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A Melbourne Loan.

(Received October 3—1.15 p.m.) I.on'iki:., October 2. — The Commercial Bank will shortly raise the Melbourne Tram way Company's loans. An Alarming Rumour. A cablegram from Australia, which has bicn published in a London paper, stating that the Duke of Manchester had been at tacked by blacks, caused considerable ex citement and anxiety.

SUPREME COURT. - Yesterday (Concluded).

Criminal Sittings.

(lleforo His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

AM.EOKD BIJROLARV. •- Joseph William Klieber was charged with having, on the 31st August last, broken into the shop of .lames Mcleod, at Herd's Point, Hokianga, and stolen therefrom _!■_ gun hammers, I! gun locks, 24 gun nipples, 12 gun springs, etc The prisoner, who pleaded not guilty, was defended by Mr. E. Mahoney.-The Crown Prosecutor, in his opening state ment, explained that the prosecutor was a blacksmith and the prisoner a locksmith, both residents of the Hokianga district- After hearing tho evidence, the jury acquitted the prisoner, who was accordingly discharged.

THIS DAY.

His Honor took his seat at 10 o'elocl;

Eonoi.sc and Ui'TiiiiiNii. — Frederick Orren was arraigned upon an indictment charging him with forging and uttering a cheque for the payment £3 "2s. Od. on the _J3rd February last, with intent to defraud, and to which the prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Williamson, Crown Solicitor, opened the case for the prosecution.—Alfred Ilnyr, residing nt Brighton, deposed that prisoner lodged at his house for some time, and when he pressed for his lodging account, prisoner gave him a cheque for £11 2s. Od. Ho gave him 19s. by instal ments of a few shillings at a time, the final instalment being 2.1. The cheque was dis honoured— Cross-examined by prisoner: You had taken drink. Did not say I would not press tho matter while your clothes were in my possession. Your clothes are still in jny house. — Mr Mitford, bank cler__, deposed that the cheque was presented for payment, but there was no account. —Win. Chopped, clerk, mid Dectective Walker gave evidence. The jury found a verdict of guilty. His Honor, in passing sentence, said that this was not the prisoner's first offence, or the sentence would be comparatively light; but he had already suffered three years' penal servitude for a similar crime. Sentence, four years' penal servitude. False Pretences. —Edward Bickertoii pleaded guilty to uttering a cheque for the payment of Jtl with intent to defraud Al- Ired George Pnlleng, hotelkeeper. A second charge was then preferred, viz., that lie, tho prisoner, did on the 4th Juno obtain groceries of Thomas Hill by means of false pretences. Prisoner pleaded not guilty to /he second charge. Thomas Hill, grocer, Wolloslcy-street, deposed that prisoner called at his stoic on the 4th of June, in company with Mrs jiickerton. Tho lady said she was about to open a small shop, and would like to deal with him (Mr Hill). He replied that, as t hey were strangers, ho should expect cash, at least for the first transaction. Mrs Bickertoii wished for a few goods to take with her, amounting to 13s. Sent tho goods as directed by the boy, who returned with out tho money. Ho called himself on tho following morning. Mr Bickertoii said, "All rig Hit; don't bo alarmed."

At this stage of the ease, His Honor ad dressed tho jury, showing that Mr Hill simply parted with his goods in anticipation of payment, and there was really no evid ence of false pretence beyond that of ordi nary occasions. Tho jury acquitted the prisoner on the second charge. The prisoner addressed tho Court in mitigation of sentence for the offence to which he had pleaded guilty. He said he had always led a respectable life, and had held situations of trust in Victoria; but, unfortunately, in an evil hour he had fallen under the temptation of drink, which had reduced him to his present position. Ho was exceedingly sorry. Sentence, six mouths' imprisonment. William Birss, father of tho child, Jo posed that on tho evening in questien, he was going to Rangariri, met the prisoner. Bernard Charles Beale, medical practi tioner, residing at Hamilton, deposed to examining the child on the 30th. ult. The apparent injuries were not from natural causes.

Prisoner addressed the jury in defenco, and pointed out some discrepancies of a minor character in the evidence There was a man in front of him on tho road. He ivas astonished on being arrested, as he knew nothing of such an offence having been committed. He was innocent.

His Honor, in summing up, said it was unfortunate in tho present ease that the little girl was unabla to give her evi dence, so that they were left alone with tho facts that the girl was coming home from school, and that she re ceived certain injuries from someone. If they had any doubt as to the prisoner's guilt, it was their duty to give the pri soner the benefit of that doubt.

The jury found tho prisoner "not guilty," and he was forthwith discharged. Foroino, Uttering, ahp L.ircenv,— Frank Henry Tanqueray James, was ar raigned upon an indictment charging ______ mthjforginjjand uttering with intent to/rand, anil with larceny of anumberof photographic views on the 9th August, the property of E. 11. Bartlett, of Auckland. —Prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Williamson, for tho prosecution, represented the case, and Mr Napier appeared in defence.—Frederick Win. Edwards, manager to Mr Bartlett, deposed that ho had been ten years in Mr Bartlett's employ. Prisoner was en gaged in the establishment in February as a retoucher and improver. He was not generally in the habit of selling views. *Heleft on the 11th of August, of his own accord. He received 25s per week. Did not miss the views (produced) until after he had seen them in the Police Court. Ho identified .them as Mr Bartlett's property. Some of the views were prepared specially for show purposes.

GREAT FIRE AT TAHITI.

■The Business Centre of the Town

Destroyed..

A MOST destructive fire which occurred at Tahiti in August consumed almost every store in the place, and the rest of the town had an exceedingly narrow escape- from destruction. Messrs Dsnald and Edin-

borough, of Auckland, have received tho

following particulars from their corres _{ pondent on tho island_ — A most de structive fire carried off on the 22nd

August almost the entiro business centre of our town, that is tho stores of Messrs A, Crawford and Co., John Royd, Do Grenor, Stuart, Drollett (junior), Capo and Young, Ah Yon, Yet Leo (formely Hop Fo's restaurant), You Kee, Ralntx 'fapinot, and Firono Dar.-oe's building, anof the upper story of Coppcnwrath's order etore. Tho loss to the latter la estimated at about __1,000, which is comparatively right Tho total loss is estimated at between £5,000 to £10,000. The buildings destroyed were stores and dwelling-houses, some of wood and others of stone. Strange to say, tho Society Com mercial had imported a large fire-engine from San Francisco, and wero trying it iust before the firo broke out. It came in Exceedingly useful at tho conflagration, and probably proven ted total destruction of the whole town.

The now church of St. Augustine at Napier was consecrated yesterday. Undeterred by threatened judgments, a number of M.H.R. s are arranging to go on an excursion to Napier and Cisbomo, leaving Wellington to-night. An adjourned sitting of the, R.M..Cong wae held this morning before Mr H. G. both Smith, for the purpose of hearing a judg ment summons case brought by j' »• Scott, hotelkeeper, of Gisborne .against Frank Willmott, proprietor of •»»««*« Tronpe recently in Auckland, and now per. forming at the Thames The claim was £0 15s, for board and residence. Mr *■_**" appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Thoo Cooper for the judgment debtor. i-he latter gentleman rai ß ed a technical objec tion, viz., that the summons which had been issued against the judgment debtor should not have been token out in this ctis- Met without the leave of the Court seeing that the debtor is domiciled in another dis trict; His Worship held the objection to fas'fatal, and therefore dismissed the ease.

MINING NEWS.

(BY Tl.--Efi_.AFII—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

TjIAMKS, this day. CAMBRIA.— Tho manager has let a con tract for tho continutioii of tho prospecting crosscut an additional 100 feot. Good country is still being penetrated. Moanataiabi.—White, tribute!', crushed three loads for 1207.5. 4dwts. ■

Tho railway extension to Cambridge is to he opened on Wednesday next, and tho time-table will be found in another column.

Tho sharemarkot was very dull to-day, business done being confined to Cambrias, which changed hands at Is Sd, there being buyers at the same figure.

Sixty candidates have entered for the University examination in connection with the Canterbury College which will be held on November 10. Eight are for the M.A. degree, fifty-one for tho B. A., and one for the LI..D,

Mr Jas. Hollis, who comes to Auckland Telegraph Oliice, has been in the service at Clifistchui'Ch for over 12 years, and on leaving he was presented with a souvenir by his fellow operators.

With tho expectation of attracting to their district all Wellington and West Coast vessels requiring docking, Lyttelton Harbour Board have reduced their rates for use of the dock.

An accident- occurred about 5 p.m. yester day to a man named Coylo, a carpenter liv ing in Napior-strcot. While engaged shingling the roof of a house in Anglesea street, near Ponsonby Road, ho fell off the roof—a distance of about Hi feet—on to a paling fence, thereby causing a wound in tho thigh. Dr Knight was in attendance, and ordered the man's removal to his homo. The accident is not likely to provo serious.

The Waitemata County Council mot this afternoon, and accepted the following ton dors :—Widening and metalling i)S chains, Karakara Hill Iload, Waitakcrei South, Parsons and Jones, Llo.'i; forming and fascitling road from Swanson Station to railway crossing, XV, Buchanan, L 47 ; reconstructing Cobbler's Hill Bridge, Great North Road, Hudson and Branton, Lsli ; 14s; laying pipe culverts and forming 41 chains Hepburn's Road, Waikomiti, John W. Porter, L 23 ; forming and draining 41 chains Archibald's Road, Waikomiti, Bar sons and Jones, L 23 10s; reconstructing bridge at Big Muddy Creek, Manukau, Hudson and Branton, LOU; repairing bridge and roid nt Lucas's (.'reek, deferred ; reconstructing Dairy Flat bridge, doforred.

In reply to a deputation which waited upon him yesterday in reference to tho pro posed separation of tho North and South Islands for Volunteer prize shooting pur poses, Hon. Mr Ballance said it had been represented to him that tho feel ing in the South was unanimous in favour of a division. Ho had also boon in formed that if a meeting were held in each island, a triennial competition could tako place in some central part of the colony. Captain Bailey expressed a hope that tho Government would try and get more than L2;"io voted for tho prizo-firing, and said ho would telegraph to.Auckland, Thames, and other Volunteering centres, to ascertain their views on tho question of division.

THE AUCKLAND BVE^INp STAR, FKIDA^" OCTOBER 3, 1884,



Sporting. /YNKIIUNHA HA CI Nil CLUB. TO I'.B 111'.1.1i ON THE ONKIIUNGA RACECOURSE. NOVEMBER 22, ISS4. S xivAnDa. _!' sum Webb, Oates, Harr, Uroolc ' Hold, Unuln on, D.ihy, Suttle, Kelly,. W'ultio, Neiloon, and Adams. Juogk.—Mr V. La wry. S'I'AUTKn.-Mr 0. C. itfcGee. Cr.GKK ok Sc.-i.K.-v-Mr Haley, Ci.K.ttic ok Cot'KSK.—Mr Casey, JlA_.niCAP___RS.—The Committee. Totalizator Stewards. — Messrs Howe, Hrooklleld, and Oatos. TiMitKKi.i _n.—Mr Doro. Treasurer.—Mr Hrooklleld. SPRING HURDLE RACE of iOsovs.-Nomir.a tion, 20..; acceptance. iOs. Histance, l] miles, over S lliahts of hurdles. NOVEL RACK of Maova.—Nomination, 30s. Distance, 1 mile. Tho winner to be the pro perty of the Club, and sold immediately after iho race; the proceeds to go to tho Club. ONKHUNGA SPRING HANDICAP of lOOsovs. —Second horse to receive lOsovs. out of the stake 3. Nomination, 2sovs.; acceptance, 3-Ovs. Distance, 1_ milos. HACK RACE of lOsovs.— Nomination, 20a. Distance, 1 mile. Minimum weight, Sst. SELLING HURDLE RACE of SOsovs.-Noml nation, 30s. Weight-for-age. The winner to be sold (or GOsovs. If for oOsovs. allowed 71b.; if for JOsovs., lilb.; if for SOsovs.. 211b.; and for SOsovs.. 281b. PONY RACE of lOsovs.—l mile; catch-weight. Nomination, '-03. STF.W VRDS' HANDICAP of 30sovs., and Cup of the value of 1530v5. (presented by Mr Win. Adams). J mile.-Nomination. 20s; accep tance, lOs. Nominations Spring Handicap and Hurdles, October 17. Weight, to appear October 21. General Entry and Acceptances, October 31. WM. WEBB, Secretary. Medical. aANDEßTON'SChcapDispensary, Newt on.—Reasonable charges lor all kinds of Medicines, Sundries. Drugs. Teeth extracted ; scnsioility of nerve destroyed. 0~~ DONTALGICON, the now remedy for Toothache, instantaneously stops tooth acho. arre-ts decay, acts as a stopping. Prieo, Is.—C. XV. Goodson, London Arcade, So.c Agent for Auckland. _— _~_TT~ ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL \J AND STEEL PILLS.—Tho most pomilar medicine of the day. Price, 2s 6d a box.—Colo nial Agcni, F. C. Sharland, opposite tho Post office . JG. HENDERSON'S • CHERRY PECTORAL, 4s G• , 2s Gd, Is (id per bottle. To be had only at Medical Hall. Ponsonby. opposite Threo Lampa riPOOTIIACHE CURE. — Instantaneous L ReIief—ODONTALGIC—Is per bottle.— F. C. SHARLAND. opposite Poat-oiiice. OSELINE for the HAIR —This ele i gaht preparation completely eclipses every article of a similar kind now heforo the public. Prieo, Is fid a bottle.—Sharland, Apothecaries 'Hall. "A T8! RATS! RATS !—Use I SHARI-AND'S PHOSPHOR PASTE, Rats eat it greedily, and dio : no smell. Price. One Shilling a Bottle. P O. SHARLAND, opposite Post-office.



Railways. OPENING OF THE CAMBRIDGE RAILWAY. On WEDNESDAY NEXT, October 8. the above Extension from Frankton Junction (formerly Hamilton Junction) will ho opened for traffic with tho following daily service, and until further notice :— Miles from Cambridge. »a"'i Cambridge, dep •»•*> 3 Hautapu, .. ••. ■■ •• \ _ Fcncourt | 8 Tamahero •• .■• •• ■• ' 11 Mongonui s 12 Ruakura Junction .*"•'' 15 Hamilton East * 15 Hamilton Wo t f-f IS Frankton Junction, nrr Ie.JH Miles from Frankton Junction V'"j- Krai.ktoh Jtinciion, dep J™ 1 Hamilton West **' 2 Hamilton East „s„ 5 Ruakaka Junction °"° (i Mongonui | 9 Tamahero | I_. Fcncourt 1 14 Hautapu „ ,n 16. Cambridge, air o,ou . Flag Stations Trams call when required. Notice must be given to tho guard previously. ' Frankton Junction (formerly Hamilton Junc tion) is the junction for Auckland and re Awa mutu. All pas capers from tho Branch change int. the Mail L;nc Train at Frankton Junction, and rice versa. On WHDNESDAY Next, October Bth, a SPECIAL TRAIN will leave HUNTLY and intermediate Stations to CAMBRIDGE and back, in the following times :— Huntley, dep. .. 12.15 Cambridge, dep. 7.0 Taupiri :. .. 1130 Hamilton West.. 7.40 NgaruttWahia .. 12.50 Ngaruawahia .. 8.25 Hamilton West 1.35 Taupiri .. .. 8.10 Cambridge, arr. 2.20 Huntley, arr. .. 8.55 J. P. MAXWELL, General Manager N.i_. Hallways. Auckland. October 3,1851.



Advertisements Late for Classification .____ TO BE LET, Two Furnished Rooms and qktino'-room to Two Respectable -Oitng Gentlemen .y2 W^gS widow lilds'-For nt^rßa «^vp"i___ STAB offlC°- AGGIiTWheF-B. been? Why, to McDonal's, 71, Grey-street (late of Hob- BOn-streetMor some Cheap Household Com modities and Wearing Apparel.



Wanted. WANTED, several good General Ser vants.—Mrs Blnnck's Registry Olllce, 111), Victoria-street. WANTED, General Servant. — Apply Mrs Bavin, Grafton I toad, before 2 p in, References required. W" ANTE Da good Tttilorcss.— R. Stow, Tailor, Victoria-street. "^TTANTED to Let, Two (.roomed T* Houses^ rent, 12s and 13s.—Apply to Field, Grocer, Kichmond Road. WANTED, a Team of good Working Bullocks. — Apply to J. _.. Gibbons, ' Olaua Sawmills, Waiukii. WANT ED, Housemaids, Generals, Nurse Girls, and Servants of alt classes. —A. McLeod's Registry, Oxloy's Buildings, Wharf, or St. Mary's Road, Ponsonby, WANTED, a Strong Lad ; must bo used to horses and milking.—Apply to W. J. Hurst and (Jo„ Queen-street, WANTED, a good (.icnornl Servant.— Apply to Mrs G. Harper, Mount Kdon Road, near toll gate. WANTED, Two Respectable Girls as Apprentices to the Dressmaking. — Apply Miss Scott, at Mr Burton's, Baker, Grafton Road. WANTED, throe or four smart Men to — sell papers.—Apply Publisher, S'l'..nOlllce. WANTED, by a highly respectable Young Man, .Situation in any oapicily. Maeh in unci. Good character. Total ahjiuiner.—Aihltcss 11, stai. Olllco. WANTED, a Youth accustomed to cut ting off brick at pug mill.-Apply K. and 1!. Under, Devoijport. ANTED, Apprentices to Mantlo inaklng and Boys' Tailoring.—Mllnc & Choycc. WANTED, Vobth"with knowledge of trade or willing to learn.—Apply 11. J. Turner, Cabinet-maker and Upholsterer, Devon pork WANTED, Doy about 14 years for Mt. T T Kden, to mini two cows and mako him self generally useful; all found.—Apply Star Office. W r ANTED, steady, industrious Girl as General Servant. Must thoroughly understand housework. No other need apply. —Impel ial Hoarding-house, Groy^strceL \ArANTED, a Boy for the country, to Ii milk and make himsolf useful.'- Apply to A. 11, Kastwood, Park ttcail, opposite tho Hospital. WANTED, throe or four energetic Young Men ns Canvassers; also, an Office Boy—must write a good hand.--Singer Manu facturing Co., ail. Queen-street. XXT ANTED, a Saleswoman.—Apply A. T T Unabury & Co. _\T ANTED, a good (lenoral Servant ; V V cooking and laundry work Indispens able—Apply Mrs Hill (Rev. J. S. Hill), Grafton Road, Wf ANTED, a Stoker. — Apply at Auck- T T land Timber Co.'s Steam Saw Mills, Woodware Factory, and Timber Yards, Cus toms-street West. an experienced Dressmaker IT to lake charge of work-room in a suburban house. References required.—Apply by letter, Stating terms, to "K._il.G.,"Stau Olllce. WANTED, a Bricklayer to Build two Double Chinineys.-Win. Reld, Builder, Charles-street. Rocky Nook. \VJ~ ANTED, immediately, Apprentices TT and Improvers to the Dressmaking.— Apply M. Bcwieko, 113. Victoria-street. WANTED, a dozen or so of good laying Fowls. — Apply, stating price, etc., to " Purchaser," Star Olllco. "\ATANTED, by a young lady, a few TT Music Pupils. Terms moderate. — Ad dress R.T., Star Office. _\7 ANTED, a smart, energetic Partner V T with £f>o to join concern; must be good canvasser; state experience and references.— " Zero," SrAit Olllco. WANTED.— £000 to i'SOO a year can bo made by investing £I,oo_, luuratiro City Business; owner leaving colony alter It months' service gratis.—J. R. Randcrson, Auctioneer. W" ANTED TO SELL, firocory"Business, with commodious Shop and Dwelling; comer sito; grand < h nice for an cnergetia man. —J. It. Randcrson, Auctioneer. WANTED, immediately, (lentlcman with small amount of capital to take an interest in a Travelling Theatre Company; an interview will convince anyone of the surity of the enterprise; no experience required.—Call on Saturday between the hours of 2 ami I o'clock p.m., or address Manager, City Hotel, Hohson stroot. ' WANTED, Cricketers to know Mosgicl Flannel mud Tweed Trousers to measure (stonm shrunk), ISsfid pair.—New Zeuland Tweed Co., Shorllanil-street, Auckland. WANTED, some cheap Corrugated iron; slightly damaged would do. -Apply W. 11. Cooper, Auckland Brick and Tile Co. Breakwater Road. _\T ANTED, Tenders on or boforo tho 9th TT inst. for Concrete Work of 8 Shops in Hobson-strecL — Apply to Thomas Constable, Hubson-streer. XXT ANTED, two or three respectable Men V T as Boarders; largo, airy bedrooms; terms. ISs. w.ishing included.-Mrs Smith. Beresford- Street 't'liril house from Foresters' Ball). ANTED KNOWN — Mrs Widgery, Certificated Midwife, Nowmarkct-street, Newmarket. Highest medical references. Wf ANTED, everyone to Purchase our T T own mako Urst class Side-springs. Men's at 8s ; Women's and Hoys', 7s ; Maids' and Hoys', 5s fid ; Children's, all sizes, Is. — Economy Boot Shop, Orgy-street. WANTED, Groom and Gardener, Pon sonby; must be a tirst-class man at each branch.—Apply with leferei.ccs to "Stella," Star Olllce. WANTED KNOWN.—Children's Cots, Lamps, Fenders, Charcoal Irocs, Tea pots, and Cruets, cheap, at I". Roycroft & Co.'s, Ironmongers, Victoria-street (next Oainpier's), _XT ANTED TO SELL, Pure Bred Dark T T Brahmas; two or three pairs or trios ; also Eggs of same for siltiiig.-^C. T. Wren, Rcmueriij X\T ANTED, 2 or ,'i Building Allotments TT neighbourhood of Ponsonby. - State situation aiid lowest price to "Ponsonby,' Star Olllce. WANTED to Borrow, £150, on good security.—Apply by letter to "Loan," S'l'Ali Office. \»rANTED, oilers to Loaso, for 7 or 14 VY years, an Allotment of about} acre, in SymoiH-S-stroet.—Particulars on application to C. 11. Mitford, Hank of Now -.calami. X7S7'ANTED KNOWN, Colfco Tables, 5s V T (Id ; Toilet Tables, Is lid.; Loo Tables, oval, 19s; ditto, round. 203; Kitchen Tables, 8s 6d, 10s, lis; Meatsafes, 8s (id; Kitchen Dressers, ■Sis—at Dampicr's Hobson-atreet Shop. ANTED KNOWN—Having Bought 100 many New Grecian Cane-seated Chairs, I will sell 50 cases of them at much less than theyt can bo bought at auction, namely, Is 3d each; also. New Painted Wood Chairs, 3s 3d: Cano-seated do, 3s 3d; Arm-chairs, (is Cd ; Folding-chairs (carpetseated), 5a fid; Kockm^ choirs (with arms), Cane-seated. 10s; Cluldron s Rocking-chairs, 3s, at Dampicr's, Hobson-stroot. ANTED KNOWN— Martin's 'Bus will run to and from the Avenue, Par noil, every hour. ForHlro-SaddleandHarncss Horses. WANTED X N O XV N.—Handsome Stalled Couchos, 14s6d and 10s Cd; hand- S(fiueStui_fedChair3,los;Chest3OfDrawers,lD3(id; Washstands, 5a lid ; Colonial Couches, 5s 3d ; Stretchers, 6s; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Racks, Is fid.—At Dampicr's Hobson-.t Shop. ANTE!) KNOWN.—D. W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby Road, are now showing a splendid assortment of Prints and Sateens, also Summer Dross Goods, in all the leading shades. Exceedingly good value. | ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber ! Cheap Timuekl And all other kinds of Building Material, can bo purchased cheaper and better than anywhere c:se at tho yards af D. Goi.die, Albert-street- ANTED SEEN, D, XV. Jack & Co.'s Summer Millinery, Flowers, Feathsrs, Hats in all the latest novelties, fashionable, cheap, and good; also, a well-assorted stock of Fancy Goods, Ribbons, Lace 3, Gloves, Hosiery, otc, etc. WANTED KNOWN.—D. W. Jack and Co., Ponsonby Road, have just oponcd a large stock of Corsets, including tho new patent "Simplex." All prices, from Is lid. N.B.— Special lino, worth 7s Cd, which wo are selling at is. . X\T ANTED KNOWN—St. Jacobs Oil, TT 2s 3d the bottle; Dr. Do Jonah's cele brated Cod Liver Oil, 2s 6d ; Pain Killer, lid ; Insect Powdor, 9d the tin; Hollowav's Pills and Ointment, Is 2d; Senna, 2d the ounco; Salts, 2 ounceß Id; at Dampicr's, Hobson-Btreet. ANTED—When you are in Hobson strcct call and see the large and ohoiee stock of Mosgiol and Bannockburn Tweeds, for tho present season, at Mupro and Milligan's. WANTED, 1,000 Watches and Clocks to Clean and Repair, at T. NutsforiTs, Watchmaker, Victoria - street (noxt Union Bank), Charges moderate; all work warranted for 12 months. WANTED KNOWN — Inferior Tea, 3d per lb; Splendid Tea. Is Cd; Baking Powder, Cd the lb tin; Canary Seed, id tho lb; Carraway Seed, 6d; Arrowroot, 6d per lb; Good Sauce, Id tho bottle; at Dampior's, Hobson-strcet. WANTED KNOWN, that all working men can save thoir money by calling at the Governor Gordon Restaurant. All Meals Sixpence; Board and Lodging 15s per week.— Robert Murdoch, Proprietor.—Note the addresß —Nearly opposite the Waitemata Hotel, and olosotothePock. WANTED KNOWN—Charles Kelsey and Co. have just unpacked a Choice Assortmont of New Goods in Silver and Gold Jewellery ; every thing guaranteed, as they keep no imitations.—Charles Kelsey and Co.. 120, Queen-street. WANTED KNOWN-In Jewellery, Charles Kelsey and Co. sSU continues to confino themselves entirely to Real Silver and Real Gold. Buyers will find a large assort ment to choose from, and of tho newest de signs.— ChariraKclaoy&C^l^Quoen-st^ WANTED, the Owners of Hotels, Restaurants, and all Householders to know that tho New Zealand Sugar Co. (Limited) are giving the highest price for Hones at their Depot, Customs-street West, and that arrange ments have been made for collection on applica tion at tho Depot, to the agent, Robt. Geo. Hill. WANTED KNOWN, —That Weekly Sales of Furniture and Goneral Merchan dise are held at Mercantile 3ale Rooms'ton trance Mercantile Chambors, next Bank New Zealand). HUNDREDS of pieces of Furniture to select from, privately or at auction, and always at AUCTION PRICES. The B_ving that may bo effected in Furniture, Bedding, so,, &c„ is fully THIRTY PER CENT, on ordinary prices. Heads of families and all thrifty persons, CALL at once, a_ both Grocery and Drapery Goods are being sent in for sale,—J. R. Randor sou, Auctioneer. !



Wanted. -VX7-ANTED KNOWN—Croydon Sheet- TT ing, nearly two yards wide (2yds), 3d per yard.—John Green, Ba, Victoria .treat. ANTED KNOWN—Littlo Boya' Jer sey Suits; also, Knickerbocker Suits; the latter for 5s fid per suit—J. Green, 85, Vic toria-street W~ANTED KNOWN-Black Cashmere Cloth, Is yard ; Brilliant. Black Lustre, lOd yard.—J. Green, S3, Victoria-street. WANTEDKNO WN—Forgood Regatta and Dressed White Shirts, call at J. - Green's, 85, Victoria-street Note.—Regattas, Is; White Shirts, .'ls lid. WANTED KNOWN—Our Stock of Oriental Laces is the cheapest and prettiest, in the city, from (id to 2s yard; also, Collarettes of the same.—J. Green, 85, Victoria street WANTED KNOWN—Boys' Hats from Id to .s ; Cabbago Tree Hats, Is Id. last year's price 2s (id each. — J. Green, 85, Victoria-street WANTED KNOWN — Perapiration proof Collars, Bizo 11. stand-up shapes (no other size), price Is, at ,1. Green's, 85, Vic toi'ia-street WANTED KNOWN—White Turkish Towels, !)d ; do., large Hath Towels, Is each.—J. Green, 85, Victoria street. ANTED KNOWN — Honeycomb Quilts two and a-quarter yards (21), Is fid ; two and a-half yards (21), 5s lid.—.l. Green, 85, Victoria stroot. ANTED KNOWN— Laco Curtains, 3s od, is, 6s lid, 7a Cd, and 12s per pair: 12s curtains are I yards long. —I. Green, 85, Vlo t oria-street WANTED KNOWN — Ginghams (a splendid assortment); prices, .'ld, Oil, and '.Id per yard.—J. Green, 85, Victoria-street. W" ANTED KNOWN, Now Opon, the Auckland Tebacco Company's Agency, Stone Bros.' Bulluiiiga, opposite Firth's Mill. ANTED SEEN, the Splondid As sortment of Cigars, Cigarettes, and Tobaccos manufactured by tho Auckland Tobacco Company.— Stone Bros.' Buildings, opposite Firth's Mill. W~ "ANTED, Smokers to try for them selves tho Cigars, Cigarettes, and To baccos made hy tho Auckland Tobacco Company. —Auckland Tobacco Company's Agency. ANTED KNOWN, that tho" Auck land Tobacco Company's Cigarettes aro tho Host in tlio market—Auckland Tobacco Company's Agency. ANTED KNOWN, that tho Auck land Tobacco Company manufacture Mild, Medium, and Full-flavoured Tobaccos, suitable for all palates.—Auckland Tobacco Company. Agency. WANTED-Spocial Bargains—2o Dozen Cambric and Oxford Shirt., 3s 6d, worth double; sDozen Boyß' Jersey Suits, Is Cd, worth double ; 20 I'iecus DyoBS Maluriuls, good shades, (is lid dress, worth double.—J. M. McLachlaii. ANTED, a Middle-aged Woman ablo to wash and sew.—Apply at Belmont Hoii-C, Viiiccnlt-Btreet ANTED at Onco, Coat Hand; also, good Trousers and Vest Maker.-J. Williams, Tailor, Victoria-sired. W~ TNTEb,Rubick7nd~".f_^vio^Briok' laycrs, to finish thoir contract, or it will bo finished at their risk and expense.—MeOluro & Fountain. WANTED, Tenders, on or beforo Mon day, October oth, for Painting apd Papering 4 and 8-iooined Houses (labour only).— Apply to Mr 11. Pitts, Builder, Devoiiport. WANTED— A Young Lady, engaged in business during the day, requires Board and Resideiieo in privato family; terms moderate.—Address " E.M.," Star Olllee. _\f ANTED, by an experienced man, a VV • Situation us Clerk of Works.—Apply A.H., Star Olllee. WANTED, Respectable Lad for hair dreseiiig biißin.ss.—W. C, Porter, Tobacconist, Queen-street ANTED, a Driver. Must bo steady man with good references. -Sam. White, Custuinsstrcct. WANTED, Two rcspoctablo Men a. Boarders; ISs, washing included.—Mrs Hunter, first house Hepburn-street, Ponsonby Road. . WANTED, smart, active Boy for Bottle washer.—Apply to Chambers, corner of Pictim-Blrcetatul I'oii.onhy Road. W" ANTED, a Youth to look after Horse ai.d Buggy and make himself useful.— Apply >.'./.. li'iM/cii Meat. Coini'iiuy. WANTED, by Lady, in private family, Furnished Sitting-room anil Bedroom combined, nuarShelly Bench llJad, Ponsonby; felate lowest terms. —^'_Hni_ned_iatn," Star Olllee, WANTED to Buy, "Light"Spring Cart Horse and Hnrncg..—Apply, stating price, to Colonial, Hox lliii. P. 0., Auckland. WANTED, a Situation, by a respect ablo Girl. Is willing and obliging. References if required. — Address at occe by letter to M.M., Star Olllee. WANTED KNOWN, Mangling done at Cobden-streot, Newton. 2_d a dozen. Vl/'ANTED, by a poor, lono Now Chum, T T respectable Board and Rosidcnco on moderate terms. The fo lowing objectod to:— Kids, boarding-houses, widows, teetotalers, pianists, non-smokers, Salvationists, sowing machinists, and obdurate, strict landladies. StrictU' genuine.—Terms and particulars to " Forsaken." Star Office. ANTED KNOWN. — Lota of Fresh Drapery, including—Black Italian Cloth, 2s lid ; Cretonne, 3} and 7)d : Men's Braces, Dd; Windsor Scarves, Is; lilack Burlington do., 6d ; Apron Handkerchiefs, lljd ; Boys' Suits. 5s 3d : Boys' Tweed Trousers, 3s lid ; Black Satin, la Cd and 19 lid ; Large Lot of Soiled Black Wadding, 0 yards for !U; Men's Washing 'I ies, is pertloz.; Men's Hard Felt Hats, Is Gd; Tweed, is und Is Od; Linen Collars, all sizes, id ; Cretonne Bind ing, 2d yard; Dress Preservers. Id tho pair; Black Cashmere, Is 6d and 2s Ud ; S'.ate Silesia, 3.d: Fancy Ribbonß, id ; Orund Line of Ladies' Umbrellas, Is id; Funcy Aprons, id, Cd, and Is; Babies' Bibs, Cd; Black Kid Gloves, Is lid; Men's Regatta Shirts. 2s lid; Whito Moleskin Pants, 03 lid ; Men's Pago.Coats, 10s; Working Shirts. Is; Coloured Handkerchiefs. Id; Men's Real Good Nightcaps, reduced to Is per doz„ cheap enough for dish cloths; Coloured Cash mere Twill, SUI; Coloured and Black Jersey Gloves, 7Jd ; Children's Socks, from 2*d ; Cor sots, Isf.d; 10 1 markets, (is Od ; Gr.vd tine of Coloured Sateens, s*fd ; Embroidered Collars, Is; Hoi le's Host Prints, old ; Black Lustre, Old ! 3C inch Calico. 5s 3d the doz. yards; 32-luoh do., .'ls G<l tho doz.; Grey do., from 2*d; Coloured Damask, Kid; Coloured Silk '■quares, 1_<l; Ijivender Water, lid bottle; l'liKjk Straw Tints, Old ; Man's Striped Socks, Gld ; Shetland Ribbed Socks, lid ; the ijulios' Jackets are now reduced to 5s lid, and the Ladies' Ulsters arc reduced to 7s lid; Childron s, 2s lid ; Bleached Swansdown Calico, Is; Violet Powder, Id the lih'ge packet; Pomade, fid the bottle: Print Skirts, la Od; 10-1 Whito Quilts. G3 'Id; Towels. 2_d 3!<l. Ud ; 72 ---inch Unbleached Sheet lug, Hid; 72-inch Bloachod do., Is; Wool Beige, 73d, lO'd; Ladlos Leather Bags, Is each; I_ot of Frosh Jewellery, cheap; at Dumpier:] VVakolleld-stroot Shop. , W'"" ANTED, tho Inhabitants of I'arnoH to Know that W. 11. Damnier. Boot maker, opposite tho Barrel Hotel, Pift-nell. ten ders his sinccro tlwinks to thorn for tho patron age already accorded to him. and thatho intends to astonish them wltiyn's Wonderful Bargains in Boots and Shoes far the future, which will always bo tho same in prico and quality as at hls Town Shop. For particulars please read the Town Advertisement, which is tho noxtone to this. , ANTED KNOWN—Boots! Boots! Another grand lot Purchasers arc requested to show their Bargains to their friends—Men's K.S. Boots (our own make, some thing astonishing). Us Cd; Men's ICnglisk Bluchers, is 9d; Men's Handsome Durable Patent Leather Slippers, 2s Ud; Men's Real Bull' Slippers, 2s lid, usual price,. 03; nice lot of Ladies' E S. Kid Boots, is Cd and 5s Gd; superior Fancy Stitched do., GjGd; grand line of Ladies'K.S. High-leg Morocco Hoots, lis Gd ; Ladies' High-heel Prunella Boots (nearly all Bizcs), -is Cd; superior ditto (all sized), 53 and os Cd; Ladies' Sewn Houso Boots (wiHi heels), 2s lid; grand line of Goloshed House Boots. 3s Ud; Ladies' White Maroella Boots, 2s; Ladies' Whito Sateen Boots (with high heols), 3s Gd; Ladies' Out-door Shoes (not slip pers, mind), 13 Cd; Ladies' Oxford and Derby Walking Shoes, os Gd; Ladies' Handsome Pa tent Leather Slippers, 2s Gd ; Ladies Prunella Slippers, 3s Gd; Maids' High - leg Button Boots, 3s; splendid line of Girls Patent Laco-ups (sizes, 7 to 10). Is Gd ; Infants Felt Boots, Od; Infants' High-leg Button Boots, Is Od; an enormous quantity of Infants L.S. Hoots, different kinds. Is Cd; Infants' Patent Strap Shoes (with buckles), Is Gd, &c, &c., &c.; strong Leather Boot Laces. Id the pair; Cotton do., 3d tho doz.; Button Hooks, Id ; Cork SOIO3, 2{d; Shoo Horns. 3d; Boot Protectors, 3d the sot; Button Fasteners, Cd tho box; Hauthways eolebrated Peerless Gloss.Gd the Bottle. N.B.— The public arc requested to examine the various kinds of boots and shoes mado on the premises at Damnior's Boot Skop, Victoria street, and also at Dampier's Boot Shop, Parnell (opposito the Barrel Hotel). I N ? E D, INSPECTION OF THE QUEEN-STREET WINDOW. A GRAND NEW STOCK OF WARRANTED GOLD AND SILVER JKWELL-RY. WATCHES. CLOCKS, &c; BOHEMIAN VASES. LUSTRES, &o„ &e.j ENGLISH CHINA DfiA SBTS (somo lovely patterns], just arrived by tho Wanganui. 1- VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW Contains a Splondid Assortment of Artistio IMITATION JEWELLERY, PHOTO. FRAMES. SCRAPS, Kc. O-VICTORIA-STREET WIJfDOW tm) Contains somo Great Specialties in S I'A TIONERY, ALBUMS, STOVE ORNAMENTS, &c. OS -VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW^ O Contains WORK-BAGS, BASKETS, BOXES TEA SETS, DINNER and TETE-A TETE SETS, and Ndvolties in PEN-WIPERS. 4— VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— Is filled with Specimens of GOODS all at ONE SHILLING EACH. Some splondid values. THE ARCADE ITSELF IS RADIANT WITH ATTRACTIONS. All are invited to inspect them, and purchase if approved. mHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO i SELECT FROM IN THE OITY. PRO VINCE, or COLONY, and the CHEAPEST. /"IOODSON'S X ONDON ARCADE, QUEEN AND VICTORIA-STREETS, And at CiuM-Tciiurch and Wellington -VTIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. NOTICE TO TENANTS AND HOUSE HOLDERS. September Qparter now Due. All services not paid for by the* 10th October will be stopped Without furthor notice, SAM. WHITE, Contractor.



Miscellaneous Wanteds. ■A UCKLAND GIRLS' HiGH SCHOOL. 'i'ho Board requires tho services of a IIKAD- Mastei. to tako charge o( tbe School after Christmas. The School contains 230 pupils, and the courso of instruction extends to the subjects required for the University Scholarship and other similar examinations. The salary io six hundred pounds (£600) a year, with fifty pounds (£SO) a year allowance towards house rent There is no Boarding Department attached to tho SehooJ. Printed forms on application, and copies of tho Prospectus of the ISohool, may be obtained oh application to the Secretary o£ the Educa tion Board. Applications, with testimonials, will he re ceived by the undersigned, at the Office of the Board, Auckland, on or before THURSDAY, the 20th November, 1831. VINCENT K. RlCE,.Secretary, ]_ GENTLEMAN.farming a largo mixed ___\. farm would be glad to hear of Young Mon wishing to gain experience in Colonial Farming.—lD. B. Orchard, 18, N,Z. In3uranc» Buildings. OUSINS AND ATKIN, Coachbuilders, Elliott-street, require a Man in the Wood Department RESSMAKER.— Wanted a Neat Hand as Assistant,—Apply Mrs Wilkinson, Milliner and Dressmaker, Otahuhu, next door to tho CriterionJllotol. 171NGINEEJA- required to go to Sea*; _L_ need not have a certificate, or have heun to sea before.—Address, "N.S.C'S'i'AU Olllee. Opontilt Saturday. _^__ G" ENTEMAN AND WIFE require Board and Hosidence; private bitiing-room if possible.—Address, staling terms. "M.E.D.," STAU Olliiie. riIOI'IORSE-OVVNERS.-A young man _1_ desires out Engagements at-Breaking to saddle or harness; has a practical experience of Rarey's and later systems of liorsemanßhip.— Address " W.D.," S'i'Ait Ofliee. rp,o BULLOOIC-DRIVERS.-Wanted, an 1 experienced Man to drive and take share in team.—Apply Governor Browne Hotel. TO TAILORS.—Wanted, a first class Troueer-maker, also a llrst-class Coat-hand; constant work and highest wages. — 11. L. PossunisMo, Shortland-street 1 _iO~CARPENTERS-A Youth, aged 18, of good character, steady and willinv. wlshos to learn lh» trado—Address "E.A.." Stah Office. TO BRICKLAYERS.—Tenders wanted for Two Double Chimneys,—Apply T. Upton, Oliphant-Btreet. I'onaonby. T> A I. T N E R S II I P. Wanted, a Partner (Sleeping or active), with about £1,0.0, to extend a good paying Manufac turing Business. Il'or particulars apply T. & S. MORUIN & Co. (LiMiiU-n). r— — — —„ * j ; Gazette in Bankruptcy. T N BANKRUPT C Y. IN TIIIC COURT OF BAXKRU-PTOY HOLUHN AT AUCKLAND. In the matter of "The Bankruptcy Act, 1883." arid of the Bankruptcy of Willi am Wallaok, of Parnell, near Auckland, Settler, a Bankrupt. Norn.'!': i« IIMtEBY UIVBM thai, by an order of the said Court at Auckland, tho above-named William Wallace w^is this day adjudicated a ltiinki'iipt within tho intent and meaning of llio above-mentioned Act. Tho First Meeting of Creditors will ho held at my office. Supremo j Court Buildings, in the City of Auckland, on THURSDAY, the tit'i Oct., 1881, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. Proof of debt miißl be furnished prior to or at the nicotine. Proxy forms can bo i obtained atiuyofllce. No proof can be admitted except under order of the Court after the cijilra- i tion of three months from tliodateof the adjudi cation. | Haled this 2nd day of October. 1881. I "JOHN LAWSONT, Official Asshpice In Bankruptcy. | C. R. Koitwoon, High • street, Auckluiid, Solicitor for tho Debtor. ; T N BANK It UVTC Y. ' ' IN THE COURT OV BANKRUPTCY HOLDKN AT AUCICI-AND. I Kotick is UEHKBY oivK.N that all proofs of i debt against the undermentioned Estates must | ho dolivercd at mv Olllee. Supreme Court Build ing .. before tho uatos montioned hi euoli caic i respectively, othorwise thny cannot be received: JOSHUA REYNOLDS, Boat Builder, Dar- | gavillc, Octobor 15,1831. JAMBS HILBOURN SMITH. Builder, : Mount Albert, November 1,1881. JOHN LAWSON, i Olllclal Assignee in Bankruptcy. Public Notices. — » '. —i 'i. Tjl I X A L NOTICE.; Having left this district, I have appointed Mr ' Edmund Ilarlier. City Chambers, % ulcanLano, my Attorney, to collect and sue for all debts i owing to me in connection with my Into busi ness at Nowmarkct. He will, without further notice, take imme diate action for their recovery. ANDREW NOBLE. Auckland, October 1. I.SSI. FORESTERS' HALL.—This lino and comfortable Hall will be opened oniLord's i Day, October nth, for Sunday School at 3 p.m., for Gospel Preaching at (i :W. Coinc and Welcome. TiIORBSTERS' HALL.—Tho Christians JD who have boon assembling in the Odd fellows' Hall, Cook-street, will please meet on and after Lord's Day in the Foresters' Hall. OARTNERSHIP.—A Lady, in Queen _§T street requires a Partner with Small Capital to join her in business: a practical n.iliiii' r or dros-inaker preferred ; unexcep tional references required. Strict confidence observed.—W. L Mitchell, Confidential and Partnership Agent, 8, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-street __ ATEW ROAD DISTRICT IN WAITE i3| MAT A COUNTY. NoUce is hereby given that a petition will bo presented to the waitcmata County Council at a meeting of the Council to be held on FRIDAY, the 31st day of October, 18S1, praying the Council to declare by special order that the Ararimu outlying district, comprising ono continuous area, shall be constituted a new Road Dis trict, under tho name of *o Ararimu and Taupaki Road District; that the proposed Road Di-tiict be divided by tho Kalpara Rail way into two subdivisions, to bo called respec tively tho Ararimu and tho Taupuki subdivi sions, and that tho Hoard of the proposed road district consist of eight members, four of whom shall be elected by the ratepayers of oach sub division. Signed on behalf of the petitioner by THOMAS SEAMAN. September, 30,1881. THE PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing between Edward Elwall Davios and Noblo McMillan, trading as •'Davios, McMillan and C 0.," Auckland, has this day been DISSOLVED by mutual consent. AH Accounts owing by and to the firm will be paid and received by Edward El wall Da vies. Edward elwall davies. moblk mcmillan. Auckland, October 1,1881. With reference to tho above, I have this day admitted llhnkv Benti.y, of Fiji, into Partner ship. Tho business will in future be conducted under the name " Davios, Bontly and C 0.," as Grain and Kroduco Merchants. EDWARD ELWALL PA VIES. "TVTORTIIERN LUMINARY." NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. ON AND AFTER THIS DATE, MR J. H. WITHEFORD, ' SIIORTLANP-STRIiKT, X SOLE AGENT FOR THE "NORTHERN LUMINARY." F. MACKENZIE. Kawakawa, Octobor 3rd, 1881. UCKLAND AGRICULTURAL AND PASTORAL ASSOCIATION.' ANNUAL S II O W, To bo held at the GROUNDS, GREEN LANE, ELLERBLIE, ON SATURDAY AND MONDAY, November 8 and 10, 1881. Catalogues are now ready. SPORTS as usual will bo hold in connection with the Show. -./'. W. PERCIVAL, Secretary. a;uckland savings bank. EXTENSION OF BANKING HOURS. On and after MONDAY, the Bth September, the Bank will bo open for tho Receipt and Pay ment of Deposits from THN to FOUR O'CLOCK daily, except on Saturdays, whon tho Bank Closes at TWELVE O'CLOCK Noon, and Re-opens in the Evening from SEVEN to NINE O'CLOCK for the RECEIPT OF DEPOSITS ONLY. R. CAMERON, Manager. lANOFORTES Tuned, ss, by an ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, LondOßt old Pianos entirely restored in tope and touch; hammers refelted. 1 guinea.—W*. 3hw% College Road (next to Cascade Stores), and at Karanga hape Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger, New ton). ""H



Amusements. T> ON SONBY, ROWING CLUB. The TRIAL FIVES ROWING CONTEST takes place TO-MORROW (Saturday}, Octofior 4th, at 2. p.m. sharp. R. IT. WITT, Hon. Sec. SATURDAY NIGHT. POPULAR EN TERTAINMENTS.—Fourth of the. Series wl I be held in the Temperancl. Hall, Albert street, on _ATUHDAY, the Ith Octt-bcr. Doors open at half-post 7, commence at Sb'clock. Full and varied Programme. Admission: Adults, Cd ; Children in charge of parents or friends, Free.—By order of the Committee. T) O ST STb N B V 11 A L h. . i MONDAY/ OCTOBER 0. Tn- Am ok St. John's Funds. 200 BEAUTIFUL VIEWS 200 (Photographic Transparencies from Nature) of NEW ZEALAND AND-VICTORIA, Affording a trip to the Melbourne Exhibition io two hours. St James's Hall—Wednesday, Bth, in aid of School Funds. Admission—ls; Children,half-price. VILLERS DX P.IGCRIC, C.E., Lecturer. I "TVfATIONAL CRICKET CLUB. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1884, A GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT IN AID OF THE FUNDS WII.I, HE nKM) IN THK PITT-STREET WESLEYAN UPPER 'i SCHOOLROOM. Tickets, Is. to ho obtained from any of tho m oi nbers. Programme in future issue. O. NICHOLSON, Hon..Sec. To Let TO LET OR SELL, at Kingsland, a s roomed Cottago(new).—Apply ta Mr Owen McGinn, or Mr Miller,. First Avenue, IClngslanC, TO LET, Upper Pitt-street, 5-roomod New House, with gas, water, and evory convenience. Rent, 20s per wcok.—Apply J. It Hamcr, Land Aljcnt, Newton, rr.o LET, Itackott-stroot, Ponsonby, O .JL roomed House, well furnished. Gas and water; every con venlenco. Kent 10s per week, —Apply J. H. Hamor, Land Agent, Newton. TO LET, small Furnished Bedroom for a ludv ; rent, 3s Gd per week.- Apply E. A. Birtlos, Dresßinakers, Newton-streot, Neiyton Road. ' .'. TO LET, a Room with fireplace, in Upper Symoiids-street to a respectable man.— Apply to Mr Ki^iei\Po^-ol!l^,Symar.d^Btrcet. TliO LET, near Northern Club, Princes- I street, 8 roomed House, with cellar, wash houso, &c.; furniture can bo taken if required. —Apply on the premises to E, Pulford. nnO LET, two new 5-roomed Houses in X Fil!!roy-Street, off Brown-street; regis tered grate and oven. — Apply on promises to X Clcal. fWXO LET, a good, well finished Honse of I fl rooms ; lis per week. — Will. Reid, Builder, Chailos-Btrcci, Rocky Nook. . fWXO LET, 3 large Rooms, furnished or I unfurnished, board if required; suitable for Blngle Gcntlemun.—Apply to It, McCabe, Ironmonger, Pattesoa-3tieut. Krcenian's Bay. rjnO LET, a Large Front Room.with lire- I I place.—Apply 07, Victoriq-Btrect : rpO LET, Now Fivo-rooihed Houso, 15 J minutes from Queen-street; good locality; > lis.—Glasgow Store, Great North Road. , TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom.—Fiut two-story House past Newton Road, Great North Road. ' TI^O LET, 3 or 4 Furnished Apartments ; JL in Day-street—Apply to Mr Hanson, i Builder, Heresford-_trpet I rj^O LET or For Sa|e (suitably to car- '' S pentors or expressmen). Large Four- ; roomed Houae, Clarence-street, Ponsonby; large rfiUarago; 10s Gd per week.-P. F. Iliscoeks, MoimimiiCollage, Haydenstreet rjiO LET, 10 roomed House, gas and [ 3. water laid on, large concrete back yard, garden, &c.; every convenience.—Apply A. . Aley, Jeweller, Queen-street. i O LET, Albert Shop and four Rooms ; - also. House of 5 rooms; new buildings; gas and water.—H. Partington. Stichbury's ; Buildings. ' rT.O LET, a Shop and Residence at tho JL corner of Pitt and Grey-streets; double window (plate glass), gas and water laid on. and every convenience; rent low.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. . ... TliO LET, a Shop and Residence in Upper J_ Quocn-strcet; rent, 27s Cd per week ; gas and wator laid o i_— J. M. Lonnox, Estate Agent nnO LET, in Wolfo-street (off Hepburn- J. street), a New House, containing parlour, kitehon, 1 bedrooms, bathroom, pantries, &c.; rent low to a good tenant.—Apply on the pre niises, TO LET, commodious and convenient Storage Accommodation, adjucent to Bucen-Btrcet Rent, 30a per week.—Apply Chas. H. Osmond, Land Agent, adjoining B. Tonks & Co.'s. _______________ TliO LET, a 5-roomed Houso ; gas and I wator. Also, a 4-roomcd Pouse and scullery, water laid on ; and a oroomed House, water laid on. Also, in Vincent Lane, a -J-s'all Stable, with loft, cart or cab shed, together with allotment—T. U.shUr, Stlchbury'a Buildings, Queen-street. MHO LET, two Furnished Rooms (bed and _i Bittmz-roouie), for a lady and gi-ntieman. —Apply Mrs Young, 103, Grey-street MHO LET, a Store and Oiiices near Cus -3_ torn - house. Fort • street. — Apply Stab Olllnc, Wyndhaiii--.ti.ot TflO LET, 4-roomod Houfe; scullery, I registered grato, range, outhouse, town water. John-street. Pon-onby, second house from Jorvois Road—Apply Jones's. Saddler, Queen-street r|"l6 LET, a G-roomed Villa, topßrown- I Btneet; rogi.ter grate, gas and wator, and every convenience.—W. Ij. Rogers, Ponsonby Farnittirc Warehouse, fTUTjjET, House of 4 rooms, in Avon .l s root—Apply to Benj. Gilaici', Hepburn or Fort-stroots'. fV\O LET, a Furnished Bedroom — Ap .l p'ytoMrs Kv-siis, cernot-of Nelson and Wcllcsley Btroeta. - O LET, Fivo-roomod Cottage in Com mercial Road, Great North Road ; 10s Gd. -Apply Granton Cottage, Commercial Road. rpO LET, two Groomed Villas, top 8 Brown-street; register grato, gas and water, and evory convenience.—W. L. Rogors, Pon soCTby Furnituro TO LET, Two Shops, corner of Karanga hape Road and Liverpool-street-Apply Thos. Belcher, Qiicen-Btrcot. rpO LET, Hepburn-street, a superior new 8 six roomed House, gas and water laid on. —S.-Y. Oollins, Kamo Colliery Oflico, 14, Q^ncen street- 1 .I f|lO LET, Mount Eden Hall j size, about 8 50x50 feet; low rent.—Letts, Woodward andJjO^on tho premises. nr.o LET, near tramway terminus, Pon -8 sonby. Now 5-roomod House. Every convenience. Splondid view.—Apply McKiwain. Bayfield, Ponsonby. TO LET, a 4-roomed Verandah Cottage ; colonial oven, water laid on—Apply Gib bona's Produce Stores. McKelvie-street, Surrof _____ . TO LET, now 6-roomed House, 15 minutes' from Quocn-strcet; good locality (lis).—Glasgow Storp. Great North Road. TO LET, a 6-roomed House in Wake fleld-street.—Apply to Mr W. Culpan, on tho promises. , T'~o BE LET, about Bth Oct., 4-roomcd House with sotilloiy. nico garden, in Wood-Btreet, near Costloy ; strect—Apply on tho premises. TO LET, Double Ofiice, City Chambers, High-street; fireplaco and registor grate, &c„ &c—Apply to J. M. Macdonald or H. W. Heath. 6~LET, Small Shop, Mount Eden Road, suitable for Dressmaker or light business; rent, 10s per week.—Letts, Woodward and Co,, Symouds-street. TO LET, junction of Queen and Grey streots, a spacious and well-lighted First Floor, 90 x 30, wl.h or without Shop, suitable for making-up factory, show rooms, etc. — M. Browne, Pitt-street, or at premises. TO LET, 2 new Brick Shops, well- Ilnished; gas and wator laid on; situated in Wellesley-street East—J. B. Morpeth, No. 20, N.Z. Insurance. TO LET, 8-roomed House (just com pleted) with bath. Water and gas laid on, St Mary's Road Ponsonby.—Apply on premises, G. Haldock. TO LET OR FOR SALE, in Manukau Road. Parnell, a Two-sroried Ten-roomed House; bath-room; gas and water; two-stalled stable and coach-housu; large allotment- XX. and J. Frater. Land Agents. Queen-street. TO LET, largo Two-storied House in Jermynstrcet; stable, gardon, &c.; gas and water laid on; just been put in thorough repair; commands magnificent view of harbour. —Apply W. A_itkon, Esq.; or Major T. V. Shep herd, Auckland. TO LET, 12-roomed House in Symonds street, next Grammar School; splendid viow of Albert Park, the Domain and harbour; large cellar with coacrete floor, bath room, and evory convenience; gas and water lava on.— Apply to Messrs Vailo and Douglas. Shortland stroet; or, XV. Rattray,' lJi-.Qu-en-strect^ _ "^TORTH SHORE."—To Let, two now 6 _Ll roomed Houses, with scullery, verandah front and back; splendid view.—Apply on prc rQises, Victoria Terrace, St. Aubyn-street. mWO LARGE ROOMS to Let (unfur X uished).—Boot Shop, College Road. PRETTY 4-roomed Verandah Cottage, quite new, near wharf; rent 9s.—Apply Slessrs Porter Bros., Northcote. OFFICES to Let in Vulcan Lane.— Ap ply___nn______^_S____^_______^ ! j.pic_. to Let, Somervell's BtnhJrngs, Queen-street - Apply to Mr XV. Culpan, care of Messrs Heskoth and Richmond, Sohci -1 tors, Bank Buildings, Queen-street



For Sale. .. FOR SALE (Parnell, close to Manukau Road, very conveniently situated, only 7 , / minutes from the Post-office), a New Villa of 4 I rooms, and scullery. &c.; rogistor grate and oven; good allotment. The whole property in first-class order. Price, only £320; a bargain.— Apply to D. F. Kvans, Land and Estate Agent, Queen-street. FOR SALE, I American Cortland Wne gon, 1 Express Wagon, ar d several new and second-hand Spring Carts, .buggies, etc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, VUtoria- Btreot East. FOR SALE, a Tobacconist's Business in Queen-street. doniß a c^ood turnover.— Apply H. Bailey, Tobacconist, Queen-street. FOR SALE, a new Hansom, to be com pleted to purchaser's ordtjr. — Thames Carriage apd Dray Factory. Victoria-st. East. "I7IOR SALE, a Restaurant and Dining -30 room, doing a good business; in central position.—Apply to J. M.and J. Mowbray, Land and Estate Agents. 1j"10R SALE, in Onehunga, various Freo- J hold Properties; also a number of Allot ments in different parts of the town.—P. Clark, Wharf, Onehunga. THOR SALE, Firewood, 10s 6d per ton.— JD Apply Cutter Mary Ann, next to Win stoncs' Yard. FOR SALE, Box Mangle,, in thorough working order; price reasonable.—tor particulars and to view the above, apply Mr win. Stafford, two doors beyond Robertson and Afaxwell's Store, Upper Queen-street. F" OR SALE, off Newton Road, two good Building Allotments: also, Allotments, Mount Eden (cheap;.—H. Partington, Stich biirj's'Buildiiigs. 1710R SALE, a 9-roomcd House, not 5 . minutes from Queen-street, leasehold, with stable, buggy house, and large workshop and about an acre and 3 of land, with 200 fruix trees, city water laid on and all conveniences; price, £250.—Apply on the promises, Straw, berry Garden, nextGrammarSchool, Wynyard strcet. FOR SALE, Buggy and Harness.— Apply to Mr Stacey, Confectioner, Qucen street, IJ.OR SALE, Mistress Cooking Stove, } No. 6, In good order. Price. £3 10s.— Apply Coach Factory, Victoria-street, Devon p at. North Shore. -. FOR SALE (cheap), Horse, Harness, and strong Waggonette.—Apply Cousins and Atkin. . FOR SALE, 4, 5, 8-roomed Houses, large Allttncnts, £20 deposit; weekly pay» nients.—Grant and Cooke, 75. Queen-street. FOR SALE, 20 to 5,000 acres; Hotels, Businesses, Boarding-houses; Money to Lend.—Grant and Cooke. 75, Queon-street OR SALE, Mount Edon Road, firsfc elass Villa Residence of 7 Rooms, scullery, washhouse with copper, 3.0C0 gallon cistern. Allotment 49ft. Gin. x 198 ft. : price, £700. Those desirous of obtalnh g a really first-class pro, perty should view t V.o above premises.—Apply to D. F, Evans, Kstato Agent, Queen-sti.t.ot . 1268 FOR SALE OR LEASE, in a good part of Onehunga, a 10-roomed Houße, in good , repair; coach-house, stable, and aore of garden : (first-class sdll).—D. B, Orchard, 18, Nejv Zea- ' land Insurance Buildings; or Mr Gillman, Chemist, Onehunga, FOR SALE, a Six-roomed Houeo (nearly new) in Hopbum-street, Ponsonby ; leaso hald-^thtrty years to run; a great bargain; must, bo fold immediately.—For particulars, apply to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, Queen-Btreet. I7IOR SALE, at the North Shore (Cheltenham _ tenham North), opposite the property of R. M. Stark, Esq., within a mile of new wharf, Allotments with beautiful view, on very easy terms.—Apply to Vickers and Hull, No. 0, N.Z. Insurance Buildings'. TJJIOR SALE, very cheap, a New Seven -30 Roomed Villa Residence, close to Penrose J Station. Price, with one aero t£so feet frontage > to Great South Road). £i 80; price, with three acres (970 feet frontogo to Great South Roud), £7So.—Apply on the premises to Maunder and Bostock. * FOR SALE, a really good Dairy Farm, . 100 acres good land, woll-fcnced, good grass, and plenty fresh water all the yoar round, I comfortable dwelling-house, and numerous out buildings; all in good order; J-niil ifrom rail way station, 15 miles from town, and will oo ] sold cheap.—Apply to John Soppct, Land Agent, No. 8. Queen-street T7IOR IMMEDIATE SALE, A Really 30 Nico Little Farm of &2_ Acr- s Good Land, subdlvidad into 7 or 8 paddocks, allfeneed, prin cipally thorn fences ; a G-roomed House and SliedS, &c, toi 12 cowb, and a _.plen id stream : of fresh water, capable of driving very power ful machinery ; also has i» large frontage to the harbour. Only 11 milea from Quecn-atroot t XV arf, and will be sold cheap.—Apply to John * Soppet, Land AgontNo. 8, Queen-street. FOR SALE, Mncaulay-street, off Newton ' Road. Six roomed Houea (cheap), only £175.—11. Partington, Land Agent FOR SALE, a Cheese Plant, made by H. Waito for the To Awamutu Factory, and not now used; price £32.—Apply to Ingram , and Co, Durham- treet. < FOR SALE, 4 h.p. Vertical Engine; cheap; good condition.—Address "Engine," i Stab Offlcc. "El .0 R S A L E, I FOUR 400-GALLON IRON TANKS, in Sound Condition. Apply G. W. BINNEY & CO., Queen-street Tm O~~H S A L E, ■*-■ A G-HORSK POWER ENGINE, In sound condition. For particulars apply G. W. BINNEY AND CO., Queen-street FIRST-CLASS 54-inch Royal Mail Bicycle (new), a bargain; also, a Set of Oak Graining Rollers, oompleto; prico £3.— Address nt Stab, S WEEKLY. — New Five-roomed Houso for Sale, Day-street, Bcresford stveet; city water, vic'w of harbour.—C. Wil liamson. Estate Agent. High-street. G. E XV I N G T O N, • E3TATK AGENT, ESTABLISHED IS YEARS. FOR SALE, IN BKRE3KORD-STREET, cjosc to Mrs Harrison's School, a Property, suit able fot a private bear.'ing-house. The laud measures o'i feet to Ueresford-street and ii feet to Wolf-street. The house contains 12 rooms; gas and water are laid on. and there is a large bathroom. There is an attrattive front garden, and tho back is covered with choice plains and trees which bear heavy crop 3of fruit There is also an immense Vinery, furnished with tho best modern appliances for heating it. and £100 a year can bo easily derived from the vines. Tho price for tho Hosidence and Half the Ground is £750, and for the Vinery and tho other Half, £ICO. WANTED to Lend. £100 and £200. WANTBD to Borrow. £280, £350, and £900. HOUSE*. Shops, Cottag»». Allotment!, and Farms for Sale. ■ fb . RATT-STREET, «ff Wellington-street, and within 12 millßtcs from Queen-street. —Koriinmediato sale, a New Well-built Houso, containing six rooms, wido hall, rooms finished in a superior manner and provided with good wall paper, rooms well ventilated, splondid ground reglstei grates, black and gold furniture on doors, dining arid drawing rooms, ceilings nicked out in blue and gold, kitchen fitted with largo cupboards, sinks; water laid on; allot ment, 10 x 100, more or less; large store-room underneath house. This proporty i 3 oflbred a bargain, and must be sold. Prico, £500 on terras; a reduction for caslL—Apply the New Zealand House, Land, and Estate Agency, High-street 1 (fcOO CASKS KNIGHT, BEVEN, AND STURGES'S CEMENT Landing, EX ANTARES, For Sale, by T. & S. MORRIN &.CO. (Limited) Board and Residence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, private family, donblo or single room, with o,r vfithout board.-oth house, right, in Graham street, off Victoria-sfrroot VACANCIES for Two Gentlemen Boarders. — Mrs Ross Watts, Dilston House, Lower Symonda-street. /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, \JC lIOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging 20s per Week Singloßoom 253 per Week WE L L E S L E V . HOUSE (3 doors f ruin Hobson-street), Wellesley streotWest Auckland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and weU-ventilated Bedrooms, Plunge and Shower Baths, and every convenience to cnßuro the comfort of boarders and visitors. Terms, £1 per week. M. MASON, Proprietress. "' ■ ' "' Tenders. 1 AKPHA'N-HOMB, PARNELL. Tenders will be received for a Now Entrance Lodge until noon of October 11,(1881. ARTHUR P. WILSON, Architect. Melville's Buildings. High-street ___ ; m o builders. ■ Tenders will be received up to Noon of WED ■ T«_, at o-ofiices. Quee E n f rcct^ . Architects. _ Continued on First Page- WO R M S. All children suiter from them. If suspected, afik for the Certain Cure. BHA'HLA.ND'S WORM POWDERS, lspackot Apothecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. .. TOELIEF from Cough in Ten Minutes.— , 3_\) SHARLANO'S CHERRY PECTORAL. - Prico, 2s 6d and is 6d.—F. C. Sharland, opposite throat .fflce. '. : i - £ J ' j ''•> 111 r a it \.i n in n



Persomti. i TTONEST, industrious Young Man, with r XI £150, wants to join in a paying business. I A lady not objected to.—Address, " Business," I Star "Office. 1 mHE GENTLEMAN who rode to New ,L market in Cab No. 102 lost night can have ' his Gold Pin by applying to the driver and pay • ing cos* of thi. advertisement WILL Edward Cooke, who called on Mr Oxley, Harding-street, please call at " Messrs J. and P. Oxley'fl. Queen-street Wharf. MATRIMONIAL.— A highly respect able up-country Settler in good circum stances seeks an educated Protestant yonnp Lad}- as a wife, through Hunnoford's Agenoy. Genuine. Inviolable secrecy. WHO is going to have the tirst Game of Billiards in the New Billiard Saloon on tho Wharf (over Mr Hughes's Cigar Shop) ? It Opens on Saturday. Dividends. "TV IV I D E N D.. SUCCESS GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). A Dividend of .One Shilling per Share has this day been Declared by the Directors, payable TO-DAY (Friday), October 3, at noon. J. M. MACDONALD, Manager. Auckland, October 2,1554. Business Notices. MRSR. SOMERVILLE, Wdllesley-st. (opposite Opera House) begs to intimato she is now showing English and Parisian Mil linery received per lonic. October 4,188k FISH! FISH! FISH! Cat Fish, KM Fish, Red Mullet, Butter Fish.-F. Wil liams, Qucen-stieet Wharf. BOYS' JERSEYS ! Bov.s' Jerseys ! Just received.—R, B. Shaldcrs and Son, Drapers, 200_and 202, Queen-street C" H AFFT~CKfAFFTCHAFF !—Now on hand, 3.00J Sacks of very bright Mixed Oaten Hay Chaff; clean, well cut, and very sweet. Prlc. per ton, *5, or 2s Cd per sarf_, de livered in Auckland; or £t 10s to Buird'a Wharf or Papatoitoi.—Orders punctually attended to by K. J. Ecolcs, Salem, (Jtahuhu, or Mr A, Buckland, Haymarkt-t. _ ALEX. FERGUSON. (Su .cesser to N. G. Lennox's Branch Busi ness), AUCKLAND BIBRARY, BOOKS, STATIONERY, AND GENERAL FANCY GOODS DEPOT. 212, Queen-street (Opposite W, McArthnr and Co.'s Warehouse Auckland). SPECIAL CHEAP SALE! SPECIAL CHEAP SALE I SPECIAL CHEAP SALE I SPECIAL CHEAP SALE I . OP ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACCORDIANS CONCERTINAS ACGORIHAN-S CONCERTINAS ACOOR_»IANS CONCERTINAS , I am offering a lot of ACCORDIANS and , CONCERTINAS tft LOWER PRICES than they have ever been sold In tho colony. Come and sec for yourself whether thoy are not value for the money. AAMAKU POTATOES! " SPLENDID QUALITY, i In Quantities to suit Purchasers, and Delivered ' in Town and Suburbs. ' i It E W ' S, VICTORIA-STREET. PARASOLS and UMBRELLAS wanted to recover and repair. New ones made to order, at Falkner's, opposite tho Red Boot, Victoria-street - C~ ffEAl' stationery and books May be had at I H, WHITK'S (Next to the Bank of New Zealand), Queen-street. Novelties in Desks, Letter Cases, Stamp Boxes, Albums, Writing Cases, Work Boxes, '• Stationery Cases. All sold at prices to command increased busi ness rather than large profits. pIIEE SE 1 CHEESE! QUALITY Al. and only i:D PER LB. AT It E \V * S, . ICTORIA-STREET C<HEAP AND GOOD CUTLERY, ' Aleo, FORKS, SPOONS, CRUETS, fee BELL-NO AT VERY LOW PRICES. THOMAS SAMUEL, WEHAVE JUST OPENED, AND ARE NOW SELLING- Tho Largest-sizo Cups and Saucers over seen 4s doz— jlgf The Direct Supply Store. We have Plates from 2s dozen; also. Handsome Dinner Sets in new patterns, cheap— fg^*" The Direct Supply Store. We have a Largo. Stock of Glassware ; Tumblers 3s ioz. Glass Dishes Id, Sugars, Butters, Salts, &C— fgp-TiiE Direct Supply Store. Our Stock of Tinware is very complete, and will be found good and cheap ly The Direct Supply Store. In Fun_l_*iing Ironmongery we have a Great variety: Hat Hooks i rotn Is doz upwards, Pad locks 6d, Rimlocks 2s 3d. Frypans, Boilers, Saucepans, Charcoal Box IrOns 3_ 9d, Garden Tools. __tThe Direct Supply Store. In Klectro-platcd Ware we havo Cruets, Tea and Coffee Sets, Butters, Jam Dishes. Cake Baskets, al6o In variety. Nickel and Potosl Silver Fod_ and Spoons; quality and prices to suit all— I^The Direct Supply Store, Fancy Goods of all descriptions, a Varied and Beautiful Solection of Entirely Fresh Goods; Vases from Is fid pair. Walnut Desks from 7b Cd, Workboxes (inlaid) 2s 9d upwards. Albums from 2s, &c— KP^Tjie Dirhct Supply Store. Toiletware In various qualities, Lamps, and Looking-glasses. — jg^-* The Direct Supply Store. 2401 QUEEN-STREET, | 249 Tjiree Doors ahove Wellesley-street. LONSDALE POULTRY YARDS, WAIKOMITI. FOR SALE ' EGGS FROM PRIZE POULTRY. Pordosi. s. d. Dark Brohmaß (winners of eight First Prizes) 21 0 Second Prize Dark Brahmas 10 6 Per doz. Per doz. s. d. s. d. Light Brahmas .. 10 6 Golden Pencilled Brown Leghorns 21 0 Hamburgs .. 10 6 White Leghorns 21 t Silver Spangled Andalusians ..21 0 Hamburgs . ..10 0 Black Spanish .. 10 6 Black Hamburgs 10 6 Wklte Spanish .. 10 6 Black Red Game 10 6 BuffCoohins .. 15 0 DuckWhigGame 18 G Minorcas .. .. 10 G Black Reef Game Langshans .. 10 G Bantams .. 10 6 Grey Dorkings .. 10 6 DuckWlngGame Cr6vo Cceurs .. 10 6 Bantams .. 10 6 Houdans .. .. 21 0 Aylesbury Ducks 10 6 Golden Spangled Rouen Ducks .. 10 6 Hamburgs .. 15 0 English Carrier Pigeons 16s per pair. HAIJFBBKD POULTRY. Black Spanish and Brahma 5 0 Game and Brahma 5 0 Apply J. ABBOT, Hobson-gtroot. ANDALUSIAN FOvYLS.—H. E. Mar tin, original importer, will book a few Sittings of Eggs at 21s for 12. from stock that bred his numerous prizo winners; also special prize at lato show, and honours in England.— Addresß 11. E. Martin. Claromont-Btreet, Kyoto Pass Road, Auckland. A_t_ rk TO £10,000 LENT on Building 3Q JL" Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrower*. Allotments bought and Houses "'lilt on Weokly Payment System. i Mortgagv'-iand Loans negotiated. See list of Properties tor Balo on 4ih page. Six per cent. , allowed on monoy deposited lor inyestment. ---1 C. Williamson, Und, Estate, and Financial Agent and Valuer, High-street Ano-lan-. . TJISTATE OF AUSTIN LEWIS 4' CO. LEWIS AND SIMPSON SSeT^^^i^^ theLSI^S-hop^alK-ioldJHen_aa_d many ' mwSSmSSufavSurlitai wi-lFthDir ortfers. • The Xkof-iqu/ra. quality. (WB not be surpassed V any In S_e eotopy. and the - prices willTa. formerly, be so regulated as to - -k&'SSSafta&Med to the old btudne*. will kindly pay their accounts without delay to Edwaal Lewis,*who isauthorised to receive and give discharge for the same, July 9,1884. ON rS I" Ir E. Ex Alastor, Glanoe, and late arrivals from London— 170 Cases Bass Ale and Guinness Stout,q,o__rfc and pints, bottled by Danke 15 Quarter-casks Burgand'a Pale Branny 15 Quarter-casks Menkow a_d Oo.'a Pale Brandy , _ 50 Casep Flasks and Hay-flasks Menkow and » 100 Cwb wS-ert 01/ Highland wUrty-l ' '■'■ ipxvißjkFviiax&Q}^ .



tost and gonad* . '- I i T OST, Gold King, with initials engraved j , .____ 'on stone, also engraved Inside. Fiiv.'er ] • rewarded.—Apply Stah OOlue. __... S LOST, a Cod Earring': buckle in oei)<_re,. I and fringe attached.— '.'ivo shilling. rcnT.t>l.' § ion leaving gamo at Stak ofllco. . » j I~M3ST, on August 13th, from s.s. Wa___ofr 1 I __l or the Queer.-street Wharf, a small Bodt I Trunk covered with patterned American clodc'. 3 • —Reward on returning Bamc to E. R. Fester, 3 Home Bay. Ponsonby. ___. 1 LOST, in Upper Queen street, cv.4 I Thursday cvemuff, 2nd ids.., a Parcel Oo_|■'■. -' | taining Slippers.—Kinder rewarded ou leaving ] same at Star Oftlce. __; J LOST, in Jormyn-street, on bunday 1 Night, a Fox Terrier Pup, black patch | | over eye.—Reward given on returning same to I P. Dennis OR orke, Jennyn-street.—Anyone re« I j taining s^nio after this date will be liable to prosecution. *- . ——i Meetings. I ! fTKISH NATIONAL | X LEAGUB. J. E. REDMOND BRANCH, AUCKLAND. ; '■; The Fortnightly McetinK^of the above will tako place THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, in tho Catholic Instltuto, Wellingtou- 1 M. SHEAHAN, Hon. Sec. J i NNUAL CHURCH- MEETING. I i:V THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, j CHORAL HALL. ■ 1 Tho Right Reverend the Bishop will preside :j Papers will be read.-(l) On "Aggressive | Chri.tianity." by tho Vcn. Archdeacon Dudley; .1 (2) on " Work in a London Parish, by the Rev. j W. 1.1. Dv Riou. M.A.; (3) on "Religious In- , -traction in Our Board Schools, by the Key. r. S. Smalltleld. . .„. . -' : Selections of Church Music will be rendered by a Choir. Admission Free. Collection to ae fray expenses of meeting; any surplus to Da applif d to Home Mission Fund. - THE ANNUAL AIEETINCSof the INortft Shore Rowing Club will be held in the Club Room. Masonic Hotel, on MONDAY, ,- EVENING next, at eight o'clock. A. G. FRASER, Acting Secretary. UCKLAND PARLIAMENTARY 1 UNION. Tho next Meeting of Hie House of -Represen tatives will take place, pursuant to adjouwi-. ment, at Robson's Rooms, Queen-street,jon MONDAY, thoGth October, 1884, at half-past i, for tile despatch of business. XVm. EDMUND BENNETT, Clerk of the House. UCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL I UNION. SERVICE OF SONG, ENTITLED . | "CHRISTIE'S OLD ORGAN." Practice of above will be hold TO-NIGHT in - -j tho Wesleyan School-room, Pitt-street, at 130 o'clock. Those who Intend to assist in tho , , rendering of tho abovo aro particularly re quested to he present this evening. WILLIAM BAKER. .... . Hon. Sec' Sub.-Cont "\rOTICE. — Geneial Meeting o£ the , _L^ Lumpers' Union will be held at tho British Hotel THIS (Friday) EVENING, at 7..-.0. All members are requested to attend. . - Oct. 3.1881. ■ J. WHKATON. Sec. -W"OTICE TO CYCLISTS. The Opening Bun of the Auckland and Woi te mata Bicycle Chihs will bo held TO-MOP ROW (Saturday), 4th Ootobcr. 2.30 sharp, from foot of Grey and Upper Queen-Sta. AH Cyclists are invitpd. —J. Fltton, Hon. Sec. Auckland _ 8.C.; J. Chambers, Hon. Sec. Waitfinrnta B.C. T3ANK 0-FTEW ZEALAND - Natico is hereby given that Hie Half -yearly ~ General Meeting of the Proprietors of tho Bank will be held In the Banking-house, in Auckland - on TUESDAY, tho 28th day of October, next, a noon, for tho purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors for the half-year ending the' Both instant, the Election of a Director, and for any other business that may bo brought before tho meeting. By onlec of the Board of Directors. '-■,;_,■ D. L. MURDOCH, General Mansger. Auckland, September 10,1834. X>ANK OF NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books of this Bank will be CLOSED from TUKSDAY, the 11th, to TUE3 DAY, the 28th October, both days inclusive. By order of tho Board of Directors. • :: -' D. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Aud.land, September 10.1SSI. Auctions. TO-MORROW, i Xt 1 o'clock. ONEHUNOA AUCTION MART. POTATOES, SUGAR, TEA, RICB Honey, Rape Seed ... ! . Baking Powder, Ammonia ,;. ... \ Washstand, Tables, Bedding • Bird Cage, Saddles, Harness . / lverosine, Maori Mat, Spurs : '»• Set of Buggy Harness. Pictures, Tumblers . , Bacon and Hams. &c, &o. Specinl Sale of Drapery, Men's and Soys' Clothing and Boots, without reserve >._ WM. STEVENSON, Auctioneer. . MONDAY, OCTOBER OT~ ~" SO WERE V AND NEVILL'S CUT AiSiD - MOULDED GLASS. GABRIEL LEWIS HAS received instructions to Sell, at his Rooms, on above date, at 11 o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT OF GLASSWARE. Flower Stands. Fern Stands. Water Bottles. Caraffs and Upos Jugs, Cut and Moulded Tumblers, Engraved Wines. Cut aj.d. Moulded Diaheß, Jet Flower Pots, Sugar and Orcams, and a largo variety of Gla.s waro. ' . c A.Uo. i cratc3 Dinner Services 5 crates Cjips and Sau-'crs. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. ! EX AOKAKCI. BALMORAL BLACK GRAPES, 1 PURE ALPACCAS, PSRSIAN AND RUSSELL CORD. * FANCY DRESS GOdDS. ;. NEW DESIGNS r SATTEENS, ' ■!■ ---PRINTS, CASHMERES, .r, i■• - - GINGHAMS, HOSIERY, OXFORD SHIRTS, MEN'S STRAW HATS, LACE MANTLES, FELT HATS, kc, &c, &c, • GABRIEL LEWIS r £~ HAS received instructions to Sell at hi* Rooms, on above dato, at 11 o'clock, .'. 97 CASKS OF NEW GOODS, _■__ Just Landed. _^^ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. TRADE SALE I * TRADE SALB! I 150 packages Stout (quarts and pints), various brands 100 cases Limcjuicc Cordial 150 cases Ale (quarts and pints), various brands ''~( . 100 cases Geneva • • < ■•_ ■ ■-.. 100 cases Brandy, flask, half-flask, and quarter-flask 00 cases Old Torn 150 cases Champagne, pints and quarts, various well-known brands 250 packages Whisky, Brandy, Rum, Bit- • tors, Hedozone, &c, kc, &c. E. k A. ISAACS * HAVE received instructions to sell* % public auction, at their Stores, Quean street, on Tue_ ay next, the.7th October, at 11 o'clock, -j f|(|A PACKAGES OF THE " E. k A. ISAACS, . i Auctioneer*. THURSDAY, OCTOBER !>, At 11 o'clock. UNDER DISTRAINT FOR Itii.NT. THAMES WINDING. ASSOCIATIONS MACHINERY AND PLANT. , ,-, WILLIAM CARPENTER ~; HAS received instructions to Sell by Public Auction, ■ n the ) remises at Giahamstown, on ThHrsday first, October 9th at 11 o'clock In tho foronoonr THE WHOLE OF TiE MACHINERY PIT FUKNITURIC, PLANT, AND ICFFEOTS ho* standing ami being upon portion of all that Parcel of Land described as Kanaoranga ■> o 11, and known as Lots 52, '-3, 51. and aij of the Township q£ Grahamatown, consisting of — 1 16 inch Horizontal Winding Hngine. with cc i plpte winding gear (everything i» perfect __(•• d orlder). Tubular Boiler, 2 Flat Windinj. J(op«i_. 12 Trucks, Mining Tools, Poppetheods. BJnislr siniths' Tools, Anvil, apd Bellows, (Jusrtz H/.;i ---per,^ijanll^yotCoasvS;e.,svS;e.,svS;e.,5 v S;e., _c., &c. .;; H'£ For. fu,iti\i'i' particularß apply to Peter Olipbiyit. SwicUor, High-street, Auckland, or the Auctioneer, . ■■ .- _* \_ WiLLIAM CARPENTER; i'H ; -..-- •-: '--;'- - •Grahamstowri. ' -;' -"\ v'j /.,