TELEGRPHIC.

tFROM Otlr OWN CtttESl-ONDENT.]

-re.--.-_ COROM-4 DEL^_tto_<hjty. BA-.;:. -Lest _!_?ti Busk".' EhSaPhrday morhiif ohu B.oyd started in sesxcW the missing,man §§§& search* J^StJ 8 maSifo Mata_p%ef to g#ck, lifenO"''cess r^gs feiirf^ye^her aiFtla¥' a-and in pcnetting the bush Mr Boyd lost hi. hat and 4er garments. His trousers were torn to ipons. In returning he found the creckseiy high and in attempting to cross tl Waiau Creek he was taken off- his le and carried some 200 feet at a ffihc . speed, ; and thrown up on tiie other side, after a remarkable escai from death, a number of large bdders striking his body. Covered witlbruises, Mr Boyd had to lie on his bacfully au hour to re gain breath. He magecl to- reach Gardiner's, where hfwas supplied with clothing, and remain, there till, daybreak on Sunday morning. He came into Coro mandel about eight. Meantime, a party of about 30 or 40 sefcfrs Avith police, A\'as organised. As soon Boyd had changed his clothes, he remoited his horse and returned to the bus to. prosecute the search. During t_heifrbsen.ee the. missing man turned up, havi&been three days in the bush. He inforii me that immedia tely after leaving hlcompanion he came across a pig, fired '.him, and folloAved him down the cck for nearly a mile. He then caug] and killed the pig, and attempted to get.ack to Boyd, but took the Avrong track, andcring all day in the bush. In his fcitem.nt, he was nearly droAvned cioaig a. creek. His mutches being Avct, hcould not make a fire, and had to remai all night under a kauri tree—heavy rai falling. He had nothing to eat. At dibreak on Saturday, he found a small crcehvhich he followed all day. About four ;lock, he met two Maoris, about half-a-ile from Wangapoa booms. The MaorisHd nothing to eat. but gave him some teai pair of trousers, socks, and placed im on the track for Coromandel. Ui to this time the man was almost nude. He Avalked about tAvo miles, and Avas fen so thoroughly "exhausted that he had) rest in the bush ; heavy raiu again fallg all night. At d;iybreak, he Avas suiting from hunger, •and eat some nik'au, al made another start. Although only 3rne eight miles from home, he did not ncii the township till 1 p.m..—having to re.every mile. On his arrival he was carelly attended by Mrs Boyd. Mason is aba. 24 years of age. .When seen approachinj the township several persons rushed to net him. -• =..!

MINING. There is nothing new in^nining to-day. There Avere heavy freslie, on Saturday, all over district. ■ . j Kennedy Bay.—The Line sailed yes terday for Auckland.— GRAHAMSTOW, this day. The Waiotahi crushing gve 263 ozs. of melted gold. The return from the Kurani Hill tribute was G ozs. 10 dwts. SHAREMARKF. Alburnia sold at 5Ss Gd. Sellers, 595; buyer i, 58s; Caledonian, i 10s ; sellers, £6 15s ; Cure, buyers, Ss. Tim Alburnia got. 50 jb-sspecimens on Saturday night, and.l6Wo-_s|ard amalgam this morning from nearly hit the goneral .stuff. A general clearing ti takes dlace :abont Saturday, when all tligpeciraens on hand and to be obtained Avill -oput through. The leader tn the. Whau le.l is looking AA'ell. They have 1500 ozs gol al-ieady. Moanatairi.—A report isiiirrent that another slide has come in the vuze, causing the shares to recede,

Caledonian. — Shares in this mine enquired for. The prospectsand every thing connected AA-ith the Avorkigs are kept secret.

Saturday's gold returns makc'ic total for the month 12,771 ozs., or iiear]_v>.ooo more than the previous month. The Alburnia will have 1,5) ozs. by Friday.

Caledonians are still upwards i expecta tion of something good coming in Tiie A.ax Company, Tairua, a\s sold by the Directors this morning to cle' off calls which could not be recovered,md Avas bought in by D. G. McDonald fojjiso.

[PRESS agency.]

LYTTELTON, th day

TWO ENGLISH ARRIVAL.

Arrived yesterday—N.Z.S.N. C«. ship Wanganni.from London,Avith 40 pasnigers. She left, Portland on March 2Stl made Stewart's Islands on June 25th. Ha a line weather passage. One death occurfi. The Albion Cos. ship Williambavie, from London, arrived. Left Lizals on April 10th, had also a fine weather pisage. Brings 2.'. passengers, all avpll. Arrived—Wave of Life, from Ancl.ncl.

DUNEDIN, this c v .

SWEARING IN CONSTABUL A Y.

The Constabulary were sworn in bthe Major on Saturday. Only three rcsine-I in this district. SUPREME COURT. The jury granted Mr Stout's applica'on for a special jury for Mrs Reid, avlio.sc ilal is fixed for the 12th. John Ferguson and Thomas Willinnj convicted last session of assault, were *'i- tenced to two months. There was nofchitr of interest in the charge. ARRESTED FOR ABANDONING . CHILD. Margaret Ryan and Honora Sheehnn hay been arrested as accomplices in the cas against Bridget Ryan, for abandoning . child. The Avoman Avar; sentenced at tii Police Court to three months' iinprisonmen for passing an imitation Bank note, being ; business advertisement. The Bench saii the issue of these notes tended to crime Fergusson and Williams' sentence tool effect from April 2nd last, so the prisonei: Avei-e .lier-lini ._•_-._.

PORT CHALMERS, this day. DEPARTURE OF THE HAWEA.

Sailed : The Camilla. The Hawea has sailed north. Pas senger for Auckland, Mrs Hanson.

AUSTRALIAN.

TKICKETT WINS THE CHAMPION

BOAT RACE

fPRKSS

GEXCV.I

.. SYDNEY, June 30. T In the- Champion Boat Race, Trickctt "eat Rush with the greatest ease by six lengths, in twenty-three minutes nine secoiidfi. He avus never asked to pull after tiie first mile.

The RM.s.s,.Cify of New York sailed °" Friday ; ....*;

TORRES STRAITS MAIL NEWS.

Simla. May f t C- Tho Persian troops are eoiie-iitrati.'ig.o.i Karnoon River, near Biliss orah. apparently as a demonstration against La-dad. A British gun-boat has <_'one up the liver to Bussorali, toAvatch British interests. Bombay, May 10.—The " Athenoeum" states that an. important native paper is t.o be started at Calentta, under the auspices nt the Viceroy. It is' to be called "The r-mpirc." The "Madras Mail is informed that full aj-d detailed instructions from the Home Government to India have been received to *-end a force to occupy Egypt, iv the event ot a certain contingency arising Sir Neville Chamberlain would be offered ihe command of the expedition. Uluttiary.—Sir William Hackett, Chief •J',stice of Ceylon, has died of English cholera.

The Japanese Ambj_jsg_dgr __ at Beihnjias,. -ri-arrretF.?^^ of a German nobleman. ■ I In the House of Commons Bear-Admiral the Hon. Francis* Egerton stated that Hobart Pasha had : ,been informed that he could not be all-»Avcd to remain in the British-navy,/ahd at the same time hold a command hostile to a friendly Power.

THE SKATING CHAMPIONS.

Noav that roller skating is becoming so popular, it is exceedingly interesting to know to 'what degree of perfection the art, or amusement, or Avhatever it may be called, is capable of being developed. Those Avho.are anxious to ascertain this, and at the same time enjoy a hearty laugh, should take one of the few opportunities Avhich will be afforded them of going to see Mr E. Taylor and Lillie in their charming skating entertainment at the Lome-street Hall. The first of these AA-as given oh Saturday, and attracted a capital array of spectators, who Avere avcll satisfied with their evening's entertainment. Mr Taylor and Lillie AA*ent through several extia ordinary. e\'olutions on the skates, and showed themselves as much at home on the rollers as they are on the soles of their feet. Their quickness and ease of move ment, and abrupt turns fairly astonished the lookers-on, avlio more than once broke out into storms of applause. A double song and dance Avas given with grace and excel lent effect. At the conclusion of this pas de deux, Mr Taylor appeared dressed & la Southern as Lord Dundreary, and went through a comic representation of his Lord ship learning to skate. This evoked roars of laughter, for Mr Taylor is a thoroughly accomplished comedian as well as a finished skater. An amateur race for a silver cup then took place, the prize being presented by Mr Taylor. There were several entries, and after some close competition, the trophy was carried off by a young gentleman in one of our wholesale city 1 muses, Avho displayed considerable agility on the wheels. We Avere glad to see so many ladies present, as it is an enter tainment Avhich Avould be very pleasing to them, especially as so many of the sex are now proficient skaters. Although they cannot hope to emulate the graceful "Lillie," they will, at least, learn many "wrinkles," which Avill lender their future progress in this delightful accomplishment easy and certain. rfhe-;peiformane<?'Avill be repeated to-night', Avhen a. prize forjh, hurdle-race will be given. ■■'7,0,''" ' iZA'

THOMSON'S DIORAMA.

Tin-: Theatre Royal was Avell attended on Satur day cA-ening, and' much pleasi-fe. Avas mani fested by the audience, as theiscenes and pic tured incidents of the great American Avar passed in revieAA-. Tho descriptiA'e lecture hy Mr Thompson forms a complete key to the illustration-., and helps the listener to a clear conception of a civil struggle in the Southern states. Considerable interest. Avas also felt by young persons in the distribution ot gifts, and in their eagerness for possession, the striking scenes of Mr Thomson's panorama Avere for a time forgotten. The diorama is full of interest, instructive in detail; bearing of course upon one of the most, remarkable events of the present c ntury. The entertainment Avill be repeated this evening. It is notified that the gift-dis tribution this evening will be conducted on the American principle. 'E\*ery visitor to the dress circle will receiA'e three sealed envelopes; stalls, tAvo ; pit, oiirf. All numbers are prizes.

OHINEMURI.

[From our own Correspondent.]

June 27

Waitkicaukt.—During the past week the manager has been breaking out a larger supply of quartz from the stopes than previously, as the greater part of the timbering and filling in has been completed. The quality of the stone now coming to hand is of a better class than in rhe previous part of the month, and is making a decent, show at the battery. Cleaning up will probably take place at the end of next Aveek, when a satisfactory result is expected.

Yorxr. Neav Zealand. —Last Monday, the manager had the cheering news to announce of being through the hard bar in the low level, and on payin.if a visit to the mine, I was pleased to find the drive had got into excellent brown sandstone country of a Aery favorable nature, plentifully interspersed with minerals, a sure indication in this mine of arold not being far off. A short distance further should cut the leader worked in the top level, and from which such rich results Avere obtained.

Republic.—The manager is busily engaged preparing to put in a lowleA'el to intersect the lode recently prospected on the surface, and Avhich is of a highly auriferous nature, and from present appearances this Company should shortly be to the fore as a gold producer.

Peksea'EKANCE. —The Perseverance are de- A-cloping the Republic reef Avith capital prospects, gold being frequently seen. From the position of the Company, and having the rich Young New Zealand reef through thei** ground, a prosperous future should be in store for them.

HO-IBAVARD Bound.—After a long period of inactivity this Company is waking up to the value of its ground. An amalgamation is being arranged between this Company and the Key stone, Sovereign, and Julius Vogel, Avhich Avill make one of the largest and best Companies on the Held, as they contemplate vigorously work ing the section pf the Waitekauri r<_ef in their ground, by continuing, at their joint expense, with tho Waitekauri Company, the present low leA-el going south. The present appearance of the low level in the AVaitekauri going towards the Homeward Bound has had this good effect, and satisfactory arrangements have been made for the "se, by the Homeward Bound Company, of the Waitekauri loav level and the hoppers when a crushing is aA-ailable. Qukkst. —The tunnel is now in about 70 feet in capital country, but no reef has been broken down for the last 20 feet. There is no doubt, however, the section oi the Waitekauri reef in ihe Queen ground will prove very a '.tillable when once the stampers get fairly to work on it.

SALVAGE OF THE BRIG STAR OF THE MERSEY BY THE P. S. LUNA.

I" Wellington Post," .Tune 21st.) AYE mentioned yesterday that the Luna had gone out the previous evening with instructions to keep a look-out for I he brig Star of the Mersey, Avhich had been abandoned by her crew in the Sound, had disappeared, and Avas reported hy the Spray to have drifted into Waitui Bay. The Luna easily found the missing brig in the spot described.* On boarding her, she a\\is found to be inst as she Avas left by the creAV, and all in good order. There Avere 2ft. of water in the hold, Avhich Avas quickly pumped out. The cables were discoA-cred to be foul, and it took a long time to get up the anchors, but at .leA'en a.m. yesterday, the Luna started Vith her prize in tOAV, the chief officer of tie steamer and four men haA'ing been put on board as a prize crew. The Avind Avas fair in th. Strait, but there was a heavy lido rip offTaravsiti, Avhich caused some delay. The Heads avere reached at G p.m., and the anchor age sbortl; after 8 o'clock. The OAvners of the Luna, as stivers, are entitled to two-thirds of the brig's Value, Avhich is estimatedaf £2500, she being com) aratiA'ely a neAV vessel, in good con dition and veil found. She is insured for £2000 —£100(1 in tie South British, of which £250 is re-insu-ed, md £1000 in the Standard and Vic toria Companies, equally divided. The brig has sustained n) damage Avhatever, and is quite ready to go lo sea. The Luna's owners are uoav in coniiniinitation Avith the OAvners of the brig and the insurance companies interested, with a vieAV of arriving at some fair and amicable ttgreom°nt in the matter. Contain ltuxton, of 117«. schooner Spray, aa-lio, by reporting the iiiatier it thecaptain of the Luna, enabled the latter vessel t»ni«-ke such a capital haul, is to renoiA'n a portion of the salvage money, to AA'hich iid.-ed he ia'iii-t.y entitled.

KAIPARA SHIPPING.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

There have been no arrival- since my tot

Departures this day : Ansdell barque, Captain Bunes, for Sydney; Enterprise, Captain Mundlc : Aspasia, Captain John son ; Mannah Biuret, Captain Renner, for Wellington. Expected : Thomas ■ and Henry, brig, from Auckland; Flora, from Taranaki; Elizabeth Curie, from Waikato. At the Heads ; The Lochlee, loading, same as last report.

Prize Fight.

THE FIGHT INTERRUPTED BY

POLICE,

For some time past there have been rumour current amongst the professional and the amateur professors of the "noble and manly art" in Auckland, that a giand pugilistic encounter betAveen two redoubt

able champlops was oiijthe. taj_t<\.^THe. ferrcret," however) was carefiifTy*coiumecFttr a select'feAV of "the fancy," ainl/"the announcements inserted in the ncAVspapers Avith respect to the arrangements were of the most mysterious character, in order to

prevent the uiiAvelcome interference of the guardians of the peace. On Saturday night, hoAvever, all the necessary prelimi naries Avere arranged, part of the money stakes, and bets exchanged oiithc result, at a Avell-knoAvn public'house, Avhere ihe two champions assembled Avith their respective hackers and friend.. One of tl c <", Mr D -, is a Avell-knoAvn professor oi the art of self-defence avlio has been in the habit of giving selections at a certain temple of the Muses in this city. He Avas known to. fame in England in the palmy days of the P.8.A., Avhere he displayed his proAvess in sundry "mills" with light- Aveight competitors. The gentleman backed against him, Mr T. H———, is also a bruiser of considerable reputation amongst the feather Aveights, and is in possession of some fourteen trophies Avon in many a gory fray within the four corners, but he has lately abandoned the arena for the less congenial, but more respectable, Avalks of commerce; wherein, instead of his old occupation of "countering," he has himself been countered. Both the noble pugs have bee 1 in severe training, the hit ter taking up his quarters at the Alexandra, and the other on this side of the toAvn. In order to render the affair remunerative tickets Avere issued at 7s (id each to the "fancy," and the patrons of ihe P.B.A the battle ground being kept secret. However, at about live o'clock tin's morning a number of conveyances might have been seen Hitting about in various pa. ts of the city, and taking up the holders in order to convey them to the scene. Some of the vehicles Avent along the old North Koad past the residence of Mr Errington, and then turned off by the Surrey estate into Cox's Creek. Another vehicle proceeded up Freeman's Bay, Franklyn Road, and doAvn Richmond Koad, and others Avent by other routes. The affair was planned with such nice calculation that all the convey ances reached the ground about the same time, and preparations avcic at once made for the "mill," in a nice retired and pic turesque gully behind the hill, beautifully screened from the gaze of the passing traveller, . r the iriatudinal milkman. The usual 24 feet ring was taped oil", the stakes Aye re driven with the time-honoured wooden mallet, ropes lixed, and everything, done that experience could suggest to render the little affair as pleasant and comfortable for all parties as Avas possible under the cir cumstances. At this time there Avere about fifty distinguised patrons on the ground, mostly attired in great coats; Inverness capes, and comforters, and all speculating upon the interesting spectacle about to commence. Now had the shades of night gradually lifted from the scene, the rays of Phoebus were beginning to struggle through the morning mists, and afar off from the peaceful vale was heard the distant lowing of kine. An expression of pleasant antici pation beamed over the faces of the spectators; anon the "castors" were shied into the ring, and the two noble gladiators, accompanied by their seconds, bottle-holders, and most enthusiastic pa rons, stepped forth ready for the cn co.inter, dressed in tight lifting btiff-

coloured shirts to the waist, Aventing "favours," and bearing on each Avarlikc "phiz" an expie sion of determination to "dq or die.' All the preliminaries had been got through, the two Champions were about to exchange the customary pledges of mutual friendship preparatory to the exchange of other compliments, and the mutual effort to damage the manly beauty oE their respective countenances, Avl.eu lo a new and totally unexpected element, suddenly appeared on the scene, disturbed the harmony that had reigned, and deprived the disgusted spectators- of the delectable •pc-ticlc which tli.y had risen at. an unwonted hour on a cold morning to enjoy. Detectives Jeffrey and Grace, quietly emerged from some mysterious hiding place in which they had been concealed, and stepped into the arena. They were so cun ningly disguised that at first it Avas thought that some hasty intruders had ventured up on the sacred precincts to settle their little differences oh' hand, but as soon as tiio Well-knoAvn features of the detectives Avere recognised, grief und disappointment sit on the faces of the spectators, and the two champions precipitately retired from the scratch, folloAved by a bottle-holder, Avho sought relief in a draught from the brandy and water Avhich had been provided for infusing fresh spirit into the combatants during the progress of the fray. The game was now up, the stakes were removed, and the fancy and their patrons quietly returned to town, sadder, but wiser men. It appears that Mr Inspector Thompson had kept himself posted up in the maiircim res of the principals in the affair, and had made skilful strategic dispositions to foil them. All the principal outlets from the city ivere carefully Avatehed by constables, and the course of thr. vehicles was carcfnTy.noted. The beha\ iour of the (k-tcctatives under the trying circumstances avus admirable. Detective Jeffrey, on stepping into the arena, asked the two warriors if they were not exceedingly glad that they were saved from mutual destruc tion, and enabled by the timely inter vention of the law to return t.o the town Avith their handsome features unmarked by those mournful indications Avhich usually result, from these encounters. It may be mentioned that this Avas to have been nominally Avhat is called a "glove light," but in reality the coverings consisted of mere kid gloves, from which the lingers had been cut. Among tho distinguished patrons ou the scene Avere well-known bonifa'cc s from Victoria-street, Freeman's Ray, Lower Queen-street, Wakcfield-strcet, a gentle man of sporting proclivities from the neigh bourhood of Hobson-street, and several enterprising "young bucks" avlio aspire to lead the fashion amongst the fancy. Shortly after the detectives entered the arena, one of these gentlemen, received such a shock to his nervous system by the sudden appearance of the "beaks," that he Avent into a (it, and A\'as driven home in an insensible condition.

AUSTRALIAN.

"Wreck of The Bettie

SYDNEY, July 2nd. The Tararua brings the captain and crew of the steamer Bettie, from Newcastle to Tasmania, wrecked on a rock on Murray's Pass, coal laden. She now lies in five fathoms.

INQUEST, TODAY.

AN inquest was held at the Freeman's Hotel this afternoon, on the body of Thomas Dunn, avlio was found drowned in harbour on Friday night.

FOOTBALL,

A wi.-_iycontc.ifcd game of football AA-as played on Saturday afternoon between twelve of the Auckland Club, and twelve of the Ponsonby Club. Although the Auckland side Avere decidedly the stronger of the two, the Ponsonby boys Avere within an ace of securing the victory. In the first set to, Auckland _:ot a '' touch down," and failed nt the "try," while Ponsonby scored a goal, the "touch" being got by Bravo water, and Kerr being the succccs.ful kicker. The second and third twenty minutes were stub bornly contested, and ho scores A\'ere made. In the last bout, however. Auckland rallied for a final effort, and in spite of all that Ponsonby could do, obtained tAvo "ties" lo nothing, thus bringing their score up to ti against, f>. The "tries" were secured from touchos by C. Burgess and Nolan, but the kicks were not successful in either case. Howcv.-r. Auckland just scraped through Avith one point, and the defeat Avas quite as honorable as the victory, for it was only by sheer perseverance that Ponsonby made so good a stand. T. Hi n derson captained the winners, and J. Macky t.h« los'-rs. and both handled their teams in a business like manner.

The regular monthly meeting of the Lodge Ara -will be held at the Masonic Hotel, Princess-street this evening

CABLEGRAMS.

Russians Carry Outworks of Turkisli Position at Sistova-

SYDNEY, June 29. Special to the "Herald," dated London, June 28, confirms the Avar iicavs.

The Turks abandoned tho Dobrudscha

Prince Nicholas at the head of the Four teenth Division and the Eighth Army Corps crossed the Danube at Sinmitza, and carried the first.position of the Turks.

THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY 2, 1877.



ChenpTMeat 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.—[Ada*t.] , .-



1 ~fl AAA MEN'S TWEED TROU JL \J\f\J SERS, at 12s Gd, worth 21s. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., City Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street, Auckland. "\TACANCIES for three Boarders, T supcior accommodation, at. Mrs Cashel's, Upper Hobson-street, opposite Green way's* RESSMAKING.—Wanted, a good Hand ; one who can work a hand machine. —Mrs Gricc. Newmarket. WANTED, in a comfortable home, one or two young men as Boarders ; superior accommodation on moderate terms— Second house beloAV the Foresters Arms, Albert street. WANTED, an Harmonium on the three years system.—Apply by letter to " Harmonium," Stak o*ce. ANTED to SELL, a good Spring Cart. Horse.—l). Hamilton. Confectioner, opposite the Market, Queen-street" WANTED, a Servant Girl about 16 years of age.—Apply next door Young Men's liooms, Wellesley-street. WANTED lo PURCHASE, a Wood Turning Lathe.—J. J. Swinnei ton, Wood Turner, AVtllcsley-strcet East. W^ANTED," a^sinart, "strong. Youth.— Apply this ofiice. WANTED, a strong Boy for the Blaeksinith trade—Apply immediately to N. McMillan, Vnlcan Lane. WANTED, a respectable Girl of good character, as General Servant.—Mrs Crawford, 2, Barnes Cottage, Karangahape Koad. __ WAN » ED, a Urst-clu-- Cook.—Albert Hotel. _[_ WANTED, Female Cook for Gisborne ; Married Couple without encumbrance ; Nursemaid for Tauranga; three respectable Young tiirls to be useful, and several Female General Servants.—Hnnnaford's Reeistry. ANTED to LET, a Room suitable . for one or two gentlemen, furnished or unfurnished, with Fireplace. — Apply at this o.lice. I - WANTED, a strong Boy for the Kitchen.—X. Waters, Queen-str-Hit. WANTED, a good General Servant for a.small family.—Miss Manning, Parnell. R "EDUCED FARES to Waiuku and other calling places on the Manukau by the last and favourite Paddle Steamer Oregon. Single Fares, gs 6d ; Itelurn, within seven days, i>S. WANTED, a good General Servant; wages IPs. Apply at this WANTED, a General Servant; must be a good plain cook and laundress ; no family ; wages 10s per week.—Apply to Mrs Neil Campbell. Buchanan-street, North Shore, between the hours of 10 and 4. WANTED, a good General Servant.— For address, apply at this ottlce. WANTED, a Youth for a Coal and Firewood yard.—Apply at once to W. A. Patterson. Groat North Koad. TV ANTED, Everybody to come and T* sec our Amateurs in Negro Sketches, Farces, Songs and Dances. Wednesday, 4th July, Lornc-strect Hall. ~Y^7"ANTED, 20 ComedTanT f«7r the Tl "Kivnl Othellos." Power's Benefit, Wednesday, Ith July, Lorne-strcel Hall. WANTED, a good Cook^or General Servant with a knowledge of cooking. —Mrs Alfred Buckland, Newmarket. WAN'^D^lAf^TnN 7^?!).^," a" l.iTle Match for a Fowling Piece will be fired in Hazard's Shooting Gallery on Monday, July 2, to commence at 7.30 p.m. Entrance fee, 3s._ _ WANTED7 at Boy, abou Zf 15 ycara of age, to assist on a bush fnrm. Ncav arrival preferred.—Combos and Ualdy. WANTED Known, uoav to hand, Shuttles, Needles, Belts. Oil, and other requisites for the Singer S-Aving Machine— Clarkson and Co., Bootmakers, sub-agents. WA NTED "to SelTrdieli]., _74 pairs <7f Men's Side - spring Boots, slightly damaged, only Is 01 per pair; lot of Children's Boots, .slid per pair; Cups and Saucers, only (id; Jugs, 3s set; lot of Men's Strong Boots, Ss per pair; lot of Money Boxes, 3d each, 2s Cd per doz—H. Watts, Pitt-street. WANTED, a young Lady' for Mr. Austin Power's Benefit, Wednesday, Ith July, Lornc-street Hall. WANTED, an energetic Partner in profitable Importand Produce Business. Geii-ral mercantile knowledge indispensable.— For further particulars apply, by letter, to " C. V.R.," Star Otlice. WANTED, Old and New Roofs to cover. Duley's Patent Composition, warranted flro and waterproof. Gunran teed for five years. Price, os per square yard.—Apply J. T. Dulcy, at Messrs. |{attorn and Shepherds Klliott-slrcet, Auckland. ANTIirrKNOWN, Jiat every des cription of Mercantile and Fancy Printing is executed at the Kvknino Stak Steam Printing Works. Latest Novelties in English and American Type; Scripts equal to Lithography; Material for Posters and Illumi nated Bills obtainable in no other Printing Ofiice n the Colonies.. ANTK i > f-NO \VN—M (J FFINS !! ! MUFFINS! MUFFIN'S !-E.H. PERCY bef-Sto inform his friends and the public gene rally that he has commenced Business in the above line at his late Premises, Lome-street Bakery, and trusts by prot-ucinjc the superior quality of Goods as in former days (unequalled) to merit a continuance of kindly favours and orders. N.B.—May be had at Mr. Waters, Con fectioner, Queen-street, and at the Bakery, Lome-street. A number of Lads and Men Avanted. \X7"ANTED~KNOWN, that the under- TT signed has just received, ex "Spirit of the Dawn," direct from the Manufacturers, a splendid assortment of Clarke's very latest im pi'OA-ed Scissors and other patterns Horse Olippers.so simple in construction that the most inexperienced person fan keep them in order and work them. Also, a small quantity of Clark's celebrated " Hoplemuroma," the best known remedy for Brittle or Shelly Feet. Cracked and Creasy Heels. Contraction and all other Diseases of Horses' Hoofs, &c. Also, more of his celebrated Riding Saddles, Avith military open panels and extra-strong bar-plated trees, complete, with mounts, £3 17s. Od. Clip ping Machines, from 15s, each.—AA*. S. JONES. Manufacturer and Importer of Saddlery and Harness. Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN, that J. C. Stovin, Mineral Merchant, is a Purchaser of Copper, Tin. Lead, Blend, Antimony, Cinnabar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth. Plumbago, and other ores and minerals.—Otlice: No. 11. Insurance Buildings, Auckland. WANTED Known, that D. Got-DIK is prepared to supply all kinds of Timbe and other Building Material-, including Sashes. Doors, Monldinfcs. Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Kails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iro Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, Sec, Sec. at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus fr_.n-..ni!«3P--tr'»*»t. 'U/'AMi-U KNOWN" tiiaF^MRS. V 7 McGRATH has removed from Aber crotnbie-street to the bottom of Wakefield-street, near its junction Avith Queen-street, right, hand side. Orders taken for Ladies' Boots, Mens Bluchers, Lace-ups, aud Watertights. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. ANTED the Public to Know. L. H. GREEN is leaving his Nurs-ery in Sca ffold VieAV. and will sell off all his stock of Shelter, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs, at half price. The following prices will show:—Pinus tnsignus, Os $ doz.; Cnpressus Macrocarpa, 12a ,) doz.; Camellias. Azaleas, and Rhododendrons, Is 6d each (200,0001; two-year-old Thorn Quicks, extra strontr, 12s per lO.'O; an-i all other Ntirserv Stock equally cheap.—L H. Gwken, -Hsafie.d VieAV Nursery, off the Grafton Road. TV ANT ED ' sec',ltd-hand Pianos, V T several, square or sable, and 6 Piccolo or Cottaue Pianos, in any wood.- Webb's Music * Suloun, \Ve;ies2cj:;_:Ure_.et. ._



..' ljL„H^.Efiiiorn_...>yis^.ihg:J;o„Lease.. a Fbx. "T"2s[r Mill; A\ Tith a good supply of water i. steam, and a constant supply of flax obtainable for one or two _ ears.-- Apply to F. A. Laurie Plipatoitoi; Woodside Post-office. LOST, a small Silk (Jape between tin Theatre and Queen-street Wharf.—Finde: Sill be rewarded on returning same to Win Pye, Queen-street Wharf. OUND, on 2nd" July, a Lady's Fancj Dog. The OAvner can have it by paj-inf j expenses.—Apply at the office of this paper. ■■_ WANTED; a Situation by a respectable young person, as NeedleA\"oman;, cai ' Avorkany machine. No objectior to houseworl or the ea-e of children.—For address apply tc . Star ofh>e. I "OOYAL ALBERT, L.0.L., No. 2. The Monthly Meeting of the above, at the T_<id-re-room # TO-MORROW __.VJ__.NING, at i o'clock sharp. July 2nd. PRIVATE Board and Residence foi three Gentlemen near town, or Bed and Sitting-room for Lady and Gentleman.—Foi address, apply Sxar office. TO LET, tAvo Rooms, furnished or un furnished.—Apply to Mrs Mattison. Dress maker, Hobson-street, 2 doors from Abbott's, Grocer. OVAL HOTEL For Sale at Opotiki- Fourteen rooms ; quarter acre allotment in middle of township. Price and terms easy. Good title and license. - F. RING, Agent. 'VI[7"ANTED to SELL, .some Fancy Sing- Tl ing Canaries.—W. Eyre, Enniskillen House. Victoria-streetreet. TZTZ rtIENDEKS are invited up to Friday, JL J*ly the Cth, for ihe Erection of a Two storey Shop and Dwelling House. Plans and specifications can be seen at, F. Tomlinson's, Diaper, Parnell. Tho lowest or any tender not necessarily accpted. FOUND, in Hobson-street, a Bundle of Clothing. Owner can have same by pay : ing expenses.—Apply Mr Kerwick, next to Mr McCrae, Grocer, Hobson-street. BOARD AND RESIDENCE Wan ted by a young Man, in the vicinity of Wellington-street.—Apply, stating terms, to H.R., l'ost-oflice, Auckland. mHE~RETREAT, PARNELL. — Miss _1 Robertshaw's Pupils av"U re-ass-inble on Monday, July 2, 1577. Vacancies for B. ..rders. WHAT SMALL WE DO FOR OUR CHOPS. Try them on Codling's Barnsleys. Rumps teaks, Steak, und Kidney Pudding. Every one recommends them. The only Hotel in Auckland where you can get the Im'alld Stout. The Hotel accommodation is second to none in the Colonies for Commercial Travellers und Families. JOHN CODLING, Proprietor. TEMPLAK BENEFIT SOCIETY.— The Quarterly Meeting of the above Society will be held at the Temperance Hall, Albert-street, on Tuesday next, the 3rd July. All members arc required to attend. Business : Usual routine, election of of_i.3rs—R. Jessot, Secretary. AUCKLAND SCRIPT U Ml GIFT AND PRIZE ASSOCIATION. — NOTICE. — During the month of July, tho members of the Ladies' Committee, and others assisting in the Avork, Avill wait on friends asking their annual help toAvards carrying out the objects of the Association.—J. GOODALL BROWN. Hon. Sec. A.S.G. & P. A. ANNUAL MEETING of the Auckland Dispensary will be held at the Mechanics' Institute on FRIDAY, 6th July, at 1 p.m.—R, B. SHALDERS, Hon. See. ROOK'S OMNIBUSSwiII leave Samuel \_y Coombe's, Mart, Queen-street, on Thursday Evening next, sth July, at 730 o'clock, to convey pas°cngcrs to Mrs. Lcavis's Ball at the Newmar ketHallL _________ C" OME ear C. Mr. Harry Power as Frank Mitchell in "'Wanted a Young Lady," Wednesday, ith July. Lome-street Hall. ADIES' COLLEGE, opposite St. Mat thew's Church, will RE-OPEN on the 9th instant. LOST, at Saturday afternoon, a half sovereign, a Half-crown, and a Shilling, wrapped in a£l note. Finder will much oblige by returning same to this ofiice, as it is the greater part of the iveek's Avages of a working man. TCI vXng ells TI C .*I_KVICES. A series of SPECIAL SERVICES will be held in the Lecture Hall of the Young Men's Christian Association, commencing THIS (Mon day) EVENING, 2nd July, to be continued till THURSDAY. sth July. To begin at half-past 7 o'clock. Address by the Rev. Mr. Taylor. Attenders of the Theatre Sorviees invited. JN" THE ESTATEOF W. F7PILLING, DECEASED. All Accounts against the ahovenamed deceased must be sent in at once to Messrs Jackson aud Russell, Fort-street. Auckland. UCKLAND TO THE FRONT AND R E A R. Many People in Auckland are aware that Tom Burnett is the only legitimate Pork Butcher in the city, and original Steam Sausage Factor. The flavour of the Sausages is widely knoAvn. I^TEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (LIMITED). It is hereby notified to Shareholders in New Zealand that an Interim Dividend, at the rate of Ten per cent, per annum, for six months ending 30th June instant, will be payable at the Bank of New Zealand on 2nd July. F.IIEDERICK BATTLEY, For the Managing Director. Auckland, 29th June, 1577. "TWTEWTON HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District, will be held at the Star Hotel, Newton, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of July, at, 7 p.m. To receive Baluncc-sheet, elect Trustees and Auditors, and discuss the amount of Kate for the ensuing year. ROBERT T. WARNOCK, Chairman. July 2, 1877. "XT Oil Til SHORE HIGHWAY i.l DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will be held at the Ferry Hotel. Stokes' Point, on MONDAY, the 16th day of July, 1577, at. 3 o'clock p.m., for the purpose of receiving the Balance-sheet, discussing the amount of Rates to be levied for the current year, and the election of Trustees, Auditors, and Fence Viewers. H. J. HAWKINS, Chairman of District Board. June 30, 1877. /-yrAHUHU HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers will be held in the Otahuhu Public Hall on Wednes day. July 18, at 730 p.m., to recei\ re Statement of Accounts, and fix a Rate, elect Trustees, Auditors, and Fence-viewers. J NO. GORDON 1, Chairman. X AXE HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will he held at the Schoolroom on MONDAY, Kith July. 1577, at 3 p.m., to receive annual statement of accounts, fix Kate for current year, and elect District Board and Auditors. J. DEC. IRELAND, Chairman. CJ T. LUX E' S PRESBYTERIAN IO CHURCH REMUERA. The Ordination of the Rev. G B take place in the above Church oi DAY. July 4, at 7.30 p.m. The 1 Services, will take place on SUND The Rev. I). Bruce AVill conduct th Sorviec, at 11 o'clock, and the Uev. G. the Afternoon Service at 2.30 p.m.. Evening Service at 1i.30 p.m. T~o~Dlj.l- AliA, NO. 34b The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Lodge will be held in the Lodge-ioom, M. Hotel, Princes-street, THIS (Monday) E ING. ihe 2nd July. 1877, at 7.30 p.m. Visiting Brethren are invited. AY. R. ROBINSON, P.M., Secretin'. INFECTIOUS DISEASES 71™1^ THE MEANING OF PUBLIC HEALTHS AC*'. 1877. Town cverk's Office. July 2,1577. The attention <_> the Mo-ie*l Profession and the public .s called to the *oU°wini: Dif-Ws nroclaimed in the Government Gazette, on th.. 7ti?day of December last, to Infectious Diseases, within the meaning of the Pußiic II Cholera.tkn.aU Pox, Scarlatina, Diphtheria. Enteric, or Typhoid Fever, Typhus Fever, and Measles. p pfflMpSt TQm _ Cierk#



xl-TjlOR SALE (cheap), Saddle Hotel r| JJ Tokatea Range, Coromandel. Hoiis c ( doing fair business. Owner leaving on ace up ~ I of bad health only—Apply to the Proprietor o. / premises. Z I TTIOR SALE, at Coromandel, alar- ;i r X_ Hotel, with freehold allotment. Pi_c_jS6 i. than half-cost of building.—F. Ring, _ _t%\ Shortland-street. ' y dTi KAFTON KUAU.-ror om., _ goo. g V.T Cottage of five rooms and kitchen, ocui lery, Sec It has lately been painted, papered and put in thorough repair.—F. Ring, agent, a f>IOOD CHARCOAL for ' Sale.— Applj k \ZJC Mr. Hurst, Queen-street. 0 "VTOLUNTEER SCRlP.—Wanted £4(X T worth.—S. Vaile, Commission Agent. ' 4_?o(r_ fk, —VERY PRETTY VILLA. _ 3&OU"§ of S rooms, fitted AA-ith cookinp j range, (grates, A\'ater laid on, and overy com'e nience for a family. £250 of purchase money can remain at 8 per cent.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent. COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER.— Wanted, for a Southern House, a steady, _. experienced Man, acquainted with the Drapery and Clothing trade, to travel, in Wellington, Napier, &c.—Apply by letter, Avith terPis, refer - ences. ??c„- to S. A'aile, Commission Agent, Shortland-street. ' igl C)A —PRETTY COTTAGE, of four cl^-'-*, "• rooms, Avith every* conA'enience, ' good well, &c.; allotment, 33 x 107, fully planted S Avith fruit trees, Sec— S. Vaile, Land Agent. • 4*ll fk —BUILDING ALLOTMENTS • n&.IV» from £10 each.-S. Vaile, House, ■ Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street, next i the Post-office. ; -_i*Ofb t0 £lono UENT, on Building Society principles or on any terms • to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson. Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. ; £*<£> PER ACRE.—Excellent.Farm of ~^b rs^ 270 acres, of realiy good soil; 10 acres : ill Brass, and fenced; orcharri, dAvelling-house, outbuildings. &c. One and a half hours by rail, and drive from Auckland—S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Skortland-street, next the Post-oflice. MARKET~GXrDEN.— FoTSalc, very cheap, 6 miles from Auckland, an excel lent Market Garden in full cultivation, eight acres in extent.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. "VTELSON-STREET.—For Sale, on the JLi easiest of terms, New 0-roomed House in Nelson-street, fiA re minutes walk from Qneen-st. —C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. OR SALE, good Heart Shingles, at 10s. fid. to lis. (id. per 1000, at the Freemans' Bay Yards. m~ H~E~N EVA D A HOTEL. That well-known and most centrally situated hostelry, the NeA'ada Hotel. Queen-street, is now to Let on Lease for a term of years.—For particulars apply to C. Williamson, Hotel Broker and Estate Agent, 3. Vulcan Lane. TO LET, a comfortable Five-roomed House, within a feAV minutes Avalk of the Union Bank. -H. Partington, House and Land Agent. Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, a neAV six-roomed House, healthy situation, and very conA-eniently situated. —- 11. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. FOR SALE, a great bargain, a five roomed Cottage, freehold allotment.— Apply W. Baxter's Store, Great North Road. TO LET, a Double-fronted Shop, with fittings complete, and DAvelling House, in Albert Hotel Buildings.—Apply J. Stewart, Albert Hotel, Queen-street. rpO LET, at Mount Eden, a 7-roomed JL Dwelling-house, Avith 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 Avith Ten Acres of Land, tastefully laid out. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent. TO LET, spacious and convenient Offices, with office fittings, fire-proof strong-room, large dry cellarage, and good supply of water, suitable either for the law, Avine, or general mercantile business.—Apply to W. Aitken. TO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage, Wake iield-street; good Avater.—Apply Town Clerk's Office. "OUBLIC"SCHOOL, EAST NEWTON. The NEW SCHOOL at the Corner of Upper Queen-street and East-street. Newton, Avill be opened on THURSDAY, July sth. at 7.30 p.m. The Chair Avill be taken by H. 11. Lusic, Esq., Chairman of the Board of Education. An Efficient Choir, under the I'irection of Mr V. K. Rice, ha\'c kindly promised to attend. Tickets, Sixpence each, may be procured at Mr J. Warren's. Karangahape Road; and Mr Stevenson's Newto Road , or at the door. A. G. PURCHAS. Chairman Newton .School Committee. *• OTAK" PICTORIAL MAP k3 of the Seat of "War. A Few Copies ok the "STAR" PICTORIAL MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN EUROPE AND ASIA, Arc noAV procurable at tho Star Office, and tho leading City Stationers. The Map is universally admitted to bo the best issued in the Colonies. PRICE:—THREEPENCE. T> RESE RV E D C U MQU AT S, CLOSE BROS. WAff "MEN'S TWEED GAUATEA 4 "tj& SUITS, at 37s Gd, worth 5Ss. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., CITY CLOTHING MAR T, 92, QUEEN-STREKT, AUCKLAND. 1 _n«nKTfc BOY'S TWEED TROU ___ \JT \jr \J tiK us, at 7s Gdj worth i^s. at j SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., CITY CLOTII IN G MAR T, 92, Quei.nstui-._t, Auckland. RY SAMUEL COOMBES AND -~:O.'S TROUSERS to Measure, at 21s and 15s lid, at CI T V CLOT HI N G MAR T, 92, Queen-street, Auckland. "O OLL E R £J KAT ES! ROLLER SKATES! The undersigned haA re a Large Assortment f ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ROLLER SKATES. E. Porter & Co., QUEEN AND HIGH-STREETS, AUCKLAND. /"i REAT /ILE A RI N G OALE — OF — WINTER STOCK. «T LIMITED TO FOUR WEEKS ONLY!" A. LINABURY Ss C n 20i&'_06, QUEF" A GENUT- ..,. ' . x ~-'" >■'' TH. '.T .". ■ ■;. ":iv"'-" - : ... *": ':" fT



•'f tV_F r- b- s-ch- w a Rvei-e h c XtJL (F : M the University Eye-Clinics M of Berlin), _ 11 SBJIOIALIST FOR DISEASES OF THE EYE. - EAR, THROAT, AND CHEST, ~t til be Consulted up to July Ist. at the DEVON -9 SHIRE HOUSE, Tate Captain Casey's, Hobson fc, street, Auokland. - .a. Hon,_». from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. \} mENDERS are invited for the Purchase _ -1- of the A.S.P. Co.'s steamers 3 SOUTHERN CROSS, '- PRETTY JANE, .; i . ■:' AND STAR OF THE SOUTH, : r To be sent in any time on or before Septembe Ist, 1877, addressed to the Directors A.S.P. Com pany. Every information will be given by the Manager on application. . WILLIAM LODbER, Manager and Engineer A.S.P. Co. ;. J^ O. T I C . JE. '■♦ • ■-' -'j 1 SOUTH BRITISH FIRE AND MARINE j INSURANCE COMPANY OF ; NEW ZEALAND. Notice is hereby given that an Extraordinary , General Meeting of the Shareholders of the | South British i _re and Marine Insurance Com pany of New Zealand Avill be held, at the Com ' ?,.? y?T. °l nce' Queen-street, Auckland, on ; 1 U H.SD A\, the 3rd day of July, 1877, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of considering _ and deciding upon the propriety of Increasing the Capital of the Company, by the creation and sale of New Shares, as provided by the 32nd i Clause ot the Articles of Association. , Also, for the passing, if approved, of the following resolution :— ••That Number 95 of tho Articles of Association be altered by the omission of the words—"and no dividend exceeding ten pounds per cent, per annum shall at any time be declared unless under a special resolution of the Company.'" By order of the Directors. A. BOARDMAN, Manager. CLEARING-OUT SALE OF BIRDS AND CAGES FOR ONE WEEK. Singing Canaries, from 15s. upwards. Cockatoos and Parrots: Revolving Cages on latest principle. Strong Avell-ina.de Canary Cages. Parrot Cages. The Whole to be Cleared Out Cheap For Cash. J. E. ROBINSON, Shortland-street. T OOK OUT FOR rai~BLUE BOOT. C BROOKE S Has tho Largest Stock of MEN'S, WOMENS' and CHILDREN'S BOOTS AND SHOES of Superior Quality, all Made on the Premises, Selling Cheaper than any other House in Town. N.B.—The Prices:— Men's Elastic-side Boots, 12s. Cd., "our own make. Men's Watertight!.. 12s. 6d., OAvn own moke Women's Calf Boots, 103. 6d., our own make. Children's Boots equally cheap. C. B EOO' KE S, BLUE BOOT, J^t QUEEN-STREET. Opposite ._Sg!Pr City Hall, UCKLAND MODEL TRAINING. S C H OOL, Next Quarter aa-ill Commence on MONDAY, July Oth. A School of Art has been formed, under the direction of Mr. Kenneth AVatkins ; and a Special DraAving Class, for .Teachers and Ad vanced Students. Avill be held on SATURDAY MORNINGS, commencing July 14. JOSIAH MARTIN, Head Master. NEIIUNGA GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The next Quarter begins July 9th. There are A'acancies for Hoarders.—For terms, &c, apply to LUMLEV J. TROLLOPE, The Cedars, Onehunga. 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, BaDk Buildings, Wyndham-street. Tenders to be in on or before WEDNESDAY. July 11, at, noou. The loAA'est or any tender not necessarily accepted. H. W. HEATH, . _. Manager. Auckland, June 28, 1377. XT 0 T TC E —O~F~R E M O V A L. AYe beg respectfully to intimatp that we hav^e this, day Removed our Business, as Wholesale and Shipping Grocers, to those centrally-situated Premises corner of Queen and Fort-streets. BARNETT & LEVY. mO CONTRACT OR S. Tenders are invited for the Extension of the Tauranga Town Wharf. Plans and specifica tions may be seen at Mr. d. C Jordan's office, Tauranga, and at Mr. H. Bees George's office. Fort-street, Auckland, on and after the 2nd of July. Tenders to be sent in to Mr. R. C. Jordan; Tauranga, endorsed "Tender for Extension of the Tauranga Town Wharf," by noon.on the lGth July. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. C. JORDAN. np O B U I LDE RS. Tenders Avill be received until noon of Wednes day, the Ith July, for the erection of Brick Building in Wyndham-street.. Flans, &c, at my office, Albert-street, near Market. EDWARD BARTLSY rr.ENDERS wanted for the supplying and _____ erecting Popet Heads and Timber Foun dation for Engine to be erected on the Conquer ing Hero Gold Mining Company's Shaft, on their ground at Coromandel. Plans and specifications to be seen at Messrs. Fraser & Tinne's Phoenix Foundry. Auckland : and at Coromandel, at the Office of Mr. McDonald, agent for the '$:g; Argyle. Tenders to be sent, in to the under -igned by noon of TUESDAY, the 3rd July, 1877. —FRASER & TINNE, Auckland. , '~.■' mENDERS required for the Erection of a .JL Villa in Grey-street. Plans and specifica tions to be seen at my office, and tenders re ceived till noon on yjjTednesday, July 4. _W. F. HAMMOND, _ Architect. 12flfi 43, Insurance Buildings. rp 0 BUILDERS. Tenders AAdll be received by the undersigned until noon of SATURDAY, the 14th of July, for Additions to a Villa Residence at Epsom Plans. Sec, at my office. Queen-street. P. HEEAPATH, Architect. JT'" O T. Tl ~~C X Notice is hereby given" that the P***- heretofore subsisting between the CHARLKS HILL and WT T FENTON, in the trade o- l> facturers, &c.. at under the fir*" this day * inf-' ..,',.., _._-!''' "' •"''• *. y ' ■ ;l* .'■ ■ ' fzfff'/Z .' * I*' '""* *"* '' C.' "_ ". _„.. ■ ;: jgrt|S*> ' -t ■" 5 ■•■ Si,. ■"•■■' ■■','".•„; ■■ .-;o•_•---.'