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The Recent Boating Accident In Sydney.

iAS-Goroner held an inquest at the K*L Morgue regarding the death rf.manmujea afc Bofc «f' ; ?SS«y, Cloned at La Perouse, <r the body of the deceased, if the same battery as the sl ° W ie stated that on Saturday, the .-ffca with Frank Barbour, Davud Brcnnan, and a man to Georger's River; *J *•», Jfflso yards of the pier they *rt e SS , and soon afterwards 4tati at about 3.30 p.m. they T Serine, raob three civilians *C?W» Mr Forbes, and a boy. The be Seen across tje bay. assented to the pro- H 'ri and a 1 entered the boat. On SJ'themouth of the rivor one of the I ssked that the course should be iaSafe ho might be taken to the I Robinson's Beach ; the sea was IS at the time. After two success- I Kb" had been made, with a view to I IK* piev, Crichton, who was at I Ser, jibed the boat to bring her head IJ A sea struck her half-way up squall sprang up, turning I Sorer; 111 the occupants of the Inhierethae thrown into the sea; this 1 towed about a mile or a mile and a half ItaM? Robinson's Beach; everyone 1 Soget on to the keel; after they lulnclinrinK to the keel for about 10 IS WhSead exclaimed, "Here I ta, Tin off for the shore, and if I reach BteFllsendyou assistance. VVnite iwta swam away; a minute or two II to he had gone a gust of wind again ■ tetiijie; boat, and turned it over, lfcih« all that remained again into Hsnter; all succeeded in petting on to EtaJamiiß. Crichton then started for ftike; tfter those.who remained had ■b twice more turned into the water, Bfenfeftibr the shore; upon the boat ■kw more washed over, it was found missing; after an hour i'Htaed from the time they were first ißfciiito the water, Brennan managed to 'Baay {hesails; it was 5 p.m. when the jHjJiiptupset; when the sails were ej#sW-lwakrighted herself, but slic V a»d was about a foot -the- four men who were left fliiitcene remained in the boat till the fling morning. i ■ ifflEflrbes, bookkeeper and account- at Redfern, adduced HitawKcS was substantially the same Hik |iven by the witness Chai-les fflk«, He added that, the artillerymen iHjtupite'eoberon tho afternoon in ques- Iβ ijpte condition been otherwise,he §1 wlj it have gone in the boat with tM^v, those who clung to the boat to fche MRKOtuallj succeeded in paddling it to efcin'tith their hnnds, but those wlio EH#*Mdtoswim ashore were drowned. t"« fejaryrelnrhed a verdict that the man i| n scddeaißlly drowned. Jills couneo! the inquky, the coroner Btowi the jury that the body of David e&iWadbeeh found floating in Botany M «i»tabcut 7 o'clock that morning. The ■ wtoces of that man's death being ,-H Neil will those attending the death of. ■ fei*ir,!K) inquest would be held in that

Exploration of New Guinea.

HIQ SUCCESS OF CUTHBEKTSON S I EXPEDITION. M feW. I, CntbbertsoTi, the New Guinea ■ JNtto has returned to Port Moresby M *W fscenfcpf the Owen Stanley Range, ■J , Wpho the following to the ■sjSecrttery°fs jSecrtter y° f tlie R °y al Geographi m S%: "Cdoktown/September 30th. — ■ SSfn aml all Well » havin ? Obree, Owen |B J? but owing to the timidity M and their superstitions, ■ L^. ■ W to return almo3t ffle? y, M noting could prevent ; B"*Ul((tt from the summit with all 4Ej *&&? l hn pines and rhodo- owi "g to the above limited. Haritgan'a unreliable, the greatest being 2,300 feet, and MiZ 1 V journey fromtlie foot of iBySM; Ours is the only oxisedition fflihT'i'? 61, a Pproached-its base, let 1 |W("4 on f of leading heights. W% n t/ul ye in Melbourne about the 11 jl J October." 11 Cj ?J: G. Lawes, of New Guinea, «lC «!? , follows to Earon Yon 'H h looktowi i- -I congratulate HfiS. 1 ?. the ' brilliant success of v M«Wji?rvi'^ Blt of Mount Obree -" 1 IH^(!W ! -I l ?} intes also wires to Baron ■ «JW : - ,£ Cooktown, Sep. <■ mmmm^^ hsitßOn has been a '■-«**Bi4te i ol* ew Guinea > and is the m R #orn him next year."

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mvgm m. •-;.;,:.,: ■■ . — ■"•'•■wen m % I* , "'.I Sydney Morning * HSSfttt? , * 1 you the following ? received fr ° m °» c ° f i fll Ne£? ■ moa, in re fche recenfc 1β1 8315 S that K rou P- I }i ave 'fflHf 111 doi . ng thi5 > as th ®y Ulf lB i{fl n ee r 8 and men in ie»iffif events, carried out; the the y were com -IBS^lM 88 was Possible, though ..'■^■fil^ffl^ Provocation from tfie Iβ €? *« L Can sy thig in sim P ]e eft^'SSAf 4 ' men em P l °y ed ' l»C e -WU° or81n & or expressing ie»^teteK fcice or ofch«rwise of fkIH&J 7 n theGerman Govern % I ft < fiL aEO, m BBOW *. General Mißsion

» I I or Iβ WML* 0 , ndtrful foud for the jMB^MBWira , ;Of llw throat nnd 1 *<""«SSSi"-.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1881

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Prapery, Clotfatog, &c COMPULSORY SALE GENERAL DRAPERY CLOTHING AND MERCERY. IN consequence of the Dissolution" of Partnership and death of the late Mr. W. Woodroffe, the Melbourne Drapery and Clothing Company are compelled to realise on the whole of their extensive stocks to close the; late Partnership Ac count. THE SALE COMMENCED MONDAY, OCTOBER 3rd, The whole of the Stook being offered AT LANDED COST OB UNDER Compulsory Sale of the Melbourne Drapery and Clothing Stock to close late partnership account on Monday Next. COME EARLY & BUY LARGELY! EVERYTHING CHEAP! Hotelkeepers and Storekeepers Note ! THE MELBOUEISFE DRAPERY AND CLOTHING COMPANY, QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. SPRING »887. SPRINQ '887 Smith &Caughey IMPORTERS Ex Steamships Tongcuriro, Arawa, Aorangi, and Sail ing Vessels Crusader and Piako. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Silks, Satins, etc. NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Dress Fabrics. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Prints, etc. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Mantles. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in. Millinery. SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Ribbons, Laces, etc. qpRTNG NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Hosiery and Gloves, SPRING NOVELTIES AND GOOD VALUE in Small Wares. Tnlm .., e -hiements of Calicoes, Sheetings, Shirtings, Hollands, Towels, Linens, etc. S? TrecrS Manchester and Belfast which will be sold at an, ° ' un der usual wholesale prices for CASH ONLY. CLOTHING. rru Lion Brand Geelong Clothing in Men's, Youths', and Boys' sizes (obtair SS 2?fick&donly S ourestablishment) is proving itself unsurpassed for cut, finist awe m Auc*uutt* j and wearing qualities; THE GENTS , MERCERY AND HAT DEPARTMENT unit oi«n h* found replete with all the requirements for a first-class trade. Gents' Hats SmJw'SS Collars and Cuffe, Half-Hose Braces, etc., in great variety. 477 Gnods are marked in PLAIN FIGUBES fo: m OOab CASH ONLY. JVO SECOND PRICES AND NO DISCOUNIS. Ami Article not and returned in good eon diiion within U days will be exchanged for othe goods or money refunded. SMITH & CAUGHEY, Ctt a»t Tcs rNMTTH Purchasers are cai HAR LE S CJ Mlx a, tioned ft g a inst an infe ! ~™™ ior wheel now bom «v WSS MANUFACTURER OF BASSINETTES, pushed on the marke PERAMBULATORS, INVALID with wood uavo. Tl CARRIAGES, &C. best in the v.-oi-]d ai (Near Freeman's Bay.) +* oaniitu



Vnfolic Notices (LIMITED). IMPORTANT TO SHIPOWNERS, CAPTAINS, SHIPBUILDERS AND OTHERS. STOCK IN THE ASSIGNED ESTATE OF D. H. MCKENZIE. T. & S. MOKRIN & CO. (LIMITED) being the suc cessful tenderers for the whole of the first-class and well assorted Stock in the above Estate, at a great reduction on cost, have the pleasure to intimate that the same is now being removed to their Shipchandlery Premises in Lower Queen Street, and they are in a position to supply their customers at LOWEST POSSIBLE PKICES. ... ~ 111:, 11. F. ANDERSON, Manager Shipchandlery Department, i LEAVING AUCKLAND IN A FEW DAYS J r, 'DRAPERY Given Away At Any Price. C. A. PORTER n h, 276, QUEEN STREET, CORNER OF WAKEFIELD STREET, SEASONS 1837-1888. SEASONS 1887-1858. ;;,THE BON MARC HE QUEEN STREET, AUCKLAND. LESTJEITJK & CO MILLINERS & COSTUMIERS, A r<, now showing all the latest EfIOLISH and PARISIAN'NOVELTIES in DRESS FABBICS. Em hrnidored Lawn Robes, Plain and i'anoy Tussore Silks, Lace Flonncings, Btaid and Bead Sets ~ A Panels Trimming Silks, choice and carefully selected Millinery, trimmed and untrimmed, Corsets, Gloves, Ribbons, Laces, in great variety, Fancy Sets, Flowers. Feathers, etc., etc. 3r- ' T HE BEST VALUF dBTAINABLE IN EVERY DEPARTMENT "f FOR WETT CSASH ONLY! ho £■ ,vo M DRESSMAKING A SPECIALTY.-Fit, style, and finish of every Dress made at THE BOH an jffAKCHE, for 12s. 6d. only, is equal to any procurable in the Colony, Mourning and country orders recolve prompt attoution. ° PATTERNS POST FREE.



Public Notices. BOOTS. BOOTS. BOOT§. GREAT SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES T. EVANS', KARANGAHAPE ROAD, IT IE W T O 3ST Who, for the purpose of making room for Spring an,d Summer , Goods, is clearing the whole of his large stock of Winter Goods at considerable reduction in price. The stock includes a splendid assortment of Boys' and Girls , School Boots (high and low legs) and without doubt the best in the trade. Also Ladies' KidLeglets made on the premises at 9s 6d per pair Women's and Children's Boots and Shoes of all kinds and variety equally cheap. ALL GOODS MARKED PLAIN OR TICKETED. SALE TO CONTINUE FOR NINE DAYS ONLY. 1 "'■'—■— • — PLEASE NOTE THE ADDRESS THE PEOPLE'S BOOTMAKER KARANGAHAPE ROAD, NEWTON. Garlick & Cranwell JUST OPENED 523 PAIRS LACE CURTAINS Prices—3s 6d, 3s lid, 4s 6d, ss, 5s 6d, 6s 7s 9d; 9s 6tJ, 10s 9d, 12s 6dj 15s 6d up to 50&' tfilu mvu „„, „ . ~, ~.. .VB jB V CHEAP. THIS PATTERN, 50 PAIRS AT Bslld. Houses Furnished Throughout CARPETS, FLOOE CLOTHS, MATTINGS, IRON BEDSTEADS & BEDDING. Cheap and Good Furniture for every Room in the House. Garlice & Cranwell QUEEN STREET. CHEAP DRAPERS, CLOTHIERS, AND GENERAL STOREKEEPERS- X ARANGAHAPE ROAD, C '$Ss£si