of Mr \ D. ScliinkH. BKKTT, SCHMIDT & CO. Now Ofiicos. Fort-street, Oppoßitu Union 3.5. Co. A UCKLAND HAVINGS BANK. EXTENSION OF BANKING HOURS.



On and after MONDAY, tho Bth September, the Bftnk vvljl bo open for tho Receipt and Pay ment of Deposits from TEN to FOUR O'CLOCK dally, except on Saturdays, when tho Batik Cloaeß at TWELVE O'CLOCK Noon, and Re-opens in tho Evening from SEVEN to NINE O'CLOCK for tho RECEIPT OF DEPOSITB R. CAMERON, Manager. Tp MITCH ELS ON & CO., KAURI GUM AND GRAIN MERCHANTS, SHIPPING AND COMMISSION AGENTS. TIMBER BROKERS, HAVK ON lIAND AND TO ARRIVE :— 2500 sacks Prime Oamarn Potatoos 2000 sacks Feed and Tartarian Scod Oats 200 Bocks Kiclnoy Sppd Potatoes (consigned, to be sold ohoap) 650 sacks Bran 300 sacks Maize 230 sacks Fowl Wheat W0 sacks Chaff 500 Backs Bonodust 50 tons Wood's Flour, sacks, lOOs, and 50's 50 tops Flominrt and Gllklnson's Flour, saoks 150 sacks Sharps 50 sacks Oatmeal Agents for Hikurangi Saw Mill „ Koable's Albany Focd „ Kamo Homatito Paint, E. MITCHELSON & CO., Q"«EN-STKEET WHARF. SURREY TTXLLS. -OL NOTICE. Tna Now Plans, embracing additional lots for BalP, ape now ready, and can be had at tho Office Shortland-atrcet Those who havo already applied for lots on tho now plans aro requested to etata withqut delay which they Intend to tako. The earliest applicants will havo first refusal at prices fixed. Torms as usual i cne-flfth cash; balance in flvo years at 7 por cent., or can be paid offby Instal ™m A. BPAItDMAN. Agenfi VXTEHAVE JUST OPENED, AND ARE VT NOW SELLING- Tho Largest-size Cups and Saucers ever seen •Is doz— Egf The Direct Supply Store. We havo Plates fiom 2s dozen; also. Handsome Dinner Sets in new patterns, cheap ly The Direct Supply Store. We have a Large Stock of Glassware; Tumblers 3s tloss. Glass Dishes id, Sugars, Butters, Salts, &c— Direct Supply Store. Our Stock of Tinwaro is very complete, and will be found pood and cheap— §3f The Direct Supply Store. In Furnishing Ironmongery we have a Great variety; Hat Hocto from la doz upwards. Pad locks fid, Rimlocks 2s 3a, Frypahs. Boilers, Saucepans, Charcoal Box Iron 333 fld, Qarden Direct Supply Store. In Elepfrp-plated Ware we havo Cruets, Tea and Cotfee 'fsttia, Ruftors. Jam Dishes. Cake Baskets, also in variety, Nickel and Potosi Silver Fork and Spoodb ; quality e»l4 prices to suit all— |£3PThe Direct Supply Store. Fancy Goods of si! descriptions, a Varied and Beautiful Selepllon of Eniisely Fre^h Goods; Vases from Is 6d pair. Walnut Be^ka frpc) 7a 6d, Wprkboxes (inlaid) 2s 9d upwards, Altjmns frnm 2s, &c— ■"K^Thjs Dip-edt Supply Store. Toiletware in various fjimjllfeo, L.ainjiß, and IjOoldns'-glasßes.— £g= Tip Pireot Supply Store. 2491 QUEEN-STREET, | 249 Turre Doors abovp Welihblby»btbeet.



■ WauteiL WANTED, any kind of Bottles, in small or largo Quantities.—Apply Bottle Depot, Forl-strect (noxt Lamb's Mill.) ANTED, a respectable Young Man to board with" miotliur in a Christian home. — Address Mrs liidlako, Brown-street, corner of Fitzroy-st roct, Ponsonby. WANTED, a Situation by Young Man ; eiiii plough, mill;, and drive; knows town well; reference if required.—Apply L.YV., Star OflicO; ANTED, a young Person as General Servant for family of four; must be a good plnin cook; Protestant, references.— Apply Whakapono, Orafton Roud. ANTED, a lirat-class Barmaid.— Apply Auckland Hotel. a Housemaid.—Apply be- VV lore 2 nnd after 6, to Mrs Bull, Owen's Road, Mount K:len (uoar Smith's 'Bus Oflico. "I'XT^ANTED, a E'iret-olass Milliner and 1. T Saleswoman for store at Kamo, Whan gareL—Apply Kamo Colliery Ollico, 11, Quecn utroet. • ■ ANTED, a (iood Strong Lad used to horses.—Apply at Mr llealy'u tio-opjrii livo Fruit ami Produce Stores, llobsou-ntreut., 'ANTED, a Girl about 13 or 14 to mind a Baby.-Apply J. Ross, Cascade Storc._Collri?q Rood. WANTED, a Lad used to tho carpen ter's tools, or Improver.—Apply STAB Ollico. WANTED, a koo^ General Sorvant. Must bo a bockl cook. — Apply Mis McGufllo, Beach Roiul, North Shore. ANTED, a rospectablo Boy aa Ap prentice.-C. Allen, Wholesale Saddle and Harness jMiimikieturor L Cliupel-Btroot._ WANTED, a good General Servant- Apply Mrs Markie, second house ri^ht liand sidu Upper Union-iitreet. \TSTANTED, a Gonoral Servant.—Apply V T _ Mrs Wm. Kyrc. Draper, Victoria-struet. WANTED, by aVoung Lady, Privato Board und Residence near town.—Ad dress, 3t«tlnj4 tunns, to "A.M.,"STAitUfllcu. WANTED, a (iontloman lioardor in a miielfumily; will recelvu all tho com forts of a home: privato lioubo, Ponsonby.— Addresa "8.F.." Stak Olllce. WANTED, a General Sorvunt for a Binall family in St. Stophon'a Avenue.- Apply to Mr Marriott, Grocer. Parnell. ANTED, by two gentlemen, two Bod rooms and a Sitting-room, with board, where no other boarders aro kept: near Parnell or Supremo Court preferred.—Address J.W.P., P.O. Box 130. WANTED, by a, Young Mali, Lessons in Stop Dancing— Address, by lottor, to " Tuachor," Nowton Post-olllce. WANTED, Young Man as Salesman for Cutlery, E.P. Goods, and Tobacco nist's Sundrios; practical knowledge! iiidis nonsable.—State qualifications, Spc, to Box 2:0, t'oat-o/Ileo, Auckland, ANTED, a good Gonorul Servant.— Apply to Mrs Denia Kelly, Rooeneuth, North Shore, till 12 8.m., or In tho evening. ANTED, a Respoctablo Lad for tho bookbinding and paper-ruling business. —Apply to \V. Leys, three doorj above STAB Qlliee. ' . ANTED, an experienced Nnrso to take charge of children and to assist In hou-'cwoik.—Apply Star Olliee. ANTED, a Strong Lad, willing to learn the palntinif.-Apuly to Thomas Brmvii, Elliutt-htrcut, from ti to 7 ji.il . WANTED, a Boy Ol" Youth who has been used to the counter: no more without good references need apply.—W. 11. Ditmplnr. ilotiaon-stacet. ANTED, two or threo good hands for Dressmaking.—Mrs Ro.ers, Welleshty strcet. __ • WANTED, an active Lad ; ono ueod to horses and tho trado preferred.-Apply GI adding & Wtaintoii. Orocers. ait^EclunJtoiul. AIi^JTED, by a ro.sixictablo i)orson, Daily Work or Weekly Work ; to sleep at home.—Apply U.S., Star ONlco. W" ANTED, a kind Person to Adopt a Haliy Girl, a fortnight old.--Apply ut thu Old Hospital. . WANTED, 5 Generals, 1 Waiter, 3 Nurse Girls. •- A. lUclx>od'a Registry, Oxloy's Buildings, Wharf, or St. Mary's Road, Poiiaonby. ; WANTED, ft Vi'liituwoikcr, also an Apprentice totlie Wliitowork and an Approntlvu to thu Mantloniakiu_.— Apply to Milne ft Choyco. ; I*7ANTED, Respectable Boy for a But- VV clier's Shop.—M. Brearley, Victoria anil Chapol-streetß. '■ ANTED, Housokccper's Place by Widow, about 30. Goo<l manager. Highest references.—Addreaa Kit.. Stak Otllco. ANTED, a Situation us Nursegirl for an Orphan, from II to 15 years of ago. —Apply Bottler, W'oat Queen-street. ANTED to Let (Furnished), a Coin foftablo Five-roomed tiottuge in Pon sonby.—Apply " M.Z.," Newton Post-ollli'.c. AN'I'KD, to Rout, Fivo or Ten Acres of Good Agricultural l^ind in Huburtia of Auckland for not lens than ten yeai-H.-Stuto toriiid ami address, " H. 0.." Ncwmurket Poat olllco. \*rANTED to KENT («ith option of V T liurehuHf) ai or 3-roOmcd Cottage with gun.on; iicur the hia preferred.-" 5.8.," Star Ulliee. __ __. WANTED. — t'CitlO to I'KOO a year can bo made by Inventing HI:- 00; city business; owner leaving colony after 3 months services gr itis.-J. U. Uandci-don, Auctioneer. ANTED, lSourd and Residence, or Rooms for Married Couple nnJ Lady; North Shore or Norlhcote preferred.—Address JCo.t 281,,P.0.. Auckland. ANTED, Voet and Trousers Hands ; also. Needlewoman nnd Appronticcß.- Aucklp.nd Clothing Factory, Cijatoniß-st. Kaat. ANTED, Employmeiif for a gcod Jlookkccpor, with references. — A MoLcod's Kogiatry, Oxloy'd Bu.ldiriuaJWlmrf.oi' St. Mary's Road, Ponaonby. ANTED, a Situation by a Young Man; is willing to serve in anycanncity where a good mercantile education could bn utilised; excellent references. — Apply lo "Character,"JStau Oflico. X*/'ANTED, Purcliascr for Family Re.«i- V T donde.- two story; Jovoly view, pleasant prrounds; only juat offoreil for sale. —J. R. Rnnderson, Auciionecr. ANTED TO SELL, Grocery Busi ness with commodious Shop and Dwel ling : corner site; grand chanco for an energetic man.—J. It. Rnmluraon. \ \\J ANTED to I'lirclmso, ono pt-iuholi, V T quiet, Horsp, for a spring cart, »{rod nbout 7orß ycara. — Apply Gfiorc-i Smith, HrUfhlon itoad. - WANTED to KENT, a Comfortablo Six-roomed House, within two or throo miles of town; Mount Kdun direction pro ferred.—Apply "X.A.0.." Stab Office. WANT ED KN O W N.—Handeomo Stuilod Couches, Ms Gd and 19s Gd; hand- BomeStuired Chairs, 10s; ChestsofDi-awora.l'JalW; Washstandß, Us lid ; Colonial Couches, Ss 3d ; Stretchers, Gs; Flook Cushions, U; Hut Rucks, Is Cd.—At DamplM's Hohson-i.t Shop. ANTED] tho Ownora of Ifotols, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that tho Now Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) are giving tho highest price for Bones at thoir Depot, Customs-street Weßt, and that arrange ments havo been made for collection on appnea tion at tlio Dep6t, to the agent, Robt Geo. Hill. ANTED KNOWN.—D. W. Jack and , _0., Ponsonby Road, are -now showing _ sploftflid assortment of Prints and Sateens, also SummPV Dres6 Goods, In all the leading shades. Exceedingly good value. ANTED KNOWN-During this Sal vapo Salo wo are Soiling Ladies' Hand baps from Is.—Samudl Copmbes and Co. ■ .' WANTED, SEEN,' tho Throngs of Customers who yjsit our Kstablisljmont daily, all well pleased wflh thp Bargftins.-^ pamußl Coopjboß an.d Co. - WANTED KNOWN^-CiiEAr Tuijser ! Cheap Timber! And all other kinds of Building Material, can be purchased cheaper and better than anywhero o se at the yards «f D. Goi.dik, Albcrt-streot. . XXT ANTED KNOWN — North Hl.oro W residents having! Parcels fdr tlio Bteaiji Laundry may leave tnoui at Mr Johnstons Grocory Store. W~~~ ANTED KNOWN — Cousins' and Atkin, Elliott-street, aro Buyers of Pnhntokawa, White Tltree, and Mauglaou. ANTED SEEN, D. W. Jack & O.s Summer Millinory. Flowers, 1/cathars, Hits in all the latest novelties, fashionable, ciicc.D mill Rood ; also, a well-assorted stock of fancy Goods', itihbs^i, hfiW «J°r. 0S: #&"?< etc ,'etc. ___._ — , ANTED KNOWN.—D.~"\V. Jaeii'aiid Co. Ponsonby Roadjiavojustoponoila laro-e atocU of Corsets, including tho now patent "Simplex." All price?, from Is lid. N.B.- Spcoia; ljnp. worth 7s Cd, which wo are soiling at is. " '_ ' X\T ANTED KNOWN—St. Jacobs Oij. W ''s 3d the bottle; Dr. Do Jonijh'a celo bFatcd Cpd Liver Oil, 23 0d; Pain Killer l|d ; Insect Powder. JKI the tin: HoJlowav'B Pjllsi and Ointment, Is 2d; Senna. 2d tlie ounce; Halts, ? ounces Id ; at Dampler'n, Hobson-stroct, ANTED—When you are in Hobaon street call and sco the large aud ohoice stock of Moagiel and Bannockburn Tweeds, for tho present season, at Munro and Millijian'a. ANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks, to Clean ;and Repair, at T. Nutsford'si; Watchmaker, Victoria - street (next Union' Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. VK7 4.NTED KNOWN — Inferior Tea, VV Sd per lb: Sglondid Tea. )s Gd; Bakbg Powder, Cd the lb tin; CaVry^ced, Id the lb. Carraway Seed, Gd; 'Arrowroot. Gd per lb; Gdoq Saucc.ld the bottle; at Dampier's, Hobson-atreet. TTtaNTED KNOWN, tho Wonderful VV Bargains in Tablcs-Coffco Tabes. 5a fld' Toilot'i'ab'.cs, {2 lid; Loo Tables, oval, 19s; ditto round. 20s; Kitchen Tubloa, as lid, JOs. 11 4 ; Meatsafes, 8s (id; ICitchep Dressers, 3«3 —at Dampier's Hobson-strcct Shop. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save tbeir money by calling ut the Governor Gordon1 Restaurant All Meals SUccnci); Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdoch, Fiprietoi-.-JfOtQ the addrpsa —Nearly opposifo the Waitewata Uooei, ami olosetotheDock. ' TSTANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsoy VV 'and 00. have just unpacked a CJioifo Assortment of New Goods in Silver and Gold Jewellery ; everything guaranteed, as they koop no imitations.—Charles Kelsey and go.. ISJy, Queen-street, ■ ■■•';■*'jT :-"■'' WANTEp KNOWN-liT^ewMeryi Charles Kelsay and Co. still continues to confine themsolves ontlrply to Real Stiver and Real Gold. Buyers will pnd a largo assort ment to choose from, and of the newest do- Eigns,—Charles Ivolsey & Co,, 120, Qucoe-street.



Wanted* WANTED KNOWN, Now Open, th< Auckland Tobucco I'omi'iiny'M Agency Stone Hrnß.'Hiiil'.in;ri<. opiioalto Klrtli'.s aim. ANTED SlO f;N t tho Splondid As sortinent of Cigars. CigtirutUiS, imt Tobaccos manufactured by the Auclnam Tobacco Company. _ Stone Bros.' Buildings opposite Firth'a Mill. WANTED, Smokers to try for them -selves tho Cigars, Cigarettes, and To baccos made by the Auckland Tobacco' Company —Auckland Tobacco Company's Agency. ANTED KNOWN, that the Auck land Tobacco Company's Cigarettes arc the Best in the market Auckland Tobaccc Company's Agency. ANTED KNOWN, that tho Auck land Tobacco Company manufacture Mild, Medium, and Full-flavoured Tobaccos suitable for all palates.—Aucklaud Tobacc( Company* Agency. W~ aWeTTTcnOWN-Straw Hats, U each; Cabbage Tree Hats, is Id, wortl 2s lid.—J. Green, 85. Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN — 2iyds. - wide Sheeting. Is per yard. "This is tin cheapest lino in thu trade.—J. Green, Bi, Vie toria-Btreet. ANTED KNOWN - Undresset SliirU from Belfast, Ireland, Is to lv Ut eaoh; equal to 7s Gd Dressed Shirts.—J. Green ».'■, Victoria'-Htruet. WAM'ED KNOWN-Small - neckei Men can still bcsupplicd with Porspini tion-proof Collars; stand-up make; ut la.-J Urcen. WANTED KNOWN—Grand Shirting 5s Gd per dozen ; Working Shirts, linec back and front, 3s; lined back, 2s 3d.—J. Green 85, Victoria-street. ANTED KNOWN —The Best am Cheapest Oriental Laco in the city, (roil Gd per yard.—J. Green, 83, Victoria-street. WANTED, a Smart Boy.—Apply Mr Fortzer, Grocer and Fruiterer, iwi doornfrom top VV'clledley-Btreet.bymondaatreel WANTED KNOWN—Abbott's Open Houbo—W. If. VVebbo'a New fong, •• jM- Love, I Love Thoe Best," will bo Suag on Tue* day next, instead of this ovnninir, aa announced See future qdvorUsenioutß. ANTED KNOWN—Cheap Draper —Millinery, Dresses. Prints, Clothing Calicoes, Flannels, Competition dollod. t'oni' and see.-J. 11. Hannan, Drapor, Milliner, am Clothier, Victoria reet, WANTED, Vpu-jg Woman to do gene ral houseuork; must sleep at home- Apply Mrß O. H. ICvanii, Albert-street ANTED, Building Site in Karanga liano Rouil; ountral pasitiou.—lt. T Cliatflold. High-Btreet, WANTED, a Strong Woman an ar Assistant; references renuirod,—Apdm at thcOld Hojpltal. WANTED, Everyone to Look Out foi the Economy Boot Shop, Orey-atrcot open Thla Weok. Good nnd cheap. ANTED, TO BUY, a seoond-hant Poraiiibulator In good order. — SmU price to " Perambulator," Htau Office. WANTED, good strong Uirl to assist ie housework, for tho country.—Apply Mrs Parker, Manchester House. Nolson-sticet. WANTED, at onco, First class Dress maker, oithor In or out of tho House; good home to suitabla pcruou. — Apply Mrs Bayura, Melbourne Houso, Mount Eden ltouil. WANTED, Sit nation by v (Jood Cook in an Hotel, or Cook and Laundress on a Station.—Apply D. Lindsay, Dining Rooms, Albort-Htrtet. WANTED KNOWN—For tho Finest Quality Fresh Butter (Fresh in four duya a wuek) go to the London Dairy, Auckland. Depots at Oiey-etreet. Victoria-street, and Mt, Kilen Itoad. Ireali Alilk aupplied twice dally in all parts of tho city. Ouaranioed pure. ANTED, two resj»octable Boys.—Ap- ply J. C. Sharland and Co,, Vlctoria-Bt.; WANTED, a Handy Man accustomed to hotel work. — Apply at once to Britoinart Ilotol, Customhousu-atrest, Auck- Ib.ikU WANTED, a good General Sorvant.— Apply, botween 8 und 10 a.m.. to Mrs W. 8. Jonea. Wynyard-street, near Alton ltoad. WANTED TO BUY, Small Drapery Slock for Cash, from £50 to fc»o.-Ap ply by lotlor, to " Push Draper,"Btah ofllce. WANTED TO PURCHASE, Payable Suburban Drapery; no agents.—Applica tlons in conlldoiice to "X. Y././'Btau Offlco. \*/"AiNTKI), a Youth accustomed to cnt- V T ting oil" brick at pug mill.-Apply It. and R. Dmlur, Devoni'ort- ANTED, Inhabitants of Parnoll to known thoy can bo supplied with Prime Beef. Mutton, Lamb, Voal, dairy fed Pork; 1 ,wust prices; at Briggs', Parnoll. Call early on Saturday. WANTED KNOWN. — That Weekly Sales of Furniture and General Merchan dise aro hold ut Mercantile Sale Rooms- nitranco Mercantilo Chambcn, next Bank Nju w Koalano). HUNDRKbS of pieces of Furniture to ."elect from, privately or at auction, nnd always at AUCTION PRICKS. Tho saving that may bo effected In Furnittiro. Bedding, 6t c, &c, is fully THIIiTY PICK CKNT. on ordinary prlceH. HviuU of familira and all thrifty persons. CALL at onco. a< both Grocory and Drapniy Goods are being oont in for sale.—J. R. .Rjinder soii. Auctiono-'i1. WANTKD KNOWN, the Wondtrful Bargains In Chairs.- New Painted Wood Cluiirs, as Htl: Ciuie-soatcd do, 3s 3J; Grocinn Cium-seated Chairs, Is Gd; Armchairs, 6s Gd; Foil! ing -chairs (carnet seated), 5a Cd; Kockliiß cluiirs (witli anna), Cane-seated, 10s; Cliildron's Itocking-chaira. as. Nt Dampier's, Ilobson-stroot. ANTED, the Inhabitants o iParnoll to Know that W. H. Dampier, Boot makor. oiipo-slte tho Bar Ail Hotel, Parnell, ti n dois his siuccre thaukn t<> Oicm for tho )>atron iiku already accorded to him. and that he intends to astonish thorn with his Wondorful Bargains In Booti and Shoes for the future, which will always bo the snmo in price and quality isnt hia Town Shop. For particulars pleasp read thfi Town Advprtiqpment, which 1;j tlio no);t' or,e (B thin. ' WANTED KNOWN—Boots! Boots! Another urand lut. Ifaving bought from ono of tho largest Auckland Arras tho balance of thuir Knulish Boot Department at a groat oacriflco, and having purchased un lmnionso lot of Travoller.-i' Samples from another Boot Firm, I am enabled to add more wonderful Bargains to my already largo stock. Purchasers arc ramestod to show their Bnrguins to their frionds—Mcii'b IC.S. .Boots (our own make, some thing astonishing). 13s Od; Men's English Bluchers, 4s 9(1; Men's Handsome Durable Patent ixwl.Uer Slippers, 2s Bd; Men'B Real Bull' Slippers, 2s lid, usual price, ss; nice lot of Ladles' KB. Kill hoots, is Od and 5s Iki ; superior Fancy Stitched do,, Gj Od; grand line of Ladles'K.S. High-leg Morocco Boots, fis Gd ; Ladles' Iltgh-hoel l>run*l!ii Boots (neaj;Jy all slzob), 4s Ga; superjor di|to (^)l Bl^eg), jis und Ss Gd; Ladles' Sewn }louac Beqlq (with heola), 3a lid i grand lino of GolQßh-<l House Hoots. 33 M ; Ladles' \Vh(rp Marcella Bootß, 8s; 1 julios1 Whito Siitoon Boots (with hitfh heols), 3a 6.1; Uulioa' Out-door Shoes (not sh|i pors, mind), ia Ckl; I*dieß' Oxford and Dort.y Walking Shoes, 5s (Id; Liiilloa' HanHflomo Pa tent Loathor Sllppors, 2a CU : Ladlon1 Prunella Slippers. 3a Bd; Maids' High ■ leg Button Boots, «s; splendid lino of Oirla' Patent Laco-up3 (sizes, 7 to 10). Js Gd ; Infinite' Felt Boots, 5d ; Infants' High-leg Button Boots, Is !)i; an enormous quantity of Infante' K.S. BooU, different kinds. Is fid; InfunU1 P-atwtit Strap Snoos (\vlth buckles). Is Gd.&e., &c.. &c.; strong Leathor Boot Lacos. Id Oiopair; Cotton do., 3d tho dos. ( Button Hooks. Id; Cork Solos, 2(d; Shoo Horna, 3d; Boot Protoctors, 3d tlio sfct' Button Fastonors, 6d tho box: Hauthwny's celobrated Peerlosß Glosß.Od tho Bottle. N.B.— The public are requested to examine, tlio various kinds of boots and shoes made on tho premises at Dampicr'a Boot Shop, Victoria street, and also at Dampicr'a Boot .Shop, Parnell (opposito^oßarrel Hotel). -. ' ~.. •; WANTED KNOWN. — Lots o. Fresh Drapory, inoluding— Black Italian Cloth, 2s lid; Crotonno, 3J and 7ld; Men's Braces, Wl: Windsor Snarves. Is; Black Burlington dp., fid ; Apron Haridtorohicfs, Wd ; -Bpyol Suits, 5s 3d : Boys' Tweed Trousers, Ssljd ; Black Satin, lsGd and Is lid; Large Lot'df Soiled Black Wadding, 6 yards for 9d; Men's Washing lips. Is per do?.: Mori's Hard Felt Hats, Is Gd: Tweed, Is and Is Cd i L(non (sol]Rra, all sizes, 4d; Cretonne Bind lug, 2d yard: Dp ess itrpsprvers, 4d t^)p pair B&clcOaslimoro,ls6dand Zs Gd : Slatp Silesia 3Jd j Fancy Ribbons, 4d; Grand Line of Ladies Umbrellas, is Id j Fanpy Apronß. id, fid, and Is Babies' Biba. fid; Blauk Kid Qlovca, Is Ud Mon'sßcgutta Shirts. 2a lid; White Moleskin Pants, 5a Ud; Men's Pago*. Coats, 10s; Workinp Shirts. Is; Colou»'od Handkorohiefs, 4d ; Menf Real Good Nightcftps, reduced to Is per doa,. cheap onough for dish cloths; Coloured Cash mero Twill, SJd; Coloured and Black Jorsoj Gloves, 7jd; Children's Socks, from 2Jd; Cor Bots, Is sd: 10-1 Blarkcts, Gs 9d; Grand Lino ol Coloured Sateens, SJd; Embroidered Collars, Is Hos lo's Beet Prints, sld; Black Lustre, 9Jd; 30 inch Calico. 5s 3d the doz. yards; 32-Inch do., 3f 6d tho doz.; Grey do., from 2jd; Coloured Damask, lOd; Coloured Silk Squares, 7sd Lavender Water,Gd bottle; Black Straw Hats Ojd j Men's Stripod Socks, 6}d; Shetland Ribbw Ro"U".lUl: the IjOilles' J?ioketßarpnpwrp(|u,-)ci toSs'ldVaiiQ the i^isdteo''olstej;s ari reduced U 7Elld; cWldrens/Ssjldj RlcacliodSwansdowi Oalico, lfe t Violet Powder, id tlie largo packot Pomade, Od tho bottlo; Print Sklrta, Is 9d: 10-* Whits Quilts, Ba ild; Towels, 2Jd. 3W, 4Jd; 72 lnohUnbleached Sheeting, lOd; 72-inch Blcachec do., Is; Wool Beigo, 73d, 10! d; Ladies 'Loathe Bags, Is each; Lot of Fresh Jowollery, cheap atDampier's wakofleld-stropt Shop.' : WA W %> H P INSPECTION OF THE QUEEN-STREET WINDOW. A GRAND NEW STOCK 01 WARRANTED GOLD AND SILVEI JEWELLERY. WATCHES. CLOCKS, &c. BOHEMIAN VASES. LUSTRES, &c, &c. ENGLISH CHINA TEA SETB (some lovel. patterns], just arrived by tho Wanganui. 1— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW Contains a Splendid Assortment of Artist: IMITATION JEWKLLKHY, PHOTC FRAMES, SCRAPS, &«. 6>— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW /V Contains some Great Specialties in S I"A TIONERY, ALBUMS, STOVE ORNAMENTS &c. & —VICTORIA-STREET WINDO W- O Contains WORK-BAGS, BASKETt BOXES, TEA SETS, DINNER and TKTE-.A TETE SETS, and Novelties in PKN-WIPERi -4— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOAV- Is filled with Specimens Of GOODS all [ ONE SIIILLIJ?(> EACH. Spme splendid value; npHE ARCADeItSELF is RADIAN' X WITH ATTRACTIONS. All are invite to inspect them, and purchase jf approved. THE LARGEST^ ASSORTMENT T< SELECT FROM IN THE CITY. PR( yiJIOB. or COLON V..and the i^OODSON'S T ONDQN A RCADI QUEBN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, And at Christohurch and Weliington



Miscellaneous Wantcds. 3T>ARTNE R 8 H I F. . ( Wanted, a Partner (sleeping or active), with 1 about £1,0.'0, to extend a good paying Manufac turing Business. For particulars apply T. & 3. MORRIN fc Co. (LraiTE^l. •7^ U M F I E L D S. WANTED, 200 MEN to Dig Gum at Tikinul 3 nnd Soarrotts. North Wairon. These fine Sum j mer Uumfleldc arc now at their best. The Lessee is a buyer of gum on the ground; at tlto - same time diußers aro allowed to soil their gum ■ whore they choose on payment of a royalty of i 2s per cwt. ALFRED WALKER, Losseo. 3 Scarrolt?, North Wniroa, Sept. 23,1881. - npO" UACHI N Ell"V ""BROKERS. i Wantsd, for prompt delivery, a good Second hand Quick fapeed Hoisting Winch, equal to ■ one ton, with suitable Vertical Boiler on sepa -3 rate or combined bed-p'ato.—Address full par ■ tieuJnrs and price to Jame3 Knox, Civil and ; Practical Knginocr. Bpx 83, Postolllce, Auck land. i "OOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Respectable 1 I > Boy as Apprentice or Improver to Boot . and Shoe Making.—Apply John Simpeon. Boot maker, Karangaliape Road. i (Ti ENTLEMAN roquires Board and Resi '■■ \JT denco ; bath ; single bedroom ; walking • distance from town.—State terms to "K.L., STAHj)m"ce. ', T" GENTLEMAN engaged in Teaching d x\. wishes to recolvo, as Boarders, tyro i. Youths, engaged in offices in town, or attend . ing school. Healthy locality, and evening in ,j struotion if desired. Terms moderate.—Address '« " Pedagogue," care of Lennox &Ca AN Englisli Organist and Choirmaster ./\. of many years' experience, wishing to s proceed to Now Zealand, would lika to proouro 0 an appointment in that country; highest rcfer '. encen and teatimonialH.— Apply to .1. G. Smith. H. St. Jiimca's-Bti'cet, Brighton, lCnglond, or to a H. Brett, Kml., Auckland. 1 Q.TEADY ACTIVE YOUNG MAN I. IO requires Kmployment; ilyo year last situa tion ; .good references ; security If required,— - Address " J.K.U," Star Ofllcc. I, A GENTLEMAN fanning a largo mixed c JTi_ farm would be glad to hear of Young & Mon wishing to gain experiunco in Colonku Farming. —,D. B. Orchard, IS, N.Z. Insurance " Buildings^ - ffUJTOR WANTED to preparo a Youth JL for Civil Service examination, at night.— Apply, stating terms, to " Delta," Star Odlce. 0 COMPOSITORS.—Wanted, a good Jobbing Hand,—Apply to Mr Barton, • Stab Oillue. T rilO TAILORS,—Wanted, a good Cqat, JL maker ; constant employment.—Apply J, • White, Vlutoria-airect. Meetings. I f\Vli BOYS CRICKET CLUB.—The IV-' Annual Mooting of tho adovo Club will • he held at O. K. White's, Tobacconist, Karanga i ilwipe Itoiid, THIS (l-'riday) EVhNINO, at 8 I oVlock. Intending monibcrg invited. C. WHITK, Hon. Sec. O. U. —JUVE NI L E TEN T. , ) A PUBLIC MEETING W\\\ bo held In tho Newmarket Hall I THIS EVENING (FRIDAY), SEPT. 28, 1881. • Addressos will be given by tho Rev. 8. Grifithß, Mr Brame, and other friends. Chair to bo talien at 7.M. All are welcome. Seats ' free, and no collection. THOMAS GREEN, 1 Suporin ; GICORGK KKNT, 1 tendonts ' QOUTH BRITISU FIRE AND O MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY I OV NKW ZEALAND. ! Notlco 1b hcroby given that the Ordinary Yearly Meeting of tho Shareholders of this . Company will bo hold at tho Ofllce of this Com i pany. Queonstroet. Auckland, on WKDNKB DAY, Octebei' S, 1884, at II o'clock In tho lore noon, to receive tho Raport and Balance-sheet lor tho Year ended 31st August last, and to elect Two Directors in place of tho Hon. H. Chambtr -1 loin and H. C. Barstow, Ksq., who retlro by rota tion, but offer themselves for re-election; also, to elect Two Auditors in place of J. Batecr, Bsq., and t. L. White, Ksq., who retiro, but oifcr themselves for roeloctiou. Tho Transfer Books will bo Closed from September 21 to Octobor B,IBBJ. By ordor of the Directors. G. JOHNSTON. .General Manager. Hoad Office, Auckland, September 8.1881. "DANK OF NEW ZEALAND- Notice is horoby givon that tho Half-yoarly Gonoral Meeting of the Proprietors of tho Bank will bo held In tho Banking-houso, in Auckland on TUKSDAY. tho 28th day of October next, at noon, for tho purpose of receiving the Roport of tho Dlreotors for tho half-your ending tho 30th instant, the Klectlon of a Director, and for any other business that may bo brought before iho meeting. By order of tho Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General 2 lauager. UT Candidates for tho Office of Director must glvo notice in writing to the Board of Directors such notlco to bo left at tho Banking-house Auckland, thirty d-jys at loast before the day o^ olcctiqn. 'Auckland, Sppteniber 18, lg&l, "DANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books of this Bank will be CLOSKD from 'I UKSDAY, tho 11th. to TUES DAY, tho 28th October, both days inclusive. By ordor of the Board of Directors. D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auckland. September 16,1851. \ UCKLAND INSTITUTE. Tho ordinary Monthly Meeting will be hol(\ In tho Museum Buildings, Princes-street, pa MONDAY, the SBth insf., at 7.4§ n.m,, when tlio fqllpWing paper's will be'reait ;— L On ihq Bptany of To Aro.)ia Mountain,; by J. Ad»m», HA, 9 Rnpift Us on Mr CaMwi'U's Dl-coverioJ in the DuTclopmcntof ttio Lower Mammals of Australia, by Prof. A. .'.', Thomas, F.L.S. ?. A Successful I ltigant. by K. A. Mackcchnio, Kaq. ; -vr o t i c c. ' Owing to the scrow shaft of tho s.s. MANU KAU having broken, she will not run for a few [ days. Due notice will be given in the Star. | "lyr BLBQURNB CUP, • Rospectfully requests all Intending Subsovlbers ' to aond in Oiolr Subaoriptions during tho current ; week, u'd No. 1 List is nearly full, and will bo ' drawn immediately. •, Box No. 2, PQBt-o(Hoo, Auckland. I mHE BUSINESS PREMISES of the ' undersigned will bo CLOSED on MONDAY, J September 28, L. D. NATHAN & CO. r ABTHUR H. NATHAN. i E. & A. ISAACS. ; P. HAYMAN & CO. 3 M. LEVY & CO. 1 D. BENJAMIN & CQ. 1 mHE Finn p,f \V. Yajla & 00. has this I day boon Dissolved by mutual consent. All Accounts aro to bo paid to Mr James G.ilflllftn I at Owon &, Granary's, Queenfltreet. '■ Sept. 21.18§(. F. J, SOMEUFIKLD. ■ jryvEULAND TO WAIWERA~ '' HOT TpTTINGS. Should suftlclent inducement offer, a Coach „ and Four Horsos will leave Devonport, North = Shore, for Waiwcra Hot Springs on BATUU i DAY AFTERNOON, at 2 p.m. sharp, returning ; on MONDAY MORNING Early. Seats may .; be booked at Mr A. Cairns SU»I Hotel, or at I, y J. Quick's Stables, North Shore. Return Fare, £1. A UCTION SALE OF BICYCLES. f ' (TO THE EDITOR "EVENING STAR.") Sm,—The testimonial at tho foot of Messrs, Shakespear and Co.'j Auction Sale of Bicycles is ~ wilfully misreprescntpd. aa no sSin. Run go V Bicycle was in Auckland a,t the time a Club *< Maphiho bnjug mpntioned in my testimonial. W. M. SERVICE. _ 35, Grey-street, Auckland. -• I\/I~RS PALMER'S SCHOOL, Carlton J.tX Road.—The Fourth Quarter will com. ---*• mence on Monday. September 29|th. "VTOTICE.— E. MpBONALP, General f _1\ Dealer, top of llobson-streei. is skllino Z oW cheap the Last Week bofore removing 81 to fl, Grey-street, . T T\/T ONEY TO LEND ■a JML on Freehold Securlties.-A. Buchan^ Solicitor, St. Mungo Chambera (opposite uanjt of Now Zealand). „«■«— tol mil i»™w^weik W wmeo^?»fn; 3 J[ortgag^'4>nd ithpage. S^pßrcent.



For Sale. FOR SALE, in Onehunga, Building Allotments, rear tho centre or the town.-- Apply to P. Cliu-k. Wharf. Onehunga. THOR SALE, Block of Land" at Mount X? Eden, 3i2 x 320 feet; grand view ; price £575.—Address " A.A.E.." Star Office. TCTOR SALE, cheap, a quiet Dairy Cow, X' just calvad.—Apply K. J. King, Brighter, Parnell. "JjiOß SALE, a 6 horso-power Engine in -_ sound condition.—For particulars apply G. W. Binney and Co.. Queen-atrcet. TilOK SALE, a Restaurafft and Dining- JL room, doing a good businoas; in central position.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land and Estate Agents. TJIOR SALE, Fun.iture (very good and JL. new) of Four-roomed Cottage, about 4(30. Cottage can be rented. — " Genuine." St.iß Office. "IJ'OR SALE, several good, quiet, young JL' Dairy Cowb. springing to calf, and in full milk. — Apply William Mason, Belmont, Ronmera. FOR SALE, Box Mangle, in thorough working order; pricu reasonable.-lor particulars and to view tho above, apply Mr Win. Stafford, two doors beyond Robertson and Maxwell's Store, Upper Queen-street. "£JIOR SALE, 1 American Gortland Wob _l? gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar d several new and second-huml Spring Carts, Buggies, etc.— Tliames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria atroot East. FOR SALE, good 4-roomed Houso, Claronce-streot, Ponsonby; £30 cash, balance oasy terms.—P. F. Hiscocks, Monmouth Cottage,Haydenstreot, off Wollington-street. FOR SALE, choat), and on easy terms, a new Groomed llouae, fitted with every convenifince. Also, a 4-roomed Cottage with scullery; price only £135.—Apply to F. Hastlngß Great North Road, opposite Surrey Hill Store, FOR SALE, at Otahuhu, nearly 5£ acres rich Land, with House, nico girden, two vineries, and other conveniences.—Apply to 1. Forshaw, near station, Otahuhu. OR SALE, on the Mount Koskill Road, Fivo Acres good Volcanic Land, sub divided into live paddocks, well fenced, aad cultivated; small orchard and garden; a good House and outhouses. 'Bus passes every hour. —For further particulars apply to Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneers. Tj^OK SALE, a new Hansom, to bo com- JO pletod to purchaser's ordor. — Thamos Carrlago and Duay Factory, Yictoria-Ht. East. FOR SALE, a now Groomed House; splendid view, 10 minutes' from G.P.O.— Apply to Henry Civil, Portland-street. Pitrnell. EOR SALE, off Newton Road, 6-roomed House, only £175, in good ordor; a bargain, —H. Partington. ■ TTlOtt SALE, Albort-streot (Leasehold), JO now House, 5 Rooms, concrete; good poßitloii.—ll. Purtington. Land Agent. FOR SALE, t.wo 4-roomed Cottages, well-finished, cheap, for cash oi weekly payments.—Apply to Mr Hewitt, Klngsland. 0 WORKING MEN. — Exceptional Bargains for Sale. F. G. KWINGTON, Eatate Agent. mHE MONT LE GRAND ALLOT- J. MENTS (Mr E. T. Herbert's), Mt. Roskill Road, for Sale on easy terms.—Apply to V. U. Ewington. S'GD WEEKLY.—New S-roomed House For Salo in Day-street, Beres ford-atrcot. City water; harbour view.-r-C, Williamson, Land Agont, High-stroot 0 BAKERS and CONFECTIONBRS. —For Salo or to Lot, a Bakery in one of tlio most thriving dlsti'icts near Auckland, via., the Mount Koskill Road. There is a first-rate opening for a good Baker. F. G. KWINGTON. Estate Agont. TO PERSONS ABOUT TO MARRY. —For Sale, one of the prettiest and most convenient Houses on the Mount Hoakili Road. F. G. KWINGTON. Kstato Agent. TO BUTCHERS. VERBALISTS, AND OTHERS.—A quantity of tho useful Herb Mint For' Kale.—Apply J. J. Haslam. Avonda'e. PKATT-STREET, OFF WELLING TON STREET.-For Sale, 2 COTTAGES, just built, each containing 5 rooms, with every convenience, and finished in a superior manner! Allotments, 125 feet dteep; only 10 minutes'walk from Queen-street Owner leaving Auckland, muKt dispose of them at once ; prico, only £315 onch. -Apply New Zealand Houso, Land, and Estato Agency, High-atreer. 1~ T(OR SALE UR LEASE, In a good part . of Onehunga, a 10-roomed House, in good repair; coach-house, stable, and acre ofgardon (nrst-olaaa soil).—l>. B, Orchard, 18, New Zea land Insurance Buildings; or Air Gillman, Chemist, Onehunaa. FOR SALE, House ot seven rooms, situated in Richmond Road, Ponsonby; bathroom with every convenience; good sea view; verandah, front and back; level allot ment, well drained-; and thoroughly well llnished; easy terms.—Apply R. Russell, Rich/.' mond Road. ' ' FOR SALE, Pollen-streot, Surrey Hills, 2 new Houses, woll-ilnished and contain in* 0 rooms each; Allotments 33 x 92; price, orily £330 each, and to bo sold separately; also, £now Houses, containing 5 rooms each, situated in Charlotto-street; prico £115 caoh. A docided bargain. Terms for above properties can, lie arranged. — Apply tho Now Zealand, Houssc, Land, and Estate Agency. Hjph-ati-oel. 171011I 71011 SALE, a heavy Spring Cart, Howe, J and Horneoa, complete. — Apply at once, R. Stevenson. Newton Road. "|7l OR IMMEDIATE SALE. SHELLY BEACH ROAD, Ponsonby-Nico Verandah Cottage of 4 rooms, &c; splendid allotment, 08 x 120; all laid-out in garden, &v.', grand site and proity position. Must be sola at onco; no reasonable offer refussri. P. F. EVANS. Land Agent. FOR SALE—College Road-Firat-elaaa Family Residence pj! 14 lofty, spacious rooms, fitted, \vU]t every copvonienco—batti. room ifUfail Trftli hot and cold water applian. neb), city water, gas laid on in 11 rooms, gas grate, and kitohon stove. Verandah and balcony on two sidos, commanding a grand view of tho city, harbour, and shipping. The view, extend ing to Tirltiri, Barrier, and Coromondel Coast, can nevor bo built out. 'Buses pasß the door, and before long tho trams will connect with Queen street. This is a delightful place of reel ducco, or would make a first-class boarding house. — Further particulars ran be obtained from >. F. Evana, Estate Agent and 4u,PUonser, Qaccn-streot. FOR SALE, Homo Cay, Ponscinby, a, first-class Projpor'.y, comprising a Hotter of Soven rooms with Pantry. Store-room, Stablos, &p., and Fivo Aoj<os of Land, sub dividing into Pa.do.ooks and Gardens. Tho House ntAnds on an cminenco, and commands a magnificent view of the Waltcmata Harbour ana surrounding scenery. The land is a rich loam, woll slicitoi'i'd and drained, and has n. northerly aspect, 'iho orchard la planted with woll matured trees in full bearing. The house ii surrounded by forest treou and shrubs. Alto gothor it Is a moat dcsirablo property. — J'of further particulars, apply to D. F, liytuis. Estate Agont and Auctioneer, Queen Bftcs\. &:) ~t O MINOTSS from Queen-street, a _■_/$ wi'U'-bimt Uoni-ti for »alo, containing four largo rooms, servants' room, lmll (sft wide), upnc><>u|kitchen, fitted up withsink, eupeoarda, ureasjor, grates, ic. Dining and draw'ng roam ceilings are picked out in bluo and gold, and provided with perforated ventUatdre. Beneath la a large store-room, suitable for a. workshop, which may bo converted into two rooms at any time r.t little coat. Prico, £500.—Apply the Now Zealand House, Land/ and Estate Agenoy, High-Btreet. : EOTATOES I TQOTATOES I QTATQESI POTATOES! ON SALJS, PRIME OAMARU AND WAIKATO;» POTATOES, 'IN LOTS SUITABLE. E. MITCHELSON & Co. Amusements. ATURDAY NIGHTS POPULAR ENTERTAINMENTS. Tho Third of the Series will bo hold in Tem perance Hall, Albort-stroet, TO-MORROW (Saturday), 27tli mat. Doors open at 7.30; com monoo at 8. Full and Varied Programme. Ad mission—Adults,6d; Children. 3d. By order of Iho Committee Ecclesiastical*' WATERVIEWP.M. CHURCH. -Anni versary Sorvices, SUNDAY, 28th instant. Morning, at 11. Rev. W. S. Potter; Afternoon, at 2.30. Rev. W. J. Watkin; Evening, at 6.3U, Roy. S. Macfarlane. Collections in aid of tho Trust Funds. Soiree on the 30th. Tea at 6.30. Tickets, Is 6d. Chairman: Mr Cox, Spoakera; Revs. S. Macfarlane, J. Boothroyd, and Mr F, Booth. Musical selections by the Chpir. San* key's Enlarged Hymn Book will be used on each occasion. ST. LUKE'S PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH-SCHOOL, REMUERA. Tho Anniversary Services of the abovo Sab bath-school will be held in St. Luke's Presby. terian Church, Remuera, on SABBATH next, Sept. 28, when Sermons to the Y°u.ng will bo preached in the Morning by the Rev. R. Mac nicql, and in the Evening by Mr Hunter, Jate of G,lasgpw. Special Collections will be made on beJialf of the Sabbathschpol, SITUATION WANTED.—Experienced Governess (resident) desires engagement. Branches: English, French, Music. Drawing, and Needlework. Excellent testimonials.—Ad dreas XV. Avondale, • BOARD AND RESIDENCE may bo had on moderate terms by a Gentleman, ii, a private family, residing on scoria: soU; within 25 minutes' walk of Central Queenst.- Address " Villa." Stab Office. ffi °|ta°B? Wteria-street. Ladies' and ?-M!dwtiHalr oareMUy ojit, RftHt-rS ground infaeg-J. B- Walsh, Proprietor, T ANTED TO BUHOHASE, second" hand light-.covored Vn» j also, a second [ Sot of H»rnesß,-Appiy, stating price a»a whoieto be wen, to •' A.M.." STABOffloc. - F" QK. SAL.E, ffellesley-streqt West, just lielo w Nelson-street, a comfortable House Of I roo;na. Capital poaitjon, freehold, and a bargain, as ownor wishes to leave the colony.— I). X, Kvans, Estate Agent (1223^



To Let 'npO LET, a Baker's Ov«n at Newmarket. JL —Apply J. Gardner, Ifrulten^'. N'owraauJcct rjib LET, a small House near CoHep;e JL Road, 10s ; also, an 8-romed House on Col lege Road, rent modorato.—Apply R. A. Mill* Hargrcave-street. ; rfiO LET, a House in Yarborough-street, I offDedwood Terrace, Ponsonby; good fpa view; rent low to a good tenant.—Apply Ben nctt's Drapery Warehouse, Queen-etreet. rTIO LET, Shop and 4 Rooms; also, o- I roomed House, Albert-btreet. gp-s and water laid on; Rood view.—H. Parlington, Stichbury's Buildings. TO LET, Newly-erected Five roomed Cottage ; every convenience —Apply J. Hopkins, Dond-streer, Great North Road. ■ T~O LETi 2 comfortable Front Rooms (furnished): nice view; with or without attendance. —" H.G.," Newton Post-office. riiO LET, in Nelson-street," n 4-rooraed i Home; register grate, colonial oven.— Apply Mrs Parker's, Manchester House, Nelson-stroet. TO LET (Glenburn, Ponsonby), Comfort able Residence of 8 rooms; kitchen, scul lery, Btore, wa3h-house, &c., &c.; gas and «y water laid on; nice pardon, ploasantly situnßU, near the beach, overlooking the harbour, grand view; 'bus runs to the door; a very pretty and convenient place. — Apply to l\ F. Evnna, Queen-street. TO LET OR SELL, 4, 6, and S-roomed Houses, Farms, Holes, BusinessoF.— Grant and Cooke. 75, Queon-strcet, nno LET, a Cottage in Hobson-street.— JL Apply to M. Foley, Grocor, Hobson-strcet. fllO LET, a 7-roomed House in Auburn- A. street,—Apply to T. B. Smith, Kybc-r Puss Road. TO LET, a new 5-roomed House, just completed; gas and water laid on.—Ap ply next door, Hay3n-Btreet. lato Williamstreet. TO LET, in Symonds-street, two, three, or four Unfurciishcd Rooms to a respect able party; every convenience; position nood, and flno view; icrnis moderate.—For addrcif, apply Btaii Oiilce. mO LET, a neat 4-room d Verandah Cot- JL tage; water laid 09.—Apply at Gibbons's Produce Stores, McKelviestreet, Surrey Bills. TO LET, at Newmarket, a beautiful G roomed Cottage; overy convenience.— Apply to F. G, Clayton, TO LET, in MoElwain's Paddock, Kingsland, two Four-roonicd Vemndah Cottages.—Apply J. Morrison, A*sphaltcr, Xtw tonßoa4. TO LET, Cottage in Lorno-street, 4 rooms; rent, 8s por week,—M. Carr, Boot maker, Victoria-street Wost. TO iET, 4-roomed House with colonial oven and two fireplaces; good well of wator. Kingslaud Isntate; t's per week.—Apply to A. Flotcher, Kingeland Kstato. 0 LET, comfortably-furnished BctF rooni and Bktmg-room with use of kitchen, in a quiot family.—Apply Stab Ofllce. ' TO LET, JJ Rooraa and use of kitchen: Terms moderate — Mw Dunn, bottom of Church-street, Ponsonby. ri^O LET, a Five-vcomed Houso (now); I every convenience —Apply to Mrs Cargo, Ponsonby (opposite tho Thivo Lamps). TO LET, a nice Room, furnished or un furnished, with fireplace. —Apply to Mrs Evans, corner of Nelaon and Wellosloy street*. TO LET, at tho top of Hobson-streetTa Small Shop with fittings complete,, and four rooms.—Apply at tho Corn Store, top of Hobson street. - TO LET, junction of Queen and Grey streets, a'spacious and weU-lighte<i First Floor, 90 x 30, wuh or without SUcp, suitable for making-up factory, sliqw woins, etc — M. Browno. Ktt-streut, or at premises. TO LET, at KenyoiT Avonue, Valley Road, a beautifully-situated Houso and Ground, ooachhouso, stablo, and outbuildings complete, wich purchasing clause. — Apply to Carbines and Taylor, Auctioneer.-). 1 |1O LET, Hepburn-street, superior new X six-roomed Houses, gas and we,"er laid 011. —3. Y. Collins, Kamo Colliery Offjoe, JJ, Quecn strect ■ , TO LET, Farnbholl Redroom for a, Lady; ront, Sg Od nor week; reference Hiven and r-equirea.-Appiy, for addross, to Mr Wftlker, GrooCT.Xowton ttoad. TT\O LET, New 5-robmed House, Summer- A street, Ponsonby; immediate possession. —Apply J. 11. Drabblu. Urafton House, opposite Choral Hall. mO LET, 2 new Brick Shopa, veil- JL flniSicd; gas and nat(ir laid on; sitaated in Wellesley-street Kast.-J. B. Movpelh, No, 20, N.Z. Insurance. TO LET, at OueKungiiTa Six-i-oomed Cottage, QMUKtar Acru Allotment, in good order j every opnvonience; rental, 95.-J. M« LennoK, Estate Agent. ■' :. : , TO LET, A Shop and Residence at the corner of Pitt and Grey streets. Plate-' glass windows; gas and watcf laid 011, and, every convenience. — J, M. Lennox, KBfete Agent ■ v ' fl^O L.ET, Houeo, 8 Rooms, .ParnelT, X clpgantly furnished: large drawing-room openijpg on to (jarden, lyhich is large and well kept; eaa and water laid'ou; also, gaastovoi pretty bird's-eye view of harbour from the parden; Houso and Grounds have just beon thoroughly done up. - For full n&ruculars, apply Richardson and Crawley, 81, (jueon-sa-ei^. T"~O LET, P^,ifto>ned Houeo in SymondT street nc)«t Grammar School;- Bplendid view cjt Albert park, the Domain and harbour.: Vxrao cellar with concrete floor, bath-room, (\ntj every convenience; gas arid water-laid on.— Apply to Meiisrs Vaile and Douglas. Shoxtlund street; or, W. Rattray, 178, Q«.en-street. T"PARfiiEN;Tg forTespectable Married _ck Couplo ; Oadroom and use of Kitchen; rent moderate,—Apply Ul, Groystreet. ITOUSE TO LET.—"Mona View," 1 Karangahape Road, To Jjet—Apply to B. Gilmor, Hopburn or Fort-strcetß. v * ' OFFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.—An. ply to Conncll & Cooper. Solicitors. . OFFICE to Let, Somervell's Buflduioi", Qucon-Btreet — Apply t« Mr W. Cukmn, caro of Messrs Hcsketb, »ad Richmond, Solki tors, Bank Buildn\sa, Quesn-street. JL^r~ OS. W A IT. AX I. TIME TABLE FOR ' Leaving Auckland ovcry TUESDAY and FIUDAT, at S p.m. Leaving Whangarei every MONDAY and THURSDAY, except MONOAY, 97th, Instead of which she will leayo Wlwucarel on SATUR DAY, the 35th. ¥RQM WHANGAREI: TVjV,rii}ay, 2,4 p.m. Monday, 20, 2 p.m. Monday, 6, 2 p.m. Thursday, 23,10-a.in. Thursday, 9, 10 a.lll. Saturday. 25,10 a.m. Monday, 13. 2 p.m. Thursday, SO, 2 p.m. Thursday, 16, 4 p.m. Railways. OPENING OF M.ORRINSVILLE RAILWAY. The above Extension (Frankton Junction, for merly Hamilton Junction, to Morrinsvllle) will be Opened for Trafllo on WEDNEBDAY, October Ist, with the f ollowinpr TIME-TABLE: Morrinsville, dep 9.35 a.m. Motumaoho, „ .. .. § Kuroka, , § Ruokura Junction, „ .. 10.17 „ Hamilton Kast 8 HamUtonWeßt, „ .. 10.25 ~ Frankton Junction, arr... 10.30 „ Frankton Junction, dep... 2.40 p.m. Hamilton West. „ .. 2.47 „ Hamilton Kast § Ruakura Junction, „ .. 2M „ Eureka. „ .. % Motumaoho, „ .. § Morrinsville, arr. .. 2.35 „ § Calhi if required. Ruakura Junction is the Junction for Cist bridge. . ■ '■ Frankton Junction is the Junotlon for Auofc land and To Awamutu. ■■'" Passengers change into the Main Line Train at Frankton Junotion. , \ ' J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager New Zealand Railways. Auckland, September 25th, 1884. Tenders. m 0 b v i_l d c r 3. Tenders will be reoaived until 1 o'clock on MONDAY, October Utb, for the Erection of a Wood Dwelling Houße in Claremont-strect, Kybor Poeb. Pans at my Office, Canada Bu-ld "" ' HENRY G. WADE, Architect. mO BUILDERS. Tenders will be rcoaived until Noon 01. S -VT URDAY, October 4th, for tho Ereotion of a Wood Dwolling on Conereto Foundation in Symonds-atreot. Plans at my Office, Canada BuildinKS. HENRY G WADE , Architect. fin O B V I L-D B R S. &c utNa\ SOTth Brltißh Chambers. EDMUND BELL, Architect fr\ O BUILDERS. EXTENSION OF TIME. "Tenders will be received until noon of TUES DAY, September 30, for the Kroction of Villa Residence at Onolmnga. P. CHAPPELL BROWNE, — — Architect and Surveyor. City Chambers, corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane. ■ mo BUILDER S. Tondfcro will bo received until noon o| SATURDAY, the Ith of October, for Additions fa concrete, &c) to Villa Residcnco at North hore. Plan*, &o.,at my oftlco.cwacJ of Vulcan Lane and O'CcuweH-street W s g. SKINNER. Architect , Costumed aa Kra* Pn«o.



Personal. PERSONAL.— L.L.: Cull on Mrs Hanna ford Thursday. 7..VJ n.ru. -Letter awaits you nt General Post-of|[.-.-. _ E. WOODWARD, •Mo-arJTiyil-n, pleaaa call at Stab onicc. •; A YOUNG MAN would be very grateful " to any gentleman assisting him (by in- I llucnce)inohtainin:; jvuipl'nmem ; sood charac ter; total si'i.-Uiuar. - Address "It.,1' STAR Office. ■ VT7ILL any Gentleman give Employ- T* ment to a Married Mm? really much in want; is steady, ami of £o>\ character.— Apply "H.K.." Star Ofliec. TfiB~LATB~FIRB ~IN~WYNDHAM- ' STREKT.-MR FRiTrl b;-;;s to return liia Bincorc thanks to those kind frionda who 30. nobly assisted in savins bis property at the lata fire; more especially to Mr Lonorgran and lira Urquhart, who so kindly took cliarse o£ Mrrf F during the trying ot:ca?i<m- Tho Lad who rushed through the flames to save four kittens that were crying, 0110 of which was severely scjrehod, deserves particular notice. What would lie do to save a child ? A'tRIMONIAf,.—A younjr gentleman with £100prrRnniimaceksayou7u;Lad7 with ditto for a wife, fiend photograph elc., tQ • "Genuine." care of Haunaford'a Apimcy. In- j violahle secrecy. Photographs, e.tc, returned '.' by post: :- • ."3 - I Corporation Notices. QITT 0 F AVCKL AN Hi ADJOURNED MEKTING FOJt FIXING LEVELS OF LOKNE-STREET. It is hereby notified that it is the intontion of the City Council of Auckland to Fix the Levels or Lome Gtroet Plans mar be seen in the Gitj- Engineer's Office, Utah-street, Auckland, with in ollico hours: and all persons interested here in, or llahle to be ai>Ki icved thereby, will ba heard by City Council atun Adjourned Meeting, to be held on TIIUHSDAY, October !), 1831, at (fcOp.m. .-• P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clork'. Town Clerk's Office, Sept. 20,1881. 4F9 Lost and Fonnd, LOST, in Ponsonby, on Thursday, 25th| I a broad Silver Bracelet. — Finder witt ab'ligo by leaving samo at J. Blwarda'sS Jewoller, Welle3loy-streot LOST, Dark Brown Horso (three whitt) feet); soro shoulders, leather headstalls Finder rewarded. — Auckland Timber ■ Co.'a j atablog, Patteson-atreet. LOST, on Monday last, a Black-and white Fox Terrier; luxe a large round J black patch on the back.-Finder please return same to PublisVr. Stab Oiliqo. Anyone found detaining the »amo after this will b»' prosecuted. Tjf AS REWARp.— Lost, on Friday, 19fch» JL vr Gold Brooch with quartz centre.—The findor will receive the above reward on return ing same to Messrs .1. ljo:a:ruvf & Co., Queen-st. 4hl (\ a E ' W' 'A -?R; i>;; Wheroas a number of the Trees lately planted by Devonport Hoad Board in Victariustreefc wci-e.on (he night of the 23rd inst. Deliberately and Maliciously Rioken town and Destroyed- 1 the above reward ia horoliy oirbred, and wUI bo paid to any perron triyiug mien information ns will lead to the Conviction of the oflendor or olfenders. By crdi y, BENJ. TANNER, Devonnojt, Sept. 21,1SSJ. Secretary. att: -5HEa=-, .1 . .____s: ;: Business Notices^ ALEX. FERGUSOS X3L_> (Successor to N..G. Lennox's Branch BPSiNESS), AUCKLAND LIBRARY, BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND GENSRAI, ' FANCY GOODS DKI'GT, ",' jj 212, QcEKN-STHEET ' *I, [Oppdsile W, Me Arthur and Co.'a .Warehouse, Auckland). ;.S Having Purchased the abovo Business froij) Mr N« G. Lennox, I am now OPENING SOME 01.' MY FIRST ARRIVAL^ OF NEW STOCK; And beg to announce to the Ladies oC Auckland ■ A GRAND SPECIAL CHEAP SALE OP [jADIES' AND CHILDKKN'S HAND-BAG 3. - In PLUSU aiul LKATiiRR, A.130 a Largq Assortment of tho Nowest Petigna 1 IN SEALSJCIN AND LEATHER PURSES, POCKETEOOJKB, fix., „.. At Pi'ioos which such goodu have never bcfoi'o boon offered in Auckland. a - - , ■ ■ :..-.. 1 --fM The LIBRARY is bcinr; re-arranged, and a New Catalogue under course of propagation. All tho Newest Books are being constantly added. Aras. Ksita uson solicits a continuation of tho - Etronage of old Customers, and trusts, by care- ' 1 attention to tho wantrf of his clients, to merit eir Bupport. His idhi will be io su]>ply the Beat Roods at the Lowest Possible Price. —■ - . ,-v. i He draws tho sp«cia\ attention of the Ladies to his Cheap Sale of Hand-baKß,,&oi USlic" OPINION.-^Beet Boots made i in Auckland are at the Kconoiny Boot 1, Grey-streot. ■ ' ' ■... . j. fiADPIRI EXTENDED COAL-MLN INlf X COMPANY (LIMITED). ■ • "' , ; NOTICE l-O CONBUMKR3 OF WIDPDJI COAL. ■ " COAL from Other Mines In the Watato being now Introduced Into the Auoliiaivt . Market. Consumers of TAUPIEI COAL, ara Requestod to be Careful in giving thoirOrdera in future to ask tor " TAUPIRI COAL."' FRANZ SCHBRFB". Se tary. Auokland, Mar 28.1881. Medical. * \ ODONTALGICON, the now remedy for' Toothache, instantaneously stopa toothache, arrests docay, acts as a stopping. Price, Is.—O. W. Goodson, London Arcade, Solo Agent for Auckland. T> OSELINE foe the HAIR -This eTc _H.\i gant preparation oomplcttly eolipscs every article c\t a similar kind now. 'poi'ore tlio public. Prico.ls Cd a bottlo.—SHAntAtro, Apcihflcarieß'lliiill. ARNOIiD ,g PENNY ROYAL AND STEKb' PILL3.-ThD most popular medicine of the flay. Price, 296d'a box.—Colo- , nlal Agent, F, C. SnAK[ J( iNDi opposite tho Post ofllco - -■ r f p nnOOTHACHE CURE. — Instantaneous ± ReUof-ODONTALGIC.-l8 per bottle.— F. C. SHARIjAND, opposite Postoffiee. ■:,-,■:■■ R'~ ELIEE from Cough in Tea Minutes.— SHARLAND'S CHERRY PHCTORAL. Price,' 2a 6d and 4s 6d.—F. C. Saarland,' opposite th Post-onlce. . ' JG. HENDERSON'S • CniCRRY PECTORAL; 2s (id and is I'd per bottto. To ha hnd only at Medical Hall. Ponsonby. opposite Three.Lampg. S O R M • &. All children suffer from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Curo. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is paofcet.. . Apotheoarles'Hal opposite Post-offloe. ' T> -A T S !i,R A X S ! RA T 8 !—Use XV SiIARLAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and die: no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. F. C. SHARLAND, opposite) Post-office. •>. Auctions. TO-MORROW, ■ ' / SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, ;: 'At 1 o'clock.,. : •;•-.r % ' _ ' 6NEHUNGA AUCTION MART. i« WASH S' T A W D S ClhOßts of Drawors, Bedsteads Dreasev. Chairs. Tables tsmall and large) Bedding. Bird Cages, Side Saddles; Bridles Plough Harness, Horse Collars and Haimes . ' Water Troughs, Lawn Mower, Shovels Sowing Maoninos, American Organ, Oats " ' Tea, Sugar, Rico, 1 lied Auples, Kerosene Baking Powder, Troaclc, Honey, Pickles Bottle and Draught Vinegar Mustard, Sardines Sauce, Minced Meat, Ammonia, &0., &q."i Special Sale of Drapery in Variety, Without Reserve. '. ■■. ~' ~ WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer;'- r? WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l /irs Ex Aorangi. ' ...-,-: SUMMER BOOTS AND,, SUOK& -il Xx above steamer. ■ 1 TRADE SALE OF ABOVE.,- ■< Particulars in fntnre issne. ';' : gabbiel" lewis, • Auctioneer. V ; ' ' TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. J Ex Aorangi. '~,' .j FIREPROOF SAFES! :.''. ''~ , FIREPROOF SAFES ! ,:..:'*- OABRIEL LEWIS /'';^V: HAS i;oeoived instructions to sell, at fiia Rooms, on tho abovo datc,atll<>'olook^: O FIREPROOF SAFJffS, Tario^d.- SiMSj • ! continued os Foart* Pago, hufy.- ;