PARLIAMENTARY.

(BY TKIittGUAHI.-SPKCIAI, RKPORTBK.)

Wklmnoton, this day. ' and Nelson Railway

Thfi Canterbury

Scheme Tmk East ami West Coast and Noleon Railway Bill promises lo givo rise to an interesting debate tonight. It is certainly li bold scheme. Your readers will rcmcin her that sometime ago I telegraphed that a syndicate had been actually formed in London, and that tho work could proceed at unco under tho Hallways Construction Act, 1881 ; but it was found that < hirty per cent, of the kind was 100 little, and that an tho Company could not give the land as security in anj manner the requisite money could riot 1,0 raised. Tho present bill hto obviate this dilliculty and to incroMO ho thirty per cent, to fifty, also to repeu (he limit ol W.OOO per ">llo- iiml lo « ol"l y "cent it value of lan 1 not uccWaily the railway for whatever the itctual cosfof tho railway might be. Captain Unwell, Mr Onno.nl, and Sir Oeorjfc-o Wliitmoro have rotttrnod from Napier. public Worlss Statement. Tho Public Work* statement is under stood to be in type,and if tho nuostion of railway route N definitely -settled to-night, it wiirporhapi) bo brought down to-morrow. Mrßoykn, ongineerto Onelumga Hormigh Council has come down to give evidence respecting tho Mannkan Harbour Bill, but is too lite, the Commlttoo having eat, Marshall and Sons, the Auckland contrac tor.-, nro hero with tho object of inspecting tho'btaki section of (ho Mnnawntu railway lino with the view of tendering. Cloko of tiie Session. Tlie general opinion is that there is no probability of work being got through in less than a month from now. The session is likely to end on November 7th. Tho Whangarei Deputation. Messrs Thompson and Alderton, the Whangarei delegates with reference to the Kawakawa Kaino Railway, have arrived. Quito n number of telegrams have been received from Auckland, urging represen tatives to accopt {ho central route. They, bowover, do not think the Stiatford route lost, nnd nro determined to mnko n light yet. They do not consider the adjourn ment of tho debato in opposition to tho central route will delay tho work beyond this session. Monoy Ordor and Bank Branches ftt Tolcphono Bureau. Mr Moss has been endeavouring to get a money order and savings bank attached to tho telephone ollices in I'nmoll and Upper Symondsstreet. lie tells mo that the (Snvornincnt have just decided to open them within a few days, and that they in tend also opening similar branches at JWonport and L'ousonby. Objections to tho Project. Mr Wi I<\ Bucklakd ofibred strong oppo sition to tho bill on Friday, on the ground that tho cost of the railway would be at least L 750.000, and that it wm monstrous they should (^ivc away L;!75,O0O worth of land.

In connection with Ibis bill, Mr Moss Ims punted out to Qovoviimcnt tho decirability of air en .tin.; the Railways Cms ructio i Acf( and givipjr 'ho snmo privileges to any company that cluo-cs to coinu under it. Many railways could then bo con structed —■ ono between ilokianga nnd Bay of Islands, for example. There wore 100,000 acre-! of line bush land belonging to the Government laying waste thero that a company might in this way turn to account. In the samo way a railway might bo made between i'ukekoho and W'oiuku. Ho objected to the bill as exceptionally favour ing a particular company, and sugucsteil that it be mado a general bill, under which any company could como : and with proper provisions to guard against abuso, ho thought such a bill might- bo useful in tuo construction of branch railways.

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

The Wain Trunk Line of HaUwny.

A SPECIAL meeting of tho above Chamber for tho purpose of considering iho question of the main trunk lino of railway was hold this afrornoon. l'reaont:—Jle^rd J. livid (President, J. Lamb, {'•. Aickiu, J. 11. Upton, J. Kot^s, I). ,/. .McLood, J. llokisliip, C. B. Stone, A. Heather, J. Milne. J. Buch anan, \V. Lodder, M. A. Clark, O. llai[ cr, W. Andorson, J. Batger, G. VV. Binney, J, M. Shera, A. Bell, K. Isaacs, S. Vaile, G. B. ow.n, J. C. Firlh.

The Chairman" stated that the Commit tee appointed at tho last meeting to call a public meeting to protest against the adoption of the central routo of railway had found on Saturday that- tho matter wus to come before tho House to-night. Thuy therefore held a meeting on Saturday afternoon, and decided that as it wus necessary to act in tbo mutter with caution, it would be inadvisable to call tho suggested public nieeti!:j,p, seeing that tho desired reports could not arrive in time. •& a it waa desirable, however, to elicit further expression of opinion before to-nigh they had resolved to call the present meoit ing of tho Chamber and to it they had to- Bubmit a report merely recommending that the resolution to call a public meeting should bo rescinded. At tho samo time he felt bound to say that tho cxpro-sions of opinion made at the previous mooting weie quite oxcusablo in view of tho excitement which the news they received was calculated to produce in this city. The Chamber hod constantly advocated tho Western route, and had not given much consideration to whatever advantages the Murton routo might possess. He therefore moved tho adoption of the recommendation. Mr J. La,mis, in seconding tho proposal, snid that although at previous meetings he had ppokon warmly in favour of the western routo, yet since ho had road the reports of the surveyors who had examined both routes he had oomo to the conclusion that the central one was the best in the interests of the colony at large. Auckland could stand on her own bottom as regarded the competition for tho Taranaki trado. AYe should go in for the Central line, and subsequently advocate the construction of a branch lino to Stratford.

Tho motion was then passed nem con. Mr Graves AICKIN moved, " That this Chamber, whilst believing that tho Western' route proposed for the North Island main trunk railway would bo tho licst for the commercial interests of Auckland and the most immediately remunerative to the colony, resolves notwithstanding to i\com mend, our representatives not to obstruct tho central route as adopted by tho Com mitteo of the House, but endeavour to ob tain a pledge for the construction of a branch to opon up districts to tho westward of tho main lino. That our members bo requested to press forward without any delay the comploto survey and work of construction of tho lino decided upon. That this resolution bo telegraphed to each member." The Chamber had done its best to secure the selection of the western routo, and now that it had failed, the best course opon to it was to accept tho inevitable, make the best of it, and make a strenuous ondeavour to secure a branch lino to Stratford. Mr J. C. FlKTll, in seconding tho resolu tion, said that however much Auckland us a community might prefer the western line, there could be little question that the m'ltter having been submitted to an independent and presumedly impartial commit-too of Southern members it would be a graceful act on our part to ac cept their d ecu ion. although he person ally preferred the-western route, ha was not going to to tot his uninformed mind upon the subject against the deliberate opinions of skilled mon who had examined both route*. Our racmbovs, however, ought to make representations upon tho desirability of making a branch'line to Taranaki. Mr Mc'Miljl.an' could scarcely join Mr Firth in saying that wo should accept un reservedly tho central route. They ought very carefully to consider what they were going to lose by the construction of this western line. Looking at it from a purely commercial point of view, he considered that the central lino would.bo an evil if wo did not get tho Stratford line. He did not zoo any probability of our getting the Stratford branch. As for the respective merits of the two lines lie had been assured by a gentleman of great ex perience that fully 100 miles of the'country through which tho central lino would run was entirely worthless, and hcfolt persuaded that tho Committee had arrived at then present decision thvout'h insufficiency of evidence. They should ask tho House to suspend judgment, and in tho meantime work up evidence in favour of the v. extern route. Mr J. M. Sheua pointed out tho reason ableness of tho request that the branch lino to Stratford should also be authorised. Mr S. VAttß sympathised with the re marks made by Mr McMillan, tie moved as an amendment, "That the central route W9.uld bo acceptable to Auckleod, provided the construction of a branch line to Taranaki, commencing at a point about 100 miles from Te Awamutu form part of the scheme,

nnd that it- construction bo- proceeded with as snon as tho point indicated is reached."

Mr J. M. CbAKK stitcd that neither pro posit o i [>ledsocl him, an 1 -\vhilo do -1 locating any factious and opposition to tho Central route pointed out tho ox jiudfdncy of pursuing a middle cjurs.\ viz., to facilitate tho raising of tho loan to urge on tho construction of that ncrtioi" of tho line common to both routes, viz , 50 miles south of Te Awamutu ami secure the postponement nf linal selection of route till next session, the Strat ford line in the meantime to be surveyed. Mr Vailk's amendment having boon put and nog itived, _ _ Mr Cti.VKK moved an amendment giving ellect to his viows.

Mr McMillan seconded

Messrs G. Aukin, 11. BiIKTT, and A Bim.i, spoke against the amendment. it was then put arid lost, and Mr Aickin'S motion was carried.

DISTRICT COURT-This Day.

♦ieforo 11. 'J. Seth Smith, Esq., IJietricJ; Judge.) JI'IKI.MKNT SUMMONS CASKS.

Dowbinu v. Mitai Pene Tarn.—Claim. jf:01 S« id.—Tho debtor did not, appear.—Mr Dufaur having given evidence n.s tojho ability of tho judgment debtor to satisfy the claim, an order was nwrlo lor payment ofthu debt within six months; ii\ default, two montua' iniprteon- H. H [vceaingv.ll. Trcllr.iy.-Claim, £311(9 ova I'.N.—There was no appuuraucu on tbe patt of me judgment dubtor.—An order was made upon l'.im for payment at t'.io rate of £5 per iiiontli; in default, one month's imprison ment, ADJOL'RNKD. Mi-Nab v. Te Honiara, for six weeks ; Hunt und Craig v, I'elhcriuK till next Uourt-uyd. llKt'KXl>i:i) CASES. \V. Katlray v. K. Hill.-Claim, £30 for p;ooda supplied. —Mr Alexander iippesrod for tho plaiutilf, and defendant in peraoa. The laiter wished lo detenu Ihe action, bill us he had failed to lilj any defence, lie was pieeludH now from taking the course he desired, lie was, however, allowed to itosh-cx amine the phiintitl', but not to givo evidei c.v himaeir.-Tlui plainlitf stated that upon Mrs llill'a order he hud .supplied some two years ago goods to the value of £ 11, and that of this amount defendant ttubsequcntly paid him *o.— Hy eross-exiiminatiou i.ufciuliuit sought to Show unit the goods liud been übtuined for a Mrs Orlbbon, siscurof that wife from whom ho had secured a divorce since ho was land.ord of the Victor.a llulel, and that he hud consistently repudiated any liability for the debt.—Tho i.laiatiif, however, disclaimed all knowledge of .Mrs (ii-iblicn, and insisted tiiat the goods were ordered by .Mrs Hill for herself alone, -.ludg incut was thuruforo given for the amount claimed, witU CO3U, £) Us. .Mariner Uill. U). v. Donnelly.—Claim. £:>:!l"s, calls.—llr Tliuo. Uoopor for plaintiil", Mr Alex ander .or defendant.—ln this case, which was hoard some time a«o, ilia Worship gave Judg ment, ilesaid thai the claim was for ealla on 1.: i.'l Khaivs which the defe dint held at the time fit ihc making ot tjio call. 'J'he real question at f&moln tins ease might he nut tlnis:-L)nderthe s!n.lsectionot the Mining Companies Actot 1572, proceediiu-.s (or tlie recovery of calls had to bo taken within 11 days after Hie call become pay able (Sealon v. Lloyd, N./. Jur., N.S., 107);bul in Ihii interval elapsing between the making of this call and its becoming payable, the Mining Companies Act, lsii1, Amendmont Act, ISSi. eimie into operation, vik., on the Sth Sept. lly

1 liia Act, Section ;'>2 0' the Act, 187:2 was re pealed, and ilie limit oi II days within which to Hue removed, while Ihe cull beeaine a debt due to the plai uilfs on and fromlliu day on which it was made. The llrst point to bo determined was whuilicr tins Auiunmng Act applied to the call now sued on. Ho had conic to the conclusion, not without some doubt, Mmtit did. inasmuch us thu Aiueiulint; Act applied to any dili wiirh for tlie liniL bping, niii;lil bo unpaid. j t was ovidenlly intended t j liavoa retrospective i-ii.-.:i. vinn rcspiui to the übjiioiiuii thai forfelt'ire of allures o nun-payment of calls ouuulud also loiloituro of tlioae very calls, lie llioUKht, ailhough hi) was oy no means clear on tlm . )ioint. that what tlie Loj.-idl.itiire inUnded was this: That calls h.i^hi In' recovered liy aelion at any time, sub jco to tbo operation of the statutes of litnila i.un ,ittV:ci in.-: debts in general, that if no action was brought williin U days and the cabs re niained unpaid for a further period of 7 days, making 21 mall, the shares were forfeited, but the risht of action in respect of a call was not haired. There was yet another poini raised by liic de'on lanl, winch he thought mutt be dJtcnniniMl against him. It was contended that, as th Stuutc of 1872 enabled tho Company lo sell tho foi (cited uliurea, and the Amendment Act g<ive a furtlu r right of iieuon auuiuvt the dcfnuliiir,' shareholder io recover the baiai.uo whero tlm price obtained for the shares was less than I lie amount of the unpaid calls, thai was the only lemo.iy uvuilab.o lor tho Coin nany. 'J'his contention would, he Ihouglit. havo uc'in perfectly correct if Si-eth.n J2 had not been amended. He. bad come to the conclusion that in order to glvj section Uof Ihe Aiißiidiiient Act, and tjuc'ion m of ihe original Act. i-ncli llu.-ir full cll'ovt. il inu.il iiave been Ihe intention of the Legislature lo give Ihe CoiU|iauy a double remedy, i.e.. eil her I'iHue for theealls or looell tho sh ire.-, and ail rwarda, if necessary, sue forlhe bu'tuiiHi. tin all Ihesi! points, Ihoreforo ho thoiighllla-plainlill'wu.sentitled tolhejudgnienl cf ihe four!. As, howjver, tlm point was an important one. uHeeting all calla made siueeSth September. ISSi, lit) should be. glad lo seethe quesiion determined on appeal. Judgment, therefore forplainlillfor uniount oluimeil, with £1 ICa costs.

l.awr.nee v.Wrcnnall.--Claim,£loo, riainaKci. -sir >'a|iiir for plaintiff. Mr Disnan [orttefon dunt.—Mr Napier elated that thedetoneu had in timated to him tlicirdcterminationnottoarguu the roicrvi.il quest ion as to whether ihe nuisance uompkiiucd ot was a public or private ono. His V.'orjhiii thereupon confirmed his ivcontly recorded judsniont in favour of the plaintiff for £L Is. and £S 26 costa. 1). A. Tole (Crown Lands Commissioner) v. Gco. Gozins, IioTOUL'A LiiAfta Tkst Cask.— Mr. C. IV. ilutton for tlie plaintiff. -Jlr Thos. Cottn- for the defetulunt.—Jlr C'ovter stated that as this was a new trial, and tho case wa3 In a rather unfortunate position, he regretted tho absences of Mr K. iios-Uetli, who would have been able to narrate what had taken place in the Superior Court. His Worship would rc muinbcr when the ca.-;c was list before him, that or the 10 points raised in it, only three were adjudicated upon, and that of these throe two were decided in favour of plaintiff, and one in favour of defendant. The.latter wjsasto whether any aboriginal tribo occupied the legal standing u£ and cou'd aci as a cor porate bo.ly.—llU Worship's decision upon it ■was carried upon appeal to the Supreme Court, and therearKUcdbuio.o JUrJuaticu Gillies. A loi g timo elapaud before jndsinont was given, ana when at length it wai delivered, Hia Honor, forget ti. k that i.nly one point had been aruut'-d beforohim, reviewed, nnd decided the whole fifteen. This was pointed out to him, and the matter was adjourned tor a fortnight. He wai then naked so allow argument !o take place upon the unargncd points, bui he declined, say mi; that he could only hoar argument upon the point i which had already been decided in tho Lower Court. If. therefore. His Worship feft hound by this judgment of Jlr Justice Uiilies upon the uniirgued points, it was useless wasting time considering them further. It would bo both a gross injustice and a fU'oas anom ily, howovcr, for them to be placed in such a position. He suggcßled as a way out of tin; difllculty thnt Mr Justice Gilliua'a exprvsscd opinion upon the un argued points shoul'i be accuptcd as >'/ir((r?'V/i(»i. Mr iiulton denied that the judgment was in any respect, u'tm dictum, and puinted out that the case was beset with difliculties. If His ■\Vorsiiip should after further arguniont sivo a decision aßainst him ho would be in tho posi tion of takinx the easo of nppeal before a juilge who had already pronounced in bis favour.— His Worship agreed that Mr Justice Gillica's judgment upon tho unarmed points was not strictly ultra, dictum. U it should appear that the Judge, after due explanation was olicrel, had withdrawn his expressions of opinion upon tho unargucd points, then they might still be open.—lt was agreed to adjourn the matter until 10 a.m. to-morrow, in order that tho statement of Mr K. .Hesketh (Mr Cotter's counscll, who was the only one present when judgment was delivered, might be heard. Tlie Court then rose.

Wanganui, this day.—Two charges of assaulting nnd obstructing the police were heard this morning, and dismissed. They arose out of a disturbance in front of tho Salvation liurrticks last night.

At the meeting of J. H. Jackson's creditors to-day, tho proposal to hand over his furni turo to the debtor was held over. Tho debtor stated that ho had lost £18,000 by a fall in pricos and depreciation in value of land.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STA \ MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1884



milE -m,|KLI>OUKNE J-^KAPEKY AND /Slothing /T^ompaky WILL OPEN ON" P ? % P SATURDAY NEXT, 51 A i i fH B IS « IN THK PIUSMISBS LA'I'KLY OCCUPIED MY \V. VAILK & CO., (iUKHN-STUKET. THE ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE LIGHTED BY qs INOANDKSCJENT ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Wokkep by a t> n.r. Otto Gas Engine,



Wasttcrt. WANTED KNOWN—A little Girl lost, six years old, the name rf Ktnmii CligK , —Apply Mr Grunt, MontaKUe-fctrbbt, Newton, _ \\J ANTED, a quiet, respoctablo Young TT Ger.tlomau a* Boarder; terms moderate; —Apply Behnont lloise, Nelson-Btrcel (third liousu past Government Schools). \\T ANTED, a homely Young- Girl, to V V attend to 2 children and assist in light housework.—Apply Mrs J. Hainer, Brown strcet, Ponsonby. '_ ANTED to Purchase, for cash, Small Properties or Allotments near City.— Addrens, stating lowest prku, &c " D.U." Stau Ollicc. WANTED, > strong Youth to carry out goods ; wngos, iil a week.—K.W.U., Stab Uillco. VjKTANTED, a Parlourmaid accustomed n to the duties;— Apply Buona Vista, Kden Orescent (next to Groy'u Cordial Kactorj). WAN I'ED, a strong Youth accustomed to the butchering.-Apply to Geo.Kaynes, ParnrtL W~ ANTED, a Situation us House keeper ; comfortnblohomoprcator con pi icrationlhan wages.—Address "He 11," Stau Ollicc. ViTANTEb, a cood l'apclh;u)i;cr to hutijj VV pm-pico.-ApplyW. I, C. 1% Paint. r, Ciinirbcll Terrace, St. .Stephen's Iload. PnrneP. WANTED.a iirst-class General Servant; good wages.—Apply to Mrs Choyce. th'fl house Park Koad (irafton Koild. TXXANTJ3 L», a Uid for a M orchant'a VV Olllee.—Apply in own handwriting, sta'itig salary reiniircu, to "iM..'1 Stau Olllce. \\J ANTED, a Kood White Buttonhole- Vv makur.-Avply 0. l»o 1/Kau's Shirt Factory, Durluun-stroot (cornerofjVlbert-stren;>, WANTED, .1 first-class Waiter-, nono but a thoroughly competent and sober man neud apply,—British Hestaurnut., WANTED, Young Lady for fancy trade. —Stato age, salary, itc, to "J.F.W., SVAIt Olllce. TXT ANTED, Engagement as Noedlo- . VT woman, by the day.—Address, "U. 5.," BTAU Ollicc. Wf-ANTED, a clean, active Uirl about V T 17 tor general housework.—Mrs Sinßle ton, Victoria -struct. . WANTED, aomo kind person to Adopt a Baby Hoy 7 months old.-Apnly Mrs Watson. Victoria Quadrant. • \TTANTED, a t;ood Milker; ono that j V V would l)i) useful on a farm ; single man , preferred. — 0. Corston and Co., Short land- . direct; , ' "YS7"ANTEU, an Improver, to learn tho TT ira.ie.—T. Giirord. Tailor, Jcrvoialload, ] l'onsonby. \Y7aTN T E 1), Travellers ; salary and VV commission; nuist have references.— i Werthoiin lowing Mucliino Agency (W. J. ' Italic), 170. (Juecn-strect. , \ITANTED, two i'irst-flaps (Jumry-mon ; , ] 1 T constant work for Ili'Jt-elitsa men.— ( Apply W. Smith, Knight's Quarry, Jlount ; Albert. ■ i VVTANTKU, a dean, civil Lad for tho j > V iUitehcring.-T. Hedger. Kybcr Pass. ! Xl/" ANTED; a smart Lad.—Apply Wor- I YY iheim Sewing Machine Agency.—AY-. J. J Bealc. 170, Queen-Street. ; \jiT ANT ED, Ouo A. IS. for Barque ! V V Anturea.—Apply on board. I \\T ANTED, a i'n]»H-hnugor.—Apply to ,' * V J. t". Brown, opposite Kingsl.ind Post- . ollleo. f \\T ANTE D KNOWN to buyers ofTewel- ' V T lcry-l hat Charli3 Kel.-ey and Co. keep ' iiolliim,' on ihi'ir proiiiNrs excupl koo»Ih liny ' Bitarautco to be real Gold cr Silver.—Charles , Ivrlsoy and Co.. 120. (jncif.-Mtreel. } W/"ANTED, a Young 1-ady desires tin 6 » T Kimiiger.ient as Vir.iiing Uoverncad in n, S gi utlcnmn's family at tlie bi:i;inniug of next • t.:rm. Sut'icctrt : ICniilisli. Miithoinulii-a. .Music, • nnd DrawiiiiMl-niversily of JlflhoiM-ni) ceitili ' elites lor thi! lani!ii«B<bl, Latin, b'reneh. nnd ' tiernnin. — Addre.-H. ■'GouVernante," General ' Poat-olHeo, Auckland. ' VSTANTED, a DroHsmnker nnd Milliner 'i IT as Assistant.—Apply Miss Loyd, Grocor, n Victoria-street - AX/"ANT 1.1), n Nurso(/ir). Koforcnces V » reciulrod —Apply to Jlra V. & Shuyle ■' (Jcors-c. Urafion lloiuh^ " \\T ANTED, in a small family, n -good " VV General Servant; two other servants ii kepi.—Apply lo Mrs Philson,(.iruftonHood,any a luening after B o'clock. li \4 TANTED by ii rcspoctnblu Hill, aSliop } >> to keep; cxi.enencc in sli.ip-keepini;.- Address " Amaniln," St.\k Ollicc. UrANTKD, (ioiicral [Servant, lor a ~ VV small family! K'»'d wiigiß; local refer- f cue,-:-, riM|iiii«-d.--A. McUod':* Uegi:ilry, <)\ley'a tl lluildiugti, Wharf; or St. Murj a lioiid, Poll- l Bonb.v._ _ i VV r AN'IED, a tru.-itwurthy < Jirl us Nurso, { > V n.a under IS yearn nf age. lleferunco* " ri'i|tiirtil.- Apply to Mra Uileram, next Oiorul ~ llali, Symond.i street. WAN TEli^goodI i^good Tailors —K. Slow, 8(5, « Vieioria-ijiri'el, « WANTED, ji I'oat iland ; ulm), a Girl ] niiii-k with needle.—\pply \Villiama l- IVople'aTailor, Vicloiia-atrcot. h \JTANTED, by a Lady, Two Gentlemen \ *V Ilourdo.'s; large hutlrooms ; every con- ti Bidcnition and comfort.—Apply Partridge (md , s Woollauis, Tobacconist*, Qnccn-strcet. y. \\7 ANTED, a smart, enerj,'ettcJ'artner {: VV wilh £100 capital lo assist in extending *• an cs'uibliHhcd business.—For particulars apply J " Kncrijy," rfi'Ait Ofllce. y \\7'ANTED, two rcspoetablo Boardor.s in i Y> «ollington-slreet, mat- St. Jame.Va '' Church.—For particulars and address apply to J Jlra Turnhull. corner of Wyndham and Chapel ' streets. <j! \X7aNTED, Board and Residence by a v Vt Gentleman and his Wife; state Wnis, p which must bo moderate; scoria or volcanic st soil; suburbs or country preferred.—Address d " J.C.L.," .Stau Oliice. XXrANTEJTfoTuiJCIIASE, n Second- VV hand Uoilci-, (ibout the sizo for a;> horac power engine.—Apply to VVuite &;Bright, High strict. \.\7 ANTED KNOWN, that.l. H. Dalton, J VV Tailor, Victoiia-at. JSast. hua opi-ned a J Branch Business at Whnngnrei, under tho man- 1> lipemcnt of iMr A. Patterson, from Glasgow, X who lie can safely rccominend as iv thoroughly P practical Tailor. Vl 7"ANTED —Everybodyto look at Tonks i YT and Co.'a AdverUsement of Bicycles and J Tricycles. Auction Hale, next Friday, at 11' noon, i- ANTED] tho Ownors of Hotels, Kcstuiirants, and all HouscholdcrD to g kno^v tlint the Xew ZealandSuicar Co. (Limited) f aiM Riving tho liiKhest. price for Bones at their . ( - Depot, Customs-street West, and that arrange- & munta ba'vc been marie for collection on npjilica tio!i at tho Depot, to the agent, ltobt. Gco. Hill. , ANTED TO BELL, Two Bulls and » Two Heifers;twelve months old.—Apply V Mr ICenncdy. Xcv,- Lynn 'Bus. I WANTED KNOWN.—CheapiMillinpry, Drosses, Clothing, Calicoes, Print!), I Hollands, and Hosiery. Compction defied. Cmno and see. —J. 11. Hannan, Draper and v Clothier. Victoria street West. ANTED KNOWN, that all worfe*hg men can Bave thoir money by callinK at ( ; tlio Gorornor Gordon Kestaurant, All Meals Sixuonoa > Board nnd Ijodgins 15s per week.— Robert Murdoch, Proprietor.-Noto tho address r —Noarly oppoaito the Waltomata Hotel, and clone to the Dock. WANTED KNOWN—That '*ipp & Co., Bootmakers, Victoria-stlf-et (noxt i Colson's, Booksellers), are solUnu oil" their large and assorted stock ot Boots and Shoos utgrcntiy reduced prices for cash only. Enormous sacri fices. No reasonable otl'er refused during tho sale. The public are particularly requested to _ notice the prices in the window before purchas ing olsowhere.—Tapp & Co., Victoria-stfeot. W' "ANTED KNO^N—Tliat Huhlk & " Son, I!oolmakers, aro Selling Off and . Selling Chenp. being about to remove lo New , Premises at the junction of Queen and Grey •< streets. No reasonable oflor refused, aa we wish toot en ouv new shop with an Entirely New Stock. — HUKIiIC & ":"ON, 75, Victoria-street, and Karapgahapo Road. \\r ANTED KNOWN, Coflco Tables, Os VV «d : Toilet Tables, Is lid ; Loo Tables, oval, 19a; ditto, round. 203.; Kitchen Tables, 8.1 Gd, 10a, 11s; Meats.'ifee, Ss (id; Kitchen Drcssera, o 3!) a—at Dampicr'B>lobson-3trect ijhop. I ANTED KNOW N.—Handsome ! Stuflod Couches, Us Gd and 19s Gd; hand- BomoStu«'edChaira,los;ChestßofDr>rweis,l9:)lid; Washstands, fls ltd ; .Colonial Couclics, oj M ; Stretchers. Ga ; Flock Cushions, Is; Hat Hacks, - Is Bd.—At Dampicr's Uobson-tt Shop. ANTED KNOWN-Mrs Widgery, Certificated Mid wifn, NowniarUet-suvct, 2 Newmarket. Highc?t medical references. V\7"ANTEU KNOWN.—D. W. Jack and - V V Co., I'onnonby Koud, are now showing a Jjpleadid assortment of Prints and Balri;ii.i, also Sutnnier Dress Goods, In.all iho lcadliiK - Bliadea. Exceedingly good value. _ \.\r ANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timber ! I V? CHEAP Traißlsn! Ar.d all other l;ind» of Building Material, can bo- purchased cheaper nnd better than anywhere cse at tho yurdo ot - 11. Goi.dik, Albert-street. WA N TED" sgJEN, l\ \V. j nek * UoV's Summer Millinery, Floweis, Fcalhars, Hats in nil tho lnt'jat noveltiuo. fa'jhionahlo, ' cheap, and good: aho, a well-an.sortcd stock of Fancy Goods, llibbons, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, ' etc. ctc^ WANTED KNOWN.—I >. W. Jack iwd Co., Ponsonby Road, havo juat opened a " large stock of Corsets, includiug tho now patent "Simplex." All prices, from Is lid. N.B.— Special line, worth 7a Gd, which wo arc selling at -s. | YXJ ANTED —Whan you arc in Hobson- V y street call and .hoc the large and choice stock of Mosgicl and ISannoekburn Tweeds, for Hie prc:icnt season, at Munro and 'MiHigan's. W" ANTED, 1,000 Watciioa'and"Clock's " to Clean and Repair, atT. NutflfordV, Watchmaker, Victoria • ntrcet (next Uuion . Bank). Charges moderate; all work warranted . for 12 rconthß. ; WANTED KNOWN—Having Bought J too many New Grecian Cane-seated ' Chairs, I will sell 50 oases of them at much less than they; can be bought at auction, namely, ' 43 3d each; also. New Painted Wood Chairs. 3s • 3d: Cane-seated do, 33 3d.; Arm-chairs, 63 6d; ' Folding-chairs (carpet seated), 5» Gd; KockiEg- ' ehaira (with arms), Caue-setitert. 1O3; Cbildren a . Eocking-chaits, 3s, at Dampier's, Hobson-street, ' WANTED KNOWN. — Tlmt Weekly '■ Sale:! of Furniture ai,d General ilerchan- ( ilise. are held at Mercantile Sale Kooms baitranco : Mercantile Chambers, next Hank New Zealand). , HUNDREDS of pieces of Furniture to select , troin, privately or at auction, and always at . AUCTION PKICKS. The cving thai limy bo j effected iv Furniture, Bedding, it,, &c, l.tlllly 'LHIHTY PER CENT, ciji ordinary jiri.e-. , Heada of families and all .thrifty reruoiiu. , CALL at once, aj both Grocery aud Drapery Goods ore being sent in for sale.-J. K. Kander eon, Auctioneer.



Wanted. WANTED, a Genotal Servant—Mrs J Pliillip.s, Pine Villa, Kden Crescent. WANTED, an iwtolligont Boy, wit knowledge of Drawing.—Apply J Niyluingale, Arcliitociural and Figure Carve ni Nightingale's Hl'ii'l l'"ac'ory, Vieturia-slree ANTED, a jtooii "Plain Cook.—Appl VVynyard Houao, Kden Crescent. W" ANTED, 2 or 3 Rospoctablo Me „ lliiardiOT! terms moderate; noxt doc to Knjnor's, Butcher, corner of Nelson an VicU'ria-streelß. WANTED, several Junior Hands ; alsc Light Porter.—Apply the Mclbourn Drapory and Clotliing Company. Queen-street. WANTED, Situation by Young Man s lilltchor; seven years' experience.- Apply "Hntehcr."STAiiOllicc. "\\7ANTED, a strong, notivo Young Ma TV for the Grocery—F. iicwin on Brother. Queen-street. WANTED" to"l'urchaso, about L',UU old Bricks. — Apply F. Nighlinßali Cullego Uoad. WANTED, Strong Girl nHe to bouw work.—Apply SiAR Oflice. ANTE D, ii Uiuber "lor^N iipior married man preferred; wages, ti'2 It por week.-Apply to li. May. Occidental Hotel. WANTED, Tenders for L'uiniiag un Paperliatiging fl-roomed C'otiage: nisi acarponter.—Apiilv brick house, corner li'dwi und MontMguo streuls \TE7"ANTEI), a good Dresamaker by th V y day.—Fur address, a)iply S'l'.vk ollloc. \]ET ANT X I), a la rgo J rouse, from 10 to 1 If rnoniH, for a Bo<iriiim;-houflo. Mull, h wit!iiii_oinmiitea' walk i-f Qiieen-slrc_i_t__ WANTED, Two Boarders in a privat family; terms modelalu; or, Apari mcnls To Let.—Apply No. 'J, Lower Symondi street. ANTED TO BELL (Cheap), on eus terms, Several Six-roomed Houses pleasantly situated ; all well - llnlsjied, an' llttod up with cupboards, register grate: colonial ovona ; water laid in, and well drained Apply T. Upton. Oliphant.-st.ryet. I'onaonby. WANTED, a respectable Uirl v tioneral Servant m a small family where b Nursjiuaid ii kept—Apply Dr. Kvant I'iltßtrcet. ~\\J A"N'__-) "KNOWN—Charles Ko'Ibo; Vl and (^o. receive Monthly Parcels o Jewellery. In this way their stni kis kopt \ycl iHsorted with all the newest goods. No imiln ions are kept on tho premises. F.vervthlni juarautecd rei(l Gold or Silver.—Charles Kolso; md Co.. 120. Queen-street. YITANTED TO RENT, a small Baking \ V Oven, with or without shop.—Addret! S\ Strien, _tau Ollloc. ANTED KNOWN.—Lota of Frcsl Drapory, Including- Black Italian Sloth Is lid; Cretonne, 3J and 7jd : Misn'a Braces, tltl kVlndsor Scarves, la; Black Burlington do., (id .pron Handkerchiefs, !)J<l: Boys' Suits, 5s 3d Joys' Tweed Trousers, ;is lid; Black Satin, ls& md Is lid ; Largo Lot of Hoil'od Black Wadding i yards for Od: Men's Washing 'lies. Is per doz. Ulmi'h Hard Felt Hals, Is Gd ; Tweed, la and h id ; Linen Collars, all sizes, <d ; Cretonne Bind ng, Sd yard; Dress Preservers, Id the pair V.iwk CailniHMT. I .slid and is Od ; H'.ale .Silcnia I.d: Fancy HibhoiiH, Id; Grand Line of LaiHi'3 Jinbrcllas'. Is Id ; Fancy Aprons. Id. lid, and la tobies' Bibs, Od; Black Kid Gloves, Is lid Men's Kcgulta Hhirl.o. 2s lid; White Molcxkir •ants, as Ud; Men's Pago'.Couts. 10»; Working ihirts. Is; Coloured Hand kerchiefs. Id; Mcu'f {mil Gbod Nightcap*, rc.ducod to Is per doz. ;heap enough for dish cloths; Coloured Ca*h nero Twill, Kid; (Joloured and Black Jeraej •lovcH, 7)d ; Children's Socks, from 2'd ;■ Cor els, laid; 101 Blai'kets, Ch 'Jd: (Srard l.mo ol Coloured .Sat: ons.djd ; KmbroidoredCollara, 1b loWe's 11.5i.1. PiinU, SJd i l»«ek Lustre, Uui; lili nch Calico, .is 3d the doz. yarde ; Hi-inch do.. :If d ihe doz.; Grey do., from ;'Jil; Coloured )un)iißk, lOd; CoU'iired Silk Wiiuarep, 7jd; .avender Water, Ud 1)01 tie; Ulaek f<traw Hut;', Ul ; Men's SI riced Hocks, fijd; .Shetland Itlbbrd i'ocks. lid: this Ladies' Jackets am no wnilucid 0 Tw lid, and tin: L.'iilius' Ulsui.san; reduced 10 ■i Hi!; Children v, L.-i lid ; Bloaeshcd Hwanwlown •alii-o, Is ; Violet Powder, l.i the laii;e packet: 'omaile, M the botik-: Print Sklrta, la Ud ;10 i Vhite QuillH. 11l 'Id; To«els. -'Ml. :iM. Ud ; Vl ueh Uiibleaeh.d.Slieoting. KM; 72 inch Uleached .0., Is; Wool Beige, 7jd, lOUl: Ladies Leather law, iHcarfi; Lot of Fresh Jewellery, chca;i; t hampirr's \Vnkcllcldstreet aiioji. rtfANTED, the'iniiabitonti of Parnoll ?T to Know that A\'. H. Dumpier, Hoot linker opposite tlm Muriel Hotel, Parnell. U^n ■ :i-3 hisHinciiro Ihiiuksto them for tbo pal run- K-o nlremly aei-onk.l to him. and tlm tho intends jiiKionish them with his Wonderful Bargains 1 Boolsund Hhoiia for thn future, which will lwaya ho the Bame in prico and (]tuility as at ia Town Shop. Fcr piirticuhirs pleate read the 'own Advertisement, which ia tlm nust one to liis. WANTED ■ KNOWN—Jloote ! Boot/! Anotlior gr.mil lot. Purchitsont arc i-.iui-Hlod to show their J'»ai(.;iiin:t to their rii.-nde- -Men's 10. S. Bu-jtu (our own imik.'.poino hmg iL-lMnishing). I_s Ijd : Men's Aip'liland Ilmhcix, ,'is lid; Men':i HiindMomn DiinibU> ■hi.tut L.-.illur cli|i|KsrH, :'* M; .Men'ii i;.-nl lull' SlipiwrH, -i lid, usual prlon, .Vi; iilimj ii <;f 1.-ulicii' KS. Kid Boot.. In lid and m M : ulterior Fiiiiry Slilehc! do., liilkl; cnni'l line f l.inlicH1 IO.S. Iligli-lw; MoriKi-o Boola. tin 0d ; adies' lligh-linul Prunt'lln Hootfl (nearly nil i/.i'H). Id lid; mipcrior ditto (all Bint's), is and j (id ; Lailicn' Sewn llouw Reots .vith heels), 2s lid; prnnd lino of «nlo»h«-d Iou«s Boolli. :U IKl; Ladies' While Marclla loots, 2h ; Ladi'-!i' White Sateen Boots (with high eels), Ssfrl; Ladles1 OuUloor Shocii (not »:ip ers. mind), Is Ol; 1-adifn' Oxford and Derby Viiliiimr .Shoes. Cm Cfl; Ladies' Iliinrtsonio Pa- Mit Leather .Slippers. 2i 6d ; Ladies' Prunella lipperH. Hs Ijd; Maids' High - leg Button louts, 3s; splendid lino of Girls' Patent •iico-iips (sizes, 7 to 10). Is lid ; Infanta' Felt, loot?, Hd ; Infants' lligh-ICK Button Boots, Is 9d ; ii enormous quantity of Infants' X.a. Boots, illerent kinilß. 1:) M ; Infants' Patent Strap boe.H (with buckles), Is fid, &c , &c. Sec. ; strong icuihcrP.netLaces. Id tho pair; Cotton do., .'id ie doz.; Button Hooks. Id; Cork Solcjs, _*d; hoe Horns, 3d; Boot Protectors, Sd tho set; iuttoii Faslcners, (kl the box: llauthway's clebrated Pcerlesn Close, Gd tho Bottle. N.B.— he public arc requested to cxamino tho urious kinds of boiils and shoes made on tho remises at Dammar's Boot. Shop Victoria reel, nnd also at tlainpier's Boot oho y, Parnell imiciiiti) the Ilarrel lIoUsII. STf iV S T E D", T' INSPKCTION OV TIIK QUEEN-STREET WINDOW. * GRAND NEW STOCK OF -V WAIIKANTEI) GOLD-AND SILVKtt JCWKLLBHY. WATCIIKS. CLOCKS, (ic. ; OIIKMIAN VASJCS, LUSTRES, ice. _c; ;NGLISH CHINA TEA SF.TS (somo lovely attorns], just arrived by the Wanganui. I -VICTOUIA-STUEET WINDOW- I Contain? .1 Splendid Aosortmont n( Artistic MITATION JKWKLLKKY, PHOTO, 11AMKS, SCHAPS, &c. Tj—VICTORIA-STIiEBT WINDOW— Contains somo Great. Specialties in SI'A IONKHY, A.L.UUMS, STOVK OKNAMICNTS, > —VICTOHIA-STREET W7N DOW— P Contains WORK-BAGS, UASKKTP, ;OXKS,-TKA SKTB, DINNKR and TH/PivA KTE SETS, and Novelties in PKN-WIPKH& 4 — VICTORIA-STREET WINDOW— 8: Is filled with Specimens of GOODS nil at ' iNE SHILLING KACH. Some splendid values, rilE ARCADE ITSELF is RADIANT WITH ATTRACTIONS. All arc invited j inspect them, and purchase if approved. riHE LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO I SKLKCT FROM IN TIIK CITY. PRO rINCK, or COLONY, and the UIIEfCpBST. T ONDON A RCADE, jr JLJ _£•__ QUEEN AND VICTOPoIA-STIUCETS, And at Ciiwstciiukch and Wellington - '•____ - ■' *' i ■ ■ _ Insurance. ij AE'D FACTS. II .UdTRALIAN MUTUAL PROVIDENT SOCIETY. Estaulisiikd 1819. A PUHKLY MUTUAIi LIFE OFFICE. The following Points of Comparison and Rite if Reversionary Bonus aro extracts from ftli Slack's Pamphlet explanatory of-the lontme jstein:— Points of Comparison. gjfc.Vty. E(l"itllbIl)' .Rate of intorest rea H"1], I'l^ Hseiinlßß3 .. ..£6O 10 do «J 01 . Proportionofpremlum incomo saved In the year 83 p. c. .10 p. c. , Kate of expenaos on total receipts " 93 p. c, loj p. c. lATF.3 OK i;.F.VF.naH>NAKY BONUS PKK ANNUM ON ORDINAUY WHOLE LIFI POLICIES FOR £100. Age I TEN YEARS IN FORCE. at : — intry. A.M.PSocioty. Equitable. 20 «3 1? 3d PA Us 01 30- £1 1»3 3d 21 U8 Id Ago ' TVVS-NTY YEARS IN FOHOE, at —— Entry. A.M.P. Society. Equitable. on f.3 S-i Od £1 H" W •10 £3 8s jd £1 12a 8d These figures ouirht to convince any one whe ;tudies them that tbe A.M..P. Society oilers ad •anlages in tho way of Prospective Proliti vbich cannot be even distantly approached bj he American Company now in the licld. The invcslmonts in New Zealand and Feeuri Irs exceed _750,000, and all the Surplus Brunei kccumulaticns are invested in tha Colony, thus nakiDg it essentially a Thoroughly Coloiuu nstitution. Members can borroiv on tho security of then Policies. Members may engaso in any employmtn lEtc. -they have beun a=s.ured. The above facts are suilicient reasons whj ha people o£ these colonies should show i lecided preference ia favour of a Sucieti A-hich, besides hiving its birthplace ajnd its lome among themselves, can oiler advantage, so immeasurably superior to those alforded bj tn foreiirn rival. Everyinformation niaybehadonapplicatioh a ;h_e Soci^y's District Office, Auckland; or fron my of the Special Travelling Agents. D, J. MoLEOD, District Manager.



PaMic Koiices. r.t WEW ZEALAND ART STUDENTS' Jl<) association. " The First Annual Exhibition will open with a ).' CONVERSAZIONE L of Members und Friends on WEDNESDAY, - October 15. poors open at 7 p.m. Members' y Tickets (admitting two frionds to Oonversaz'one) can be had from the Secretary. Family Tickets - (admitting four), L's (id ; Singles Seuson Tickets, s^, to bo had from Lennox's, Upton's, and >J Mearb'a. ______^ £~Jt <r 'i?OR JIIKUTAIA, ;" y^tSSOl -*P WAITOA, TK AHOITA, ' »asKSsS»3S<kiW AIOR()N GOM AI. 18 VIS£?p?»2^SH,\FTKriHUKY, -AND MATAMATA. |S Tho 0.3. KOTUKU " Wiit leave TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVEN (I INU, October 11. Cdrge reeelvcd at onco. For froight only, apply to i) THOitNTON, SMITH, & FIUTII. ■" /I RAND BALL.—NOTICE.—TiokoIs " \JT for the Alliance Grand Ball may be.had al. Mr Ronnie'.') Fancy Bazaar, next Foresters' _ Hall, Kiirniigahu)iv lloud. NH.— No cash . takings at the door.—Jus; Wilson and A. U. )j Urilllllis, M.C.'i'. rjiJlK calm, sonthlng, but otill invigoratiiiK ■j « cUed iapeculiaronly to Wdlkk'sSciinaits; a Ask for Wolkk'k. v /IROWN GOLD MIMING COMPANY V 7 (LIMITED). A CALL of Ninepcnce por Share on tho - Caoital of tho above-named Company has this 5 dny been made by the JJinsctori, imyable to I lie (j Maniigrr, at tho Company's Oilier;, 8, Mercantile Chambers, (Jueou-Btreot, Auckland, on VVJOD - XESDAY, the 12ih day of November, 188). ,° W. L. MITCHELL, Manager. j Auckland, Oclober 8,1831. _' "piCJUT HOURS DEMONSTEATION. y NOTICE. , All Sections) of Labour not represented on the I Committee, who are desirous of beinff repre son toil, may lmvo their meeting convened upon - iipi.'licatioo to the Secretary. Jtia particularly 3 desired that the) Delegates should bo elected at , oncu, as tho permanent officers will be elected i, nt the nest tmrcting on FRIDAY, October 17. CHAS. 11. KING, Sec. \ TTIStATE""OF" lIOBERT MURDOCH, V JDJ LAJ'K OF GOVERNOR GORDON ' HOAItDING-HOUSIO, AUCKLAND. f All Claims against this Estate must bo sent in to Mr If. 11. Pollard, at H. and W. Holliiby's, - Shnrlltind-Hlroot, Auckland, on or before t 'I'HUHSDAY next, tho llith October instant, 1 olherwlae they will not be recognised. • CJ UC(JESS TiOLD-.M iNINU COMT'ANY 1 O (LIMITED). ! Notice is hereby given that tho Office of tho > above-named Cuiupauy has been HKMOVED J from Vulcan Lank to No. 18, Biioktlani) ---1 n'KRKT, and that li. YV. Heath has been ap ■ pointed Manager.—J. W. Kiickwoum, J. M. • SMKitA, Directors.-Auckland, October 11, 1881. O~FFICES to Let in Vulcan Lano.—Ap ply to Conncll & Cooper, Solicitors. '' /"hFFICE to Let, Somorvcil'H Building?, . KS Queen-s rocl. — Apply to Mr W. Culpan, : care of Messrs Hosketli and Hkhmond, Solici [ tors. Hunk Hulllinirs. Qucen-stroct. ' ( rriHC'j " (Josomer " Cashmcro Clonk, puro 1 -S- wool, closely woven. Thoroughly water ' pro^f, but allowing fr. c ventilation. Hummer ," and Winter Slm<lea.-J, 31; McLaclilan. ; rilllE CITY mJFFET is now unebjn'oing ■ JL liepair, and will in futurn bo carried on 1 for the troiiricturs under the manngumcnl of Thus. MuEwin. : TVfSSOUJTION OP PARTNERS UW. , ;■ -i'ln1. iiaitniH'Hliip luTctoforc! existing between I Iks undi.'ivigncd, nnderlhe stylu or llrni of "V. ltoyoruft & i.0.," liDiimoiigisru. hns been, and is i hereby DI^SOLVKI) as from Pie Ist day of i October iiirtlaut. All Accounis o«iiiK to Hie lale ; linn are to bo pad toMu I'ltvNi'ls JtOYCHOKT, by whom thn business will in future be carried ■ on. I'ated at. Victoria street, Auckland, thi:> . Bi.h day ot Oetobur, liiSJ. F. ROYCUOKT. ; J. V. ANDERSON'. Witness: John Huuok, Salesman, Auckland, ON"EY WITHOUT SECURITY to bo Lent to HoiiKeholdets and others at reasonable interest; bills discounted ; strictest privacy.- Apply by letter to Mr lumiin, lirighton I lioad, l'aiuull. OROFEBSOR CAKUOLLO will open hi.s Jt Gyinnacium for Iho Third Quarlcr, and ' coMimeiicii n Jlck'iuni-iK1 t'la™, on MONDAY ' Next, Oelobcr 111, at '.ISO. in the largo room. Mer cantile I'liiiiubiTH. Kishcr'H Iliiiklinj.-B, yuecn alivet, on Mondnys, Wcdiicudavs, and Frirlayp. Teiins, £1 Is jieir qtiartur, in uimitica. Oentlc . moil can bo met ill liny hour in tho day for pri vate li's-iims in Hoxiiig. etc., or at interval nijchls. Address hu, lirry etriMst. ' TVT OTlCK.—Thoso Compotitij,' for tlio Fho XH Pnund Note, to be given away, aril re ciuc (ltd tv .lend in their Niimc^i anil y\dilre.':*<'3. logellier wilh Iti-c:i-i)it<■<! Hill, nut Liter (ban Mcmilay lievt, loth Uiluber.-S. Coombea & Co. M-'n ii en r"y t e'e"<j~e", KLOCUTIONIST, "\%"iil receive a few Pupils for a sliorl courso. For particular.!, apply by lei ter to this olllcu. hi ii TSliTs n l r. J.. Wanted, a I'nrUcr (sleeping or octlve), with about £1,0.0, to oxtand a Rood paying Manufac turing Business. For particulars apply J Pianofortes Tuned, ss, by an" ex pcrienccd hand from Kirkmnn's, l^ondon oliiri'iiiiiObeii'irely resloied in toi.o and touch ; lmmineira nfeiled. 1 Kiiineii.-W. Slor, Cf>ll»gc Hoad (next to Cascade Stores), and al Karangd hapj Jtwid (oppooito l'rime'i), Ironmonger. New ton). jyri^TTOiEIojOOfJT'ENT on Huilding J^Jl'T Society prißCi))lcß,or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on WoAly Payment .System. Mortgagee and 1/oana negotiated, i-oo l^ist ot Properties for Sile on first page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited tor investment.— C. Willamson, Land Estate, and Financial Ascnt^nel Valuer. Hfch-htrout, Auckland. RS lIAGON, Widow, Into of Newton "Koad, he. s to inform her Friendsand tho Public genouilb' that she has Purchased Mr .1. 11. Huniot-'nSla-ionery Iluslnestin Karangahape Rond, nnd hopes, by keeping tho best articles • and selling at the lowest rates, .to meet the wanta of the district. A Labour and Servants' Itoi?istry is also con nected with tho business. ]ieferring to tho anovo. having riiap^sT'd of my Stationer's Hiisinesa toMrsHngon, I feel sure tin! I'ubl'c will nice', with tho best article at the lowest price Tinder the now control My Agonoy Business will be carrii'd on as usual al tamo address. JOHN 11. HAMKR. I^TOTJLE, Cash Draper, next Revolt's JL' Fur.nshing Warehouse, Quoon-stroct, re . miires Awistant, nnd Apprentices to Millinory. ■ Preasinakingi and Sales.—Apply Monday. • 13 03EL1NE fob tuk HAIR —This cle jl\i gant preparation completely coiipaes ' every article of a similar kind now 'icforo tho public. Prico, Is tsu a bottle—Sharland, Apothecaries' Hall. DATS! RATS! RATS !—Use 1 11 SHAIILAND'S PHOSPHOR PASTK, Ilatfl eat it greedily, and dlo ; no smoll. Price; One Shilling a Hottlo. F. C. SHAIILANI). opposite i'ost-offlco. WO. R M S. All children suflcr from them. If suspected, ask for the Certain Cure. SHARLANU'd WORM POWDERS. Is paokct Apothecaries' Hal opposito Postofllce. Tenders. "OUKCHASH OF BOARDING-HOUSE. Tenders will ho received up to THURSDAY, (he iGth October inst., for the Purchase of tho Goodwill. Furniture, &c, of tho Governor fiord on Hoard ing-bouse. Lower Albert-street, Auckland. A>l particulars can be obtained from Mr 11. 13. Pollard, at Messrs H a"CI W. Hollnhy's, Shorl land-street, to whom the tenders are to bo addressed^ : fp~O CA R I? ENTE RS. 'l^etulora will bo received until 1 p.m. on FRI DAY, tlio 17th instant, for the Erection of a Cottage in KiDgsland Koad. It. M. WATT, Architect. 2M. Queen-street. np ob v i l I) e^ r s. Tenders will bo received by the undersigned until noon of WEDNESDAY, the 22nd inst., tor the Krection of a Family Hcsidcncencar Epsom. Plans, &0., at my oflice, O'Connell-strcot. 11. ALLUIGUT, Arcliileot. Oi-Uib'T,S h, IgSI. rrTo a v i i, n ti vTH. ■ Tinders will be received until Noon of • 'I Hh.:'. AY. October 21si, for the Krrclion nnd Completion of a Villa Hcsidcncc in Ponsonby. F.nWAltl) IJAH.TLKY. Arrliilect. m o ■ li v I l i> k R a. Tender* will be received until noon of WED NISSI>AY, tli6 22nd inst., for the Krection of a family Ji'L-.'iileiict: in I'ai-K Road (near Graf ton ltoad). Plans at my Oflioo, Canada Muildings, Queen-street. lIKNRY S. A\rADK, Architect. 1 Continued on First Pago SltsceUancoas Wajitc«ls. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, Several Improvers for Iho Bench.—G. Black and Co., Chajiel-sti'cot. ~£* PT WILL BE GIVEN to nny Pereon i^^AP procuring me a Permanent Situation in btlico, Store, or Warehouse ; good test! ---i monials.—Address, in first instance, " X.X.," - Star Office. ; I T AUY reiiuirea use of I'iano in a private a J house for two hours' practice daily.—Ad dress, with terms, " Piaotice," H'var OJKoc BO ARD AND RESIDENCE required by Betitleinati. bath; private family pre -1 fci'rerl. terms to " 1.i.A.,'" Stab Offlcn. , A MAKRIED COUPLE, jutt from r\ Home, dtsiite Situation an Care-taker t or any office ot trust (Webleyani): tit3t-c!a=B lestimoniab.—Address G-. Suruaierijsill. Goueral i Post-ofßce, Auckland. I T> A R T N E R S H I ~P. \ J. *. , Wanted, a Co-partner ns Colleasjtto in the t Farniir,;-,' Department of a large and profitable Uctail Dairy Business, holding valuables leases [ otlondadjacenttothecitj. Nonobutajnoctical j man who understands tho growiDg of rout und gteen ciops and liberal hand-feeding need apply. Probable capital required, £i,200 to fil.SOO.— Apply T. L. white, Accountant, Scherff'a Build-. ings, Auckland. '



Business Notices* EXPERIENCE teaches that Wolfe's Schnapps is more suited to the Colonies thnn either brandy or whisky. rVRE DIIJECT SUPPLY STOKE, X 219-QUEKN-STREET-219 Auckland. ; A GOOD DINNER SERVICE of 23 pieces, only Us. | A FRESH STOCK o£ LARGE „,! GUI'S and SAUCERS, in different _, W patterns, «t Is. yf! iip'MOUK CHKAP PLATES AND & 1 DlSHES.—Pheasant Plates, 2s and » upwards; Pheasant Dishes, Ud and _j W I npwardn. S f_| Also, CHINA and GLASSWARE in W O variety, cheap and good. M P, TOILET SETS (all qualities), b TKINKET SETS, LOOKING H (* GLASSES, &c, &c. g n. FANCY GOODS OF EVERY DES- O Cm CIUPTION.-A Good Assortment, H £j at Low. Prices. M j JU3T OPKNED. iomo Boautiful Sub- c H jectsin PARISIAN STATUARY; 2 0 1 "'so. RAISED FLOWERED H rj : CHINA BASKETS, JARS, C* S I FLOWER POTS, &C &c. k5 HH I Q CUTLKRY VERY CHEAP. 35 'DINNER KNIVES, Is (id dozen; H W I USEFUL TOOLS, KITCHEN O £rj UTENSILS, &0.-; KOO BKATKRS, W fi Is; CANDLESTICKS, 3d; X lilil'WI) TRAYS, (id; KITS, od; " ii X | I'UOKKT KNIVKS, Gd. j v! LAMPS, STOVE ORNAMENTS, Si BELLOWS. *=* GLASS SHADES AND .STANDS, in i all-issos. 11ANCIIARD & CHAN WELL, t-T TIIK DIRECT BOl'l'LY STORK, "tisS 249— Queen-ST., Auckland.—249 m O J5 U I L D E X S. CHURCH-STREET. NORTH SHORE. EDGAR BLUCK, BUILDERS' AND FURNISHING IRON MONGER, has on Salo- Cement, Gunpowder, ICcroainc, Carpenters' Tools. Nails, Con ngatodlron, Registered Qratcp, Kitchen Ranges; also, China, Glass, Earthen ware, and Fancy Goods. BONA FIDE Clearing Sale of Boots and Shoes. T. P. Sllnn is giving up the retail branch In Uobson-street, and for if days will oll'erall kinds of English and Colonial Boots and Shoes at prices far below the actual valuo, between Victoria and Wollesloy streets. II1' you wish to establish a names for your house, sell th« best braiids —Wolkk'jJ Sciinaitu stands foremost. TOCAL INDUSTRY DUTTON "BROS., Manufacturers of Kyery Description of CORKS, BUNGS, FISHING NET FLOATS &c, &c, Wholesalo and Retail. Factory: UPPER QUEEN-STREET. AOKI AND ISLAND CURIOS, T nni n Purchaser nf.—Eric Craig, at the Curiosity Shop. Princes-street. THE Auckland Doublo'-wovon Wiro Bed Company are now Weaving and Making Beds of all sizes at greatly reduced prices.— Manufactory, corner Victoriaand Nelson-streets. K~6inj~B BKOWKI N~G", CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE WAREIIOUSK, 2U7, QCKKS-STBKET. In returning thanks to the Customers of my luloinmbfliid for past favours. I beg to noiifv that tin! Burliness will bu carried on as usual, and solicit n continuance of their ccnerous patronage, M. BROWNING. C^UR FIRST SHIPMENT OF NEW SEASON'S INDIAN TEAS! * INDIAN TEAS ! J ; INDIAN TEAS! H HAS ARRIVED. ' w <j O - SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. f 3 i ! !> W TJOBERT TTAKPER &/"m, W i\> IX \j > MKLBUUHNE. . W AGENT: RICHARD A QAIIB. 81, CUSTOMS-STOKET, ■ AUCKLAND. ■vr i c to R i a house. WILL SHORTLY UK | OPENED WITH A NEW STOCK BY W. P. OGILVIE, AS A DRAPERY. MILLINERY, AND LADIES AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING . ESTABLISHJIANT. TICTORI A-STREET WEST (Corner of Grahame-street). ELLING OFF—3ooPairsMen's Coloured Molo Trousers a', 3s lid : Men's Working Shirts, la Sd ; realkargains.—Fernandez, Draper, No wton. . mA I LORING. a. e7~spence Would respectfully call attention to the Fact that ho is prepared to turn out GENTLEMEN'S GARMENTS, In the very best and most fashionable manner, AT TWENTY PER CENT. LESS Than usually charged for liko class material and workmanship. A CHOICE SELECTION OF GOODS FOR COMING SEASON TO CHOOSE FROM. Suits, from.. ... .. _ _, 81s. Trousers, from .. .. - .. 21s. Note tho Address-172, QUEEN-STREET Over Messrs Wilson, Williams, & McCullagh). Terms Cash. IHEAP JOINERY of every description! l Shop Fittings, etc. Newest dosigns: best ■ workmanship.—At Johnston's Joinery Workß, Lorno-aircet- SELLING OFF—3,OOO Yards of really good Dress Material, Alpaca, Oatmeal > Cloths, etc., Cd por yard.—Fernandez, Draper, Newton. •(s.aonna pun puunoil a^ifoddo) loajqa-injopiA, 'zg MoqmnM pasuaavi V.OiilSa'ilJl Tl'"I. %V— •sooijd mo\ Xi3.v 3« '^UOIS U| BIIBUOIQ UOipiOl lOSJJOBIIV 'OOHOK qs.iuou.B oin uo ouop Sumyjutsuu, mitt Jtuiqumij jo Bpup[ \\y "duixu joijn stnnoiu xib ,ioj Jtvdoa ut ?doi[ sdnj, •iiouj pfi sj; uiojj 'sdu.T, .<,iOAJ|3(T \mv dois '■ Mono P9 uiojj "soojj pun •spuou 's.ttoq[H : looj jod pf uioaj ?n ptoj sodij •havo} u[ O6not[ JCu» nuqj aodt)3tio uo pin[ l| 1 nax va\ i >iaxvav i HMiyiW. CiIiEAP STATIONERY AND BOOKS J May bo had at 11. WHIT E' S (Next to the Unite of New Zealand), QCI3EN-STHEET. Novelties in Desks, Letter Cases, Stamp Boxed, Albums, Writine Ca3cs, Work Boxes, Stationery Caees. All sold utprices to command increased busi neßS rather than large profits. Medical. i ( TAOCTOKS differ." They do, but the execp •L' tion proves the rule—They all aKtco that Woi.kk's SciiNAfi's ia Hie best stimulant pnic nrablc. "I G. li" X N~D E R S O N"'H *J • CIIKUHY PKCTORA.L. in 6:!. 2nfirl, Jnßd por )>ott.lo. To bo'had only at Medical Hall, Pqnnrnihy. optioaite Throo l<atnpa. mOOTIfACniE OURK.— lnstJinianooua I ilelißfs-OIK)NTALri?(:.-ln per bottle— F. C. SHARTiAND. otinoHJtn Poat-offlce. Ol'jLltJii' lrom Tough lti Ton Minuton. — l\l SHAW,AMP'S CHERRY PECTORAL. Piico, 2s Bd and la (id.—F. C. Sharland, opposite th Post-ofllno. R ARNOLD'S PENNY ROYAL AND STEEL PILLS.-Tho most popular modicino of tho d.iy. Prico, 2s Bd a box.—Colo nial Agent, F. C. Sharland, opposite tho Post office ■ ODONTALGICON, the new remedy for Toothache, instantaneously stops tooth ache, arrests decay, nets 113 a stopping. Prico, la.— C. W. Goodson, London Arcadu, Sole Agtnt for Auckland. WANTED, al, once, a Youth to deliver parcels, and able to drive. — Apply Smith and Caughcy. WANTED, the Address of Jane Smith, front Keithhall, Abcrdeeniihiru, Scot laud.—A. Mitchell, Auckland Post-offlcc. ANTED, Ladies to call ancTsee~T. und J. McMasttr's New Stock of Millinory, rapes, ;md Mantles. \VT ANTED, Ladiei, to kno*Wlhat T. and T T J. Mcßlastov ate now showing a Choice Seleotion of Piinti, Sateens, Guwhauis, Nuns' Cloth, Milange Silks. Bud Fancy Dreßsea. WANTED, Canvassers for the Accident Insurance Association of New Zealand. Good termo to competent men. Bond rcquiicJ. -Apply at Offices, Palraerston BuildiDgs— Arthur K. Lewis, Manascr. , ANTED 2 Youths of {^ood character ; for Tramway Conductoru.—Apply, be tween 9 and 10 a.m., at 83. Queen-itreot. YTfANIED, a iSecot-d Coqk.—Apply .VV Royal Man Hotel, ' c """ ■*



For Sale FOR SALE, Arthur-street, Ponsonby, new Villa Residence, verandah and bal cony, 5 rooms, washhoueo with copper; pus and water laid in. This is a well-built and good residence; everything new, completo, and in a moat dl'sirablo position. Price, £75t). (1290) BJ^OR SALE, McCaulayatreet, off Newton JL' Road, 6-Roomed House (cheap); only £175. —H. Partingtou. House and Land Agent. f^OR SALE, Hillsboro', adjoining l'ah Farm, sAcres first-class Land; splendid view; terms easy.—H l'artington, Stichbury'a Lluildinßs. |J^OR SALE, first-class Hotel in Waiknto. JL —lor further particulars apply to H. Partiiißton, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. I" 71OR SALE, cheap, Wilcox and White Organ, 11 stops, pipe top, in good order; or exchange for Piano. — Apply C. Strcetcr, Karangahapc Road. TjiOß SALE, the Lease of~an Allotment JL1 in Rercsford-strcet, ncl joininß tho Western Park.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land and Kstato Agents. T7IOR SALE OR TO LET, a corafortablo JL House of Six Rooms, in Anglcsea-street; gas, water, and every convenience. The allot mont is nowly planted and sufficient for another house.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land, and Estate Agents. OR SALE, Sussex-street., off Newton Road, new C-roonicd Dwelling; water laid on, good gunion; terms' easy.—Apply to W.- S. Fagan, Butcher. Newton Road. TCTOR SALE, a Tobacconist Business in _aJ Oueen-streot, doing a good turnover.— Apply 11. Bailey, Tobacconist, 170, Queen-at. "ST^OR SALE, 2" Hansom Cabs, Horses, -K. and Harness. Can be viewed on cab stand. Terms easy.—Apply J. Robinson, Mount Eden. IJIOR SALE, valuable Building AUofc ? ment. having a frontage to Epsom Rend of 100 feet by ISO feet docp, adjoining tho Junction Hotel.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray, House, Land and Estate Agents, Fort street. TfjiOß SALE, a bargain, 5-roomed Cot _3J tago, with wash-house, at Newmarket; water inside, and eyory convenience; clono to the Railway Workshops.—Apply to H. Asliton and Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. TDIOR ABSOLUTE SALE, tho Property Ji cf Mr J. 11. Smith, near Station, Morning side, consisting ot very fine Allotments; also, Houses of four. live, six and seven rooms; no reasonable offer refused. — Edward Wayto, Estate Ag> nt, 5, Mercantile Chambers. ~|J7K)R SALE, a bargain, 2 new semi _&} detached 3-Roomed Houses, Itendell Place, New North Road.—F. Marter, Tobacconist, &c, Upper Syinonds-Btreet. OR SALE, 1 American Cortland Wae gon, 1 Express Wagon, ard sovcral new and Beeonu-hana Spring Carts, Muggies, otc.— Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria street East. TjTIOR SALE (a suro competency—suitablo JL? for oithcr a lady or a gentleman), an Old cstablislicii Businofis in a Country Town, main line of rail, growing district, with steady re turns and fair prolits. Price, about £I,ooo.—For particulars apply to " X.Y.," Stak Utlice. F~~ OR SALE UR LEASE, in a good part of Onchunfra, a 10-roomcd House, in good repair; coach-house, stable, and acre of garden (first-class soil).—D. B, Orchard, 18. New Zea lnnd Insurance Buildings; or Mr Gillman, Chemist, Onehunßa. FOR SALE, a new Hansom, to be com pleted to pn rchfiser's order. — Thames Carriage and Dray Factory, Victoria-Nt. East. 1710R SALE, a Restaurant and Dining . room, doing r> good busineas; in central position.—Apply toj, M.aud J. Mowbray, Land and Kstato Agents. . }' 710R SALE, at the North Shore (Chel J tenhum North), opposite the property of R. M. Stark. Esq., within v. mile of ne.v wliarf, A'lotmenti with beautiful view, on very cusy terms.—Apply to Viekers and Hull, No. li, N.Z. Insurance Huildings. TjjTOK SALE, a really good Dairy Farm, _9: 100 acres good land, well-fenced, good grass, ond plenty fresh water all the year round, comfortable dwelling-house, und numerous out buildings; all in (food order; J-mil (from rail way station, lo miles from town, and will to sold cheap.—Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, No. S, Queen-street. S Go WEEKLY. — For Sale, at Kingslnnd, 5-rooinod House ; allotment 10 x 113. Price. £20.'.—Apply E. Henry's Regis try, Shortland-streut. ON SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in town or suburbs), 200 casks Portland Cement, Plaster of Paris. Fireclay (by ton or lb), Fire Bricks, &c—R. Jenkinson, Builder. Lorne street. TriOß SA LE," Business Site, Corner Lot, J. Suburbs, Lease 89J years ; frontage 107 ft by 50. Ako, Newt'ottuge. .'! large rooms m.d Kullory, gas, &c. Allotment f-Ofi by 50, lot forite per week ; ground rent, £10 per annum. Price, C2iW.—For piirlicului'd, apply James Slator Architect ;ind Knginetr, Coumbce's Chambers, next Auckland Hotel. ( 111 URCif-STRBET, PONSONBY.— V.' New House, rendy for occupation; contains 5 looina (mil usual out-hoimea; house ll'ted up with every convuiiiuii-jo ; wator and ita»hii(Um. Pricci, only £300 ; Icrms. £50 cimh. and balanoe at pernrrunneint'iit.—Apply Tiic New Zealand 11QU3C. ijiiul, and Kstaic Agency. Highi.treot. T&RATT-STKKET, off Wcllimitcm street, .8. within li minutes from Queen Hi root.—For luiniPdialii Bale, a new, well-built House, con taining (! rooms, finished in a superior manner; ground register grates ; kitchen lilted with cup boards ; sink and water laid on ; allotment 10 x HO, more nr lew ; larirc stoiu-room. P ice, £.;M. —\pply the Nc\v Zealand House, L;nd, and Estate Akc*ncy. High-street. T>ETAIL Boot and Shoe Business For £\) Sale, best part of Hobeon-streot; brick ; quite new; ;;ood window, and rent low; fixtures nt vnhiation; stock optional. — Inquire T. P. Slinn, Hobson-sUect. in Brown street, 3&OVI? a 1 roomed House, water laid on; an ornamental fence and good garden : allotment JO x 99 feet.— Apply to Carbines and Taylor. Auctioneer;;. TH OR IMMEDIATE SALE, IP First-class Business Premise-1, Mount Kden, main roaf".; grand double shop and dwelling house of 8 rooms, bath-room, scullery, porch, &c; qui'onow and well thiished off; gas laid on, and every convenience ; large waeh-liouso, stable. &r.; ep'endld freehold allotment. For further particulars apply to SIRS SAYBRS, on the Premises ; Or to D. F. EVANS, Land and EsUtc Agent 1300 "TUBT ARiUVED, and for Sale by the fj Subscriber, cheap, for cash— 20 Unfl Fluke Kidney Potatooa 20 tons Bluo Dcrwents 1., W. EATON, No. 8, QUEKN-STKEET. Tn G, E W I N G T 0 N, -JD » ' K3TATK AGENT, ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS. FOR SALE, IN .BBRESFORD-BTREET, closo to Mrs Harrison's School, a Property, suit able foi a private boarding-house. The land moasnrcs 63 foot to Beresford-atrcet and 11 feet to Wolf-street. The house contains 12 rooms; gtis and water are laid on. and there is a large bathroom. There is an attractive front garden, and tho back ia covered with cholco plams and trees which bear heavy crops of fruit. Thoro is also an immenss Vinery, furnished with tho best modern appliances for heating it. and £100 a year can be easily derived from the vinos. Tho price for tho Residence and Half tho Ground is £750, and for tho Vinery and the other Half, £100. WANTED to Lena. filOO and £200. HOUSES. Shops, Cottages, Allotments, and Farms for Solo. __ F 7 E V A N S, • AUCTIONEER, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, Has FOR SALE Tho following BUILDING ALLOTMENTS 1211—CuukC!I-stkkk.t—3S x 100-6; quite level. good position ; only £3 os per foi t. 1131—CumiAN-BTUBKT-08 x 117-6. £1 nor foot. Colwngwood-strekt—Splendid Site foi Residence. 1239 —Commbrci.it.. Road — I Good Building Allotments, 12s per foot. 1'93-Commkrciai. Road—Good Allotment, »T x ICO. Prioe, £5 ca?h and os per week. 928—ErsoM—50 x 150, quito level (near Junction Hotel), £3 per foot. 935—Gueat Noum Road—3s x 100, 3 Lote (good position), £5 per foot. 1085—Glenhuhn, Ponsonby—ll6 x 100, splondid : view of, harbour, £050. li"l—Keppel-strekt—2 Allotments with front age of 80 leet. £75 for tho two. 12SS-KING-STREET, Ponsonhy-Splendid Site, most central, just at Three Lanaß. Ponsonby Hall, &c.; one of tho upi positions in this rising suburb. 1220—Mackklvik street, SuiTey Hills—lo y 132, £1 per foot. 1221—Mount Aldbkt—Several Building Sites. 1151—Lincoln-street— U x 100, £3 15b per foot 837—Mount Roskill RoAD-Allotments (closi to Rocky Nook), from 28s per foot. 783-Nblsonsti{S;kt—(Ki feet frontage, £7 pc: foot." 1237—Mount Edepj Road (close to Eden Vine 10 x 120, £8 per foot. slG—Newton Road-6(5 x 00, corner of Kxeter Btrcot, £1 per foot. 12.52-Newmaiikkt—Good Comet1 Allotment,-i' x 100, £310a per foot. 12S5—Xkwmakkkt, near Hotel - JO x 93 li, £160. HoO—Norkolk-btkebt—33 x 100, from £2 10 per foot. 1279—NouTU Shork, Donjainstrcet—Splfndii Building Allotment, 50 x 117. Price £105. 1291 -NORTiicom close to Wharf-Grand Bitt splendid view, fenced and planted 132 x 132; &350. 1297—NokthcOte—Two Grand Building Site: each G6 x 231; only 22s Gd per foot. 1021—Parnell, Bradford-streetr-Allotments, i: first-class position, from £110s per fool 1120—POMPALtrKR TBRRACE-io-7 x ICO-0, love £310s per foot. 1199—Ponsonby Road—9s x 121-6, grand Bus ness Site, £15 per foot. 1200—Ponsonby Road—lo v 115, £10 per foot. 092—QUKiMt-STHKET, City—29 x 80, splondi viow, «13 per foot. 125B—RussELLSTRKEr—4 Building Allotment; 33 x 105, £10 each. 1216—Rocky Nook, fronting New North Ko;i -DO x 227. splendid Corner Altotmen for £360. Torms. ICr 1282 —SHOJtTLAND-STBKKT. near St. I'aula- UrandSite. Cheap. .. 656-SUMMJiR-STBEET—I liots, each 33 x VJ, lo 775—St. George's Bay Roau-55 x 110, scvera 1161-STUA^TSEET-2!? kllo.nearlyallfenced lige-STcrS-STBBBT-lO x ÜB. Rood view. £11C 12KJ-SUN-SVSIDB Koad, Mount i.den—33 i. lOt i282-SAtOJ?DS-eTBJSBI - Splendid Leasehpli Allotment. 50 x 130, near Choial Hall. 1189-Vermokt-steeet-Loi, 10 x 100, £IUO. West Qdeen-street—Grand bits fo Warehouse. 1219—Wakefielu btkeet—Splendid Buildin Site. 12iW—Wellington-street, near corner Nel&oi street—l6'X 100, easy terms. 1239 — Wyndham-btkeet, City — Warehouj Site 12 x &0, close to Queen-street. D. F. EVANS, LAND AND ESTATE AGENT.



For Sale. FOR SALE, Park Phtcton, in good con dition.—Apply Dignan and Co., Albert-st. J~T^ORSALE, Houses, Allotments, Farms, ! Hotels. Businesses. Boardinß-houses. Money to Lend.—Grant ami Cook*-. 75, Quecn-st^ FOlt SALE, in Ponsonby, new 5-roomed House. City water and every conveni ence. £10 deposit and weekly payments.—T. Ussher, Stichbury's Buildings, Qucen-sticct. J7IOR SALE, 7 miles beyond Howick, a . Snug Little Farm ot 46 acres. It adjoins the large estate of Messrs L. D. Xatlian ami Co., has frontapro to two roads, and is well sheltcrod and lies towards tho north or north-east. It contains in it a nice little creek of water. It is almost every acre plouahable; no bush to cut down; settlers all round, and the public school close by. It is situated on an elevated spot. with extensive view. Steamer goes to district weekly. Only 60s per acre; easy terms.—Apply Publisher, Star Office. im ny r s a l c, V 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-inch Cylinders 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 5-inch Cylinders 2 CORNISH BOILERS, 25 feet by 5 feet 3 inohes, 501bs pressure. The Locomotives can be inspected at JKibc fleld's Foundry. For f urthor particulars apply to MASEITIELD & CO.. Albert-street; or to tho NEW ZEALAND TIMBKR CO., ChstDW etreet West. T> O C X V NOOK. JlXj ROCKY NOOK. THE RKMAINIXG ALLOTMENTS In this well-known and popular Township aro FOR SALE OF EASY TERMS. For persons in delicate health, seeking for BUILDING SITKS, Combining the requirements of magnificent view and voloanja soil, thoso Allotments are UNRIVAIiIBD. The new bridge over the railway crossing on Mount Roskill Road makes the approach both safe and easy. Consult your Medical Man. W. BAKER. MR EWINGTON is my Agent. Funeral Notices. {5t TjT A. C. B. Pfeii^f-ft -^# SOCIKTY j ;'.'M, Mff Auckland Bhancu, ife^/OT^ Members aro rcnues »&s»» ted to attend the FUNE - B® i' RAL of our late Bro. John Guady, which will leave his lato residence, Kxmnulh-strcct (oft' Eden Tor race), on WEDNESDAY, 15th instant, at 3 p.m. Regalia: Crape and Black Gloves. P. KEARNEY, Sec. To Let rTIO LET, a 6-roomed Villa, top Brown- J. street; register grate, gas and water, and every convenience.—w, L. Rogers, Ponsonby Furnituro Warehouse. TO LET, a 6-Roomed House; every con venience ; rent, 13s.—Apply F. G. Whiting, King-street. Ponsonhy. nnO LET, a comfortable 4-roomed Cottage. JL —Apply 11. J. Riordan, Hobson street, near Mr Litti*', Cnbiiietmaker. TO LET, Wo Unfurnished Rooms, oppo site Gasometer, Franklia Road. TO LET, a Furnished Bedroom and Sitline-rooin combined, with Drfssing room attached ; use of kitchen.—lsl, Grey-street. HO LET, on ensy terms, 5-roomed House L with bath-room, in resp?ctablo locality.— Apply E. N. Leggo and Co., 1'), Castoma-Bt. East. TO LET, new House, 9 rooms, every convenience.— Apply J. Clarko, Edon Vale Road, Mount Edeii ! _ i TO" LET," comlbrtably Furnished Bed room, use sivcing-room or kitchen, test part Grey-street.—Tcesdale,_Baker, Grey-street. mO"LET/rwo"Rooms (unfuvninhed), with L uss of Kitchen, to couple without child r(?n.—Addra33 Mrs Uidlake, ISrown-street, Pon sonby; [HO LET, a new Groomed House, with ! bath-room, gas. goo-i stove.—Apply F. Illoore, I'arlc Road, oiFGrafton Road, ncarllcs pitalL TO LET, ovoomed House, Porapallicr Terraco, rent 12 ; 5-roomed House, Albert- Rtrcct, rent '-'lia; also Shop, rent 3Us.—H. Par tiugton, Stichbury's Builointrs. rO LET, a 4-ruoined llouso, Alexandra- Btrcot; rent, 10j Gd.-J. Williams. Tailor, Victoria street. TO LET, Mt. Eden, a Now Six-roome<l Houso.-Apply K. 11. Kelly, Mount Eden. I^o LET, a 3-roomed Cottage—Apply . R. M. Mills, HarK^ives-streot. rrW LET, a Large Shop, and Brick JL Cottagoahached, with every convenience. Moderate rent to good tenant. — Apply on premises, corner Edwin and Montague streets. nnO LET, furnished Hotise within a few JL minutes' walk of St. Benedict's Church, Newton; torms moderate.—Apply Stak Ofllce. TO LET, Large Five-loomed House and scullery in Vincont-stroct; water laid on; ever>- convenience.—Apply W. Keanc, Cook-street, balow Nclaon-atrcet. TO LET, a large Sitting-room, well furnished, lino view, and two Bedrooms. —Apply Mr Hanson. Builder, BeresfoTii-sircct, or Star Office. TO LET, Workshop in Customs-street West.—Apply the Nev Zealand Houso, Land, and Estate Agency, High-strcot. . TO LET, a Store and Offices near Cus tom-house, Fort ■ street — Apply Stak Ollice, Wyndham-ftroet. rpO LET, Doublo Office, City Chambers, J High-street; fireplace and register grate, &c, &c—Apply to J. M. Macdonald or H. W. Heath. TO LET, junction of Queen and Grey streets, a new, roomy Shop and Cellar; a'so, Shop and Cellar fronting Market entrance. —M. Browne, Pitt-stroct (top of Viucent-strcet), oratthepremiacs. TO LET, largo Twostcriod House in Jermynstrcet; stable garden, &c ; gas and wator lail on; just boon put in thorough repair; commands magnificent view of harbour. —Apply W. Aitken, Esq.; or Major T. V. Shep herd, Auckland: FOUR - ROOMED HOUSE To Let, Capplostreet, Newton, Arch Hill.—Apply at J. Murphy's. Corporation Notices. piTY OF AUCKLAND, FIXING LEVELS. It ia hereby notified that it is tho intention of tho City Council of Auckland to fix the levels of LORNE-fcTREKT. PI ins may be seen in tho City Engineers Office, High-street, Auckland, within otllee hours, and all persons in'c:cstud her. in, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be hen^d by City Council'at a Meeting to bo held on THURSDAY, November 15,1881, at half-past 0 p.m. AH objections must be main in writing, ad dressed to the Council, and sent to them not less than ten (10) days before the day appointed on which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Ofllce, October 10,1831. (173 Hnrbonr Board Notices. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TO TENDERERS FOR CALLIOPE GRAVING DOCK, Harbour Board Office, Auckland, October 10, ISBi. Notice is hereby given that Duty will bo re funded by tho Customs Authorities on all Cement used in the construction ot Calliope Graving Dock. GRAVES AICKIN. Chairman. A UCKLAKD HARBOUR BOARD, TENDKKS FOR CONSTRUCTION 01/ CALLIOPE GRAVING DOCK. Harbour Board OfHco, Auckland, Ith September, 153 J. Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 11th November, 18S1. at »c3n for the Construction of Callione Graving Docl in terms of plans and spsciflcalionb to be seen a Hie offloe of Win. F/rrinßton, 153q., C.E.. Nov Zealand Insurance Buddings, QUennstrect. The lovvoat or any tendor not necessarily ac ceptci. Tenders to bo endorsed, " Tenderifor Calliopt Graving Dock." GUAVKS AICKIN. Chairman. ' ' Board and Resideucc. A LTEN HOUSE, Alten Road, only per week (including «-™hin«'.-L. C. Coides. . AVENDLSH HOUSE.—Private Board and Residence ; terms 17s, washing in claded, Nelson-street, two doors off Cook-street, from Queen-street. VACANCIES for Two Gentlemen Boarders. - Mrs Roas Watts. Dilston Hou--'j. LowerSymondsstreet. ' JpfoVEKNOR BROWNE HOTEL, HJT HOBSON-STREET. Board and Lodging MsperWeel Single Room 2oßperWecl WELLES LEY HODSi (3 doors from Hobson-street), Welleslcy street West. Auckland, New Zealand. BOARD AND RESIDENCE. A Good Table kept, lofty and wcll-ventilato Bodrooms, Plungo and Shower Buthß, and over convenient* to ensure tho comfort of boardet and TißitoJa. Termu, *l per week. M, MASON, Pioptietress.



Persoiial. ~ IF this should meet the eyo of Augnsfc Schapo, a letter ließ at the Good Hope DS«ing rooms. | ~\/th ANTONIO PEREZ deaires to thank " irK Mi- Lke and the Employeds of the Heu* * way Department for their kindness in subsotib- I ing tho sum of 18 103. _____ | TOHN BUiIT, who left London 11 or 12 ' tl years ago, is requested to communicate . with his brother James, lately from Home.—For address, apply Stab Office. _____ Lost and Found* LOST, on Sunday, Bank of New South Wales Cheque for fill. No. 101,512, drawn in favour of Air Ifcissell by K. F. Boltoni-Re . turn to It. F, Bolton'a Ofllce, Canada Buildingf. - OST, " Lett* Pocket Diary," name and address inside cover.-Fmder will please ... return to Mr Burrow, at Messrs Munro and Milligan's. Hobson-strect. _, . OST, a Half sheet of Paper, witfc list of Insurance Risks.—Finder will .pease | return same to " Insurance." SfAit Office, a OST, on Saturday, between Kyber Pass and Queen-street, a small Gold Locket and Chain.—Reward if left at this OfHce. FOUND, this morning, a Key, at Park . Hill.—Apply at Star Office. ; gporiiiig. : ANEHHNGA RACING CLUB. TO JSE HELD ON THE ONEHUNQA RACECOURSE. ~.' j NOVEMBER 22, ISS4. 5 tewauds. - Messra Webb, Oates, Dore, Brook- ; fiald, Robinson, Uiley, Suttic, i.eliy. Wattie, Neilaon, Rowe, and Adans. Judge.—Mr F. Lawry. ' Starter.—Mr 0. C. McGec. Clerk of Scales.—Mr Daley. : Clbhk of Couhsk.—Mr Casey. , | Handicapi'BßS.—Tho Committee. | Totalizator Stewards. — Messrs Rowc, Brookflcld, and Oates. TIMEKJEEI'EB.—Mr Doi'6. Treabubsk.—Mr Brookflold. SPRING HURDLE RACE of iOsovs.—Nomina- .-■ ' tion, 2&j; acceptance, 10s. ilistanoo, 1| miles, over 8 flights of hurdlw. NOVEL RACE of 20sovs.—Nomination; 30r. 1 Distance, I milo. The winner to bo the pro- .-.;■ perty of tho Club, and sold immediately lifter | iho raco; the proceeds to go to the Club. ONKHUNGA SPRING HANDICAP of 1C»3OYB. I —Second horse to reeoivo lOsovs. out of tho | stakes. Nomination. L'sovs.; aecoptance, | Ssovs. Distance, 1} milos. HACK RACE of lOsovs. —Nomination, 80s. ; Distance, 1 mile. Minimum weight, fist, v SHLLING HURDLE RACB of SOsovs.—Noai naUon, 30?. Weight-for-ase.. Tho wirjner to be sold for BQsovs. If for iiOsova, allowed 71b.; if for 40aovs., 111b.; i£ for 30sova., 211b.; and j for 2080V8., 281b. PONY RACE of ftsovs.—l mile; catch-weight. '- Nomination, 20s. . , 3 " STEWARDS' HANDICAP of SOsovs., and Cup •" s of the valuo of loaova. (presented by Mr Win. - Adams). $ mile.—Nomination, 2Cs j aeeop tance, JOs. Nominations Spring Handicap and HurdlOP, 3 October 21. Weights to appear Ootober 31. General Entry and Acceptance, November 7 1 R. WEBB, Secretary. Meetinus. TTNION LODGE OF M.AKK MASTER U MASONS, No. 151, E.C.-The Regular Monthly Communioation will be held in tho t ■ Mire-room, Frcotnawca' Hall, Friuees-efcueer, TO-MORROW (Tuesday! EVENING, at 7.3u o'clock. Visiting: Mark Brethren aro invited. By command rt ttg W.M. p _. U • yjugSL^jb. A Summoned Meeting of j^wffljz&i the Auckland Lodge of abOTO j pS___gsSpilj3i| will bo held in Insurance .j\ t^^^^fe Buildings THIS (Monday) ■) $1 'K^Rs,^ EVMNING, October IS. Busi- ,1 T^s^^S\s^uess : '^° (liscuss uioiion re - <^** Bouevolont Fund, &c. B. W. MAGIC, Secretary. A— fjCKLAND SUNDAY-SCHOOL : UNION. -SKUVICK OF SONG. EN- :■ •I'ITLED. " CHRISTIE'd OLD ORGAN." ; SPECIAL NOTICK~"TIie Last _Two'Prac- | licps nf tho above will be held This Week, viz.. ..•:, on TUESDAY. Ootober 11, at Bercsford^treet | CoiiKregation.il School, and FINAL PRAC- -, TICS on FRIDAY, October 17, at St. JamcßS ; Hall. — Wm. Baker, Hon. Secretary Sub-Corn- g Kiittoe. : _ I BOOT TRADE.—A General Meeting ot tho Oparative Bootmakers' Union will be 4 held THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, at Working Men's Club-room. All members m are requested to attend, as important bUßinces ■ w.ill be dißcussed.—J. XN TOX. Secretary. jfe GOSPEL TEMPERANC El] **| \JC BLUE KIBBOJf ARMY. . jg Public Mcoting wUI be hold TO-MORROW a (Tuesday), at 7.30 p.m., in the Newton Confirega- ■& tional School rodla, Edinburgh-st. Addresses, MS Recitations, Son.™6,&c. All seat^ Free. Exhibitions |; A UCKLAND' AGRICULTURAL AND . ■A. PASTORAL ASSOCIATION, ' AN N U.A-L SHOW, :i j| To bo held at the GROUNDS, GREEN LANE, ELLERSLIE, | ON SATURDAY. AND MONDAY, ,| November 8 anu 10,3851. Ji Catalogues arc now ready. SPORTS as usual will be hold in connection ' ■ with the Show. W. PBRCIVAL, Socretarj. m N B.—lntendinK Exhibitors, by forwarding - 1 their Exhibits addressed to tho Scerctarj-, id Green Lano Station, Uiero will not bo any | receiving charges. ' ■' Auctions. ''■ ' I W. S. COOHKASTK] FJAME3 DACBK 1 TO-MORROW, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14. . j I VALUABLE GREENSONE MERK Under Warrant from the R.M. Court. THE Subscribers will pell by auction at their Rooms. Quecnstrcot, To-morrow (Tuesday), at 12 o'clock, Under Distress Warrant from R.M. Court, |j 1 VALUABLE GREENSTONE MERE. Without Reserve. SAMUEL COCHRANE AND SON, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, fl ; At 11 o'clock. TO FISH DEALERS AND OTHERS. G. W. BINNEY WILL Sell by Public Auction at' hia W Swren, Fort-atreet, To-raorrow (Tues- • day), at 11 o'olock, 3 CASES AND s KITS SMOKED -i; MULLET. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, Ak 11 o'clock. TO THE TRADE AND OTHERS. .. I I ' ~~ 3 ' Q. W. BINNBY . I HAS received instructions from tbe J Official AwJgnoo in Bunkruplcy to bsU by : public auction, at his Mart, Fo^sTKEKT. on j 1 rhu^dfty, Ootober 16, at 11 o'clock, - tub WHOLE OF THE BONDED GOODS ■ IN THE ESTATE OF MR F. HULL, ', TRADING AS HULL BROS., WINK , AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. '* Particuiars will be siren inigture isaue. BOBKKT BKABLEY.] [KKANK NOVELL. BRADLEY AND NEWELL, AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE, LAND, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF ALL KINDS OF MERCHANDISE, FARM PRODUCE, HOUSE AND LANDKD PROPERTY, ETC., r KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NRWTOS.' ; (next door to Bank of New He&lanil.) : CONSIGNMENTS SOLtCM'-HD. Eefcrences by Permission: Mcwrs Alfwd a Buckliul. Auckland; Hoskelh and Aitken y Anckland;|JameßHnme, HamUtoui WfllSun ]; 18 (J«rdner, Bpßoni. . t ,., '* Continues in Fourtft Faso. ...t\: J?A ■ -4,;:" , / ',!,,,,