t The Tainui favored by the strong south erly breeze, made a fast run down to the reef, nnd cpme up with the vessel opposite Eangitoto Reef. Catching her In staya she rsn up tinder her quarter, and went along side to leeward. Here aho remained for abort a quarter of an hour, while the pro visions, which consisted of the main portion of a bullock, and two sheep, a goodly supply of vegetables and 100 loaves, were {rat or, board and verbal reports of the condition of the chip and the particulars of tho voyage, wero furnished to the Health Officer, Immigration Officer, and to the Press. Tho m dical report was of such an alanr.S ing description that although very little sick" new exists at present on board, the Health Officer ordered the ship into quarantine. As stated above there havo been 67 cases cf sickness on the vogage ; these are classified as follows—3 of typhus and 12 of typhoid fever, 23 scarlatina, 4 measles, 11 not denned, tho rest pneumonia and infantile diseases. Sixteen deaths occurred. The first death took place while the vessel was at Ports mouth, and the last at Algoa Bay. The latter portion of the voyage has been decidedly the most healthy. It was no easy matter for the gentleman engaged on both sides, for the wind was whistling through the rigging in a very livrly manner, and the noise occasioned by the working of the vessel, and the splashing of tho waves against the sides at times comple tetely drowned tho voices. However by dint of gie it exertion and good humour on the part of all the particulars were given and re corded. The chief officer furnished our re presentative with the following skeleton re pot tof the passage. Left London on the 6th February and proceeded to the Downs. After getting under weigh from here, began to bcab down Channel but unfortun ately came into collision with another vessel, and sustained loss of jibboom and hoadgear. Put into Portsmouth on the 14-h February, to refit, and remained there till the 23rd. Experienced very contrary weather in iho Channel, and did not clear tho land till the 12fch March. Got very little benefit from the if.E. trades. Reached tho Line on the 9fch April. Had no S.B. trades at all. On rounding the Cape the supply of coals for the condenser ran short, and the captain deemed it advisable to run into Algopi Bay, which was reached 24th. May. Lay thera till the 2nd June, taking in coals and stores. Across tho Southern Ocean weather of the ordinary description was encountered, but nothing occurred worthy of remark. Tas mania was passed on the 2ad July. From thence to New Zealand vary dirty squally weather was experienced. The Three Kings were made last Wednesday. Adverse winds hsvc attended the passage down the coast. Tho Tainui will convey stores to the vessel while she ia lying at Motuihi. Arrange ments were made by the Agents, with Mr Heal h, the Manager of the Ferry Co. When the steamer returned to town, the Babington was still under weigh, trying to boa?; up through the channol so as to reach the quarantine ground tc-night.

DEATHS,

February 17 —Mary Jane Boyers, aged 9 yearsi, enteric fever. (Buried at Portsmouth.)

March 12-iilbert Chalfield, 11 months, hydiocephalus.

March 23-Infant child of Patrick Clark, aged 15 months, congestion of lungs.

April 3 —Annie King, 7 weeks, mesenterio diarrhoea.

April s—Robert Wilkinson, 5 weeks, meS' enteric diarrhoea.

April B—Francis Tracey, 22 years, typhus fever.

April 12—Eichard. Tracey, 20 years, typhus fever. April 17—Michael Fitzgibbon, 18 years, typhoid fever. April 22—Thomas Leahy, 14 years ; typ hoid fever. April 25 —Eichard ILobaon, 21 years j typ hoid fever. May 12—ThomaaFisher, 22 years, married; typhoid fever. May 34—Agnes S. Davy, 16 days j inßani tion and convulsions. May 19—George Law, 32 years j pneu monia. May 12—Michael Hanniman j malignant scarlot fever. May 29—James Stewart, 24 years ; pneu monia, Thero were 10 births on board during the voy;<ge. The Bebington la an iron barque, in her eighteenth year. She was built in 1859, by Messrs Hickson of Belfast, and belongs to Messrs Adamson and Eonaldson of London. She is of specially strong construction, being furnished wifch heavier plating than Lloyd's rules require. She was also buiit under special survey. Her length is 183 ft. 4in., breadth of beam 33ft. lin., and depth of hold 20ffc. 4in. She is very bluff bowed, and rather clumsy looking, and gives one the im pression (a correct one) that she ia a very strong ship, but co wonder at sailing. She was altered from a ship to a barque while last in London, in .iccordance with the prevailing tendency at home. IMMIGRANTS. Married: Euckton ; Thomas 35, Mary 33, Thomas'l3, Samuel 8, .Sarah 7, Hester 5, Henry 4 ; Clarke : Patrick 30, Ellen 27, Thos. 4, Michael 2, Patrick 1 j Davey : Edwin 33, Elizabeth 32, Kate 6, Edwin 4, Nellie, 2 ; Fisher : Thomas 29, Winifred 25, Johanna 6, Mary 4, Michael 2, Benjamin 1; Franks : Wm. 34, Eleanor ax, James 1 ; Green : Patrick 28, Frances 20, Irwin : Britton 32, Matilda 26, Britton 2; Joice : Gep. 33, Annie 32, Mary 2, Matthew 30; Johnson : Edwin 32, Minnie 27, ( Kate 6, Edward 4 ; Jones : Herbert 26, Jane 26, Eliza beth 1; Keep : Thomas 39, Jane 40, Thos, 14, Hannah 9, Geo. $, Lavinia 4, Florence 1; King : Thomas 31, Emma 27, Wm. 2, Annie 1; Lock : David 23, Hester 27, Henry 1 ; McCabe: Michael 27, Eliza 26, Mary 3, Anne 1 ; McGovern : Patrick 27, Maggie 19, Patrick : Mark 25, Mary 26, Ellen 6. Elizabeth 3; Sergent: Charles 31, Ann 30, Charles 8 ,Ann 5; Symons : Wm. 36, Mary 36, Bessie 11, Wm, 4, John 1; Wernham : fin. 58, Sarah 33, Wm. 4, Mary 3 ; Wilkinson : Robert 32, Caroline 30, Mary i, Robert 1 ; _Willis : Samuel 31, Mary 21, Sarah 3, Emma 1 ; Auchinlech : John 34, Caroline 32, Ellen 15 ; Chatfield : Henry 31, Clara 24, Henry 3, Albert 1 ; Corcoran : James 36, Johanna 30, Ellen 10, Honara 16, Patrick 14, Wm. 12, James 5, Thomas 1; Healey ; Thomas 45, Anne 40, Maurice 14, Thomas 12, Mary 10; Condon : Timothy 38, Margaret 34, H. 15, Mary 13, Thomas 12, Ellen 10, John 8, Bridget 5, James 3; Cuttle: Wm. 26, Elizabeth 23; Boyers : Robert 42, Faith 37, Edward 17, Maria 11, Mary 9, Charlotte 7, Sarahs, John 2 ; Flynn : Maurice 39, iUargaret 35, Daniel 14, Eliza 12, Johanna 8, Margaret 3, Michael 2, Patrick 1; Flynn : Wm, 44, Ellen 38, Honora 18, Mary 17, Margaret 15, Ellen lIJ Sampson : Henry 24, Margaret 23 ; Tisdale : George 20 Elizabeth 28 ; Stewart: George 27, Ellen 25, Ma rian 4, Elizabeth 1; Halliman: James 44, Anastasia 31, Michael 14, Mary ia, Kate 11. Single Men :—Cuthbert, Turnbull,—; Willey, George 23; Willis, John 19 ; Abrams, Jonas 20 ; Bettelheim, Jos. 17 ; Brewer, Henry 21; Brophy, Patrick 22-; Brown, William 23; Campbell, Angus, 30; Chambers, Samuel 21 ; Clements, John 20; Cochrane, James 28 ; Conroy, Michael 20 ; Fitzgibbon, M. 18; Gilmour, John 28; Healey, Martin 33 ; Hobson; Richard 31 ; Houlahon, Patrick 22 ; Houston, James 30; Hughes, Richard 23; Kellihis, John 29 ; Kelly, Patrick 21; Law, George 3a ; Leatry, William 16; Thomas, 14; Daniel, n ; McKm ney, John 34; McLeod, John 33 ; McNamara, M. sj ', McKee, Louis, 20; William, 8; Milliard, Albert 20; Neylan, Patrick 22 ; Ramsey, Hugh 22 ; Ryan, John 21; Ryan, Charles 25 ,• Smith, Patrick 20; Smith, Jos. 27; Stevenson, Jeremiah 14; Stewart, James 24 J Stringer, Joseph 25; Strathern, John 25; Trassey, Francis 22 ; Trassey, Richard 20; Tourney, Arthur 31 j Heath, Patrick 19 ; Downing, B. 23 ; McAllen, Michael 20; Silver, Fred., 20; White. Thomas 24; Grossc, Wm. 22. —Single Women : Beetelhiem : Fanny; 20 ; Jemima, 14; McKee :|Elizabeth 23; Dugan, Catherine 23 : Gilmour Alice 18; Heath : Margaret 23 ; Houli han, Ellen 22; Kuhy, Ann 30; Lease, Susan, 39; Jessie 9; Lampra, Harriet 20; Mulverhill, Mary 20; Noble, Mary 24 ; Owen, Bridget 28 ; Regan, Margaret 28; Shea, Margaret, 53; Tovey, Eliza, 15; White, Kate, 20 ; Boardman, "Mary 7; Duncan, Mary 25 ; Kelly, Honora 20; Menzies, Rachael 33; Bourlce, Bridget 18; Lynch, Margaret 28; MunrO; Mary 20; Murrish : Mary 40, Mary 16, N. 13. A™"* I2' Char" lotte 10; O'Donnell, Anne 25; Portch, Lmma 3a, Stewart, Ester 16 ; Tabby*' Ellen 18; Wilson, Henri etta 21; Moore, Madge 23. The following are for Hawke's Bay :—Married : Barrows: James 27, Ann 25, James 3, Anne 1 ; King : Joseph 30, Emma 37, Annie 3, Cecilia 2; Wellings : George 23, Clara 34 , Door: William 35, Mary 37; Russell: William 41, Jane 41, Frank 12. Single Men : Cashin, James 35; Egan, James 26 ; Kellisher, Denis 26; Lyons, William 25; McNamara, Lawrence, 21; Morony, Daniel 19, Moloney, John 23 ; Menzies, Adam 25 ; Sweetman, Charles 10; Taylor, William 31; Reidy : Thomas 2a James 18, Michael 14 ; Moore, Fred. 17. Single Women; Lyons, Margaret 21; McNamara, Bridget 17; Allen, Mary 22 ; Bunning : Elizabeth 30, Samuel 1; Burns. Bridget 22 ; Gibbard, Mary 21 ; Levacq, Aurelia 26; Liddy, Margaret 26; McNamara, Margaret 20; O'Neill, Margaret 21.

TELEGRAPHIC.

ETJSSELL.

(Prom our own Correspondent.) This day.

. . , Shipping. Arrivals—Ebentzer, Fawn, and Onward, from Auckland ; Policeman, from Thames. Colliers havo loaded Elsinore and Mariner. Wind south.

SCOTLAND AND HER SONS.

Rbv W. TtNSLKy, of Eclwardes'-streat Chapel, re dalivered his popular lecture laal evening in the Albert-street Tern orauce Hall, on "Scotland and her Sons. Tli3 sttenfiance. consid^rini? oil or attractions, was very good Mr John Lamb was in the chair. DuriDK the evming Mm Carr, sang in her old sweet style, " Jessie's Dream " and the " Hundred Pipers." Mr Carter also, gave " Scotland I love thes," vrith nmch heartiness. Mr and Mrs Preecs gave the karhoard Watch," and Mr Cornish, the Lancashire vocalist, s«.g "Scotland Yet " We need not repeat our former ramarics on Mr Tiasley's excellent and instructive leclure on " Ciledonii, stern and Wild," but simply state in a summary mannor, that the lecture was full and complete, logical and interesting, shewing unmistakably that the lecturer had well studied his subject and arranged his matter with Rreat cire. He commenced from the earliest period of Scottish history, and passed through the Eoman period, the Eges of Wallane and B'uce. tho age of covenanters and martyrs, closing with the close of tho last century. Mr a. Hemus proposed and Mr McKen zis seconded a vo'.o of thanks to the lecturer who, inadinowiedßinfi tho compliment, intimated that he might, at no distant period, give a lecture on the " Religious Hlstoiy of Scotland." Mr Tutsley might' Rive a most interesting lecture m scmo of Seotlond's later sons, including sur.h names as Trvinp, the seeker after God, Chalmers, the sturdy theologian. Burns tho poet of the poets.and Srott,the princa of novelists.

PARLIAMENTARY.

[Fromour Suecial Correspondent]

WELLINGTON. This day. RATING BILL. The whole sitting yesterterday was taken np in Committee upon tho Rating Bill, which progressed but; slowly. About three hours were spent in debate upon'" rateable value," which was at last settled against the Government to mean actual value to sell without limit of the upset price of land. Other amendments were made, but none of vital importance. COUNTY BILL. The County Bill was distributed last night at the time of the eVeuing sitting, and a map displayed showing tho boundaries of the 39 counbies, into which it is proposed to divide the two islands. The general feeling is one of entire dissatisfaction. Each member, no I matter on which aide of the House, sayq the Bill is amiss, and the proposod boundary an imposition. Few have yet looked into tho bill, but those who have done so find graver objections than more boundaries. The bill has 299 clauses, and injmost of its provision reads like a clumsy adaption of tho new Municipal Corporation Act to country dis tricts. There is for each county a chairman who is elected just as a Mayor is, and is to be, a paid office. There is a county clerk who is exactly in the position as Town Clerk, a County Treasurer and Surveyor of Works as in the Act. There is in addition a County Auditor appointed by the Governor with a salary to be paid out of County Funds. The first County Councils are not to have more than seven members, and as some counties are a hundred and fifty miles long they will require travelling expenses. The impression abroad is that the 39 counties will cost at least four times as much as the nine provinces, and will do no useful work. By the Bill, Auckland is to have nine counties. The Bay district will include the three northern districts returning representatives to the Provincial Council. Wangarei will include the county on both sides of the island from Wangamru harbor on the east, and Maunganni Bluff on the west, down to Wa.pu and Matakohe, Marsden extends from Waipu and Matakohe down to the present boundary of the electoral district of Waitemafca. The county of Waifce mata embraces the present electoral distriot of Waitamata. Mamikau embraces tha three electoral districts of Eden, Onehunga, and Franklyn. Waikato embraces the two electoral districts of Waikato and Waiuku. Thames will include the whole of Thames valley up to Aroha mountain. The northern end of Tauranga ©sfcuary and Rotorua will include the Lake country down to Cape Runaway. Cook's county inoludes Poverty Bay, down to about twenty miles north of the wroth boundary of the province while Wairoa is partly In the province of Auokl&ad, partly in Hawka'g Bay. Taupo is wholly b«yond tho confiscated line down to tha boundary of Taranakl. Considerable dissatisfaction Is expressed at the very cumbrous and costly provisions of the Act. The necessary officers of each county would be five, and tha cost of them would be very great. OPPOSITION CAUCUS. There is a meeting to-day at noon of all Auckland members, to choose a committee to confer with Canterbury and Otago members on a common basis of action. MR SHEBHAN. Mr Sheean arrived and was sworn In laßt 'night. A rumour is current to-day that Mr Thomas Russell will be appointed Agent- General.

CABLEGRAMS.

[PRES3 AGENCY.]

THE ASSEMBLY—TALKING AGAINST TIME.

Sydney, July 14. The Assembly sat all night, and are still sitting talking against time. Strangers are excluded. The Assembly is discuasing the want of confidence motion. The Government are sure of a majority. The Assembly sat till four o'clock this aftarnoon, and adjourned after an indescrib able scene of confusion without division. The Government, however, claim to have had a majority of 13. Th c Hero has sailed for Auckland ■

EtENINO BTAE, SAWBBAY, JtinLT i*,:iß7«..



A B C D E F at the City Hall. A Beautiful, C leanly, D urable, E cono mical Floorcloth.



Linoleum, the Cork Carpet, has now been proved by the severest teats to be the best covering for floors of dining-rooms, halls, offices, &c, it lies more solid, is warmer to the feet, much less noisy, retains its pat tern longer, and is far more durable than oil cloth. By the " Dilpussund " Holloway and Garlick have received their fourth large ship ment—six new handsome designs never seen in the Colonies before; also, a lot of Tap. Brussol Carpets at 3s 4d, 3s 9d, 3a lid, the very cheapest in Anokland \ Door Mats from 1» lid each. They've on view Furniture of all kinds, Bedding, their own make, good and cheap ; 100 Hearth Bugs from 5s lid to 18a 6d, decided bargains ; Toilet Glasses and Chairs, Dining and Drawing Koom Suites, &c &c. Goods delivered Free to any part of the cit". Cash buyers call at Holloway and Garlick's, who offer you excellent value. Go and test them.—City Hall, Queen-street.



EDEK TEREAOE HIGHWAY DISTRICT The Annual Meeting of tha Rate. p»yar» of the abovo District will be held in the Eden Vine Hotsl, on TUESDAY, the 18th July, IB7S, at 7 pm. Budnesj—To recsiT* the report and balance sheet of the out-gotoe trustees, to strike a rate, oleo trustoe*. auditors, and fenco-viewera, (or the easuujg yaar.—JAJtfßH BBID, Chairman. THE Partnexsbip hitherto exisiting between the undersigned, George Foster and William Archbold, Booimaken, Pitt-atre. t h aß been dissolved by mutual conßeut on July 3, 1876. dud aU debts due to tho late firm will be received by the nid George Foster, who will continue the business on hig T/ned ollDt> G. FOSTER. 81gnea ' W. ARCHBOLU



BOOT TRADE.—Wanted a strong Boy for the stand; good wages.—T. E. Judkins, 50, Victoria-street. ANTED, a steady single Man to Board and Lodge at T. K. Judkin's, 50, Victoria-street. AInTBD.—A Lady is desirous of en gaging as Housekeeper or Com panion. First class References.—E. Henry's Registry, Shorfcland Street. WANTED, a respectable married woman' ■would take charge of a young child, every attention £houM(b3given.-~"E. Henry's Registry, Shortland-strcet. WANTED, A 1 usty farm yonth, (near town) ; Farm boy ; Farm labourer ; useful Nnrsegirl; and a Housekeeper, (a tiuly excellent sitnation. — Hannaford's Registry, Queen, street, opposite Fir^bell. ANTED, a smart Boy, about 13 or 14, who can milk.- John Mills' Dairy, Morton-street, off Cook-street. TO LET, good 4-roomed Cottage, tank, good well, and garden.—James Reed, Eden Terrace. rrVRINITY CHURCH, Devonport.— A A Confirmation will be held in this Ohuroh to morrow evening(Sunday), July 10, at 0.3G o'otodk. pHEISTIAN MEETING-HO&SE, \J Cook-stroot.— Lord's Day. Worship, 11 a. m. Preaching, 0.80 p.m. Tuesday: Bible Class, open to the public, T.ao p,m. Subject: "The Good Shep herd. 1' „______ TVT EWTON~HALL.—Subject for to jL^ morrow evening—" Waiting for the Saviour." Como one, come aIL No collodions. nnHE NEWTON KlKK.—Divine 1 Service at the usual hours on Sunday.— Subjects—Morning: " Tho IXtst (Jreat Controversy in the Christian Church." Evening: "Unity amid | Divorsity in Eellgion." pRTNOB OF WALES THEATJRE. JL Sunday Evening Servico, 16th July, from 8 till 9. AH aro invited. Seats Free. No Colloction. D'NION - STREET WESLEYAN CH APE h ,—The Sabbath Services ia the above [ place of worship wli bo conducted to-morrow, at 11 i am., by Mr B. Caw; Evening, at 6 80, by Mr Burton. TTNITED Methodist Free Church, \J junction of Pitt and Vincent-streots.—Divine Service every Lord's Day—Morning at 11; Evening at 0.30. DITT-STREET WESLBYAN JL CRUKOH,— Sunday Services. - July 16.—The Rev W. J. Williams will preach in the morning, at 11, and tho Boy W. Kirk in the evening at 6,30. TTNSECTARIAN Sunday Services, Lqrne-stroot Hall, conducted by Samuel Edger, 8.A., Julj IC—Morning: "Heavenly Wlb dom." Evoning: "Simon tho Pharisee and the Woman Sinner: Forgiveness aud Love" (by desiro). WEBLEZAN CHURCH, PONSONBY. Services in connection with the Wosleyan Church will be commenced in Mr Artdoy's Sohooliootu, Pon sonby Road, on SUNDAY noxt, July 10. TII3 Roy WilliivlM Kiik will preach in the Morning, at 11 , and the Kav W. J. Williams in tho Evening, at G.BO. Collections on behalf of the Oiiurch Funds. A Mooting of thoso interested in the Kraction of a Wesleyan Chuich in the District, will bo hold in tho same placo on TUESDAY KVESIJNG, tho 18th instant, at 7 o'clock. TjICOLES'IASTIOAL. The Commission of Presbytery will meet in Pon sonby Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, tho 18th inst., at hajf-pa«t T o'cloci. for tha purpose ol dotorrainiriK on tho formation of an Ecclesiastical Charge in the District of Ponsonby, and mediating in a Call to a Clwrgjman, whan all persona favourable to tha carry " ing out of tho aforesaid objeota »re requested to be punctually i>reseut and signify their wishes. B, F. MACNICOL, Moderator, 15th July, 1876. OOCIAL GATHERING. Eho St. Matthew's Annual Social Gathering will be hold on Thursday, July 27, at the Lorno-atreot Hall. Tickets, prica Is, can be obtained from any of the Yotrymon, or at the Parsonage. _____ ELECTION NOTICE. In pur»uance of " Tho Regulation of Elootions Act, 1570," and " Tha Regulations of Elections Act AmencJ mant Act, 1874," I, Henry Colin Ualuoavis, Esq , Return ing Oflicer for tho Electoral District of Auckland < Hty Wes«, do hereby £iva notico that, by virtuo of a Writ bo»ring date the 18th day of July, 1870, under tho hand and seal of tha OWk of tho Writs, an Election will be held for tho return of cms qualified person to serve an Member of the House of Representatives for tho said Electoral District; and that the NomiruUlon of Candidates will take placo at tho Young Men's Christian Association Building at noon on 22nd day of July, 1879; and that tho Poll (if necessary) will take place on the 26th July, 1876. H. C. BALNEAVIS^ Ketuxning Officer, j The following is tha Polling-place for tne Eleotoral District of Auckland City West :— Tho Young Men's Christian Aflswliatlon Building.g H. C. BALNEA VIS, Returning Officer. v\* 'COR NORFOLK ISLAND. •i&tSSWskilSl Tho fine schooner MARION, Jacob, Master, will sail for the above on WEDNES DAY next. For freight or passage apply on bond, or to THOS. W. BROWN, Agent, Cußtom-house-street. ,*Jk|^ "OOR WAIUKU TAM O' SHANTER Will leave the Government Wharf, Onehunga, for Waiuku, as follows:— Monday, 17th July, at 1 pm (returning the Same night) Wednesday, 19th July, at 3 pm Friday, 21st July, at 6 pm Weather and other circumstances permitting. Orders to collect goods left at the stores of Meßsrß. Henderson and Maofarlane, Agents TJnipn S.S. Co.; or Mr. W. J. Hurst and Co., will meet with prompt dispatch. A. CUNNINGHAM, Onehunga or Newmarket, j TTNION BEACH Gold Mining Com \J pany.—ln accordance with Rule 65, I hereby give notice that it is my intention to become a Can didate lor a Seat at tho Board of this Company when the next Election of Directors shall take place. J. C. STOVIN, 14, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. ' TO OVAL INSURANCE COMPANY Notice op Removal. The Office of this Company has this day been Removed from Hobson's Buildings, Shortland-stteet, to New Zealand House, the Fourth Buildings higher up on the sameJside of the street. GEOEGE W. JONES, Agent. Auokland, June 24,1870. mo THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEST GENTLEMEN,—It is with very great diffidence that I accede to the request of the meeting called hi the interests of Sir Georgo Grey, to stand for the seat in City West vacated by him, but I Cannot help feeling that this crisis in the history of tha country calls lor men to make personal sacrifices . for the public welfare. I have therefore, consented to come forward on the under* standing that, if elected, I shall be allowed to retire at the close of the present session if a candidate. more acceptable to the constituency can be found, I feel , that it will not be necessary for me to call you together previous to the election^or I prejume'it it generally understood that if elected I go to Wel lington in the interest of Sir George Grey's party, and I can assure his friends in City West he will have my unwavering support in his efforts to obtain real local self-government, revenues, and equal rights for all in purchasing public lands, D. GOLDIE.



BLACKSMITH WANTED. ra Wanted a first-class General Blacksmith for the "Tr.lon Beach Qoldmining Company's Mine at Goromandel. Applications to bo msdeto J. FHIAU CLARKE, 21, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. TXT ANTED, 100 tons ti-tree Fire ' vV vrooa—Olivar Mays, Post-ofliceStore,Bevon port. WANTED, a respectable General Servant, who can give good references— A('d'O3B at the Post-offlco, Devonpstt. WANTED to LET (furnished), two Bcdroom3 and a Gitting-reom, withTSto of Kitchen—Apply this office. ANTED, a thorough General Servant; gnoJ referoncos required—Mrs Pollen, apply between 10 and 12 am at Eden Terrace. ANTED, a Cook.—Apply at the ' Aurora Hotel. ANTED, a General Servant. References required.—Apply to Mrs Brett, Selwyn Terrace, Parnell \ANTED, a steady young Man to drive a H&ndsome Cab—Apply at this office. - WANTED, a Counter Hand.—W. A. Patterson, Grocer, Onohunga. ANTED, by a young Man acous tornod to the Cftooory business, a Situation ; local references—Address by Utter 08, Stau office. ANTED Known, that T. Hine find Co 's very old Cog_ac Brandy always in stock at the Albert Hotel, Quoen-streo_ W'~ TNTl_D~~Know_irtliat Perrier Jouot and Co.'s Half-pint Bottles of Chanj pajjne (first quality), suitable for invalids, can be obtained at the Albert Elotel Bottle Department, Queen-street. X~REXPECTABLE WIDOW, with _7_L o_t family, wishes an eng-tgeinont as Houso lioepov. — AdaresSi ' r Ho__ckeepQr,'' care of Mr. Spi'ajjxon, 'Viriccnt-straoi. _ TO Bushmen. —Wanted, a few good hand for the otaua Saw Mllla.—Apply to Jas. S. Gibbon's, Bh__ospoaro Hotel. fc WANTED, a Female Cook for the Junotiou Hotel, and a Boy as second waltur. Apply at the Occidental Hotel WANTED, a Qualified Engineer and Surveyor for tho Graf ton Eoad District Board.—Applications will bo receivod by tho under signed until Wednc-edaj, the 19th instant, at noon.— H Ashtou, Secretary, 8, New Zualand Inauranoo Buildings. ANTED, a Coaoh Bodymakerj also a Coachsmith. Wagoa, 10a to 12a par day.—Q. Faulknor. ni_)tlrij{S-_trcet, Nayiw. rpO MAEtEßTbaSM^' Wanted JL a Situation hy a thorough competent Mun as Baker and Confoctlonor—.Apply by letter, NZ, this offlca. WANTED, a smart Boy about~_3 or 14 as Errand Boy-Apply botwewi 12,30 and 1 o'clock To-morrow at J Brown and Son's Music Warehouse. a competent Master to 5 ? tenth Mechanical and A rchltoctural Draw ing—Auckland Model Training School, Oi-oral Hall, aymondß:straut, a Female Cook— « V Fijian Houso, Quoen-atrcet. I^o Merchants and others.—As Junior _ Clerlr, a Youth just left Colle_o is desirous of an enfjaKcmant; nalary no object; unoxceptionablo reforencea ; Bociuity if r&quirod; no objection , to tho country.—Address FWH, No. 56 Lottor Box. W" ANTED, a Cook and Laufcdross. —Apply to Mr Blnney, Upper CJaeen-ntreot. ANTIiD, no Woman to go with out a Hood Drc3H, whon thay can get ono at cost, at B T Herbert's, opposite City Market, Quem stroe^ ANTED, Subscribers to Magazines to know that they can have the numbers IWnflßomoly Bound, at a trifling coat. Music and other Binding done in best styIe.—WILLIAM LEYS Machine Enlor and Account-Book Manufacturer, next door to tho Evening Stab Office, WTndham street XTT ANTED KNOWN, that Henry V'/ Probert, Cabinet Maker, Upholsterer, and Genara House Furnisher, etc, has juat received » largo aad woll-s_sortod stock of Bnclish and American Chairs, which ho is offering very ohoap. Good Sound Chair at is, 4s 6d, ss, and 6s, waiwnted to give satisfaction or the money returned VB~ Nota the address :—The Cheap Furnltura, _«ittrenses, and Ship's Bedding Establlihment, nearly 'DDOsite thb ' Post-office, Shortland-atroot. ANTED~Kuown, Stretton's Book, Stationery, aud Berlin Wool Depot is now 208, Queen-streot, opposite MoArthur, Shera's new Warfchoußo. W" AN TED—Orders for the AXJCK LAND RUBBER STAMP COMPANY. Manufactory :—Albort-strost, next Black & Co.'s Boot Factory. Inks of all colours always on hand. WANTED to SELL, Baga, No offer rofused.—W, Crowther, corner of Lorno and Welloaley-streets. WANTED Everybody to Know, that the undersigned has made a still further Large Reduction in hifl Prlooa. Good ser viceable Biding Saddles, 46s each, with mounts; Strong duruble Double-Rein Bridles. 98 Cd each'; Strong durable Single-Rein Bridles, 7a 6d each; all other goods proportionately oheap, to make room for large shipments to arrive per Robina Dunlop, and other vesaels, nearly due.—W. S. JONES, Wholesale and Retail Saddler, Manufacturer and Importer, Quoen-stroet. N.B.—A few best quality Riding Saddles, slightly damaged, for Bale very cheap. WANTED Known, that E. Carr offers special advantages to buyers of Tim her at the Waikawau Yards, Custom-house-street and Breakwater Road. ANTED KNOWN, that J.MORRISON is prepared to exoouts all kinds of ASPHALTING at reasonable prloea.— Address Newton Road. WANTED KNOWN, that John Taylor la prepared to supply all kinds of Timber, Posts, Rails, Palings, Shingles, House Blocks, Doorg, Sashes, Mouldings, &0., at the lowest possible prices, at Yard, Breakwater Road. All orders attended to with despatoh WANTED Known, that the Fitting Shop, Sewing Machine and Howe'g Agency, Is RBMOVED to Vulcan Lane, corner of High-street. Only tho highest class machines kept in stock. Repairs to all machines properly done. Steam OfriagCß repaired, tested, and adjusted. WANTED KNOWN, that D. G OLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of. Timber and other Building Materials, including Snshes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market; price, at his Yards,? Custom-house stroofc. "WANTED KNOWN, L H. Green ? ' is prepared to supply all kinds of Coniferce Trees. Shrubs, Climbing Plants, Camellias, Azaleas, and Magnolias, Roses, Fuachias, Stove snd Green house Plants. Fruit Trees, &c, &c, at Seafleld View Nursery, or in the Market House every Friday and Saturday. N.8.—A.11 orders left with the Market Inspector will promptly attended t0... WANTED Known, a never-failing remedy far Influenza and Colds generally in now administerctl'at the Turkish Baths, an prescribed by the most eminent Hyditopathists. N.B.—Turkish Baths open daily. . Saturday afternoon, from 4 to 10, S? ; Ladies (Thursdays), 6s; from 3 p.m., 3s 6d. The safety-valve against colds. J'WO Genftemen, or a Lady and Gentleman can be accommodated with Board and Lodging In a healthy locality; a large house ; terms moderate—Address Stab office. i IP A. 1., of the Stage, does not returii '•lie Basin he had with Treacle from J V, there will be a warrant Issued, and exposed for his account. -JY. • ■ 'COMFORTABLE Home for one or two respectable young Men at Brooklyn House, top of H -b»on-street; no children : healthy situation. Terms, including Laundress, £1 Is per "pOIsSOJNBY ELECTION. The Ratepayers at the meeting at Ponsonby Hall, commencing at T o'clock sharp, on Monday night, will be attire _ to vota in (support for in opposition te tho BUI now before Parliament, abolishing proxies and provUing for vote by ballot at Highway Meetings. A large attendance very desirable. MO, 14, L.0.L., OTAHUH U. A Special Meeting of the above Lod.e will bs held on Monday, 17th instant, in tho Lodgeroom, at 7 30 p.m. Every member is particularly requested to attend The presence of visiting members are also requested. By order of the W.M.



WANTED, my old customers and friends to know that I have again gone int the Timber Trado, and although there is now more competition than when they patronised me, in 1861, 1 am still prepared to supply them -with a superior quality of Timhor as cheaply as anyone. Orders taken for Deck and Ship Planting up to 50 feet long, also Long Timber for Tie Beamß and OHrdorß. At present dn hana:—Broaa Boards up to 80 in. wide, and every size of Kauri Timber for House or Ship Building, KOBT. BARTLEY, Timber Yard, Breakwater Eoad. WANTED Known, Jno. 0. Clough, Machinist, MasefieM's BniUIiURS, Albert street, is the oldest established and only practical maker and repairer of Sewing Maphinea in the pro vince. All work guaranteed of befit materials and quality and lowest remunerative charge. Model Steam Engine Castings, complote sets, from 7s Cd. A fow First-olaas Lock-Btitch Sewing Machines for sale. "TVEVONPORT HIGHWAY DISTRICT. JIJ Tho Annual Meeting will bo held in the Devonport Hall on Thursday Evening, the 27th inßtant, at 7.30, to receive tho Eeport and Balanoo-shoot, levy a Kate, and elect Trustees, Auditors, and Fenca Viowers for the ensuing year. OLIVER MAYS, Chairman. T~O PAINTERS. . Tenders are Invited to noon on Thursday, tho 20th instant, fpr Painting a Villa Residence at Ponsonby. T. B. CAMERON, Architect. TO BRICKLAYER S. Tenders will be roceivca until noon of the 20th instant, for the Building oi a Brick Tank at the Juuotion Hotel, Epsom, R. KEALS & SON, Architects. JgLBCTJRIO TELEGRAPH. NOTICE TO~CONTEACTOES. Tenders Sre invlte_ for the Supply and Delivery of 55 Telegraph Posts, for tho construction of a line of Electric Telegraph at the Kaipara Heads. Specifications can tw scon at the Telegraph offices, IIol»naville, Riverhead, and Auckland. TondarS addressed to the undersigned and marked outside " Tenderfor T«lcf?raph Posts, Kaipara Heads," will be received at the Telegraph Office. Auckland, up to noon of MONDAY, tho 24th July, 187G, Tho lowest or any other tender not nocessarily accepted. By order. ALFRED SHEATH, District Inspector. Auckland, 27th June, 1878- Public Work? Office, Colonial Architect's Branch, Wollingion, May 20, 187(5. WNDERS are invited for the Eroo •*» tion of a Contral Prison, ai Now Plymouth, in tho Province of Taxaniki. Gonoral conditions, specifications, and drawings may b» scon at th» offices of tho Colonial Architect, Wellington ; and at the District Engineer's offices, Auckland Ttndors addressed to the Hon. the Minister for Public Works, and marked outside "Tenders for Central Prison," will bo received at the office of the undersigned up to noon of WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of July, 1870. Telegraphio Tonders will bo received, provided the original Under and deposit are lodgwl with tho nearest DintrlQi Engineer at tha time above specified. Tho lowest or any tender Dor necessarily accepted. Plans can be soea at the Publio Offices, Ohrist ohurch, Dunedin, and Now Plymouth. (Signed) W. H. CLAYTON, Colonial Architect. TTkISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. JL/ Notlco 13 heraby given that tho PARTNERSHIP hitherto existing betweon tho undersigned, trading under the Style or Firm of LANGBRIDGE AND SILVER, At Hamilton, Walkata, New Zealand, as Newspaper Proprietors, Printers, Booksellers, and Stationers, has this day boon DISSOLVED by mutual consent W. BA.RTLETT L&.NGBRIDGB. W. AYTOUN SILVER. Witness to signatures—P. Yon Siubmeb. j WoAkaio 7ime3 office, Hamilton, July 8,1870. ' LOST, a Memorandum Book.— Apply Stab office, STAMFORD HOUSE, Upper Symond-istraet—Mrs J R Nicholson's Pupils will ro-aisamble on tho 17th inst, THE Misses Craig's Pupils will re-! _«a<n_.blo on Monday, July IT, 1870.— Grahams- ! street, Auckland. T\EVONPORT.—A neat Cottage JL/ and Ailotmont To Let near tho Victoria Wharf—Oliver Mays, House and Land Agent, Devonport. nPAKAPUNA.-—Farm Seotion of 66 JL acres very good land, overlooking the Lake.&na Bsar the property of W J Hurst, Esq. For Sale cheap to a cash buj er—Oliver Mays, Devonport. TO LET, a six-roomed Cottage in Franklin Road ; every convenience for key- Apply to Mr Black opposite. T~O LET, a five-roomed House; rent Ca per week—York Hotel, Newton. npO LET, Foley's Shop, Corner of JL Hobson and Victoria-streets. AH claims against the shop to be sent in, and all debts owing to be paid at the shop.-j-M. Foley, Manager for W. Couzens* rpO LET, a Bake-office and Shop in 1 Wellington-street.—Apply Mr F. L. Prime, 28, Insurance Buildings. ! O LET, in Parnell, a Butcher's Shop.— Apply T. Johnson, Windsor Castle Hotel. , TO LET, in Parnell, a Shop with two roomed Houie }• good position—E J King. IT O IET, a House in Alten Road containing 13 rooms.—Apply to Mr Coleman at J. Cosgrave and Co. '_. TO LET, or for Sale, on eesy terms, iv "Union-street, Freeman's Bay, a House of i rooms, with bathroom and laundry; gas and water laid on, and good well on the premises.—Apply to C. Alexander, Insurance Buildings. OR SALE, a Rosewood Piano,— Apply on board barque Wanlock. FOR SALE, a new three-roomed Cottage, with large Allotment; volcanic soil; on the Mount Eden Road—H Partington, 57, Queen- Btreet. OR SALE, 15 acres of Land ad joining the Pa near Onehunga, with Cottage and Out-buildings—Apply to John Davies, on the promises. FOR LEASE, for term of years, from let December next, the Purlwa Karm, of 224 acres, near St. John's College, at present in the occu pation of Mr Keith. Tenders for the above will be received on or before the 31st instant, by R. Dyor. OR IMMEDIATE SALE, at Pon sonby, one Allotment, 39 x 95 feet, in Waite mata-street; one Allotment, 39 x 95 feet, in Harbour i street, from both of which there & a splendid view of the Harbour, etc. ApfilytQ JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. I FOR SALE, a bargain, three Allot ments in Argylo-street, South Newton. Apply to JOHN SOPPET, i No. 8, Queen-street, j FOR SALE, the Lease for"2l year^ df a Farm of 82 acres at Point Chevalier; good four-roomed House and out-buildings; partly laid : down In grass. ■ • ■. I H. PARTINGTON, j 87, Queen-street, j Tji OR ~S A L E A most Desirable Ironmongery and Hardware Business, in a rapidly thriving locality, closo to a railway station, now doing a fair trade, but capable of being much extended. The premises are large and well ailap'ed to the business. Tho Stock may be taken at a Valuation if required. .1 The premises are well Baited for a manufacturing business. ipplieationgwill be received by the undersigned 1 from principals onljv H. ASHTON &BON.' ! -. 8. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. I



QHORAL HALL. CROWNING TRIUMPH THE GREATEST LIVING SONGSTRESS, ILMA DE KIURSKA. Ik Operaito Scenes !!! In OpuEATro Scenes !!! Tfl-NIPUTI At 8 o'clock. Tn-MIPHTI lU"nlUiil ! Doors open at 7, 15. IU SIIwHI J Another Grand Gala Night LAST CONCERT BUT ONE OP THE SEASON !!! ' IPS'" Tho Bfst Operatic Concort of the Series of the Great lima! " It may bo for years, It may be for ever" Ere jou will Bee her like again. PROGRAMME:—Past I. 1. Romanza, "E1 un Paradiso"— Sic SUSINI 2. Fluto Solo, "Daughter of tho Regiment" (Galli)— Sig. GIAMMONA 3. The Celebrated Variations (Proch), composed ex pressly for and snug by MDLLE. ILiIA DE MUR3KA 4. Grand Aria, " Pavorita"— Sig. ROSNATI 6. Violin Solo, Fantasia, Norma (AIard)—MAESTRO STRAUSS ILIiA C. Hungarian Pastoral Song, with variations (Doppler) by requoßt, with J?lute Obllgato by Sig. Uiam mona—Mdlle. ILMA DE AIURSK.A Part 11. 1. Duo, " L'Elixir d'Amore" (Donizetti)-Sigß. ROS NATI and SUSINI 2. Flute Solo, " Faust"—Sig. GIAMMONA 3. Aria, " Don Giovanni"- Sig. SUSINI 1 Aria, " Non c Vor" (T. Mattai). by general roauest -Sig. ROSNATI 5. Orchestra Selections To concludo with tho Colebrated Mad Scono of Lucia Di Lammcrmoor, Mdllo. ILMA. DE MURSKA as Luoia, with an Orchestral accompaniment, and Fluto Obligato by Giammona. Pianist and Accoarpanyist Mr J. HADLY Musical Director MAESTRO STRAUSS ILLA US'" On MONDAY, Positively Last Concert of the Season, and BENEFIT GALA NIGHT of MDLLE. ILMA DE MURSKA (hsr final appearance in Auck land prior to her departure for Wellington on Tues day), on which occasion tho famous Grand Aria and Miserere of " II Trovatore" will bo given by Mdlle. lima Do Murska, Signor Rosnati, and a Chorus. ; BOX-OFFICE at Messrs. Up.on and Co.'s Stationery "Warehouse, Quean-street. Open daily from 10 till 5, where seafs may be secured on a plan of the hall for any concert. SPECIAL NOTICE.—In order to proYont crush ing and inconvonience, an arrangement has been made for the sale of Tickets for the Raised Platform, GalJery, and Ba<* Seats, daily, at Mr. Heinrich Koha's, Jeweller, Queen-street, In future, Ticket-holders will bo admitted a quarter ol an hour before the general publio. Scale of Prices :— Roserved Seats Seven Shillings and Sixpence. Baised Second Seats (unreserved) Five Shillings. Back Seats and Gallery Half-a-Orown, l&~ a Change of Programme each Night. 838*"" Do Murska Special Trains.— Arrangemonts have beon mads for a Special Train to loavo for One hunga alter each Concert, at 10 30. tsr Omuibuaes for all Suburbs at tho Hall. PRJNCE OF WAJLES THEATRE. . . ———— Many can help one, but one cannot help many. \ TO-NIGHT! TO WIGHT;! GRAND VARIETY PERFORMANCE For the Beneiit of the WIDOW and FAMILY j of the late "Wm. Cotton, who was killed by the late accident in Queen-street, by Leading AMATEURS. Under the Patronage of His Worship tho Mayor, Superintendent Hughes, and Membors of the i Fire Brigade. P. DORAN, Manager. \ pONOERT and BALL at Lorne \J street Hall on Monday, 30th July, Complimen tary BonefU to Mrs J Homer. Programme and full particulars in future advertisement. Tickets, Bs, 2s, Is. oT. J A JVIJE S' YOU N G MEN'S D ASSOCIATION. The Firat Meetlog of the second Half Sossion will bo held on Monday Evening next, at 7.30 pm. Business:—Papor on ''Mythology," by Mr E CooDcr. Members are requested to bo punctual. j A MALGAMATED SOCIETY OF CAR- A PENTERS AND JOINERS.— Auck land Branch, No. 282. The above Society will hold their Fiasi Akniveesakt in the LOR.NK-BTREET HALL on the Evening of the 2nd August, by a MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT and SOIRKE, to be followed by a BALL. Tea will be on tho Table at 6,30, and Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Tickets may be had from the undermentioned Members of Committee:—Messrs J. Stewart, D. Ourtin, W. Pooley, and G. W. Selfe ; or at the various Book and Musid Sellers in the city. Double Ticket (Lady and Gentleman), 7s Cd ; Single Tlckata, ss. R E. GATLAND, Hon Sec to Committee. \ SEATING KINK WILL OPEN j (By request) at DevonpoTt Hall, North Shore, TO MORROW (Saturday), 16th instant, at 2 30, for the purpose of giving Ladies an opportunity of practice.' Gentlemen admitted if accompanied by Ladies, j Admission, Is each; Skates, Is per honr. Tho Rink will not open at Boyd's Sail-Loft thia ; evening, as previously advertised, bat at Parnell Hall To-morrow (Saturday) Evening, at 7.30 p.m. . | < Stage specially reserved for Lady spectators. ; OTJNG ME^S CHEISTIAN ASSOCIATION. WINTER SERIES OF LECTURES, 1876. July 21—" British Colonization"—Rev. W. J. Watkiri. July 28.—" Our Century."—H. Worthington, Esq. ; August 4.—" Socrates: his anticipations of Chris tianity,"—Rev. S. Edger. August 25.—" Tho Canon of the New Testament."— Dr. Cowie, Bishop of Auckland. September 1. —"Young Men: their Dangers and Duties."—Rev. W. Tinsley. September 22—To be Announced—Rev.. Mr. Tom lineon. October C—" Tennyson."—Dr, Ellis. October 20.—T0 be announced.—Rev. D. Bruce. ! Tickets for Course, to admit Bearer and Lady, ss;; Single Lecture, Is. Commence at 7.80. Seats reser vod for Tickot-holdors until 7.20. Single Season Tickets, 3s eaoh, apply to the Librarian^ '"Tickets to bo had of all the Booksellers, the. Mem bers of the Committee, and the ■ Librarian /at, the Rooms. ' j T O. O. F., JVL U., A. D: X* ■ ■■■•■•' j The Members of the Loyal Good Intent Lodge, No. 4369, will celebrate their 26th Anniversary, at the Odd Fc-llow's H»ll, Cook-street, by a Dinner and BALIi, on FRIDAY, 21st instant. Dinner at 6.30 o'clook!; Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock. Double Tickets, 7s 6d, may be obtained from any of tho Committee, or of Thos. Cole, MC, Qneeg-Btreet. j QJIMQNSEN'S KOYAL ENGLISH AND ITALIAN . , , j Opera Boufb Company, j SIXTY PEjRFORMERS. -®i Will Shortly Appear. ILSON'S EXCELSI(rt BAKING POWDER Supercedes all others for Quality and Cheapness, Sold in Jib. tins Is. 3d. each.—L. D. Naihan & Co;. Agents for Auckland. r* OMPANlON.—Wanted^by 'a young \^J Lady, to whom salary is do object, but wh( desires chiefly a comfortable home, a situation ai Companion; has a good knowledge of needlework.— yddress " Companion," Post-rfflce, Ponsonby. N SALE BY THE SUBSCRIBER 400 bags Coarse and Fine Bone Dust j --.?-;, t 20 tons Animal Guano .• ■•; <i r * $"■{ j ■ -10 tons Kidney Seed Potatoes" rfi' 50 tons Table Potatoes. (Canterbury) A~~ j 50 bags Sydney Maize" Canterbury Oats,, Hams and Bacon Wood's Flour, in 60's and 100's .Gauterburr and Aucklund "do ■ ' Salt Butter and Cheese, &c. LEVI W. EATON. gPEOIAL NOTICE Parties Bending Parcels to any part of the Waikat can rely upon them being forwarded with dispatc) by Early Train, thonce per Coach by booking at th office of JOHN SOPPET, No. 8, Queen-street. Agent for Mr W. K. Cartor. O ICE.—The business of th. undersigned will in future be Closed froc Sunset on Friday, and Re-open on rtaturday at 4 pm and remain open until 8 pm—H L Posseneskit Tailor and Habit Maker, Shortland-street—Auckland June 20,1876.



SA TUEDAY BLI GHTS' ENTERTAINMENTS. TEMPERANCE HALL, THIS EVENING* At 7.30 O'Clook. ' ii Programme :—Solob, Glees, etc i etc. *■ *% Admission—ONE PENNY. Friends' generosity unrestricted. Lads unflor 16 will be ohargea 6d, unless accom panied by Parents or Gu&rdl&ns. CHARLES B. ANDREW, Hon, Seo. "feTEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Tenders -will be received till the 21st instant, by tho above Board, for the Supplr and Delivery of Fine Black Scoria-ash, at per cubic yard, for tlio ensuing twelve months. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. EGBERT F. WARNOOK, Chairman. rriO THE ELECTORS OF AUCK LAND city west. ;;','■ GENTLEMEN,—I havo tho honor to inform you that I purpose offering myself as a Candidate to re present you in the General Assambly at Wellington, for the seat vacated by Sir George Grey. : ' rI I am a supporter of Sir George Grey's, and with drew from my candidature for Rodney in order to allow a supporter of hia to bo returned for that dis trlot. I hope before the election personally to place before you my views upon the present political position, but should this be impossible, I will issue fin address^ which I trust will be satisfactory to the majority of the electors. lam, ftc, HARBY WARNER FARNALL. TO THE ELECTORS OF CITY WEST. I stm determined to go to the POLL at all hazards. H. W. FARNALL. fIHA IRS! 0 H A I R St EASE AND COMFORT ATTAINED AT LAST. Fob xhk Counting House and Libbaex %ue Most Hjxtjbiant Skat BARBER'S PATENT ROCKING AND TILTING OHAIK. This Chair Is universally used throughout the United States. The Senate Chamber and House of Representatives; at Washington, the Ohio and Miohigan senate Cham bers, and numerous other Public liißtitutions,,uso nothing olse. Easily operated, noiaeleßs, ndjust^ble for light or heavy persons, and to any height, ahdnot liable to get out of order. ■ > hilflJ v- ■ ————— ■ " wtyixtn A Shipment rocaivad last mall direct from the manufactory, by H. P. BABBER, Poxt-str ,tt, Auckland. 1 , t NO SICK ROOM should be withou ■ Williams' Fire Kmdlers, acknowledge** and recommended by the faculty as a thorough disinfectant. ___ t , FRIDAY, JULY 21. ** FOR THE BENEFIT OP WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. WRECK OF THE BARQUE •LADY FRANKLIN. G. W. BINNEY HAS received instructions srom Oapt, Payne to sell by publio auotlon, on Friday, 21st iustaut, The Barque ' Lady Franklin, 1 as she lies stranded on the bank inside Kaipara Heads, with all gear and furniture then on board, for the benefit of whom it may concern. ~ WEDNESDAY, JULY 19. CITY MART. GENERAL DRAPERY, CLOTHING, &q. FOR ABSOLUTE SALE. GRANT & MORTON HAVE received instructions to sel by auction, at tlie City Hart, on Wednesday uoxt, 10th July, at 11 o'clock, '<•' ,' {!V \■ J General Drapery, Manchester Goods, Hosiery, Dross Goods, Shirts, Mercery,. Clothing, etc. Terms at Sale. VALUABLE LEASEHOLD HOUSE. 1 GEO. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction on Thursday, the* 27th July, by order Of the, Board of Education, for 14 years, Of the House in Parnell Rise, lately oocppled as a Lodging-house by Mrs Stele. Full particulars to be obtained on application at th.o Office of the' Board of Education. jq* o t i c Arthur's Auction Mart, Queen-street. DIVISION op the FRIDAY'S MARKET ,, ... , , PAY .SALE.; I \\ir '■ \ \tc i. I .'! !/I /'. (. i.! v..H Yt In order to facilitate business, I .have found It necessary to take out a Second Auctioneer's Licence; and will in future hold TWO DISTINCT SALES ON THE MARKET-jfAT, j 1 /.. ! t .'On and after FRIDAY, July 2t! 1 !' $ '._', ,- '.. JL My WEEKLY SALE of Fatni and Dairy.Produoe, Groceries, Provisions,-&c, will be commenced at 11 I a.m sharp, and at 1 o'clock1 i will proceed with the .Sale.of Household Furniture and Effects,1 and"otaer Goods. , . .... : .',! ',;'■ !_ '■ : * AA. ; jA.MPLB STORAGE ROOM, Ever y "Oori)fenie"hSe|foj! ~■,.';,.;,,:;.. ,i ~. Buyer and Seller, ..n.r:^ 'A. , v..ii'iHr..? . Sales Pbomptly Ebteotel). ACCOUNT SALES PBOMPTLY RENDERED. j. LAND, SOB.T GOODS, AND OTJT-DOOR 3AT,TjfI UNDERTAKEN. •oBS ; A Registry ko'pt for '■ Land:and' House Property: for Sole by Private Contract. -*- '•■ With thankg to my friends for past' favours/ f\i AUCTIONEER, iANDrrAND COMMISSION, jliflEST, TUESDAY,';JULYIBI" BRONZE i <FIG URE S? MARBLE AND • OTHER CLOCKS, PLATED GOODS. \ WaX FRUITS, CHINA GOODS. L,.,;VASBS, ETC.,,ETC. VMiin^Kft A E. & H. ISAACS: c ..TTpAS received instruet&n^'to'seiriy i J-X publio auotion at their Stor«s,\Fort.street en | ' Tuesday next, July 18, at 11 ojolook, oniae<MHht of j ■ whom it may concern, ..,- , : , ( ljtttonß ilot<T i PO a IML (in diamond) 810—• j'rnr,,rrir\rfrrr VTT ff a 1 case Brouze Figures, ex Kvorallaji da»*ed aA»B»ife»ataßHT saß ccjiA x 36. v a J'lXO^ff !o ochbit -sift loq&i al fcqqaiW bX lo iapd « Jvutto iifli« Tfiffflty Wbaelqß eJi aA > 8 oaßes^a^^^naysti^^ioctg PJat^ , 1 <^eqadlat^^%J^M^P,<ottite9<aoii^.^gp &o >