SsgiS^pW and dd°Pii on ~f tlie ■ A fa mud glance sheet, Mr George «f ra S W le-elected 1 director. Mr Wlul anison f resolution Batg S eriowering Hhe directors to -£ aS P p of the saros forfeited to the Com- L lsP OS th rou^h ni-paymcntlgf calls. \W extraordury meeting jwas subse tlv held, ati-hich a special resolution autorisingthe convening of ATaS; Unifiers' miings by mwspaper adver %sm S*4 &«&* of bycircular mil V. '

Additional Suez Mail News.

/CPFCIAL TLEGRAMS-TO THE ibi^ jSTAR,") English Ofaors at the Seat of

The Bombatment of Kars.

(From Our Cii Correspondent)

JTNEDIN, this day AMONG the Ban'lore's passengers for New Zealand are Chain Russell; St. H R., (for Napier), Mrs ftsell and family, Rev. Tlr So^ulle who isjn a mission from the Free Church Prdkery, Glasgow, as a nassenfer for MelMne. The Irish Sundaylosing Bill Committee decided by nine tdeveu votes, to recom mend the "applicati of the Bill to the whole of Ireland. J . The will case, It v. \ lvers, m which very serious imputatis were made against defendant, formerly squatter in New South Wales, by thplaintiff, his sister, has been amicably filed. Rumours of a connplated visit of the Prince of Wales t<Uie colony is again revived If he goes&t it will not be in the Serapis. He w take the Princess and one of his sons vh him. On Jnne 22nd Mcthjar Pasha's army in Asia Minor wa! reinforced by 24 ]\f a jor-General SirLmold KembaU is one of the comman* at the Turkish head-quarters on thOanubc. Col. W. Lennox is attache at Cstantiuoplo. There are also there Col. Hi. Sibborne, R.E., at Tactiz Lieut.-Col. T. A. Lesley is with the Russian head-quarters. _ _ General Tchernayeuf Servian tame, 1 s reinstated in the Russikrmy. ' The Turkish Chafer of Deputies demand that certain imications should be made in the Minis't The Circassians, ? on pturing Sukhuni Kaleh, massacred the Ijfson and burned the town to the grouno, • New French MinistrjDuc de Broglie, President and IMinister Justice,* Foutu, Minister of the Inior; Gailbanx, Minister of Finance; omte de Paris, Minister of Public Woi; Meaux, Min ister of Agriculture and mmerce ; Brune, Minister of Public Instrnon and Worship; Duke de Cazes, Foreign nister ; General Berthaunt, War Ministei The Berlin semi-offic journals have assumed a hostile tone tards the French Ministry. =, The Italian gScnatdias repealed a .bill for dealing witllerical abuses, thereby giving great Refaction to the Ultramontane party. Tbill had passed through its .various sta; by sntiicient majorities, and had beeniended in the Senate, but was throwmt on the last reading. On the news be carried to the Pope lie. exclaimed " Thai God !" There is a parliament; dead-lock in Denmark. King Chrisi wants an increase for the army, \th the legis lature will not give. Chefkt Pasha,. leader. Jbhe Bulgarian atrocities, was removed fr<: military com mand, and sent to Bagdad." As the Russian army alnces, procla mations are issued^both tChristian and Mussulman population in Ikey. ordering them to remain quiet and tempt nothing against each other, and till will be un molested. The Pesth (Hungary) " (Hal Journal says the Czar, by his isolatt action, has seceded from the alliance of le three em perors. However, Russian bps have noi entered Scrvia, she being eluded from the plan of operations. Russians have eight battes bombard ing the forts at Kars. The Turkish loss at Deliti was 1000 killed, and 450 prisoners.

ANOTHER CASE OF DOWNING

We have to record the melcholy death of a man by drowning in thetarboxxr lasjy night. It' was abont a quaiv past eight or°within three quarters of auour of high water, the night being very nrky and the sky black with clouds, that man named JohnHogan, on. "board tlie cut: Iris, which was lying close to the wharf oosite Messrs Oxley's store, heard an alarißg sound as of some "one struggling in theater close to the vessel. He immediatelym on deck, but as he could neither heanqjj see any thing he thought no more abt it. A few minutes later, John Meyer, ather man on board the cutter, heard a strafe noise, and he came up, and asked w,t was the matter. Both the men cldy scanned the 1 surface of the wati and ax last made out in the darkni the body of a man floating not U from the stem of the cutter. They an to the Avon cutter lying close by, aneettmg into her boat rowed quickly to lie rescue. They previously gave the am to the water police. Sergeant Mart, and Con stable Sampson ran down to c Ins, and got on board just as bgau and Meyer had brought the by, which had been found with its facdowuwards in the water, to the side othe vessel. It was hauled on board.pd then taken to the water police stion, where the various means of rcstorirUuiimation were ussd without success. Dtendcrdine arrived after a time, and aftemaking an examination pronounced life einct. The body when taken out of the wer was still warm in parts, so thatjit coui not have been more than a few minuteimmersed. The body, which was not revised last ni<*ht, was that of a man abou© years of a^e about sft 9in in heightvith short ™ beard and hair. There- $ a nasty cut on the face, as if deccasein falling from j^the wharf had nick his head "violently* against, me 'hard substance. It is probable that this stunned him, for the water atlas place was not at the time more thf four feet d«cp. The clothing comprise a TOPper and salt coat and trousers, bis feltthat and blucher boots. ; 1 The unfortunate man was idpficd this morning as Thomas Dunn, a buman, who has been lodging at Mrs Vare's ding-rooms on the wharf. He was an oldßtli Regi ment man. No one saw him H over the edge, so that how he managed* get into the water, it is impossible to sa]

PARNELL BOROUGH CUNCIL.

The weekly meeting of the Parjl Borough Council was he'd last evening, asenti me Maror (chair), Councillors Mir,foi J Colanan. Cozens, Melton, Brown, Wood, Be Dyex and JRobinson. ■ ■ - KEPKESENTATION TO THE lIAEBO t BOAID. * The Mayor, in reply to Council' (..oli^nan. .Vsaid hehad written to the ColonL£w.r(tary ■ Aespectinjr the right of the horouglß be npje sexited at the Harbour Board. "" CounciUor Dyer thought that a retlntionhad been passed, requesting the Mayoto tab his seat at the Harbour Board ex ojsio. rfter some farthw discussion, Councor Cofens moved; Councillor Robinson second, arl It was carried, *' That immediate aotin be tiken bVtelei-wn," and the fonowiiii? dHt (.elcfeun to ftib Colonial S cretary ww* wdvert 'lion. ♦'['le.iserct.ly to letter r* scatKt. Kdour Ibrd befoi-e Wednesday, the 4Mi of Jul.v.; * -Cia^i in hand. £r.l i : wage-'. £3 IT-1: 10-i: Gaol for atone cnlvcits. 15-; PAJW><»i!a. /n- fti-i.in-'. in"VM nti'l '•'•••■a n n £10 :Ur"> £- •• ;;: »r-t, ~■ ,i,., r . -v a ■ ,

pointed its own She Act, and was noby a General Goverion therefore, to pasnt officer was refuse GENK Mr J. B. Stranrk, Treasurer, Santof Roads and Worling year. The emolumeralj, offices would am ■ Mr Mitford saihe Borough, annuii!). A shilling in the 13. Dog-collars wouis' licenses £12Q, niie Government gavld receive £800 mdd recommend that£. Councillor Wit, '" That the rate 1] After some rens ' sary improyemei j

The'stal mil grants jceived Wellinlon, di OS, souSeciuiv; The liattoses ations iiy be San Fra-isco i torua tolorroj A coiredj alias Ridrd Ijj having sfen til Wong Y\g, ! house. Twit •• ' « 1

■ m ARfilVAld

|' At the \i(, [flays from Wj land. Sheit passengersy misccllaneqd for the WelJ

The laqi Case.-

The inqa resumed at; afternoon,

Asylum, ga« Price had i lucid inter harmless, a: patients coi 'consider Pil when he stt impulse, ai be guard c< Lunatic Asj .about as it hands.

C. W. J

made a stj Asylum gr pointed oil more accon patien s. j White dieij •who, attH also that ii to loolisafti Sixteen j |ral Coursi!

There li here over Si last week! Hopeful, I Fleece, \^ in favour! changed if brokers j speculator during thl

A fancj in aid of 1 Club. Itj about 20ft ■: KOM A soinoj first of its of IS7G, t| ycstenla\| refused t| estate, wj exantinafj of Josc^ll

TELI.

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The general (. The probable yi^ is 1300 ozs. go: Bagnall's Gol. Harding's Ml Una tribute:, SH. -Sales of Gale; Welcome : 5s 3$ 15s ; Kuranui I , 22s ; AVaitekrai: Buyers : Call 12s ; New Mori 5s Sd; Young! ; ■ward Bourid, l! MONTHL" The "Adve: turns, cxclusiv ' lodged to-day, i I 4,856 tons. "Tl I month amountc I SMOKING T The Aroha a ' were so long I fraternising at Lands? Court at blocks have li operation of tl which there j was reduced , postponed in th, who had to pr ness in a speck Ohinemnri. j The thermon] eight degrees lj the night of til?' c! ROYAL OA|! , At the Royii retiring Direct various reports At the Had meecing the I Brett, Harper, \ were elected. I; LOST! A gentleman Castle Hock ye out shooting "V Coromandel Ti and Boyd afte' oft" his gun, Maj night coming have gone o.ii him. j A SALE pj A cuiious sroi certain 'labour}! actually sold l.i frse-years of a^ £2 sterling, j but has no fain!l to idopt, and J Th« poor chD: negected*' by I: natural parent! By fcr adopted

Jiiob Joscpl line \riek war whoisale firlii possesion abo it Jaco'; Josephs handjme bra doublthc siz| the lit of Lail as a pirate res IM

DuMdih, but the process, was made of a description by the directions which were issued from the Supreme Court that Calcutt was not to be brought in cus tody, provided he gave his Avoid that he Would atteud at Court. Of course Mr Calcutt did so.

THOMPSON'S DIORAMA OF THE AMERI CAN WAR.

Last night the above was exhibited in a most successful manner. All the many intricate Pieces of mechanism being fairly adjusted, and , in good working order, this grand illustration 01 events was produced to the gratification of the audience.-"' The diiferent scenes througliout the piece were well received and cheered, from that ol the firing of the first gun to the imposing funeral cortege of the renowned Stonewall Jackson. Mr W. H. Thompson was applauded tor his graphic sketches of the scene of Bull's Kun, and other of the principal events, also for the tributes of esteem he paid to the memory of the great confederate, leaders, Lee, Stuart Jackson, and others. The distribution of prizes caused much excitement. The first prize a cruet frame, was won by a little boy. Mr Hal ,f~. Kaiued tho sovereign. The first number called out, of thepapier-machie table, 029 irad no reply. Mr Thompson, therefore, called out 620; as»thc holder of the latter ticket was pro ceeding up, a youth who had the previous number, walked up, but Mr Thompson iudged him too late, the youth walked back amid the Chaff of his friends. To-night a silver watch will be given away, in addition to other j numerous presents.

REV ALLAN WEBB'S LECTURE ON INDIA.

A WELL-condensed and interesting lecture was delivered last, evening in Lornc-street Hall, by Key. Allan W. Webb, on India and its people, being the second lecture of the season in con nection with the Young Men's Christian Association. The evening was unfavourable, still there was a good attendance. The-'chair was taken by Mr Larkins, and prayer sifid by Rev. Mr Stewart. The rev. gentleman on com ingforward.wasgreetedwithwelcomeingcheerF. Mr Webb commenced by referring to his early years, when a%a young man he left Portsmouth tor Calcutta, and sojourned in India four years. J he lecturer next gave a graphic description of that part of Jndia, of the red brick-dust roads, and the peculiar perfume of the air, caused by the incessant smoking of spiced tobacco by the people, not only by the male population, but by every man, woman, and child. Th<s buildings, habits, and modes of living and dress were all sketched In turn, and the meaning of closed gates was the subject of muchggood-humoured lauerhter. The closed gate meant "not at home,' and a lady wishing to practice that white he, and save herself the trouble of wel coming and entertaining: visitors, had only to "shut the gate,'"or, as the adage went iv the language of Moore—

Stranger, pass on, you need not wait No one at Home, dosed is the gate. The lecturer proceeded to notice theeducational advantages of Calcutta, and tho method of imparting instruction in the schools of that city. The dress, manners, and superstitions of the Hindoos were also described, the dress of the women being exceedingly grotesque, though simple. It consisted of a strip of muslin 'or calico, eight yards long, wrapped round the waist, falling in" graceful folds beneath the knees, The food of the people, consisting of vegetables.frnits.andrice.were specified, and the occupations of labourers and artisans. The commercial activities of the Indians were con ducted in marts and bazaars, and it required* sharp eye to do business with the merchants and tradesmen, as they were generally unscru pulous, impertinent.and adroit in their dealings, not permitting conscience to influence them in thewwa r of trade. They had musical sympath yies, but not of a high, cultivated order, nor were they careful in sanitary matters. After des cribing their mode of burying the dead, the lecturer spoke of their marriages, which were conducted after the manner of olden times. Tho bridegroom invariably went forth to Ulaim his bride, and the virgins trimmed their lamps, and formed an interesting portion of tho procession. Many other interesting topics were touched upon, or elaborated with picturesque effect by the talent of the speaker, such as the infidelity of educated natives, and missions, concluding with an eloquent peroration on the fnturc of India. Several selections of music were ren dered occasionally by the Tonic Sol-fa choir, under the direction of Mr C. Bloom field, Votes of thanks were passed to the lecturer and to the vocalists of the evening. Rev. R. Taylor then pronounced the. "benediction, and the meeting separated. The next lecture will be "Mr Lar kins' Recollections of London.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING REPORT.

Bank of N.Z.—Buyers, £22 ; sellers, £22 10s. National Bank—Buyers, 70s ; sellers, 71s Gd. Colonial Bank—lG3 (id ; buyers, ids. Thames Gas—Buyers, 20s: sellers, 152s Gd. South British Insurance—Buyors, 90s ; sellers, 100s. National Insurance—3ss Gd ; buyers, 31s ; sellers. :>ss Gd. N.Z. Insurance—lo2s Gd; Buyers, 105s. N.Z. Loan and Mercantile—Buyers, 100s. Red Queen—Soller%,;3s Gd. Caledonian (double)—£G to £G ss; Buyers, £G ; sellers, £0 7s Gd. ~ ~ (new)— Buyers, 50s ; sellers, GOs. Moanatairi— £S 10s ; sellers, £8 7s Gd. Cll c— 7s 9d ; sellers, Bs. "Waitekauri—lßs ; buyers, 13s ; sellers. Ms. Alburnia—s9s ; buyers, 57s Gd ; sellers, 59d. Union Beach— Sellers, 28s. Tokatea—lts; buyers, 12s Gd. Pride of Tokatea—ls 3d; sellers. Is 3d. Queen of Beauty- -Buyers, 21s ; sailers, 22s Gd. Waiotahi—2Ss: sellers, 2!)s. Kuranui Hill—Sellers, 2Ss. Piako—Buyers, fls ; sellers. 10s. Crown Princess—Buyers, js; »ellers, ss. JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

Thr regular monthly meeting of the mem bers of the Mamikau Loyal Orange Lodge will be Ijeld on Monday evening next, at the Masonic Hall. Cheap Meat for the People.—There is a large and varied stock of superior meat at the shop of George Hulme, consisting of prime roast beef, roast pork, and mutton,

veal, sucking pigs, lamb, game.

poultry,

! &c, and must be sold, price no object, the moneys wanted. —Steam Sausage Factory, Queen-street. —[Advt .] Onje of the Advantages ot direct

communication with America_.is apparent by the introduction of the SELF-ACTING ROLLER Blind. This Roller Blind is perfection. Works in the most natural and easy manner. No side lines and rack? to get out of order. It falls and rises noiselessly, and the instant response to the gentlest touch of the hand is a most pleasing feature. It lias been patented and tested for the last 12 years in America, superscdingall other kinds-. The HOLLER. BLIND OP THE .'AGE is obtainable only at the City Hal! Arcade. All new Buildings should be iitted with them, the being very little more than the old fashioned soit, and they can be supplied for windows ot any size by Holloway and Garlick, General House Furnishers. —

[Advt.l The Medical frofkssiox have declared Sthaxe's Superlative Aromatic Toxic Vv^sk to be a necessity to all in search of health and especially to those suffering either from lik-" pient or Chronic Tndlgesfion, Dyspepsia, and the dis orders ai This Tonic is also particularly recommended to all who are in a measure comp.elled from the nature of their occupation to take stimulants, and at the same time arc desirous of studying health by taking that wliich will aftt most beneficially on the system. Mr. Win. Johnson, Government Analy tical Chemist, report: — "I have examined Stoane's Superlative Aromatic Tonic Wjhc, and fl id it to be remarkably pleasant in flavour, con aining about IB*per- oept. of a very pure alcohol, and holding in solution* a clear wholesome, "Vegetable Bitter, combined with a fruity spicy aroma^ I consider this Bittoy a very superior articlfflPr-rSqld by Storekeepers and Hotel- ( keepers.

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TpVANGELIS TI C SERVICES. A series of SPECIAL SERVICES will be held intitiQ Lecture Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association every evening, commen cing MftNDAY. 2nd July, tdTbe continued till THURSDAY, 6th July. To begin at half-past 7 o'clock. Addresses will be given.by Ministers of the differeiit Churches. j A^&LORIOUS HOPE. —Edward Lewis [will preach at the Christians' Meeting Houlft Cook aud Hobson-strcets, to-morrow evening, at 6.30. As E. Lewis leaves by the s.s. Taupb on Monday, thi&Avill be last opportunity of hairing him for sonic time. rSpNGREGATIONAL CHURCH, vyj Beresford-street.—Sunday Services, July I.—lev. J. Robertson, M-A., will preach in the Md/ninß, at 11, and Evenl|s:. at 0.30. Subiects: Hrfning-r-" Christ, a Sympathising Fs£nd in cWry scene of life." Evennj<—Exposition of the B©k of Proverbs. VI- " Wisdom's Call." t^K"NE^STKEET HALL SUNDAY Lj SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Bdger, -Ja.,.Sunday. July I.—Morning:^'Abiding in I fhrist—its influence." Haanlag; " Pharisee's Righteousness and Christ's n£fE~WTON HALL.— Subject To-morrow /JJM (Sunday) Evenincr, atJJ.3O: "The One P'hing Needful,* by«Mr. T. fflp[emiings. Come aud welcome ' , __^ 7®EWTON K[il^C.-^T).ivit|o Servjoi; ;«t jji the usi:;!.l hours U3*m<jtrw&. Subjects:— Mornin;;: "Trio .-upivnf .'\lljsKianco." Kvun inu': " L«Jid, s<:i\-e M-. we perish." Put mt j v [•::. t ethod ist ciw kch, Fninklyn liojel. — Siilr'naiii 'Srt'viW :— TwrildW-pW lilt' usual s; -I \ U: s v, i!: !>j t uucUicled jm- -ihe i.cv. li. J. U'ecibroo .c. A



PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH Edwardcs-street. — Sabbath Services:- I Morning, a t 11. and Evening, at G. 30, Rev. VB|n ; Tinsley. Subject:—Evening: "Victory: Gained' being the fifth of series oh 'laic Holy Wa%: mHEATKE ROYAL.—Sunday Eveniiij Services, Ist July, 1877. Doors.open at /.30; Service to begin at 8, and close atftp.m, AJi are invited. Seats free. * t , TTNITED METHODIST FREE ~KJ CHURCH, junction of Pitt and Vincent streets.—Divine Service every Bbrds Day.— I M^-mng.jitJljJEvening, at 6.30.. , F'~~ KITED METHOD!S T FREE CHURCH. Temperance Ha.l Albert street.—Divine Servico every Load's "Day.— I Morning, at 11; Evening, at 6.30. ~_ t_ TT NIT E D METHU Dli> T FREE XJ CHURCH SCHOOL, FranHin Road.— Opening Service fe-morrow evening. Preacher: Rev. 11. Taylor. WESLEYAN CHURCH,i'XTT-gTKKET. SUNDAY SERVICES July I.—The Rev. W. Kirk will preach- in tte morning, at 11: and the Rev. IV Buddie ir the evening, at COME «sr C. Mr. Haeky~Pow±r as Frank' Mitchell in -'Wanted a 'Young Lady," Wednesday, 4th July, ,^ornc-strcet Hall. "VTACANCIES for fhree Boarders, t T superior accommodation, at Mrs Cashel's, Upper Hobson-strect, opposte Green-way's. RESSMAKINGfe— Wanted, a good Hand ; one 'who can work a hand machine.—Mrs Grice, Nevmarket. WANTED, -a goal General Servant; wages 10s.—App.V at this office. j TiTT ANTED, a Ueieral Servant. —John H Buchanan, Custom House-street". WANTED, by a married couple, a Bedroom, with use of sitting-room and board; City West or near Freeman's Bay m'f ferred. — Address, stating terms, to "X.Y.i" Star Office. WANTED, a General Servant; must be a good plain cook and laundress ; no family; wages 10s per week,—Apply to Mis Neil Campbell. Buchanan-street, yNorth Shore, betwsen the hours'of 10 and i. _] WANTED, a SINGING Comet- Player for the Mulligan Guards Band; I one willing to accept an Equitable Share ot Profits preferred.—Address "1.A.8.," Grand Stand, Ellerslie. ■ ANTED, a Youth for a Coal and ! Firewood yard.—Apply at once to W. A. Patterson, Gre«t North Road. WANTED,^ Everybody to come and see our jLmatoursin Negro Sketches, Farces, Sonjjs'.and Dunces, Wednesday, Ith July, Lorne«6treet Hall. WAN TED,' a nespectable young Woman as G[encral Servant—Apply Mr Gardner, I Thames Dining Rooms. Queen-Street, Whaigf. W" ANTED, 20 Comedians for the " Rival Otliellos." Power's Benefit, Wednesday, Ith July.Lorne-strcct Hall. WANTED, a good Cook, or General Servant with a knowledge of cooking. —Mrs Alfred Buckland, Newmarket. ANTED KITOWN, tliat a Rifle Match for 4 Fowling Piece will be fu-ed in Hazard's Shooting Gallery on Monday, , July 2, to commence sit 7.30 p.m. Entrance lee, 3s. WANTED, tke inhabitants of the North Shore to know that the Devon-* port Hall will be open for Skating, on Monday Night, 2nd July. First-class Skates provided. Admission, Is. WANTED, in active, young Man, with some exrerience in general trading, to ' act as Assistant Book-keeper,—Apply, with references, to R.S., Star Office. WANTED, at Boy, about 15 yefrs of age, to assist on a bush farm. New arrival prefemd.-ffibmbes and Daldy. WANTED Known, now to hand, Shuttbs. Needles, Belts, Oil, and otler requisites for the Singer S»wing Machine— Clarkson and Jo.. Bootmakers, sub-agents. WA NTJD to Soli, cheap, 74 pairi'of Mej's Side - spring Boots, sligitl v damaged, oriy Is 01. per pair; lot of Children's Boots, Is Gdper pair; Cups and Saucers, on!y Ud; Jugs, Sfsct; lot of Men's Strong Bonfe, »a per pair; lo of Money Boxes, 3d each, 2s 6d per doz.—H. Witts, Pitt-street. W'ANrED, a Roy for the JJakehoise"; alp, a clean active Lad, to wait at ;ablo and makeuimself useful.—C. Burton's Restau rant, Quern-street. The old shop to Let. WAFTED, a respectable Gir] .as General Servant, with references.— Apply foMrs. Didrlams, Parnell. WANTED, a young Lady for Mr." Austin Power's Benefit, Wednesday, ■lth Jufr, Lome-street Ha?l. W'AKTED, witbout further notice, 50) Customers daily, for Mutton from 2d ; Primi Beef, from 3d; Choice Roast, M, f.d, I and Gd; liscjpus BffaatPork, 5d and 6d. Game and Poutry dressed. Come and sec us on Saturdate The only shop in Queen-street where you getfivell served.—George Hulme, Steam Sausage factory, Qiieen-strect. WANTED, Boople who cannot see to icad the Sx\k to call on James Howden, Jewcllo; Shortland-atreot, and '»uy a Pair e>r lleal H-Wiihan Pebbles for 7s. Gd., or a Pair'of Comin)]i Spectacles for 2s. Gd. ■\IT4NTED KNOWN.--A Jiathiftan TT wanted in iho TurkishjJßaths. W~ SNTED, a Nursegirl.— Apply to Mrs. Macrae, Mount St. John, Kpsom. "VJt/^^^ED, an energetic Partner in T v profitable Import and Produce Business. Geneul mercantile knowledge indispensable.— For iirth*»r particulars ai)ply, by letter, to "C.8R.," Star Office. T^'ANTED, Old and New Koofs to , TT cover. Duley's Patent Composition. waranted lire and waterproof. Guaranteed for flvorears. Price, 5s per square yard.*tApply J. I'Dulej% at Messrs. Kattern and Shepherd's 1 JElliiit-Street. Auckland. TTANTJiP KNONYN, ..hat every dcs- V cription of Mercantile and Fancy Pricing is executed at the Evening St*ar Stem Printing Works. Latest Novelties in Eiilish and American Type; Scripts equal to Lidography; Material for Posters and IHumi naid Bills obtainable in no other Printing Office n he Colonieß -"WT ANTED KNOWN—MUFFINS J ! ! W MUFFINS! MUF^'INS !—E. H. PERCY bes to inform his friends and the public gene r:iy that he has commenced Business in the nbve line at his late Premises, Lome-street Bakery, and trusts by producing the superior qiality of Goods as in former days (unequalled) tc merit a continuance of kindly favours and oders. N.B.—Maybe had at. Mr. Waters, Con fctioner, Queen-street, and at the Bakfry, Iji'nc-street. A number of good Lads and Men vanted. "tSTANTED KNOWN, that the und^r -17 signed has just received, ex "Spirit of tte Dawn," direct from the Manufacturers, a sjlendid assortment of Clarke's very latest imi poved Scissors and other patterns Horse Cippeif.so simple in construction that the mq|t iiexperionced person can keep them in order aid work them. Also, a small quantity of Oark's celebrated "Hoplemuroma," the»btfst Inown remedy for Brittle or Shelly *Feet. Cracked and Greasy Heels. Contraction and all, «ther Diseases of Horses' Hoofs, Sec. Also,7< niore of his celebrated Hiding Saddles, withy military open panels and extra-strong bar-plfttec trees, complete, with mounts, &5 17s. Gd. ■CliD ping Machines, from 15s, each.— W. S. JONK? Manufacturer and Importer of Saddlery ai< Harness, Queen-street. J XTO'ANTEIteKNO^YN. that J. C. StpK TTf Mineral Merchant, is a Purchase ot Copper, Tin, Lead, Blend, Antimony, Citin/ar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth. Plumbago, and/her • ore* and minerals.—Office: No. 11, Instr 11106 Buildings, Auckland. / ANTED" Known, that D. GT)^ IE u is • prepared to supply all kinds of llTloe **and*Qther Building Materials, includinjgj'snes> Doots, Mouldings, Broad Timber, H«u/tSIO'!KS» Eosts-,. Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Sbts. 4 ro Bark and Blue Gum Laths» Shingles^,o" *?c ---at the lowest market price, at his ">ras> us torn-house-street. _a I Xjj7 ANTED KNOWN, & Mns. VV McGRATH has i-emovedi; o,"} £bei;- crombie-street to thebottomof A^n^^street, near its i unction with Queen-strft righMiana side. Orders taken for Ladiefß°ots, M«is Blucherp, Lace-ups, and Watert» ts- -Kepairs neatly and promptly executed. / * ANTED the JPublic /Know, L. H. , GREEN is leaving h/^^ery m Sea.- , field View, and will sell oMhlf sto. CI °/ , Shelter, Oi-Kamental Trees, d ohrubs, at halt price. The following price/11,I,s"ow: "~Pin' ( f ! Insignus, 9s *) doz.; Cupre3»£l.ac F o<?F ppa doz.; Camellias. Azaleas/* ■ Khedodendrons, Is 6d each (200,000); two-y<?° ld,, Li}om Quicks, extra strong, 12s per 10ua£ ld 1 other « urserv Stock equally cheap.-TP- £ RFf s' «»ne*«l View Nursery, off the GI™ 11 TRY J3AMUEUCOOMBES AND 1 CO.'S TROUSJS- t0 Measure, at 21s and 15s fiff, at / CITY Jt L o/H ING i M A B. T, 92 QiiEEx-a' EET > Auckland. nVfOTIOE.—Tf/C F'itT wll° took the :IX Overcoat aj/ioots from the Lome-street , Hall on AVednosrf. Jll'', e.- 7- doe" Ilot' relll l l*' 1 '-■'rue to t!iis ot!i-r° VVI" "'-' Prosecuted, as !»«• . \Vhs Keen taking i!"!- lf I'tsturned to this oiiicc \ no ttin.tn.-r H'jtic^lJj2gjiJlH!i: i_ *XlS*Ny-A^P.ET|N<Jf of Tl|e Auc.khiiid



• A Nl? ei'son wishing tg: Lease S^ stelhn a«H W1& a £ood supply ot n-^Stbl. AUCKLAKD~TO~Ip FKO? r ND R ~Ek/^ ---» Many Peonla i~AUckto.?d are aware that Tom BaSi&o^Ty legitimate Pork Butcher in ;he city >id original Steam Sausage Ffcctor. The flavour of the Sausages is widely kngjvn. Tr^UTT^, LIKE HONESTY, lrffTUJi 1 BEST POLICY.—Tom Barnctt say* he is lie only Legitimate Pork Butcher and (Mginal steam Sausage Factor. I never said re was ' illegitimate," I simply said I was the Urgest JausjS&e Manufacturer inthb Oolojy, the luantity of Sausages sold by me i$ one d%y is nore than T.Bjugeils in a week ; so it prcves the lavouring of our Sausages are still morcwidely :nown. And as for him being the triginal >team Sausage Factor, I say NO, being.ho first hat introduced Steam Machinery formatting; Sausages in Now Zealand; aiid had oe of the jargest-sized Chopping Machines woKing be ore he left England. — GEORGE IULMB, Jueen-street. . t ; ZEALAND'IIOAN AN> MER CANTILE AGENCY COME4SIF (LIMITED). / I # ' / It is hereby notified to Sharehidu-3 in New lealand that an Interim Divide;*,' at the rate f Ten per cent, per annum, ffl six months nding 30th June instant, wilpe payable at lie Bank of New Zealand on 2n July. FREDERICK BiTLEY, 8 For the Mailing Director. Auckland, 29th June, 1577. Ijio^th~s~h^r"eTi g h w ay M DISTRICT The Annual Meeting of thrfatepayers of the bove District will be held ?the Ferry Hotel, tokes' Point, on MONDApthe lGth day of uly, 1877, f$ 3 o'clock p.m.,3r the purpose of joeiving the Balance-she, discussing the mount of Rates to be JeVd for the current ear, and the election of Traces, Auditors, and ence Viewers. H. .HAWKINS, Chairmapf District Board. June 30,1877. HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting ofihe Ratepayers will o held in the Otahuhu Pi-lie Hall on Wednes ay. July 18, at 7.30 p.rn.x) receive Statement C Accounts, and fix atate, elect Trustees, .uditors, and Fence-vievrs. NO. GORDONT, *»' |j Chairman. T AXE HIGHWAY DISTRICT" The Annual Meetingif Ratepayers will be eld at the Schoolroom a MONDAY, 16th July, 577, at 3 p.m., to recei2 annual statementapf ccounts, fix Rate%or urrent year, and ell'ct 'istrict Board .and Aurtors. I. DkC. IRELAND, Chairman. MTANGAKE "hUHAVAY BOABJX The Annual Meetin of the Ratepayers will 3 held in the Schooloom, on WEDNESDAY, uly 4th, at 3 p.m., fo the purpose of Electing rustees, and any ojer bnsiness that may be [•ought before the meting. . JAMB ROBERTSON, .Tux., Chairman. IDONSONBY .ND ~OE~DEDWOOD L D3TRICT. It is hereby notitid that the Annual Meeting the Ratepayers d the above District will be eld at the Ponsoiby Hall on the 11th day of uly next, at 7.30 o'lock p.m. Business: To rceivc annual BalancebShcet. tid iix t)ie naturcand amount of the Rate (if r)y) for the then cirrent year. For the Ponsonly and or Dcdwood District oard," JOS. A. TOLE, Chairman. 29th June, 1877. ffEWIiI'BKE T H A L^iZ Annual Meeting for Election of Committee of fanagoment, ii accordance with the-rNew larket Hall Ait will botholdin the leading oom on Moudty, July 2, at 8 p.m. - ' JAS. TAITE, Hon. Sec. "SHUIICH OF ENGLAND TEML'EK- U ANCE ASSOCIATION. A Meeting of Members, and* others interested, ill be held on MONDAY next, at 4 p.m., at ir. Batger's office, 93, Quecn-s^reot, to consider rid adopt fovnis of Pelitiori' to the General .ssembly. The.Bistou will preside. rEMPLAIT MXEFIT 4 SOI'IETY.^- The Quarterly Meeting of the abov% ocio.ty will be held at,the Temperance Hall, .Ibert-strcet, on Tuesday iiext, the 3rd July. .11 members are rcouired to attend. Business : fsual routine, election of ofHccrs.—R. Jessop, ocre t ary. A~UUKXaN« SORirTUHK GfFTAND PRIZE ATI ON. — NOTICE. — luring the month of July, the members of the ladies' Committee, aim 6thei» assisting in the *ork, will wait on frjends askiug their annual elp towards carrying out tHfc objects of the Lssociation.—J. GOODALL BROWN, Iton. iec. A.S.G. & P-^W : [l/fA#UKAtJ LOYAL ORANGE LyJL LO3GE, No. 20. ""^.Jfe '^nc rei*Att Moathly Meeting will be J|3gL. held in tJ'ffSfasonic'Hall on MONDAY, /^psZ? 2nd JuK afTialf-past 7 o'clock sharp. J. —JEI. By o^er of the W.M. JMO. COX, Secretary^ — —j^ ROLLER OK A T E S! t Roller skates \ i §i Che und^s>e:ned lmve a Large -Assortment f English and ambrican / , roller skates. &ll E. Porter & Co., * tfUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, •AUCKLAND. A RMY AND NAVvl|uT-PEllsiQsfe 4j ERS IN THE AUCKLAND ' Wi r% DISTRICT. The Payment of the above Pensioners for the nsuing Quarter will be made as follows :— jterrcKLAND.-TUESDAY, 3rd July, at 11a.m., APSt the Imperial Pensions Office. * OvMiuNaA—THURSDAY, sth July, at 10.30 a m.. at ttie Court-house. OTAHXTHCJ.—THURSDAY sth July, at 12.30 pm., at the Court-house, Panmuke.-SATURDAY, 7th July, at 10 a.m. HowiCK-.-SATURDAY, 7th July, at 12 noon, at the old Court-house- PAPUCURA.-On the first Court-day in July at the Court-house. m T> __. * EDWARD L. GREEN, For G. G. Agent. Imperial Pensions Office, Aticklaiiif'^Sch June.j^ '* ' « IN the matter of " The Joint Stock Companies Act, ISGO," and in the mat ter of the winding-up of "TheTairna Prosspectors' Gold Mining Company Limited)." | P." ' The Creditor? of tlje abovenamed Company ire required, on or before the seventh clay of fuiy one thousand eignt hundred and seventy seven, to send their Jjames and addresses, arid lie Particulars of their Debts or Claims, and the mines and addresses of their Solicitors (if any), x> Mr. Thomas Macffarlane, of the City of Auckland, the Official Liquidator of the said Company; and if so required', by notice, in writing from the said Ofh"cial Liquidator, are by their Solicitors to come in and prove their said Debts or Claims, at the Chambers ol! His Honour Mr. Justice GJillies. in the City of Auckland, at such time as shall be Specified in such notice, or in default thereof, theSjAyill be excluded from the bepeflt of any distrijration made before such Debts are proved. FRIDAY, the thirteenth day of July, one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at the said Chambers, is appointed for hearing and%djudicating upon * the Debts and Claims. jjl Dated this 23rd of June, 3577. 1L WILLIAMSON. IX-iJ.uy Registrar. W/kff MEN'S 'JfcSVjiE D~ GA La¥E A |6 \/O SLITH, «t37s;ej§ worth 6S.S. SAMU"KL#g6qMmES & CO., CI T V C, LO T J||l $ G MAR T. 1)2, Qukkj.- ;i ::i:E-r, AL'CKLAxsj.^



I~F' 01£ SALE (cheap), ~S^~^T~ i doing fair business^ Owner leavih^onV« oti / ot bad health only?-Apply to the Brbnrl^ll premises. # t:1- LClvsc £1OR -4.SALE, at Coromandel^ a lal Hotel, with freehold allotment. Price* man half-cost of building.—F. Riner, Agei d-sti-eet. a For Sale, a go< ,* /- ot ta«e ot five rooms and kitchen, sci "Jry, &c. It has lately been painted, paper*' «ftcl pat in thorough repair.—F. Ring, agent,' GOOD CHARCOAL for Sale.—At* _ Mr^jiurst, Queen-street. ,__ "\7\JLUNTEER SCRIP. — Wanted /00 V Vorth.— S. Vaiie. Commission Agen_ 4?^4W% —very pretty^E, ■y&^P X? \J« of S rooms, fitted with c>kinS range, grates, water laid on, and overronve" mence for a family. £250 of purchase"oll6^ can remain ac S per cent.—S. Vailei'EqSe and ■ELand Agent. * COMMERCIAL TRAVEL7ER.— Wanted, for a Southern House/ steady, experienced Man, acquainted with' tb Drapery and Clothing trade, to travel in Wellington, -Napier, &c—Apply by letter, with tmis, refer ences f?c, to S. Vaile, Oommisjon Agent, Shortland-street.. I £jf9o lIP^ETTY COTTAGE, of four rooms, with every convenience, good well, &c.: allotment, 33x107/fully planted with fruit trees, ice— S. Vaile, Laid Agent. X* lj tfY*—BUILDING ALLOTMENTS rwJsL'U'* from £10?each.-S? Vaile, House, band and Estate Agent, Short.and-street; next Uig -Post-office. ' i ' ' ■ . t 4P.*&{\ to £iooo I.ENT, on Building 3*eS?uf\r Society prinefpio- ■•*.■ ,on nnv terms :o suit borrowers.^C. Williamson. Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. Mortgages,a.pi*^Loa,ns negotiated. j£* <fjfr~PEli ACRE^Exdeilent Farm" of -sW**«', 270 acres, of realiy good soil; 10acres n grass, and fenced* orchard, dwelling-house, Mitbuilding?. &c. One and a half hours by Mil. and drive from Anckland—S. Vaile, Land md Estate, Agent, Shortland-street, next the ?ost-oflice. MARKET "GARDEN.—For Jgale, very cheap, (! miles from Auckland, an excel ent Market Garden in full cultivation, eight lores in extent.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. VTELSON-STREET.— For, Sale, on the J3! easiest of terms, New C-foomed Hou?e in tfelson-sti-eet, five minutes walk from Q.ueen-st. -C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. Oii SALE, good Heart Shingles;, at 10s. Off. to 11s. Od. per 1000, at the Freemans' Jay Yards. , TngH'E~N E V A DA HOT E L. That well known and most centrally, situated lostelry, the Nevada Hotel. Queen4ltreet, is iow to' Let on Lease for a i;erm of years.—For mrticulars apply to C. Williamson, Hotel Broker md Estate Agent, 3, Vulcan Lane:' TO LET, a comfortable Five-roomed House, within a few minutes walk of the. [Jnion Bank.— H. Partington, House and Land igent, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, fi new six-roomed House, healthy situation, and very conveniently situated. — 11. Partington, House and Land tVgent, Stichbury's Buildings. TO LET, ;i four-roomed House ; rent, 8s per week.—Apply York Hotel. ri^O LE'lsji,- a comfortable well-finished JL flve-roomed House.—W. Davidson, bea [ie'.d Road. ,_ rT\O LET (Cheap), 5-roomed House, Avitli JL oven and every convenience '• also, -a 2-roomed Cottage.— Apply Joseph Warren, Grrocer. Karangahape lload. TO LET, those centi'ally-situated Pre mises, lately in the occupation of Charles Burton, next Arthur's Mart.—Apply tp Charles Burton, or Ashton & Sons. TTIOR SALE, a great bargain, a iive- JC % roomed .Cottage, freehold allotment.— Apply W. Baxter's Store. Great North Road. TO LET, "a'Double-fronted Shop, Avith fittings complete, and Dwelling House, in Albert Hotel Buildings.—Apply J. Stewart, Albert Hotel, Queen-Street. O LET, at Mount Eden, a 7-roomed Dwelling-house, with Stable, Coach-house, and about one acre choice volcanic land. Rent, 21s. per week. —Apply to W. Aitken, Land Agent. _^ TO LET, the Residence of Sir George Arney, at Remuera, lately occupied by P. Comisky, Esq., comprising Twelve Rooms and Offices complete, together with Ten Acres of Land, tastef ullyjaid out. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent. TO LET, spacious and convenient Oirices, with office fitting*, fire-proof strong-room, large dry cellarage, and good supply of water, suitable either for the law, wmo, or general mercantile business.—Apply to W. Aitken.* HHO LET. a 4-roomed Cottage, Wake- Jfi_ Hold-street; good water. —Apply Town Clerk's Oliice. XN D I A N CHUT NE V, JL AT CLOSE BROS^ QOHtJMMpER'S' 'BUSS will leave the Kj GreyhoflSd Hotel, Auckland, on Thursday Kvening next, sth July, at 7 o'clock, to convey passengers to Mrs. Lewis's Ball at the Newmar ket IlaH. ~W 0 T^ 1 C E. Notice is hereby given that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between the undersigned, CIiARLKS HILL and WILLIAM HENBYj FENTON, in the trade or business of Hat Man*' facturers, &c, at Auckland ana elsewhere, under the firm of " HILL AND FENTON," was this day DISSOLVED by mutual "consent, and in future the said business lately carried on by the said firm, at Auckland, will bo carried on by the said-William Henry Fen ten, on his separate account, and the said business lately carried on by the said firm, at Wellington, will be carried on by the said Charles Hill, on his separate account. All debts owing by the said firm will be paid by the said William Henry jfenton, and "all accounts owing to the Auckland business of the said firm must be paid to the said William Henri* Fenton-iSj&nd ail accounts owing- to the Wellingt-dh business of the said firm must be paid to the said Charles Hill. Dated this :26th day of June, 1577. CHAS. HILL W. H. FENTON. Witness—Tiiko, Coopkr, Articled Clerk, Auckland. WITH reference to ..the*above, the undersigned, in thanking the patrons of the late firm for past favours, bogs ti^inform them thatJhc will continue the Auckland busi ness, "and™ assures them that nothing will be' wanting on his part to secure a continuances of the same. It is requested that all outstanding debts may be paid as speedily as possible to Mr Benjamin Tanner, in order to finally adjust partnership accounts. W. 11. FENTON. GREAT CLEARING CN ALE _ OF-— ' SS WINTER STOCK. ear limited to four weeks only!! A. LINABURY & CO., • 20i &20G, QUEEN-STK-EET. A GENUINE CLEARING SALE OF WINTER STOCK HAS THIS DAY COMMENCED, AND WILL CONTINUE FOUR WEEKS ONLY, During which the Entire Stock will be subjected to such a SWEEPING REDUCTION IN PRICE, That the object aimed at, namely, A LARGE REDUCTION IN STOCK IS SURE TO BE THE RESULT. ■ From the well-known quality of Goods kept this Popular Establishment. r the public may rest assured in getting the Best of' EVKRYTIirNTT AT AND UXDKR Wholesale Prices !!! The STOCK consist* of every description off DRAPERY GOODS in * SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES DRESS MATERIALS, # BLANKETS HOSIERY, MILLINERY LADIES'AND CHILDREN'S UNDEJB CL9THIWG * CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, &o. ' Dressmaking ox apE Premises.' Country Orders careMlly and promtly executed. Comparison Ixvit&d. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD* REGRARDLESS OF COST!!! * '* ■ \ & T IN A B.U R V & r^O., 3 i & 20G, QT'EEN^i'IjfCET. BiiIERLEY'S UNKHUXGA 'BUSSED x.tav.s Wl # ■ O.'iehunga— — jt •' S4"-"1* * ''-' "ouu ** ; Ipsn. . 3 p.m. X 2 p.m. :.. p.m. BUS DA'S : " p.m. i p.m. Spc-jiiv. CoJ.clies.as p<jr agrcu:ikt.iit. "^^—^



S3, Hours, from 10 a.m. to 1 y.rn. jk i* A UCKLAND MODEL TRAINING ZV S CHOP L. Next Quarter will Confmcnee on MONDAY, , I hily ifth. . , *> , A School of Art has been formed, under the lireetion of Mr. Kenneth Watkins; and a Special Drawing Cl«ss, for Teachers and Ad ,-anced Students, will be held on SATURDAx UOKNLNGS, commencing July 14. • ' r JOSIAII MARTIN, Head Mastcis ■* f o. Tr] *s. »v., ,i JL» HOPE OF AUCKLAND THNT. m *-, i .** ' The Quarterly Meetiug for the Election and installation of Officers for the ensuing tcr.m.*.s. md other business, will be held in the 1 ent •oom, Albert-screet, on MONDAY next.^om- <■ nencing at 7.30 p.m. All members are requested « ;o attend. I * R. NICH(SLLS, C.R. .* R. H. HUGHEd, secretary. NEHUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The next Quarter begins truly 9th. There ire vacancies for Boarders.—For terms, &c, ipply to LUMLE V J. '.ftROLLOPE, The Cedars, Dneliunga. >-• ""'"■ ' /;.'<■ vm& ; , PUBLIC SCHOOL', EAST. NEWTON. Xlie NEW.SCHOOL at the Corner 6r,TJpper Quoen-eti-Qet and Easts-street. Newton, will be opened on THURSDAY, July.sth. at, s.2oafcra*. , | The Chair will be takerfby H. H. ■HfysK,Esq.j'. Chairman of thejioard of Education."' An Efficient Choir, under the Pireqtion of Mr V". K. Rice, havekindly promised to&ttjendtf j. Tickets, Sixpence each, may be procured at Mr J. Warren's, Karangahape Road; and Mr Stevenson's Newto Road, or at the door. I *■ " | A. G. PURCHAS. Chairman Newton School Committee. r\ H E Q U E L 0■ S T^ c a v tTo n. A CHEQUE drawn by Messrs. Holloway md Garlick on National BH&Lkol: New Zealand, favour of No. 114, for tntFsum of Thirteen . Pounds Fourteen Shillings. Was lost yesterday afternoon. Payment of same is stopped.— finder on returning it to Messrs. Holloway and * " GJarlick, will be suitably rewarded. " T^T 6 T ¥ C ** E. * Tenders are invited for the Fitting-up and Finishing of a Steamer. Plans and specifications ' ma.v be seen at the office of the Auckland and North Shore Steam Ferry Company, Bank Buildings, Wyndham-street. Tenders to be in on or before WEDNESDAY, July 11, at noon. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. dv, H. W. HEATH, Manager. .(§■ Auckland, June 28,1877. ' i% * \r"O"TTc~E~~6~F REMOVAL. . % We beg respectfully to intimate that we hasre '* this day Removed our Business, as Wholesale nnd'tShippina; Grocers, to those centrally-situated * B Premises corner of Queen and Fort-streets. * ■ BARNETT & LEVY. . ' PEOFESSI 0N A L NO TIC E. .» ] "The Mulligax Guards Band (alias Hiber nian) will attempt to play This Evening on the Theatre Balcony, as usual, for nothing ! ffi~ W 1 riIENDERS for Eoad to befcsent in by JL noon of Monday, 2nd July. |: rfIENDEKS for e/ecting Tvro^riclcJShops JL in Wyndharn-strect will be received ud # till noon of the 30th instant. Plans and ini'orm* ation may be obtained on application to James , g> ' Hamilton, Baker, Albert-street. rjl'O €~0""N^T~R ACTORS. Tenders are invited for the (Extension of the * J Tauranga Town Wharf) Pians and specifica tions may be seen at Mr. d. C Jordan's office Tauranga, and at Mr. 11. Rees George's office, i i ort-street, Auckland, on and after the 2nd of * I July. Tenders, to be sent in to Mr. R. C. Jordan. ♦*! Taui-anga, endorsed "Tender for Extension of 1 the Tauranga Town Wharf," by noon on the • 10th July. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. <jfe. 0: R. C. JORDAN.* m O B if" I LDE lE S. Tenders will be received until noon of Wednes- '^1 day, the ith July, for the erdfction of Brick Building m Wyndham-street. Plans, &c, at my office, Albert-street, near ■ . Market. ' ED WARDt BARTLEY mENDERS wanted for the supplying and. fyi JL erecting Popet Heads and -jfimber Foun- . % 1 dation for Engine to be erected; on the Conquer ing Hero Gold Mining Compass Shaft, on their ground at Coromandel. Plans and specifications to be seen at Messrs. Fraser & Tinne's Phcenix Foundry, Auckland ; and at Coromandel, at the Office of Mr. McDonald, agent for the s.s. ' ' Argyle. Tenders to be sent in to the under-* signed by noon of*T CJESDAY. the 3rd July,-1877* * -FRASER & TIXNE, Auckland. ' _V_" mENDEKSßcxuirealEor the Erection 0%, * • ~ .JL Villa in Grey-street: Planfe and speciflca tiqns to be seen at my office, and tenders re ceived tiiLnoon on Wednesday, July <I.* M, W. F. HAMMOND, M t Architect. 42 &i 3. Insurance gildings. ™ m O B U~I LDEIS. -, ' Tenders will be received by the undersigned until noon of SATURDAY, the 14th of July, for \ Additions to a Villa Residence at Epsdlin Plans, &c, at my office, Queen-stre*et. . P. HERAPATH, Architect. *. FQ U* I C X ' * **. • ■ -■ M I LIVSRY AND BAIT STABLES, - * VICTOEIA-STREET, 'M » . Auckland. ,w '^ S3S- FOR HIRE- * E tfe A Great Variety of Open and Close CarriaSbs. Buggies, single and double-seated, open or hooded, for Single or Pair of Horsesa Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses. . * Carriages, with Grey Horsfes, for Wadding purposes. ,$&& Mf -wr * Waggonettes forTicnic Paries. ■$ Covered Conveyances for Driving Parties to out-districts. Hearse and Mourning G|pach»s, *. 'Busses for Newton and jgousonby, and to **• i Mouut Albert and Whau& * ♦ *j , m Time Table: ' . t Ponso%bt 'Busses, Newton ■ 'Busses", * via Grey-street. via College Hill- and Ponsonby. * to- ' 8.0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. 8.45 a.in. 2.15 p.m. 9. 0 „ 2.30 % ,, 9.15 % 245 - 9.30 „ 3..0*,, 9.45* 3.15 10. 0 „ 3.30 ~ • 10.15 ,P 3.45 L 10.30 „ 4. 0 „ 10.45 „ a.is „ *, ' fe8:: I: 3?:; Hit ;• <i% i t#-! 12. 0 noon 5.30 „ 12.15 p.n# 545 * * , 12.30 p.m. 6. 0., 12.45 „ 6.15 ,', 1. 0 „ 6M'-S, 1.15 ♦ 6.45 " • I 1.30 „ 7. 0 „ 1.45 „ and at 9 and 10 p.m. daily. . M Saturday nights, 8, 8.30, 9". 9.30,10,1U.3D Sll p.ia.js* Mount Albert and V.'hau 'Buss. • Leave Union Bank: Leave Whau,: •** # ! 12 noon . fe 8.30 a.m. '*%' «> J 5 p.m. daily * 3. p.m.daily * Saturdays 2 & 10.56 p.m. 8.30 and»s.3o p.m. * Orders left at Mr. F. Quick's, Ponsonby; or J# 41- 8 Thompson, Star Hotel, Newton, wsM be punctu"-. ' ally attended to. « "» j s5 J. THOMPSON, u^an^er. # " i j <*(* qTA E " PI CT O RIAL Al A'P O ■ OF THE % ' *| Seat cf War. ; . ■ w ,# 11 A Faw Copies of the "STAR"''S> * g..{ PICTORIAL MAPsjQF THH|SEAT OF WAR IN EUROPE i-ND ASIA, .%■ i Are now procurable at the Star OfHce, and the " ,* \ leaafhg Gity^Htationers.* i * ■'' ""— # Ml *^ The Mag is universally admitted to be tlie best d ' issued in the Colonies. % ■ ■«*, ,*. * ' PRICE:—THRREPEJsTQiW. *m • 1 1-AAA" MEN'S TWEED Tn6%." J M^jyc^j 3ERS. at 12s 6i, worth 21s. *# ] SAMUEL'(JOOMBES AjjpO.,** ."♦ * J City Clothing Mart, 92, Qaeen-strettt, Auck.and» * ] : \ £ ' #-| GE'O RG E COO K'S 'B {J B>£ E S » A From opposite Cooitbes's. i Kyeer Pass and r^wMAEKET, Daily, *m ■ AT ■;' 9.J5 a.m. 9.45 a.m. % W| 10.45 a.m. 11.15 a.m. 12.15 p.m. 12.45 p.-m. 4ta« 1.40 p.nw 2.15 p.m. 3.15 p.msP 3.-i5 p.m. m a 4.15l '-p*.n#' ' 5.15 p.m. .^:-' 6.15 p.m. . I 6.45 p.m. r Leaves Newmarket: fii-si 10 a.m. 10.30 a.vi. . 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