PARLIAMENTARY.

, AIiAST NIGHT. x Special Correspondent.] ■RC I In rffl OF AUCKLAND. siT Robert Douglas last even .Accounkggj ga j^ it was true that the dared tty cc o f ] as t session had de voted for; illegal of talrine monoy for the. M>Jorfch of Auckland *Jb pay merit franlrs r iclge, an<^ p- G°verri" wag also an( to "the decision. There unexpended. £2000 more of the vote come what nl*mmeiit would see that, j benefit of tbis■^isfcricta would get the , Sir Kobert fo^. ask why they Appeared anxious to out, but the ijono in finding this farther question the House forbade j PUBLIC The »n/ jWer of vTH BILL. question hy Mr ater of Justice to a | •ire w',t clear abottt) was that they j Hetf'ch Bill. He sablic Amendment « r.< the other bills, ams not bo forward "-backward, the impro other bills were •pearance during the £?as that its ap- RAILWAY I s 0^ In answer to Mr R«F !TS> __ , promised a bill that sht J«lms Yogel of proceeding against WP lv a ™ea, ns accidents to persons or tfernment tor ways managed by the G? 011 T r f ,1 understood that it is to for-P 6™- xz 1S Public Worka Bill. W the neW BTLLS INTRODB Sir Jnliust Voeel cot leave! , Edncatiop. Boanl Bill, Wan?°J v<* *° Board Bill, and a Bill to RentH^ b°, nr tration of Electors Act, 1875. ® "Tg^ Seavp. to introduce an amenc^ f f^ .Auckland Waterworks Act, \ r Bowen pot leave to introduce. vi OTg and Creditors Bill, an amendmi .« Coroners Act, 1867, and Stamp Ar\™£ ment Bills. Mr RusseH (Napier) i eave to brine in a Bill for River manag^ - n Hawkes' Bay ; and Major Atkinscp.jj for the present administration of tb> ± c Hands throughout the colony. Nin;-ij g were read a first time and set dov* r the second reading next week. HALF A MILLION SUPPLY. The House went into committee to \_ sider a motion of supply when Sir Jtt^ Vagel explained that he wanted an impr. supply of half-a-million as large sums had be paid for public works and were now dv The House went through all the various pc formances necessary to construct a Comraitt< of Supply, and finally the Imprest Suppl Bill wa3 brought in, rend first time, an. ordered second reading on Tuesday next, MAORI ELECTION. On the question of the Eastern Maor District election coming up there was a little sparing, the Government being very anxions to get petition dismissed on the motion to isfue a new writ. However, in the end they had to postpone the question oi petition and refer it to a committee fairly representing both sides of the House, on Mr Macanrirew's motion that the whole question of elections be reported on within one week. The Local Elections Regulations Bill, Levying of Rates Bill, and Municipal Cor porations Bill, are all down on the paper for second reading, and were again adjourned, not being yet ready, amid a good deal of grumbling at the Government delays. '' The alterations mentioned yesterday in the Standing Orders was finally agreed to after some talk.

RAILROAD GRIEVANCE. On thfl motion of Mr Wason (Gladstone) for correspondence about defects in working Auckland railways, a lively debate arose. Asthe Canterbury members seemed aggrieved that everything did not give satisfaction on railroads, and seemed to think the General Government was to put all right if only it had charge. The complaints sounded ludi crous enough to people accustomed to Mr Prank Passmore's management, and Messrs Lusk, Macfarlane, and others, pointed this out, to the great delight of the Otago men. Me Reynolds was then allowed to retire from the Committee on Public Accounts, and Mr Macfarlane, on the motion of Sir Julius Vogel, was appointed in his place. This is felt to be a very serious admission of the error, and even the attempted redress is hardly accepted. There was no ether business of any import ance.

OPPOSITION CAUCUS.

It is understood there will be a caucus of Opposition members on Monday to arrange a platform and system of operations in view of the bringing down of the Government policy and finance next week.

TELEGRAPHIC.

GRAHAMSTOWN.

r-'« ou'rg g (From our Own Correspondent.) fjt T>hox' Ti"B day. &«££?* The Thames Election. There is a strong feeling hero in favour of inducing Mr Dargaville to stand for the representation of the district. Mr Mac donald is known to be going in as a " thick and thin " Government man, and the people hero have had quite enough of their land transactions at the Upper Thames. MrDar gaville is looked upon as a good middle man whose views on abolition agree with those of the Thames people, and who on other points would support Sir George Grey. If run on that ticket he is bound to have a laree support. °

Crushings. The Watchman tribute crushed 13 tons for 26 oza. 5 dwts. "

Messengers tribute crushed 5 tons for 7 ozb The Lady Bird trial yielded 1 oz 5 dwts The Twenty-fifth of February crushed'so tons for 15 oz9.

8 o^4dl Ni? g T a lr d3yS^a^^ed 5 <hJ£ TvVeedside crushed 12 tons for 10 ozs The Golden Spur has 1 ozs 5 dwts Ihe Una tnhute have 22 ozs 3 dwts drt." WaiotaU mratuy yieM fa Ji4ozj 6

WELLINGTON.

[Per Press Tele/gram Agency.] / Friday. The OutW/ard Mail. The City of San Frmnciaco arrived at 1.45. She leaves at 3. Experienced bad and thick weather from IJ .yttelton.

NEW PLYMOUTH.

(Per Press Telegram Agency.) j This day. Use of the Oat. Benny received) his first forty lashes this morning at 7 o'clock.

INVERCARGILL.

(Per Press Agency.) This day. Rabbit Nuisance. [ Meetings are beibg held in all farming districts, at which are passedfchafc the farmers are quit* able to cope "with the evils resulting froa the spread of rabbits without the aid of sjecial legislation on the subject. The ropea of the duty on powder and shot is suggesed, as also that every settler be allowed tckeep one dog free from tax.

DUNEDIN.

s This Day. Horsey _en in Trouble The to ice have ommenced a rail on the horsey fraternity. Two have been charged under the Vagrant^t; for having 10 lawful means of support The Bench holds they must prove that hey geb their living by honest means, at that it is net for the police to prove thi they don't. On one of them " crooked 'dice were fouid. The charge against Co'nan was remanded.

COROMANDEL.

l-crom our own Correspondent.) _, „ This day. The Kapanga Roef Struck- Tremendous excitement prevails here to day in consequence of the reef in the lit angamme having been struck at midnilht lastmght, at a depth of 300 feet Som fhe surface, in the cro ß s-cut fr om the Qe ™\j™ aha t. Another two or three days will pro bably discover the size and extent of the reef It is almost certain that an endeavour will be made by other parties to pick np the lead Union Beach. The Union Beach clearing ud cave a splendid return of 538 ounces more than was reokoned. Vonderspeo and Gunn, charged wlthSpeci men stealing from the Golconda, were this day committed for trial, and will be forwarded on by steamer leaving hero in an hour A most terrific storm occurred last night, xne weather as breaking.

RUSSELL.

(From our own Correspondent.) f <~,,•,. This Day. 1 Sailed Joaephijio, Maud and Effie Me;l: ■ >x Aneklond-j Coralio, and William, anil

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BUTTER ! OTTER !! Wiltshire and Canterou Bacon. FHNTON'S SALE will continue One tath lonfier. $>lendid new Butter, from Is perl prime Bacon, lOdlb ; new Kams/lOd lb; CaJbnry Cheese Sd lb : Fresh Eggs, at times priC beautiful T« 2. lb; mow wnito Sugar, 4id lbew Cunatits. 4Mlb ; splenpW SbUcdJb: BiceiTlb; Pearl bailey, SJrtl lb| uatmeal. 2^ lb ! P 2^lb ; BrewnfiSngM. 3^ lb; Hrms lslb- Prime* by tie half-chest, Is lOd lb ; abagof OatmeaHo 6d ; bit Tltaoi tho lest flour for Is • and every (f articb equally low in price, and all of thB 6 FENTON Market Corner, en-stroit, next Hemtas Boot Shop.



V TOTTIDAT? OF ESTATE UNDER Li THE DJORSAND CfiEPITOES 10T, 1575. DEBTORS* 0 CSEDITOR9 ACT, 1575 In the Liqtoll of'h6 Estate ofj^i^Liisc AmosKKB, »f the City of iUokland, and O°^ -^ew Zealand, • Debtor, KestaiPiopaotor. .



This is to giotice tllat !• the aSOTe-named \lt.,ia:u Ajioebke. have this day filed with "Registrar o^uPlieme Court of KewZoaland, at uckland, anent under the prorisiens of the ab<e-mentionel. t]la! am unable to pay my ftetj and thaclre 10 have my affairs liquidated und>' the Baidant^ Ih«rehy summoi a Kirst M«ei, e O f _ y tors to be held at the Supreme Coun^ ous e, at' 1? of Auckland cnTTIESDAY, the 4ti day of :JB7_, at twelve o'clock noon, to considn the prf °f haviDg; my affairs liquidated under the said Until the appointment of a Trusted g t ' et utenable them to vote aU Meeting must fcinard t'«o fs of Uebts to tie Registrar. After the app^nl ot a Trustee, the proofs of Debts musit baded to him. W. A. CIAKKE. Dated this Is ______ _ mIM pi BENEFIT SOCIETY. g a



The usual _• Meeting of the soova Society will be heldin;mperaticn Hall, Allerfrstreet.on Tuesday Evea^t, at 730 pin. Tie Secretary will bo in attest 7pm to receive Dimes and deposits fromtag Candidates. E. JESSDP, Sesretary NCE M try and see for joirselvep. J. J?Tailor and Clohiir, 192, Queen-stree ; •Vift fOR HCT 8-JBISQ-S, _jd£J^ MAHU.RANGI, I!AO_KANA, and LITTLE 35kHA. ■ T °V' B' NMILBANK, Captain KasjlH sail as Blldcr :~



■ land and Hot Springs. Prom AucW From Hot Spring— Every Ty Every Mondy rpay Wedßsday S»y Frida; at 11 au at mid-day. Mahnrangi. For Mahurr From Mahurangr- Evary Jiay Every Mondi {day I'rid j at 11 o'. at 10 am, when ides will allow. ,_ana, Kawau, and Omaha. ForMatai&c— From Matakana,jc. Everyiday Every Wedrsday at 11 » j Wea thei other circumstances pertmttig. For freiir passage apply to J. aSEY.



a PJC I A L JTO T 10 E. I [less. PRETTY JANE Wujve THIS AFTEENOON, at 4 )_,. I ii.s. SOUTHERN CROS! Will leas MONDAY, the 3rd instant, at i noon. W. LODDJR.



QHIP ' INVEFiALIAN,' &M v IO FBOM LONDON. tsUo)** The above vessel having repoted at the Owns, Consignees are requested to pss en tries, lfreight, and take delivery of goods ii terms of bUlkding. All )ds impeding the ship's discharge vill be landeod stored at Consignees' risk and expeise. A St Entry to clear the vessel will be pased at the Owns on Wednesday next, at 10 a.m. Teii's for the Discharge of the above vesiel will be reted at our office up to Tuesday, at nooi. L. D. NATHAN _ CO, Agmts. I-V\HL NOT be responsible foi any DeWs contracted by my crew without my vritten *Übrity' VM. MoCANN, I ' Master.



>A v T? OB WA.ITTX.JJ " TAH O'SHANTER Wl leave the Government Wharf, Onehungi, foi Woin, as follows:— tONDAY, 3rd July, at 2pm, taking Pollock Settlement goods WEDNESDAY, sth July, 4 pm J?_IDAY, 7th July, 6.pin leather and other circumstances permitting, /rders to collect goods left at the stores of Messrs. Jnderson and Masfarlane, Agents Union S.B. Co.; )iMr. W. J. Hurst and Co., wl meet with prompt iipatch. ' A. CUNNINGHAM, Onehunea or Newmarket. NORTH SHOEE.—Wesleyan Services.—Devonport Halt Morning, at 11, I lev Thoa. Buddie; evening, at half-past 6, by Mr | fee (student). ''■■ _____ r"lTB NEWTON' KlßK.—Bivine Service af the us^al hours on Sosday.— 3ubj<^ts—Morning: " St. Paul turning to the Osntiles. Che 'Id order changeth, yielding place, to now." ; Eveoitig: "Out Idols." ' pi-KISTIAN MEETING-OOUSE, \J f'ooli-stroet.—Lord's Day. Worthip, 11 a.m, Preying,6.3op.m. Tuesday: Bible ylm, open to «Ue ftiA 7.80 p,m. Subject; « Lo* «xc Spirit."



TTNITED Methodist Free Church, *-'•_ junction of Pitt and Vincpnt-streets.—Divine Service every Lord's Day—Morning at 11: Evening at 6.30. P"^ITT-STREET WESLEYA~N CJTTJROH. — Sunday Services.-July 2.—The Bey "V?. 3, Williamp will preach in the morning, at 11^ and the Eev W. Kirk in the evening at 6.30. TTNION - STREET WESLEYAN . W CHAPEL.—The Sabbath Serviceß in thoabove place of worship will be conducted to-morrow, at 11 a m., by Mr Fee ; Evening, at 6 30, by Mr Wrigley. TTNSECTARIAISr Sunday Services, I"/ Lome-street Hal], conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., July 2.—Morning: " Pure andUndeflled KeliEfion." Evening: "On the Training of Children" (bj a mother's request). T~KINITY^CHURCH7Devonport.-- A Confirmation will be held in this Ohurcli to morrow morning (Sunday), JuJy 3, »t 11 o'clock. LOST, a Black. Water Spaniel answering to the name of "Oscar."— /kny person returning same to Captain Tilly, flobson's , Bay, Eemuera, will be rawa'ded. FOUND, this morning, a Brown Retriever Dog, in Ponsonby Koad, out in the left front leg.—Apply at the Stak Office, or at Hugh McKay with Mr Brason, Chapel-street, four doors from Roman Catholic Chapel, on right hand side. BOARB OF EDUCATION.' Wanted, a Muster for the Mercer School.—Apply on or before 15th July, to THOS. WELLS, Chairman School Cominittao WANTED, a good General Servant. Apply between the hours of 10 and 2 to Mrs Nation, St George's Bay Boad, Patnell ANTED,. a j steady Compositor for TaurftUga—Apply to Mr Brett, St».b, office. WANTED, a strong active Boy, for Store work.—Apply to Mr Gribbin, at 11. S. Meyers and Co. W "ANTED, two good Carpenters for Tauranga.—Schappe and Ansonne. ANTED, Lathe Wheel and CrankT^- Apply {D. Piooin, | New Theatre Buildings, Queen-street. ANTED Known, that tlio Bob Roy Old Highland Whisky can 1>? obtained at tlio Albert Hotel Bars and Bottle Department, Queen-street. ANTED Known, that Honko's Prizo Medal Stone Gin can bo obtained at the Albert Hotel Bars and Bottle Department, Queen street. rwrANTED, a General Servant; •* * reference required.—Apply oflice of this paper. WANTED, a thorough good Gene ral Servant; must be well rccimmended ; only two in family.—Mrs Hendry Somervell, Lower Albert-street. WANTED KNOWN", Purchasers to the value of Tea Shilling.'! will receive a handsome present, at Homusand Txigg's, 210, Queen street, ANTED to Sell, client's interest in a Farm near town, he'd on a leaso having 4Jyears to run, wiUi right of purchase during the., ttrm. — E. Partingtou, Estate A gout, 57, Qucen-stroot WANTED "KNOWS, that D. V'y GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Timber and other Buildiig Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Moiildings, JJroad Timber, House Blockg, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Fcllowi, Blmfts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, KhingleH, &c, &c, at tho lowest markot price, at his Yards,* Custom-house street. ANTED to SELL, 30 dozen first choico JoscpbhioKid Gloves, from la Gd, 2s, and 2s Gd -W Eyre, _Diiiahllen House, Yictorla- Btreet. W~ ANTED, Situations for a Finish inß, an intermediate, »nd a Nursery Gover ness, for Housekeepers, Married Couples, General Servants, Nursegirls, Clerks, Storem>-n, Town Boys, Barmen, and Barmaids.— Hannaford's Kegintry. ANTED KNOWN, that Henry Probert, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and" Genera Houso Furnisbor, etc, has just reoeived a large and well-assorted stock of English and American Chairs, which heia offering very choap. Good Sound Chair at 4s. 4a Cd, ss, and 0b ; warranted to give satisfaction or the money returned. ZS~ Note the addrc33 :—The Cheap Furniture, Mattresses, and Ship's Bedding Establishment, nearly opposite tho , Post-office, Shortland-street. WANTED Known, Stretton's Book, Stationery, arid Berlin Wool Depot is now 203. Queen-street, opposite McArthur, Shera's new Warehouse. W~TNTED Known, that QTHoW- Bhip and Co. are now offorlntf Timber and other Building Materials at considerably reduced prices, being forced to clear out present large stocks WAIN TED, a Customer for a Hat ; price, from 3s lid.—Hemus and Trigg, 210. Queen-strnat. ' ANTED KNOWN, that J.MOKKISON is prepared to executa all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prices.— Address Nowton Head. W" ANTED^-Orders for the ATJCK LAND RUBBER BTAMP COMPANY. Manufactory :—Albert-street, next Black & Co.'B Boot Factory. Inks of all colours alwajß on hand. ANTED Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe's Agency, is REMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of High-street. Only the highest class machines kept in stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam Guages repaired, tested, and adjusted. ANTED to give away 500s. next week.—See Humus and Trigg's, opposite McArthur and Shera's New Building's, Queen-street. WANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can Lave the numbers Handsomely Bound, at a trifling cost. Musio and other Binding done In best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS Machine Buler and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to the Evening Stab Office, Wyndham gtreot. T OST, a white Poodle, with brown -I—i mark on back —Anyone returning same to Mrs Levy, Shortland Crescent will be roivarded, ANTED to SELL, Bags. No offer refused.—W, Crowther, corner of Lome ani Wsllesley-strejts. WANTED Everybody to Know, that the undersigned has made a still further Larpe Reduction in his Prices. Good ser viceable Riding Saddles, 45s each, with mounts; Strong durable Double-Rein Bridles, 9s 6d each; Strong durable Single-Rein Bridles, 7s 6d each; all other goods proportionately cheap, to lnako room for large shipments to arrive per Robina Dunlop, and other vessels, nearly due.— W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Queon-street. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for sale very Cheap. ANTEDTto inform the Public gener ally, that the Pantheon is opposite the Albert Hotel, and next door to' Edson's, Chemist. —J. Ford, Tailor, Clothier, etc. WANTED, to call ySur attention to my first-rate stock of Tweeds, Coatings, Faucy Vestings, &c, &c. The fit and style ia guaranteed.!—J. Ford, Tailor, &c, the Pantheon. ANTED KNOWN, that the Cheapest, and by far the best way to get your Clothing, either Ready Made, or to Order, is to call at the Pantheon, where you cannot fail to get well served by J. Ford, Tailor, Clothier, etc. ANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor is prepared to eupply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, &c, at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Road. All., orders attended to •with despatch .TIT- ANTED KNOWN, L H. Green t" is prepared to supply all kinds of Conif erce Trees, Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, Azaleas, and Magnolias, Roses, Kujchias, Stove and Green house Plants. Fruit Trees, &c, *c, at Seafleld View JVuraery, or in the Market House every Krldny aud Saturday. N.B.— All orders left with the Market Inspector will promptly attended to. WANTED Known, a never-failing remedy for Influenza and Colds generally is i now administered at ttie Turkish Baths, as prescribed by the most eminent Hydiopathists. N.B.—Turkish Baths open daily. Saturday afternoon, from 4to 10, £a; Ladies (Thursdays)," E{«; irom 3 p.m., Ss 6d. The gafoty-valve agalnatilcoldß. * ' WAJNTJfiD~Known, Jno. O. Olough, Machinist; Masefleld'a Buildings, Albert- I street, is the oldest cßtafci)sbed and only praotical i maker and repairer of Sewing Machines in the pro j vinco. All work guarantee! o f best materials and i quality lowest remruurativo charge. Model J Steam .Enptfne Castings, complete sets, from 7fl 6d. ! A few Slr6¥-blßfis look-eiiteU Sowing -Machines Sor f 'at, /.,.., ••' ■ -



TO LET, a •three-roomed- Cottape, at Cs per week.—Apply to R. Howie.Newton Road. HpO LET, or for Sale, in Seafild View, JL a well-built convenient eix-roomed House in a healthy eituation.—Apply to Mr William Johnson, itegeiit-stre»t, off Kybor Pass Koad HpQ LET, Hotel andTStore in the X Oountrv; a !?ood opening.—Apply to Adam Laybourn, Commission Agent, Tort-street. O LET, Ten-roomed Villa Residence fittefl -with every convenience.—Apply to B. Tonksand Co. TO LET, a Six Roomed Cottage, in Wind sor-street, Parnell—John Buchanan, Shortlaml-etreeb. T6~LET, Unfurnished Apartments, near Museum.—For address apply Star offico. HjpO LET, in Parnell, a Butcher's Shop. — '• Apply T. Johnson, Windsor Castle HoteL__ . nf^TTTETTa House i£~Alten^Road J containing 18 rooms,—Apply to Mr Co'.eman at J. Copjfraveand Co.'o. „___ T~OTET, a detached 5-roomed House, en closed garden, front and back. Ten minutes walk from Queen-street.—J. Warren, Grocer, Karangahape Road. HJf»O LRT, a four-roomed Cottage; rent low. f —F, Hannken, Union-street. mO I7E T, a large fonr-roomeel ■*■ Verandah Oottp.cre on three Allotments in Gundry-streot, off Knrangahape Road, Newton— J Morrison, Asphalter, Newton Road. ?p6 LET, in Parnell, a six-roomed %. Cottage, with every convenience— Apply to R Koals, Intmaace Buildings NORTH SHORE.—For Sale, 10 to 12 tons good Meadow Hay— B. and Jl. Diiger. "IVfORTH SHORE.—Two small l/s Cottages To Lot-Apply 11 and X DudGr.llouse and Dcvenport llsill Agents. T OST, off an Express, a Hat Box, XJ with ml cover.-The finder will bo rewarded on lewhitf it at this office. TT'OljNi), a cheap lob of~Greneral J Drapery, etc.—Apply Hemua and Trigg, 216, Quecn-Btrcnt. . LOST, Stolon, or Strayed from Hind's, a Tiny,_ The finder is requested to bring it to Hiis office. ' TTTDUOaTIONAL Establishment for Sli Young Ladies, Spring Villa. Ponsonby-Mr and Mrs ACdcy's pupils will re-assemble on Monday, 10th July. . ~A COMFORTABLE HOME for one or /__ two respectable young Men at Brooklyn House, lop of Hobson-street. Pleasant balcony bedroom. No children. Terms : £1 per week. Public Work? Oilico, Colonial Architect's Branch, Wellington, May 20,1876. npFNDERS are invited for tho Erec -1 tion of a Central Prison, at New Plymouth, in the Province of Taian&ki. General conditions, specifications, and drawings may be seen at the offices of the Colonial Arehitoct, Wellington ; and at tho District Engineer i olficea, Auckland Tenders addressed to tho Hon. the Minister for Public Works, ami marked outside "Tenders ior Central Prison," will be received at the oihco of the undewlqnod uw to noon of WEDNESDAY, tho 12th day of July, 1870. Tclcrnphic Tendors will bo received, provided the original Undor and deposit are loduad with the nearest District Engineer at the time above Bpocittcd. The lowest or any tender nor necessarily accepted. Plans can be seen at tho Public Offices, Christ ohuroh, Dunedin, nud New Plymouth. (Bif?nod) W. H. CLWTON. ; Colonial Architect Waste Lands Office. Auckland, June 30,1876. 'SPENDERS in writing will be re- I cpivfd at thlß office until noon on MONDAY, list July next, for iho Eight to Die for and Eemove lUuri Gnm lor a period of Two Y*ars, at a premium nr forccift from tho South-eastorn portion of the Purua Block Bitunto in the Whansaral District, and containing by admeasurement 5,000 acrea. The highost or any tender not necessarily accepted. D. A. TOLB, Waste Lands Commissioner. N.TJ.—Cheque for amount offered to be enclosed with tender. Tenders to be addreescd, " Waste Lands Commis sioner, Auckland.-Tender for Kauri Gum, Purua lilock." _______——-- T""'o BUILDEES. Tenders will be recivwi np to noon on Monday, the 3rd July, for the Erection ola Villa Resi dence at Parnell. Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-street. EDWAKD MAHONEY, Architect. rj"BNDBRS required for Erecting S Stsbles in Darby-stre»t. Plans and Speclncn tions at my otiice. Tenders close on Monday, Jrd July' P. HERAPATH, Architect, Queen-streot. mo BUILDERS. Torders will be received up to noon of BATFR -13 AT, July 8, for the Erection of Bank Promises In Waikato, for'the Bank of New Zealand, Plans, *c , at my office. EDWARD MAHONEY. Architect. T7ILECTRIC TELEGRAPH. JQJ NOTICE TO CONTRACTOKS. Tenders are invited for the Supply and Delivery of 75 Telegraph Posts, for tho construction Of a Jino Of Electric Telegraph at the Kaipara Heads. Specifications can be seen at the Telegraph offices, Helensvillo, Kivorhead, and Auckland. Tenders addressed to the undersigned and marked outside " Tenderfor Teloeraph Posts, Kaipira Heads." will he received at the Teleurapl) Office. Auckland, up to noon of MONDAY, the 24th July, 1876. • The lowest or any other tender not necessarily accepted. By order. ALFRED SHSS&T3, District Inspector. AucKlana, 27th June, 1876- AUCKLAND COLLEGE. The Young L»dies' School will bo resumed on Monday next, July 3 The High and Junior School for Boys are dis continued, but boys under seven years of age will be admitted into the Youn? Ladies' Subjects of Instruction :—English, French, Music, Singing, Plain and Fancy Needlework, and Leather Work. Terms, &c, on application to EBV WM. TAYLOR, Principal. EVENING CLASSES. These popular Classes will be resumed on Monday, July 3, (Dy special request). Terms:—English, Book-keeping, and Arithmetic, &c, Bs per month. . . CBAB A. TAYLOR. OQUATD, Evening Star Runner, > Grey-street and Newton Distriot, is prepared to do Garden work, in the way of Pruning, Cleaning, and Planting, at moderate term*. —Apply at this office. pHEA'P FO WL FEED. 400 saoke WHEAT, from 3s to 5s per bunhel; also, Inferior Maize on sale at COUPLAND & CO., 208, Queen-street. pHURCH of England Grammar Vy School.—The next Quarter begins on MON DAY, July 3.—Jas. Adams, B.A.,^Head Master. TTAURAKI SAW MILL. Uo eligible tender having been received for Hewingl and Sawing Timber, parties desirous of treating for subdivisions of the work are invited to apply to the Manager, at the Mill, up to the 10th July prox., from whom all particulars of tho work can be obtained. . J. S. MAOFARLANB. \ np,HE Class for Leather Work and Waz IJL Mowers at the Ancklond College will b^ held on Monday and Thursday, from 2 o'clock until 4 o'clock. T~~O TRAVELLERS.--You can be measured and your garments completed at a day'ii notice by calling at the Panthoon, oppoßlto the AlDort Hotel, Qneon-stoeet.—J, FORD, T&Mo* and ' CloUiler. .



AYOTOG- MAN, about 19 or 20, who is in nossession of CO aores of land (free hold), a 6-roomed House, 4 Cows, 2 Horses, and everything necessary to make a home comfortable, would lit- to meet with a respectable yonng Woman who can milk, and understands dairy work, and who would aiso bo willing to accept him as her husband.-^ Apply V.y letter to " J. 5.," care of Mr De Rose, Post office, Otahuhu. ' 00D TEMPLARS TO THE FRONT. VICTORIA. LODGE, Newmarket, will in future hold their Weekly Meetings in the Newmarket Hall. 28th June, 1876. P" ONSONBY AND OR DEDWOOD HIGHWAY DISTRICT. It is hereby notified that the Annual Meeting of Ratepayers of the above District qualiflod to vote at, and take part in, the proceedings of such Meeting, will be hald in the Ponsonby Hall, on MONDAY, the 17th day of July, 1576, at the hour of 7 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the Annual Balanc.e sh'et, fixiDg the nature and amount of rates (General Road) for the current y«ar, to levy a Hpecial Rato for tha purpose of raising funds for lighting the several streets and roads with Gas, electing the District Board, Auditors, and .Fence-viewers, and transacting any other business with which the ratepayers are by law empowered to deal. Dated this Ist July, 1870. JOSEPH AUGUST-US TOLB,\ Chairman; I a. s. jakins, I Secretary ; f The District Board. ANDREW STTSWAB.T, I JAMKS MORTON, J JAMES DACRE, DEN TERRACE HIGHWAY DISTRICT —The Annual Meeting of tlie Bate payers of the above District will be held in the Eden Vine Hotel, on TUESDAY, the lsth July, 1870, at 7 p.m. Business—To receive the report and balance sheet of the out-going trustees, to strike a rate, elect trustees, anditors, and fence-viewers, for the ensuing year.-JAMES REID, Chairman. TVTEWMARKET DISTRICT HIGHWAY ±H BOARD. The Annual Meeting of the Katepayora of the above District will be held ou FRIDAY, July 21, IS7G, at 7 o'clock, in the Newmatkot Public Hall. Business—To rec«itetho report and balance-shoot of the out-going trustees, to strike rate, elect trustees, auditors, and fence-viewers, for ensuing year. JOHN MoNEILL, Chairman. -foXE WMAR KET HALL. The Annual Meeting of Subscribers in terms of the "Newmarket Hall Act, 1874," will be held in the Reading room, on MONDAY, July 3, 1876. at 7.30 p.m., to receive report, financial statement, &c, and at 8 p.m. to elect Trustees for tbo ensuing year. J. H. WITHEFORD, Hon. Sec. A MALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CAR ___ PENTERS AND JOlNEßS.—Auck land Bkanch, No. 282. Tho above Socioty propose to hold their First Anniversary in the LOK-nK-HTREET HA.LL on the Evening of the 2ud August, by a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT »nd SOIItKE, to bo followed by a BALL.. Tea will be on tho Table at 0.30, and Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Tickets may be had from tha undermentioned Members of Committee:—Messrs J. Stewart, D. Curtin, W. Pooley, and G. W. Selfo; or at the various Book and Music Sellers in the city. Double Ticket (Lady and Gentleman), 7s Od ; Single Tickets, R B. GATLAND, Hou Sec to Committee. GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL, Hobson-Btreet, Auckland. Board IKs. Board and Residence 20s, Ditto, with single room 255. Single Meals Is. The Reutaurant is open at all hours. Table d'Hote at one o'clock. Private apartments for families. DUNNINfIHAM & KING. EUTSCHEE VEJttEIN. Dag nrste stiftungsfest fmdot statt am Domurstag den C July im Thames Hotel, abendessen urn 7 TJhr, DER VARSTAND. "a UCKLAND RIFLE ASSOCIATION. The Adjourned Annual Meeting of tho above Association will be held at the Young Men's Christian Association Rooms, on Monday next, the 3rd Instant, at Bpm sharp. A full attendance requested. Tho Committee will meet at 7.30 p m same evening. D. KELLY > Hon G. KITCHEN f Secretaries. Ist July, 187 G. SHOTOVER NO 1 AND INVERNESS GOLDMLNING; COMPANIES. Shareholders are most respectfully requested (if not Involving too much trouble) to call and receive their Dividend". T. LEIGH WHITE, Secretary. 31, Insurance Buildings. GREAT UNEESERVED I CHEAP SALE ox? MILLINERY, DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &c, &c. WILLIAM WILSON, 204 & 200, Queen-street, EfiSpectfully Intimates that, in order to REDUCE a Large Overstook of "WINTER GOODS, prior to Stock-taking, he will hold a GENUINE CLEARING SALE Of the whole of his VALUABLE STOCK FOR, ONE MONTH. All the GOODS-having been MARKED DOWN (in plain figures), -lond ./Me REDUCTIONS will be found in every Department. Inspection Invited, WILLIAM WILSON; 204 & 206, QUBEN-STEEET, . i i is. . -\ \ m H E AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPAIY, Queen - sibkbt, ■...■, . Auckland '. /■ '■['■■■" , ■■ ; JOHN MofjARRIOLE, ~ ' ■ ■■■■■*■ '■ ■ '"' I; ' ' ':• -" :-;U§>#P



pRTNCE OF WALES THEATRE. CHAS. WHEATLEIOH In the Great Play of THE SHAUGHRAUN! SHAUQHRIIUN ! SHA.TjnRAUN! THE SHADGHRAUN! TO-HIGHT! __ TONIGHT! The Great Moving Tower ! The Great Wake Scene! St Bridget's Abot-y! Positively the Laet Chance of Witnessing this Great Drama. POS TP ONEMENT OF THE THIRD DE MURSKA CONCERT. SPECIAL NOTICE. . ; . Signor D. De Vivo respectfully informs the public, and regrets very much to state, that owing to tho sudden hoarseness of MDLLK. ILMA DE MURSKA, the CONCERT advertised for TO-NIGHT will be POSTPONED till MONDAY NIGHT, July 3rd, when the Concert will positively come off. NOTICE. Holders of Tickets for tho Reserved Seats marked No. 8 will be admitted to Monday's Concert, and holders of No. & on Wednesday. Second Seats, Back Seats, and Gallery Tickets bought for To-night will be good only for Monday night, p\ RAND SOIREE AND CONCERT. \J{ ■ A SOIREE AND CONCERT In conn«ction with the Otahuhu Presbyterian Church, will be heW in the Otahubu Public Hall, in aid of the Manse I'und, on Wednesday Evening, July 4. Tai on the Tables at 5.30; Tickets, 2s Cd each. NB- 'Buses will leave Mr Crowther's Stables on the evening at.6 15 sharp; returning immediately after the Concert. .Return iarns, 2s. rnEB tpoje blues of newmarket X LOYAL ORANGE LODGE, No. 19, Will hold their Monthly Meeting in the Newmarket Hall on MONDAY, 3rd July, at 7.30 pm. Visiting Brethren are invited to attend. By order of tho W.M. ECHANICS' INSTITUTE TECH NICAL CLASSES. The nex Quarter will commence on Monday, July 3. Tt ims, 6s fid a quarter. Information from Secretary Mechanics' Institute. AUCKLAND INSTITUTED The First Meeting for the present Session will be held in the Lecture Room, Museum Buildings, on Monday, July 3, at 7.30 p.m. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary. OUJSG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WINTER SERIES OP LECTURES, 1876. July 7.—" The Emancipation of Women."—Rev. Dr. Wallis. July 28.—" Our Century."—H Worthington, Esq. August 4.—" Socratts: his anticipations of Chris tianity,"—Rev. S. Edger. Augnst 25.—" The Canon of the New Testament."— Dr. Cowio, Bishop of Auckland. September I.—" Young Men: their Dangers and Duties."—Rev. W. Tineley. September22—To be Announced—Rev.. Mr. Tom linson. October C—" Tennyfton."—Dr. Ellis. October 20.—T0 be announced.—Rev. D. Bruce. Tickets for Course, to admit Bearer and Lady, ss; Single Lecture; Is. Commence at 7.30. Seats reser ved for Ticket-holders until 7.20. Single Season Tickets, 3s each, apply to the Librarian. Tickets to be had of all the Booksellers, the Mem bers of the Committee, and the Librarian at the Rooms. ATUEDAY NIGHTS' entertainments. temperance hall, saturday evening, At 7.30 O'Clock. Programme :—Solos, Glees, etc., eto. Admission—ONiS PJSNNY. Friends" generosity unrestricted. Lads under 10 will be charged Gd, unless accom panied by Parents or Guardians. CHARLES B. ANDREW, Hon. Sec. QITY HALL SKATING RINK- W I LL" i"OP E N THIS EVENING, at 7.30. Also, TO-MORROW (S A.TUKDAY), and on the Afternoon of THURSDAY, FKIDAY, and SATUBDAX, at 2.30. Gentlemen are particularly requested to practice in low-heeled boots. »]W.OTICE.— The business of the I i»~ undersigned will in future be Closed from Sunset on Friday, and Re-opsn on Saturday at 4 pm, and remain open until 8 pm—H L Possenßskie, Tailor and Habit Maker, Shortand-street—Aucklaud' Jane 20, IS7O. HA. C. B. SOCIETY. * ONEHUNGA BBANCff, No 89. THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY Of the above Branch will be celebrated by a SOIREE, to bo held in St Mary's Hall.Onehunga on TUESDAY July 4. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Double Tickets 7s Cd; Single, ss, C. LUCAS, Secretary AUCKLAND MODEL TkaINING SCHOOL. Wparf ATasfpr*- JScrnNCE : Mr, JOST.4.H MAIiTIN. Head Masters.-^ A .. T . & Brtowaß, In Union -with: the Society of Ania. London. CHORAL HALL, SYMONDS-STREET. School will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, 3rd July. 'fechnical Classes for ensuing session Bookkeeping and Mercantile Accounts Theoretical and Practical Mechanics Chemistry and Physics Freehand, Mechanical, and Architectural Drawing Coal Mining and Iron Works. ArraDgoments have been made for Girls and Infants, and special advantages are offered for the training cf teachers. Full particulars may be obtained on application at the School. HOPE OF AUCKLAND TENT, I. O. R., S. TT. Members are reminded that the Quarterly Meeting for tho p;ji>clion and Installation of Officers/and other busimss, will be held in the Tent-room on MONDAY next, the 3rd instant, commencing at 730 p.m. . All Brethren are requested to attend. O. J. ANDERSON, C.R R. H. HUHHES, Sec. DO you Want a really good Over co*t? Try the Pambeon. 1 can measure to guarantee to fit you from SOs—J Ford, Tailor Clothier, flatter, &c. - ' TUESDAY, JULY 4. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Removed to the Mart for Convenience ot Sale. R. ARTHUR WILL sell by auction, at his mart, Queen-street, on Tuesday, 4th inst, at 12 o'clock, The Property of a Gentleman removing, consisting of— 2 Drawing-room Suites, Cheffonniurs, Fquare and Loo Tables, Chairs. Iron and Wood bedsteads Mattrasses, Palliasses, Chest Drawers, Pic tures, &0., <&c. ALSO, 2 American Stoves and Fittings 1 Cooking Range ■■■•.-■ B. TONES.] [R. 0. OAEE MONDAY, JULY 3. HAIR OILS, PERFUMES, EAU DE COLOGNE, LADIES' BAGS, SATCHELS . BROOCHK& LAVENDER WATER. B. TONES & CO. HAVE been instructed to sell on Monday next, the 3rd July, at IX o'dppfc, * *.' 23 oases of t&a nWio Qc?cm, to close vqskQo: ■..:.■,,"... . ; ■ ■ : ■ .■■■■•



B. TONES.] K. C. CARE, MONDAY, JULY 3. OATS! BARLEY! B. TONKS & CO. HAVE received instructions to sell ; on Monday, July 3, at 11 o'clock, 577 bags Oats 153 bags Barley. TUESDAY, JULY 4. TRADE SALE OE TEAS, TOBACCOS, GROCFRIES, OILMAN'S STORES, SAUCES, CANDLES, NUTS, &c, &c, &c. B. TONKS & CO. H av c been instructed to sell by 'Auction 62 Tuesday, at 11 o'clock, 25 cases C. & LV Marmalade 20 ~ ' Keillor's r,^ 50 boxes Paraffin CancuJ.* 20 cases Wart-anted Pickles 20 „ C. &B. Bottled Fruits 10 Vermicelli and Maccaroni 30 „ Whybrow's Salad Oil 20 „ Pints Salad Oil 20 „ Half-pints Castor Oil 10 ~ Keillor's Jujubes 10 „ ~ ■ Confections 25 „ Whybrow's Pickles 20 „ B. &B. Plaid Vestas 10 ~ ~ 210 Vestas 10 ~ Imperial Prunes IS „ Green, Red, and Yellow Mustards, 7 lb. and J£lb. tins 25 Half-barrels Herrings 10 case D. & M. Blacking 5 bales Tea Paper ho kegs Bicarbonate Soda 20 barrels Barcelona Nuts 5 casks Carraway Seeds 15 cases Liquorice 5 casks D. & M. Bottled Blacking 10 cases Corn Flour 5 casks Saltpetre 20 cases Red Herrings , 80 „ Mould Candles 20 „ Lobsters 25 ~ R. Neal's No. 2 Sauce 25 „ Mushroom Ketchup 25. „ . ~ » Larße &c, &c, &c. TEA— 250 Half-chests Congous — " Croton," "Aug usta," " Amea Dorothea" Samples at the Mart. TOBACCOS— 4 cases Barrett's 6's 6 boxes ~ 10's 1 case Twist Tobacco 15 boxes " Henrietta" 10's ~ ' " Sansoux" 10's WEDNESDAY, JULY 5. At Eleven o'clock. AUCTION SALE. PAINTS, OIL, VARNISH, &o. . Ex Star of Germany. GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at the. Exchange Auction Mart, at 11 o'clock sharp, G under JL & S in diamond— 20 Patent Drums Defined Raw Oil (linseed) 5 galls ea 12 „ „ Boiled ~ „ 5 „ 12 „ ~ Turpentine (tinned) 5 „ 1 case Pale Oak Varnish, 12 1-gallon tins 1 „ ~ 24* „ f 6 1-gall. tins Paper Varnish 1 case, containing -< 12 „ „ (.3 1 „ Japan Gold Leaf (" 121b3 deep English Vermillion 1 case „ ■] 281bs Chinese Red ( 281bs deep Emerald Green 1 firkin Dry M 3 Brunswick Gieen 1 barrel Vegetable Black, in £ lb. packages 6 firkins C/in White Lead Paint 1 cask 8 J-cwt. kega No 3 White Lead Paint 1 » 16* „ „ 1 „ 321 >; H „ 1 ~ 41 „ „ Yellow Ochre 4 i .. ii No 1 Patent Driers 4 i „ „ Kaw Skip Umber, H 8 i „ „ C/in Bed Lead 41 „ „ No 3 Yen Read Lead , , Terms at Sale. ■ ' ~ !"*. '-,■■.■■■ ..;•■', TUESDAY, JULY 4. . At 11 o'Clock. AUCTION SALE./ ; ,i_ _ HAMS, BACON, CHEESE, AND . POTATOES. . ■ G. W. B I NNE V- . , * WILL sell by public auction at the Exchange Auction Mart, at 11 o'clock sharp, Ex Taupo— twtj f 6 cases Hams and Baoon ..,'.• ' A "I 10 kegs Batter (6 cases Cheese Ex Wei/ltngton— T _ f 2 cases Hams and Bacon (1 case Hams 150 bags Potatoes Terms at Sale. MONDAY, JULY 3. ON ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN L. W. EATON * HA£ received instructions to srll by : g au-tion at hiß Mart, on Moudiy, Ju.ly 3. at 11 # o'clock, SCHOONER HELWN, »c she now lies on the BeachntLittle Omaha wi'hall sails, chains, and anchors, and gear attached Info'maWon to he obtained from th > Master Hugh Ferguson, as to tho situa:i> n i f the w»: I, MONDAY. JULY 3. IN TEE ESTATK OF WILLIAM TUTTY. DECEASED. FREEHOLD PROPERTTKS; ,•, TAK.APU.NA, TAUHA^GA^BTC* WITHOUT KKSEKVEsffe HpHE subscribers have been favoured * with instructions trom tie Trustees of the above "Kstote, to sell by public auction, at the Land. Mart : Port-street, oa Monday, July 5, at 12 o'clock, The WHOLE of the PROPERTIES of the late Wm. Tutty, comprising :— Parish of Takapuna, North Shore— Allotment 167, containing 52 acres 2 roods 6 perches Allotment 166, containing 72 acres 12 perolits Allotment 169, cnnfcMuin? 8^ lores Allotment 157. containing 45 aores. Parißh of Vaikomiti, County of Eden— ,i 16 acres, part of a block of 84 acres, erraefcd to H ETnyr. having large fronta^ to a branch of the Whau Riv«r. with Cottage and im provementa us <~ccupierl by M> Archibald . Townßhip of Drury— , Lots S Tit 0, section .16, contiu-'inß 2 roods 17 . ■■ (jsrcbes "^auranga, Pariflh of T(> Papa— ■' i '■'•.,.': Lots 405 and 493, containing 80aerPB • Lots 832 and 333. .containing 50 acres Lots U2,'291, 292,298, 305, 331, and 355, each con taining 50 acres " Parish of Apata— v Lot 11, containing 80 acres Lots 10 and 12, containing CO awes Lots 44, 53, 70, 53,, 104, and 117, each eohfainlnff 50 acres. . Town of Tftursnga— •• ; . Lots 316, 824, 328, 367, 399, 421, 442, 452, and 453, of S'ectioft 2, eaoh containing ljood. ■ Town of Greerton— ■ \ Lots 11 and 110, each containing 1 acre. Parish of Ruakaka, County of MiiTsden— ' .«* V v > Eastern portion of allotmout 60, VI acres, . '■:> ,'■'' & Tsn ' ■ ' ' ' ' ~••' ■ " ■' .. ' - i ' -ci.L;->u, ■ - - : - ,/. i: v ■• ■•' ,<('&■' ■ ■ ■ Parish of .Waiwera, County of Marsaen— Eastern portion of allotment 230,100 a .■/ ' ' . Terras': -Qis-twni* c^h;XfiMm.^ ■"■■■>'■'' ■ ■ three yeara n< , > ■ f\LM.YW