THE GRASMERE TROUBLES.

B»y»ond aD* T Cr°W "* th° Cftpw"* pcllco Court.

-The Grasmere complication!! came before L polica Court today in the form of a ieaof actions «Bd cross-actions between Sptoin K*y»ond and his crew. Hem WMtcoabo and Moody were tho presiding

"'tUTtotoao wwono in which Charles „ vlndwas charged with using threaten.- Amk and pleaded not guilty. Mr W. J- Napier appeared for the prose {• n ' In opening the caso, ho said the ilmsaciitor was a seamen on the ship Gras P «I tow in Auckland Harbour, and the ffidant w« master of the vessel. He hireed defendant with making use of Sreateninj? language, whereby ho be- Wad his l'f« waa ondangored. Ac nirdine to the evidenco> lt aPPeßred Sat for some time before the assault tho Mnhrin was labouring under extraordinary «£tement, his habits had been of an Irra'ic kind, and his movements were moat Slin" On the Saturday before the Maault°tl»ere was considerable trouble on board between the cap* am and his wife. The rantain appeared to bo under tho impres- Zn that the crew had communicated to his wife something respecting his habits in town He therefore threatened to kill the crew. Two of the men wero coming out of the forecastle, when the cap tain chased them round the vessel with a weapon in his hand. The men took ro fiißeintheforecsatlo, and, meanwhile, the captain, who had gono forward, was thrown down by several mon. He appeared to ba in a fit, and two doctors had to be brought to his assistance. At this time too, the men had to watch to see tbat'the captain did not jump overboard. The men wero frightened, because these fits of passion.or whatevor they might be called, were Intermittent, and they did not know what the result would be. Know ine what extraordinary powers the captain Dossessed on board his own ship, the crew wero so frightonod that since the uanult they hod walked about in two's or three's, evidently afraid of being attacked when alone. The captain had shipped several men here, and it was believed that ho intended that they should assist him to take his revenge when the vessel left Auckland. Their Worships knew that the law protected tho officers of a Bhip most stringently, and tho powers of a master were autocratic, whilo tho position of a seaman was most abject, and ho scarcely dared to open his mouth by way of remon strance. These Acts had been repealed in England, and only remained in forco here because of tho block in tho Legislature. The conduct of the captain had been such as to causa consternation both ashore and on board* William Lindguiatdoposed that onSuuday mek he was near tho capstan, when tho captain rushed at him, and chased him twice round the ship. Ho had a weapon in his hand, and was very violent. Witness took refuge in the fore castle, and when he cm mo out the captain was lying on the deck, and two doctors and several men were standing beside him. The captain had not attacked him before. He believed tho captain was wild with the steward, who had since boon paid off. Mr Napier asked if anyone on board had taken poison. Mr Theo. Cooper objected to the question, which was not pressed. In cross-examination, Mr Cooper put the question respecting laudanum himself. Lindguist said tho captain's wife bad taken tome laudanum, and he was ongagod till 6 o'clock in the evening helping to walk her op and down. He had never had any pro dona trouble with the captain. Oscar Elieson deposed that last Sunday weak the captain chased himself and lindguist round tho ship, threatening to killtSpra, The captain had something in life hand. Lindguist had given no provo cation. He took refuge in tho forecastle.

'■■ The chief officer had told tho men to keep :'ift all hands, as he was afraid that tho - optain would come out and jump over tod. | (By Mr Cooper: Tho captain had fright : eosd them all at sea previously. That was ; when his child died. .;. Peter Joigensen gave corroborative evi dence. By Mr Cooper: The captain was liko tht once before when his child died. Be ades that, they had not much else to cWnl&in of on board. The captain had not teefllvery good or very bad. There had not . ften It .cross or angry word with the captain dorhijjfha early part of the day on which ; tho assault was committed. The captain fell od the deck by himself. . Richard Pearson deposed that he was in the foresastle when lie hoardthemenrushing about, and the captain shouting, " I will . kill you aIL" The only other time when there was trouble on board was coming out, '-. whan the captain's child died. Tho crew had to watch to see that the captain did not ' jump overboard or do himself any mischiof. ' Henry O'Neill and Francis Gommoll, cook ; on board, gave corroborative evidence. This was the case for the prosecution. Mr Cooper thought it a pity that the case tad been brought before tho Court, because, ' accepting the statements made, the men "Bad no ground of complaint against the captain, Th« evidence, no contended, had Mcd to show any reason why the captain ;, should be bound over. Exceptional " conduct had only been shown on two occasions, and there was nothing to disclose -malice or ill-will, nor was there any element in the case calculated to give rise to the belief that the captain in* . tended to do any bodily harm to any of the ■'. crew. He considered it spoke well for the depths of affection in the captain's heart that on the occasion of the death of his child he acted in such a manner that pre . cautions had to be taken to ensure his safety. They did not deny that the captain had roared ont in the manner described, but they did deny that he had any weapon. ■ The captain's wife had taken a heavy dose Of laudanum, and for hours her life was despaired of. The bodily and mental strain on the captain was very great, ' and at that time he believed that „ one of the men was supplying his wife with drink. The doctors would ..tell their Worships that the captain did not know what he was doing when he rushed out, and afterwards he fell down in a swoon. It was not to be supposed that the captain nad any illwill against Lindguist, Pearson, I and Jorgenßon, when they had assisted him fa a praiseworthy manner to walk his wife about when she was suffering from tho effects of the poison. Th 6 Bench considered that if they called ; tor further evidence it would be tantamount • todeclanng the captain a lunatic. "The evidence went to show that the captain had Tvrij ? 00? BTOUndB for being excited, his child having died on the first occasion, and ais wife having attempted to poison herself on the second. They considered thattheman jad no ground for fear of the captain, and .tnat ths conduct would not be repeated. J-neir decision was that the caee be dis missed. Mr Theo. Cooper said his instructions ! »erenotto ask for any costs against the

Mr Napier withdrew the other two cases •gainst the captain, as the evidence was toe same, .Mr Cooper said the casea brought against mb men would be withdrawn, as the captain oau no desire to have the men sent to gaol.

BANKRUPTS UNDER EX AMINATION.

Joseph Lee, master carter, Alexander undsay Wilson, engaged in the goldmining Business, and Henry French, general store ■■;■. ■*»?«, were examined to-day by the UffieUl Assignee. Lee stated that 10 ™ntns ago he started with £200, and mom had had £100 from his friends m. England. He had bad luck with hie T}** 8' and all his contracts had turned . . out unfortunately. All his capital was , r, w5? ne> and his stock-in-trade was sold • £? Y ortmght ago by a secured creditor. *ne bankrupt is a single man. '*■ ** Wilson stated that he had beon Mnneoted with goldmining since 1869. His oracmties began about two years ago with ~ ?!« "Peculation^ and went on till he lost all * " nSS J ho mai°r Part of hh indebted ness (£SBB 19s) had been incurred in those £l 7i y<?n8>« He had borrowed no lees than :;< • r"'«» for speculative purposes. His ™?« consisted of book debts, shares, and fon,^" 1? <* furniture. He has a wife and - lo^ygnngohUd ie n. ittStSSH^i wid that he had been in busi itWk H ra PMtandduringall thattime ' Mi??? "^ a^Fd struggle with him. Up veil h,6^#Q^he Paid w* ™* f«irly tho J, d, ni^> n h« had had to resort to 'twW^^ A Pressure at last from • ffiS I Xcompelledhimto file. laS.^-^- ICe^7s Id, of which £400 reecnrife 80^^red debts, £280, the "'■■'• trade ?iwi\ ti insisted of stock in tutnitii^^ASßß, ijgrth about 400,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

(SPECIAL TO PBBSS ASSOCIATION.)

(Received August 17th—1.50 p.m.) Tho Bishop of Brisbane. London, August 15.-The Right Roy. Dr. Hale, Bishop of Brisbane, has declined the appointment as roctor of Oxleworth, a parish of Gloucestershire. Grand Review at Sydnoy. ' Sydney, this day.-A grand review of. tho colonial forces was held on Saturday, when over four thousand troops wore under' arms. French Convicts in Now South Wales. In consequence of tho large number of liberated convicts, who have beon arriving in thia colony lately from New Caledonia, the Premier, Sir Alex. Stewart, has ad dressed a remonstrance to the Imperial Government on the subject.

GALLANT RESCUE FROM DROWNING AT WHANGAREI.

A fisherman named Bruce had a narrow escape from drowning at Whangaroi this morning. Bruco was going down tho steps when ho lost his balance and fell into the water. A coloured seaman of the c.a. Waitaki, named Ruflin, at once sprang in to his assistance, but as Bruce had been seized with cramps, he had great difficulty in saving him. Kuflin, however, stuck to tho drowning] pluckily, and suc ceeded in roaching tho piles of the wharf, whence thoy wero both takon by a boat.

POLICE COURT.-This Day.

Before Messrs Moody and Whitcombo.Justicos)

Drunk. — Annlo Dunno and two younir moD wore punished. Begoisq —Qcorpco Tumor was attain brought up under tho Police Offences Act. chanted with sollclliag alms. Sorgeant Pratt called evidonce. — Qeorgo Hampshire, tobacconist, Quoen-stroot, dopoaed that prisoner called at hie shop and bogged for tobacco and matches. Had previously Klvon to prieonor.—Mr Bicker ton had atao assistod prisoner. Considered him daft. Boggod for flsh and copecrs.—Con- Btßblo Goo. Russoll arrested tho prleoncr.-No evidence was shown that prisoner beptßod in a public place, only at privato shopß.—Discharged Robbing the Tailor.—W. Simpson pleaded RUilty to stealing a pair of scissors, vulue 0,2, tho property of John Platt.—Tha Bench said thoic wag a long list of convictions against the prisoner.—Throo months' imprisonment. Larceny. — John Hurbard, a middle-aged man, was charged with stealing a £5 note, on the steamer Suva, tho property of James Collins : also, a pair of serge trousers, the pro perty of Frederick CulUmore, of Wellington, on Ihe loth inst.—On tho application of Mr Theo. Cooper, who appeared in defence, tho prisoner was remanded until to morrow. Bail: Self in 6&0, and ono surety in £50.

attempt to Murder.—Wm. Henry Wake ham, charged with attempting to kill hi 3 wife with an axo on the 25th July, was again re manded for a wook on tho application of Soißt. Pratt, Mrs AYakoham not being able to leave tho Hospital.

Wandering Houses.—James B. Craig was charged on summons with permitting his horae to wandor on the Remuera Road on tho 12th Inst.-Mr Mahony appeared for the Remnera Road Board, and stated tho case.-Oofendart pleaded guilty under circumstances boyond his control. Ho denied .being insolent to the ran ger.—Finod 20s and costs.

OPERA HOUSE.—"Jo."

Tins pathetic drama waa revived on Satur day evening, in tho above building, to a fair audience-, and notwithstanding the absence of Mies Maggie Knight and Messrs Leitch and Jewett, was vory well reprosontod. Miss Edith Apploton accom plished wonders as "Jo," being ropoatedly recalled bofcro tho curtain to receive well raorited npplauso, and in one instanco a floral ovation. The doath of poor Jo, in the last scene, was portrayed in a manner highly creditable both to the child and her instruc tors. It is evident Miss Edith Appleton possosses that aptitudo for learning which is the outbirth of natural gonius. As poor Jo died there were many wot oyes amongst the audience, which is of itself tho highest tribute that could bo paid to Miss Appleton. Mr Charles Thompson, as tho mild, timid, Mr Snagsby, elicited an amount of laughter, as did also Mr Frank Gerald in the character of the love sick "Gappy." Tho rusty old confidential lawyer, Mr Talkinghorne, -was represented very creditably by Mr Kobert Vernon, although tho voice appeared some what heavy for tho character. Mr F. C. Appleton sustained the part of tho detec tive (Buckot), but did not appear to as great advantage as usual. Mr W. H. Hubert was " stiff nnd stately " as Si.- Leister Deadlock, and Mr Harry Douglas, as the " oily man of peace," Mr Chadband, was very amusing. Tho diffi cult part of Lady Deadlock was. taken by Miss Kate Douglas, and it is needless to state received ample justice. Hor French maid Hortonse (a Tartar) was vory well ro presented by Miss Jenny Bryce. Miss E. Leonard as Mrs Rouncewell (Sir Leister's housekeeper); Mis? Carrie Davoy as Mrs Snagsby, Miss Gwynno Herrick ns Esthor Summorson, Mies Goorge ns Rosa, Mies Ethol Blair as Gusta, and Miss Lena Francis as Jenny, all sustained their parts croditably. Tho effect of somo of the most touching scenos on Saturday was considerably marred by tho disgracoful conduct of tho occupants of tho pit. It is quite timo that steps were taken to compol flieeohoodlums to either keep orderly or leave tho building. It is monstrous that respect able people amongst the audience, and the actors themsolves, Bhould be annoyed by tho unsympathetic and uncalled-for remarks that are gratuitously given by the denizens of the pit. "Jo" will be again repeated this and tomorrow evenings.

IRONWORKERS' STRIKE AT ONEHUNGA.

Tho Eight Hours' Question Revived.

A most unfortunate stoppage has been oc casioned at the Onehunga Ironworks by the employees going out on strike. It will be remembered that for some time past, owing to certain alterations having been made to the furnaces, no iron has been turned out of these works. During th 6 whole of this time a body of 25 men, com prising puddlers, heaters, rollers, shinglers, etc., have been employed a3 labourers on the works in order to keep them together in readiness to commence operations when the furnaces woro ro-lighted. Although not quite equal to ordinary labourers, these men have during the whole time re ceived the usual pay and worked the usual hours. They made no objection to this, and all went well until last week, when the two double furnacas started ; then, the men, evidently thinking that they had got affairs in their own-hands, struck for a rise of 3d per hour, and left the works without a moment's notice. The state ment of the men ia that they had been working at the rate of la per hour. The Company intimated to them that in future they would not pay more than IOJd. Upon this the men determined that they would not continue to work unless they received Is 3d From inquiries made to-day we learn that this statement is incorrect, No attempt whatever was made by the direc tors of the Company to reduce the men a wages below the usual rate of Is per hour, but tho men having had a taste of the eight hours per day system, are desirous ot retaining tho same. It appears, however, that the usual hours of ironworkers are twelve a day, and the Company wish tho men to work these hours. Of courso, the men are not activoly employed during the whole of this time, as they are necessitated to wait at intervals for the heating process to be finished, during which-time they may stand about or rost as they please. As it is always understood that ironworkers take two turns a day, the Company contend that they are not making an unreasonable reaueat. A rumour was current that pres sure had been brought to bear upon the ts-tf t^r ;-rsa Company do not feel that they are called upon to grant the increase demandedL It .v hoped that during the text days the matter will be amicably arranged. It is most üßfortunate that this stnke should have occurred just when the Company were preparing to recommence operations, of our going to press, the men were still on strike,

A STREET GEYSER.

Those who chanced to bo in the vicinity of Wyndham-street between 11 and 12 o'clock this forenoon were rogaled with a gratuitous waterworks display of unusual magnitude. At five minutes past eleven a column of earth was shot up into the air just below Williams's, tho umbrella - mender's, and was immediately followed by a torrent of water, which was projected straight at tho promises of Mr W. Leys, book binder. The elevation being rather higher than tho doorway, Mr Leys promptly closed and barricaded his door. Meanwhilo, the mouth of tho geyser rapidly widened, until a hole some four or fivo foot across had been formed, and from this opening the water hurled itself forth in a boiling surge, and with the greatest impetuosity. Tho upper and higher spray was projectod against the first-floor window of Mr Loner gnn's premises, whilo tho great vo'.umo of the torrent was dashed in a Bbeet that extended from Mr Loys's door across tho full broadth of tho show window of tho Misses Lonergan's millinery and feathor-cleaning establishment. The glass in tho latter was quickly brokon, and although tho stock was removed with all pos sible speed a considerable portion of ib was damaged. While this was being effected tho entire roadway was inundated and either side channel carriod v swollen and turbid stream hurrying along to Queen-etreet, while sight-seors gathered from every quarter. The water still poured forth witli resistless forco, and evor as tho disintegrating earth fell into tho mouth of the seething cauldron, the stonos o£ which it was composed wero violontly projected across tho street. Feoplo wore ironically inquiring what the Corporation officials wero going to do, and why tho water was not turned off, when a labouror appeared, spado in hand, with tho ovidont intention of filling in tho chasm whence tho Roysor pourod forth. Ho at once perceived tho horculoan oharactor of tho undertaking, and there foro beat a hasty rotroat amid tho chnfl'of tho arausod bystanders. At 11.35, just half aa hour aftor the phenomenon began, tho water wns turned off, the spoctaclo ceased, and all that romained to mark tho doluge was a roadway thoroughly saturated and covered with lumps of loose earth, and a lagoon of muddy water. Mr Lonorgan is the heaviost sufforor_ by tho aquatic eruption, and in nil probability ho will lay a claim for compensation against the City Council.

NEWMARKET RESERVE BILL.

Wellington, this day Mr Mos? tolls mo that tno Minister of Public Works has decided that tho difficul ties in dealing with tho resorve aro too great to be settled without moro enquiry on the spot, and that Government must there fore ask for a postponement of tho bill. Ho also states that Government have no power at present to closo the roads, and will not havo unless tho clause giving them powers in tho Public Works Bill, now before Parliamont is passod this session. Tho Minister thinks it will bfi better to continue tho prosent side road through the resorvo than to adopt any plan yet suggested.

On dit that the Auckland Police District has boon divided, and that Inspector Kiely will have charge of Waikato, Thames, and part of Tauranga, with head-quarters at Kihikihi.

Constable Hanson arrested tho wife of the Maori politician, Sydney Taiwhanga, at 2 o'clock to-day, on the charge of being drunk in a public place

Yesterday afternoon the remains of the late Mr Alexander Cromwell, Arch Hill, wore interred in tho Presbyterian Cemotory, Symonds - street. Thore was a largo concourso of mourners, including a number of old Bottlers who camo to tho colony with deceased ovor '10 years ago. Roy. R. F. Macnicoll conducted tho burial aorvico, and tho two sons of deceased wore tho chief-mourners.

A native namod Wti Muki was nrrostcil on Saturday last at Wairnki, by Constablo Hogg, on tho charge of attempted rapo on a native woman on tho 20th of last July. Maki mado his appearance beforo tho II.M. Court this morning.

Tomorrow, at 11 o'clock, Mr G. Lewis will offor one ot tho best oonslßnments of Rus sian and Austrian niudo goods, comprising ladios' bass, purses, notobooka. albums, photo, frames, portmanteaux over sent into tho market, being of first quality and vory handsome de sigus. There are some suoolal novelties, und all to bo sold without roEorvo.

THE AUCKLAND EVEJNIJNG BTAR, MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1885



Meetings. OYSTERS. — To Oystermen, Oyster Doalora. and all interested in the trade— A Meotlng will be held TO-NIGHT, at 7.30, in tho Meeting-room, Harbour Board Oflloea, to discuss eovoral mattors relating to tlio Oyster Trade —J. JACKSON. TVT 0 T I C E. JLI TO THB AUCKLAND FEDERATED IKON WORKERS' ASSOCIATION. •An adjournod Meeting ' will ho held at Robson'B Rooms TO-MORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at halt-past Boven. Business: To Pass Unlesand K^omcers^ TJTASTE, TAXATION, AND RUIN. TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THIS CITY. Each and evnry one of you aro kindly invitod to attend a Ratepayers' Meotina. to bo hold in Markot Houso (Qucon-streot ontrance) on TUESDAY, tka 18th instant, at olght p.m., to take into consideration the disgracef nl oxpondi turo of tho ratepayers' monoy, and form a Rate payers' AasociatioD. None but Ratepayers admitted. hOtt ftSlfl ?O«Jl«5« LOST, yestarday, a Toy Torrior Slutl Finder rewarded.—Apply to Captain H. F. Anderson. Queon-street or Manukau Road. LOST, Case containing Sowing Machine, on or about May 11th, addressed to Mer cury Bay. Informant rewarded. — Apply P. 0., Box 181. LOST, on Saturday afternoon a Pink and Dove-coloured Parrot.—Finder •will ho rewarded by returning it to Mrs Jonn Dickey. City Road. LOST, on Devonport Ferry Boat, on Fri day. Lady's Silk UmbrelH with ivory handle.—Findor will be rewarded on leaving same at Stab Office. , LOST, Gold Eardrop, set with emerald in the contre and two diamonds.—Fid dor will be rewarded on leaving same at Henrik- Bon'a, 101. Victoria-street. LOST, a Fox Torrior (dog) Pup, about 8 months old.-Rewaid on returning to J. A. Cooper. 11, Victoria-Bt.; or to Mrs Waller, Al bury, Bpaom. LOST, on Friday, AugUßt 14, from PrlEces-atroot, a Yollow-and-Whlte Cattlo Dog named Fly.-Finder will receive 10b ro ward on returning same to C. Bolnewlok, Morrin and Co. OST, or cast adrift from the dry dock, a White Hound-bottom Dingy.-Any body returning tho same to Mr D. Uouk, Ship wright, Custom-houao-Btreet Wost, will bohand somoly rewarded. "1 4kS KB WARD.—Lost, between St. _L" James's Churoh and bottom of Grey- Btroot, a Gold Brooch in Bhnpo of fan, set with white stones.—Apply Mrs J. Leydon; or, ST_n Offlco. TRAYED from Mr Pugh's Farm, Titirangl IRed Cow; white patches on flank; horns cut.-Anyone giving information to Mr Pugb, or G. Rtkard, Mount Roskill Koad, will be rowarded. FOUND, whero you can get Boys'Knieker Suits from 23 lid, at S. Coombes and Co.'s. FOUND, a Sum of Money.—Owner can have Bamo by giving description by letter to Auapox Stak Offloe. FOUND, a Silver Watch.—Apply to W. G. Atkinson, at C. E. Cook.'d. Esq.. St. Holler'a. irai-dcm TTkEVOKPORT ROAD BOARD. Tenders will be receivod ot, the Office ot the Board, Dovonport Hall, up to 7.30 p.m. of MON DAY 21th iubt., for iho undermentioned Sup plies, So., for 12 months from the above date:— CARTING AT PER DAY SUPPLYING MKTAL, FINK ASH SHKLLS, and DRAIN PIPE 3. Specification? may bo Been at tho Oflloo of tho Devonport Steam Ferry Company, Queen-streot Wharf. By oi tr. B BNJ. TANNER. Secretary. m O ~B U T L D E R S. Tenders wi'l b • n-nei'vi d up to noon on WED NESDAY. Ant" hi .1 for tho Erection jgaShop and Dwelling i» I'iiboU. Piano, AMP at our offlcef. Quosn-«:n c E U\V. M v-0 -JSY & SON, Arc'-Uoctß, fyT~6 WUILD ER S. EXTEN-10-I OF TIME. Timo for Roooivlnß 'I'endoraforthe Krection nf a Block of Shops 1i Newton, has been Ex tended until r.oun on THURSDAY, August 20. Plans, &0.. -t my omco KiiranKahape Road. ym ' Jt, G. LKB. Architect. nn o builders. Tanders will be received until noon of FRI DAY August 2>. for Alterations and Additions to Residenca in Parnall. . EDWARD BARTLEY, Arohitect. ff\~O SUILD ER 8. Try W L EO&ERS, Ponsonby Road, for rhßttD Turnery- Ballustera always on hand. AU goods Delivered Free of Charge, with quick despatch. , " —continued on Flrat rage.



Wanted* WANTED, a steady, sober Man for a Market Garden; mimt thoroughly understand Fruit Treos, Planting. Grafting Budding, &o.—Apply " F.," Star Office. W "ANTED, a Slaughterman ; references required as to honesty and sobriety.— Gco. Hulme. ijuecn-etreet. ___ W "ANTED, respectable young Man to BachelorißO with two others; houso already furnished.—Address A.K^, J3TAR Office. ANTED, a Young Man to milk and make himself generally useful.—Apply J. Morrow, Keppoll-Btroet, Aroh Hill. W~ANTED, two or three good Bushmen to SpHt Purirl Sloorers hy contract. - Apply to F. Torcol, Commercial Hotel, Short land-Btroet. between 7 and 8 o'olock on Wednes day avflnlng next. WANTED, a young Man (single), to make himself generally ussful. Aleo> a good General Servaut.-Apply Ferry Hotel, Norllieote. WANTED, a Respectable Home for Th.-co Young Children.-Apply, statinu terms, to Alpha, Star Ofilco. WANTED, a Boy.—Schindler and Frean, Karangahape Road, Newton. ANTED, trustworthy, respectable _Girl about IG.—Apply 21, Grey-street. WANTED immediately, a Girl about 10 to make horself generally useful; Pluall family, no children.—For address, apply SrAH Oflloe. WANTED, a respectable Girl about IB or 1C yeai'dot at»o as an ,»pprentioo to tho Book-foUling and SowinK—Apply to J. F Lolghton, _Manufacturinjj_StaUoner, High Bt. WANTED, Apprentices to Dress and Mantle-uiekimr.-ApplytoMrsJ.Crombie, Franklin Road and Napior-stroet. ANTED, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Apply Mrs Hadley, Hobson etrrct^jjpopite Pram s Hotel. W~ANTJSDTApprent.ices for Dressmak ine. Also Improvers. — ForbOß and Marshall, Upper Vincent-street. WXNTEDJ~Apprentices to tho Dross nuking and Millinery, a'so tho Sales.— Apply Mm <"ors*on, Nowington Houso, Hobson alroet, Auckland. WANTED" a Cook and Laundress ; refornnoDß required. — Arply to Mrs Soth Smith, Victoria, Avonuo, Romunra. WANTED, a respectable Person as • Nurso for Children; one ablo to how preferred.—Apply to Mrs Ching, Selwyn Tor raco, Parnoll. WANTED, Governosses and Servants requiring Kngagmnonta to ca.ll on Mrs 3. H. Clark, 310. Qucon-stroet, between Alexandra-street and Turkißh Baths. WANTED, Ladies requiring Govor nossna and Servants to call on Mrs S. H Clark, 310, Quoon-street, botweon Alexandra street and Turkish Baths. WANTED, by a Young Lady, Situation us Machinist; can work three or four machines,—Addregs, A.H.D., Stab Office. W WANTED, by on oxporiencod young Lady, situation in a Borlin Repository or Draper's.—Apply " C.F.H.." Post-office. WANTED, Employment for timo and capital (£2OO or £300) by onoreetio Man, not afraid of work. —D. Brulon, Post-offlco, Auckland. __ ANTED, by suporior Monthly Nurso (abstainer), whoso references are to well-known clergymen and medical mon. Kn gagpments (town or country). — Ilannaford's AucklandJßofristry. WANTED, Employment as Fireman or Engine Driver, by a competent porson. —Addrege. "A.J.," Star Office. WANTED, Insurance Companies, Pa tontoes, andotho-s requiring an Agent or Travoller in Australia to apply to T.Z., Star Office. WANTED. —A young Gentleman de sires some occupation ; salary of second ary consideration; good penman, &o.: would shortly bo aweeablo to partnership.—C. Izoil, W., care of Clarendon Hotel. Anckland. WANTED, Position as Managing Clerk or Assistant Solicitor. First-class colonial rcforonocs can bo given, also reason for leaving prceent situation.—Addross A.8., Stak Oftlco. ANTED, 1 or 2 rospoctable Men as Boarderß; torma, 18s nor weok; com fortable homo.—Apply Mrs Blair. Dempsoy's Buildings, Chanol-gticot, buck of Stak Hotol. ANTED, two respectable Boarders, 18s, washing included; doublo and atnglo rooms, bath, every convonionco. —J. Hunter. Newton House. Karangahapo Road. W* ANT ED, 2 respcctablo mon as Boarders; quiet family; terms, 17b, washing Included. — Apply for addreoo, Mr Walker, Butclior, Kurangnhapo Kond. ANTED, Board and Kosidonco lor 1 or 2 ]ji(3ioß in Parnoll.—Address to 8.A., General Post-oflico. ANTED, My Doferrod Payment System thoroughly undurstood Kverv body can have Watch. Clock, or Jowollory.— Tom Keesiag, Viotorla-streot. WANTED,"" Offers to Purclmso i-ix months' Produco of Uultor nil' ih« Mua Dairy Factory Company, Inglewoyd. fnr.umki -For p'lrticuiars apply to K. K. Siuwnvw. Secretary pro. lan. WANTED, a regular yuuu supply u( Fr eh Vegetables and E»;ga.—Apply G roy-strrot Fr nit Mart. WANTED, eecond-liaiid strong Spring Cut (cheap) at once.-X G. Brjant, Wiudwhlatle House, New North Road. WANTED to Sell (cbeap),~for cash "or terms. Level Allotment, grandly situated on Mount Kden Road, 41 x 161 feet; ultso. Bame road, splendid L=vel Allotment, 41 x 100 foot, and New House, six rooms: ovory convonienoo. Incjuiro piices at Macolesfiold Villa. Karanga hapo jtoad. W "ANTED to Soil, at Birkenhead, 7 ncrc3 of Freehold Land, part nuah.— Apply X.V.55.. top houco on right Aloxandra atrect. Symonda-atreet. attor 6 p.m. "\\7ANTED to Lot or Soil, ou easy torms, * T or timo payraont, a two-roomed Cottage and level freehold Allotmont, Kingsland Road. -Apply at Roth's Public Hot Baths. W~ANTED~~TO RENT, for C or 12 Months (for a email Family), a Kurniahod Houso, containing not less than J bcilroouia.— Addross, with particulars, " It 5.," Stak Olllce. ANTED TO LET, within fivo minutes walk of Quoon-street, two pleasant Front Roamß. with used bathroom Sail Kitchen if required.— Apply Star Ofllco. ANTED, a small Furnished House, within a Bhort dis'anco from Qiioon-st.— Address, stating torms, " X.," Stau 011100. ANTED, good, level, and cheap allot nionta in tho vicinity of Newton Road. -State full particulars 'o Maloolmson and Co., N.Z. House, Land, and Estate Agency, High st, ANTED, Milliners and Dressmakers. Cold Broches, all Bilk, 2s lid worth 8s 6d, for one wook, at S. Coombesjind Co.'a. _ WANTED, Tondera for Carpenters' Labour for Cot'ago.—Apply from 6 to 8 p.m. this day. to Mr Barnaby, butoher, Kingß land, New North Road. ANTED, 500 men to attend Roth's Public Baths and Hill's Hairdressing Saloon daily. Open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sur day morniDgs.from 6 to 10 a.m. Boiler, 25ft long, Gftdiamotor. Hot Water for tho Million. ANTED.—When you ore in Hobaon street, oall at Munro & Milligan's and see the largo and ohoico stock of Tweeds and Coat- Ings just opanod for tho present soaoon. No Bhcddy goods'or slop-matting and trimming at thla ostabliahment. WANTED KNOWN—Good Flannels, B}a\ worth Is Jd; for one week.-At S. Coombes and Co. WANTED KNOWN—For Sale, Sot of Shop Shutters, in good order; also, One Slxnboard.— Apply Mr Todd, Grocer, Welling ■ ton-atroot. ANTED, tho Public to Call and Soe tho Now and Second-hand Buggies. Waegons, etc., at the Tbamoß Carriage and Dray Factory^Ylctorla-Btreet East. ANTED KNOWN—Hawken's Calico 3}il per yard, worth 5Jd, for one woek, at S. Ceoniboa and Co.'a. 'V*fANTEITKNOWN— On Sale, Bricks, Tt Llmo Snnd, Coment, ana Ground Mortar. Lifting Jaoko on Hire.—N. MoLean, Builder, late J. J Holland, Lome-street. WANTED KNOWN.—SaIe of Fruit, Forest aod Ornumentel Trees, nt Griffiths'^ Nui-sory. Kyber Pass. SATURDAY, August 22, 2 p.m.-O. A. STEVENS, Auc tioneor. W~ANTED~KNO WN—Waltham Silver Lever Watches for Sale hy T. H. Lewis eon. Warranted ; £s.—Queon-Btreet, opposite Union Bank. WANTED KNOWN— Cheap Timbbb i Cheap TnanKßl And oil other kinds 02 Bnliaing 3,Jr,t«;ul, o&n s>e pnroJ>anod ofaeaccr nail hotter than snywhnre elea ft* the Faros ot n. oat,vnt .Aroert-ntroaj; ' WANTED KNOWN—Mrs Hadloy b.;g^ to inform her friends and cusiomors that aho is now prepared to have Dress »nrt Mantlimaking exoouted in tho various branchoa on the promises, at Hobson-stroet, opposits Oram'a Hotel. WANTED KNOWN, that tho adver «B.-r is Manufacturing ovory Dsscrip'ion of Itldiug Saddles, mid is prepared to Soil them at pricc3 to moot tho times. N. B.—Saddle, with Hogakin Seat.completo.withmounte.from £210?. Brldleß, from 5s Odi—William Morgan, Saddler, Newmarket. - WANTED KNOWN.— Why should we pay for th»so that do not? Try tho Now Cash Bntchcry, Uppor Qneen-stroet. near Crossstreot. Freßh Curofl Salt Beef; Miitton and Pigs' Heads, 1 Jd; Corned Rounds Beef, 2jd to 3Jd. Warranted Sugar-Cured Mutton Hams, 2jd to 33. WANTED KNOWN.—Repairs of evory description in Jowellory and Watches oxeouted at tho shortest notice. Diamond and othor Rings Set and RoSet. Country orders punctually attended to. A nice assortment of Jewellery always on band. — Note the addresß: H. Potry, Jeweller and Watchmaker, two doors balow Savings Bank. Queen-street. . WANTED. -Wanted to Sell, cheap, 1 Sewing Machine, in good order, only 3db ; Sardines, 5d tin, 4b 3d dozen; Oatmeal, 41bs for fid; Flour, 41b3 for 6d, 91bs for Is; Matchos, 5d dozen; good Raisins, only 4d lb; Baking Soda, 4d lb, 21ba for 6d; Candles, 74d; Nut megs, 3d oz; Clothes Pegs, la ?d groea; Tart Tins, 5 for 6d; Cloves, 2d oz; Cook ing Apples, only 3d lb; Green Peas, 2d lb; 71b for la; Curry Powder, 8d per tin; Epsom Salts, 4d per doz; China PlatPß, sd-4s 6dper doz; China Cups and Saucers. 6d and 8d; China Biahen. 2s and 2s 6d; Small Drills, only is 3d ; Padlocks, 3d; Corkscrews, only Id; 8 doz Bradawls, Id each ; Water Bottle, oa. two for lid; Brown Teapots, from 9J ; Envelopes, 2d per packet. 6d per 100; Knifes and Forks, la per dozen; Tin Candle; ptioks, fid; Pride of the Kitchen Soap, 4d a cake- Dark Blue, 4d per lb, 71b Box only In 6d; Box Hat Pegs, seven for 6d; Epsom Salts, 71b boxes. 2s 6d; GlaBS Juga, 6d; Tumblers. 3d; Orange Marmalade, 6d a tin.-H. Watt, Pitt-street.



WANTED, immediately, an experinced Gardener; also. General Servants, Housemaid (hotel), Girls to assist, &c—E. Henry's Registry. ANTED, o respectable Married Man for a Milk Round.-Apply, between 2 and i o'clock To-m rrow (Tuesday), London Dairy, Victoria-street. WANTED, a Smart Boy about 14, with ngoodreforedca, to assist ia snap.—Ap ply at W. H. Dampier'a Boot Shop, Victoria- Btrooot. W ANTED, a Young Man a8 Groom and Gardener; must be willing to mak* himself generally usofnl; reforonoea required.— Apply, before noon, to A. Bennett, .Ravens bourne, Upper Symonds-atract. WANTED, an active Business Man with from £100 to £200 capital, to under tako and Extend the Bueineea or tho AucKland Fish and Oyster Co. Sultablo premises and everything neceaary for carrjinc: Bn anexton s!vo whota&lo busincos with a Rplondid conncc t'on are available, linweulptn rotnrna on •wtiHol invested.—Full purlioularfl at 207, Queen street W" ANTED KNOWN -Miss Downey would respectfully inform her friends and tho publio generally that aho hns com menced Dressmaking, and hope?, by strict at tention to business, to merit a Bhare of public patronage. A perfect fit guaranteed. Chargea moderate.—Plen ho note thoaddross, KyberPusa Road, opposite Seafleld View. W" ANTED KNOWNT—Selling off the fo lowing Bargains:— Fanov Baskets 3d each; very grand lino of white handled Hair Brushes, 9d: lib Una of Baking Powder, 3d; Coloured Ink, 6d per doz bottles; Ulaok Ink. 9<l per doz.: Albums, Gd each; titsheat price do.. Is (id; grand lots of Brown Tca-potfl, Oil eaoh; Pig Ringers.lW each; Boye' vYlaciiwdes. 19a 63; Coloured Pictures, 1 foot hiurh, W each; superior do.. Oil and Is ; Splash Mate. 6d ; Infanta' Feeding Bottles, 6d; square Looking Glasses, 6d; Fanoy do., Is and Is lid; Hreakfast Cups and Baucern, lid: Parlour Mats, Is Bd; Door Mate, la Gd; handsomo Coal SkutUes, 6a 6d; Kero sene Hand-lamps, 9d each; Luminous Match Boxes, 4d; School Slates, 3d; Toma hawks, Gd; Oyater Knives, id; Children's Iron Safes, 6d; Ball'aoje and other Lanterns, Odj Marking Ink, Id tho Bottle; Tin Plates, 2 for Id; Corkecrows, Id oaoh; shoe-brushes. Is lid the sot; Croam Jugs, Id eaoh; Padlocks. 2d; Small Sorowdrivors, id: GoodHizo Cash-bores. 3s6d; Bed Keys, Id: Sowing Machines, G3; Patent Shop Tills. 7s Gd eaoh; Glass Baskota, 2d; Salt Collars, Id; 180 dozen Piano Shoet Musio, Id each, Bomo of them marked 3s; tho Diamond Piano Mudo Books, 6d; Hemy's oelobrated Tutors for Pianos, 2s, marked sa; classical Violin MubSo Books. Is; good Spoctacleß (all slghW, Id per pair; superior ditto, 9d; Goggles. Oil; real Pebbles, 4s, &0., &0., at Damoier's. Furnishing Shop Hobaon-atreet. ffi-AN T ED KNOWN. J. KNOTT, IRONMONGER, GREY-STREET, Imports regularly, SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM GOODB- Stkel, Files, Tools. Cutlery, &o. ANTED KNOWN—That R. Tude hopo has just opened a Shipment of Gasallers and Gas Brackets, and is now Boiling them at prices never equalled for ohoapness. Also, eplonflid value in Bloctrlo Bell and Water Fittings, and oil requisites of the trade.—Note tho Address, Wollesloy-stroot, opposite the Opera House. S3 3" h % wig =h 8 zls « n*lhl*U Sis! : -sil «s-{ Isjs *§L § 3 £ i " I ■ is T\r ANTED> — ATTENTION ! a a * * S B S M Our last Salo in preoeDt promiaeß haß p{ W now commenced. As wo shall re open a % 'S in tho new shop with entirely New en o Goods, our present stock muet poei a» o « tlvcly bo oloared. •^ 3(3 Unexotptianal valuo in Boots and gn § S Shoos guaranteed. t I A Splandid Stook to eeloo from. 5 | a 1 £ Look fob Future Announcement. TX7- ANTED DAILY, FIVE BUNDRKD LADIES AND GENTLEMEN To Inspect THE CHOICE DISPLAY OF GOOD 3 At the following Reduoed Pric«s :— Dress Material, 33d Colourod Cashmeres, 1033 All-wool Scotch Plaids, Is Hd. Bluo Serges, 9Jd Twood Shirtings, 43d Flannols. 73d Blankata, 48 6d Countorpanes, Is Hid Whito Shooting, 6Jd Calicoeß, ljd Men's Tweed Suits, las 9d Mon'a Tweed Trousors, 3a Cd do. and Veal. 103 3d Mon's Twcod Macintoali Coata, 21s Od Boss' Knioker Suits, 3s lid Auckland Mado Oil Coats, 1J s 9d JAMES SCU TT, LONDON HOUSE, VICTORIA AND NELSON STREETS. ynrr anted known, NO FIRE t ~ at~~ NO FIRE ! GOOD&ON'S LONDON ARCADE. No Damaged Stock, no Bankrupt Stock, no Salvage Btock.no Old Stock-but Porfoot Stock, but Cheap Stock, but Good Stook, but New GOODSONS LONDON ARCADE. Having Leased Part of the premises laMy oooupicd by Messra Coupland & Co., whloh will bo opened in a month, having a more limited apaoe. we shall neod to greatly reducp our pre_ sent stook, and shall hold a GENUINE SALE at Ridiculously Low Prioes. Nccpssary Reduo tlon of Stock, consequent Reduction of Prices. In Evory Department the Groat Reduotion is mado. The Premises of tho present London Arcade aro To liot for a torm. Call and inepeot our New, Sound, and Perfect Stook, Cheaper by arr than Damaged Salvage Stook. TV7- ANTED KNOWN. THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THK DAT, REVOLUTION IN THK TAILORING TRADE. BUITS TO MEASURE AT WHOLESALE PRICES. ALLWOOL SUITS from Scotoh. Kaiauoi, or BoaJyn Tweed, 45a; Mosgiel Suit, 00a; Over coal 2fis7 Trousers, I3s. But wo speoially desce to draw publio attention to our Beßt Twflflß Sulta to measure, £3 17b 6d. Thoße are from tho Beßt Twoeds in Auokland, and the rSml retaU price is Bo 10s. Eyoryone nw oTjßcSßOiir Troannrs Bnporb. From tho boot Ifitflf&l 20s 6d. We have the largest tailoring oonoern in the North Island, and therofore give our patrons the benefit of our Wholesale* pilose for net cash. Saddle Tweed Suit, *317s 6d. WORSTED SUIT, £3 ]^S (JD. Melton Suit, £3 17s 6d ; our Beßt Tweed Over ,-ont 60s. Onoloe HOleiaion of everything «ood ord fancy to choone ?rom. The Mceplioal are in vitort to itivo us a call, and be convinced. All Goods Shrunk. Material. Style, imd Fit wiaur naiwed Wo have purohased the entire Stook ol a Woollen Mill. The abovn oids can alro bo had on the Deferred Payment System. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Merchant Tailors, Manufacturers, and Importers, customs-street east. Onposlto Cnuplana'fi Npw HnUdingo. Business Sows ! 8.20 a.m. to fi p.m. A" LADY desires to tako Charge of one or two Children; -would affectionatel? oare for them.—Full particulars at Hannsford't Auokland Registry. BiQOT TRADE.—Wanted, a Respectable Youth as aporentice to the olioking must be over 11.—Henry Davy, Crown Booi Faotory. Grey-street. BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, at once, twe smart Youths for repairing. Constant employment to steady hands.—T. Proeser, New ton Boot Warehouse. AN IT BE POSSIBLE V-Children'f Colourod Socks 2d per pair, for one weok. at's. Coombos and Co 'a. O S T U■ M B S. A London Manufacturing Stook, at leaa than English coßt. Mary Anderson Aprons, Is; Even ine Dress Material, 2d a yard; Sash Ribbons, Laces and Ties, half-price (Men's L.W. Socks 9d Cotton 6d-f ull fashioned); Buttons of ever j description and colour, 3d per doz. A large assortment of good Drapery at prices that will astonish visitors. The beßt valuo ever Bhown in Auokland. Come and judge tor yourselves. GORDON HOUSE. Wakefleld-atreet. TXTOLFB'S SOHNAPP3 is the purest and best VV stimulant, tonic, diuretic, at present before1 the world. Tw fee* TO LET, The Two-storied BBICK BUILDING IN COMMERCE-BTRBEI Lately oocupied by A. and R. Baton. APPIrt HENDH!RSON & MACFARLANE. TO LET, at Rocky Nook, good 5-roomed House, with stable, fowl-house, and large allotment.— Apply J. L, Kelly, Stab Office.



mo l c • t, Family Residdnoe, Cameron-street, 9 rooms, &o.; largo ground; ront, £10 per anmim. Villa Rosidonce, Vermont;strdet, B rooms, bith-room; water and gas laid; largo garden, £55 ncr annum. ,< Villa JKesidonce, Ponsonby Road. 6 rooms. Sea., &c nearly opposite St. John's Church. Villa Residence, St. George'a Bay, Parnell, G rooms i 15s per week. Cottage, Shelly Beach Road, 4 roomß, &o; 12s per wook. Residence, Glenburn, Ponsonby, 9 rooms, &0., &c.; grand sea view; garden and paddock; 27s 6d per week. Mt. Kdon Mt. Kdon Road, commodious 9 roomed villa residence; gas and water and all n r..,v. nip., -.lo; r ,ip,o poaltioa and close to bus ; rent, 22b per week. HackPt-street 5 rooms, &o , 13a. Arthur-.sttoot, 6 rooms, &c. IG3 G3. JCpsom, G rooms, li acrea, 15. Curran-strect. 8 rooma. bathroom, &c, &c, Ssrttncl Road. 7 rooinp, &c. And tevoral others. Also, First-class Phop in Quenn-street. Splendid Shop and Dwelling, Quick's Build ings, Poneont>y Ro>d. Good Shop and Dwnlllng with Shelving and Counters. Jorvois Rond. Spk-ndld Shop and 9 rooms; large allotment, Manulcau Road, Pa-""H T). V. KVANS, HOUSE fe IiAND AOBNT. T~ 0 LET, Now Brick Shop and Storo in Cnstoms-Btreet W«st (adjoining Dock); the whole or part.—Apply Goo. Rhodes. i TO LET, ono 4 and a 5-rootned Hou?e; rent, 10s and 10s Cd per week.—Apply .Tn- c \ Grocer. Lincoln-street and Richmond Rd. TO LET, two new Shops and Dwelling houses, in Union-street.—Apply to Edward Bi>-tloy, Architect TO LET," a House and Shop in Karanga hape Road, next to Mr Grubb's Bakery.— Ann'y_to Si__t_)ffl co. TGrLET, a convenient Houeo of 4 rooirs and scullery in Smmnor-atrect. Poneonbj |; rent 10a Gi.—Apply Mr Oxenham, Snmmcr-st. mHET, in Willow-street, near Franklin _I. Boad, a House of G rooms.—Apply to Jas. Clurn, Franklin Road. TO LET, or FOR SALE, a new Shop, corner of Pitt-stroot, with 5 rooms.—Apply T. Harper. Upper Pitt-atreot. TO LET, Two Rooms, with fire-placo, 5 minutes from Poat-oillce or Railway.— Apply 3tar Office. TO LET^ Corner Shop and large AUot ment, in Norfolk street-Apply to A. G. Loo. Arohitect. Karan?ahapo Road. TTLET or For Sale, an 8-roomod House in Nowmarkot. suitable for a privato Boarding-house.—F. J. Moss and Co., Shertland stroet. TO LET, a now 4-roomed House ; rent moderate.—lnqulretSlasgow Store, Great North Road. TO LET, a Front Bedroom (furnished), for single gent. — Apply No. 1, Albert Terrace, Albort-Btreet. TC LET, a 3-roomed Verandah Cottage, King-street. Aroh Hill; rent, 7s Gd per weok.—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent.' TO LET, a pleasantly situated semi detached four-roomed Cottage; rent, 12a. —Apply G. A. Butler, Newton-street, Newton Road; TO LET, convenient Groomed House, College Boad; gas and water laid in (16s fid); also. 4-rooraed House (10s).—F. Nightingale, O llogo Road. _ TO LET, two new 5-roomed Houses in Fitzroy street.off Brown-atreet, Poneonby Road; gas and water laid on; register grate and ovon.—Apply to K. Cloal, on the premises. TO LET, new four-roomed Verandah Cottage, large Boullory, register grate, ovon, cupboards,' &o.—Apply T. Armstrong, Commercial Road, Arch Hill. TO LET, a commodious 6-roomed House, with three firoplacoa. and water laid on ; every convenience.—Apply D. Somorvllle, Hotno-streat. Arch Hill. TO LET, 8-roomed House, Parnoll, 17s per weok : 5-roomed House. Viow Roaa, Us per woek.—W. and J. Frator, Land Agents, Quocn-Btreet. TO LET, a 5-roomed Houee in Hobson stroot; also, an 8-roomed Houeo in Ncl son-Btreet, suitable for boarders.—Apply H. J Riordan, Hobson-stroet. TO LET, a New 4-roomcd Cottage, oil' Grey-street: water lnid on nnd overy con vcnlenco: rort. Ha per week.—J. M. Lennox Kstiito Aser.t. TOnLETTVaTiey'iload, near Mfc. Roskill, pretty 5-roomud House; Fn-noh windows, doiiblw vorandah. — Apply H. W. Heath, 13, SJiortfanrt-Btreot. TO LIST, 6 roomed House, St. Mary's Road. Ponsonby ; 5-roomod House, Rylo "trcet, Ponsonby.—Apply J. B. Korpeth, Now Zialand Insurance Buildings. * riib LET, House, 4 rooms and scullery, JL Thi) Avonue. Vale Road, Mount Eden.— Apply Mra Sowter, Victoriaatrcet. nost Bar rhgton. Butcher. TO LET, Lawor Hobson-stroet., Large Boarding-houso, 16rooms. gasand water, bntti. &c.: nood position.-11. Partington, Sti.hburj'fl Buildings. TO LET, Houses, 4, 5, and G rooms and sculkrv ; Surrey Hills : rent 12a Cd and 15.'. -Maloolmson & Co.. N.Z. Uouso and Estate Agoncv, Hlgh-Bt- TO LET, a 7-roomed House, with evory convenience— Apnly to Mrs Morrison, behind Bank of Now Zealand, Karangahapa Rend. TO LET (Mary-street, Mount Eden), New 5-roomed Houso, every convenience, olose to main road: ront, 12a «d.—Apply R. Badger, Grocer. New North Road. TO LET in the Exchange Chambers, corner Queen end Durham otrw^ts, a Suite of Offices or single Officos. To a good tenant, modorato rent. Albo, two Largo Offloos on ground floor, the best in Quoon-streot.— Apply J. Levy, 114, Q.uoei; street. SHOP TO "LET, with or without IMvollinK; cheap: corner rf Franklin Road and Napior-atreot; suitable for Draper, Milliner, or Dressmaker. A PARTMENTS.—A genuinely comfort- J\. able Home, nine Silting and Bed-rooms, for two or throo Gontlomen, in privato family. Thorough eloanliness, good cooking and atten dance.— idaleton Villa, Grafton Roatl. FARM, well improved, splendidly situ ated, to bo Leased with Purchasing Clause. That grand proptrty at Litobflold. near Oxford, Waikato, consistine of 667a lr ZOp of excellent laud, divided into 7 paddoi kB of from 10 to 250 acros; over ICO acros in grass. 20 acres in oata, 40 ocros fallow, 5 acres orchard (600 good, healthy, fruit treeßi. good gardon; every aero of this boautlful farm is ploughablo. Tho Buildings consist of a vory well finished 5-roomed House and Store-room and Soullgry, with water laid on, neat varnished cupboards in three rooms; colonial own. dresser with sholves and tablo in kit'hon: Wa?hhouso and Men'a Room, well finished for two men. Firat-chneStabloa.buildinß containing 3 stalls, loose box, harneß3-room; also, Piggerioß, Shcdß, &0., tho whole in thorough good order. There is a cortain market in the locality for butter, from 15 to 20 oowa at Is per lb. all the year round, and heavy crops ere pro ducod year by year. Coaohes pass the estate, and the new railway is expeoted to be complete it 3 months. Thiß most desirable property, now offered for iho first time, will be Leased for Fivo Yoars, at £130 per annum, with a Purchasing Clauso of £410a per acre.—For further informa tion and cards to view, apply J. R. Randerson, Auctioneer. Auoklond. H~ ~OUSE to Let, of 5 rooms, situated in Upper Queen-street.— Apply to Mrs Wrlgloy, Grocer, next door j gas and water laid on. Bent, lla per week. FFICES TO LET, from 5s per Week upwards.-Apply H. W. Heath, 18,Short ]and-9troof.3g> __________ OFFICES TO LET, Hifeh-street, from 5s a woek, light, onntral, easy of accoss — Apply New Zealand Mortgage, Loan, and Dis count Bank, High-street, next to Atkins's, Printer. TO CAB PROPRIETORS.—To be Let, near Queen - Btroet, Good Stabling and Cottage. — Apply to W. L. Mitchell, Coombes's Arcade, Queen 6L TCTTJRAPBRS.— To Let, Shop and Dwelling, situated in the beet part of Ponsonby Road, established 5 yeara; a small Stock could be taken at a Valuation.—For adj dress apply Star Office. Wat Sale. FOR SALE, firat-class Mntamata Pressed Hay. — Thornton, Smith, and Firth. . FOR SALE, the Goodwill of a Butcher's Business. Prioo very low.—Apply Sur man's Store, Mount Rden Ronr1, "ITWII SALE, Two Shop Front?, wi.h JD shutters.—Apply G. Garrett, Karanga gahape Road. FOR SALE, Gas Stove, Patent Manglo, Sowing Machine (for loather work), und small quantity Furniture and Kitchen RcquL sites; Bhop and 5 rooms to Let.—B. Langley, Butoher, Ilohnor.-street. "JTibrrSALE OR TO LET, a well-finished Ij Groomed Houbo, situated in Princep atrcst, Surrey Hills.—Apply A. Hpoy, Princep s'reet; or, MalcolmsonandCo., High^troct. FOR SALE—ABargain—Set of G&f. fitter's StooUs ond Dies, nearly now; Cuts Jin.. Jin., anrt lin. PiD"s. 355. Also, Ratohoi Brace. Patent Pipe, Wrench and five Drills 10s; lot for £2.—Apply E. J. Miller, Dublin street, Ponßonby. FOR SALE at Mount Eden, near 'Bus Stand. 2r 12p, with Stable, fenced anc planted with fruit and shelter trees, doubU fronlage, magnificent view, A cash. Also. 1 Paddock at El!ersl!e of nearly 3 acres, doub'f frontage, corner allotment, in rioh grass, J cash balance for both at 7 per cont When Igo t< Sydnoy, agent'B fees added.—J.B., care H. E Brabazon, Sheridan-atreet. August 17,1885. G. LEE • HOUSB, LAND, & COMMISSION AGENT, KARANGAHAPiS ROAD. SURREY HILLS —For Sale. Suseex-st., G roomed House and Freehold Allotment, verj convenient. Prioe, £375; terms'can be arranged tll7) KINGSLAND—For Sale. 6-roomed Housa ane Freehold Allotment. Price, £300; easy term-, (113) A BARGAIN—For Sole, Ponsonby. 6-roomec Houbo j gas and water.. Price only £JGO. Smal deposit; balanoe. easy toims. (US) RICHMOND ROAD —For Sale. G-roomcc House; gag laid on, waslvhouso and copner Prioe, £380 ; terms. (114) FOR SALE (CHEAP), SURRBY HILLS-7 roomed House; gas and water; close vicinity t( the Tramline: easy terms. (112) A GOOD INVESTMENT-For Sale, Rich monfl, 2 Cottages and Allotment. Price, £350 Small deposit, easy terms. (116) PONSONBY ROAD-Choifte Business Sitea from £10 to £15 per foot. Good terms can be ar ranged. Choice Allotments in Remuera; good position Price, 25a to 35a per foot; small deposits. O~~WORKING MEN.—I can Sell a) Newmarket a comfortable Five-roomec Cottage and Freehold Allotment, for £240.—F Q. Bwington, Estate Agent, Coombes'e Arcade



«1» BCI 4 L NOTICE. FOX SALE, sovuia of the best Building Sites In or near Auckland. Situated In Gladstone and Cleveland Roada, PnriieU. Theao lots wll bo sold on any rcaocraoblo Tqnn3, find money will be advanced for Building If t OQOirea. Applyprco in^EY, fihortland-strect STEAM ENGINE, CORNISH BOILEK~ BAITKUY, So.. FOX SALE. 40 h.p. Beam Engine, 24-inoh Cylinder, 10 feet stroke, 20 feet fly when), in splendid working order, suitable for winae, mill, or waterworks. 2 Cornish Boilura, 30 feot long, 0 feet diameter, complete with checks, valvta. euanes, £0., In flret-clas3 condition. 1 Portablo Sh p. Bncino, In fair working ordor. B.»Uery of 10 Head f tampers. lilting, &o. Further partioularaon application to J. It F.ANDEItSON. Auctioneer. mO~"MARKBT GAB D BNBRB. — For l_ Lease, for a ?ori(.d of sf> 20 years, sto 20 acres of goorl Land, athnrt 'liatanco from town, -W. and J. Fratcr, Land Agents, Queen-street, mO MERCHANTS AND MANU JL FAOTUREBS. For Sale, a Splendid Freehold Property in the centre of tho oity, with Lnrtre New Building. suitable for a wliolssola business nr factory.- For pa'ticuliro, price, and terms, address ' So wyol/;^r ah_ J>fUc£i- T HERE is now a first-class opportunity oft-red fcr making: a fofiur.e to an indus trious oonplu. A lartffi and inrst central Bowl ine 11-mso, always fu;l o' buardcis. and dines from 100 to 133 on iiundnys. Ihi Hboro is now for pale o;i reasonsbln termn, owine to the l 1 health of the landimly. wl.o wibhes to tears Aneklanl.-Apply VV. L. Mitchell, Coombee'o Aruade, Queer-si rect. AIKOMIXI- 8 acres choice rich and sheltered Land; stream running thrctub; tpnciallj-adapted for vino or orange Rrowinc, roultry n- fruit farm; mam road to door- 21 minutes from ra lway station, a by water, firm Auckland. A grand investment at TAKaPUNA-7 miles from North Shore anS 3 from Lake, 100 ncrcs rea'ly good land, £5 per anro: for dairy, fruit, or poultry farm; very suitable Ea«y terms can bo arranged. LOKNE-STRKET— Large premises, newly built; (-round floor. 27 xB2 i 2 upper floors, 27 x 50; most substantially built; well lighted; lift; or would loaso for term of years. TO LIST, Durham-street, Lirute Store, 45 xBO; &tv nnd well lighted; could bo sub-divided; suitable for workshop, warehouse, factory, «c; rent moderator jKjsfi , „ . , KOK SALESfiWnicres good Land. Hotel, Store, PO3t anew elpphone Offices. Sale Yards, i Watßr-pQT|te"rqSl2fiiileß from Railway Station; a decided biirKain^'ternis easy. SYMOND3-STEBKT—Section 40 x 125; Bitua tion and view&'unsurprssed; prioo moderate; terms easy. f _, . . MT. ALBSRT-51 acres compact Block, 2 frontaeen; land adioining taken up, and mostly being built on. This is a good investment at prioo a-ked : 3 minutes from Railway Station. HOTEfj-Ono of the finest in city; 5 minutes from Railway and Wharf; spendidly furnished, and doing an excellent business; propnolor leaving owing to ill-health. AVONDALE—3O acres splendid Land, sandy loam, running strenm, deep water frontages; well sheltered; 6 miles from Auckland: very suitable for fruit, dairy, or poultry farm; J-milo from Railway. Price and terms very easy. TO LET, Offices, ault3s or Bingly, In Mutual Society of Victoria's Buildings, Qucon-Btroot: rent very moderata. Albo, nice Suites and Singlo Offices in best stands in Queon-Btreec, frun 6s per week. Full particulars from A. T. ANDERSON, Land and_G_enegfll Agent, 62. Queen-street. <fk DEPOSIT will Purchase New dS/ily Shop and Dwelling off Great North Koad ; balance, weekly payments,—C. William- Bon, Estate Agent, Hteh-street. TfgVKTV^FOR SALE, CHEAP-A S&&&\J Cottage of Five Rooms and thoroughly well built, close to tho Great North Road. Terms, £50 Cash. A Bargain.—Apply to DeLacy nnd Gibbon. 2), Queen-stroet. j£?Q K. K. —FOR SALE, comfortable O ®9 Cattase of 5 moms and scullery in Ponsonby ; city water ; 40 feet frontage ; well fitted and Snishca ; close to trams.—Apply to Do lacy & Gibbon, 21, Queen-street (next Gabriel Lowis). Personal. INFORMATION.— Youths' Tweed Suits 8a lid, worth Zfls, for one week, at S. Coombes PERSONAL. —Kate, Ellen, Jane, Maria, Vio!ot, PMlliß, and every other girl-See Tom Keeßing'd KnGagement Kines and Name Brqochoa, Viotoria-alreet. P" ERSONAL —To Ladies, young and oW : Black Quilted Skirtf, 2s 6d each, for or c week, at S. Coombcs and Co.'a. WOLFHI'S SCHNAPPS ia the most celebrated »V tonin and stimuliint of (his or any ago. Bo certain that yon obtuin Woi-FE'ii. MATBIMONIAL —An excellent young Man (an isolated up-couitry settler) becks an indiulrlons Wife, aßcd2o to3o, throuch Hannafords Aponc/ (full particulars thorc). His age, 34 years ; Vro'e^ti nt. ATRIMONiAL. — A worthy young Uiieouniry setiler Becks a Protestant Wife, aged 20 to2B,lhr.)uqhUnnnaford'3Agr-ncy. Photo, and full psiriicultira there. His ago. 2?. SUPERIOR, healthy, private Rooms for KPntionitn friend'; 10 m-'nutßH fmnr. Qusea strwf.—lnquir,. Mr (;yi\ R'«r ick & Cratiwei.'d. ■"OkTvate boako an tdresidence. f —Vaca-cio^ for 3 Gentleman BoarioiB; thoroughly cora'ortablH homa —Oppoaito Prince of Wn'.esJlotel, Hobson atrost. F'"6li WHANOAROA. — The Cutter FAWN will leave Quaen-street Wharf TO.JIORROW (Tuetday), at 5 p.m., fur Wfcan^ar,a. T"~HE WHANGAREI COAL-MINING COMPANY (Limited). OUR RAILWAY LINE BEING NOW OPENED, We are prepared to SUPPLY COAL IN QUANTITIE3 TO SUIT PURCHASERS. Torms on application at Company's Office, 67, Q.ueen-«trcet. JOSEPH lIANNA, Secretary. -VT O T _I C E. MR J. DENNI3ON, 13, Customs-strept. having o<.'a'od toacton behalf of MRSB. DA VIES, from Auou-t 10th, Ib now in no wise Connected with her Business. Any further Correspondence Respecting her Affairs must be forwarded to Rawlinston, Mt. Kden. Parties still In debted are requested to yield a Prompt Set tlement. MRS E. DAVISS. T ECTURE BY REV. T. W. DUNN. "FACES, AKD HOW TO READ THEM." A Lectnro by tho Rev. T. W. Dunn on the above tubjeot will bo doliverod in St. Andrew « School-room on THURSDAY Kvening, 27th instant, commencing at 7.30. Tickot?, Is each, to bo had nt Messrs Chapman's ibookseller), Hailett's (chemiet), McLachlan's (draper), or from tho mombara of St. Andrew's Court of Managers. _______ /BOUNTY OF WAITEMATA. NOTICE TO rIITK COLLECTORS. Offers to Colleot the separate Rato in Taka puna Riding (comprising tho Devonport, Lake, Northcote, and Birkenhead Road District*) will be received up to noon of FRIDAY next, the 21st instant All particulars can be had at tho County Office, Palmerston Buildings. OLIVER MAYS, August 17,1885. Chairman. THE MINING COMPANIES ACT, 1872." SECOND SCHEDULE. T the undersigned, hereby mako application to Register the Karangahake Welcome Gold mining Company as a Limited Company under the provisions of "The Mining Companies Act, 1872, and Amondment Act 18«3." 1. The name of the Company is to bo the Karangahake Welcome Gold-mining Company (Limited). 2 The place of operations is at Karaugahako, in 'the Provincial District of Auckland, in the Colony of New Zealand. 3. Tho Rogi&tered Office of Hie Company will bo i-ituated at the New Zealand Insurance Com pany's Buildings, Auckland, in the Provincial District of Auckland and Colony of Now Zealand. 4. The nominal Capital of the Company is Twelve Thousand Pound* sterling in Twenty four Thousand Shares of Ton Shillings sterling each. 5. The number o£ Sharos subscribed for ia Kiieteen Thousand, beins? more than two ihirds of the pntlie number of Shares xn tno Compauy. 0. The number of paid-up Shares is nil. 7. The amount already paid-up is nil. 8. The name of tlio Manager is Dennis Qilmore MacQonneil. 9 Tho names and ndlrosscs and occupations of the Shareholders and tho number of Shares held by each at thlu date are as follows :— Shares. William Liltl.jolin, Paoroa, cr.ntrnotor .. 3SrO Robert Tapley. Kavangahaka, miner „ 3 COO I)<vid Snodk-'iass), Piieroa, baker .. .. 8.0-0 John Byrno, KaTankahako, miner.. .. 2,0(0 Thomas M. Ilumprrcys. Paaroa, agent .. l,5«0 George Koraian MoQruer, Karangahake niine-mana^nr J-™J J,ine-< Barrett, Pjeroa, butcher 1000 Alexjndc.rHo^B. PAeroi, Btorekeepar .. 500 Alice K. Law, faeroa, .iomeetio auues .. 601 Atlam Porter, Auckland, coach-bnilder .. I.OCO Alt'^en CaTrick, Auckland, sharebroker.. I,WO Kobert Charloa Greenwood, Auckland auctioneer •• • • i°9 Franz Schertf, Auckland, merchant .. 510 Dennis Gihnoro MacDonnell, Auckland James Hcnry^nith, Auckland, clerk '.', 100 William Humphrey Jonos, Auckland, broker Total 13.000 Dated this 11th day of August, 1885. D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Witness to signature: J. W. NicnoL.jun. 1. Dennis Gilmorb MacDonnbll do solemnly aud einceiely declaro that— 1.1 am tho Manager of the said intended Company. 2. The above Statement is, to tho best of my belief and knowledge, true in every par ticular, and I mako this solemn declara tion conscientiously believing tho same to be true, and by virtue of an Act of the General Assembly of New Zaaland in tituled " The Jußticea ot the Peace Act, 1882." D. G. MacDONNELL, Manager. Taken before me this fourteenth day ol August, one thousand eighthundied and eighty five. (tygnedl FREDERICK L. PIUMK, J,P.



rK *. TTfcEVONPORT STEAM 1 jiDpTV U FERRY COMPANY Mmmmim NO ticb to ~ pTssengers. Single Annual Ticknts aro now obtatnablo at £\ 103 each (equal io about la S..d per wcok). In ordiT to facilitate business, Nortli Phoro residents aro respectfully requested to obtain Uieir -weekly or other tickets from tue North Shore Office. All farts are payreblo in advance. J. R O. BAKKK. Tinfiin Manager. m~o c~c~a~E _Ti nekse Brunner Coal Cornpiny, Greymoutb, have employment for flO good practical Coal Miners. Pr-sent carniugs average 12d daily. APPIy STONii! BROS.. Auckland. TVffWNT N2pINO, Grafton Road.— ItJL Private sittinsrooiris. Travellers and tourists will receive every attention. Beautiful view of thßharbour. ISS O'HANLON, Artiste in every kind of Artistic Work. Lessons given in Fancy Work in all its blanches, also in Luslro Painting, Oils, and Water Colours. Drawing Class on Saturday Afternoons. Speci mens of the different works enn be seen ami Lessons given at Office No. 10, Ccombsss Ar cade, Qucen-strtot S~ AtE-HS. all Colours at fi_.d, worth lO^d : f or.on OTroek.—At 3. Coomb csandCu'.. BE it known to tho Public, tlio old established Btieir.C33 of Mr Hayner. Butcher, Victoria mrt Nchon street, has been Purchased by B. C. Biss-V. A trinl i-oHcited. fj'iality gnaraiitecd. Shippers etlpplied. BE~IT~KNOTvN— Coloured Satins, all shades, at J*>, worth 2j, for one week, at S. Connibe.-Mi^rt Co V. _____ Bj_ it knoflTi to tho Public, that E. C. B.s.vey has Purchased tho Business of Mr Rivnor. Butcher, corntr of Victoria and Neleon-streets Btiippers supplied. "lATOLFE'S'sC HNAPPS is a noble exception »" to the spirits of the day. Alwayßaskfor Wolfe's!. -\T OTICE.—I him. just opened a Splendid J3I Afsortment Ladicß' and Children's Hats, every imaginable Bhape, from Is each.—Fer nandez^Newton. , TTINGLISH SLATING, at Reduced Prices, JD_ by Edwin Atkinson (from London). Pon eonby Road (near Savinß3 Bank, Newton). E DUNNE, House, Sign, and Docors e tlve Painter and Papofhanger. Superitr work done, and prices moderate. Has on sale, White Lead, Oils, Colours, and cheap I'apev hacgin s. Pictures Framed to order.—Address, top of Grey-street • HE celebrated Botany Checks (H'J, worth Is Gil, for one week, at S. Coorabes and Co.'r. ___________ /GUARANTEED the Cheapest in Auck- VT land-Mon'a Vests, 2s 6d; Men's Tweed Trousers, os lid; Men's Suits Complote, 20s; Men's Moleßkins, 4s 6d.—Fernandez, Newton. AKSHALL'S Special Tincture of Podo phyllum is the Homreopathio Eemedy for all Liver* and Stomach Disorders and Risings and Indigestion. Price, Is per bottle.—C. W. Goodoon, London Arcade, Solo Agent for Auck land. GRAND REVIEW-Ladies Marching " for tho In 6d Trimmed Hats.—At B, Coomlroa and Cos. HAS. WILLIAMSON, Land, House, and Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-atreet), has always for sale and to let large and Bmall houses In the City, suburbs, and country districts; also farms. Improved and unimproved, In various parts of tha province. Several ellglbla building allot ments for sale In tho City. See lists In Evening Stak and " Herald " EPRBHSED TIMES — Mons Heavy Tweed Suits. 18s 6d. regular price, 30a; for one week.—At S. Coombes und Cos. TO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS.-A practical, mechanioal Enginoer, skilled in various industries, especially those of Paper, Cardboard, and Ba'bod Wire-making, wishes to oommunloate with a gentleman possessing capital and inftuonco. Is patentee of Automatic Machine for maYing barbed wire.- Particulars .■uoplied on application to J. D. Davis, Stab ; Offioe. XTOTICE Off REMOVAL. THOMAS SAMUEL has Removed to his New Premises, No. 163. Queen-street, with a fine Selected Stock of ENGLISH and AMERICAN TOOLS and best BBEFFIttLD CUTL-RY, all selUngatveryLo^Prioes.^ 102, Queen-streat (apposite Arthnr's Mart). otTmatthews literary akd 0 DEBATING SOCIETY. TONIGHT, "RAILWAY S." Paper by Mr A. K. Murray, with after discus sion, in whiohMr Vaile and otker gentlemen are expected to join. Commence at eight. Admiaßion Free. -tipip hany c h v k c h, dr."taylor. Will deliver a Lecture, entitled "FURTHER INCIDENTS OF TRAVEL," On TUESDAY EVENING, August 18, ST. SEPULOHItE'S SCHOOLROOM, In aid of the Funds of the above Church. Ad"isiionfr!(>. Collection at close. TflfW SiiASO N S TEAS. JI'ST ABHIVBD, at R E W' S YICTOBIABTKEET, A GRAND FAMILY TEA, AT IS lOC PEB US. TRY IT. KITH; CLARK & SONS, WAREHOUSE MKN. MANUFACTURERS OF ZEALANDIA HOSIERY GIRLS' AND WOMEN'S HOSE, MEN'S HALF-HOSE, and BOYS' THRBE-QUABTHR HOSB, MADE FROM NEW ZKALAND ASP IMPORTED YARNS Q1 A M. WHITE!, FBNCKB AND CONTRACTOR, Having Removed to Market Yard, ts prepared to take Ordors for all kinds of Fencing, at lowest fioesible prices. Contracts taken also for Shin ct ing and Draining. Men used to the work, Also, on salo, in largo or small quantities, Puriri Posts; Kauri Palings. 9s; White Pine, 8s 6d; all kinds of Rails; Wicket Gates. 9a; Mill Wrought Wicket Gates, Us; Shingles! Drata Pipos and Tiles; Closets (comploto), for £2 j Boxes, only 5o; Scaffold Poles i flue Flag Poleß, 10a each. S A M. ~W H I T B, CONTRACTOR, Market YabdS Quo' n-street Entrance. Telephone No. 333. ■ UFfiOUL NOTICE For the convenience of Customers resident In Upper Symonds-Btreot and Mount Eden District we have arranged a BRANCH OFFICE (With Telephone connection), at OBUDGK AND NOEIITON'S, Wlnstcna'B Buildings, Upper Symonda street. Where orders left for FUEL, CARTING, HORSE-FEED, SCORIA, &0., WU rocoivo prompt attontlcn, Note—A large Covered Spring Waggon and Spring Cvrts for Removal of Furniture. W. 4 G. WINSTONE, COBTOMB - STREKTJSAST^ AUCKLANL ]t*__Wl_liOl_ElNE INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL AND ASSETS OF THE COMPANY IN 1883, £279,402. Tho Company underwrite marino riskßOf all kinds on goods. Claims can bo made pay able In foreign countries with Agonta of the Company. INSURANCES EFFECTED AT LOWEST RATES. AUCKLAND AGENTS: MESSRS BROWN, BARRETT, & CO., ELLIOTT-STREET. CONVENTION DEEPENING OF*™!.- SPIRITUAL LIFE OP TIIK METHODIST CHURCHES IN AUCKLAND. Peogeamme. AUGUST 17. ' M-THODIBT FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent-streets. Chalrmaa—J_foES.BuTTLß, Esq. Addrossos on " Christian Work," by Roy. R. Bavin and Mr D. Goldik. Sacrament of Lord's Supper at close, Roy. T. G. Oahk presiding. AUGUST 18. PITT-STRKET WESLEYAN CHURCH. Chairman-Rev. R. Bavin. Addresses en '• Consecration," by Rev. A. J. Smith "Holiness," by Rev. H. Bui._ "JTruits of Holinesfl." Key. O. WOBBOYB. AUGUST 19. PITT-STREET WESLEY AN CHURCH. Chairman—Rev. Henby Bull, A Lovefeafct. Collection on August 19 to Defray l»ecessary Expenses. 1 Commence each evening at 7 39. \ SAMUBL MACFARLANB, Hon. Seo.



ziUKEN'S 0W h" It IJF LM S. MONDAY, August 17-7.50 I'm., Railway DrllMiP'l. Compuisory Parade; (lues for 1.011 ---attcndanco. _ „ ,_ WEDNESDAY, August I<>-7.50 p.m, (.0 vernment Drill-shed, Monthly Inspection Parade: lines foi iiou-altcn*ance stnotly August 20-7.30 p.m.; Railway D""-!:lled- J. HOWARD KEEP. Acting Caplain. I SHALL Prosecute anyone taking Timber from Mr Jfranr.-s's concrete building ii» svn onds-strct, and ttlfo Parents tot iMtfjrtjf it from ihoir childiOT.^W.JHMmpwn^uj*ld6_F. riMIEItE is noDiing known better calcu'atpil to L invl -oraia the constitution than Wolfe s SCHNAITS. TW* 6 T I C E, IUS-JRY PiCTIVX, Manufacturing Jeweller nnd Watchmaker, two dours hflo* feavingn Bank Quern-street m Th-t.l<inc hi* Customers and Frlen:s for llicic past Patios aye begs l» inform them that he hns been nVeascd from the cruel burdens imposed upon him for the past, two yeais by two largo twenty per cent, credi tors ; and he is harpy to inform the Public that hcisnowin 11 position to scllliisNKW.BrEClALi.y- CIIOSKN GOODS AT TWENTY PEH CUNT, Chicm'KK. Orders atid Hepairs in Jewellery . and Watches Ifxecutwl at. the Shortest Notice, Charges very moderate. Note the Address; HESRY PKTUY. Jcwel:or & Watchmaker (Two doors below Savings Bank>. Queen a'-rcet.^AucldanO. SIER PLANTS -BABKBT-WILLOW PLANTS. IMPORTED FROM TASMANIA BY JOHN AicLEOD. PRIGS, 20s PiCK THOUSAND. As nearly ali tba Osiers usod la Auckland aro Imported, it vrouli be to the advantaßO of these who havrt suitable land to grow them. The price ot Osiers in Tasmania, whonoe most ol thoso uaed hero aro imported, ia from £25 to £30 per ton. Ono Acre will grow botweon 3 and 4 topsot Rods. Osiers are unequalled for koeping up tho Banks of Drains and Fivers. All particulars given on application t3 JOHN McLEOD, Easkctmakor, Cole's Factory. Wellealcy-B treed Kast, Auckland. Ti/J-ESSUS "L, STBVBMSON & SONS, 01* MELBOURNE, Have PURCHASED, at a LARGE DISCOUNT, Messbs McARTHUR & CO.'S STOCK Of that City. THE TWENT sf-FIFTH OF AUGUST Will petite • FIRST SHOW DAY. ' INTENDING PUIICHASHiIS oan make Satisfactory ARRANGEMENTS for RETURN PASSAGE with their Ageats here. Messrs SHERA BROS. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. JL/ is hereby Rivoo that by a Deed of Die solution, dated this iay, <he Partnership hitherto - existing botween ERNEST EDEN GEORGE and WJLMAM NUTTING TUTTLE, as Pkoto- .; graphers, in the City of Auckland, under tho ; style or firm of " Tuttle and Co," has been Dis solved as from this date. The business will henceforth be carried on by the obioinal firm of TUTTLHf & Co , viz.. William Nutting Tut'la and Florence Tuttln, who will receive and Pay all Moneys due to and by the late Firm. Dated thi3 11th day of August, 1835. HRNEST EDUN GHORGB, WILLIAM NUTTING TUTTLE, By his Attorneys'. Hill and Maiiokky. Solicitors. T "0 - M O X It O W, PLANTS, FRUIT TREES, SHRUBS. W. J. DOWDEN Will sell by auction, at tho Exchange Mart Queen.street, To-morrow . (Tuesday) at 11, • ;:: o'clock, A CHOICE COLLECTION OF Flowering Plants and Shrubs Fruit, Forest, j " And Ornamental Trees. W. J. DOWDEN, Auctioneer. W. VATtE.] B. L. BRADLEY. AUCTION SALE. TO-MORROW, at 11 o'clock. VAILE & BRADLEY ■WlUßellbyAnotlon. A LARGE. ASSORTMENT OF TIN AND GLASSWARE, consisting of- Toapofcl, Coffee do, Strainorß, Kettles, Dustpans, Slop-pails, Billies, Washaips, Lanterna. Batha. .! ■£ &c.; also, an Invoice of Elegant Cut Glass, in . .' great variety. Also, 200 Lots Second-hand Clothing. VAILE AND BRADLEY, 'Auctioneer!?, Queen-st; opposite Savings Bank. ■ VOLCANIC "ALLOTMENTS! " , VOLCANIC ALLOTMENTS! EDENBIDE~!~EDENSIDE! MOUNT EDEN ! MOUNT EDEN ! SPLENDID SITES ! GRAND VIEWS ! EASY TERMS ! EASY TERMS ! TO-MORROW, NOON. -fl C& FIRST-CLASS VOLCANIC JLWr ALLOTMENTB, fronting Road, CCft. wide, Eden Bide Road, Ashton Road, and Valley Roaa. These lots are Bocond to none in the dis trict, almost level, jet standing high,command ing a magnificent view, embracing the waters of the Mafcukau and Waitemata (upper tar bour). Require but to be Been to be appreciated. To be cold TO MORROW on very ea«y terniß, pay £15 per lot deposit. Tho Bjflanoe oan stand for a or 5 years at 7 par cent. D. F. EVANS, Auctioneer. B, 0. CARR.] [B. D. TOHKB, WEDNESDAY NEXT, At 11 o'Clock. j APPLES. BANANAS. Ex To Anau, from Hobart, and Arawata, ■ from Fiji. B. TONKS & CO. Aro instructed to sell on Wednesday Next at : 11 o'clock, j /\ HA A CASES apples « / m \-L\f\f French Crabs C l / Stone Pippins \ / Sturmera \/ 168 BUNCHES BANANAS, In flrat-olaes condition. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, At 11 o'clock. TO SHIPBUILDERS, MILL OWNERS, ETC. GEORGE SIBBON Han boon favoureS with (jistiucticns from Mr : H. Nlceol. shipbuilder, Devonpnrt (who is re tiring from business), to Hell by uuotion, on Thursday next, at 11 o'clock, at his Yard, Dovonport, Korth tiliore, -fl NEW IRON SAW BENCH, with J. Saws. &c, comp'cto. by Morahall and Son, 1 New Hand S*w filachino, Saws &o, complete. Travelling Bond), with Piii'oyß,lt*lt*.Shafting, &0., Clipping and PanrMnjr Machine, Iron Purchaso Blocks, i'crow Ji cks, Poitßble Forgo, Anvil, Cramps, Yicts, lumpß, Three Open Boats, &c., &c., &c. 1 GEORGE SIBBIN, Auctioneer. , FRIDAY NEXT, At 11 o'clock. MESSRS JAMBS AND CO. Have r.ceivcd instructions* to sell by public auction at their Warehouse, Queen-street, IK C W T. TREACLE XU 30 Dozen Bull Dog Pint Ale 18 V-Cheata New Keaeona "i ea fii Boxes New Sebsons Tea 20 Boxes Prime Dates, In splendid con ditioi. Immediately after the above, • ! ' 3 cases of Drapery and Clothinur, etc.. contain ing 75 Men's and Youths' Suits, 10 Fairs Men's i . Trousors and Vests. 11 boxes Men's Whito Shirta, 20 Knieker Suits. 21 dozen Men's Under ehirta, &0., &0., 1 case Cutiery and Platodware. Also, A Quantity of Hpneeholrt Furniture and :-',: Eireots (removed for convenience of sale), com prising Horsehair Suite (!) piece!)), Double and HinKle Iron Bedstoad, JUatirassce, OHbfflonior, ' Waststand and 'foilet Bet, Small Table; Book Case, Cane-baok Folding Chair, Toilet Glass, &0..& C. ; ■ * ~.*:.' . ",,i, " '* JAMES AND CO., Auctienoors. Continued on Fourtn p-ige