SUPR EME CO U RT-Criminal Sessions.

THIS DAY.

(Bef0 ra Hie Honor Mr Justice Gillies.) TB quarterly ee.sions of the Supreme r t for gaol delivery were opened this ing Hia Honor taking bis aeat upon Trench at 11 o'clock precisely. tae me Grand Jury. «^?f Henry Brett, Alfred Buckland, Boeth? Nelson Buttt, Jos. Cooper Cairne, IWhffi, Joaoph Friar Clarke, Oliver JohD rreaeh Win. Jamea Dalton, Soy- Ma8 °nrrhorße George, John Gordon, Arthur *oaT? ("oorVe Edward Ireland, Thomas S eflflvev Joseph Macky, Arthur Hyam David Nolan, Daniel Bailey Or **£ %mKing, Ale*. Sounder., Richard chßr(i' m Shftldera. Thos. Henry Hall was BlSSdslbfit over age. Alfred Buck- ? S n e d Ta3 chosen foreman. 11 Tho Judge's Charge. His Honor delivered the following clmrgo tO& GorinSGentlemcn of the Grand -The calendar with which you have .Ll on the present occasion is somewhat 'ana as to the number of parsons numerous thaQ 2 g por?Oßl< caargea- offences, but with some r'S exceptions, the offences are not of v shKhtexcap > of them ftre Ted toCe been committed in tho city ftScktond, and 13 in the country districts. Stomort«rio»a charge that you will have to deal with is toot of an attempt on the Jrtai a man to murder hia wife. Ho ha* C committed on the charge of attempted ftSr.and he will probably bo indicted £Srt offence, and probably also in the am. indictment there may be a count for Sully wounding with intent to do tous bodily harm. I think it probable Sit when you look into the particulars of ttacwyw will Bcarcoly find the ov!denco .efficient to sustain tho charge of an attempt t« murder Wilful murdor can only be Emitted of malice aforethought, that is, ith a predetermined intention to commit tha crime. In thifl instance, the actual «Ln noneara to have boon committed in a 3 uTurst of anger, by a husband Jkn nnoarently, from the depositions, 1 ,Sy sober and well-behaved L against his wife, who seems, to have Cn drunk, and to have provoked him very Sualy. Immediately afterwards ho went fnd delivered himself up to tho police. It till be for you to say from the circums tances whether there was a previous Mention to take tho hfo of the woman, or Tether the act was done in a sudden burst of anger, the accused picking up an instrument that was lying handy, viz., an „» and useing it-not the edge-but .imolv striking with the back of it. If you decide to ignore tho bill-that is so far as the charge of attempted murder is con earned-you will simply bo at liberty to find a true bill for wounding, with intent to do erievous bodily harm. There is also a we of stabbing. It seems that a drunken miner who, haviDg a knife in his hand, while being put out of a pubhe houso, cut with it one of those who were expelling him. It will be for you to decido whether he did bq wilfully or whether tho injured person was accidentally cut. There is one case, I am sorry to say, of indecent assault, in >hich a girl of 14, riding on horseback, with her little brother behind her, is accosted by a young man of 15 who pulls her off her horse and throws ber to the ground, sorno indocont words being spoken. He then appears to have attempted to put his hand up tho girl's clothes. After Borne struggling on her part, and a littlo screaming, he desisted, on the promise that she would tro with him train some other tirao. It is a pity these ciees are not dealt with more summarily than they are, inßteud of boing brought up to this Court. I neod hardly remind you that any interference with a woman, accom panied by indecent actions or language, constitutes an indecent assault. There in one charge of concealment of the birth of . a child. I would tall your attention to the nature of to offence, for it is not, as commonly sup posed, that a mother is liable by concealing the birth of her child. That is no crime The crime is laid down thus (and you will notice that it may be committed by the mother or other person) :—" If any woman shall be delivered of a child, every porson who shall, by secret disposition of tho dead body of the said child, whether such child died before, at, or after its birth, endeavour fo conceal the birth thereof, sha!l be guilty of a misdemeanour," So, that, you see, the offence does not consist in conceal ment of the birth, but in the secret dißposi tiqn of the dead body of tho child, with intent to conceal the birth. Consequently j[ there is no secret disposition of tho body, then there is po crime. It will bo for you to say from the circumstances, whpthor there was in this case any secret disposition oi the body. The body of the child Beems to have been found wrapp?d up

jn ijbat appears to hayo been a skirt belonging to' the accused, among some furze bnabes, oloso by a church. Thore is do evidence &a to the disposition of the body, and it will be for you to inquire whether the woman was confinod at some other place, and whether tho body of the child was then carried to tho spot, where it was subsequently found. If it should he so, that would be a Beorot disposition of the body with intent to conceal the birth. But it, as may happen, to prove the case, the woman was walking along tho road, and being taken with labour, the child was born on the spot, and aho simply wrapped it in her skirt and hid it there, then that could not be a secret disposition of the body if the child with intent to conceal He birth. It is a secret disposition of the body that constitutes the crime and not merely the concealing cf the birth. These we all the offences against tho person. There is one case of burglary—thiit ia, you know, breaking and entering a isou;e between the houra of nine at night and six in the morning, with intent to steal. Tho eridence in this case, I .think, will be w clear that it is unnecessary for me to trouble yon with the particulars. There ia also a case of breaking and enter ing and stealing from tho Railway Station »{Otahtfhu, in which the evidence is purely circumstantial, tho principal evidence being that the prisoner accused was seen »»r the place about the time the offence "as committed, and that there was found in his possession a chisel which corresponded with the marks on the building. It ia for you to say whether jMaovidence will aatisfy you. There are four charges of cattle stealing. Ono of these v against two Maoris, of Mangonui, intolerably clear, and they seem to have ad- Bitted the charge. There is another case ™regard to cattle at Kawakawc—the ac 'used being also Maoris—in which it will bo [or you to enquire' whether there was any Intent to'Mealj or whether tho taking of the rattlewasnotanassertian of right to them as war property. There is a great deal of communistic property amongst the natives, "pa apparently this was an aßsention of "8«. It is for you to say whether it was ai> honest assertion of right, or whether it J« an intent to take that which they knew J» not belong to them. If it was an asser ™ of right, it was not cattle stealing, "' it may be tho ground for civil action — Mt of criminal proceedings. There are two j* 8^ against a person—one for cattle steal '% and one for stealing pigs. With regard » the alleged cattle stealing, I would ad ™» you to enquire carefully i"to it. £11 «j«;U found is that the accused is in pos- Msnon of the hide of a cow which 'Mrs tie brand of the prosecutor. "« doea not hide it, nor ia the "r>M in any way cut out or disfigured. * portion of the meat has been hung up in ilmT•' *nm t'le d°ss> and when asked •Wot It the accused frankly saya that ho it *"°l k^6' ant* hereupon he produces h M that there is no concealment, or any- Ss to "dicate an intention to steal. Nor j~ Me any evidence whatever of the kill- J>, °* 'be animal that he is charged with intent to steal. Ac hl™* to the statement of the accused, , »M a dead cow that he found on tho "•"""i and if bo, the charge falls to the a™"™.-. But y°u will probably find that Zi? ngm of thia oharee. and that of pig ™">g, arises from the fact that the are natives, both running cattle and them K°" the Bame Plaoe' and tlmt one o£ Irom Ug a half-caßt> and frequently away »»Bi«i? r ace'the Bettl«rß afe constantly Promi? Ly tho incursions of his pigs. Hi. ri at lact the whole trouble has arisen. (UT, on, or went on to say that tho case h mm entirely upon ihe evidence of a tely '^nt-of accused, who had quar tod 1 v v m' broken his engagement, latcent. »?■ Berv>oe. There were five 'ianlo ' thtee oJ them being very 'W .J* 888' The other two, tgainat tteWA"vl' WBon> were for stealing mffi^tobeisatisfied that there was !*% TK ptive tha-°wner of his pro' Won • were three cases of embezzle %n'Z?l wele very simple. There out or«, oaeeß °* personation arising Which of f reC(mt Tauranga election, in have intJi*!! one was alleged to W . ,firßt at Hikutaia and then at fotwj*ll .^e other that ho had act then i a*Gr eerton (near Tauranga) "" "> Taaranga itself. His Honor

pointed out that having already voted once, it was of tho essence of the offbneo to apply for a second voting paper at the same or another place. It would bo necessary to identify the man who voted at Hikurangi and Paeroa. In the other case identified tion was not difficult. The only other case was one of malicious injury to property-a woman in a fit of anger throwing a stono at and smashing a pane of gloss. The Grand Jury then retired. True Bills.—Tho Grand Jury found truo bills against James A. Glover, lar ceny ; Tauwhiti Hoteraka and Isaac Silva, cattlo-stealing; Nathaniel Woston, stab bing, and James Milne, larceny. Larceny — James Alfred Glover pleaded guilty to a charge of entoring tho dwelling house of Sarah Jane White, of Onehunga, on tho 6th July last, and stealing there from tho sum of £B.—Mr Napier addressed the Court on behalf of the prisoner, and asked for leniency. The prisoner was young, not of strong intellect, and had been treated as a son by Mrs White, in whoso sorvice he had boon for seven years. He had inoroover been in prison awaiting his trial for threo months.—His Honor, in view of tho circumstances, and prisoner's confession of guilt, also that this appeared to bo his first offence, sentonced prisoner to two months' imprisonment. Cattle Stealing. — Tauwhiti Hotereka and Isaac Silva were arraigned upon an in dictment charging thorn with stoaling and killing an ox on the iJlafc of August at Mongonui, tho property of John lecontho. -Mr Brown interpreted, and prisoners pleuded guilty. Tho prisoners were young mon, and mado a rambling statement to tho effect thatthey were hunting pigs in thobush, and seeing the bullock, they were suddenly tomptod to shoot it, thinking it was wild and without nn owner, Having shot tho animal, they found a brand upon it, and discovered that it belonged to John, tho Portugroe. They confessed to John's son, and offered payment, but it^was refused, and they were handed over to Constable Moar. — His Honor said prisoners had beon con victed on their own confession. The law says those who steal other people's cattlo shall bo soveroly punished. Maoris might not think so seriously, perhaps, of such a crime as they should do, and oven offering to pay for the ox did not lessen tho offenco of stealing and killing it. He must, how evor, inflict such a punishment upon them as would bo likely to dotor others from committing such an offence.—Sentence : Twelvo calendar months' imprisonment. Larceny ok Clothing.—JamesMilne was arraigned upon an indictment charging with larceny of 10 waistcoats and 10 pairs of trousers on tho 14th of July, the property of John Gilmour of Upper Symonds-streot. Prisoner pleaded not guilty.—Mr Hudson Williamson, Crown solicitor, opened the caso very briefly.—John Gilmour deposed that lie was carrying on business as a draper in Auckland. On the evening of the 14th Tuly ho bad several bundles of clothes at its shop-door. Saw prisoner loitering about at six o'clock. He was oppo site the shop watching for a thief; saw prisoner walking up and down and lifting, as though trying the weight of tho parcel. At length prisoner took the parcel in to the passage, and planted it by the side of tho shuttor box. Ho went over and charged prisoner with stealing tho goods. Ho donied it, and was given into custody.—By prisoner : You aro tho man that took tho parcel. Did not hunt at the back, to sco if a man was concealed. Know that you wore the man who took tho bundle, so there was no necessity for looking after another. — Thomas Jennings Odgers, assistant to tho last witness, gave corroborative tostimony. Saw a man lift a bundlo of clothing. Tho prisoner was that man. Had no doubt as to prisonor'B identity. No other person was near in tho street at the time. Did not lose sight of tho prisoner. Confronted him in tho passage. Tho bundlo was lying about three feot away. — By prisoner : Am positive that no other man was concealed at tho back of tho promisee.—Constable Arthur Dews, stationed at Grafton, de posed to arrosting prisoner on tho charge. Prisoner said thoro was no necessity for the shackle?, he would walk quietly to tho station, but on the way past the cemetery prisoner suddenly bolted from him—This was tho case.—Prisoner thon addressed tho jury in defence, urging that thero was a mistake. He uas not the man who lifted the goods, but another man, who must have escapod through tho passage. — His Honor, in summing up, faid the facts of the caso were very simple, but if thoro was any doubt in their minds as to prisoner boing tho man who stolo tho goods, thoy would give him tho benefit of tho doubt. — Tho jury found the priaonor guilty of the charge.—Hi3 Honor, in passing sontenco, said had this beon prisoner's first offonco instead of his fonrtS conviction, ho might havo passed n lighter scntonco. — Twelve months' imprisonment with hard labour. Maliciously Wounding. — Nathaniol Weston surrendered his bail, and appeared on a charge of maliciously wounding Clement James Moore on the 12th of July.— Prisoner pleaded guilty of common assaulting and tho Crown Solicitor, at tho suggestion of His Honor, reriuncd tho charges accord ingly.—Sentcnco : Two mouths' iniprison mont. True Bills were found against George Jones, impersonation ; Jamas Dunn, burg lary : Tane Hohaio, cattie stealing ; Chus. Hartloy, cattlo stealing ; C. A. Caspar, embezzlement; Thomas ¥. Holt, embezzle ment. No Bill. —Michael Koary was brought up and discharged forthwith. Impersonation.—Geo. Jones was charged with voting twice in tho eloctoral district of Tauranga on tho 11th of July—viz., at Grierton, and afterwards at Tauranga. The caso was proceeding as wo went to press.

SOUTHERN cRIMINAL SESSIONS.

■» Wellington, this day. The Supremo Court Criminal Sessions com monced this morning. Referring to the Calondai, the judge said it was one of the usual nature, and comprised offences of no serious moment. He mado a slight refer ence to tho charge against Mooro and his wife for alleged udministoring poison to tho Scaramollis, and also to the indictment against Walden in tho Hutt tarring ease. The Grand Jury returned a true bill against Walden for the last-named charge. Chuistchuch, this day. The criminal sittings opened to-day. Justice Johnston congratulated tho Grand Jury on thd light calendar. Tho ' fol lowing sentences were passed :-— Arthur Jennott, bostality, 7 years penal servitude ; John O'Brien, stealing from a dwelling, 5 years' penal servitude ; William Bnkor, larceny as a bailee, 3 years' penal servi tude. Dunedin, thi3 day. The judge's charge merely dealt with the cases. Win. Konnedy and Edward Kirk, two lads, pleaded guilty to houeebreaking. Kirk was sentenced to 0 mocths' and Ken nedy to 12 months' imprisonment.

WELLINGTON NOTES.

WbLMHOTON, this day. Mn W. L. Rees, of tho Land and Labour Cooperative Company, has applied to the Governmnnt for permission to address the friendly societies demonstration to be hold at the Exhibition building during the pre sent month. It ia rumoured either Major Gudgeon A C or Captain Hulmo, Inspector of Prisons, will be appointed Commissioner ol Constabulary vice Colonel Reader, but the rumour requires confirmation.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 J 1885



TAKEN by mistake from the V.M.C.A. Lecture Room yesterday afternoon, a Brown Folt Hat.-The gentleman can have his own by leaving thejibovo at V.M.C.A. RootoB;, WANTED to Purchase, a small Boat, about 14 feet; must have a good floor. —Apply Bricklayer's Arms Hotel. FARM Labourer wanted for the country ; used to spade work.-Applyto Manager, Farmers Association, Customs-street. rrT~o b v i hr> c rs. Tenders will be received until noon of WED NFSDAAY/October 14, for the Erection and Coaipletion of a YiUa Residence, to be erected at Mount Architect. TCiOUNDTSheep, branded M. Owne.rcan Jb have same by PWISJV^ 869*™ lJf claimed in three days will be sold.-Apply A. Fletcher. Kingsland Katate. O BE LET, at Rockney Nook, anew B ix-roomed We; gas ana ™te>jUid^d. Rent 12^ per week.-Apply to F. G. fiwington, CoombO3'B Arc«de. . — t"OS-T, on Friday, 2nd inrt.. *™« PiiHlifv_n«thi'._y_ictor)a-btreet Kast, T--CTBDILDEBS.-Odo who has had great experience on large and smaU buiWing^ seeks V En ß agement as Foreman. ---" 3.8.D.."8-fAB Office. . TTfiOR £50 I can sell the Goodwill of an F old e=tablißhed Servants BefrlstiT Bnsl- Coombeß's Arcade. &



Wanted. WANTED, an activo young Man as Canvasser in town; salary and commis sign.—Apply " N.a.," Olllco of thiß Paper. WANTED, good Hands for Crowding, Setting, and Drawing. Constant work. —Apply Heudoraon Works, Auckland Brick and Tile Company. ANTED, 2 Bmart Boys, about 14.— Apply at GledhiU's Cordial Factory, Wcllcaloy-st. ANTED, a Rospectablo Lad to drive and make himsolf useful; nono but ono accustomed to liorsea nood apply.—George Kent. Newmarket. _______ WANTED, a Smart Activo Lad to rido for orders and work generally.—Apply S. Lambert, Butcher, Great North Koad, Arch Hill. YI7 ANTED, a smart Youth as Runner. » T —Apply Imperial Boarding House, Qrey-strcot, Auckland. WANTED, respectable Bo>'B to deliver Programmes.—Apply Straaburg Clock, Qncon-Btrcet. ANTED, a Lad ; must bo able to look after a horse, milk. &c—App y F. VV. Marks, Chapol-Btreot, or 3rd houeo above' Jun ction Hotol, Great South Road. W" ANTED, a Girl of 16 or 17 for a light situation in a gontloman'a fanvly.— Apply Mrs R. Coates, The Nook, Upper Symonds street V\7'ANTED,rtwo young Ladies, Sophrano v T and Contralto, to travel with first olass company ;go id looks and flguros easenlial.— Addrssa at onco. ■' M.M., !-:tar Ufticc. WANTED, for a City Hotel, a firat olass Barmuid; highest wugea to a suitable person.—Apply, by letter, Box 110. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mr Blandfor.i. cornnr of Park Ro_d and Park Avenuo (opposite Hospital). WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply to Miss Canning, St, Columba, Arney Road, Rcmuera. WANTED, good Waitress ; references. _ —Apply Hobaon Hotel. WANTED, a Housokeeper for a single Man —Apply at Star Offico Monday, early. AISTED, Housomaid for Suburbß.— Apply to-morrow between 12 and 3 tfclock to Dr. Purohas, Pitt-street ANTED, a good Cook,—Apply Vic toria Dining Kooine, next Mr Montague's, Queen-street. WANTED, a Young Wotnanas Assistant to Drapery Business; one accustomed to sales Biid millinery,—Apply Mrs H. Soiner villa, Wellcsloy street. ~V\7 ANTED, a Washerwoman.—Apply to T T Mrs J. W. Oxloy, Kdith Homo, Von aonby._ W" ANTED, some kind person to adopt a mow-born Baby.—Apply Stak Oflluo. H /"ANTED, Governesses and Servants requiring Engagements to call on Mrs S. H. Clark, 310, Quoen-atreet, botwoen Alorandra-atreet and Turkish Bathe. WAN TED, " Ladioa requiring~~Govor nofl.ios and Servants to call on Mm S. H. Clark, 810, Quean-atreot, between Alexandra- Btroet and Turkish Baths. WANTED, occupation in any capacity by young man.—Address, A.J.S., Stab Office. WANTED, by a Reapectable Person, a situation as Mother's Help or House keepor. Will Rivo hor sorvioea for a home.— " H.G.." Star Office. WANTED, a respootable Gentleman Boarder in a private family. No olhor boarders kept. Ton minutfs' walk from Post office.—Address M. J., Stab Office. WANTED, 1 or 2 respectable Young lion to Lodge only. Lodging aid Washing included; iU per week.—Apply Star Offluo. \\7 ANTED, North Shore, a few Gentle- II men Boarders, or Let Superior Furnished Apartment?. Houso pioasuntly situated ; room well-voutilated; nochlldren; gaß; flvominutes' walk from Wharf.—Address: Third House, liattray-gtreet, oiF Boucannon-street. WANTED, 2 or 3 Gentlemen Residents ¥T for Domain House (Mrs Hay), bottom Grafton Koad, noxt Bowling Green, drawing;, dining, smoking ruom.balcoules, good table, bath, piano, books, nowsp-pors, large garden, splendid .view of Domain. &c.; torms moderate.—Apply by letter, to Mr Hay, Col lector. Stak Ofllco, or the residence ANTED to Lot, near Queen-street, larßO Furnished Bedroom, with firo- Mon.—For address apply Stak Ollbo. WANTKD, a family to rent a Houso, 10 rooms and bathroom, in good position, md to Rive the ownor board in return for aoif ami Eorvant.—Address " Householder," Etau Ofllco. WANTED TO SELL, Faperhangings, 4il pet roll and upwards, cheapest in town. —At If. Dunno'g, Painter, Shop; top of Gray-nt. "ANTED to Soil, any qunntily~of Salt Beef, at ljd per pound, in kegs, barrels jr tiuroos; guaranteed.—J. Fosa and Co. 0" n Ij 'ght 15ont for sculling, TT 12 or 11 feet, to carry two. Stato prico md particulais. — Ad(lrd6d, ••J.H.T.," S>tak Offlro. VtTANTED, for Cash, Fresh or Salt TV Pork. Pigs' Heads, Buttor and Ksgs.— Ti lephono ;>77, Boycotted Butchery, Upper jneon-street. WANTED— Tenders will bo received up to noon of Friday, the Oth October, for Painting and Papering a rosidonco at Howlck for T. C. I) vino. Hsq. Plans at tho Dflho of It. M. Fripp, Architect, Mercantile Cliambors. ' ANTED, tho Public to Call and 800 t_o Now and Secondhand Buggies, Wo-snioiH, oto., at tho Thames Carriage cud Pray Factory, vlotorm-atroot East. \VTANTED, Cricketers to know, best \> Coloniivl Tweed I'rl ■_t>tir,r> Trouaor3 (shrunk), to moasuro. lft.—Auckland Clothing Co., Cu»to<nt-^trf«t K'-tt. \\f ANTED—When you iiro in Hob^on- T ? street, call anri see the Lar^fi and Choice Sloe':: ot the host Colonial and other Twoimls, and West of Kngland Coal inns and Trouserings, ins- opt T.ed for the Coming Season, at Munro and Milllgan'si. WANTED, immodiately. Purchasers of Vases Lustres, Dinner or Tea Setn, China. Glass, Wines. Tumblers, Dishes, Sugars, Creams, Butt>T or Fancy Glass to boj Ooodson'a London Arcade. Stock. V\7"ANrED, a I'nrcbaeer for a lirst class V T Team of Horses, Dray and Harnoes ; con stant remunerative employment guaranteed — Apply oppoalto 'Bun Terminua, Mt. Udon Road. \\T ANTED, Purchasers of ~\V"aTches, V f Clocks, Jnwellory, Stationery, Cntlery, Electroplate, Fnr.cy Goods. Toys, 1 oils, Gamoe, anil tho Novoltlua fuuud iv Gooilbou's London Arcade. WANTED, Purchasers for Fingland'n Steam Washer. Acnomplishea in threo hours whut is now a hard day's work. £1 per dtiv cnrr.pd hy ito uee in Auckland. Now on vittw at Murray's TiiiM-Table Olllce, 83, Quuen-6t. ANTED SEEN—Birthday Cards.— Tho largest and niOßt boautlful A»sort ment of Hirthduy Cardo, rrfal 'works of art. at Charles Koleov and Co 's, 120, Quecu Btrect, ANTED SEEN-The lew Goods, ex Kalkonra, fa Goofison's Queen street vVinrlow. SUrUiid Sllve! Jewellp.ry, Klcctro plated-Cruota, Cutlery, &c, and 110 varieties of Pocket Knives. ANTED Seen —Lawn Tennisßackots, Kolsey'a Bhlpment of New Season's Backets.—Charles Kolsey and Co., 120, Qneom street. | WANTED UNDERSTOOD—In conße ■ quenco of oxplraiion of lease. Great Reductions in the Prices at Goodsoa's London Arcade are row mado. You Mill effect gr-^at saving by purchasing there. ANTED KNOWN—Mrs Wigg, Cur tain Drester, Newton Laundry, lit Houso in Mackelvie-street, Honsonby Kond. Orderß by post rcccivo immediate attention. ANTED KNOWN— The Cheap Sale at the Birmingham Aroado (late Conp land'a). Queen street, la nqw on. Call and in spect; WANTED KNOWN — That Shoahan and Martin have commenced business aa Morchant TaUois. in Victoria Btreet, opposho to Tlobson Hotol. Trial solicited, ANTED KNOWN — Just opened, New Prints, fast colour, Ss lid r-er dozen yards, at Sydnoy Drapory Company. _ WANTED KNOWN.—Tho Cheap Sale at the Birmingham Arcade (lato Cpup land'a), Quccn-dtrcet, ia now on. Call and in spect, WANTED KNOWN. -Tho Cheap Sale at tho Birmingham Arcade (late Coup land's), Quson-strcot, ia now on. Cell and in- Rpect. _ YiTANTEb KNOWN.—On Sale, Bricks, W Limn Sand Cement, and Ground Mortar. Lifting Jacks on Hiro.-N. McLean, iiuildor, Lorne-itroot, WT ANTED"KNOWN.— Tho Cheap Sale VV Btthoßiiwiughum Arcade (late Coup. Hnd's), Qiicen-stroet, is now on. Call and in spect — WANTED KNOWN—Gooduon's Lon don Arcade contains tho largest and cheapest Stook of Fancy Gooda and useful Arttclea In tho Colony. Trade motto, "Small profiia and quick returm»." \\T ANTED KNOWN.—Tho Cheap Sale W at the Birmingham Arcade (laic Coup land's), Queen-atrcet, la now on. Call and in spect. TXTANTED KNOWN—That tho whole VV of the Furniture and Bedding not having been deposed of at tho Silo, will now ueSold at Greatly Iloduced Prices -F. Cook, nrnv-atroet (next to Fowler, Batcher). TTtTANTED KNOWN — Mrs Pool, V y Ureßsmnkor^has returned to Wakeneld- Btceet, 2 doors below Sims'u. Tailor, where sho will bo happy to meet her old customere. Style and Fit as usual. <■ • ' , WANTED KNOWN. — Devonport Union Timber Yard. Specially low rates to wholesale and retail buyers. Uoors, sashes and mouldings at town prices. Timber direct front Tairna. | ■ W~ ANTED KNOWN -In Jewellery, Kelsey and Co. still keep only real gold and real ailver-no imitations on the premises, consequently everything gnaranteed.-Charleß Kelsey. and Co., 120. Queen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN, by the Residents of Arch Hill Diatrict and Outsettlora. that O. Kjer baa opened a General Store on the Great North Koad, oppoalto Aroh Hill Hotel, and hones by civility and strict attention to business to merit a fair share of public support. -E. Kjkr, General Storekeeper, Arch HIU. WANTED KNOWN—For Gentlemen's White Regatta and Orford Shirts, Merino Gauze, and Cotton Underclothing; HosioS Silk. Merino, Cashmere. &O.i Argosy nd She? Braces. Ties, Scarves, Hate, fco., try j W. Shackelford, SO, Victoria-atreet (5 doore ibove Albert-street),



WANTED, a Boy.—Apply Publisher, Stab Offlco. WANTED, a Servant for a small family; good wages.—Apply Office of this Pap<sr. WANTED, best Value for £100 more or leas.—Send offers under cover, to Mr Kllia. Stab Office. VftTANTED, Active Youth to help Car- TT Dontor foi a week oi»two.—Apply, this evening, Ponsonby Roßtaurant. Quick's Build ings, Ponaonby Road. WANTED, a House and large well- Bltuated Allotment: near to the Pon- Bonby or Jorvols Road preferred: state lowest Srico and when occupation could bo given.—J. . Maoky, Land Agent, Fort-street. WANTED, Scotch people to remem ber the Burna Club Entertainment in St. James's Hall, on Wednesday. Oct. 7tlj, Chairman: The Mayor. WANTED, for a term, House of 8 rooms, bath, garden, and gooa yard; 10 minutes' walk from Post office, or near tram line.—Address Immediate, care of Prank O, Forwood. Fruit and Produce Factor, Fort-st. WANTED, all Carpenters and Joiners to know that there aro Two Branohos of the Amalgamated Society in Auckland. Tho next ordinary Meeting of iho Auckland 2nd Branoh will bo hold on TUESDAY, Ootobor 6th, at 8 p.m. and fortoightly from that dato, at tho Publio Baths, Nowton. —JAMES JENKIN, Secrotary, Viotoria-struot West. A~ N T E D, A DULY - QUALIFIED MEDICAL GENTLEMAN to reside and praotiae in tho District of Hokianga. Terms of engagement and pattioula'B relating to an annual subsidy, payable for a period of threo yoarß, may bo obtained by application to an; of tbo following persons— Tho Chairman Hokiaoga County Council The Proprietor " Northern Luminary.' Kawa kawa The Proprietors " Weekly News." Auckland Captain Burleigh, Okaihau, Bay of Islands Applications will be received up to October 16. A. S. ANDREWKS, Secretory to tho Doctor's Committee. ANTED KNOWN-Choap Drapery, Clothing, and Millinery. Competition defied; como and soo for yourselves.—J. H. Itanium, Victoria-street. WANTED KNOWN-The undedsigoed having numorous inquiries for 4, B, and Broomed houses on freehold allotments, are purchasers of eamo; mUBt bo near the city.— Apply, with particulars, to tho N.Z. House, Land, and Estate Agency, Hlgh-strcot. WANTKD KNOWN—Tho Industrial Combination. Tho most popular invon tion for the LadiCß for Knlttini; Stockings, Hugs, Crotcheting, in now and boautiful designs; for making Fancy Cords, Tassels, Fringes, etc. ÜBoful and a> turtle. Thousands being sold Agont now taking orders. Evoryono oan work them. \\7"ANTED, Leather Merchants and tho Boot Trade generally to know that tlic first Prize Medal for Boot Uppers has been iwardod, at tho Exhibition, Wellington, to KnwAHD T. Cartwright,Boot Upper Manu facturer, Uroy-streot, Auokland. ANTED KNOWN—WHY PAY RKNT? IMPORTANT TO ARTIBAN3 St WORKERS OF ALL CLASSES ANXIOUS TO SECURE A HOME FOX THEMSELVES : For £3 monthly, and small cash doposit, tho working man can become his own landlord. The undersigned have For Salo. in various localities of tho town, Houses of 4 to 7 rooms, with freehold allotments, from £150 lo £300 oach. Full particulars on application to MALCOLMSON & CO., High stroot. N.8.-OlHcea open Satureay Evenings, 7 to 9. TXT ANTED ORDERS FOB SPRING TWEEDS, BEST AND CHOICEBT EVER SEEN IN AUCKLAND. Prices range from £2 10a to £1 10s. Such vuluo was newer offered In New Zealand before. In fact, it la CHEAPER THAN RBADY-MADE CLOTHES. 18T Note address: J. H. DALTON, CITY TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, Victoma-stkket EitsT. X 3" h : tfsfi |=.« Pi H AO X ~ <O *Q o^cj| • HoS 555 X 3 & tt * oa » *■ a c< « x , " o ii g Q O Vy ANTED KNOWN. BEDSIDE CARPETS (BORDER ALL ROUND), ONLY 88 CD. Also, 8 x ALL-WOOL COLOURED TABLE COVERS, AT 13 1!d; COI.OURS GRKEN AND BLACK, CRIMSON AND BIuVCK. JAMES S C UT T, LONDON HOUSE, VICTORIA AND NKL SON-STHKKTB. ANTED KNOWN. I'HB GREATEST SUCCICSB OF THE DAY, REVOLUTION i IN THE TAILORING TRADE. JUl'ra TO MKASCRK AT WHOLESALE PRICKS Owing to tVoonormous inoroaEe in our Order rrado, wo have found ii neceatary to have [jircer Premises erected, capable of nooommo lating 200 workpeople. We will thorofOTO bo 3iovingin a few wroks, of which timely notice trill boI'r!von Wo huve also succeeded in ob iainlng a Cutter, tr-ra Pool's, in'ljondon, who will dovoto his ontiro attention to those gentle men who like tha Latest London Styles. Our Siock la replete with all tho Newest and moßt 3tylish Fabrics, atd ta being addrd to by Freeh Shipments frequently. Our Prlce9, ao horoto loto, put all attempts at com petition in Ole shade; acd our Fit and Stylo cannot be surpassed in Auckland. Allwool Suits, 45a; Mosgiol Suit, 555; Foxe's No. 1 Serge Suit, 55a (this la £1 elsewhere); Worsted Suit. 60s; OUR BEST TWEED SUIT. £g J^S gD (Positively tho Bost Material In Auckland); Trousers, 13s. Our Trousers aro suporb-i-from tho Beat MatorUl. 2Qa Gd. The sceptical aro specially invit«d to pive us a call and bo con vinced. All Goods Shrunk Vlt and Work manship Guaranteed. AUCKLAND CLOTHING COMPANY, Merchant Tailors, Importkhs, and Manufaoturkrh. cusroms-stkekt east,' Oppoßlto Conplana'o Nsw Buildings. Bufilnesa Hours t 8.30 o.m. to 0 p.m. 9 p.m. on Saturdays. YOUNG LADY of much nxperionco in Drapery Trade teoks an Knaaßoment as Milliner or Saleswoman. Rxnollent Homo and Colonial references. — "Business,' Star Offloe. •_ ARespectablo Married Couple wishes someone respectable to share a convenient B-roomed house; good locality; close to town. - ' • Houbo." Star Office. _ BOOT UPPER TRADE.—Wanted, an Apprentice to tho Fitting and Machinery, —Apply Kdwarrt T. Oanwright, Boot Upper Manuf':otui-or, Grey;atrcet, Auckland. OOT TRADE.-Wanted, a Clickor, a Finiehor, Imp-overs to tho Benoh, and Mnchlnistfl. — R. Walton and Sons, Upper Y^OMiOK IIOUdE, WAKEfIELD-BT. Now showing all the Latest Novelties for the Summer Season in Dress Matoiials, Mllllßory, Laces. Ribbonp, Parasols, Gloves, COBtumes, &c. A Special Line of Black Frenoh Silks, 4/6. 6/9. Bocuet's Celebrated mako, ovtry yard Guaranteed to Wear and not out. and rotains the ooiour to the last, 8/3; usual price, 12s. H. GORDON, Waktflold-Bt. I" T WILL ALWAYS Stop a Bad Cold in the Head if takon, early-Rubini's Speoial Tinoturo of Camphor (Marahalld), Is, at all Cpgmhts'. i __ '. PARTNERSHIP.— Wanted, Partner in Bound Business. Turnover, £5.000 to £HOOO. Capital, £5 oto £700. Full investigation invited.—Andre?a A.B.Z, Star Office. ARTNER Wanted, with £300, to join another for the colonies, to travel in a sound and largely remunerative business, just arrived In New Zealand ; money fully secured; occupation ll«ht and gentlemanly ; previous ex perience unnecessary ; no*e hut konafides need apply.—Address, " Investor," care ot Evening Stab, Auckland. ■ IX OK EIGHT Gentlemen require com fortable Board and Lodging.—State locality, terms, fco, to Home, Stab Offloe. WOLFE'S SCHNAPPS. - Only those who never used the genuine article are im ppsed upon. m & U E AS STBBL. J, KNOTT, Ironmonger, Gkey-street, Imports regularly, - SHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM SOODS ■ Steel, Tooia, Cutlery, ' ' CORRUGATED IRON, NAILS, AND GENERAL IRONMONGERY. ■ OLFE'3 SCHNAPPS.-^lt haa ofcen been pirated, but never had a rival,



To Let. TO LET, cotnfortablo Bedroom.—Apply Sy monda-strcot, next Dr. Wiae'a. TO LET, or. Franklin Road, a 4-roomed House.—Apply Star Office. TO LET, in Eaßt-etreet, off Karangahapa Koad, a Groomed HoUße.—Apply to Y. Warren. Karanßahape Road. nno LET, a New Four-roomed Verandah JL Cottage; every convenience.—Apply Hop kins, Boad-Btreot, Great North Road. TO LET, 5-roomed Houses; every con venience ; rent low.—J. Williams, Tailor, Viotoria-Btreet. TO LET, a Furnished Bed-room and Sitting-room, with übc of kitchen; also, a Large Unfurnished Room —153. Grey-atraet TO LET, a 3-room House in Parnell, about 10 minutes' walk from Post offloe ; town water ; rent, 8a Cd.-T. Hill. Cracroft-st, TO LET, new Corner Shop; also two 5-roomed Cottagoß, close to Puulio Baths. —T. Harper, TO LET, a convenient 6-roomed House, nearly now: gas. bath, and good stove.— Apply F. Moore, Park Road, off Graf ton Road. rriO LET, a 5-roomed House, in first-class A ropair; aleo, a large Stable.—Apply to James Irvin, top of Wakeflold-street. TO LET, two now Shops and Dwolling houßec, in Union-street.—Apply to Edward Burtley, Architect, TO LET.—Do Lacy and Gibbon, 24, Quoonstreot, havo Houses to let in all parta of Auckland. T~O LET, a Bwelling-houso, with a largo garden and stable—Apply Mrs Mullally, Naw North Road TO LET, a comfortable Bedroom and Sittingroom, within five minutes' walk of Quoon-strect.—For address apply atgTAR Offlcr. TO LET, 3 largo Rooms ; good view ; ront, 9s—Apply Rogers and Co., oppogllo Tabornaclo, Karangahapo Road. fjplO LET, 3-roomed House, with" lean to. H —Apply Mr Johnßon, Clarence-streot, Ponsonby. TO LET, Unfurnished, a largo Front Room, witli flroplaoo. — Mrs Oldbury, Livorpool-Btreot, facing Turner-street. TO LET, Largo Six-roomed House, sultablo for family or boarding-houso; rent. 20a. — Wellington-street (nearly opposite Dr. Bayntun'B). nnO LET, very desirablo now Groomed JL House. Gas and every convenience. Rent moflorato. Closo to trum.—Apply sixth house, Mackolvlo-street, on" Ponsonby Road. TO LET or Sell, House, Shop, Now market, main road, suitable and ready for a Butchery business. House 7 rooms, Hi'lmont Torraco, Itemnora.—W. Dinnison, Newmarket. O LET, a First-class Double Front Shop -and Dwelling; superior accommo dation ; central poti.ion ; ront tow. —Apply Mr Joseph Knott, Ironmonger (foot of Grey-Btrcet). TO LET, 2, 7, and ©no 5-roomed Houses ; ront low to good tonants.—Apply X, W. MorrlHon, back Bank of Now Zealand, Karanga hupo Road. TO LET, nico Groomed Cottage, Pros pect-street ; gas and water (12b) ; li-roomed Cottage, Jervois Road; gas and water (Us).— Apply Allon, Drapor, Jervoia Road, Ponsonby. TO LET, a five-roomed, alsoafour-raomed Houbo; City water; rent. 10s and 93.— plnon; suit Marriod Oouplo or Two ycung Apply P. Nightingale CoHego Road. TO LET, tho Central Shop in Auckland, corner of Pitt-street und Karangahapo Road Grand position for Draper or Milliner.— Jas._Davies. TO LET, Two 4-roomed Houses in Easl^ Btreot, Newton, ovon, well, large yard, &o.; rent 10s Gd.—Apply Hamer and Fleming, Karangahape Heart. TO LET, a now 4 and 5-roomod House ; ront very moderate; Uminutos' walk from Upper Queou-suoct.—luquiro Glasgow Stpro, Great North Koad. __ rilO LET, in I'ninoll Rise, a Furnished ■ 1 roomed CotUik'o, or Bitting and Bedroom, with or without Board. Good view of harbour, —Addroas Stab Olllco. 0 LET, Hundsomo Shop and Dwelling, 6 rooms; gus and water, aud woll fitted with counters and Bhelvep. — Apply Allen, l}i\»por, Jervois Road, Ponnonby. HpO LET,l3raftor7~Roa(Fand .Hopburn -8 streot, 0 roomed House s : gas and water.— S. V. Collins, Kamo Colliery Ofllco, 11, Queen- Btreot. ri"10 LET, a 4-roomed House and skillion ; I oven, good woll of waUr. House by itself, 7s ti.i p?r week.—Apply Mr Fletcher, Kingsland Kbtato. _ TO LET, good Dwelling of 8 rooms, and 13 !\crcs volcanic land, noar Ponroso Sta ticu.— Apply \V. oud i. Frator, Land Agents. [juoon-Btreet. rwiO LET, or Leased for a Term, Seven- I roomad House, with largo Paddock, in O'Neill-street, Ponsonby. — Api>ly 11. Barton, STAH Qfllcc. ff\O LET, Part of a Furnished Houso J. ple«3antly biluiuod. and within two rninuW o( Victoria Wharf. —Apply Post ulllce Store. Devouport. ffiO BE~LKT, Premises in Wyndhom- Jb street, lately occupied by Meserß Ijiurio nn:l Hoinßby; also, Offices, P.ilmorston Build in^.—Apply H. Groan, oarcof Messrs Whitaker iind lluaeell, Wyndham-Btrcct. TO LET, House of 4 rooms, and Shop ; pus und water; Munukau Road, Parnoll: rent 109. Also. 2 Unfurnished Rooms. Coloninl j\ en and water ; rout. tis.—Apply T. Wlndover, Knrl-Btrcct, Parnoll. ; f'jiO LET, a nico 4-roomed Houso and JL EOullory, ovon. Rrato, city wator, drained md ovary onvenienci', Great North ltoad; rent, Us.—T. Ussher, Stlchbury Building", ,^uoen-stroet__ r|ib LET, a small Grocery and Gonorul I Store, in the suburbs, on high road, and riwnn neighbourhood; (.took about £10, at vnluution. and for eufh only. — Address ■C.C.C ."STAltOfHce. mo BE LET ou SOLD, a 2 etoroy JL House, ilount Kdon ltoad, ooivßininß ■hop fltti-.d up und S rooms; (jus and water. Kvery ponvonienci. Rent low. - Apply i vew Z 'fuund AlortcriiKO. Loan, and liiscount Bank, Uigh-stroot, uuxt Atkins s. Printor. nnO LET, a Suburban Grocery and Gonora ._ Storo and of flvo rnonis, fifteen minutes' from ; oatobliehed busi »ca3; liir>{o corner ullotmont; good neighbour hood ; ront low.—Apply J. U. nilo, son., Houso md I^and Aacut, 199. Queen-street. f'SnO LET, 2 Largo Stores, suitable for 5. an auctioneer, com uuiroimnt, or of here, £itanted In Durham street (noxt to A. Buok tand'a llaytnaiket). They aro gocd stores, jutt bfOii thoroughly nit In order; rat-proof llaor^. -Apply A. Mackio, Durham sti-oot, or Lower Vincent-strett. rspb LET (a rare opening for a business a man). Grocer's Shop, doinjr a «ood cash biidino,s corner of Pitt-fitroot ar.d Karanjaliapo lii.id (irtttid poaitfo-'i for cultitiK ctisti tr-idn. Plenty of storage room. Tako small Btock nt Vnluation.—Joa, Uavjos. TTVb LET, ilount Eden Koad, near ._ Kaipara Railway Bridge, Pine Lodge, containing lOi'oouis, gas and wator p lnid on; out f iie conveniences, wash anil fowl houso: rout, 2cj3 pfr week; ttlso, Houso RdjoiMnß. oontaining 5 rooms and Bhop, gns and wat?r lnid on; ro .t. 17.< Gd per week;— Apply K. Mltchcboa and Co., A i;ontß. fS^IO LET, with immediate possession, B. that cOßVonioht 8 roomed Houfo in Aber^ crombio-atreot, near SymOnds-strcot, lately in occupation of Mr Kitchen's: spacious yard and stabling accommodation, toKother with bXit buil'dings and oiTJcas; oir.lnently sui;ed fora manufactory.—Apply L. D. Nathan a,nd Co., Sl-.ottland-Etroot. mO LET, Argylo - street, Ponsonb.Y, _S_ Houso containing Sovqa Rooms, fitted with all convoniences; good viow of harbour; close to tram Hnp; rent, ot\ly las por week.— Apply as under. TO LKT, St. Stephen's Avenue, Parnell (im mediate possession), House oontaining Woven Rooms and bath-room ; gas and wutor laid on, aud flttod wilhovory conv.uionoo: rnr.t mode rate to a reliable tonant.—Apply Maloolmfon and Co., N.Z. Houso, Land, and Kstate Agency, mgh-6treot. TO ~ L B T. Tho Fiozon Meat Company having removed to their now premisoo nt tho Railway Wharf, the OFFICBS vacated by them in the Stab iffilldlng, Fort-etreot, are TO LOT.—Apply to W. IteAUMONT, in tho Shortland-street Office. "OBDROOM for single Man, with or with, _t> out Board. Terms, 18s or Ga ] vashlDfc included. — Mrs JohnßOn. Union-street, third house frqm Wellington Hotel. HOUSES TO LET, In Bereaford-street (new), ISs ; East-streot, 13s ; Kcnt-atroet, 10s ; Bakery, Kyber Pass, 22s Gd, &c—C. Wll liamson, Estate Agent, High-stroet. yMPOKTANT LOCAL INDUSTRY.— X Wanted. 2 or 3 Gentlemen with small capital to join in manufacture oC au article of largo c nßumption.—Communicuto in first instance by lettor, C.8., care ot De Lacy and Gibbon, 24, Quoon-atraot, "O EMUERA.—To^LotTHouEO, 7 rooms, JCV 3 minutes' walk station, flno view.—Ap ply Dowdon and Paten, Auctioneers, Queen- Btreet. ■ . SHOP TO LET, best part of Hobson streot; good stand for grocer; rent' low.— Apply Central Drapery, comer Hobson and Wellington-streets. For Sale FOR SALE, an Hotel, in full working order, in a rising distrlot.—Apply to Mr W. J. Courtney. Ponsonby, Auckland. ■ Ij^OH SALE, Double-seated Buggy, Mare X? (5 years old), and Harnesß. Alao: small Plough and Set of Harrows complete.—Apply to James Murdooh, No. 7, A. M. P. Buildings. FOR SALE, 4-roomed Cottage, with Scullery, largo allotment, Kerr-stroet, Devonport; price, C2Bo.—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings.! OR SALE, with present possession, a good City Butoher'a Business, with or ■without a valuable freehold in which it 1b car rled on.—Alfred Buckland. i FOR SALE, Boarding-house, Furniture, etc, the best position in town, goed con nection, low rent.—" Außtra.Ua," Evening Star Office.. I FOR SALE, an Allotment 40 x 132, McEelviestreet. oIF Great North Road, Surrey Hills; fenced. — Apply Wm. Lyall, Pollard-street, . FOR " IMMEDIATE SALE, a new ■House,'specially1 built; Brooms, bathroom, waijh-houDe, well-kept garden, good sea viow. Also, one c f finest Building Sites in Biikenbead, per acre; 16 aores; and scoria allotments In Devonport: very, beat view*. — Geo^ Brown, Vauxhall, Devonport,



FOR SALE, Grocery Business (City), good locality, on moderate terms; lease, 18 months to run; rent, 25s per week; Stock and Fittings ut Valuation.—Apply to J. L'ennison. 13, Customs-street, Auckland. OR SALE, at Ellerslie, a few Grand Building Sites, near the Railway Btatlon; high ground; magnificent view: soil, rioh vol canic clay; adjoins the beautiful properties of Col. Dawson and Mr Ivey.—For prices and par ticulars, apply to Mr McFarland, Surveyor, Ellerslie, or Qeo. Frasor, Central Land Agency, Queen-street and Vulcan Lane. Auckland. FOR SALE, 6-roomed House, lofty, well finished, bay window, 2 register grates, cupboards, drawers, book-shelves, Leamington range, sink, two tanks; allotment 10 by 13j; garden woll laid out, concretß path; washhouse with copper. Kosy terms. No reasonable offer refused.—Apply second house, Sussex street. Great North Road, Surrey Hills. O~R SALE Oil LEASE, An improved Farm of 212 acres, within one day's journey of Auckland ; 135 acres laid down in English grasses, fenced acd subdivided into four paddocks, with substantial wire fencing ; every paddock well watered in driest woather: good roads and water communication. The buildings consist of a 5-roornod Cottage, one Building 10ft x 12, one large Shed 60ft x 40. suitable cither for barn or curing tobacco, and two other Shods. Tho Una is of excellent quality, being partly alluvial flats, and the root dark loam or 11 mostono. As this proporfr must bo disposed of lit once,; the very low price of £650 will bo taken and easy terms given to suitable purchaser. Full particulars on application to W. H. MKTCALFE. High-street, Auckland. "jm 6~ R ~S A L E. ORANGES, ISLAND ORANGES, ISLAND ORANGES, PINES, BANANAS, COCOANUTS, KUMERAS. To arrive per b.». Janet Nlooll, on or about TUESDAY. October 0, ABOUT 2,000 CASEB ISLAND ORANGES QUANTITY PINES, BANANAS COCOANUTS, KUMERAS &0., &c, &c. CHAB. BAGLEY, CUSTOMS-STREET (next H. B. Morton's), AND PARNELL KIBE. BJANANAS. BANANAS. BANANAS. FOR SALE. AT MR. RUMMER'S STORE, Fort-street, PRIME RIPE BANANAS, In quantities to suit purchasers. CHEAP. i tLIFTON HOUSE (Grey-street)-Every V ' comfort for Boarders and Visitors. Single and Double Bedrooms, woll ventilated ; plango nno uliowor baths. Terms moderate. — Mus Ullison, Proprietress. T7" A R A N G A H A P E R O A D. io the numkkousTnquirkro.'spkcu- LATOItS, AND TRADESMEN. Having now arranged TO SELL THE MAGNIFICENT FREEHOLD CITY PROPERTY FROM McPHERSON'S TO OPPOSITE KORHSTEUST HALL, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, KARANGAHAPE ROAD, KARANUAHAPE ROAD, THiC VKKY CENTRE OF S'RADK, Acknowledged by all to bo tlie VERY BEST STAND IN THE ROAD. Plans arc now being prepared, and tho WHOLK OF THIS VALUABLE ESTATE WILL THKN HB SOLD, Having a f roiUuKu of about IG9 feet. Also, THE ALLOTMENT NttXT THE QUEEN'S HOTEL,. For full particulars ripply to M. 8. LAURIE. Kaat-Btreot. SECOND-HAND CORNET for Solo, cheap; aUo oao Tent, now. — App'.y Cochrano's Auction Room, Queen streot. SPLENDID CITY PROPERTY, East s'reet. Newton. 99 x 100, with frontago of I3foctto Yorkstroot; subsantlal buildings of 3 nnd 7 rooms respectively, and yielding a r*nts,l 3f £120 per annum. Prico £1.000. of which, £sft? may remain at 7 per cent.—Apply J. R.. RapdPr. son, Auctioneer. QIT EC'? BUILDING SITE. FORSALE, A MOST DKSIUABLK RESIDENCE SITK In Sentinel Road, Having two etreet frontago?, genteel surround ings, very goulnl aspect, boing shelterod from all cold winds, and convenient to a beautiful boaoh. i»no of She choicest posi tions obtainable for a private dwelling. Adjoins the property of S. Rountreo, Eaq. Ornamontal treee. Fruit titos in full bear iDg; well-foncod. Apply to J. H. WITHEFORD, Shortlaad-Qtroot, X*l Qdi —CottagQof 3 rooms for Sale, 3&JL O\J <( in Newton, suppliexl with cup JO'u-ds, grates, &c.; orrv terms.—Do Law ana 31bbon. 2). Quopn-strcet, oyposito Firth'a Mill. 4&/L4\ CASH.-For Sale, Cottage of 5 3&-Jr" Rooms, Lcuminpton Road. Mount Kflt'nf'ovorjconvoniiuiu; balance, lli/fl weekly. —J. A. Woodward, House Factor, Edou Vale Road. Personal IF WHAT'S-HIS NAME will coll at Hannkon Bros.', he or Bhe will find a Bargain In Draiwry and Clothing. ATRIMONIAL — Single Gentleman, aged 32, with £(300 par annum, toeka a ProtOßtant Educated Lady, between 20 and 25, us Wlfrt, through Hannaford's Agency. Photo, &a, thero. MATRIMONIAL.— A comely, middle nged Widow (children Ml mimed and ivway), is willing to nogoliato through Hanna f<»rd i! Agenoy ; would make exoellont farmer's wifo ; huldß liiuho^t co oniil diploma as uiid wiTo; moßt valuablo in country district; Pro tttttant "ERSONAL. — Mre Harrison begs to tfnder hor hiDcero thanks to Mr "J. S. Milne and friends for their kind assistance in her recent bor. qvomfent.' ' EtiSONAL.—J,{ you '^-ant a'good Suit of Clothes, call o;> Shcubau and Martin, Merchant Tailors, Victoria-street. TirANTED, Scotch Joople to remembor T V the Burns Club EntovMnmeut i" 9U Jamos'B Itall. on Wednesday, Oct. 7th- Chair man : The SJaybr. Xcuders. AM ARINE BOILER CONTRACT. It is hereby notified that in consoquenoe of Alterations recently made in tho conditions of tho abovo Contract, Telographlo Tend\e™ will bo received under tho usual condition;).' jjy command. WILLIEM BEBD, Seoretavy. Marino Depaitnunt, Wellington. Oct. 3.1885. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. TENDERS FOR CAISSON AND GKAR. ENGINES, BOILERS, PUMPS, SCO.; FOR CALLIOPE QRAVINO DOCK, Harbour Board Offlocs, Auckland, July 9,1885. Separate Tenders will bo reoeivod at this office until T UKSDAY, October 20,1855. at noon, for Caisson and Oear, and for Engines. Boilers, Pnmps, &c, for Calliope Gravinß Dock, in termß of plans and Gpecifications to be seen at the offloo of Mr W. Errington, Engineer for tho Dock. Tho lowest or any tcnaer not nooeasarily aooeptod. Tonders to be endorsod for the respootivo worka. By order of the Board. J. M. BRIBHAM. Secretary. mo CARPENTERS AND OTHBRS, Tenders will be reoeivod antil noon of FRIDAY, October 9th, for various works at the "Agricultural Buildings," Klleralie. • HDWARD BARTLEV, Architect m O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon on WED NESDAY, October Hth, for Krcotion of Villa on North Shore. JAB. SLATOR. Architect and Engineer. TENDERS for Additions to the School Building at Harribville (near Tuakau), w.ill be received by the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auckland, until 2 p.m. on FRIDAY, 9th Ootober, 1885. Plans and specification may be seen at the office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the School Committee, Harrißville. TENDERS for the Erection of a School Building at Ohinewai (Huntly). will be received by the Education Board, Wyndham street, Auckland, until two- p.m.. on FRIDAY. 9th October, 1885. ' ' ' Plans and specifications may be seen at the Offlco or the Board, and on application to the Chairman of the School Committee,' Horitly. rfIENDERS for Additions and Improve- I meets to the School Building at CAM BRIDGE West will be reoeived by the Education Board, Wyndham-street, Auokland, notil i p.m. on FRIDAY, Ootober 16,1885. Plans and Bpeoiflcation may be seen at the Office of the Board, and on application to the Chairman or the School Committee, Cambridge West. finENDERS will be received till noon of _L SATURDAY, 10th instant, at H. Parttßg ton's, Stichbury's Buildings, for tho erection of a Briok Building in Chapel-street. The lowest or any tender nut necessarily accepted. Plans. and specifications to be seen at this office. Continued on First Pago.



Public Notices. ,A UCKLAND GLEE SOCIETY. CONCERT at St. Jamea'a Hall on THURS DAY, October 8. "Humptie Dumptie," first time in Auckland. See programmes. \ UCKLAND LAWN TENNIS'CLUB -CX, SUBSCRIPTION DANCE. At Masonio Hall. Princes-street, a.c 8.30 p.m., TUESDAY. 6th October. Tickets may be ob tained from any member of Committee, or from JOHN A. LAING, Hon. Secretary. A LADY having a largo and well furnished House on the North Shore, only a few ninutes walk from wharf, would lot part of it furnished, or take a few boarders; references Riven and required. — Address, Koaeneath, North Shore. BUTTER and Bgga in abundanca; choice dairies: no inferior taken in.— Tremayne'B Grocery Store, Abercromble-atreet. BONUSES ! BONUSES !-Make your Purchases of Groceries and all sorts of Provisions at Eaton's Co - oporative Stores, (near top of Cook - street), Uobson - struct. Coupons Riven with every purchase, entitling customers to goods to value of 3 per cent, bonus first Wednesday in each month. "DRETT'S ALMANAC, 1886. SECRETARIES OB1 MASONIC LODGES, FRIENDLY SOCIETY LODGES, MER CANTILE, TRADE, LITERARY, AND ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS, &c, &c, are requested to forward to this office the informa tion neconsiry for the compilation of the Local Directory In this valuable Handbook, which ia now in course of preparation. Several Sooletles were not mentioned in the current edition through the dllatorlnesg of Secretaries. CHAB, WILLIAMSON, liaml, House, uud Estate Agent, High street (near Shortland-street), has always for Bain and to let large and small houses In the Glty, suburbs, and country districts; oluo tinna. Improved and unimproved, In various parts of tlia province. Sovcral eligible building allot monta for sale In the City. See lists In Enmsa flTAit and " Ueralrl " FvTsiON OF PROFITS.—This is ob tained by Purchasing at Katon'a Co-opera tive Stores (top of Cook-street), Hobson street. Three per oent. given in Goods the first Wednes day in each month, on production of coupons given with every purchase, however small. No increase on the usually Low Prices. T\ S. C A M B I E, COLLECTOR, HOUSE. L4ND, AND COM MISSION AGENT. No. 31, N.Z, INSUK ANCE BUILDINGS. If you Want to Buy a Honso go to him If you Want to Sell a House ro to him If you Want to Rent a Housj go to him If you Want your Rents Collected ro to him If you Want Your Accounts Collected give them to him. Several Houses on hand for Sale or to Let. FINANCIAL. —Several sums of Money, both large and small, now in hand for in vestment at ourrent rates.—Apply J. R. Randcr on. Auctioneer. IT WILL WELL repay you to go to Hannken Bros.'. 300 and 302, Quoon-atrcct. for Drapery and Clothing. TSIDOR ALEXANDER, JEWELLER (ESTABLISHED 1863) Offers at tlile, fcis figst and only Sale, a rare opportunity of gotting a Genuine Article at lesa than Cost Price. TT IS REQUESTED that all debts duo to"MESSRS HOLLAND & BUTLER, lato of Victoria-atroot, bo Paid to D. S. CAMBIE, No. Bi, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, who is the only persoa authorised to receive same, and whose roceipt will Do sufficient discharge. HOLLAND & BUTLKR. T ADIES' SEMINARY, PompaMer Ter- W^DN aglni IY J, g7^r ß tWiU FCaUma daa°a °" LdWN- MOWING MACHINES SHARPENED, By Special Steam Maohinery, At Greatly Reduced Pkices. Guai'finluud to work equal to new, J. STONE, ENGINEER, MANUKAU ROAD, NKWUARgET. j^£ AIIB L E CLOCKS AND XL E TR 0 PLATE, toELOW COST, AT ALEXANDER'S, WHO 13 GIVING UP BUSINESS. ■VTIGHT-SOIL CONTRACT. September Quartorbeingnowduo.prompt pay ment must ba made, or service will bo stopped, S4M. WHITE, Miyrkct Yard, "VTOTlCE.—lmpounded in the Mount _LA Kdcn Publio Pound, on Ootobor 2. 1885, by tho Ranger, 1 Dark-brown Mare, ama 1 star on forehi'!},d. and brand J L on near shoulder.— If not yeleasod before tho 20 h day of Ootober, 18$5, will bo said at 12 coon, to defray ex penses.—A. CROCKETT. Poundkeeper. is hereby given that the Busi- X. " n ess of Grocers, fro., heretofore carried on by ROBERT BOUG HEY BRETT and GEORGE FREDERICK BARTON, at Victoria - street West, under tho stylo of Brett ai d Barton, will henceforth bo carried on by tho said ROBERT BOUGHSYBRET r, under the style of BRETT AND CO.. tho said (JKOKGE 3>RSDKRICK BARTON having retired from the said business. Diitod. sth October, 1585.-ROBERTBOUGHEY BKKTT. ■\TE\V ZEALAND FROZEN MEAT & JjNi STORAGE COMPANY (LIMITED). WHOLESALE BUTTER DEPARTMENT, Important Notice to Dairy Farmers and OTIIERS, The above are now Cash Buyers of Prime Frosh Butter, at Market rates. Consignments may be sent in the lump at once, addressed to tho Works, Auckland. PATERSON'S MOUNT ROSKILL 'BUSKS. On and after Ootober 5, Farea reduced to Sd to Valley Road. O~T\ T«O,M AS ' S GLEE CLUB. tVo SECOND CONCERT of the Above Society Will b-> given on TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6. 1885, In ST. THOMAS a SCHOOLROOM, Assisted by several Lady and Gentleman. Amateurs. Conduotor, J. H. Fhillpot. Accompanist, Miaa Hamilton. Doors open at 7.30; commence at 8. Admission, la. Proceeds in. aid cf Church Fundc B. WARD, Hon. 3eo. QJCIBNTIFIO DRESS -CUTTING. MIS 3 BEWS, Sola Agent in Auokland for thia System, HOLDS CLASRKB A?— BUADFORD-STtIEET, Parnell (Mr Dar fivillf'a l^to residence) Ts, Woilnesdays, and Fridays, from twelve. Weekly Olaase^ at— MRS CLAYTON'S Pan.oll HI S HILL'S, PonßOiby MRS GLOVER'S, Synswdatreet MIdS BATSS';', North Shore Similar Clas3es formed in any district. Ciroulars, Toiius, and Particulars on applica tion. ■ '^_ « AM. W H I ~T~B, FENCBH AKD CONTRAOTOB, Harlug Removed to Market Yard, Is prepared to take Ordera for all klnda of Fenolng, at lowest E3Esible prices. CTontrapts taken aIBO for Slilns ng and Draining. Men used to the work. Also, oa sale. In large or small quantities Purlrt Posts; Kanri Palingß, Ba: White Bae, Bs fld; all kinds of Rails: Wic!:ot Gatofl. Ba; Mill Wrought Wicket Gates, fls; Shinglei; Drain Pipes ana Tileo ; Olo3ets (oomplete). for £3 ; Boxes, only tia; Boaffold Poles; fine Flag Poles, 10s onoSi. SAM. WHITE, CONTRACTOR, Makkkt YAKB3 Queen-street Entrance. Telephone No. 33a. np o y I o"£Tn' is"t s. Hkrk Felix BcnjiBLLiTBonECK, Pupil of Wilhelmi, now on a visit to Auokland (leaving for Sydney nost Tuesday), haa for Sale, a few superior Violins, which may he inspected at WYNYARD HOUSE, Eden CitEsysNT, from 8 till 10 a.m. and from 8 to 7 p.m. daily. HBN purchasing Schnapps, specify Wolfe's Schnapps, as it ia the only genuine Bchnappa. COALS— TjMREWOOD OALS- JD IKEWOOD- Ueduced to— Reduce? ta— Per Ton. Per Ton. TAUPIRL i! 33 LONG TI-TREE, 12a ■ NEWCASTLE, 32s BLOCK DO., 13s 6d ■SCR'NDBAY, 29s SPLIT- CO.. Hs6d i (U Booked, Is extra.) (H Rooked, 8d extra.) ALL DELIVERED. WITHIN REASONABLE DISTANCE. W, 6. WIN STO NB, Onstoma-etreet ' ORDERS !UY ALSO BE LETT WITH MR CRUDGK, i Winstone'a Buildings, Symonda-Btreet.



1.0.0. F., M.U., A.D. LOYAL FOUNTAIN OF FRIENDS HIP |! LODGE, No. 3920. t LODGK-ROOM, LORNE-STBEET. A FUNERAL MEBTING of tho above j Lodge will be held at tho Lodge-roam TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 2.15 p.m., to form in procession and follow the remains of tho late wife of Brother - Jamks BIMPKIK to thoir labt resting place. f { Members of sister Lodges respectfully > invited to attend. By order of the N.G. \ CHAS. S. WRIGHT, I Permanent Secretary. I ONEHUNGA RACING CLUB. (Registered under A.R.C.) The above Club will hoia their SPRING MEETING on SATURDAY, October 21. when tho following Races will be competed :•— 1. NOVEL RACE. 2Csovs.; distance, 1 milo. Eutranoe, £1. 2. PONY RACK, lOsovs.; distanco. once round. Entrance-, 15?. 3. MAIDEN PLATE, 2550v3; distance, U mile*. Entrance, £110s. 4. ONEHUNGA SPRING HANDICAP, HOsovs; distance, 1J miles. Nomination, £1; accept ance, £2. 5. HANDICAP HURDLE RACE, IGsovb; dis tance, 2 mileß, Nomination, £1 ; acceptan;o, 6. SUBURBAN HANDICAP, JOsovs; distance, 1 mile. Nomination, £1 ; acceptance, £1. 7. FLYING HANDICAP, 2530V8; distance, | mile. Nomination, 10s! acceptance, £1. Nominations, October 2nd; weights declared October 9th; general entrances and acceptances, October 16th. For further particulars see pasters. W. JACKSON. Secretary. A.s£ QHIP DUCHESS OF ARGYLE. Claims and Accounts must "SJSJE-JriSEBEh" rendered by Noonon WKII- J- NKSDAY, 7th inst., or thej cunnot be recognised. L. P. NATHAN AND CO., Agents. .-CKA. T?OR NEW PLYMOUTH, rfM&£S£*s. JD WANGANUI, AN i) TIOTRBRKVS, GREYMOUTH. Wiffig The favourite ba. 1 "■ O It E T I, 200 tons. Captain Robertson, will leuvo One hunga Wharf as above at 3 p.m. on WEDNES DAY. 7th instant. Carries an experienced stewardess. For freight or passage apply to J. W. WALLKR, Agont. LORNE-STREET HALL. FRIDAY NIGHT, OCT. 9. GREAT BOXING CONTEST, MATTHEWS V. WILKINSON, Matthows to knock Wilkinson out of time in 1 3-minute Rounds. Marquis of Queens bnrry Rules, for £20 A-SIDE AND ALL OF THE OATHS. ■\7" OU N G MEN'S MEETING. MR FREDERICK BATTLEY Will deliver a Special Address to YOUNG MEN TO-MORROW (Tuesday), at 7.30, Leoturo Ha .1, Young Men's Christian Association. Recent Arrivals cordially invited. FT T- S T~REI3 T WfSL EYAN CHURCH. ANNIVERSARY SERVICHS. SOIREE TOMORROW (TUESDAY). Public Meeting in Church at half-past 7. Addresses by Rev, A. J. Smith, ou " Evangelistic Services;" Key. J. S. HilJ, ca '• Joy Bells: The Bright Side of a Christian's Life;" Mr VV. H. Smith, on " Our New Mission ;" Rev. H. Bull, on " Evangelism.' Tea at 6.30. Admission, Is lid. Half net proceeds lv aid of the Freeman's Bar Mission. WOLFE'S BCHNAPP3 taken before meals is a wondorful appetiser. Try it. VTJiWMAEKET IT O T E L. qeorgk h. baston, Nbwmahkbt. Y\7~ EDN ES D A"V NEXT, Cominonoemout of Bonus System at Eatqn'3 Co-opfci'<dive Stores, Hobson street, cntitlin;: purchasers to 3 per cent, bonus in goods on b:1 pufohaßefl. Coupoua ifisued. Everything sold as cheaply a 9 heretofore. Share in the profits. This is the true system of Co-operation. |WT OTI C E O~F KB 11 OVA 1, itK-ABfIANSEMICNT OF PARi N'KRSMIl1. GIGANTIC SALH OF .£30,00;) WORTH • BOOTS AM) SHOES. FOR ONK MOXTiI ONLY. Thirty Per Cuirt. Bulovv Trade Prices. MKS3KS UilUUiTI' P.lt'l3. Having emorod into a Now Deed of Partnership, •ml boinv about to Remove, tbeir lcot»il Dfli:ei I nient to Now Promises now buiiditu, aro siilJin;^ Clio whole of that Enormous Stock as above for Cash On!y. 500 Styles, Patterns, and Prices to select frotu. 8. d. s. d. Lai'.us' Walking Shoes.. .. 5 6wor!hlO 6 Udieu' Walking Shoes.. .. 0 G worth II 0 Ladies' Evening Shooa .. .. i 6 worth 8 C t,u,diuh' Kv.'muK Sboa3 .. .. 6 6 wotiii 9 C L;diH ß ' Kid E Sliloa .. ~ 5 3 worth 9 G Lndiea'Kid E. Sidus .. ~ 8 0 worth 10 C Ladles' Levant K. Sides .. (i C worth 10 G Ladies' Kid JC. Si/lea ' '.. .. 7 Owoithll. G Ladies,' K<4, X, Sides .. ..8 6 worth 12 <! Lad'Oa' Lrvant Button .. .. 811 worth 12 G Ludiea'Kid Button .. ..10 6 worth H 6 Ladies' ICid Button .. ..It 0 worth X 6 Ladles'Kirt Leglots .. „ 9 6 worth 11 G Ladios'House Hoots .. .. 3 9 worth 5 6 Child'B K. Sides 1 8 worth 3 0 Child's X: Sides ,2 6 worth 3 0 Child's E. Sides. 7to 13.. ~ 3 0 worth 6 6 Child's X Sides, 7to I „ .. i U worth 7 6 Ladied1 Slipped ~ «. „ 1 0 worth 3 0 Ladioo'Slippesa .. „ ..2 0 worth 4 0 Ladiosi' Slippers S 9 wortu 5 0 Men's Bluchers i 6 worth 7 0 Men's Bluchers 6 9 worth 9 G Men's H.-mado Watertights .. 8 B worth 11 0 Men' 6 H.-mftde Watenighte .. 10 G worth 1(5 G Men's Klastio Sides s . ..7 6 worth 12 0 Men's Elastic Sides 10;iGdandl2 G worth 16 0 Men's Balmorals fl 6 worth H Q Mono Walking Shoes .. .. (J 6 worth 10 6 Mon'a, Boys', and Youths' Boots all Keduoed. GARRETT BROS., Tannors, Comers, Manufacturers, and Importers, WAKEFIELD-STRItET, AUCKLAND. Country Orders with Remittances Promptly Dispatched, meetings. ■J^TORTH SHORE ROWING CLUB. Tho Eleventh Annual Mooting of the above Club, will be hold in tho Club-room, Masonic Hotel, THId EVENING at 8 o'clock. Commit teo Meeting at 7 o'clock, JAMKS SIMS, Hon. Secretary. A UCKLAND INS T I TXfTE" A apocial goneral meeting of the members of the Auckland Institute will bo he'd in th,e Museum Buildings. Princos-street THIS (Mon day) KVKNING, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of conuidfiring and adopting the following addi tional Rules, and for making any alterations in tho arrajiijomont and numbering of tho Rues that may be rendered necessary by the adoption of those proposrd :— ADDITIONAL RULES. 1. Tho TrustoOß appointed by tho Council, a"d approved by tho Governor under "The Auck land MußOura Kmlowment Aot, 1882," Bhall bo Trustees for tho Institute. 2. The 'Urnstoes shall cause thomselvßS to be incorporatea under tho provisions of "Tho Religious, Charitable, and Educational Truats Beards Incorporat'on .Act, 188-1," undor the name of " Tho Auckland institute and Museum Trust Board" (hojfoinatter called "The Board.") 3. T'povi incorporation, all real and porsonal property of tho Institute, and all rights ot action in any way conncoted therewith, ahall bo deemed to be vested in the Board, and Bhail be held and dealt with by the Board, aa the Coun cil may direct; aod all rents and profits that may boeomo payable or i-ecoivablo under " Tho Auckland Muse-jai Endowment Act, 1883," shall also bo received, held, and dealt with by tho Board in like manner. Every such diroc tion shail he in writing, and signed by tho Proeident and Secretary, or by any two mera bors of the Council and the Secretary, and any wri ing purporting to bo so signed shall bo prima facie oridenco of tho contents thereof. 4. The Trnßtees shall hold oSice until doath, resignation, or removal by v special general meeting of the Institute. 5. Kvery appointment ola now Trustee shall be made at c, ppecial general meeting of the Institute, and Bhall be approved of by tho Governor, and a notice in the " New Zealand Government Gaz^tto" thall be prima fade cvi i deEoe ot any suoh appointment and approval. By order of tho Council. T. F. CHEBSBMAN. Secretary. "VTEWTON LODGE OF MARK ±1 MASTER MASONS. No. 580, E.C. The Fourth Annual Communication will be held in the Lodgo roora, Masonic Hall, Karanga hape Road, TO-MORRO W(Tuesday)E VENINO, at 7.30 o'clock, Visiting Mark Brethren are in vited jo attend. By command of tho W.M. JOSEPH WARREN. Acting SecrotaTS. T^PSOM ROAD BOARD. A Meeting of Ratepayers ot tho District will be held in the Epsom Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, the 6th Oatober, at eight o'clock. ' Business: To ooneider a matter of great im portance to the District. FRANK LAWRY, Chairman ot Board. A UCKLAND SOCIETY FOR THJE jfc\. PREVENTION OF CUUELiTX TO ANIMALS. The Second Anwnni Meeting ot the above Society will be held in the Chamber of Com merce Room, Inauranoa Building*, on WED NESDAY next, the 7th instant, at 3,30 p.m. His Lordship the Bishop of Auckland will preside. G. N. BRASSEY. Hon. Secretary. yvEVONrORT LAWN TENNIS CLUB. The .Annual General Meeting of the above Club -will be held in the Holy Trinity School room, on WEDNESDAY EVENING Next, at 8 p.m. Bi7B:nesb : The Election of Officers, &c. All I intending members are invited to attend. J I F. W. COOKK, Hon. Soo.



Volunteer Neticcs. yICT OR I A RIFLES. The Company will attind at the Drill-phcd TO-MORKOW (Tuesday) KVKKING. at 7.30 o'clock, in full dress, null witlj anna and ac contreincntß. OWEN MAHON, Captain. p"o¥s on cy " ki r l e's. Members of above Corps are to assomblo at Drill-ehcd on TUESDAY NIGHT, at 7.30 o'clock sharp, for Inspection Pnrado. Fined for non attendanco. (signed) d.b McDonald. _Cajjtain. ~\ ~U 6 K LAND TKO 0 P R. C. V. TROOP ORDERS. The Troop will muster ii. full strength Bt tho J.orno-street Hull on WEDNHJSO .lV EVKN ING, at 8 p.m., for tho election of officers and Oilier important business. Byordtr. J. C. BECCOMBE. Captain Commanding. UCKLAND ROYAL LANCERS.—AII Members ami Intending Members will Meet at tho Rl Una School tit S p.m. on TIIURS- J)AY next, to Elect Ofllcurs, elc—(Signed) Q. HAZELLi, Maaurof Kqultaiion. Lost mid Found. LOST, n. Bargain in Drapery and Cloth ing, by not calling at Hcnnken Bros.', 300 and 302. Queen street. OST^'R^rOLEN .from Kyber Pass Road, a Younn Pointer Hott, Liver end White no collar on.—Howard on returning him to A. Willlamc Kvber Puts Kond. Anyone found detainiDg him after this notice will bo prosecuted^ LOST, between Nowton and the Asylum, a small liver ai.d white Cocker Spaniel I)og. Any person returning the came to tho Thistle Hotel will bo rewarded. Any ptsraoa detaining the same after this notico will be pros eecuted.—Wm. Butler, Thistle Hotel. OST, (i Half-breri Loicostor Slicop aud 1 Sou* Down, comprising hotels, ewes, aud a wcibcr, ear mark, bole and tip, and tor brand on back. Information leading to the re covery of Bame will be rewarded. Any ono retaining them after Uiii dato will bo prose cuted. P.-rsona are out looking for them,— Chsrles Bisnbam, Otuhuhu. STRAYED, —A anyone roturn inir the samn 2 houses from the Police Bar racks, O'Korke-streot, will t.e rewarded. STRAYED from Nowmarket, a fortnight ago, Rod and White Cow, full milk, shelled horns.—Anyone rotnrninfr the Faroe to Hamley, Butcher, Newmarket, will be rewarded. OUND, a good Suit of Clothes at Hannkon Bros.1. 3.0 and 302. Queen-Btroet, for 253. A Man'3^ JjTOUND, on Saturday, a Spaniel Puppy. _£_.' — Owner cm have 2 ;me by applying Red Lamp, Waiififlold-street. Will bo so d after seven days if not claimed. Auctions. TO-MORROW. TO BOOT & SHOE MANUFACTURERS. BOOT UPPERS (A Largo Selection), FRENCH CALF, LEVANT GRAIN, AMERICAN TWEED. GABRIEL LEWIS Has reoflivea instructions to 8011, oa Tuesday October 6. at 11 o'olock, 8 CASES WELL-ASSORTED GENTS' BOOT UPPERS 5 eases French Calf, suporior 2 cases Levant Grain 2 case 3 Amerieaa Tweed fee, &o, &o. Terms at Sale. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7. ' Ex Wauganui. FIREPROOF SAFES, ZINC BUCKETS, CARPENTERS' TOOLS, CHAMOIS LEATHER, MEN'S BRIDLES, IRON BEDSTEAD 3, COFFEB POTS, BUGGY LAMPS, CANDLESTICKS, TINWARE, TRUNKS. DISH COVERS, FRYING PAJSS, BONNET BOXES, SPADES, SHOVELS, TOILET SETS, LOOKING GLASSES, &c, &c, &c. GABRIEL LEWIS Hsß been instructed to sell, on above dato, at 11 o'clock, A CONSIGNMENT OF ABOVE GOOD-!, Ex above ship. Without Reserve. EXCHANGE SALE ROOMS. ' TO THE TRADE. TO-MORROW, At Noou. APPLES, APPLESj APPLES, IQO CASES .^•v. JLO^ FRENCH OhuoO* orabs >v 18 OASES BTURMER . PIPPINS RICHARDSON & JACKSON. N.B.—Wo would coll th 9 attention of the trade to this sale, as it will be the last eonsign luentoi for the present season. W. S. COOHBANE.J (JAS. DAObF WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7. FANCY GOODS, PLATED WARE, MIRROUS, FIRST-CLASS VIOLIN AND CASE. EFFECTS DECEASED ESTATES. The Subscribers will sell by auction at their Rooms. Quoo-i-street, on Wednesday, October 7th, at 11 o'clock, A SMALL CONSIGNMENT or FANCY GOODS, coi.eisling of Desks. Albums. Lockets. Bracelets Concertinas, Mats, KniTos. Toys, Pictures, Book 3, Plated Ware, Jewel lery, &o. Clothine, Sewing Machine, Boots, Music. Kffects Deceased Estates First-clasa Violin and Case Gold Watch. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Auctioneers, w. S, OOCHBAUE.I |JAS. DACBF. MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. COTTAGE, BRADFORD-STREET, PARNELL. 50 ACRES, WHANGAMABINO. The Subscribers wi 1 sell at their Rooms, Queen street, on Monday, October 12 at 12 o'clock, A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, containing 5 rooms, situated in Bradtord btruot, erected on freehold allotment 28, sub division lot 61, section 1, Parnoll, having il feet frontage. Also, Allotment 55, Parinh of Whanifamarino, containing 50 acres, near Township ot Waeronga. BAMUEL COCHRANB & BON, Auotioneera. W. 8. OGOHRANBI fjAMKS DAOBB MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, VILLA RESIDENCES. MOUNT EDEN! MOUNT ALBERT! ri'ho subscribers have received instructions ta Soil by Pnblio Auction at thoit Rooms, Queen street, on Mon'Juy, October 12, at twelra oclock, A COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, nearly now.and faithfully builtand finished throughout, containiiiK Eight Large Rooms, fitted with evory cuuvuuienco; 2 bay windows, and Verandah f.ll round. There is also a large shed at tho back, large conceto tank with forca pump. This property has 132 foot frontagit to Croaurell strott, with entrance to tho Mount Kdou Kcaorvo, and is situate opposite tho residences of Messrs Woddel and 'Jhomp< son. The ffronnds aro well laid out and planted, and have carrioge drivo right up to House; thn view is one of the grandest and 'iioot extensive to be obtained in tho neighbourhood ; can never ho shut out. and includes both the Waitemattt and Manukau harbours. AIBO. A NEW CONCRETE VII jLA-Conveniently situated, next tho Railway Station (Mount Albert), contains 7 large rooms, walla all tinted plaster; two bay windows. There Is a large stable, coach-house, and contrete tank. Tna land consists of about 1 acre of rich volcania soil, and has about 209 feot frontage to Albeit' street. Terms easy. ■ SAMUEL COCHRANB & BON, I Auctioneers. W. VAILK.] |E. L, BRADLEY, PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. AUCTION SALE OF DRAPERY, &a, ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, At 11 o'Clock. VAILE AND BRADLEY Will Bell by auctioD. at their Auotfon Sala Room, A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORT MENT OF NEW AND SEASONABLE DRAPERY. VAILE AND BRADLEX,, Auction Merchants, Queen-street; Continued on Fourth 'PagoT" ""