Pardy, the case was remanded until Mon day. * BREACH OF LICENSING ACT. Frederick Archard was charged with a brcivch of the Licensing Act, by selling alcoholic liquors at his house, the Eritomart Hotel, on Sunday, the Bth inst., to Henry Turner and Charles Strong.

Mr Arcliard said he would admit that lie was guilty, under peculiar circumstances. The men were seamen, and in the habit of coming regularly to his house for their meals; and without any disposition to break the law, the men were supplied with a drink. lie could only express bis regret, and ask for the leniency of the Court. Sub-Inspector Pardy said it was not a

bad case.

His Worship said that Mr Archard had candidly admitted Avhat he did do, which was also in his favour. Fined 20s and costs.

BREACH OF SHARECKOKEES' ACT

Charles Alexander was charged with unlawfully selling shares on the 4th July, in the Caledonian Gold Mining Company, he not being duly licensed as a sharebrok'er in accordance with the Act of 1871.

Mr Hesketh and Mr Lusk appeared for defendant, and pleaded not guilty. Mr J. B. Russell opened the case for the prosecution, and read several provisions of the Sharebrokers' Act to shew" that defend ant had disposed of shares on commission for a person when he was not in a position legally to effect such a sale, and by so doing had rendered himself liable to a penalty of £20. He would tender the Gazette of January 1872, to shew that the Act was in force, and also to shew the appointment of the Hon. Daniel Pollen as the oth'cer of licenses.

George Dowden,constable k 'cwMr Alex ander, saw him at the beginning of the pre sent month with the object of selling some Caledonian shares. He asked Mr Alex ander for his terms, he replied 2i per cent. commission ; he fold him there were no buyers in the market. Ke called the next 'lay, when lie said the price was £6 10, he said he would sell two at that figure. Mr Alexander said all right, come into my office, and we will make out the transfer. The clerk was about to make the transfer in the name of George Patrick Hogan, but he told him not to do so. Mr Alexander regarded witness as Mr Kogan. He took the blank transfer to Mr Hogan,who signed it.

To Mr Hesketh.: He signed the transfer, but the signature of the buyer was not in it. He meant to say, he saw Hogan sign it, he was a witness.

To Mr Russell: When he gave the transfer to Mr Alexander, lie was told to call about one o'clock for a cheque, which he filled in on the Bank of New Zealand. He cashed the cheque, and lie got a receipt, (produced.) The shares were sold for £5 10s each ; us yd was deducted from the amount. He did not know tiie name of the buyer until the next day, when lie learned that the buyer was Mr David Nathan.

To Mr Hesketh : He had not his uniform on. Ho appeared as a private gentleman. Ho was on the look out several days, but. did not immediately fall into the hands of Detective J eft'rey.

To his Worship :He vrent to the Exchange, for the double purpose of selling Hogan's shares, and selling the sharebroker. (Laughter.) Mr Hesketh : That was killing two birds with one stone.

Mr Charles Tothill, examined by Mi- Tyler, produced the certificate of the Cor poration of the Caledonian Gold Mining Company, and proved that the transfer of the two shares from Hogan to David Nathan had been effected.

Mr Hesketh contended that the sale of the shares had not been effected as re cognised by law. The Provincial Act under which the information was laid, was not now in force, and lie would ask that the case might be dismissed. A long discussion ensued on various points of law.

Mr Hesketh said the sharebrokers had applied to Dr. Pollen for the proper license, but that gentleman referred them to Mr Robinson, of the Thames, whose powers were limited to the Thames.

Mr Tyler replied at some length, arguing that a sale had been effected, and although it might be a, hard case, and the transfer invalid, tiic Court would consider the offence apart from other matters, and that the sharobroker could have got a license at the Thames if he had applied,

Mr Hesketh said that Mr Alexander had committed no offence ; if any offence had been committed, it was by the person who signed the transfer. There was no power existing to grant the license.

His Worship said the certificate was void and unoperative. The Stamp Act says this is not a sale, but the parson liable for the penalty of £20 was Mr Hogan who signed the trahsfer. There was no sale.

The case was dismissed,

SKLTJXG WITHOUT A LICXSE.

Frank Blaydes and Caroline Blades, were charged with a breach oi: the Licensing Act, by selling alcoholic liquors to William Thomas Mason and Andrew Clarke, without beinj; duly licensed.

!\ft- Hesketh and Mr Dufaur pleaded not gruiltr. Sub-Inspector Pardy said it was a habit with hotel-keepers to put young women into bars, and for a certain consideration under his own license they were allowed to carry on that part of the business; it was time that the legality of Biich practices was investigated, and put a stop to.

Mr Hesketh argued that Mac hotel-keeper was the responsible person, and not the defendants. Sergeant Mai or Mason deposed that he -went to tli'e front bar of the Auckland hotel, and called for two glasses of hoc;- for himself nnd Sergeant Clark, for which he paid sixpence. That part of the hotel was licensed to MrJVTen zics. He was certain the liquor was beer. Mrs Blaydes supplied him. Eliza Rowley, widow of the late Charles Rowley, deposed that she came up from the Thames, and spoke to Mrs Blaydes about her late husband. She said she was not a barmaid, and appeared annoyed at bein.s? thus called, and sa.-'d if her position there was known, she should ;_et into trouble. ■ Mrs Gourdon uemembercd the death or Mr Rowley. Wont with Mrs Kowley to the Auck land Hotel, and heard Miss Cameron ask Mrs Blaydes about paying the gas account. She said to Mrs Blaydes, it is not usual for bar maids to pay the #as account, when she replied, I am not a barmaid ; I rent the place. William Wilkins, waiter, recently in the em ploy o£ Mrs Blaydes, knew nothing of Mr Memiies. He ". ras paid by Mrs Blades. Hr asked her to li-aye some change out, as he opened the bar in the morning1, when she said that Mr Monzies always took the money away wi'h him. John Menzics, of the Auckland Hotel, deposed that he supplied Mrs Blaydes with wines and liquor, and she returned full value for poods supplied, and paid £1 per day for the privilege. All beyond was for her benefit. She was liable to be discharged at any hour. He closed the o'lter door at night, and was the landlord of the whole property. He paid the gas account. Mr Hesketh addressed the Court at some length, when his Worship, having commented upon the evidence, looked through the Act, and could not sec that any such privilege was con templated as let-tins off a nart ot a business in this war. He must hold Mr Blaydes guilty of a breach of the Act. Fined 2s Gd, costs £o 17s 61.

ATTACKING SOPHIA BURKE

Two sisters, named Mary and Kate McManus, were charged with violently attacking a lady, viz Sophia Burke, by knocking her down, puling rot her hair, and biting her lip and ear, on the 12th inst. The case was dismissed.

AUCKLAND STOCK AND MINING ASSOCIATION.

Bank of New Zealand—Buyers, £22 os. National Bank-Sellers, 725. Thames Gas—Sellers, 30s. South British Insurance—Sellers. 30a. Xational Insurance—Buyers, 29s ba. Union Sash and Door Co. (new)-Buyers, £d, Red Queen— Buyers, 2s (id; sellers, 3s. Caledonian (double)— Sellers. £5 Cs 6d. City of London—Sellers. 153 9d. Moanatairi—£7 15s ; sellers, £7 17s Gd,ex div. Cue—Ss ; sellers, 83. Waitekauri— Us, 15s Cd ; sellers, los. Alburnia— i'h, 60s : buyers, 50s ; sellers, o^s. Union Beach—Sellers, 19s. Tokatea—Sellers, 10s M. Knranui Hill—Buyers, 225. Harbour View—ls; buyers, 3s 6(1. New Morning Star—Buyer?, Cs Gel. JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

The Pakuranga Hunt Club meets to morrow, Saturday, at Mr Isaac Gwynue'f, Epsom, at 2 o'clock, instead of 1 o'clock.

TELEGRAPHIC.

[FEO3I OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

GRAHAMSTOWN, this day

ALBURNIA

Albumin : 100 lbs of specimens were ob tained last night. The manager says it is the richest he ever saw in the mine. The leader is looking very good. The winze is being sunk on the' run of gold in the Whau level. Another winze is being sunk on the big reef in the battery level, where good patches have been got, and operations are to be commenced on the reef in the Old Success level, where good crushing dirt was formerly obtained. The Piako crush ing is looking' well.

Welcome. —The works are stopped. A large number forfeited shares ; they are to be sold by auction. Mr Seager's new iron steamer was suc cessfully launched this morning. She is 11 tons 49ft long and 9tt 2in beam. She will make her maiden rrip to-morrow con veying Mr F»owe, M. IT. R,, and friends to Coromande], where the former will address his constituents.

RED QUEEN CRUSHING. The Red Queen crushing gave 60-hozs. Heriville Caledonian tribute, 32 ozs. Mr Garland, manager of the Red Queen, has received the following telegram :— •'•Crushed 61 tons; obtained 5S ozs., 13 melted.—H. W. CODE." SHAREMARKET. At 2.45., the brokers' ([notations are not yet issuod. Sales of Caledonians at £5 ; Albumin, 50s.

COROMANDEL, this day

THE TOKATEA.

Tokatca.—The manager's report refers hopefully to the prospects of the the mine generally. Gold is seen in varioua parts of the mine, and everything is looking well. McCaul's claim.—Some good prospects were obtained, and survey of ground made to-day.

Mr Rowe comes here from the Thames to-morrow to address his consti tuents.

The election of the Road Board is likely to be a source of excitement. Numbers are already in the field.

RUSSSELL, this'day. Arrived : Elsinorc, Wliangarei, Police man, Fanny Kelly. Hailed : Leo, Gem, Golden Isle, Magic, and lona. Passengers : Messrs John Williams, Perry, Rev. Samuel William.':', Carloton, Hosd, and Miss "Williams.

N APTF.R tin's rln.v.

CAPTAIN RUSSELL ON MAORI VOTING.

Captain Russell, in his address to the electors, said, on the subject of native representation, that he had been t .Id that a certain individual who came here some months ago, went about boasting that lie held in his hand the seat for (live. He (the speaker) very much doubted it, but it was not the less true that Europeans must remain united to cany an election. The natives voted in a solid body, just as they were bidden, and if the Europeans were disunited, the Maoris could send in any man they chose with their 150 votes, and yet these men who held such a power did not contribute anything to the rates. This was not imaginary. In the rating bill introduced last ses-ion, native laiul was not rated, and yet these irresponsible men hold in their hands, to a very great extent, the power to say who should repre sent and govern the Europeans. But he warned those who handled this formidablj weapon, that it was a two-edged sword. No, it was more than that, for a good, honest rapier had a handle to protect him who wielded it. This power was rather like an Aaron's rod, which turned into a serpent, and bit those who used it, and he would be very glad of such a consummation. He would raise his voice against such an iniqui tous Act. which deprived Englishmen of their dearest privilege of choosing their own representatives, and placed that power in the hands of 150 .savages. He did not see wny natives should be made the sub jects of such favourable and exceptional legislation. They should be taxed and rated like Europeans, or else elect their own representatives only, and even Ml" Nahe himself agreed witli this.

DUNE DIN, this day

THE MACANDREW TESTIMONIAL.

It is anticipated that Mr Macandrew's testimonial will reach about £1000.

The only new features in Mrs Reid's trial for manslaughter of her servant, were Judge Johnston's remarks in laying down the law. He said that even supposing that for ;t considerable time there was sufficient power on the part of the accused to remove herself from her mistress's control, yet when she arrived at a condition when it was difficult for her to exercise that power, if the mistress then committed any acts of commission or omission which accelerated tlie girl's death, she was then criminally liable. The Judge insisted on the Crown Prosecutor putting this view to the jury. Mrs Brooks modi fied her evidence so far as to admit that Mrs Reid merely said she would give £.100, rather than it should become a Court case over the affair. » RAILWAY TARIFF. The Chamber of Commerce convened a meeting this afternoon to consider the railway tariff, but only the promoters of the meeting attended.

[PEBSS AGENCY].

TAUPO, this day.

SALE OF RUN.—BARRY OUT PROSPECTING.

ri.aJ.lCt S JLvullUllgil 1 mi iws cuuuguu iiciuus this week for £6,500. A heavy fall of snow occurred on the Kaimauawa and Mohaka Ranges. Mr Barry, gold-prospector, has been out iv this neighbourhood for several weeks, and has not yet returned. WANGANUI, this day.

REGATTA COMMITTEE.

At a meeting ot the Colonial Kcgatta Committee asubcommitt.ee was appointed to fix the date for holding the regatta and drawing up the programme for the general meeting on the 26th to receive some sugges tions from other boating Clubs iv the Colony which are united before that date.

WELLINGTON, this day.

NEW FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

Anew lire and Marine Insurance Com pany is being projected, the head oiiice to be iv Wellington. The prospectus will be issued in a few days. All the principal mercantile men of the place are warmly interesting themselves in the undertaking, and it is stated that all the shares could be taken np iv Wellington alone. THE HAWEA.

The Hawea sails for Nelson, and the North at noon. Passengers : —Messrs Guzneth, Jones, Wiliiaius, Lawrancc, Fallott, 31iss Mitchell, Mrs Winter.

KI7MARA. this ilav.

MRBARFF AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.

Mr BariFs meeting was largely attended, and a unanimous vote of coniidence was given. He will support the Government measures, but is not satisfied with the Government's action in the Counties' bill, waste lands, gold duty, or new Police regulations. He is in favour of reforming the Legislative Council, of establishing School of Mines, consolidating gold fields, oivinf larger subsidies to hospitals, altera tion of Licensing Act, and of the con stitution of the Education Boards. He would support the continuance of the honorarium, expenditure on public works, election of Tercmakau bridge, and improve ment in electoral registration.

POftT CHALMERS, this day.

SUICIDE WITH A RAZOR.

A man named Tlios. Langstone, who is

in a state of temporary insanity through drink, cut his throat with a razor. Dr Dtysdale sewed up the wound, which was 1\ inches long by ■•>■ inch deep. The wind pipe cut through, but not the arteries, and he was sent to the hospital. He is expected

to recover

MEETING OF THE CREDITORS OF H. S. MEYERS AND CO.

A MEETING of the creditors of IT. S. Meyers and Co. was held this afternoon. The statement submitted .shewed very heavy business losses—liabilities, £18,000 ; assets, £9,000. It was resolved that the estate should be liquidated in the Bank ruptcy Court.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

THE usual fortnightly meeting of the Board of Education was held to-day. Present — 11. H. Lusk, Esq. (chairman), Col. Hani tain, Dr. J. L. Campbell. Messrs P. Dignan, J. May, I). M. Luckic, F. L. Piiuie. The principal business, in addition to providing for the usual applications, was the engagement of Mr Severn to give a course of lectures.

ST. LUKE'S SOIREE.

The soiree oi' welcome to the Rev. G. B. Monro and Mrs Mouro, took place last eveningl in the Presbyterian Church of St. Luke, Itemucra. The church was entirely full of friends and visitors, and not less than GOO persons »at down to a pleasant tea, provided by the ladies of ihe church and neighbourhood. The ladies who presided at the tables with so much e/lieiency were Mrs James M. Clark, Mrs Slovens?"*. Mrs Kattrar, -Mrs Hardy, Mrs McUoll, Mrs Macrae, Mrs Heron, Miss Dennison, Mrs Kyburn, Mrs Angus, and Mrs Skinner. Among the ministers present, wore the Veil. Archdeacon Pritt (St. Mark's), liev. Mr Robertson (Beresl'ord-street Chapel), Rev. D. Bruce, Rev. It. Somnierville IWliaiil, Rev. T. Norrie (Papakura), Rev. R. IP, Macnieol (St. James's), Rev. Mr Ituncinian, Rev. Air .Brown (Onehnnga), Rev. P. Mason (Western Collegiate School). A large choir of singers, mostly ol: St. Mark's and. Sc Andrew's, assisted with appropriate selections. Tea being over, Mr James McCosh Clark was voted to the chair, and in a brief speech, congratulated the congregation upon having obtained a pastor who would fulfil not only all that was expected of him, but discharge the duties which he had undertaken with conscientious energy, to the great advantage of the Presby terian Church in Mew Zealand.

Rev. It. 13. Monro, upon rising, was greeted With a round of applause. He then proceeded to state the circumstances which led to his coining to New Zealand, and settling amongst them at. Hemucra- He had long' wished lo serve the church in the colonies, and had nearly accepted an oiler to proceed to Africa, when the letter from the commissioners appointed in connection with i.t Luke's was laid before him. He earnestly considered the subject, and at length resolved to accept, the call. Mr Monro concluded an excellent speech by saying, that he believed there was a providential end, which had its influence over the actions of men, and that by prayer and serious self-communion, men were led to the work which they were lit test to do. He could only say that lie would endeavour to discharge the duties of his position with all his enorgy and ability. (Cheers)

Mr Thomas Macfttu'lano spoke of the financial position of. St. Luke's, and said they had cleared off the debt upon the church, with the exception of £50.

—Rev. J. Robertson spoke a few earnest and congratulatory words, and wished Rev. Mr Munro God speed in his future efforts.

Rev. David Bruce spoke at some length, and referred to Mrs Muuro as a lady in every wuy litted lo co-operate in the labours and visitations of a Presbyterian clergyman. He hoped the congregation would not only aid their minister, but encourage in every possible way the efforts of the lady in the good works she might, under take. He wished joy and happiness and peace to Mr and Mrs Munro in all their future rela tions with their congregation.

Rev. R. .'''. Maciucol followed in a similar strain. In the intervals of the speeches the choir sang "Incline thine ear, O Lord." "Turn thy face," " I will lift up mine eyes." Mr Hard ing also assisted, and Mrs Mitchell sang "With verdure clad," and the lino solo "I know that my Itedeomcr'liveth." A lady sang the sweet piece, " See the lilies how they grow."' Solos were also ::iv iii by -Miss Macftarhuiß and Miss ■Tackson. Votes of thanks having been given to Rev. Mr Bruce'and IVIr jVlacifarlane for their continued assistance lo the church, uud also to the singers and chairman, the proceedings closed with "Lord, dismiss us with thy blessing." and the benediction by the Rev. Thames Xorrie.

MOANATAIRI COMPANY.

(To the Editor of the Star:)

Sir, —A shoit time ago a letter signed " Shareholder " was published ni your columns which at the time appeared to be satisfactorily answered by one of the direc tors. A short season has put an end to the satisfactory part of the illusion, at all events on my part, but that may perhaps be through my not being able to go to England on a torr, and leave my interests iv hands that will ensure their Ik ing well looked after! !f the management lately is a specimen, I would far rather stay at home to look after my own Interests or sell out first than leave them to the tender mercies of the present " satisfactory " directory. Very satisfactory management certainly, iv he face of the ;tnnouncenient by Mr C J. Stone of how the mine was to be legitimately worked, for the directorsquiotly break out.stuit'from where it was alleged to lie impossible to break down with safety. 1, in common with others, understood the] top block was not to be worked at present. On the face of this to comment on the suppression of daily telegrams from the mine; on the score ot a miserable economy is needless.—l am, i\:e., Pahnkll.

[If the shareholders were informed that shots "will be put into the specimen run at every enisling, in order to keep up the pay ment of regular dividends, instead ot re serving the whole block for a. final spurt, the practice would not bo objectionable. Very much might be said in it? favour, but the shareholders have most certainly a right to know what policy will be pursued in dealing with the rich lode. Whether the plan of working adopted, is to leave the specimen run alone altogether, or take the stuff out piecemeal, it should not be de viated from without tiie shareholders' prior knowledge.—Ed. E. S.]

THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1877



Remnants of Carpets at a Sacifice Remnants of Floor Cloth at a Sacrifice REMNANTS of Dress Goods at a Sacrifice Housekeepers have now a rare chance of procuring short lengths of Brussel and Tapestry carpets and Floor Cloths low. Two weeks prior to Stock-taking we shall sell Remnants below cost price. Full 25 per cent reduction made to effect a clearance. HOLLOWAY and GARLICK have 15 patterns in Linoleum to select from ; carpets, upwards of 100 patterns to choose from. English, American, and Colonial made Furniture, for Drawing, Dining, and Bedrooms. Bedding of every description. The patent Roller Blind of the Age, procurable only at the CITY HALL ARCADE, ilolloway and Garlick, Proprietors. TU" O R T H E R N CLUB. Wanted, a Book-keeper for the Northern Club.—Apply, by letter only, up to 20th July, 1577. BURTON J. DAVENEV, Secretary. July 11,1877. ""SItTANTED, a competent Billiard-marker ▼ T for an Hotel at Gisborne; must be a single man.—Apply ofllcc of Brown, Campbell and Co. WANTED~for~tlio Bay of Islands, a General Servant; must be a good cook and laundress; wajces no object to a thorough good girl.—Apply to Mrs. Robertson, Broughton Hall, Parnell Rise. WANTED, an experienced Machinist; also an Apprentice to the Dressmaking. Apply Madame Le Griit'on, Dressmaker, Upper Queen-street. ANTED KNOWN.—Men's Hats Is., 25., and 2s Od: many of them made by Hill and Fe«ton. Be in.time. —W. H. Dampier, Victoria-street, Corner of Hobson street. WANTED, a Youth to look after a horse and trap and do gardening; also a Boy io carry out parcels.—Apply to John Smith, Draper. WANTED, two strong active Lads as Apprentices to the Iron Moulding De partment, and one for the Blacksmith's Shop.— Apply to Fraser fc Tinne, Phoenix Foundry. \]£T ANTED, by a respectable person a V T situation as Housekeeper.—"C.X.," at Mr. Judkin's. Bootmaker. Hobson-street. "VSTANTED to Borrow, Small Sums of V T Money on Mortgage : first-class security at 10 per cent.—Benjamin Tanner, Lima Agent, &c, corner of Shoniand-street.



i ITITANTED, a clean active Lad to wai H at table and make himself useful. ---[ C!has. Burton, Queen-street. TIT ANTED, a Partner in awe! V v established Lithographic. Engraving and Printing Business; must bo a good active business man; capital required; principal: only dealt with.—Apply Schmidt & Co., Vulcai Lane. "\7TT-A NTED, Cattle to graze at Ellerslie, V y i» largo enclosed paddocks. Plenty o; crrass and shelter.—James A. Brown, Ellcrslic Hotel. W "ANTED, a Partner in a Country Store and Bakery. Deing a very pro fitable business. Capital required, £3C0.--Foi particulars apply to Brown," Barrett and Co., Elliott-street. WANTED KNOWN, on Saturday night, at Yrs Nicholas's Stall in tin Market, you can get a ban of Lollies, contain ing an article ot Jewellery for 3d. T^T'ANTEP, a Farm Labourer (a young t? man ieu man), must oca goo'i shearer, able to milk, and understand the Grcne^ai man agement of stock.—Apply at this office. WANTED to LET, a Room suitable for one or t\v> gentlenvjn, furnished or unfurnished, with Fireplace.—Apply at this offW, WXkJSIIuV iVUOWU, LIUiL U. liOL.mil, is prepared to supply all kinds of Timbe and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timber, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iro Bark and Blue Gum Laths, Shingles, Sec, Sec. at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cus torn-house-street. WANTE D, Old and New Roofs to cover. Duley's Patent Composition, warranted fire and waterproof. Guaranteed for fives years. Price, os per square yard.—Apply J. T. Duley, at Messrs. Kattern arid Shepherd's Elliott-street, Auckland. WANT KD KNO WN, that J. C. atovin Mineral Merchant, is a Purchaser of Copper, Tin, Lead, Blend, Antimony, Cinnabar, Nickel Silver, Bismuth. Plumbago, and other ores and minerals.—Office: No. 11, Insurance Buildings, Auckland. WANTED those, or the friends of tlio.se, who have had their likenesses taken at McGarrigle's Photographic Gallery, Queen-st., to know that they can obtain their portraits at the low price of (id each ; a grand display of the ibove : also photos of the Thames, 3d each ; pretty Kits for marketing, Is; Ladies' Superior Kid Roots, (is; Wolfe's celebrated hand-sewn Prunella Boots, only Gs Gd ; Piano Music, only (id; Piano Book", Is; Ladies' Superior Cork Sole*, (id; Men's Bluchers, 3s to Ss; Rack Combs. Id; Poll Combs, fid; Ladies' Stockings, Cd.—W. If. Damcier, Victoria-street, corner of Hobson-strfct, late Abbot's, Grocer. W"7VNTtiP KNOWN, Jiat every des cription of Mercantile and Fnncy Printing is executed at the Evening Star 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 Office in the Colonies. T¥TANTED KNOWN, that the nndor- V t signed has just received, ex "Spirit of the Dawn," direct from the Manufacturers, a splendid assortment of Clarke's very latest im proved Scissors and other patterns Horse Clippers. ko simple in construction that the most inexperienced person can keep them in order and work them. Also, a small quantity of Clark's celebrated " lloplemuroma," the best known remedy for Brittle or Shelly Feet, Cracked and Greasy Heels. Contraction and all other Diseases of Horses' Hoofs, &c. Also, more of his celebrated Riding Saddles, with military open panels and extra-strong bar-plated trees, complete, with mounts, £3 17s. (id. Clip ping Machines, from 15s, each.—W. S. JONES. Manufacturer and Importer of Saddlery and Harness, Qucen-stroet. W~ANTIib KNOWN—MUFFINS ! ! ! MUFFINS! MUF/INSJ-E.H. PERCY begs to inform his friends and the public gone rally that ho has commenced Business in the above line at his late Premises, Lome-street Bakery, and trusts by producing the superior quality of Goods as in former days (unequalled) to merit a continuance of kindly favours and orders. X.B. —Maybe had at Mr. Waters, Con fectioner, Queen-street, and at the Bakery, Lome-street. A number of good Lads and Men wanted. "TTSTANTED tho Public to Know. L. H*. y t GRKEN is leaving his Nursery in Sea field View, and will sell oft' all his stock of Shelter, Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs, at half price. The following prices will show :—Pinus lusignus, 9s !* doz.; Cupressus Macrocarpa, l'2s V doz. : Camellias. Azaleas, and Rhododendrons, is tid each i200,0i)0): two-year-old Thorn Quicks, extra strong, 12s per 10U0; and all other Xurserv Stock equally cheap. —L. 11. Gkkkx, rieaficid View Nursery, off the Graf ton Road. EX It SCHOTTS SATURDAY CONCERTS. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of becoming Subscribers to Iferr Schott'a Series of six Subscription Fashionable Matinees Musicales arc requested to forward their names and address on or before SATURDAY,the 21st in*t., when the Subscription List will close. Single SubscriDtion Tickets for the Scries, (transferable), £1 Is. Family Subscription Tickets for the Series, £3 3s. SqswSifSSSSS? '- For further particulars see circulars. MANGLES for Sale, on easy terms, by W. C. Dennes, Oueen-street MAI rIC LANTERNS, Slides, &c, &c, for oil or lime-light, for Sale, by W. C. Dennes, Queen-street. a" EOR G E CO O K'S 'BUSSES From opposite Coombes's. Kyber I'ass and Newmahket, D.vily, AX 9.1") a.m. 0.-15 a.m. 10.15 a.m. 11.15 a.m. 12.15 p.m. 12.45 p.m. 1.45 p.m. 2.15 p.m. 3.15 p.m. 3.45 p.m. 4.15 p.m. 5.15 p.m. 6.15 p.m. i). 45 p.m. Leaves Newmarket: 10 a.m. 10.30 a.m. 11.30 a.m. 12 noon. 1 p.m. 1.30 p.m, 2.30 p.m. 3 p.m. 4 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 5.30 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. 7.30 p.m. Saturday evening: 8, 8.30, E), 9.30, 10, 10.30, 11. CKORGE COOK, Wa.kfifif.ld-atveat'.. 66 QTAIt" PICTORIAL MAP O OF TUB Seat of "War. A Few Copies of the "STAR" PICTORIAL MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR IN EUROPE AND ASIA. Are now procurable at the Stah Office, and the leading City Stationers. The Map is universally admitted to be the best issued in the Colonies. PRICE :—THREEPENCE. WANTED KNO W N THAT RICHARD GILES (Brother to the late G-bohge Giles, who had to leave his shop this da5 r twelve months), IS SELLING THE PRTMEST MEAT AT THE FOLLOWING REDUCED PRICES, tsr for cash *sa Fore-quarters Mutton .. .. 2d. per lb. Legs „ .. .. 3d. „ Loins ~ .. .. 3d. „ Chops 4d. ~ Boiling Beef .. .. 2cL, 3d. „ Roast ~ .. •■ 4d., sd. ~ Dairy-fed Pork .. .. 5d.. Od. „ V! Note the Address:— ]S^ ' 4c4r, >Vakefield-strekt. "Oh my! Come and get your Mutton cheap.'ff Old Soxo. WANTED, Everybody to come and buy Legs Mutton, 3d per lb; Fore quarters, 2d ; Loins, od ; Boiling Beef, from 2d ; Roasting Beef, from id; Dairy-fed Pork, from 4d to Sd.—At the Shop of M. Brearly, Butcher, Wake field-street. 6 E O, E G E fIuLM E, SHIPPING & FAMILY BUTCHER. MUTTON (Best Quality)— FORE-QUARTERS .. .. 2d. per LEGS & LOINS DO 4d. MUTTON CHOPS .. .. 4D. BEEF (Best Quality)— PRIME SIRLOIN .. sd. to 6d. „ RIBS BEEF .. .. 4d. to sd. „ BOILING BEEF.. 2d. 3d. anil 4d. „ BEEF SAUSAGES {Steam made) 4d. „ &T PRICES REDUCED SATURDAY NIGHTS! 138 DEALER IN GAME AND POULTRY. NEXT ALBERT HOTEL, AND OPPOSITE THE CITY MARKET, . O UEEN-STREET. , W~~ ILLCOCKS AND GlßßS'celebrated Sewing Machines for Sale by W. C. Dennes, Queen street.



1 X> ETAI NI N G WALL, LOW El 3 JLA; HOBSON-STREET. i Town Clerk's Office, July 11, 1877. The City Council will receive Tenders fen , supply of the above, until 2.30 of WEDNES t' DAY, 18th instant, for the above work, in ) torms of specifications at the office of the City Surveyor. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk. nnEXDEfwS are invited for the Purchase ! -*- of the A.S.P. Co.'s steamers SOUTHERN CROSS, PRETTY JANE, AND STAR OF THE SOUTH, To be sent in any time on or before September Ist, 1877, addressed to the Directors A.S.P. Com pany. Every information will bo given by the Manager on application. Tenders will be received for the Steamers as one lot or separately. WILLIAM LODDER, ?iianager and Engineer A.S.P. Co. mo 13 U I L D E* It S. Tenders will bo received by the undersigned until noon of SATURDAY, the 11th of July, for Additions to a Villa Residence at Epsom Plans, &c., at my office, Queen-street. P. HERAPATH, Architect. rn~o contractors Tenders are invited for the Extension of the Tauranga Town Wharf. Plans and specifica tions may be seen at Mr. 'd. C- Jordan's ofiice, Tauranga, and at Mr. H. Rees 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," hy noon on the 30th July. Telegraphic Tenders received by R. C. Jordon, Tauranga, until noon 80th July, if written ten ders are deposited with H. R. George, Auck land, at the same time. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. R. C. JORDAN. rgYENDEUS arc required for Labour only JL according to plan and specification, for a Dwelling in College Road, hy Thursday, 12th instant, at 12 noon, at, J. Soppet's office. Plan to be seen after to-day, the 10th July. Not bound to accept, any tender. ~rf\ 6 ii 0 T L D E it s. Tenders will l>e received at Auckland nntil noon of the 20th instant, for the erection of the Fanners' Club, Cambridge. Plans, &c, can bo seen at the Bank of Xow Zealand, Cambridge, and at the office of R. KEALS & SOX, Architects. WHO is it that gives the Working Man his Mutton at 2d. per Ib. 1 Where do the Working People go, as to an haven of rest.'-To H ULMiI'S BUTCHER SHOP to get their Pantries replenished and (heir Constitutions revived. There is nothing like those fourpenny Chops and Sausages for making bone and muscle. Who keeps the Price of Meat down to suit the times?—GEORGE HULME. Then support him, for he's working for the public weal and not his own interest! Sides of Mutton. 3d per Ib. Meat will be REDUCED all day on Saturday: Legs Mutton, 3d; Loins Mutton, 3d; Forc (jiiarters Mutton, 2d ; Prii.ie Roast Beef, Id and : od; Boiling Beef, 2d and 3d; Roast Pork, od and (Id ; Sucking Pigs, Veal, Lamb, Game, Poultry ; Beef Sausage and Chops, -Id ; Pork Sausage, Gd ; WatlinjfPi rk Pies, -Id each; German Sausage, wholesale an I retail, 7d and Sd. Cash Price, and Kedi.ction all day! Largest Stock in Town ! george hulme, Steam Sausage Factor, QU KKX-SIRKKT. UAL PilOVl- J\_ DENT SOCIETY. FOR MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE, &C. NEW ZEALAND BRANCH: Head Office, Wi:l7.i.v(;tox. It is found in the course of business that mistakes frequently occur, in consequence of the similarity of title assumed by some of the new Life Offices recenily established in the Australian Colonies. The public arc requested to note that the Australian' Mutual Pkovidext Sociktv is the correct designation of the oldest Mutual Lite Office in Australia. Present Annual Revexe exceeds £170,000. Accumulated Funds exceed £i>,0IJO,ooo. The New business for the year IS7G was 4559 proposals accepted and completed, assuring £1,052,575, and producing a new annual revenue of £50,300. Persons assuring with this ofiice share the whole protits, and a bonus is declared every lK'th year. EDWARD W. LOWE, Resident Secretary. Agent for Auckland: Alkxandek Sauxders. l^ational fire and marine j3! insurance company of new ZEALAND. Capital £1,000,000 Reserve £05,000 This purely Local Company Insures against FIRE and MARINE LOSS of Every Descrip tion of Property, at L O WE S T CURKEN T RATES. Prompt and Liijeral Settlement of CLAIMb. HENRY E. WILLIAMS, Manager, :\.ucklandJ3ranch i^EW~ZE7\]^VISi~D LEAD~VNI) GAL- J3I YAXIZED IRON WORKS COMPANY (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that the Directors of this Company have this day made a Call of Ten Shillings "per Share upon the Members of the said Company, in respect of each share held by them; and that the said Call is payable to the undersigned, Thomas Jenkins, .inn., the becre tnrj of the said Company, on TUESDAY, the ISth day of September, 1877, at the Registered Office of the Company, in Victoria-street East, Auckland. | Dated this 12th of July, 1577. THOMAS JENKINS, Jux., Secretary. TfcTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MER- Jji CANTILE AGENCY COMPANY. (LIMITED). Notice is hereby given that the Annual Local Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercan -1 tile Agenoy Company (Limited) will be held at the office of the Comnany, in Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1877, at noon. FREDK. BATTLEY^, For the Managing Director. Auckland, Juno 11,1877. WATTEKAUPJ GOLD MINING ** AND QUARTZ CRUSHING COM PANY (LIMITED). DIVIDEND. The Share Register will he Closed from noon on MONDAY, the 16th instant, till 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, when a Divi dend (the third) will be payable at the Com pany.s Office, Albert and Davy-streets, Thames, and at Mr. Stovin's Office, Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on TUESDAY", the 21th instant. D. G. MacDOXXELL, Manager. ' Thames, July 12,1577. TVTAHUHU HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers will be held in the Otahuhu Public Hall on \V ednes day July 18, at 730 p.m., to receive Statement of Accounts, and fix a Rate, elect Trustees, Auditors, and Fence-view^ GQR Chairman. TT AIPARA RAILWA Y. All Goods for the Kaipara District should be received at Riverhead by the Railway at least forty-eight hours before the departure of the steamer from Helensville. If Consignees would kindly insist on this being done, much dis appointment would be saved thetn. A. V. MACUONALD, General W.ugui'.



FOR SALE, a Light Spring Cart, wit cushions, lamps, &c.; also, a Horse an Harness. —Apply at United Service Hotel. I 7? <»> £*£\ —VERY PRETTY VILL/ t&OO XT* of S rooms, fitted with cookie range, grates, water laid on, and overy convi nience for a family. £250 of purchase mone can remain at S per cent.—S. Vaile, House an Land Agent. ; .gTo7> — PRETTY COTTAGE, of fou c*s* JL *J \7 . roO ]ns. with every convenience j good. well. &c.: allotment. 3:ix 107, fully plantc^ with fruit trees, &c. —S. Vaile. Land Agent. s* 1 /^ —BUILDING ALLOTMENT! r^_i_H_F» from £10 each.-S. Vaile, House Land and Estate Agent, Shortland-street, nex the Post-office. jCs>e> PER ACRE.—Excellent Farm o rfcas1 cnt 270 acres, of realiy good soil; 40 acre in grass, and fenced: orchard, dwelMng-house outbuildings. &c. One and a half hours b> rail, and drive from Auckland—S. Vaile, Lane and Estate Agent. Shortland-street, next th< Post-o trice. 4?90S NEWLY-BUILT House of Grooms 3e/ -^of *J. Verandah,and every convenience with Allotment 33 x 93: only 20 minutes Iron Market-house.—S- Vaile, House and Land Agent. Shortland-street. MAR KET GARDEN. —For Sale, ver\ cheap, G miles from Auckland, an excel lent Market Garden in full cultivation, eighi acres in extent.—C. Williamson, Vulcan Lane. J?O A to £1000 LENT, on Building 3W r^st \9 Society principles or on any terms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate Agent Vulcan Lane. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. FOR SALE, the Leases of two very Choice Allotments in Princes-street ami Alfred-street.—Apuly to J. M. and J. Mowbray, Land Agents, Queen-street. t^lTr sale, by tender. The STOCK-IN-TRADE of Messrs. LEVY and GOLD WATER, Drapers, &c, Queen-street, Auckland, as per Inventory to be seen on the Premises. Tenders to be lodged with me on or before WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at 4 o'clock. The highest or any i'ender not necessarily accepted. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Supreme Court, Auckland, 13th July, 1577. FOUR PER CENT! £4 per cent!— I can sell Three Good Freehold Cottages, within eight minutes walk of the Union Bank, for £300. I can take £90 deposit, and the balance in weekly payments of £1 till paid off, interest to be charged at the end of each year at 1 per cent, on each year's balance. The houses arc bringing in 255. weekly, and the rents could be increased. This is a chance seldom met with. I will sell one or the three. There is a good well.—F. G. EWINGTON, House Agent, SI, Queen-street. nnO~ FARMERS AND OTHERS. For Sale, in lots to suit buyers, 200 tons Good Manure.—B. Gittos and Sons. 171 OR SALE, a good fotir-roometl House ; _■ also, h new six-roomed House, both con veniently Situated.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stitchlvury's Buildings. mO BE DISPOSED OF, the Lease and JL G lodwill of the Coal and Firewood Yards at the iunction of Wakefield and Queen-streets, known as Kirby's Yards, the present proprietor wishing to leave Auckland. A good opening for an enterprising man wishing to start a Hay and Corn Store in connection with the above.— Apply to J. Lewis, at the Yards. m H E N E V A D A II O~f E L. That well known and most centrally situated hostelry, the Nevada Hotel. Queen-street, is now to Let on Lease for a term of years ; also, other Town and Country Hotels: incoming easy.—For particulars apply to C. Williamson, Hotel Broker and Estate Agent, 3. Vulcan Lane. TO LET, two Rooms and a Kithen in Hobson-street ; rent Gs.—Apply to M. Foley, Grocer, Hobson-street. TO LET, a four-roomed Cottage in Hep burn-street, up oft" street in garden, near the Chapel, occupied by Mr. Martin.—James Reid, Eden Terrace. TO LET, a good 5-roomed House, with scullery, situated at the corner of Napier and Hepburn-streets.—Apply on the premises. TO LET, a 7-roomed Cottage in the best part of Graf ton Road.—Apply to Mr. R. Porter, Grafton Road. COUNTRY~HOTEL to Let on~Lea!e~; doing splendid business; own?r retiring. C Williamson, Hotel Broker and Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane. rglO LET, for v term to be agreed upon, a that Corner Allotment, fronting upon Queen and Grey-streets, and adioining the Army and Navy Hotel.—Apply to F. W. Lally, Land and Estate Agent. Shortland-street. TO LET, a comfortable Cottage in yea field View.—Apply T. Peacock, Optician, ' Shortland-street. TU LET, a nine-roomed House, Park Road, beautiful view of harbour, good garden, well planted with fruit trees; a hiost desirable residence.^-H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. TO LET, a comfortable 5-roomed House, within a few minutes' walk of the Union Bank.—H. Partington, House and Land Agent, Stichbury's Buildings. Pino LET, iv. Victoria-street, a fine well- JL built Shop, newly erected, and in first class order, with good dry cellar, &c.—Apply to P. Glceson, Aurora Hotel. TO LET, a House and Shop in Drake street, Freeman's Bay.—Apply to Joseph Grant, Insurance Buildings, Q.ueen-street. rfflO LET, or for Sale, a comfortable JL Family Residence in Sheridan-street, oft" Wellington-street, containing live rooms and wash-house. — Apply to Mr. Leys, England street. TO LET, at Ponsonby. a four-roomed House, large garden and paddock of two acres. Also, the use of two Cows in milk.— Apply to T. Ussher, Stichbury's Buildings, Queen-street. TO LET, in Symouds-street, that large and well-situated House, next to Dr. Stock well. —Apply to T. Peacock, Optician, Shortland-street. TinO TET, a 6-rooraecl House in Eden _I Crescent.—Apply to G. T. Chapman, Bookseller, Queen-street. WELL - FINISHED five-roomed House For Sale or To Let, ten minutes walk from Queen-street.—Apply to X., Star oflice. MrilO LET, a 4-roomed Cottage and JL good Garden, adjoining the Rail way Station, Ellerslie; rent low.—James . A. Brown. Ellerslie Hotel. r|lo LET, a four-roomed House ; rent, Ss. IJL per week.—Apply York Hotel. TO LET, weekly, or on lease, for a term of two years.a eleven-roomed House, fitted up as a first-class Boarding House. Fur niture to be sold at a valuation.—L. Fournier, Upper Queen-street. TO LET, in St. George's Bay Jttoad, a new Villa Residence, with front and back verandah, four fire-places, well, and rain water, and other rcq»isites.—Apply to R. Keals. TO LET, a House of six rooms, with an acre of ground attached, in the best part of Symoads-street. To a respectable tenant, the rent will be very reasonable.—Mrs Brathwaite, Grafton Road, next Dr. Philson's. TO" LET, a Cottage in Alten Road.— Apply to Jno. Kirkwood. O~LET, at Mount Eden, a 7-roomed Dwelling-house, with Stable, Coach-house, and about one acre choice volcanic land. Rent, 2ts. 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, tastefully laid oi:t. Apply to W. AITKEN, Land Agent. TO LET, spacious and convenient Olliees, with office fittings lire-proof strong-room, large dry cellarage, and good supply of water, suitable either for the law, wine, or general mercantile business.—Apply to W. Aitken. LOST, last evening, between Victoria and Wellesley-streets, a Gold Albert Chain (snake pattern). The finder will be rewarded on aeturning same the Barman, Thames Hotel. ONE "POUND RE WARD. — Staved, from Papakura, on the 7th July, a White Horse (heavy draught), indistinct brand C on near shoulder, white near fore-foot, with two cracks in front.—Anyone returning him to the owner will receive the above reward.—H. T. Harrison, Papakura. LOST, on the 11th instant, a Small Violet and Black Shawl.—The finder will be rewarded, on lemming the same to Miss Harvey, Nelson-street. OST, Small Gold Locket, with crest engraved on it, and attached a spring catoh.—Finder rewardpd <>n returning same to Mr. Macquarie, Ui ion Bank. CJ C H O O L OF ART. (O Mr. Watkin'S Ciass will meat en SATUR DAY Morning, at n oa:OCK, at me Choral Hall I ORNE-STREET HALL SUNDAY J SERVICES, conducted by Samuel Edger, [ 8.A., Sunday, July 15. — Morning: ■*Paul's i anticipation of coming evsats.' Evening: ! "Sermon on Temperance, prem-m"-! iv West i minster Abbey hy Canon Wo-rer, D.D., papular author of The Lile of Christ."



1, T-k kSTATIi Or Ttiii LATii vviL '! JL ,lia:m bmtton id _ Parties indebted to the above Estate aro roquired to pay all amounts owing by them on ~, or before end of the month, to iVir Schwartz c- \Vatchmaker, Queen-street: or to Mr Thomas , y mra, Collector. Chapel-street, as legal proceed u mgs will otherwise be. taken to compel pay ment—Auckland, 12th July, 1877. ~ TN "THE ESTATEfIfOF WILLIAM » -JL THOMAS AND JAMES HOGG £ BUCHANAN, TRADING AS J. H. BUCHANAN AXD Co.. LATE OK YICTOKI A-STItEET EAST, _ STONEMASONS. &C. S Creditors in the above Estate must lodcrc their t Proofs of Debt at the Office of Mr. Eliott'Meyer, Solicitor, 23, ShortJand--treet, Auckland, on or f before the 20th day of July, 1577, when a Divi dend will be declared on the Debts so proved. s Dated this 11th day of July, 1877. JOHN BUTLEK, > r,. t | SAMUEL PARKER, [ Trustees. ,' TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW I X ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ,; I X BAN X R UPTCY. t In the matter of ''The Debtors and Creditors Acr, IS7G." and of the Bankruptcy of Robert Chalmers, of Darby-street, in ' the City of Auckland, in the Provincial 3 District of Auckland, and Colony of New , Zealand, Plumber, a Debtor. : This is to notify that a General Meeting of tho - Creditors of the aboveuamed Robert Chalmers r will be held at my oflicc. Supreme Court Build ings, at Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of July, 1577, to advise as to realising a por tion of the estate. THOS. MACFFARLANE, Trustee. Supreme Court, Auckland, 13th July, 1577. LAND TRANSFER ACT NOTICE. Jane Williams, of Parnell, near the City of Auckland, widow, as devisee undjr the Will of James Williamo, of Parnell aforesaid, Wood Dealer, deceased, has applied to be registered as Proprietor of an Estate in fee simple in Part of Allotment Seventy, of Section One, of the Suburbs of Auckland, being the whole of the Land comprised in Volume 7, Folio £5, of the Register Book. The applicant will be registered as aforesaid, unless caveat forbidding the same be lodged in this Office on or before the eighteenth day of August, 1577. Dated at the Lands Registry Oflice, Auckland, this sixth day of July, 1877. THEO. KISSLING. District Land Registrar. RIME MEAT, AND CHEAP !!! b- All who like Good Quality and Cheapness combined, Avill say that CARTER'S is the Best Shop in Town. Prime Young Fat Wether Mutton. Legs, Id; Loins, id; Fore-quarters, 2Ad. Chops, 4d ; Sausages, 4d. Roast Beef, from kl to Od Corned Beef, :?'.d ; large quantities, 3d. Pork, 4d to Cd." On SATURDAY NIGHT no reasonable offer refused for cash. Families waited on for orders daily. A. CARTER, BUTCHER, Wcllesley-street West. UTTER! BUTTER.! Is lb.. Is lb. Fresh Taranaki Butter can be had from Mr Lebonde, Victoria-street, three doors past Royal Mail. Is per lb, Is per lb. REAT pLEAKI N G O ALE — OF — WINTER STOCK. $&• LIMITED TO FOUR WEEKS ONLY !! A. LINABURY & CO., 201 & 206, QUEEN-STREET. 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 obiect aimed at, namely, A LARGE REDUCTION IN STOCK IS SURE TO BE THE RESULT. From the well-known quality of Goods kepi this Popular Establishment, the public may rest assured in getting the Best op Everything at and Under Wholesale Prices !!! The STOCK consist^ of every description of DRAPERY GOODS in SILKS, SHAWLS. MANTLES DRESS MATERIALS, BLANKETS HOSIERY, MILLINERY" LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDEB CLQTHIMG CLOTHING, FANCY" GOODS, &C. Dressmaking ox the Premises. Country Orders carefully and promtly executed. Comparison Invited. THE ENTIRE STOCK TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST!!! AT INABURY & |^0., 201- & 208, QUEEN-STREET. MUSIC!! MUSIC!!! REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SHEET MUSIC ! J. BROWN & SON, Shortlaudstkeet. For the future SHEET MUSIC published afc Is. will be sold at 35., and that at 3s. will be sold at 2s. 6d. No Music will be Booked, and any Accounts must be paid before the 27th instant to Receive the Benefit of the Reduction. <J . .DROWN & kSON will be open on SATURDAY till 9 p.m. till further notice. BOARD and RESIDENCE.—Superior accommodation, with use of piano; healthy situation. Terms moderate. —Apply to Mrs. Cope, Warwick House, Pitt-street. Tjl QUICK'S * livery and bait stables, Victoria-street, Auckland. ISF FOR HIRE— A Great Variety of Open and Close Carriages. Buggies, single and double-seated, open or hooded, for Single or Pair of Horses, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Saddle Horses. Carriages, with Grey Horses. *or Wedding purposes. Waggonettes for Picnic Parties. Covered Convejances for Driving Parties to out-distriets. Hear-se and Mourning Coaches. 'Busses for Newton and Ponsonby, and to Mount Albert and Wb.au. Time Table. Pokspsby 'Busses, Newton 'Busses, via Grey-street. via College Hill and Ponsonby. S. 0 a.m. 2.0 p.m. 8.45 a.m. 2.15 p.m. 9. 0 „ 2.30 „ 915 „ 2.45 „ 9.30 „ 3. 0 „ ■ 9.45 „ 3.15 „ 10. 0 „ 3.30 ~ 10.15 „ 3.45 „ 10.30 „ i. 0 „ 10.45 „ 4.15 „ 11. 0 „ 4.30 „ 11.15 „ 4.45 ~, 11.30 „ 5. 0 „ 11.45 „ 5.15 „ 12. 0 noon 5.30 „ 12.15 p.m. 5.45 „ 12.30 p.m. 6. 0 , 12.45 „ 6.15 „ 1.-0 „ 6.30 „ 1.15 „ 6.15 „ 1.30 „ 7. 0 „ 1.45 „ and at 9 and 30 p.m. daily. Saturday nights, 8, 8.30, 9. 9.30,10,10.30 & 11 p.m Mount Albert and Whau 'Buss. Leave Union Bank: Leave Whau: 12 noon 8.30 a.m. 5 p.m. daily 3. p.m. daily Saturdays 2 & 10.30 p.m. 8.30 and 5.30 p.m. Orders left at Mr. F. Quick's. Ponsonby; or J. Thompson, Star Hotel, Newton, w' M be punctu ally attended to. J. THOMPSON. «*snager. BRIERLEY'S ONEHUNGA 'BUSSES Leaves Onehunga— Auckland— 9 a.m. 12 noen Ip.m. 3 p.m. 2 pm. 5 p.m. Sunday: " °~ 2 p.m. i p.m.| Spe< ial Coaches as per agreement. | AAA MEN'S TWBED TROUS X \f\.9 \f SERS, at 12s 6d, worth. 21s. SAMUEL COOMBES & CO., C:ty Clothing Mart, 92, Queen-street, Auckland.