To-morrow's Observer will contain.

Auckland Star, Volume XVL, Issue 3805, 19 October 1882, Page 2

To-morrow's Observer will contain .

Tho Tanrunßß Rna»d»l-another I'^llce Kitaira Oauo ; An AnoM«nd M«d!o.l Man a bo-na"n£ dont la v Divoroe c«b« ; A Muoa-murrjj DX Man, too muoh Jar—« Blgamtat anxious to beoomo a TilH&tnlst; Judge Johnston on Wifa Coerolon; Cnriono Scrip Episode; Podamaln Iosolenco; Tho Gong Papers No. 2-ChlDa Ohong on tno Marriage QoobHob ; Tonran Affairs-the true Hlewry of tho Petition &c &o. Mr John McLeod has been appointed Bsorqtary ot the G.iollo Charon Sorvioa Committee. A mooting is called for to-morrow evening at 733 o'clock, at the shop ot Mr Marchle, Bhortland strew. A special meeting of tho Ladies' Committee ot Bt. Benedict's Ohuroh Is convened for tomorrow at I p.m. Arrangements are being actively made for tbe annual ontertetnroont by Dean's Minstrels on tho evening of the Prince of Walot'o Jiiith'iay. Ab an lmrrovement we losrn that thlj year tho "ohairbnslnfs*" is to bo omitted from tho programme, and ihi saoooßS of the venture staked on the excellence o( the oonoerc and bail, both of which are to ba superior to thoie ot former years. Where can I buy dry, warm Scoria? Apply S. N.'/i. In9ur«Dou Uaiidlnga, re Mt Albert Township.—[ idvt.] Are you seeking Health? Build I/it, Albert Town'hip (J.8.K.)-[ADvr.] Tho industrial branch of the Government

Insurance Department 1b beiEg vlßoroosly worn oil in this district. It w 111 be seen by ndveitlsement in another column thnt Mr Dodbq, the A nob land superintendent of tho department, 14 advertising (or two or three enenjetlo persons to act ac agenta. Persons wllllnpr to act aro r?quested to make Immediate application to Mr Douso, at the office of the department in the Poat ofllco buildings. " Picturesque new Zealand " (Edi'ei by Mr C. 0. Montroso) "Picturesque New Zealand" (Part 1., price Is) will be published in a fw days, and will bo on sale at the Booksellers. Tho work—which is dedicated (by permission) to Sm George Grey—is handsomely illustrated, and contains ftraphio descriptive letterpress. It is the first popular publication for the tourist and lover of the picturesque ever issued in this form in Now Zealand, and it is eminently flttod to convey to tho minds of all readers, in a pleasant and entertaining form, an adequato impression of the characteristic natural beauties and wonders o£ New Zealand. It will form an jiAunBOME and iNTETtRSTINO object for tho drawing room and study, a fitting SOUVENIR for tho traveller and tourist, an acceptable oipt to friends abroad, aa well a3 a useful guide to tlioHu ill search of the picturesque and beautiful in Nature; while it will convoy to colonists who aro unablo to make an oxtonßive tour of the colony an excellent idea of its most striking beauties and remarkable natural wonders.