" 7 He heard the town clock strike Se about the time. M Hesketh addressed the Court some Jt , Iv, 9 nd contended that this case was not f Uning of the, act. The charge aTfor suffering hquor to be drunk on a orwUv but it was not shewn that Mr Car. KdSkSar after twelve oVOoek. ffis flonorship reserved judgment. . This was all the business.

ST. MARY'S CONCERT.

A N amateur concert was given last night at tr choral Ball m aid of the Organ Fund of If Mary's, Parnell. Considering that it . fh P nisht following his Excellency's ball, Ml w« very fairly filled, and the fund by about £30, quite a 3 much as was expected The concert was as whole a success. In tne first overture there was a want of decision at the com mencement, but as the performers warmed to both time and tune were excellent, and *t the conclusion they were loudly applauded. The duets, which were sung by two young ladies welt-known for their vocal capabilities, were executed with great taste and finish, iL^ialLv "II ciel consenta," which was Ski In *he <l«artette •' Integer Vite," sung by four of our best gentlemen amateurs, the nicety of expression which the music demands was marked in a very careful manner. A song by a lady, ' < Sing on, sing on ye little birds," with flute obligato, W as one of the best things of the even ing It requires great range of voice, and has some difficult passages. The fair nerformer possesses the one and mastered the other. At the conclusion an encore was demanded and responded to. Want of space prevents us following the items of the programme. A feature of the second part was a song, "The Betrothal," composed by the Hon. Captain Egerton, who himself accompanied the singer. The song has merit of a high order and affords oppor tunities of passionate expression rarely met with among modern compositions. It was put into the mouth of a gentleman who gave good effect to its rendering, and it went so well that we hope it will be given again soon. Gung'l's March " Forwards" was so finely executed by the band that we must forgive them some slight lapses they were guilty of in the 'andante movement from the "Lobgesang." Captain Egerton conducted with consummate skill. We could wish this gentleman a longer residence among us. His splendid musical talents have already exer cised a considerable influence on our Auck land instrumentalists and vocalists.

TELEGRAPHIC

(From our own Correspondent.)

LATEST FROM WAIKATO.

PURTJKUTU TURNED UP.

ALEXANDRA,

This day. Purukntu has turned up. He had gone to liia own place to obtain supplies of food. He does not appear at all grateful for the solici tude manifested by the kingites on his be half, and the rumours regarding his death. A messenger, just arrived from Orahiri, reports that there is no news about Purukutu, who is supposed to be dead in the bush.

LATEST THAMES NEWS.

NEW GROUND PEGGED OUT.

ALBION TRIBUTE CRUSHING.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

This day. The Forester's tilaim tribute had a crush ing of 5 tons, which yielded sozs 7dwts. A new lease of 16 acres named the Champ ion Lion was pegged out south of the Van guard this morning. South British struck soft sandstone at the bottom at a depth of 193 ft. Albion (Kelley's tribute) retorted to day. Prom about 50 tons crushed they expecb 80ozs gold. The Old Whau got the colour of gold in the hanging wall last night. The Pumping Association have slung their rods in safety. They will be down to-night. Sales: Caledonian, £10 ss; Whau, £4 15s, £4 16s 6d; Coliban, 7s; Cure, 15s 6d; Bright Smile, £5 10s j City of London, 23s ; Exchange, 15s.

LATEST FROM COROMANDEL.

ATTACK ON CAPTAIN HARGEEAVES,

PUBLIC TESTIMONIAL.

COROMANDEL.

This day. An accident occurred at Kikowhakarere yesterday., A man named George Rogers Was badly burnt. He is now in the Hospital ttpidly recovering under Dr Hovell's care. .The annual Hospital meeting will be held w-day for the election of a new committee. _IVrar applications for the managership of of the Brutus mine have been received, and ™l be opened on Monday. .A libellous article appears in the News ™s morning, characterising Captain Har peaws as a common thief. Great indigna «on is felt, and a testimonial is being got up oy the passengers. People k are thoroughly »kk of.the scurrility of the News, and its nn£ dvv c disguated. Mail has a good article to-day on co operative stores. It is strongly against one wing formed at ;ooromandel.

TAURANGA.

m. . This day. dCv WlUbe great competition at the ap- W ?> g aucfci °n sale of Tauranga mission »wi in Tauranga township TL. y obtain»We at excessively high prices. C k *!; e 1 .numeroas enquiries for rural land, t£, j?g?,are being erected in all direc «ino» -iV 5 Gov emment offices are progres -mg rapidly. There is no native news.

MAKETU.

W a ';: This day. tefclfti 1V? meeting at Te Puki opened E/i£ when there was great opposition, »«wnghthe.diB P nta title of Henry natiw \*H He leaves this morning with tttfcfaw• t0 1 . e l x»m"ie the boundaries, and the E r 18 likely to end in the lease of a large n r chaße of a smau °ne the o^Xu^^ n W'» returned from .Napier

LATEST SOUTHERN NEWS.

:fIE CHURCH SYNOD.

ADMINISTRATION OF CHURCH PROPERTY.

Per Press Telegram Company.]

THE WANGANUI RACES. . WELLINGTON. <3mLu~ * ** * committee be appointed to ■***» <my*s iftwMohtlie General Synod ■" ■■■ •■ ■ ■■■•■•■■

t^Ze™^™*™*' a rep°rt On the motion of the Dean of Christchurch CWf*fo/ A establishing Diocese Courts and Courts of Appeal was a read a first time, and ™Ji!l.™ \° if ne ecclesiastical offences and punishments thereof. It was resolved, on the motion of Arch ilfrT v? tO f °X 'l Th&t a General Pension session? 6 % mt dJ° hold office till next session to collect data in reference to each diocese both as to the help it may need and wnat it can contribute to the general pension scheme; to draw up a scheme on data col lected, and submit the same to the several Diocesan Synods for approval, and if unani mous to bring the scheme into operation a! 1"^ 6 authorit J of the General Synod." l La General Synod a bill was introduced »y Mr Ackland and read a second time for defining the mode of procedure in altering or repealing the new fundamental provisions of tJie constitution. It was resolved, on the motion of the Dean of Christchurch, that the bynod deplores the wide prevalence of intemperance amongstprefessing churchmem bers of all classes. That one evil is so great as to call for special agents for its abatement; but that the mode of doing so is best left in the hands of Diocesan Synods, andtheSvnod earnestly request their attention to' the matter. A select committee is to be appointed to prepare a form, according to which all the statistical returns of the several dioceses shall be made.

Wholesale produce quotations — Flour, £13 to £14, for best brands ; no wheat in the market ; oats getting easier, 4s 7d to 4s 9d at auction, ex store 5s ; maize, Gs 6d to 7s, retail parcels, stock low; potatoes, £4 10s to £5 ; hams, 9d ; bacon, 6d to 7d ; butter, Is to Is Id for best dairies ; cheese, 6d to 7d ; best salt butter, Is to Is Id,

DUNEDIN.

This day. The financial statement will be made by the treasurer on Monday, when the estimates and balance-sheet will be produced.

PORT CHALMERS.

This day. The Buckinghamshire made a passage in 77 days from the Start. She has 405 souls, a number of whom ai'e for Wellington. Two children died on the passage. The Jane Court has 475 souls. She is not a very good ship, yet all has been well on board.

LYTTELTON.

This day. Arrived : City of Agra, 80 days from the Downs, with 32 passengors; Coriga, from Kaipara. v

WANGANUI.

This day.

Grand Colonial Steeplechase : Butcher Boy (Nelson horee), 1 ; Supplejack, 2 ; Isleman, 3 ; the rest nowhere. Maiden Plate : The Arrow, 1; Euchre, 2; Yorkshireman, 3. The meeting was well attended, and the racing good.

Arrival of the Rooparell from London.

The New Zealand Shipping Company's fine new iron ship Rooparell, Captain Sandveg, arrived in harbour at 3 o'clock from London, after a passage of 95 days from port to port or 90 from land to land. She brings the largest number of immigrants ever brought to this port, her compliment of passengera numbering 367. Captain Sandveg reports leaving London 24th Feb. Encountered very rough weather in the channel, landed pilot at Dodman Point on the 27th February. Lost sight of the land on the 2nd March, and had fair weather to the Equator, which was crossed in long 26 W, Picked up the N.E. trades in 9 North on the 15th March, They proved very light. The S.E. trades were carried to 25deg. S. Passed the meridian jf'of the Cape 25th April, in 41 S. Kan down the eaßting in 45 deg: S. In the course of it experi enced strong westerly winds, at times amounting to a gale, in one of which carried away flying jib-boom. Made the land (the North Cape) early yesterday morning, and had fine strong north-east breeze into port. The Eouparell brings her multitude of pas sengers in good health. Three deaths occurred during the early part of the pas sage. These were Charles Kewley, aged 29, of consumption and paralysis ; and two in fants named Lawrence and Burrows, the first of consumption, and the other of bronchitis. Three births have taken place on the way out, in addition to one premature birth. There being no infectious disease on board Captain Burgess brought the ship up the harbour, and she anchored off the wharf about three o'clock. No one was suffered to go on board, however, till after the Health Officer had been on board. Dr Philson and the Immigration Commissioner, Mr Ellis, went off at half past three, and the immigrants are now being inspected. Per ship Kooparell, from London: Married:-; Sharp; Stephen W. 27, Emma 26, Wm. W. 4, Ernest A 2, Ellen C. infant; Fryer: Thomas 42, Elizabeth 41, James 11, Anne 8; Winter: James 40, Mary 34, Ann 13, Alice 12, Emily 10, Eose 8, J?neC, Wm. W. 4, Herbert 1; Stevens: Wm. 38, Martha S 31, Amy F. 2; Laurencs: Malm 28, Sophia 26, Sarah A. 8, Rose E. 0. Cornelius 4, Alice S. 1; Burrows:, Henry W. 38, Sarah A. 37, Frances S. 10, Louise 7, Susan 5, Henry E. 3; Mark W. 1; Whittle: Charles 34, Maria 35 Ann M. 4, Christiana 3: Care: George 31, Sarah 20, Emma 1; Kogers: Henry 40, Mary 42 Joshua 10, Lydia 8, ■ Edward 6, Kate 5, George 1; Crayford: William 37; Anne 37, Ellen E. 4, Edith M 2, Daisy M. 1; James: James 40, Lucy 30, Emily 6, Willie 1; Archibald: Thos. 59, Harriet 48, Catherine 18; Archibald: Wm. 22 Esther C 22, Wm 1- Curtis: Stephen 28, Sarah 30; Bland: Jno. 88 Ann 22, Alfred 10, Charles 9, Stephen 7; French: Robert 3i, Catherine 33, Peter 10, Jo^n 7, Robert 5, Catherine' 3, Thomas 1; Hunt: Fred A. 29 Mar a 80. Miliicentll, Emma 10, Clara 6, Elizbeth 4, Ellenl, Gallon- Robert 56, Rachel 35, Ann S. 15, Robert W. in Tnhn S 9 Eliza 7, Ellen 5; Mole: David 21, J&ria J 22- Curtis: Hy.' 31, Sarah 31, Annie 9, By. V James 3 Florence 1; Cannell: Wm 86. Mary A. Vi Philip I Alice 11, Frances 6, Agnes 4, Catherine 2, Worencel- Hines: Robert 22, Emily C. 20; Downy: rwiotte 37 Benin. R. 37: McGraham: Thos. 26, r^horine 25- Wey: Wm. 32, Emily 30, Chas 6, Martha 4; *ane/: George 88, Elizth. 36; BattuhaU: Thos 30, Sophia 29, Florence J. 2, Chas. T 1- Hayes: Chas. 40, Maria 38, Mary E. 15, winiatn II Charles 7, John 4, George 1; 28, Matilda «; "c»°s» ls,;i'rid;.: Jarne. 30, S.r»l. 19, Hemy >ft, WjSf J'VS. B i'nSh. S, Arthur 4, ?"■"?£'' ■'£££ ramSt 21. Harriet 22; Thomas 21, John W^"*™^ Rutledge, George WilUm 19; Draper, ■'•""■ r ,™lSt, Joto »■ G. 18, Owen P. }?: o«- Sraallmaii, 21: Parking. Jno. T. 2li Prevost, Thoa. ia. w"1"'

Robt. F. 19; Ho!loway,'?Jas. 28; Hudson, John 20; Wiliiainscn, Mark 21; Wheaton, Hector E., 19; Lloyd, Jno. 27; Daly, Stephen 21; Smith, John E. 37; Bold, Jno. T. 25; Foy, Wm. 27; Slyth, Jno. H. 19; Hand, John 21; Stephen, Win. 23; Nicholas, E. 22; Wright, Jas. 33: Grovor, Albert 21; Williamsoi, Jno. 23; Strenlocko, Thos. 22; Pearce.E-lwd. 24; Cockfleld, Jno. 20; Jamieson, Arthew 22; Bracowell, Jas. 22; Stilwell, Wm. A. 2S; Tyack, Josh. P. 24; McMahon, John 24; Pegg, Richard J. 19; Porter, Alfred 19; Co .per, Henry S. 20; Larter, Henry A. 20; Robinson, William T. 19: Miller, He^ry W. 30; Putman, Fred. 23: Trimmer W. SO; Wenn, John E. 19; Attwood, George 24: Daubney, Jnn. H. 21: Alfrey, Alfred 27; Sa\ill, Walter 18; Lacer, Wm. 28; Slmmonds, Jas. 27; Taylor, Joshua W. 25; Quale, Alfred 24; Card, Thos. W. 21; Scotchmer, Wm. 22 ; Ward, H. S4; Janes, Wm. J. 19; Brooks, Jas. 27; McCarthy, Thos. 22; Byrne, John 21; Alharet, Charles E. 24; Sirkett, Walter 22; Kewley, Charles 20; Marshall, William H. 23; Sykes, Thomas A. 20; Norris: Charles 33, William 8: Merganeth, J. 22; Martisi, Emanuel 23; Accolino, Anton 23: I'ader, Louis 27: Gossetti, Jacob 22; Willendorf, Albert 26; Voigt, Fredk. 28; Dela wai'i, Peter 30; Luge, Luoni 29: Caloas, Leopold 26; Spannazel, Carl 25; Crawford, Dan 22; Roe, Henry 23; Tucker, Stephen 19; Schnell, Anton 33; Thie?el, Carl 2G; Lehmann, F. 20: Erdman, 11. 24; Quible, 24; Baylis, George W. 23. Single women :— Frost, Martha 19; Hunt, Catherine 24; Spackman, Sarah 19 ; Brewer, Sarah 20; Rogers: Mary 19, Helen 17, Emily 15, Fanny 12; Raines, Esther 19; Bowsher, Kate 14; Bailey: Mary G. 19, E. C. 24; Lanfear, Elizabeth 20; Jennings, Caroline 19; Saunders, Mary A. 17; Fryer, E. 17 Widdleton, Ann 18. Per Eoopareil, ship, from London:—2lss rails, 7 paskages, Minister of Public Works; 10 casks, Benderson and Macfarlane ; 5 casks, R. Baird; 10 cases, B. and H. Isaacs; 20 barrels, 1 butt, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 1 case, Sir G. Grey: 7 cases, 25 bundles, order; 8 tanks, Combes and Dal^y^ cases, 2 barrels, 3 bales, 3 casks, 12hhds , W. Phillipps nn»l Son; 14 cases, 9 casks, 1 bale, 5 bundles, lba?, Hamilton Brothers; 1 case, order; 1G oases, 1 cask, M. J. Andrews; 1 hhd., 2 cases, W. Ewen; 6 cas^s, J. 'Roberton and Co.; 10 crates, 1 cask samples, J. B. Francis; 9 packages, Fraser and Tinne; 4 casks, 1 bundle, Robert Neale; 3 bales, Stewart and Ander son; C bales, 20 drums, 2 cases, 34 packages, Williams and Co.; 92 cases, 02 casks, 7 bales, 5 hhds., 20 barrels, 00 bags, 79 kegs, SO cases, 2 cases samples, E. and H. Isaacs: 50 barrels, J. S. Macfavlano and Co.; 100 boxes, order; 28 cases, Ea'nett and Levy; 3 cases, Union Sash and Door Co.; 4 cases, Winks and Hall; 11 casks, R. Brewer; 1 case, W. J. Palmer: 0 bales, Wyiks and Ha1!; 1 case, order; 1 case, J. and !■'. Stubbs and Co.; 1 c <?e, E. Wayte; 101 cases, 19 casks, i order; 369 cases, E. and H. Isaacs: 3 casks, order; 13 packages, T. Peacock, 96 cases, 1 cask, 02 trunks, Le\\!s Brothers; 41 casks, 10 ca^es, Ireland Brothers; 2 cases, order; 7 crates, J. B. Francis; 3 cases, J. Edson: 12 eves, Combes and Daldy; 4 casks, 6 cases, order; 11 tales, 5 cases, TCushUrook and Bridgmnn; 2 casks, order; 2 cases, 3 casks, It. Copley: 4 ci.sks, 4 cases, Combes and Da'dy: 1 cask, Union Steam Pfiw mi'l Co.; 121 cases, 54 bundles, 1 chain, ordor; 14 casks, 50 kegs, 7 cases, W. Pl)illipp3 and Son; COO boxes, 13 cases, 4 packages, 5 casks, 1 crate, 4 wheels, 36 cases, 1 barrel, 92 packages, 9 ca^ks, 7 packages, E. Porter and Co.; 105 ko(.;s, 4 barrels, 1 ra*k, 4 cases, 3 hhds.. Stone Brothers; 45 drums, 12 kegs, 8 cases, rrder: 12 trunks, 39 cases, 12 bales, .>. Cosgravc and Co ; 19 case?, 3 crates, E. and 11. Isaacs; 1 case, T. L. White; 1 casr\ addressed; 1 case, K. • Jraham; 6 cases, E. and IT. Isaacs; 1 case, J. liout;s9 cases, Holland and P.utlfir: 4 ca-es, order; 241 camp ovens, 3 cases, 3 hhds., 1 ctsk, J. and J. Dickey; 40 lots wire, 1 casj, 7 kegs, E. Porter and Co.: 343 iron rails, 150 kegs, 12 casks, 10 anchors, 4 ca<es, 412 <nmp ovens, 391 covers, 200 iron pots, 1 cask, 1 case, 2 casks, 2 bales, 2 case?, 1 cask, 93 casks, 23 lihds , 29 boilers, 12 cases, 29 kegs, J. package, 130 boxes, 2 bales, 8 rolls, 9 cises. 152 bales, 280 keg--, 14 casks, T. ( and S. Morrin; 50 half-hhds . 1 case, Bruwn, Camp be I', and Co.; 2 bales, Ireland Bi-olher.s; 80 cast s, order; 2 cases, Charles Shepherd; 1700 pipes, 78 pieces, 20 plates, 15 lengths, 5 ca?es, Auckland GrflS Company; 1 case, order; 2 cases, J. Edson; 00 cases, Brown, Camp bell and Co.; 10 cases, order; 1 case, W. S. King; 1 case, R. Clarke; 1 case, order; 7 casos, E. Porter and Co.; 10 cases, 9 packages, 5 bales, A. Clarke and Sons; 90 cases, order; 1 case, address; 120 cases, 4 bales, 10 qr.-casks. 1 tank, 20 barrels, 110 bcxes, order: 108 packages, R. Lusk; 2 packers, J. T. Leißbton; 7 eases, order; 13 hhds., 10 qr.casks, 120 eases, 20 drums, 100 jars, 10 kegs. 0 crates, 6 bags, Brown, Campbell and Co.; 2 package1, 44 tanks, New Zealand Shipping Company. For Napier: 9 casos, Stuart and Co.—New Zealand Shipping Co., agents.

PROVINCIAL COUNCIL.

YESTERDAY.

EDUCATION.

Mr Swan gave notice to move a resolution memorialising the Colonial Parliament to ad vance the money necessary to carry on edu cation in thia province, and to introduce a measure for raising a sufficient sum to meet the educational requirements of the colony, the'money to be handed over to the provinces for distribution. APPROPRIATION BILL. Severaljmembers expressed the opinion that the consideration of the Appropriation Bill should not be proceeded with until the ques tion of of education had been determined. Mr Sheehan announced that the legal opinion on the rating clauses of the Educa- ( tion Bill had affirmed the validity of the clauses, and the possibility of sustaining them in a court of justice. Art amendment, moved by Mr Dargaville, to postpone the discussion of the Appropria tion Bill until the Education Bill had been further considered in Committee, was then negatived by 23 against 18. $ A lengthy discussion ensued, several mem bers contending that the estimated revenue would not be realised. On division the se cond reading was carried. Ayes, 24: Messrs. Bagnall, Beveridge, Boylan, Brown, Byron, Cadman, Carpenter, Cheeseman, Crispe, Dignan, Graham, John son, Kelly, McLeod, Morris, Philips, Prime, Reed, Roche, Sheehan,! Swanson, Taylor, Tonks, and Wilbon. Noes, 11 : Messrs Ball, Carleton, Darga ville, Hay, Hurst, Moat, Ormiston, Ryburn, Shepherd, Swan, and Wood. city £50,000 loan. Mr Dignan moved the second reading of the City of Auckland Loan Empowering Bill, authorising the city to borrow a sum of £50,000onthe security of certain of itsendow ments; £20,000 during the first year, and not more than than that sum at any other time, except on certain conditions. Mr Philips seconded the motion. After discussion the second reading was carried without division. HIGHWAYS BILL. Clause 3 of this bill, empowering Boards[to borrow money on the security of rates was carried on division by 15 against 13. After several motions for adjournment had been negatived the Government, out of re spect for absent country members, consented to report progress. BTLLS PASSED. : The Newmaoket Hall site and Tuakau Road Bills passed their final stage. THAMES AND WAIKATO ROAD. Mr Bagnall moved and address to the Superintendent asking him to place on the additional estimates a sum sufficient to cover the cost of a road from Thames to Waikato via Ohinemuri. The Council then adjourned till Monday.

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WANTED to SELL, in Yincent street a two storey Freehold Residence; owner leaving Auckland. Price, £350.-Apply to W. F. Hammond, Architect and Surveyor, Shortland streefc. . ' ' WANTED, a Housemaid; refer ences required. --Apply before 12 o'clock on Monday to Mrs Chamberlln, Eden Orescent, WANTED, one first-class Cook and ■ Stewart, and Ten A.B.*s-Apply E. Brown, Queen-street wharf, or the Custom House, Monday, 10o'clock. ' .._ ■■ : WANTED, by a young lady, a Situation in a Confectioner's or Tobacconist's shop.- Apply by letter to " J. A." Mrs Shaffers. West Queen-street. \ ' - - ' ■ WANTED, Apprentices to the Millinery.—Apply immediately at the Star Office. -■■ ' : ANTED, a Barmaid-for Upstairs Bar.—Apply M. ConwrW! Greyhound | oteL •. j- ~ ;. n '■' ■ '■'■ [i iS.V'iP



WANTED, a Female General Servant. —Apply Mrs H. Isaacs, Waterloo Quadrant, oppotite Government House. References ; required. ?g§i WANTED, a young Nursegirl,— Apply Mrs Thomson.Upper Symonds-street, five doors from St. Sepulchre's Church. WANTED, Everybody to know that W. S. JONES, Saddler, Queen- street, is appointed Sole Agent for Flliman's Celebrated Royal Kmbrocation for Horses, Cattle and Sheep, a certain cure for Lamener't, Sprains, Cut% and Sores of every kind. Second consignment per Jubilee just opened, WANTED, a General Servant; wages no object to a good respectable girl. One from the country preferred.—Apply to Mrs Hesketh, Epsom. ■ WANTED, a Chief Officer for the Mission Schooner Southern Crops, now lj inu at the Bay of Islands ; none but competent men need apply.— Apply on Monday at Anderson and Co.'s WANTJED, a competent House maid.—Apply A.8.C., EvjenikgStae Office. ANTED, a Youth.—Apply to Mr G. W. Friend, Draper, Queen-street. WANTED to CHAETEE, the new and fas-sailing Schooner Belle Brandon. —Apply to G. Holdship and Co. WANTED, a good Machinist to work Thomas' or Singer's Machine.—Apply at once to 11. L. Posaeneskie, Cl-.thing Manufacturer, High-ttrcet. ■\X7AKTED, Caiters to Excavate and Cart V V Eaitli from the Hill-side on to the ad joining Allotments at Freeman's Bay. Work to be commenced at once. Price required at per cubic yard ; also for scoria.—Apply to J. C. Stovin, 14, Insurance Buildings. WANTED, first-class Machinists and Fitters. Wages, 30s per week.—Apply William llyland, Boot Closer, Wyndham-street. TX"/ANTED,'a respectable middle * * aged Woman as Working ffoustteepor in a family of three.—Apply for address at this ollice. WAIN TED, a respectable young Girl, about 14 years of ago.—Apply to Mrs Ihomas, Graf ton Road, WAISTED, two Bootmakers, in or out-doors : piece-work or by the week.— Apply to J. J. Austin, Queen street, Onehunga. WANTED, a strong active Youth about 10 or 18 years of age, to deliver bread and make himself generally useful; must be accus tomed to horses.— Apply to G. W. Binney, Queen street, Auckland. WANTED, a respectable Servant Girl able to cook and make herself useful; small household —no children.—Apply to Mrs Dyer, Selwyn Terrace, Parnell. Good references indispensable. WANTED to SELL, a comfortable five-roomed House, with every convenience, and commanding a splendid view of the harbour, within 15 minutes' walk of the Union Bank. Price, £250.—Apply to Samuel Wells, 129, Queen-street. WANTED, the Occasional Assistance of a Clerk a few hours during the week; must write a good hand, and understand book keeping.—Address, stating terms, to S., Box 170, Post-office, Auckland. WANTED, a Night Porter and Billiard Marker.—Apply at the Greyhound Hotel. WANTED, Purchasers for Men's Linen-faced Collars, Women's and Girl's Stockings, in wool and cotton, Men's and Youths' Socks, Tooth Brushes, Combs, Assorted Perfumes, &c, at 6d ; Stay Busks, 2d each ; Boot Laces, 4d per dozen ; Wool Socks, from 3d : Earrings, 4d per pair; Scarfs, &C.-J. GREEN, 53, New Market. ANTED, the general public to know that W. KIRBY, corner of Queen and Wakefleld-strcets, has on sale :—Newcastle Coal (wholesale and retail), at the lowest rates. Bricks, Lime, Sand, Shells, Tiles, Iron-bark Shafts, Spokes, and Red-gum Felloes, &c, &c, alwayson hand. WANTED, Purchasers for Cot fage and other Pionafortes by Broad wood and Sons, of London. To be seen at Mr Dowden's, No 129, Queen-street. WANTED, Tenders for the Erection of two Warehouses in Durham treet, until SATURDAY, the 30th instant. Plans nd specifications to 13 seen on application to Mr .lackay, at Bruce's, Coachbuilders. US .•! WANTED, a Boy to read Manu script.—Apply at the Staji office. UTTEii! BUITER!—W. Faeey begs to inform hh customers that he has ten kegs of Nelson Fresh 1 utter at Is lid, Prime Salt Butter at Is Cd, ICO case 3 Apples from 3d lb.-—New Market, Auckland. isCHANICS' INSTITUTE TECHNICAL CLASSES. The Third Quarter of these Classes will Commence on MONDAY, June Ist. Terohers. Nights of attendance. Mn. T»lbot .. Wednesday and Friday. RICH. T. TALBOT, Secretary. May 29,_1874. FOUND, on Thursday night, on board the 8 o'clock North Shore Steamer, a SUM OF MONEY. The owner can have it by describing his loss and paying for this advertisement. LOST, on Tuesday evening, on board the Golden Crown, a GOVERNMENT RIFLE, No 652. The finder will be rewarded on leaving the tame at this office. FOUND, last evening, a pair of Opera GHsaes. —The owner can have the same by applying Stab office. T?OUND at the Thames Hotel, a pair Xs of Spectacles.—Apply Star office. LOST, on Friday night, between Young Men's Christian Association Rooms and Hepburn-street, a JET EARRING.—The finder will be rewarded on leaving the same at F. W. Collins', Jeweller, Queen-street. TO BE LET, a House in Chapel street, containing 6 rooms, with lar fe e cellarage, two wells of water, and also a large piece of ground attached, to Apply at Mr C. Major, Grocer, Welles ley-street, corner of Chapel-street. A T7OR WHANGAREL—The blwk J- fine Cutter WANDERER will leave ILIm lor tlie above on TUJBSDAY MORNING, j§£gi£kthe 2nd June. —For 'freight or passage apply on board ; or, to T. W. BROWN, Custom-house street. bUPERIOR BOARD AND t RESIDENCE. FURNISHED APARTMENTS with every con, venienco and comfort, situated in the MOST HEA.LTHY part of Parnell, will be vacant after the departure of the Phoebe.—For cards of address applj at this office. rPHB Proprietors of the Auckland JL Boot Factories are requested to attend a meet ing to be held .in the Young Men's Christian Rooms on TUESDAY EVENING, June 2, at 7.30 p.m., t< consider matters la connctien with the trade. I T. BAILEY, ** BLACK #00.



pEINCE OF WALES THEATKE. SMITH'S ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL COM BINATION of STAR ARTISTES. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, MAY 30, CHANGE OT PROGRAMME. AN IMMENSE BILL, Fall of novelty and variety, introducing more new startling feat in mid-air, viz., Young England's great somersault from the dress-chclo to the stage, and alighting in the honda of his father, A. DeOaSTRO. This feat is certainly the greatest sensation act that has ever heen executed by any other artist that has visited Auckland, and must be seen to be believed. AIR EC, That graceful aerial wonder, To-night, in more new and hazardous performances, actually standing on and balancing a ladder on high aerial bar while in fall swing. VALVOSE, The Valentine Vox of Ventriloquist?, To-night, with his merry old foils, Mrs Brown and Johnny Trotter- Johnny in the Sharemarket. " Scripopolis." YOUNG ENGLAND, ALBERTO, and ANNEITE Tonieht in more new Funniments, PARISIAN GROTESQUES. Also the great mechanical TALKING HEAT), The wonder and delight of all beholders. A. ST. VINCENT, and MDLLE. MONTEBELLO, In more new Duets, Hunting Medley, " Sfiling in the Harbour," Emblematic, and Echoes of the Nisht. flan of the Theatre can be seen and Seats secured at Upton's, Music Sellers and Stationers, Queen-street. Admission—Dress Circle, 4s ; Still's, 2s 6d ; lit. Is. Doors open at half-past 7 ; commence at 8 o'clock. P. II ICIUB/, Agent. "T WA HOUES AT HAMS-" KENNEDY'S SONGS OF SCOTLAND. Arrangements: ONE HUNG A .. .. THURSDAY, JUNE 4 NORTH SHORE .. .. FRIDAY. JUNE 5 OTAHOHU MONDAY, JUNE 8 PONSONBY TUESDAY, JUJSE 9 THOMAS KENNEDY, Agent. nHOEAL SOCIETY THE FOURTH CONCERT OF THE SEA3ON (which Captain the Hon S. Ecjbbton has kindly con sented to conduct) will be given on FBIDAY NEXT, THE sth PROXIMO. Part I. i Overture, "Men of Prometheus"—Beethoven (Jerman War Song, " Der Wacht am Rhein" 11 An Old Romance," Pa>.t Song—Mendelssohn " La Parisienne," French War Song March, '' Schleswig-Holstein"—Gung'l. Patit 11. " Lobgesang "—Mendelssohn. Half-yearly Ticket 3 may be obtained at Mr Upton's. W. BRIDSON, Hob. Sec. MAGIC LANTERN.— An Enter tainment to exhibit comic Views and Charac ters will be held in the Pom,onby Bchool-room on MONDAY next, June 1. Charge, Od. "Auckland haemonic J-jL society. the second ooncbp. t Will be repeated (by desire), at the PONSONBY HALL ON THURSDAY EVENING NEXT, June 4. TICKETS, Is. EDMUND MAHONEY, Jrm, Hon. Sec. THE NEWTON KlßK.—Divine Service at the usual hours TO-MORROW. Subjects—Morning : To-morrow. Evening : The Education Question Discussed Again. Religious versus Secular Education. T OENE-STEEET HALL Sunday ■I A Services (unsectarian), conducted by Samuel Edger, B. A. May 31. Morning— Self-help and Divine Help in Salvation. Evening—Opposite Pilnciples of Heaven and Hell in Human Nature. TTNITED METHODIST FEEE \J CHURCH.—Sunday Services at the Pitt-street Chvrb. Morning—Dreams, their Origin and Uses. Evening - Comfort for the Sinful, Sorrow.-ng, and ;ereavcd ; or, the Glorious Daybreak. ELLESLEY-STEEET CHAPEL—P. H. Cornford, Pastor. Subjects of Discourse May 31. Morning—The Great Benefit of Pain. Evening—The Promise of the Holy Spirit QUNDAY SERVICES—City Hall, O Sunday,May3l. Minister: Warlow Davies,M.A. Morning : Reflections suggested by the Revival in Scotland. Evening: Lecture 4, of the series on Heroes of Faith. Subject: The Deluge and its teachings." ADDFELLOWS' HALL, COOK \J STREET.—" The Gospel of God's Grace" will (D.V.) be preached in the above place at half-past six o'clock on SUNDAY EVENING next. All are invited. No col lection. npo BE LEASED, the Tauranga A Hotel, Tauranga.-A P plv o to NcHAi)wicK< 'jjj O T I C E. Whereas, by Deed bearing date the 23rd day oi May, 1874, the tribe Ngatipaoa, of the Haurakfoi Thames District, agreed to sell to Her Majesty Queer Victoria only the whole of their Lands adjacent tc the Piako and Waihou rivers, and received a deposli of the sum of two hundred pounds (£200) In consider ation of such agreement, I hereby caution any persoi of persons whom it may concern that any dealing: with such lands other than by the Agents of thi Crown will be invalid in consequence of the agree ment hereinbefore mentioned. JAMES MACK AY, Jr., Agent for Land Purchases, " Immigration and Public Works Act." Auckland, May 29,1874, Rt. "WE B S T E I . begs to intimate to his friends and the puWi of Auckland, ard the surrounding districts, that b has taken the business lately so soccessfully carrie< on by L. FORSTER & SON, at 133, Queen, street next the Union Bank, Auckland, and trusts that b; strict attention to the requirements of his- customers with moderate charges, to merit a continuance of th upp ort so liberally bestowed on his predecessors. IN reference to the above, we hav< much pleasure in recommending to on numerous Customers our successor, MR R. I WEBSTER, and t.ast that he may meet with th same patronage so freely bestowed upon us, for whic we beg to return our sincere thanks. L. FORSTER & SON, Queen-street. PRIVATE BOARD AN] RESIDENCE, SUPEEIOB ACCOMMODATION, Including Bath Boom, && Terms Mokrais, MRS A. FOSSETT^ HifiBOUR VIEW £[|0 US E< * BHORXIAKD-aXBKKB,



JSK rSIAYLOE'S PATENT LOCK STICH SEWING MACHINE Is not like the great majority of those offered to the public, simply a combination of parts from two to three well-known Machines, cheaply put together and called by some new or fancy name, but a really sub stantial and well-made aiticle, containing important original ijiprovjem'ents—improvements which have only to be seen to be at once appreciated. It has received the HIGHEST AWARD given to Sewing Machines at the Vienna Exhibition. AGENT, T. PEACOCK, OPTICIAN, jBSS" Opposite the New Post Office, "iSa SHOBTLAND STREET. ArOiiLAND COLLEGE AND GRAMMAR SCHOOL. His Excellency tho Goveiiior h?<« Mndly consented to present fie Annual Frizes to Pupils of the College and Grammar School at 3 o'clock on MONDAY, Ist June, in the Choral Hall, Symonds-street. The presonce of r 'I interested in the cause of Educa tion is resuectfully invited. FAJiQUHAR MACRAE, Headmaster. nPO OLD FRIENDS-OI? TWENTY JL YE/TtS' ST/NDING J. RUSSELL'S PRIVATE BOARDING ESTABLISHMENT, PORTLAND HOUSE, Hoesox Stkeet. Ha-wng REMOVED from Coburg-street to the above extensive, premises, with lofty and well-aired Bed-rooms and Sitting Parlours for famines, is now prep?red to accommodate them. Terms for Single Bed-room, 25s per week, or 4s Gd per day. For Double Bed-rooms, as per agreement. Auckland. Jannai v 6.1874. ~p B E S O N A L. If Mrs B , who called at the Fitting Shop, Vulcan Lane, last week, will oblige by calling again si c will get the Sewing Machine she wanted, as the new stock lias arrived. pHORAL HALT., ONEHUNGA. The Auckland Sunday-school Union's beautiful Panorama of the Arctic Regions, Whsle Fishery Voyaje of the Fox, and Discoveiy of the .Remains of Sir John Franklin's Expedition, will be exhibited in the above hall on MONDAY EVENING, Ist June. Commencing at hs.lf-past seven o'clock. Admission, Gd ; children, 3d. NEW GOODS just opened in Gfntlemen's Lambswool and Merino Under- CioLhing at Sakuel Coowees' City Clothing Mart, 80, Queen-street TTAVE YOU SEE* MACKINTOSHES PATENT WATERPROOF INVERNESS CAPES? SAMUEL COOMBES, 80, Queen street. AIKA T O COALS SUPERIOR TO NEWCASTLE FOR HOUSEHOLD USE, AT 37s 6d PER TON DELIVERED, On Sale at WAIKATO STEA.M NAVIGATION COMPANY, Drj BHAM-STREiT. : | tHe"wEEKLY NEWS. A JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE, COMMERCE, POLITICS, LITERA TURK, SCIENCE, AND ART, IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. Price, 6d., or ss. per Quarter if paid in advance, Delivered at any Settlement. ! CONTENTS FOR THIS WEEK : ; PAGE. Advertisements .. .. pp. 1, 2, 3, 19, 21, 22, 28, 24 i Announcements—Births, Deaths, and Marriages 23 Accidental Death .. •• •• 7 - Autumn Raco Meeting •• 8 i Auckland's Coalfield at Mokau .. .. ••: 8 Auckland Steam Packet Company 15 • Auckland Auxiliary Bible Society 13 ! Agricultural—Farm Gossip —Farm and Garden s Operations for June, etc. 20 Answers to Correspondents — To Vax Floors— Violet Ink—To Make Cloth Waterproof— Corns — Decayed Teeth—To Remove Spots ' from Furniture—Honey 12 • Arrival of the British and American Mails—Mys -1 terious Murder—Terrible Explosion—Dread -1 ful Murder in Perthshire—Ship-building on 3 the Clyde — Royal Residence in Ireland— Charge of Libel against Mr. Plumsoll..« .. 5 Bay of Islands Coal Company 6 ■ Board of Education 13 3 Commercial 28 , Choral Festival , A r Chess—Problems— Solutions—Chess in England —Notes from the " Westminster Papers " .. 21 - Correspondence—The Land Question— Proposed Education Tax —Colonial Defence—Auckland College and Grammar School—Denomina tional Schools 18 I Demonstration Against the Education Rate .. 15 Fijian News —Serious Disturbance at Gau .. 8 Good Templarism at Mahurangi .. .. .. 9 Gaol Returns 10 Hospital Return 4 Incendiary Fires 13 Items by the Mail—Destruction of a British Ship by a Spanish Ironclad—Spanish Heartless ness —Killing a Wife—Steamer ' Amerique' —Abandoned Steamer ' Europe'—A Woman Beheads her own Child—Horrible Murder- Fires—The Mississippi Inundation .. .. 20 • Josh Billings .. .. 9 Kaipara and Riverhead Railway — Important f Meeting 6 r List of Objections to Voters for the Electoral Dis trict of Mongonui and Bay of Islands.. pp. 18, 19 a Leading Articles- The Public and the Education 0 Bill—Railway between Auckland and Riyer t head—The Financial Statement —Monster Anti-Educational Meeting 13 "" Ladies' Columns—Recipes: Batter, etc.—Friend n ship of the Sexes—Lady Doctors —"Swift's ,„ Journal of a Modern Lady " —Crime in High Life—"The Granger in Love"—£2o,ooo for 6 Another Man's Wife—Facetiae ,17 )- Markets .. -.23 Mining Meeting 11 Meeting of Ratepayers.. .. * 4 Mortality amongst New Zealand Immigrants .. 21 Monster Meeting in the Choral Hall—Education Tax .'.••: 8 Okaihau .. .-. 6 Ofucial Bungling .. .. 9 Our Goldflelds—Gold Returns .. .. • • 16 ProvinciaLCouncil .. .. .. pp. 7, 9, 10 1 Post-office Notices—Mails Close .. *. .. 23 : 0 Sandwich Islands .. ...... .. 18 , a Southern Telegrams .. .. .. 14 a Shipping — Wreck of the 'Mary Thompson'— t Arrival of the ' City of Adelaide,'—H.M.S. J. ' Blanche' — Immigrants per ' Rooperell'— I The ' Lalla Rookh' in a Gale—Arrival of the fl 'P.C.E.'—Port of Onehunga—Port of Russell : .—EnglishShipping .. .. .. ... 25 The Week.. .. ' .. , < The Two Doctors ;. .. .. .. .. < 6 Terrible Fire in Japan.. ..•'.... .. < ir The Governor at the Bay of Islands. .. '.. < p. The Special Settlement under Mr. Stewart .. 1J ie Telegraphic Extension to the North .. .. 1! 3h The Sketcher—" Honor Glint," (By.the Author of ~ "The Haunted Husband")— Chapters IV.:: Hilda ..- i. ... .. •• 11 The Riddler—Charades— Enigmas—Arithmetical Questions — Algebraical Problems — Answers - to Correspondents, etc., .. .. ;'. r .. 2! D Under the Verandah—The Meeting at the Choral Hall—Mr. Olphert Shines-Dargarville Sticks to Gum — Unappreciated Generosity — The Queen's Birthday: Imposing Martial Display , ' ■ —Muscovite Canniness — The. Council—The Treasurer Pokes "Borack"—Land Crabs and. ' . .Whistling Oysters-rA Sweet: Thing in Parari I [_■.:• graphs 3 Volunteer Intelligence... ~ ~ .. .. ~ ... ] Varieties — " To-Morrow" — A Knight of the , Cleaver's Mutton Saoriflced—MlscellaneoiM.. : , WalnuiDistrict ..■'.. ... J.. '.;"' ",v. ; - Telegrwaa a sx a m. at



NOTICE is hereby given that the Australian Mutual Provident Society has depo sited Colonial Government securities to the value ot £20,000 with the Public Trustee, and that all hoiaers of Policies granted by that Society are entitled to register those Policies "m terms of "The Life Assur ance Companies Act, 1873.^ WOODWAED> Public Irusteej Public Trust Office, Wellington, May 18, 1874. _ - ,■ THE following extract from the Regulations for the Registration of Life Policies is publ'shed for general information :— 1. Every policy-holder, who is such in respect of a policy granted or entered into in New Zealand by a Company who shall have made a deposit of securities under " The Life Assurance Companies Ac!1, 1873, may, if the po'icy or contract has baen made before the commencement of the said Act, register such policy with the Public Trust o within twelve months after the commencement of the said Act, but not after ; and if made after the commencement of the s*id Act, then within six months after the making thereof. (X.B — The lan of November, 1873, is fixed as the comuiencevceDt of the Act.) 2 The poison intending to register a policy shall either deliver the same to the PuWic Trustee, at hia oftice in Wellington, or may doliver the same toaa agent; and every such person shall make application • to register such policy in a form which can be obtained at any Post-office in the colony at which Money Orders are issued. . 3. The Public Trustee shaU make and keep a booK for the registration of policies, in which tho particu lars of each policy shall be recorded. • 4. There shall bo paid to the Public Trustee by tho policy-holdc-s a fee of five shi'Hngs on the registra tion thereof. 5. Eitch policy shall bear a registration number ac cording to the order in which it has been received, and when registered the Public Trustee thall make and sign a memoraEdum thereon in the form or to the effect following :— No. Hegisterto in pursuance of "Ihe Life Assurance Companies Act, 1373," this day of * » 13 • (Signature) Public Trustee. J. WOODWARD, Public Trustee. Public Trust Offlc3, Wellington, May 18,.1874. MR HENET WILLIAM HEATH hrs this 6\j been appointed as Legal Manager to the Crown Prince Goldmining Company (Registered), «f»Mr G. Winter, resigned. By order of the Directors. • GEO. S. GRAHAM, Chairman. "ftTEW BUTTER! NEW CHEESE! JL3I NEW BACON ! KEW HAM 3. All of first rate quality, and cf moderate piites, also, our usual weekly supply of Double Rose, Primrose, and all other brands of n;st-class Butter, Delicious Fresh Butter in abuadanc3. Pigs' Jowls, 2d Ib. Just at Ived a shioment of splendid Tea, only 2s H> ; Wffit3 Sugar, *5d .fb ; Flour, 7lbs als ; Currants, 5d 1b ; Tobacco, 3d plug ; Lollies, lOdlb ; Oil, 8d bottle ; Jam, 7d tin ; Marmalade, lOd ft.—FRANCIS FJasTOJSP, Central Stores. Auckland Market. O OESES, CATTLE, and SHEEP. The undersigned begs to draw the attention of all owners of any of the above to his SECOND CONSIGNMENT Per Jubilee, of ELLIMAN'S CELEBRATED ROYAL EMBROCATION, A ceilain cure fori Sprains, Sore Backs, or Shoulders _ Splints, Lameness, and Sores and Wounds of every, kind. * Testimonials may te seen on application from Messrs Chaplin and Home, and Messrs Carver ana Co., the large London camera, and all the leading stud owners in England. Sols Agent: ! W. S. J 0 N. B S, ■SADDLES AND IMPORTER, QUEEN-STREET. TUESDAY, JUNE 2. CORN EICI ANG E. APPLES! APPLE.S'!! A P"PLES !! GEO. W. 8.1N.N.8Y WILL sell'by public auction at the; Corn Exchange on Tuesday, 2nd June , at 11 o'clock shajp, 1 • EX BELLA MARY, ' 410 CASES APPLES, consisting of Ripstones' Pearmains, French Crabs, Golden Russets^ , Silver Eussets, &c, &6. ; Terms at Sale. ■. > TUESDAY, JUNE 2. CO R N E X C H A N G E. TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS,.; G. W. BIN NE V i TTO"ILL sell by public auction at the; i TV ■ Corn Exchange ou Tuesday, 2nd June, at It I o'clock sharp, _ . <■ To Close Consignments, . - 4 case 3 Hams and Bacon 3 bales Hops ! i 160 bags Rice 60 cases Raisins 3 SO „ White Starch 5 40 „ Jar Salt i S „ Cheese ) 40 „ Peacock's Jar Jams ) 30 „ Peacock's Ub Tin Jams t : • 40 sacks Pearl Barley. » ■ , , —— <m ■ "■ ■ Terms at Sale. MONDAY, JUNE 1. a BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE. 8 PROPERTIES AT HUNUA, OWHIWA^, B AND WAIKIEKIE. . COTTAGE IN PARNELL. ,; ] ALLOTMENT AT BROOKVLLLE. THE Subscribers have received in-s structiohs to sell at the Land Mart, Fort-street, ; , 3 on Monday, Ist June, at 12 p'clook, i \ HUNUA—Allotment 107, Parish of Hunua, County J 1 :■-■■, of Eden, 60 acres • •■ ■• -1*" OWHIWA—AUoiment 4, Parish of Owhlwa, County q of Marsden, 160 acres 8 WAIKEIKEI—Portion of allotment 13, Pariah Ot 9 Waikeikei, County of Marsden, 60 acres r PARNELL—The expired term of Lease of allotment q in Devonport-street; with the Cottage erected 6 BROOKVILLE—Lot 69, 33 feet to Wood-street; -■ • -y> SAMUEL CO"c^IANE & SON, ;i.. jifii ot oi Auctioneers./ ■■■■.■■ . . •>;; ■■>• ■<.{ i_ .;: .■ ■■■■■■■ '■ : -■■■ - ■■■■ ■■■■ •■'• '' ' ■■■■■■■■ :■'.( MONDAY, JUNE 1. gj 1 I-^'-■■■:..-. ;; —, -. ~ ";,\:'t j BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OEi l 6 : TliE SUPREME COURT OF NEW 13 ' ::'■ ZEALAND, NORTHERN DIS- ;■ I TRICT. is.' i '■■■•;.!■•■;., "■;. ■■.::,-. ;i--^—...'-;y •:, '. '.'; ■r,£ : :.;:.! I ; 1 :;iO2 ACRES/ MAWGAELARiMEA.;:'iv/ a i. .... ..■ ~ ■ .': £'2Ss*Br" fIIHE Subscribers have received, inrm . JL sfcruetiona from the Registrar of the Supreme . , Court of New Zealand, Northern District, to sell afct! theLand-Mart,Tort-street, on Monday, Ist June, »t« 126' dock,. i i v.u'iiv^.-., .•■ .■:■•;:...- fegoi?i*o^ ;<--j ', oJioa^OßEa 'VOLOANiC^OlLvbein^aHotmftiiV' 18: 13, of the Parish of Maunßakaramea, ,Bank>l v 15 :° .T" County; formerly; the property of .Duncan * | "'^ ' i fe^/rtt^ " ' SAMUEIi COCHRANE & SON,' ' j!:,;^