SUPREME COURT.-This Day.

Criminal Sittings.

(Before Ilia Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

The quarterly sessions of tho Supreme Court for gaol delivery wero opened at 11 o'clock <Ui.-' morning.

The Grand Jury,

Tho following gentlemen wero sworn in m tlio Grand Jury-.—Graves Aickin, Joseph Hanks, Win. Berry, John Vvatcrhouso Uuller, John Martin Butt, Joseph Craig, Oliver Mason Greagh, John Edson, AVm. Errington, John Gordon, Robert Edward Isaacs, John Lawford, Chas. Cookman McMillan, Thus. Morrin, Heavy Brookes Morton, Arthur Hyam Nathan, Malcolm j\iccol, George William Owen, Philip Aaron Philips, and Alfred Portor. Thomas 801 l was excused from attendance,

and William Cohen did not appear. M Aickin w«s chosen foreman.

The JudgQ'3 V/liargo.

\lia Honor, in delivering his charge to tho Grand Jury, t<aid that tho calendar ?pon the present; occasion wua an excep tionally heavy ono, both in tho'munbetof tlro uffeuces charged and in the gravity of theso offoncca. At tlio same timo it was quite pvobablo that the jury would not have so much troublo with tho eatondsw as Jie thought, seeing that ouo of the most serious charges might not require to bo dealt with, wliilo most tho others were com paratively f.itnple. There were 30 per sona committed, and they wcro charged With ii 3 diileront ollonccs. Of those :S0 persons, 13 were Maoris, who had been committed on 4 different charges, Only seven of the 23 oftenoea charged wore alleged to havo been committed in the out lying districts, tho remainder having taken place in tho city of Auckland and ita neigh bourhood, thus striking a contrast with a roconfc sitting of tlio Court, at which tho majority of tho offences came from the out lying districts. There wcro live ofTencM against 'ho person, and tlw biiinnco v.'oro offences a^ftin.-1' property in une shape or . ai'othev. Of these live ollbncos awii'\ct tho person, two con sisted ».;/. tli'c crime of murder, one of .stab bing, one of assault and robbery (although ho believed it would bo placed before tlio jury in the form of larceny from the person), and one of indecent aswiult upon a girl. The prisoner in this last caso had only been fecoutly committed. Tho remaining: charges, Which woro offences against property, included somo ten thefts of Various sorts, from burglary ami ohsop stealing^ down to simplo larceny. Tliero wero also -1 cases of • forgery, 3 cases of falso protonoee, and 1 of malicious injury to property. Ono of the charges of murder was a ca.=o against a Alaori man for the killing of a .Maori woman, but the prisoner was m manifestly a lunatic that he had been committed to tlio Asylum upon tlio order of tho Colonial Socretary. He would probably not como before the Court, therefore I if ho recovered iiis faulty, of coui^o ho would be indicted. The other very serious case was ono of in fanticide, ilia Honor went on to point out that ft v.ilful or deliberate intent to take iifo was of the essence of tho ciiinc. If tlio death of the child resulted merely from neglect or carolessness, or from <uiy similar CIWBO through the agency of the mother, the criino might only be manslaughter. In this case, however, the prisoner would bo indicted for murder. The jury should disabuse their minds of anything they had heard or seen of tho case in tho newspapers, and como to a de cision upon the evidence alone. The case of stabbing arose out of a public-house Squabble, ami probably provocation would be pleaded. No provocation, however—not even a blow—could excuse tho use of such n Weapon as a knife, except when used in de fence of life, which could not be suggested as tho cause in this case. The case of tin) seven Maoris who wore to bo indicted for larceny from the parson was a peeu liar one. They knocked down and took from ft fellow Maori certain money received by him aa the price of land to which they claimed a chare of tho owner ship. If their a«t was a mere assertion of right, it would not be larceny. The evidence would require carefui attention. The caso of indecent assault, of <vMch tho deposi tions had .otrty. 'iorao in this morning, waa one .oraniitted upon a school-girl. She appeared to havo been seized by a man as sho was coming from school, thrown down, and ill-used. As, however^ she had not been medically examined, nud the v. itnesses were in the country-, somo slight delay wGuldj! l 'ensue. In the sheep-stealing oate, two of the four Maoris charged were al leged to havo killed tho fcheop, but us the other and elder two were charged with in etigating and commanding the oftencc, they Wero rightly coupled with tho others as accessories before tho act. The forgery cases were of tho very simplest kind, while in tho charges of obtaining money by fal.se pretences tho pretence used would have to be that of an existing fact, and not of tome thing in the future. Hia Honor concluded by pointing out that malicious injury to property consisted of any wanton or reck less injury without lawful excuse. The Grand Jury then retired.

True Bill.—The Grand Jury found n true bill against Thomas lioman, for lnr ceny. Larceny, — Thomas Homan, CO, fish hawker, was arraigned upon an indictment charging him with stealing, on tho 22nd July last, a. gold watch and chain, the property of Henry Richmond* and to which prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Hudson Williamson, Crown Solicitor, opened the caf?o for tho prosecution. —Prisoner was undefended.—K.ito Rich mond, wife of Henry liichmond, of tho Cosmopolitan Hotel, deposed to. boing en faged hi tho bar of tho hotel on the 22nd uly. She was wearing tho watch and chain at tho time. She knew the prisoner, who was in the habit of supplying fish lo the family. Missed the watch about 11 o'clock that night. Made a search for the wp.tch and chain, but could not find them. Did not remembor eeoing prisoner that night. He called early in the morning with fish. — Bernardt Levy, pawnbroker, deposed that the prisoner' offered the watch and chain at his office on the Saturday evening (produced). Ho told prisoner that the watch was stolen property; de tained it, and subsequently handed it to tho dotoctive. To His Honor: Prisoner made no statement. —Detective Walker arrested prisoner on the charge. Ho said he found it outside tha Cosmopolitan Hotel early on Thursday morning.—Prisoner ad dressed the jury, and said he found the watch and chain on the path, and seeing no advertisement in the papers for several days, he took it to Hart and Levy to borrow some money on it, but failed, has had been shown in evidence. Had lie known that fche watch belonged to Harry Richmond ho would have taken it back. Ho might say that he had suffered 11 weeks' imprison ment.—His Honor summarised the evidence with his usual care, and tho jury found prisoner not guilty.—His Honor discharged him.

Troe Bills.—John Brown, inflicting bodily harm ; Ilobert Recce, larceny; Aubrey Fitzgerald, breaking and entering ; Charles Palmer, forging and uttering.

■ Unlawfully WonsDJKO.—John Brown was arraigned tipon an indictment charg ing him with unlawfully wounding Joseph Welling, a fish-hawker, on the 20th June last.—Prisoner pleaded not guilty. —Mr Williamson opened the case, and enumerated the few facts.—Joseph Welling deposed that he wag a fish-hawker, and on the night of the 26th Juno he went- into tho hotel, where a number of persona were drinking together. Prisoner was present, and talking loudly. He called Brown a loafer, when Brown struck him with a stick. Ho got tho stick away, and snapped it. On turning round he was stabbed in the breaeii by Brown. Ho went into the street and informed Constable Carroll that Brown had stabbed him. Saw the knife in Brown's hand. He was pent to tho Hospital, To prisoner: Did not knock you down immediately I entered tlio hotel.—Dr. Bond, Houso Surgeon at the Auckland Hospital, deposed to tho arrival of the prosecutor on the night in question, and to the nature of the wound ; he was very weak from loss of blood ; it was a dangerous wound. —James Lefcvro, bar man, and Constable Carroll gave evidence. After His Honor had summed up, the jury found the prisoner guilty.—Sentence: Six months' imprisonment. Breaking and Entering.—Aubcry Fitz gerald was arraigned upon nn indictment charging him with breaking and entering the premises of Thomas Freeman on the 10th ult., and stealing therefrom.



Last evening, at the I'onsonby Baptist Mutual Improvement Association, Mr Ley land, junior, read a very interesting paper embodying particulars of the last cruise of 11.M.5. Racoon amongst the West Indian Islands. Tho production was highly ap plauded. Mr Loyland gave much extem pore information as to life on bonrrl n man frheimvy. It was .'KI-ecil yu-i a!ay b :) liio ilarb.r-r Board, Ujjou lii- ucjuiiucuautiutl vi Lim Works and Tariffs Committee, that upon the completion of the Galliope Dock re clamation provision should be made for the accommodation of the ship and boat-build ing trade. SKINNY MEN.-" Wells'. Hwllh Kcnewer " wlorc. hrallk indvizour cures Dyspepsia, ImpotenL-e. Debility. At Uhi^tl' _Liwmi— K«iaptl>onie,Piosser*C<i., i«»oti, AuvklanO. . <



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The saving that may be effected in Furniture, Bedding, Kc., &c, is fully THIRTY PER CENT, on ordinary pneos. Heads of families and a'l thrifty persons, CALL at once, a3 both Grocery and Drapery Goods are being sent in for sale.—J. R. Ranaer son, Auctioneer.



- \\T ANTED KNOWN, Now Open, the 111 TV Auckland Tobacco Company's Agencr, _ Stono Bros.' Jiulldinga, oppogito' Firth's Mill. - VtSTANTE" SEEN, thi Splendid M '■> Tv BOitmcnt of Cigars, Qlgarctl.es, and Tobaccos manufactured by tho Auckland " Tobacco Company.- Stone Bros.' IJiiildirigs, (r op_posilnjririirs_aiiM. _. 1, \\TANTED, Siuokcra to try" for tltoiii- T ? selves the Cipai-s, Cigarettes, and To- Z haccflsmiidorbythe Auckljfncl'i'obnccoCompany. ,' t —A nckland 'JToVffvo c o^t 'dintiany's Apreiicr. ANTED KNOWN, tliat tho Auck land Tobacco Company's Cigarettes arc 1 the Best in tho market.—Auckland Tobacco 3- Company's Agency. ANTED'KNOWN, that the Auck land Tobacco Company manufacture 1 Mild. Medium, and Full-flavoured Tobaccos, suitable for all palates.—Auckland Tobacco c C^nu-ajiy VA lioncy. WAr,''JTilJ, a i-*.i[iiij,r -•'i.-'.n to ianke liiia solf generally usofiiK-Applyll.lßcnnott, ~ Clarendon HotiJ. _ 1 YjITANTE'T), a Lad about, Hi to attend to T V a Horse and Hußgy. -Apply Staii Ollicc. W"" "ANTED, ~2 "handy"'Youths," ono to help a Cnrpcntir, tho other to paint, ---1 Apply St.nh Ofllco. ,_ ■ \47"j'lisT'J-'^';i> oii'ora to Lca'c, for 7 or li T V yci'ra, itn y'.llotnv'nl of nboutia'TC'i in '" Symoiids-streot.-Particiilara on application to C.JI. Mill'ord, Ilu£ik_o£ New Zealand. WANTED, a middlc-aKcd Woman os Housemaid, to sleep at home.—Arpl; at 1 Ht\vu_OfHce. . _ * - V%;rANTED, "« "Huk-fman.—"i\j>ply A, c " J-inal>»r}rfct.'o. WANTED, a (Jood Compositor.—Cecil Gardner ft Co., Printers, Hiiili strc.t, Auckland: WAHTEDaraod Talioross.—K. Stdwj Tailor, Victoria street. ___. 1 TITANTED, a First-class Barmaid.— T V Apply Anylilandjlotcl. i X^ANTl^l), a respoctablo young Woman T T cat HotiSfinaid ; inubt be able to wait al 1 tablo.-Apply Huliiioiit Ifxiufie, Vincent-strtcl. ANTED, a Good (Jcticral Servant.— Apply Mra An.i Honnett, Upper Sy . monds-attour, between (! and S o'clock! refer , ences ro.'iuiicd. ANTED TO SELL, I'uro Hied Dark Urnlinias; two or three pairs or trios; - also Epjgs of same for sitting.—U. T. Wren, ltcnmera. WANTHD roTioi-row, il">0, on «,'ood security.-Apply by letter to "Loan," Stai: Olllcc. _ W "'ANTED TO SEIJj, Dairy (!w. A choi li, small .-liwil. l.althiva .j.a'sey j Heifer, by Jle.'sru '!'. and !\ iiorrin'a .lerney Youu« Kinlii! nr, at iho culvluK, *1" 10s ;or n - lii-si-cli^s l)-i!iv Cow, in full milk, hitt-ly uilvc<l, i £7 - C. T. Wren. ItiMiiunra. ' \\r ANTED KNOWN. -Lots of Prcwh ? 7 Ur.-.i'cry, liifll-idlnir lllackllnllar.Cloth, ■I; lit!; Crcluiim-, M and 7{il: Jli'"n'B Unices, ltd ; ; Windsor tfcarveii, ll;; lila'-k llurlington clo., (id ; , Apron Hiuidkcrchiclr-, Hid ; liojii' Kuil.t, fls rid ; Hoys' Tweed 'I'rou.-ers, ,'ta 11:1; lilnck Satin, lalid and Is llil; Large Lot of Hlai-k Waddint;, Ij Viir.Ui for !i.l : .Mc-i's WaHbini,- 1 ics, is per doz.; J!cn'3 Hm-.l Felt l!atn, la Cd; Tweed, la and Is 1 lid ; Linen Coibirs, all sizes. Id ; Cretonne Hind ing, M yiuvi; l)rc.-H Preservers. Id the pair; , Black Cashmere, Is lid and fc lid i i-'!ut« Silesia, ! :«d : Fancy liibbons, Id : Orand Line of Ladle»' U'niiiivras. Is !d ; Fancy Aprons. Id, (VI, mid In; ilnblfs1 liilm R:l ; mack Kid (i!m-ca, 1m lid; ■ Men':, l;f';,-.ili:i Sbli-ts. L's lid; While Mo!i-,kin i i':!:-.t;.", .-»■■ Ilii ; \h-ii'H!\i:;c.M'o>iK I"-: Working . tfliiris. la; Coloured HitndUcrehicrs, Id; .Men's Ural Ciood Ni«litOTpn, nvlnctul to 1h per rioz., cheap cnon-,1. for ilish clurtii'.; Colourufl ('-•i.-'b i lui-ro Twill, S'.il ; Coloured and Black .le.jcy . tflovis, 7».d ; Cliililrcn's J-'oi-ks. from aid; Cor eots. Is .'d ; 10 I Hlaekets, On !M ; (ira"d Line (if ('olmired S:,t,-i: ns, .Vjd ; -Kmbrfidrreil ('ol!;irs, Is ; Ho-, lea licit Pri:iK.V.d; lil.-ick LiiH'.ro. Hid: :!ll nidi Cal!«o .".i .".■! t!tc rlr.?. jiirds; ::J-inch do., .'in llil tint dm:. : (Jrey w., lrnin :>.!,1 : Culom-nd Danvislc, IPd ; Coloured L'illc Kqunrcfl, I'A i Lavender Water,lid bottle; Mack Klraw Huts, fl'i.l ; M.'ir.-i striped i--:i<:kß, li'il; .^u-tland Uibbcd .SockK.ltd; tin: LmlieV ,laci(el'-,:>iY now reduc d tofl-i ltd. and the Ludleu' ICs'.'T'am ieduced to ■ 7s ltd; Children s, Si lid; lileachrd SwaiMdown . I'lilioo. Is; Vi-.li't I'owdor, Id the larn'i; pilc!;et: Pom.'idi f..l tin- Lot lie; Print Sklrlß, li !M; 10-1 While. tjTuilt ■In Id ; Tou-i-ls. '.'.ill, ::'d. ltd; VI md, trnliliM.-iiedSlie.'tiiiK, HM; Ti-ineli Uleai'bcd do.. Is; Weol Itciw, 7.M, lOidj Ladies Lfialhor l!ii"-s. is each: Lot or Kn-sh .lewcllei-y, ch-.-ap; at l>:mn)icr':iWnko!leld-s:red Shop. \\T ANTED, tho Inhabitants of "l'arneli 7 7 to Know that VV". 11. Dampic.r. Hoot nmktr opposite the llarrel Hotel, Pnrnell, lin dci.i I.is sincere tiiaiikalu them for the p.-uron ilßOlllrfi'.riy iuronlc.l 1 o Ihmi. :iml I hut Wein'.endH to'u.Moni"-h llii-m with his W.mdcrful ISirjvavia in Hoots,'Hiil .Shoda for tint fiuitre, which will always be tho panic in price and quality iib at his Town yhoii Kr.r pitrtiftiliii-H pltusc read the Town Advertisement, wliiehistho next one lo this. \XT ANTED KNOWN—Beora I Boots! >T Another Krand lot. Purchaser,! a'-o roqucalcd to sluiw their Harijains to ilnir friends-Men's K.S. liootn (ourov.'n niiikn.somo thuiK nstoniMbiiiß). Us Cd; Moils Knifllah ilnchrrx, lv j '.HI; Men's Handsome l.'in-alde Patent I .outlier Slippers, -■■) !)d ; Men's Heal Hud' Slippors, '2s lid, usual prleo, 53; nice lot of Ladies' KH. Kid Hoots. Ia (ill and .« Gd ; nil'i.'l-inr Rmey Siiteheddo., liiiil; prmid line of l.sidira' I''..S.' 11-.-b-'.cfc Jlorocco .Hoots, fe o'd ; Ladieo' HlK'h-htd Pnnu-lia Hooto (nearly all size:;), la Gd; superior ditto tall ti-.KH), ,"« and as I'd; JjtJicH' Sewn House Iko's iwith heelsl, :'s lid; xrand line, of Coloslnd Jfouse HootJ. :i.i »d; Ladies' White Mareella l!oots,2i; Ladles' White Sateen Hoots (withhigh heels), ?s 61; Ladies' Out-door Shoes (not slip pers, mind), Is lid; Ladies' Oxford and Derby Walkine Shoes, us (id; Ladies' llani'Honie Pa tent Leather Sli;)pcr3, '2s I'd; Ladies' Prunella Hlippe:3, Us 6,1; ?.!aiil'.' Hi;:h - I:-;: Hutton Hoota, :ts; splendid lino of Girla' Patent Laoo-U)i3 (si-/.ei, 7 to 10 U (Id; Infants' Kelt ISouUs, UJ ; Infar.ts' HiKh-lcu Hutton Hoots, is ii i; tin cnornious quuntitv of Infanta' X.1?. Hoota, iflorcnt kiiida. lo M ; InfantH1 Pntent Strap Shoes (with buckles). Is fid, &c , &c, &c.: strong Leather Hoot Laces. Id the pair: Cotton do.. 3d tho do/..; Hutton Honks, Id; Cork Soles, 2Jd; Shoo Horns, 3d; Hoot Protectors, ,'id the set; Hutton Fastener*, (id the box; Hnuthway's celebrated Peerless Gloss, Gd tho Hottle. N.H.— The public aro requested to oxamino tho various kinds of boots and shoitß made on tho premises at Dampicr's Hoot Shop, Victoria street, and also at JJampicr's Bcot Shop, Parnell (opposito the Harrel Hotel). iin/.t'Aie iai ItankrnpU'.y. TNBANKK U P T C Y. IN THK COURT OF IUNKKUPTCY lIOLDKN AT AUCKLAND. In Uio maMer of "The Bankruptcy Act, 183?," aud of tho Bankruptcy ot Hobbkt Hull, of Auokland, Coach Painter.a Bankrupt. Notice is hrrkhy oivntr thu1. by an order of the said Court nl Auckland, tho abovo-named Itobort Bull was this day adjudicated a Bankrupt within thu Intent and moaning of tho above-mentioned Act. The First Meeting of Creditors will ho held at my oflice. Supreme Court Huildlnss, In the City of Auckland, on TUESDAY, tho 7th October, ISSI, at eleven o'clock in tho forouoon. Proof of debt mnst be furnished prior to or at the mceltng. Proxy forms can be obtained at my ollicc. Wo proof can be admitted except under order of tho Court after the expiration of throe months from the date of the adjudication. Dated this 30th day of September, 188 J. JOHN TLAWSON T, Oflleial Assignee in Bankruptcy. Din.N'AX & Akmstrong, Vulcan Lane, Auck nd, Solicitors for the Bankrupt. Laiul Transfer Act Notices 3 T AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES, Notice is hereby given that the several parcels of Laud hereinafter described will he brought under the provisions of " The Land Transfer Act, 1570," unless caveat in tho meantime be lodged forbidding the name in each case on or before the Ith cloy of November next. GEOHGS HOWARD L.WBKS — Parts of Allotment 23 of Section 17, of tho City cf Auckland, with frontage lo West Queen street. In tho occupation ot applicant. WJLLIAJI TIKMP'ON AND WILLIAM TIIOUNrc-Lote 13, If, 15, 18, 17, IS, and 1(1 of the Subdivision into Lots of Pait of Allotment Ni of the Parish of TaWipuna, containing 2 acres ;i roods. Unoccupied. RICHARD MKSSKNGEn-Partof Allotment 121 of tho Parish of Takapuua, containing 53 acres 2 roods 31 porches, partly in the occupation ot William Thompson. (2221) ALKXANDKB MACDONALD and JOSEPH POTTER—Part of Allotment. i-'J, of Section 1 of the City of Auckland (with frontage to High-street, (2202) GEORGE SHAW and JOHN HOWE CHAL MERS— Allotment 89 of the Parish of Te i'apa, Cook's Comity, containing 80 acres, in the occupation of applicants. (2251) MARY SPAULDING-Part of Lot 17 of the " Sub-division into Lots of Allotment 1, S, B, 10 11 12, 13, 14, and 15, of Section 30 of the Town of Onchunpfa. (2281) \NN P.oßKHT3oN—Allotment 279 of the. * Townof Urecrton, containing 1 acre, in the occupation of Thoinos Hickcy. (-'287) JANE MAXWHLL CORBETT—Part of Allot ments 3 and 5, of the Parian of Tuakau, con taining QO2 acrc3 2 roods and 20 perchos. Unoccupied. P2?9) GFORGE PATRICK PIEKCE, JO) IN IiATGKR and GKOKGK HAKPER-Part of Allo'ment 1!), of Hection 3, of the Suburbs of Auckland, containins? 1 acre lrood 12-lOih perch. In tho occupation of Archdeacon Dudley. l-'-IJ(1* ALEXANDER MacDONALD, SAMUEL I'OUT and JAMES icOUT.-Part of Allot ment 2!), of Section .1, of the City of Ancle land. ( 22Ki> Dia<n-ams may be inspected at this office. Dated this 26th day of September, 1884, at tho Lands Registry Office, Auckland. THEO. KISSLING, District Land Registrar. : TnOR SALE, Firewood, 10s 6d pet- ton.— i Jt? Apply Cutter Mary Ann, next to Win • stones' Yard. \ — TO KRICKLAYERS.—Tenders Wanted un to Noon on FRIDAY, frd October, for the Building of Two Double Chimneys.-Apply i Darling and Forest. Rattray-strcet, North Shore. '. «'' TBIHE Dream of Eugene Aram" Tc . _B_ night. Mr Henry Teecc. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, At 11 O'CLOCK, t J. K. RANDERSON ' TTS7ILL hold his usual Weekly gale ' FURNITURE. PICTURES, CLOTHING, • POULTRY and GERERAL MER ; CHANDISE as above. Sale Room open daily.



'" TT°^ re Beflt the Favourite," at tho JJL Loruo-streot Hall. Teece. To-night. 'A FZHST-CLASS DRESSMAKER is J.\. jJisSnpdgca. fflttßen yeal;s IjOndon and Melbourne experience. ,Ta)-e management at work-room. (Open for a tortnifel'f;) — P .Ki, YTi Tcimant's. 282; Qtiecn-strect. Alt En^lisli Organist and Choirmaster of mariy yeafa' oSp'orlence, wishing to proceed to New Zealand, would iiko to pr^er"''! an appointment in that country ; highest rcier encos and testimonials.—Apply to .1. (J. Smith, li. St. Jai:ic3'o-str"et,, livijjiiton, Knfflaiid, or to It. Brett, Ksq., Auckland. A GENTLEMAN farming a large mixed XjL farm would be glad to hear of Younp i\l(!ii wishing to gain experience in Colonial Kiu-ining. — ,1). li. Orchard, JS, N.Z. Insurance Biiildingg. ■JTINGINEE'A rciiuirod to go to Soa; S'.J iiei'il nol liavca certil-icato, ov liiu'e boen to';i;a \ic foi'e;7.-A.ri'.lrnai, "K:R.C/'Stak Oflici.1. Opeii till Satu.-.liiy. rt\6' TAILORS.—Wanted, alirsfc class jsl. Trouscr-maker, aloo a first-class Coat-hand ; constant work and highest wages, — 11. L. ] 'osscniskio, Shortland-street. mo HAIRDRESSERS. — Wonted, a H Young Man, competent to lake charge; !(ood \vHi{Cß.— Apply Wi, Victoria street. Mb COMPOSITORS.—WnntoI, a {,'ood J Joiibin>f Itft'idi—App'.f to Mr Jiarton, GTAIi Offlt'li. __;. ■ ■ __ "O A It T N"ii ji X fi I~T. A. Wanted, B Partner (jleeping or oclivc), with I'.bOUt iC1.0.0, to evtend a Rood paying Manufac turing liileincnsi For parilculai'a apply ■Pi &S; fttonnm a Co, (LiMi-i-KD). i' 6 Lbt nnWO largo Rooms to Lot, unfurnished. JL -Boot .Shop, College Road. PalO LET, two Pleasant Front Koouid ; _s, tine with fireplace; in-ivate cntrancu. — Apply, for address, to Mr Walker, Grocer, Newton Road. _ r n6"TET7TTunnHlied Hod rr.om~HA [T .». ply to Mrs ISvons, corner cf Nelson and VV'oilcatay t.lroets. rSIO LET, Five-roomed Cottage in Com- X inercial Roud, Croat Xortb hoad: 10s lid, - A p ply_u ranton Co ttage, Commercial Ho a a\_ TTW LET, at junction of Queen ami (iroy JL streets, a new Shop.—Apply to Jas. Brown, on the premises, njiO LliT, two 6 root»ed \illiis, top J. Hrown-strcot; registergrats,gas and water, and every convenience.—\\r. li. Rogers, Pon aonby Furniture Warehou^S. ffflO LET, Two Shops, corner of Karanga- J. hape Jtoad and Liverpool-street.-Apply rims, li-k-licr, (Jiicen-strecU rBIO LET, iittpljurn-Btreot, n mporior new JL six roomed House, cas and water laid on. ■■S. Y. Collins. Kanio Colliery Ollicc, 11, Quecn flti;eet. rr^O LET, a well-t'minlicd 5-roomed House. JL —Apply J. \V. Poole,-, Oxford-st., Kewlin lloml. mO LKT, Meunt' Ktloii I lull ; size, "about JL M x ,''o fort: low reiit.-j/jltu, Woodward and Co.. on Iho pieiiuais. rpu LET, near liamway" terminus, Pon- J.. sjnby, New 'iroiued llcusu. Kvcry convenience, frplcndidviow.- A|iplyMc]C.wain, Uaj Held, Pumoiiliy. _ rgiO LET, a 't-roomed Vei'undah Cottage ; A (••loulal ornn, water laid on.—Apply Uib boii'-'H I'l-odiice .Sloicn. jMcKelv.e-tn^.-t, Sumy llillp.S rg"">o LET, ~ncw (i-roomed House, 15 J. iiiinutus' from (Jticon-strcct; kh'j'l locality (llu'i—(.Masßow «toi-r,«ivat Nprlh Ituad. TB^O IjKT, a li-roomcfi IJoiiso in Waico- J. (l>!'d-f-treet.—Apply to slc W. Culpan, on the premisel. mo UK Lin1, about Bth OctT, 4-roomcd J llou-a wilh eciibo.y. nica garden, in Wood-street near Coatley-streot.—Apply on the 11 UllliKlS. fpi) LET," boulJle oTliro, Ciiy Clmtnbci^ 8 lligh-Htreuti llreplacc anil register gnue, &«.. &c—Apply to J. M. Aiacdonald orli. VV, Heath. mo LET, Small Sho[i, lloiint Eden Koad, ■ suitable fur DreKsniakvr or Uglit bnsiin-KB; rent, inn per week.-Letts, Woodward and Co., Kyiiv>ii<l9-sl i-uu!; rgio LET, iii George-street, L'onsonby, J.. J-roomed Collate with baekskillion,water luid on.—Apply to \Vm. Sullivan, College I toad. Ta^O LET, junction of Queen and (lr,cy A streets, a spacious and well-lighted J-'irsl li'luor, 111) x Ml, wli.li or without Shop, suitable for inaking-up factory, sliow rooms, etc. — JL Urownc. Pilt-strot-1, or at promise!). r|lO LET, 2 new Wrick Shops, well- JL finished ; gaa and water laiU on ; situated In Wellculoy-Btroft ICaat.—.l. li. Morpclh, No. '^0, X.Z. Insurance. Mb LET'"OK SELL, 4, 15, andS-roomod .B. Housci. Allotini-nls, Itotols, and iiuoi nes>se3.—Uran,t & t'ciokc, 7.'>, ijiieon-slrcet, rgiO LET, S-roomcd Hotiso (just coin iL pletcu) with bath. Wateranu gaslidcl on. St. Mary's Koad Ponsonby.—Apply on prcmis:s, (^ H.iltlock. mO~LYT~OTn-01l SALE,"a larso"s- JL roomed House ; gas and water,3 fireplace^ colonial oven, &o.; fituated in Dukc-srect, New ton.—Apply James Janilcsoii, nc_xt^door._ f|lO LETJ in Brighton Koad, l'arneli, (I Ji. new House of Srooms ani workshop, water laid on.—Apply Mrs I), lkv.c, second house lower down. ryi6 LET, Mount Euun, onj (j-roomed JL House, main road ; also (Ist November), S rouincd House, lilted with every convenience.— Apply Kdwin H, Kelly. n, rio LET, largo Two-storied lloiteo in JL Jorinynstroet; stable, garden, &c ; gas and water laid on; juat been put in thoroiißh repair; commands mai;ni!lccnt view of harbour. —Apply \Y. AitKon, Ksq. ; or Major T. V. Shep herd, Auokland. rilO LET, l:2-roomed House in Symoiuls- Jl. street, next Grammar Sdiool; splendid vie i or Albert Park, tho Uomain and harbour: lari,'p cellar with concrete floor, bath room, and every convenience; gaa and water laid on.— Al'jil.v to Messrs Vaile and Dourlus^ Sbortland !■! ■.•!■.: or. W. liattray, ITS. Qmen stn-ct. "EjIi.UNITUKE to Let, on easy terms; .I 1 suitable to rci]nircrs.- -Apply Star Ollicc. FFICES to Let. in Vulcan Lane—Ap ply to Connell & Cooper. Solicitors. OFFICE to Let, Somervoll's Buildings, Queen s'reol. — Apply to Mr W. Culpan, euro of Sles.srs lienketh and Richmond, Solici tor;!, Bank Huiidinßa. Queon-gtrt-et. ff\O LET. on r,cnso, Vnlnablo City Ji. Property, opposite Masofleld and Co.'s, Albcrt-sln-eet— 2 Plwellinfi; Itouses, with balconies over looking ilarboiir 2 SJiops or Largo Offices 2 Concrete Cellars, free from damp 2 3-roomcd Cottagos, known as Slater's liuildings ; Also, FOIt SAME -50 Acres Te Awaniutu Township alt) AcresMoneomii, Oruru Valley 150 Acres Okaihn. suttable for orange Kfovo and tobacco f)0 Acres Whangaroi Hi Acres Razorback L'O Acres Kainara 7 Allotments, Gfi feet x 200, Home liav Villa Xtesidence, 10 rooms, 130 feet x 200 Apply Thomas Slater, Albert-street and Home Bay. Tenders. mo BUILUEKS AND CONTRACTORS. D M Tenders will be revived by Hie undersigned, up to noon of MONDAY, the .20th day of Octo ber, JSSI, for tho ISrcclion a:id Completion of Preserving and Frozen Jleat Stores, eic, at Waitara, Taranak', for tho New Zealand Frozen Molt and Storage C!ompany (Limited). Plans and specifications may bo seen at our ©dices. COXOH & JACKSON, Architects and Engineers. !). Solierff's Buildings, Fort-street. m O BUILDER S. The time for receiving tenders for Erection of Two Shops in Welloslby-streot (brick r.r con crete) is extonded until noon MONDAY next. October 6th,j, HOMAS H _ W HITE, Arshitect. A.M.P. Ollicea, (Jiicen-street. mo CARPENTEKS. Tenders are invited for New Vestry. Fencing, &c., at St. Thomas's* Church. Mans, &c., at my oflice, where tenders will bo received up to WKDNE^DAY, October S. GEO. F. ItITSO, Architect. 15, Schcrlt'B liuildings, Fort-street. mOBUIL D E R S. l_ Tenders will bo received until noon on MON DAY, October G, for tho Erection o£ a Cot.tago nt, Hocreation Koad, Onehunga. PJan? atd specl (loatior-s may be seen at C. F. Krotechmar's, 2UH, Queon-stroet, Auckland, Tonders addressed to R Bitter may be left at samo place. R. EIIMK, Onehunga. np O CARPEN TER S. Tenders aro required for Two Shops and Residence, Kinßsland, by Noon, October (i. TIIOS. lIOUIKU. Arcliitcct, HiKh-3lrcct. rp O BUILDER S. Tenders will bo received until Noon of TUES DAY October 7. for the Erection and Comple tion of a Family Residence to bo erected in Parnell. AItTLKY< Architcot . rrT(3 caitPeS tcr s. Tenders invited tHl"noon SATURDAY, Oct. 1, for Alterations and Additions to a Houae in Parnel. CH AS. ARNOLD, Architect. Fisher's Buildings. m~o b v i h i) c v s. Tenders will bo received until noon of SATURDAY, the Ith af Obtober. for Addition? (in concrete, &c.) to YiWa. Tlesfdciice at North Shore Plans, &c, at my oflice, corner of Vulcan Lane andOConne 'ssf H SKINTBKB. Archiroot. I r;*o" Y;i...iM:-i-;»'L:? " "a";-, if £i.\<M i:S j , . — Tendeiv: will be received for tho aWv-e up till tho 2nd of October, 7 p.m. Plans, Sec, to be seen at E. Dunne's, Painter, Grey-street. rSIENDERS will bo received by Mr A. JL Deruse, of lleresford-street, up till Oct. P.nl, for Cottage and Fenc Ing in Beresford>street. Plans and specification to be Been at nis rest dence, where tendeis will bo received. 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FOR BALE (Cheap),- a 6-ton- Yapljt; good ploasttl'o poafi or for fishing; t bargain.—Apply Star Qjiice. F'~~OR SALE, Spring Carts, Broad Cart. Handcart, and Dray.—Apply J.Patterson. Upper QWeenjstreej. ' tilOH HALM, 1 American Uortland Wag " gon, 1 IJxpt'Bss W/tsonj ar.'l several nsw and aeuond-haml Spring Ctoto, Ji>lgKie!>, etc— 'Iti.-tinoTCiiiTiiiKO and lliv-.y Factoi7, Victoria- E j.■<-■<•< (Cur.!. ~V7\QYv . SATE, hi Onohuriga, Building a ' Allotmonls, near the cc.'.'fro of the town;— Apjrty to P. Clark, Wharf, Onelumy;;. "gyiOK SALE, ono Cab and Pair Horse?. Jl Terms eKsy. — A-nply.Jlnghcs and George Solio'lors, Hliorlluucl-r.ivcc1. _ fjSOR SALE, a new Hansom, to L'o com- JD plcted to purchaser's order. — Tlmmes UorriiijK' m;d I'my J''actory. Vi,.-10ri.".-p|-.J^<it.__ TjlOU SALE, a Uewtaurant and Dining *P room, tioiiig f. RtiCid byslno-s; in central r-:'-!lioi'v.--Anp'y toj, M.i'n'l .!. 7-owbru;.-, Laud iind Katato A:<e(jtg. _ 1" HOR SALE, HoahVwy-Hmifio, lTrooms, ' near wharf; £160; BOodwill dnft. Furni ture.—Grant and Cooke. 73, Quccn-slrect. "&OK SALE, Box Mangle, In thorough BJ working order; pricn reasonable.-For inirliciiliirn mid to view the above, apply i\lr ■Vm. Klnd'oi-'l, two doors beyond R.jboifson and Maxwells flloro, Uppit (|Mi cn-gtrect. "BJIO.Ii HALE, cheap, Business turnout— J"' Wli'le^hapcl Cart • new IlariieS". and (rood Horto. 'J rial 8.-'-cri. — 'qioiijus, TtJlw.raoiiht, Viijtoi-iajitrcct (above J loyal Mail Hotel)1.- "SVIOK SALE\)"ji"LKASEriii n good part -IJ of Oneliunf.-!), a 10-roonic'd House, in good repair; c- nch-house, stable, and acre of garden (Ihst-class soil).—D. Ji. Orchard, IS, New Zea land insurance Buildings; or Mr Gillman, Chenrst, Onelinn^a, '_ ITTtOR &ALB, a 13ft Sailing or Rowing JT Hoiil. EvcrVllriiK complete and new.— AppV to L. U. Ureen, Florist, City .Market. "jjioii SALE, a Sis-roomed House (nearly _BJ new) in HopbtmiVu-eeti Ponsonby ; lease hold—thirty year'; to run; a (trtiit bari;nin ; must be sold immediately'.—Kor, particulars, apply to Alfred Cox, Estate Agent, Mercantile Chambers, QUJQII-Stroot. _ . ■fj^OK SALE, at the .North She re (Chef JJ tenham North), opposite tho property of It. M. Stark, 10,-.r,.. will.in a mile of new wharf, Allotments with beimtiful view, en very eai-y Kirnis.—Apply to Yickers and Hull, Jvo. li, N.Z. Inaurancc Ijnilrtingp. IjiOß SALE, very cheap, « I\'ow Kovcn ' Roomed Villa Residence, o'um: to Pcorose .Station. l'i'i.-B, with one acre (to1} feut frontage to Great South Road). iliiO; price, with three acres (H7O feet frontage to Great Koad), £750.--Apply on tho premises to Maunder and Uußtoek. 1/fOU SALL'i, a really gooil Dairy l^artn-, AJ 100 ncr« 3 good land, weU-fettocd, good graea, and plenty fresh water all the year round, comfortable dwelllng-hoiine, and numerous out buildings; all in good order; }-mil (from rail way station, 13 miles from town, and will r;e Bold cheap.—Apply to John Soppot, Land Agent, N 0..8. Queen-street. EOIi IMMEDIATE SALE, A lieally Nice Little Farm of £S1 /, era Good Lanu, subdividad into 7 or 8 paddocts. all fenced, prin oipallr thorn fences ; a (i-roomed IlauiiH and .Sheds, &c , foi 12 cows, and a nilcn id strcftin of fresh water, capable of driving very power ful macliinery ; also ban a lur^e fromngo to the hnrbour. Only 11 miies from tjueen-strent W arf.nnd will be sold cheap.-App'y to John Moppet, LniKl ARent,No.B, (Jireen-strect. ._ OK SALE, Ground Mortar (delivered in town or suburbs), 200 casks Portland Cement. I'luster of Paris. Fireclay Ibv ton or 11;), I'Mro liriekti, &c.— li. Junkinson, lluilder. Ixirno strpot. _j ' A(S«IFICKNT Feutlier* for bed-ticks at Is per Hi.-Apply for address to Stab qnico. OAYYnG Ijiirtiiic.". for Sule, Owner.s ro- S tlriiiK.-i'or-iiarliciila-e.ndrlrcSii'-Mcrfnry." !sT.\u Oltlce ; Miitablrs for cither lady or (,-ciil c man ; no cxncriencc rcnuirrd. TpOH S Aliii, now 8-h.p. L'ortablo Engine _6J am) Mortar Mill (to:;ethor or separately!; URt arrived, tor Glciunoro. — James SlaWr, Architect and KnKlnccr, C'oombcss Cliumbers or^l^^ecol, \}2"£i- J'^Oll SALE.—A (Ireat Bargain. — I'SCO . will ptirc'liase T-vo New Veramiali Got taKosof 4 rooms each, very nicely finished. Each is tl'tcd with oven and rcpisterKi'Hto. Porch at back and has an allotment 10x113. Thryarn Hlltiatcd clo.-c to the Kini/s'aml P"Bt-3liiee trad I'ailway station. Within halfan-hour of i^uceo ?tret4. - Apply at once to I. F. Kvuns, Land 6nd Ks'ato ARent,_Queei^-strett J.?! 5' 171 O R " S A h~~ B, } A STKAM BRKtt*EUY, Hitiiato at Gisborne; known an the Clisjliorao Brewery. Plant, etc., in nood order. Sjilendid chance for a man with small capital. Particulars m; to price mar be obtained hy applying to J. M. and J. Mowbray ; or to 11. W. Jleath, No. 18, Shorlland-fctrott. -' J"fT <^ EVVIN -d T f(X N, } s ESTATE AGKXT (KSTAIIUSHED IS YEAUS.) I'Olt SALF. Leasehold Allotments in Chivnol-slrccl. Unrivalled Huildiiiß Sites aPltocky Nook and Mont i,c Grand, Jlount Ko^kill Koad. There is no locality near Auckland jn-ORrcssmiK like the Mount Itoskill district. ('orner Allotments at Kooky Xook. Volcanic Allotments close to the Klngslai.d Hallway Station. A Bakery For Halo in a rissinK locality. Allotments in Upper Queen street For t:ale. Farms, Houses. Shops, aud Cottages in dif ferent parts For bale. Choice Allotment in Kden Terrace, opposite tho Post-o-lllce. Wanted placed in my haii(l3 For .Sale, Cottages in Hio City Buitablo for nieii. W O U S A E E, In the centre of the city, a largo, massive brick-built Warehouse of three stories, on corner allotment; suitable for any Wbolosaleor Manu facturing Budnes?. Easy terms. Apply \V. & J. FRATEIi, ; Land Agents, Quccn-streot. T^ O R S A h E, THAT SPLENDID BUSINESS PROPERTY. sltuatu at tho corner ot Victoria-street and Chapel street, consist mi; of Freehold Allotment, 38ft. Slin. to Victoria street, and SOft. Bin. to CJiapcl-street, with two Shops anil Dwellings orechd tuoreon. f'rice and terms on applica tion to W. & J. FRATEK, House and Land Agents, !)7, Queen-atroet. IP O R S • A L B, J? 1 TK ASIW A.V LOCOMOTIVE, two 7-iucli 1 TRAMWAY LOCOMOTIVE, two 5 inch Crllndors ■2 CORNISII BOILERS, 25 feet by 5 feet 3 inches, iiOlbs pressure. ' ' I ■■ - Tho Locomotivoa can bo inspected at'Msse flord's Foundry. ' . . • ; ■ For further partlculars'apply to ' ' MASKFTKLD & CO.. Albert-siroet :■ or to: tlio NEW ZEALANU TIMBKIt CO., CußtomS street West. 71 5^ X S^ A L W, 1 AJIEKTCAN ORGANS, Not to be exuclled in tone, price, or durability. W-STOP INSTRUMENT (WITH TWO KNEE SWELLS) FOR £20. Larger Sizes Equally Choap. Thoy are built to last, and Suitable for Church Hall, or Parlour. H. E. ~FI~N C H, BOOK "AND MUSIC SELLER, 21C, Queen-street, Auckland. PKATT-STKEET, off Wellington-street, and within 12 minutes from Qiicea-strcet. —For immediate sale, a New Well-built House, containing six rooms, wide hall, rooms finisher! in it superior manner and provided wKh goori wall paper, rooms well- ventilated, splendid ground regisfcoi grat^p.-bladkaiuKßOld iutniture on doors, dining and drawing rooiiis, ccilinffs picked out in blue and gold, kitchen lilted wilh larKo eupbonrils, sinks: water laid on; allot ment, JO x 100, more or less; large store-room underneath house. This property is offered a bargain, and muat be sobl. Price, £20!) on torms: a reduction for-cash.—Apply tho New- Zealand House, Land, and Estate Astnoy, lllirh-strccl. iTlOfl CASKS KNKU-IT, SEVEN, AND STURGES'S CEMENT, Landing, EX AN TAH XP, Fon Salk, bY T. & S. MOBIUN &,CO. (Lin.iterl) Bledicnl. JG. H ENDS li SON'S; » CHKRRY PKCTORAL, 2a Cd and is fid per bottle. To be hod only 01 Medical Hall, Ponsonby, opposite Three Lunp? TS^OOTHACHE CDXX. — Instautaneom 1 Relief-ODONTALGIC.-l8 per tottle.- F. C. SIIARI.ASfD. opposite Post-ntllcf. TTOSELINK foh t;ik HAIU —This c*lo A\) cant preparation completely eclipse; every article of a similar kind now >>efon the public. Price, Is Cd a bottlo.-SIIABI.A»D Apothecaries 'Ifitll. 'OATS! HATS! KA T S !—U|M Xili SHARLAND'S PHOSPHOR BASTE, Rats eat it greedily, aud die ; no smoll. Price. Ono Shilling a Bottle. : F C. SHARLAND, opposite Posl-offlce. ~%\T O^ R M S" T V All children suffer from thorn. If suspected, ask for the Certain Curo. SHARLAND'S WORM POWDERS, Is packet Apomecaries' Hal opposite Post-office. "OELIEF from' Cough in Ten^Minutea- JLV SKARLAND S CHKRIW PECTORAL Price, 2s 6d and 4s 6d.-F. C. SlinrlaQd. oppoEiV th Post-office. ■fVI ARNOLD'S PENNY KOYAI L ? AND STKEL PIJ-iLS.-Tho most popula medicine of tilt. day. Price. 2-3 6d a aox.-Cok ■'ial A"-ent, F. C. Siua**iND, opposite tho Post O Son jiIHEAP PAPBRHANBIKGS • A, H. MORRIS'S NKW STOCK OK ABOVE FOB QUALITY AND PItICK IS UNEQUALLED IN THE CITY. 1 INSPECTION ISVITED.



j. .fXiuAJi*&*: AND , TOYMAN'S AMERICAN---COMEDf COMPANY ' . WI7,T, OTVE A SPECIAL MINSTREL SNTJ'RTAINMENT [ TO-MORROW (Thursday) WIGHT. f ORNE-S TRE E T HALL. JU • TO-NIGHT ! Tauts- TO-NIGHT ! WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1. ?i J. 0 ft U T I O N "It X n I T A L * MR lIKnM* TKRCE, Prize Elocutionist, N.S.W., assisted by i ,\ipcc[:q W. 11, Wrote. J. Edwatids, and I.AIIV AMATKI'!::■:. Prices, 23 aritl )?. tost and FunH<l* LOST, between Ponsonby Koad and Edward-street, n Nightsoil Hook.—Kind or : pl"a?e return same to Sain. White. Customs-st. L~OST, a Fox Terrier Slrit. Registered Collar on.—An yum rtf jrciriß the same to T. Unmet-, will be re. warded. Anyonl; tMaiojng the same tutor thiinotteo will l>o proßCciitc 1, JQST, on August IStfi, from s.s. Wailiora _J or the Queen-street Wharf, a small Boot Trunk covered with patterned American cloth. -Howard on fetiinrins,- same iv K. K. Foster, Home liny, Ponsanb}:. LOSTI in .Jerinyn-stroot, on Sunday Night, a Vox 'i.'emcr Pup,- Mack, patch over eye..—Hejynrtl Riv6n on returning same to P. Dennis O'Korko, Jcrn'.vn-street.— Anyone re taining same after thir. dale vill Va liable to ]iro3ccnt ion. OST, a Bull Terrier Slut; answers to the . name of Rose.-A reward will lie given to anyene returning tamo to C. Johnston, Union I^akoiy, Parnoll. T~OST, a Silrer Chain Bracelet, in or near Jj Mechanics" Bny, on Sunday oveninjf. ---\ tinder please conmiunicalc with "H.U.," Stav:OM:en... . ■j" OST OR STOLEN", on S-..ncbiy, a Bull 1 J Tprrier tint; answers to n'-rne of lioee. 20n rcwar.-i -.'.mviclion.—Apply C. fuhumoup, Bakery, Parnell,1 jtieefciugs Mil HENRY "TfiECL'S Recitals To niK-lit. AUCKL IND* HOW IK (} ASSOCIA TION. The Annual General Meeting wiUbolieM at the Waitoinata Hotel TO NIGHT (Wednes day). October J, at 7SO p.m. ISusinetis: Balance sheet, Ejection of Ofiieei'i, Alteration of Rules. T. HENDERSON, Hon. See, pro tern. /-I. 1. $' V ~<i V A R D "S. Monthly Inspection T.'J'S iWoducaluy) EVENING, October Ist,'at 7.5). Fines for non-attendance. . , ALFRED E. ISAACS, Captain. _ CO,NrE R E N 0 E In connection with the Auckland Pres bytery will be held in ST. irAVIO'B CHURCH THIS KV.EMNG, OCTOBER Ist, At 7.30 p.m. Suiuucr: " SCEPTICISM." Tlie Rev. A. Carilck, of St. Andrew's, will open the Confcrcncgi Ail arc cordially invited. ■ ~i&®S!*r CjTAIt OF AUCKLAND, V^^/ O LODGE, fe Z% 1.0.0. F. that the Adjourned rZ^^^Zl held at the Lodge room, In- SP^ surana) Hiiilrtings TO-MORR OW EVENING, the 2nd inst., at S sharp, when a full attendance i 3 requested. P.G.M. Wheeler, frotn Dnucdin, will he present and nddros' the mcetiii;.-. Hyordcr.-R. SINCLAIR ALLAN, Secretary. 4 RTILL'EU V BAN D meet at Band-room JrVl'O-MORir.HV (Thursday) EVENING, at xjuarter to 7 sharp. Uniform. linsiness of im portance.— (leo. Tucker, Hon. See. Tiff'regular Monthly Meeting oTThe Princo of Wales Lodge, No. i:i:>S, wilibo held at iVefimisons' Hall, Priiu ■•:•? .-itroot, TO MOIIROW (Thurßdny) EA'KXING, flic aid of October, at 7 r.'elncU. Visitors are invited, liy order oil lie W.M. M. S. LKHfig, P.M., Bccrctarr. \X OTIC E T~O CYC L I S't'S. The OpcEihp: Run of the Auckland and Waite nrnla Bicycle Chilis will bo held on SATL'It- DAY Next, the !th October, 2.30 Bliarp. from foot of Grey and "Upper Queen-sts. AH Cyclists ■ are invite/I. — J. Fitton, Hon. See. Auckland 8.C.; J. Cnambora, Hon. Sen. Waltcmnta B.T-. ■\T fi 'W Z X ALAND KEGIMEKT IS. ■ ABTILLEUV, A BATTEHY. Insncolion I'arade will take place TO-MOH HOW KVENIXii, October 2nd, 7."0 p.m. monitors to bo proscnt General meeting: after paratio. H. G. PAYNE, Capt. /IALTC DON JAN LOW LEVEL CiO'LIJ- V 7 3IIXIXG COMPAXY (UMITKI)), Share.3 in abovo Cr.mp^njxon whioli Xo. 3 call remains unpaid on THURSDAY, 2nd October, will he advertised for salo without further noticOi F. A. WHITE, Manager. Auckland, September KOtli, 1881, IGHT HOURS' DEMONSTRATION, 18SS. Pursuant, to a resolution passed at the final meeting of the Comraitteeof t li« lastKightllouro Demonstratio.i, I hereby cull upon all Trades and Branches of Labour, whether organised as Trade Societies ov not, each to elect two Dele gates to the Ueneral Committee to make sr ranacments-fiur tho next Demonstration to 'ac held on January 29,1555. Tho first meeting of Delegates will bo held at 8 o'clock p m. on FItIDAY, October 10, in tie Working Men's Club. CHAS. B. KING, gee, last E.H.D. Com. CJUCCESS GOLD-MINING COMPANY £3 (LIMITED). Notice i 3 hereby Riven that the Annual Ordi sary Meeting ct Sliarehnldera of the above named Company will be held at the registered Ollicoof the Company, City Chambers, Vulcnn Lane, on THURSDAY, the Oth day of October, Ifßl,'at Noon. Business: To veceivo Directors Itepr.rt and Balance-sheet, Elecuoß of Dirsctors (retiring Directors, bein« eligible, o(Tcr theinsclvcs fo« ---rc-elechoji). and anj other business that may be brouprht beforo the meeting. J. M. MACDONALD, Manager. Auckland; 38th Sept. ISSt. ' rB^OKATEA(!i()LD-MINING COMPANY JL ■ (UEGISTERED). Tiho Annual General Meeting of the Sharc ho'idora of this Company will be held at tho Comnanv's Offico; C 2, Queen-street, Auckland, on Fill D A.V, October 17th, at 10 o'clock a.m. Business.—To receive Direetoiß' Annual Rc poitjuid Italance sheet for the pastyeer, to:feloct Directors' and Auditor, in com llliance with tho rules of tho Company. W. HORNE, Manager. Auckland, Soptember 21,1861. Business Notices. AAMAIiU POTATOES! KPL&NDII) QUALITY, In Quantities *.o suit Purchasers, and Delivered in Town and Suburb?. 11 H \V ' S, ' VICJOKIA-STREET. i 'jOHEAP STATIONERY AND BOOKS \J ■ • May bo had at . 11. W KITE'S f (Next 10-lhe Bank of N<-w Zealand), ' • QUEEN:9TRETST. 'Novelties in Desks, Letter ("ascs, Stamp ' itoxoo, Albums, Writinsr Oases, Work Boxes, Stationery Cases. AH sold at prices to command increased buaJ .'■ pbss rather than largo profits. ... . '. : ~vr o t7i c c p~S ii b.m oval. j\s wo Open our New Fromises in Upper Symonds-strcat (opposite Kyber Pass Road) . very shortly, to save expense of Removing tno heavier Goods, wo intend making a fair Reduc tion from our presont prices till removal. 'NJto shall still keep on our present Store for supply of small articloa at Lowest Market Rates. ' LETTS, WOODWARD & CO.. (Late Letts Bros.), IKONMO NGB RS. &C, : Mount KDES Hoad. CJ- T O -IVA <i IS! Storask! St or. As i;! ■ £3 Starago at current rates.—!'. 11. Clover, , Customa-stroet •\\roat. : TTMBR-ELLAS for the Million, atMillion t \J Prices! Pnrasolß for sun c. A lar;p, choice stock, a! 'i\*ni. Tonnant's, 282, Queen-st. • (opposite flre-bcli aud reserve). Ediicatioual. 3 /GENERAL AND MRS STODDARD'S 3 °~)r SCHOOL, Onehunga. — Duties resumed 'October G. MuMo Master: N. G. Barnctt. Weq. OUNT EDEN. — An old Eton ntan, K.S., will open a School for Boys on Oetpber M.—For terms, etc., apply toFredericlc IT. A. UoertK, Simnyside Road.—Vacancies Wr onc'or two Boarders. " • T ADIBS' SEMINAR-Y, COLLEGE . JLJ BOaD,—Miss Vaile resumes duties THURSDAY. October i. English, French, German, IJravrinK.and Painting Olaesea. » v Pf. n■ i s c ock s, 9 TEACHER OF THK VIOLIN. c Terms for Pupils—£l per quarter, formed into classes of two pupils; PA 10s, separata instruc f tion of pupils; £1 10b; tuition at residence o! . pupils. Terms payable in advance. f. .Monmooth Gottacjb, William-street, otf t- Wellington-sHcet. piANO AND LANGUAGES. •'■ ;&ouß^?^»^^w«&s ?, ,h!; resident, of Aucklandandsurround- Ind Vtona, tti.u that he will attend to pupils at their private residences, er win receive them at his temporary abode, Kanmgahape Eoad ffwr doors from foresters1 Hal!). Mr Homberg ml also teach French and German,



TF WILSON JM^l^' teESjfcJSSfljfli JL docs not call and paiw his Account withm week, his effects will belßolll to JW pspenscs;- Henry Thode, Upper Q t f ecn-stroet. WILL Edward C^ okt >> who called o Mr fNlov HardiW^ street, please oaii a Mwn J• '"*N? >n"y. libnecn^rcet Wharf. highly re ?t ..;ct li-^rssgnSS f ,idy as a wife, through f|annoford s Agoncj Genuine. Inviolable aeoty.'' Pnbllc Kot'j'*s^ D x -v 1 D"f N D NEW PRINCE IMPKKIAIj col LD"MlNl:s'c t'OHPANY (tiIMITEPIt The Share Ilesistcr will be closed ftorlil ncolP on WEHNE3DAY, October 1, until nooV 1 03 FRIDAY, October », on whidli latter datW",,» U;Vici.e>irt of Five Shillings per Bharc will liti PSja ' L' D. 0. MaoDOKNBLL, Manager. Auckland, September 29,155-I. jI3UK EX 0 lIE WEST SOH.O OL. TO TEACHKIIS. Applications lof.Head Masto !m' tfcc abort School will be receive* ?•>• Tlio diairman of Local Committee on or before SK)>:DA\, Ctii dnyof October, 18S1 Applicants will )iloa?o cnclosn -with applied lion certilicrttes of proiiciency and testimonials. J, Hy. WRIGHT, Chairman, Dated Boscarne. this Siltli day of Sept., ISSI. ._„._.- Q N Q-Q |J Jf X y, NOTICE TO irjSCTOIIS. With referelics ti; daitse X) of the Counties Amendment Act, 1»83, all Hatepajcrs.who v£» doelrons of recoi ding their tcft'r's at the County Election in Not smlicr next am drairod.to nr.y thoir Rates into the Collector's Oilifjj, IJaTJTa rillc, by tlio .list day of October. ISJI, or lh« vi<jht to vote will be forfeited after the above mentioned dßte. J. W, MATTHBWB Chair.uau. C -nnt-y Oriico. Tc Kopuru, Soili Sept.,lßjt. CiCiilt'TUßE OIFT ASSOCIATION.— O Notico.-Alcmboraoftho J.Sli. Band will plesso cftll for tlioiv replies at Mr 11. A. CoUon s. -••tioinT Vi'ctorijvatvcef, on 'J'hursdaj', 2nd fetoher, 1881. _______^__ '* NDALUSIAN FOiVLS.—H. B. Mur- JT3. tin, original importer will book a turf !-jjftinKs of Kggs at 2ls for 12. from stock flint brwMiis nuni'irous prize winners j aUo Bpoaial prize at late show, and honours in England.— Address 11. 15. Martji^. Claremont-atreet, Kyher Pass Road, Anckinnd. i-rt" i n a l notice, Having tfii'n this district, I have appointed H* Edmund"L<»rkor, City Chambers, Vulcan Lane, my Attorney, rO ooljpct nnd sne for all debts owing to me'in conniption with my la-tc busi ncusat Newmurket. . . , He will, without further notice, take imrne . diftte action for their recovery. ■. ; ANDREW JCOBtli AwMM&i Octoboi1 li 1881; •■ A ■£ "^TOTIOE TO CON /^ki^'A 4-* SIGK*KS,;-'J'he briy-an l^^^^^^^afCiistoin?, Uor.signecß mo re- : Fqueßted ro present bills of lad-1 i»K, pay frcisht, iin-1 obtain delivery order?. (Jcbdsat Consignees' risk after leaving vessels sling?. t'.ir r 'o iiilpcdlnfj ycssel's discharge will be stored at Confiigncco risk and expense. F t M3TOHEL6(ffr ft CO., Agents. i«A "T"0.0.F., "MX 5.! A.D. a iV •» * i» LOYAL GOOIJ IHTBNT I '--^ -lilm Cook-st. Hall, Sept 29,1881. ' , / J Tho Member* of tlw above .' -■•!', .flrtpre are hereby informed ■ . , ."-ithat DP.. HuXTAW.E, Mflnu irJt'V^fte'^l' ka» Roa<2> a«d"Dn. Knigiij, l'onaonby Road, were, or. the ■>.--J-':*-u:±;-a=Si above date, elected Lodgo SurßCous. Their engagement begins On )st | October. Kacli member will p'.oaao inrorm the Secretary .13 soon as possible the name of the ilpctor on wliOso list ho intends to be piacod. Wily order of TV*, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNKK3HSP. ! 'J'he Partnership hitherto existin? botwi'eli Samuel G. Uiirgess and Clement Witheford, under the name of "0. Witheford & C 0.," is Ifcis clay Dissolved by mutual consent. SAMUEL G. BURGESS. Sept. 30,1881. CLEMENT WIIHEFORD. The above business will ba continued uridor tho enme namo as heretofore by Clement Witukkoud, who undertakes to pay all Claims again3t the late firm, and to whom all outstand ing Accounts must ba paid without delay. C. Witheford would take this opportunity of ro- Xmiing thanks to his numerous enalomers for trtc support received from thorn during tlio p.T.-.t, ; and hopes to mr-rita continuance of thtir i favours, as he is prepared to supply Goods lit" tho Lowest Prices', and to execute Orders for Work in the various branches of the trade Cheaply and satisfactorily. C. WITIIEFORD & CO., Ironmongers, Plumbers, Gasflttcrs, Hellhangers, Licensed Waterworks Plumbers, and Sheet Metal Workers, JtASHKAU TCOAn, r.VRSFIiT,. AI.'fKLAXP. A UCTIOJS a ALE Oi' JBICICLH.S. (TO THE EDITOR " EVENING RTA«."j Sir,—The testimonial at the foot of Messrs Shakespear and Co.'a Auction Sale of Bicycles is wilfully misrepresented, as no sSin. Rurim Bicycle was in Auckland at tho time, a Clmr. Machine heinK mentioned in my testimonial. W. M. SERVICE, 35, Grcy-screet, Auckland. _ VriGHT SOIL CONTRACT.. NOTICE TO TFNANT3 AND HOUSE HOLDERS. September Quarter now Duo. All services not paid for by the 10th October will bestoppjd without further notice, SAM. WHITE, Contractor. lANOFOKTES Tuned, ss, by an- ex perienced hand from Kirkman's, London: old Pianos entirely restored in tono and touch!' hammers refelted. 1 (ruinen.—W. ior. OoilegO' Road (next to Cascade Stores), and at Karanfja -1 liape Road (opposite Prime's, Ironmonger, New ton). __ j . . . ' . A TO £10,000 LENT qn Building ~sU JL" Bocie>.* principles, or on other ternw to suit borrower-! i»lotments-bousb.t a^ Elouees > -lilt on \V_eokly ( .K aymont System. Mortgagt?-iind Loans negotiated.. See Tut Of Propertleb Jor eale on ith page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for lnT e{™ m o e°p;T: C. Williamson, I-atjd, Estate, and, Financial Agent and Valuer, Hlgh-streot, Auckland. Corporation Notices. piTY'OF AUCKL AN D. FIXING LEVELS. ■ ' * It is hereby notified that it is tho intention of the City Council of Auckland to flxjthe levels of JOHN-STREET ; i OLIPHANT-STREET ,| CLARENCE-STREET to POMPAjJiIKK TERRACE, and - ~ ; SUMMER-STREET (PONSONBY WARD.> ' | -j Plans ma/,- be seen in Uie City Knglnoßr'H Ofllce, High-street, Auckbind. within ofileo hours; and al' porsons irfcercßted herein, my liable to be aggrieved thereby, will bo heard by City Council, at a meeting to be held on THURSDAY, O«tober IGth, ISS-l, at half-pa,t Bix p.m. . ' All objections must be made in writing, ad dressed to the Council, and sent to them not lees than ten (19) days before the day appointed on whicfli tc hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office September 12th. 1881. Jlil, ri fIY OJ AUCKLAND. FIXING LEVELS. It is hereby notified that it is the intention of tho City Council of Auckland to fix mo levels of DOUGLAS-STREET, Ponsonby Ward, as amended. Plans may bo seen in the City Engineer's Office, Hißh-st., Auckland, within office hours, and all persors interested herein, or liable to be aggrieved thereby, will be heard by City Coun cil at a meeting to bo held on THURSDAY. October 2nd, 188 i, at 6.30 p.m. All objections must be made in writing, ad dress'd to the Council, and sent to them not less than ten (10) day 3 before the day appointed or which to hear objections. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office. August 30,1831. (i-i'J JM IT V OF .AUC XL A N~r' TEM-'OnAJtY SMALL-POX HOSPITAL. The City Council will receive Tendors until : p.m. of THURSDAY, October 2nd, fur nbov< works in terms of plan and specifications to bi viewed at tho ofllce of Mr 11, G. Wade, Archi tcct, Quoen-strcc't. The Council do not bind themselves to accep any tcnrlcr. Tenders to be endorsed "For Small-pox Hoe pital. ■ : P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Oflice, Sept. 22. IS&t. , IG6 r(ITY OF AUCKLAND FOOT BRIUGK OVER CEMETERY GULLY The City Council will receive Tenders unti throe p.m.- of THURSDAY, October 2,- KM abovo, in terms of plans and specifications to be viewed at tho office of the City Engineer, Coun cil Chambers, High-street. i The Comnoii do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed, " For Foot Bridge." P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. Town Ciork's Office, September 22,1884. 46T /CHEESE! CHEESE! QUALITY Al. and only rD PER LB. : AT E E W ' S, tICTOBIA-STBBKT



ISOAKIJ ANLT UmiVUMVJS tor mtO <■> O - G«ntlomen Vslsamb in. a quiet fawJljß a healthy locality,' roOMta " well-fumlaluxi; ib "f otlrar BoardershAgnnSj-Twy moderate. — Par _. addresßji'apply " Mr' Fwßcr, noxfc Wood's* o. Symonds^stro«.t." - -■ -. - .„..., it "OOAtib AISD RESlDENCE.—yaj^ji|ia|.. ~ JL9 for Lady and Gentleman, or Two GeniW ; men. — Graf ton House, Graf ton Road (opjflJsflgjjfc ~ Choral Hall). . * v , ? TfOARD AND KESIDENCE.—Vacaacy ' JO forLadynndGentleiiunor2G«itl«n)efl.--- M^> Win. Atkin. St. Albyn's Road. North Stfora. BOARD AND RESIDENCE, pritafei family, doubla or singlo room, with OB . without board.—Cth houso, right, in Gruli;ufl street, off Victoria-streat. ' - OARD AND RESIDENCE require! by Two Gentlemen; single bedro.-ilft ' hath rfrtd piano Temiß, &c to Z.Y., StABS OfflßO. __. _ V" "AOANCIBS for Gentleman and MarrieS Couple. Comfortable home, and cv.vr 1 convenience; near tw».-Hardingc Hduse, '■ W* i doqrs from Oxford Hotel. ... • j TVfORTH SHORE. — Mrs Beeson his \\ XS Vnc.inoy for Lady and Gentleman; u!m i .Private Silling-room and Double-bcideil Kotm ■ fcimislied.-iieach Roed, West Bnd. _ -rTACANCIES" for Two Gentleman V -^Boarders noar the Albert Park.— Apply Sd^t OJii^ /NO-VBK^'OR .BROWNE HOTLL, \JT ftOBSON-STRKET. Board and 1.0d S uV-w-. ; .... .^l>or\&9Jc WE'LL*! S I,E V tt OU fiPE <3 cicorsfrom llobson-strcethWoHes.:* -st-reotWest, Auckland, New Zealanuu lvJ BOARD AM) RESIDENCE. ..' A Go"d Table kept, lofty and ivell-ventil.uad Bedrooms, Plisngo nndShower Baths, and eve ry convenience to ensure the comfort, of, bost .i'.ra und visitors. Terin3, £1 por wees. M. MASON, rrourietraa:- ; j Auctions. ' ■■ <■ " FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3. .. _ . ~ THE HAYMAEKBT, TTHOE SALE", nt the Kay market, on Fd-] " jj"' ■ day Moxf,Oblo'oc* iV - -J/A i? Ex Hannah Mohair; from Manaia, ~, ]2 HEAVY DRAUGHT YOUNG HORSK3 1 lair Chestnut Marts; unbroken; pcrn.CS match , „ .•, . ■ '3 Active Horses, lit for hnrsom cufr • '• Mso. ' ' ■••' MolJuni-nrsuight.'Black' Mare, from Wai ■ ■ ' uku; trial given. • ; •■ ■■ . :•"> ~ .ALFRED BUCKLAND. ' VV\ S. COOURAKE] .. .;: ;.-.:fj.A*Kia.D.H,tr-B .;/... FEDAY, ■OCT l OßEli, l^.ri .,,j, ! BLUE "r»E.l\'s¥XT;E,;' TA^TRT CARPETS, MANTEL.'--MIRRORS, MANGLE, HOUSEHOLD lUENITUKE.' mtlK Subsoribor.s .will sell by ancUivb;'.'?! .K. th-ciV KoUina, Qncsu-strcct, on Friday, i... October, at 11 o'clock, HOUSKHOIiT) I^UHN TlTaiUs,eo:;srstinpor--' Blue IIBV BuOGTfl ptoceal, CqucUoa. Man;ul jlirrnvs.'TiHicsiry Carpets." I'ictuxM. Jr--a. und Wood-Hednteads.-SpnoK Matlras-'8 I'alliaseeo, Pil!o-.re, BlaukcU Chcßi^.oG ' TO-av^ra Woahatands iuid WemvlJn-.c in«Tablee, Toilet Mia'ors, Wood aud Cd:.o- Bfi'ated Cliaii-.a. i'or.du-v, iloii.rtl.t;; ii, Rounrt iuid Uval Tables, Kitcltun Xjtenaila» Plated wove, Cutlery, &c, &c. Also, Under Distraint for l'cnt, ' OX MANGIiH, Drcsßur. Sofa, Waaiistand, Chui-Jj SAMiUEL.CpCfIRANE & SQS',_ ■ Aucbioneerei FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3. j > .. HUNTSIi « NOLAN- y-^r '■ WIJX I!OEI>TmEIB^-..: t-.i- VST' E E V'K ttVXvsi '3''-StMl3 '".i ;' .' -vt>*' ....'■•.';' J ' '••■"ft '•■>'■• FRIDAY, OGTOBEIt 3, TU E DUE. H;;A M V A R;p;S, ■ 'OP' " : .!;•::•!«' J iHORSES, SADDitiKRY; . ;.'..' ';^ ; GRAIN and SEED *i>ii Also.:---.: - ■ •• !£iV? i | First-cla*s Horse, tnitable for Han9om : i- ••. ~ And,^or Sale privately,. ~. . J American Agricultural Waggons'. - !, ••■• FRtDAY, OCTOBER 3;< j • DURHAM YARD^S. THE nnrfersfgned will sell by auetion|.at I the Durham Yarrta, onFri lay, 3id Ootolii r, f A SHIPMEKT OF HOR'rES FROM, \ WANUAKCI, congiaUagol— ,-.-,-;■! '2 Hea-iT Braught GeMings ■ ' ■ r 2 Heavy Draught Marcs , ■' '; 1 Medium Draught Mare 2 Medium Draught polls '.'.''. - f 6 Hacks and Harness Horses '•' '■>. ■ :l 3 Ladies' Haoka ■ "r!;1 H 6 UnbrokenGoltaandFillico ,«4 fl 2 Ponios. ' HUNTER & NOLAN,' ./ ... j , Auctioneer... .:. ■/" -~<■ \ ROBT. I, BBADtET.] ' [FRAMK NEVTEIi, ( SATURDAY, OCTOPJEE'i, ... AUCTION S.a?LE. ,^ :1 | KARANGArfiPE EOAD, -NKWTQN, Noxt the Bank of iJow Zealand. SATURDAY, October 4, at a.o'clock. • , EKADLIiY & TSEWELL WILL SELL,-at their Auction Rooms, , ~on above .data, , , j. ---20, boxes Tea, CaJiforninu. Ojiion3.and | fin n prime condition). ChepfiC, KotaXOes, Hams and B'con, Wheat, Qs^ta ~, .■ .. r • ClofliinK, Soap, Boots, Meatsauw. &iuns Mat , . trasses, Wasliatandr, Pcsa^pts. r|amc3, "': W ; "\ ■"('".*»> &°-i:Pc"y 1. 7/ . * | BRADLEY & NEWELL. WEDNESDAY, OOTOBBR B,' 18S4j' ~ ■:,- .., At 12 o'Clock Noon.: ••> .a ,»t ; "' ■' SPLENDID SUBURBAN1 IIESIDBNCE AND GROUNDS. CHARMING VILLA, SITES. , ,-. , /; ~-,GRAND,'BuiLDING.LGIS. ' suburban, Sections. SUBURBAN SECTIbNS. . ~,.. SUBURBAN SECTIONS] : f, TNGLETON T^ISTATE.-^j (The property o£ Messva^.GiWdsaM'Sbuf.' ' :.A'ND Will;be sold by'Pu'Wio A'u'cSol by ': 1 jt\-' B. F. EVANS, at.hts'Land MaTtT ou <; Mfcdnesday, at 8 o'clock iiciau, IXGLE'fON KSTIVfiO embraces abour 25 ' ' Acres o' well-drkined, rich loam, .ai;d. fln3t : (Jaiia volcanic .land, intcraec'wl bya splondld .frxuh. ■ ■ water1 creek.. TJi.c situation:"is'good/Vyoll : sheltered, ana admirably adapted for 'prcharas, , .; 1 gardens, etc., and for vil!'i sites is unsurpawiu ■ \: being level, good soil, cud of oasj'acoeaa; s.nd t subdivided into roost oligible lots, ranging i-ora, quarter up to two-acio sections whicli.^vjtb; few exceptions, have frontageJ° momjjpad and bounded on the rear by <a apl-ndld-fre«h> water oroek.. Thogontyalaspect of the land it i easterly, and most of the lota are'hlgh. d-ry, and . j I well drained, and laid down in sjch pasture. THIS SPLENDID PitOPEBTY, sitHCte^'a* ' ■ it i 3 just b yond tlio cliarming subud) of Mount 1 Albert, and directly at the Avondalc Railwuy ' Staflou, and fronting the' Now North l?iad, whereby there is hourly communication witlt , | 1 Aucklai)d, both by .'i'raiuo.Qd,'Bus,cortttinl.vha» ■ no superior and put few of equal aoVanUiges 1 and resources, j , „ .. . . INGLETON ESTATE, trdin its nunieroug ' advantuges and great prospective value, is tuch. j . as is rarely, if ever, placed In tho markekand j to which the Auctioneer'bogs-to draw special i attention. ' ' . ' ' " -■ J 1-he lots arc.all flagged, and plans are|now . s ) ready. ■ ' ' ■ ■ '-*- . "-,; Tennis,1 one-third oush',--balance oh niorffc&ga , ' at 8 per cent, for i years. > jj D. F. EVANS, • ' Austioneer. • ■ ■ t t TUESDAY,.OCTOBER-14,*'i . | ; lt . At 12.o'clock. ~ , ~,.*_ ' '£?< i- PRELIMiNAIIY NOT.igE^. MESSRS' RICHARDS'ON^ A^TD M ~ , 3 t™SfflSSs|g . ; bvpupUc auction on the abprij date, fttruowcen a . ~ Mart 7 Queen-sU'eet, _ ■ ; Albert adjoJalnk tnc iilount Albert liau -1 -■■■ ,W Station; Tho KsratC comists-ol 36 1 m-.' acres land, all fenced,, cleared.,ana to ,' clay; 9-roomcd Hun ■; wilh.all ncco!£iry .v outbuildings; l'rgtirardiw-BurrWtnfaiftrar t '- — trees, 15 years' growth ■; (ine-larfre-oroteird, trees all, full, bearing ;.-. ncvcirf»i'i»K '- spring water ; distance, by road £ from Union Bank, four miles; 'buses ctmate nOjr ■- .■ passing. . ; .■ "■_ Xl US Mesßr9 H.and C. wojild call tlic.-ultenii -lot '": thoso on thorlook-out.for a i'iiuUJutOpftw.tle- -1 man's Kcsldenoo,-and . also'ot Sifc6nrk>*r.■, to # this sale, & tho volue of this p-opirty is ur. oni- '.': able, and rapidly ri Ing. ■ ' ■ « ' ~.A'.' .■■ '- ' *» !i ■"S'^.a r^ i Plans ond-particulars'and caidßJto vk .7 aft • ouvofll cs. . .;■.'-. ..,,.. ,-.... . . ,-..—,--- ;,:;.-■.,. »;,?*)jil .■■.";; .• , '■ ■'~ Tennß easy, at Sale.' --'"i IiIOfIARDSON & CRAWXET? \ Auctioneers, 81, Queen : iitreet/j;3 ' Contlmiodion FoartI»;PBl5«; f