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{ (From our own Correspondent

TAURANGA, this m& A TERRIFIC SQUALL. TO A terrific squall burst over the toAAjp 7 o'clook last evening doing consideHps r -damage to fences. To-day the Aveatlwj '"s -calm and fine. .■! GRAHAMSTOWN. this dil/ LATEST MINING. I Waiotahi.—The monthly retorting Iflrf place to-day, Avith an excellent returs "' 402 ozs rroru 190 tons, principally frolll No. 5 reef. The prospects are good foi c coming month. Queen of Beauty.—The contracts tiken for driving reef, No. 8 level, and crusM> will be resumed to-moroAA r. —The monthly retorting ti^s place to-night. A poor return is 3* pected. LATEST QUOTATIONS. Sales of Caledonian, 70s. Buyers : Qien of Boauty, Gs ; Chines, 3h, Kuranui, is; Caledonian, G7s 6d, Sellers : Red Qu:n, 3s ; Beauty, 7s 6d ; Clunes, 3s 9d ; De)D> Bs, Alburnia, 52s 6d, Cure, 5s 6d. OPOTIKI, this da- THE LAND COURT. Affairs here connected Avith the Na'e Lands Court passed over Avitli great s»is faction. Amongst the interested claimiils Avere parties concerned in the massacre at Poverty Bay, and the murderers of Volkor, Fulton, Pitcairn, and Bennett Whiteal of Avhom behaved Avith the greatest decent* throiighout the several investigations uto titles brought before the Court." GALATEA COURT. The Galatea Lands Court, Avhich Avas adjourned to here, was formerly called ipot yesterday. The principal claimants not appearing, the Court Avas further aclioum^ to MatatiUl2fch July. Messrs Grey, Mitchel [Mair, and Warbrick arc here representi^ the Government. | COROMANDEL, this day. Harbour Vikw.— The mine nonage: uuclerdate Saturday, June 2:3, roports lllb' picked stuff to hand for tho Avcck. Twelr feet of stoping hna boon done along tl leader in No. 3 block, and the haugin I wall leader still shows spots of gold. j " change in the formation of the leader : ~ expected next Aveek. The top level he been iiicreased ten feet daring tb week, and the face is favourable. A dii tance of 55 feet has been driven bycontrac and 35-90 feet by the company, but tlxei is no o»e" uf v leader yet. LATEST MINING, The Eureka has reported a parcel oispecimei to-day. Cor by—Tho crushing continues, and loot first-rate. Good stufr is being taken from tl) mine. : Ge-man Fred's Mining Company, Preece Point, started to-daj-. Several other clainc around it are being negotiated for. The lan belong 3to Mr James Williamson. The monthly return of gold for tho Tokatei Dix tribute, iB 267 ozs; Trip: Hill, 18 ozs Morgan's, 18 ozs; Tokatea, Donton's tvibufo 59 oza; Sundries, 5 oza ; Pride of Tokatea, 3 ( ozs.

DUNEDIN, this day,

WELLINGTON HOODLUMS

The "Times" has called attention < the over-crowded state of the Caversha' Reformatory, and says it thinks some oi has blundered in Mr Macamlrew's absen'i n ordering Wellington hoodlums to t sent here.

THE " TIMES " OM MR BATHGATB

In acknowledging the receipt of a larg number of communications re its article o: Mr Bathgate, the "Times " says : —"W have purposely and scrupulously refrain© from publishing them, considering yp have done our duty in giving ej pression in the gentlest terms to the feeling in the public mind that have been stmggliri for utterance We take credit for very coi siderable forbearance in this ; for not onl i have our motives in attending to the mattfl! being misrepresented, but our right to toucj on it at all have been impudently called I question. We claim the right to handle an; matter affecting, the public interests, an< hare only to say that if similar forbearanc to that which we have shown is v <t ex hibited in dealing with our excr-eclinglj fenpefate and" considerate truatiuoiit ol the subject, we shall grasp it more firmly. At a District Court, at Prtlmersfcon., Win. Fowler, a mill-owner, was ao«i".iitsed on i charge of indecent asfsult. OPINION OF LAW SOCIETY. The Law Society has carried a resolutua that the circumstances of the case justify the "Times" article re Mi ■ ]x: Innate. , SUPREME COURT CASES. j

The Judge's charge merely dealt with Ji calendar, and congratulated the jurvoo^l new Court-house. Geo. Murdoch, ror jsl: ceny, was sentenced to two years. The Customs revenue shew a tailing A during the June quarter of £10,310. 4 MR BATHGATE REFUSES A JUDGfci

SHIP. It is stated that Mr Bathgate was offef, and declined the Wellington Dlfitr.ct Ju4 ship, at higher salary. The "Herald" and "Star" seveSy condemn the Law Society".'; resolutions.

WELLINGTON, this day. NEW RAILWAY MAP.

A most admirable railway map is toe the new feature in the New Zealtt Bradshaw for July. It is beautify drawn by Mr F. Harold Tronson, H shows all the railway stations, coach rof, steamer routes, etc., with the utmost cler ness and distinctness.

CUSTOMS REVENUE.

The Customs revenue received at fie port of Wellington for the month endg Saturday, amounted to £12,202 VJ- 2<Js aeainst £12,782 8s for the corrcsponftg month last year. For the financial jar ending to-day, £185,884 12b was rcccifd. In 1877, it reached £167,855, thus shovnc a very satisfactory increase foi too yeaof £IW^CK^F THE HVDBRABA4 The Wellington Underwriters' Assaa tion have received a telegram from Coffin Bendall, their Marine Surveyor, to fee effect that he had boarded the Hyderald, and made a survey, the -result oi whion |as that they found the ship, which wosjn bedded in about eight feet of sand, pcrfAy sound, and not even strained. Carfui Bendall believes that all cargo can no uefcd, and probably the hull also. Ihe oSal inquiry will beheld in Welliagton proMly some time next week. . MILL BETWEEN A DOCTOR ANS A

COACH PROPKi^TOB

•It was extensively rumoured m towijast night that a well-known local medieolnd a foach proprietor had a dispute, sulted in an appeal to fisticuffs, Wifmt going into details the facts wore as fofy -The doctor's horses wore soMjby auction, and coocheo had purched two handsome pomes tor £^-a cry low price indeed. It is thought thajthe doctor was very much ciit up atth low price realized, and when the new proj itoi of the ponies went to get his P^Ues, and was leading then; onto! the stab by the two old halters wfcicfc were round* ear necks, the doctor roughly accosted m, -and accused him of stealing them. v.othee immediately sent a man to p^rcj.tsjtvvo other halters, and expressed an odiion that the conduct of tha doctor watery "mean." After some words the jctor seized the horsey man. and thre^mm heavily upon a manure Heap, wnq nis neck was slightly cut by some stance on the heap. The assaulted man did not retaliate; but his, .4efflWf ™.s naturally aroused, and USwf" tongue more freely tha:. he doctor liked. Finally, the doctor tbr itened to repeat his ■ previous f-^qauce and coachee challenged him tofigh in the road. The challenge rtw not a< opted. After a wordy war. coacheo prep red to walk off with his purchases. As te was goiug out of the gate he aimed ahartmg verbal shot at the doctor, makind a very • offensive insinuatioß. The docto struck

him in the face and coachee returned the !S"*i. reg.ular stand"u P fight ensued* >i v iU tn« combatants were separated. Both men were considerably damaged, and their iacial development underAvent considerable S lon, 1? a, very short sPace of time. Winch got the better of it is a moot point

(Per Press Agency.)

SailpH Pt? RT CHALMERS, Sunday. mn / : ?a^ ea for the North" Faslw S TorT, Au l fi Cland: Me^ames Stafford, Walke? 5 SIS Bearen ' Rush ' and

Sa-W A/r L T YTTELTON, this day. oaJed : Mary King, for Auckland.

v - , , WELLINGTON, thif day. violent Storm-Damage to m, -Telegraph, the \vw lM * cv £ eni»g which raged alonj A2 n 7r h5 angaum Telegraph Office. Sid rShtn fi lUS + stmck the office, melt. Sovl, ;n nd?'- ed se»se]es« for a time. On re bv\l VeJ^ C dr u ' aud scveLpolLSe wen off i, H" eCl«° A mechanichm vent oil m the Stormbird yesterday after. '°l V'h f N, ew Plymouth and Waitai-a i s K^to be open to-day. Tim w"^ SIT.i'JNGS SUPREME COURT bankruptcy, attenint to !}R'er' indecent WBault, horse stoali fjr P^U Avith intent, oat t»jK and wounding' «• '^ robbery, ■tveferring to t+~^nar.cro a^ain^t O'Connor, for rtljtimptinel *i) poison Mr Light, landlord of Baitett'o notel, tho Chiof Justice said as long na tKo 1 ury thought O'Connor put poison in tho class, no matter with what, obicct, they could flnd a truo bill againwt him. THE POISONING CASE. ihe Grand Jury, instead of finding a truo bill against O'Connor for administering: poison wiih intent to kill William Light, found a truo bill that the prisoner was guilty of administering poison with a view to injury, which is only a misdemeanor.

SUPREME COURT.—This Day.

OPENING OF THE CRIMINAL

SESSIONS.

■ The July Criminal Sessions of the Supreme Court were opened at 11 o'clock this morning, at which hour E. G. Willcocks Esq., Registrar, took his seat. His Honor, Mr Justice Gillies, accompanied by R. 11. Eat'ray, Esq.. Judge's Associate, was ushered into Court, and took his seat on the Bench. The usual proclamation was then made by Mr Molloy, Court Crier. The names of the Graud Jury were then ailed over, as follows : Messrs C. Alexander, W. S. Cochraue, B. Bartley, E. Baber, W. Baker, G. Fraser, C. L. Hill, W. Gorrie, T. H. Hall, C. A. Harris, T. W. Leys. T. L. Macky, R. Monck, J. Buchanan, A. Bucklaud, G. E. Ireland, R. Cameron, T. H. Moirow, B. Ireland, W. F. Bucklaud, J Baber, R. Arthur. Mr G. E. Ireland was excused from attendance on production of a medical certificate. Mr F. Buckknd was described as an auctioneer. - Mr F. Buckland : I am no auctioneer. The Registrar : It is a mistake. The word was tken struck out. Mr A. Buckland was chosen foreman, THE IP MARGE. The Grand Jurj having been sworn, His Honor delivered the following charge : Mr Foreman and gentlemen of the Grand Jury,—lt is my pleasing duty to be able to repeat on this occasion the congratulations which I had occasion to give to the Grand Jury upon several numerous previous oc casions, viz., congratulations upon the very light calendar which irill be presented before you. On this occarion it is exception ally light, there being only 11 persons charged vvith 13 offences.- This is the more remarkable ns I find fromthe authorities in the gaol that the numberof prisoners in the gaol at the present time is less than it has been at any time since 190. I hope that this indicates a permanent lecrease of crime amongst us, and I am sun you and I will be only too glad to find thit it is so. The calendar is not only ligh; so far as the number of prisoners is corcerned, but also in regard to {the offencescharged against them. There are three tftences against the person, the remaindc being what are called offences aganst property and obtaining goods on f|se pretences. Three of the prisoners are i&tives, so that there are only eight Euro]paii prisoners on this occasion. In regard p the various offences I shall have very lifle indeed to say to you, inasmuch as the evidences in most of the cases is so simpl, that there can be very few doubts arisxg in your mind us to the necessity of s&ding them for trial. There are ouly one- c two that I will just shortly call attention % There is one case of unlawfully wourling that will come before you—a case of runaway sailor that was being taken into custody, by a constable without a warrant There is no doubt that a man has i right to defend himself against bein taken prisoner without a warrant, lit he must do so legally, and he 9 not warranted in using illegal weapons. Tn the present case a knife was used the prisoner where there was no attest to injure him or wound him. Then, the is another case of wounding with inter, to murder. This is a more serious ollecc, and from the evidence, you will find Vat the person accused makes a rush at another person, against the prosecvor with a gum spear, which penetrald his clothes, and probably, had it not bei for the swerving of the prosecutor's horse, \ might have wounded him fatally, tort nately, from the swerving of the horse the 1 is only a slight scrctch on prosecutor s body the weapon having penetrated his clothes. It will be for you to consider whether the wounding took place, that is to say, incision through the skin. Drawing of blood would be sufficient. It would not be sufficient if there was penetration through the outer article; there must be penetration of the skin to constitute wounding: if you find that there has been such wounding thai will be sufficient to warrant you m bringing in Time oill • if you fimi there has not been such wounding you will be entitled to find a bill for attempting to wound with intent to murder. There is a case of obtaining "oods under false pretences, which may 'present some little difficulty when it goes to the common jury ; but it is not for yoxi £ inquire narrowly into the nice legal Questions which may arise. It will be sum- S for you, if you find that the accused hadapparentyobtainedthegoodsunderfalse nfetences and the nature of this offence ?nd of the other will be a matter of more Vaieful examination by the common jury. There is only one other case on which I will say a word, and it is a -very striking else It the case of a Maori prosecutnx aSns/Uaorimjuifor assault^ intent doubt yon wjj-i v■ j Europeans came just ia the same way as it * p LorTaS'consid^ cases that wiUccne before you. , The iurv then retired, ineiury STEALING. a bushman, was """"Jgg 1 st £ ai i ng o horse """?' CJj. rgl™dbMle on the 27th March 23, Se^pro^tyo I"'lames Mactae.

Prisoner pleaded not guilty to stealing, but acknowledged the selling. This Avas taken as a plea of ."Not guilty." Mr Brookfield stated the particulars of th 3 case. James Mackue deposed that he was a farmer, liviug at Papatoetoe. On the even ing of the 3gth March he went to an'hotel on Great South Road for refreshment. He left his horse tied to a post outside, but when he returned he found the mare, saddle, and bridle all gone. He next saw her in charge of a policeman.at Morrison's, Otahuhu. To prisoner : I did not see you at the Eaglau Hotel. " 1 William Trimble, settler, of Papatoitoi, saAV prisoner at the Raglan Hotel Avith a man named Stokes. There Avas no horse outside Avhen he left with Stokes. The prisoner Avas behind, but presently overtook them on horseback. He believed the horse he'was riding belonged to James Mackue. Prisoner bcgan^sfa^stalk about selling the horse and getting^ Avatch, Prisoner: Noav take care Avhat you say.

.Richard Stokes deposed that he and pris - oner had been working in the bush together. They went to the hotel together, and lie was quite certain prisoner had no horse in his possession. Left prisoner behind at the hotel, and in half-an-hour's time prisoner overtook them on a horse, sayinghe had just bought it. Henry De Leon, late proprietor of the Star Hotel, deposed that prisoner offered thp horse, bridle, and saddle to him for £1 the Ho offered him £6 10s in the prearaior said two Avitnesses. Prisoner of "of Richards, the Hiorse was the pnsarnest money, and He gave prisojr a t a later period of the told hunted' in this manner, because he "ay.v«i to communicate with the constable, as'he expected that all was not right. John Clow, : farmer, Avent to a ball at Otahuhu, and " put up " at the Star Hotel. After dancing Avas over he Avent for his horse, and found that the saddle and bridle had beeu exchanged for others. Thomas Graham, constable of the district, arrested the prisoner on the charges. He stated they Avere hh own property; he had them in his possession tor two years. His Honor : Have you any witnesses to call 1

Prisoner : I had one, but lie has been called and perjured himscif. Prisoner then addressed the jury, and said he had been in the colony 90 years, and never before had he been charged Avith crime. Frimble had committed the offence, and had tried to shift it upon his (prisoner's) shoulders.

His Honor reviAved the evidence and left the case in the hands of the jury, Avho returned a verdict of guilty. The prisoner Avas then arraigned upon an indictment charging him Avith breaking and entering the dwelling-house of Richard

Sinclair, at the Manukau, on the 2lT<t March, and stealing therefrom one silver watch, oue gold pin, and sundry other articles. Prisoner pleaded guilty. His Honor, in referring to the offence, said prisoner had mad eg his case worse by endeavouring to shift the crime from himself to one of the witnesses. Sentence : Three years penal servitude for each oil'ence, to run concurrently./ CIIATtGE OF HORSE STEALING. Walter John aged 19, labourer, was charged upon and indictment "with stealing, on the 9th May, a horse, saddle and bridle, the property of James R. Walters at the Whau. Prisoner pleaded guilty. His Honor commented upou the youth of the prisoner and the nature of the crime, and said that he regretted to see one so young entering upon a career of crime, and as he had already suffered for larceny on a previous occasion the sentence on him would be two years' imprisonment with hard labour. STEALING FROM A STORE. Heni Hernara, a native, aged 24, was arraigned upon an indictment charging- him with stealing a cheque and moneys, amount ing to £11, the property of George Gardener, near Tauranga, in May last. Mr Brown interpreted. Prisoner pleaded guilty. Sentence, one year's imprisonment with hard labour. KILLING A "EWE. Tloroa Maki, native, aged '62, \ru.a ur- ; raigued upon an indictment charging him with killing a ewe, on the 10th June, thn property of Charles Thomson. Mr Brown interpreted. Prisoner : I did the wrong, but I was found out, and the wrong was discovered. Sentenced to- eighteen calendar mouths with hard labour. HORSE STEALING. Henry Devoy, aged 39, described as shoe maker, "v as arraigned upon an indictment charging him with stealing, on the 2Stli May, one gelding, the property of James Loomb, hotel-keeper, of Panmure. Prisoner pleaded guilty to the charge; al?o, to seven other previous • convictions still in fore/3 against him. His Honor said that prisoner appeared to have a mania for cattle stealing, and having dwelt upon these several cases, sentenced him to penal servitude for seven years. TRUK BILLS. The Grand Jury returned into Court at intervals during the day with true bills against Thomas Richards, for horse-stealing and breaking and entering a dwelling house ; and Walter John Norfolk, on a charge of horse-stealing; Hori Maki, charged with killing a ewe ; and Henry Levoy, for stealing a gelding ; and Mary Ann Croker. NO TRUE DILL. The- Grand Jury threw out the bill against John Brodie Russell, charged with embezzlement, and the prisoner was dis charged.

THEATRE ROYAL.-"MACBETH."

TaERE was a very good attendance at the Theatre Koyal on Saturday, considering the inclemency of the weather, to witness the production of "Macbeth." Unfortunately the audience were greatly disturbed and annoyed by several quarrels and coarse language used by tLree or four persons under the influence of liquor, who had obtained admittance. Mr Steele took the part of " Macbnth," and Mrs Walter Hill that of "Lady Macbeth." Both played extremely well, and their efforts were frequently greeted with rounds of applause. MrC.Burford as "Macduff," and Mi; Kmmett as Hecate, were both good impersonations. ADVENT OF MISS COOMBES. Mists Ooombes, the popular American actress, nil make her debut before an Auckland audi tice this evening: the play chosen for the • xaaion being the "Lady of Lyons." No doubt fere will be a full house on this occasion.

Gas is superior to every other material as r»g!it-giviug agent, not only on account of itbrilliancy and its cheapness, but because its safer, economises time and labour, and ismore easily managed. Amongst all clises of society it is in high favour; taking rat with the necessaries, as well as the elancies of life. It merits whatever can be saion its behalf. Those who have enjoyed itsidvantages are always the most ready, as %y are also the most competent to pro clailits praise.—[See Advertisement.]

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I^/i. W. H. DAMPIER'S Advertise _LfJliinent 0I Wonderful Bargains is to be fountti the 2nd column of 4th page. <«NTED. two young Men; highest wages.—Apply G. Haline, QueeD-street. for a farm, a Man accus omed to spade work.—John Buchanan, C v stomWße-street, ATET\ a Boy.—Apply at the office jthi' paper. % ikTA'XED, a Message Boy.—Apply at \\ ts.offlce.__ t"6TAI?ED,~'a strong Boy to assist at YV tlPre33.— Bailey and Co.. High-Btreet. ANKD, a Boy, about 13, for the Bimaking, who can close.—Jones and Co , Hitfjajeet. __, a respectable Lad to drive a iker's Cart.—Mr Lyle, Glasgow Bakery, Wjngton-Btreet. W"~ ANTI^j a respectable Girl about 15 to m* herself generally usefal.—Apply D. Grubb's Btery, Karangahape Road. __NTP, a Girl about 15 to mind a baby »d assist in housework, at once. -Two doors X>ve Capt. Harrison's. Franklyn Koad._3 "^ " '



g, TX7" ANTED, Married Couple for country as . » » hotel, wages £75 a year ; Groom, country Hotel; Female Servants, old and young.—Hanna nt ford's Registry, Queen-street. W" ANTED, Everybody to call and see Howden'a wonderful collection o a Clocks.—Shortland-street. I: T\TANTED, the Public to know that if *T J. Howden, Shortland-street, has just tt received the Finest Collection of Clocks ever n seen in Auckland. !~~ '—■*** d VV" ANTED Known, the most Beautiful G »" Selection of American Clocks ever im ported, to be had at J. Howden's, Shortland ft BiE!__: esgj?= W "ANTED Known, Boys' French Peak , <> <-j T C?VS. at Is; Boys' Felt Hats, Is 6d Ind 1 9! c£' Lfs les tw,° and one-buttoned Kid Gloves, ■i 6d, at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, Queen q street. 2 ~XXT ANTED, a respectable Youth to ride wu-h* tolJ? r&<% 3' mUBt be active and clean.— 3 Fisher and Co., Queen-street. • "\XT ANTED, a General Servant; must be' J xtmJ ♦ agoodLaundress.—Mrs. W. T. J. Bell. Nugppt-Btreet. off gyber Pass. WSB W ANTED, for the country, a good* on General Servant, age between 25 and do years. Good wages given.—Apply between the hours of 10 and 2, to Mrs. Black, corner of Cook and Albert-streets. §ees J /JO TO BATH. Wanted, th~^sW VJT to Know that the Public v«, 7- fl tiwwifc street Bast, are open W£'~V t fn 45 m for 9 T) m • Rnnr?oTro V tii'^Oul till 3t »p.IU., iur day™'excS?r Sa?.I'-^^ Shower Batll> and every L&R Z £g&dies and Gentleman, Is. convenjpri'ED KNOWN, that Mr Arthur '^l r will hold a sale of Unredeemed Pledges 1 n Monday, Bth July, at 11 o'clock. Jewellery now on view in my window, Darby-stroet.—Jas. Rae, Pawnbroker. WANTED, the Public to know that L. H. Green has a splendid collection of Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees, and Flowering Shrubs, for sale this year; also 200,000 two-year old Quicks, 12a per 1000; 30,000 one-year-old, 8a per 1000. Gardens and Orchards laid out and planted. Old Gardens renovated. —Lilydalk Nuhskby, One Tree Hill. All orders left with Mr. Greenwood, Market House Inspector, will be promptly attended to. N.B.—L. 11. Green attends the Market every Saturday. WANTED KNOWN, that D. GOLDIE is prepared to supply all kinds of Tim ber and other Building Materials, including Sashes, Doors, Mouldings, Broad Timbor, House Blocks, Posts, Rails, Hardwood Felloes, Shafts, Iron Bark and. Blue* Gum Laths, Shingles, &c, &c, at the lowest market price, at his Yards, Cußtom-house-streot ANTED KNOWN, that W. iirovm hill, Bootmaker, lute of 70,, Queen-street has removed to his now promises, 15C, Quepn streot, next to tho Now Zealand Clothing Factory, whore all orders for town or country, will receive piompt attention. ANTED, two respectable Youths, as Apprentices to tho Clothing and Out fitting Business. —Apply Samuel Coombes, City Clothing Mart,J)2, Queen-Btreet. WANTED, Purchasers for all ileacrip tions of Timber, Sashes, Doors, Mould ings, Joiner's Work, &c, at Prices to meet the times. Auckland Timber Company (Limited), G. HOLDSHIP, Manager. ANTED KNOWN, that White's is the best and cheapest Cement. On Sale, 500 casks.—Keane and Jenkinson.Victoria utreet Kast, Auckland. W~ ANTED Kuown, Dutton BROS, are now prepared to Supply all kinds of Corks, viz., Wine, Beer, Brewers' Bungs, Che mists' Vials, Daffies, &c. ; also, Manufacturers of Life Buoys. Belts, Ships' Fenders, and genuine Cork Socks.—Cork Manufactory, Upper Quoen street, Auckland. N.B.—Cork Shavings for Sale. ■ WANTED— Wanted to Sell (cheap), about 8 dozen Violins from 5s to 303 each; larj?e Apples, id Ib, 121bs for 3s 6d ; small Apples, 2d lb ; Haricot Boans, 41bs forGd,9lbs for la; Raisinß, 121bs for 3s Gd; Japunese Vases from 5s 6d to 303 pair; Plated Cruets, 7s 6d and 8s 6d; Black and White Beads, Is lb; and variety articles cheap.—H. Waits, Pitt-street. Lot of Bronzo Figures from Is each. Superior Lama 1-ustre black Braid, No. 55, only -Is (3d per gross, 36 yards for Is 6d, 72 yards for 2a Cd. Be in time. TXT AN T E D X N O W N TO TRADESMEN, MECHANICS, AND OTHERS.



MONKY ADVANCED in SUMS of £2 to £50 on personul security, re-payablo by weekly Instalments, at h. H. NEUMKGEN, Auckland Loan Office, 165, Queon-etroet opposite Savings Bank. Private Kntranoe down right-of-way WANTED to SELL (cheap), 1 ton of Treacle, only 3d lb., 121bs. for 2s 6d; 60 cases of Apples: Large Apples, id. lb.; Small Apples. 3d lb.; vegetable Dishes, from 2s 3d to 3s 6d; lot of Meat Dishes cheap; White and Gold Stone Cups and Saucers, only 9d each Ladies' Kid Boots, only 5s 6d; Maltese Laco from Is 8d to 3a 6d a yard; Hair Pins. Is 2d lb Clothes Pegs, four dozen for 6d, 6s per case 5 gross: large Fancy Vinegar Bottles, Is oac lot of Flower Pot irom Id to Is each; and Variety of ot.her i"tfr lo ohoup ; Popular Rolioh bauce, only Us bd per dozen; a rare Bargain : a Beer Pump, with four brass taps, only 30s; Blacking, Is per box; Blue 9d per lb.; Full weight Sperm Candles, lid lb., 6 lbs. for 5s 3d; Washing Powders, 6d per doz.—H. Watts, Pitt street. THE s.s.gPrctty Jane haeg been detained until Wednesday next. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK LAND, HOLDEN AT HAMILTON. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of the "Debtors and Creditors Act. 1876," and of the bankruptcy of Wn/LiAM Kinnikrny, of To Awamutu, in the Provincial District of Auckland, and Colony of New Zealand, Tailor, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that the said William Kinniernoy intends to apply to this Honorablo Court, at Hamilton, on THURSDAY, the 11th day of July next, at eleven o'clock in the fore noon, or as soon after as counsel can bo hoard in that behalf, that an Immediate Discharge may be granted to him. Dated this 28th day of June. 1878. •William McGregor hay, Solicitor for the above-named Debtor, Hamilton and To Avramntu. -\TEW ""ZEALAND LOAN AND JL.I MERCANTILE 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 last, is now payable at the Office of the Company. FREDERICK BATTLEY, Secretary. Auckland, July Ist, 1878. CROWN PRINCESS GOLD MINING COMPANY (Limited). Shareholders in the above-named Company are hereby notified that, on the 15th July mst., proceedings will be taken against all who are in arrears for Calls; if not paid to the Secretary of the Company before that date. By order of the Directors. HEATH> Secretary. Auckland, Ist July. 1878. - T> E M U E R A. Tire Misses Anbtik's Pupils will re-assemble oiiTUESDAY, theigthTjuly- TOTEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The Third Quarter will commence on MON DAY first, the Bth instant. ~3ST^r~ |JIOR WELLINGTON. #pll*i|^>" The schooner w3feara3^M kenilworth Has room for a few rons cargo, _.„„-„ C A. U ArClila. 29th June, 1878.



R OBER.T BbEWIS, AUCKLAND SEED DEPOT, £3- REMOVED -©* NEXT THE UNION BANK OF AUSTRALIA, QUEEN-STREET.



y To Let. l t X AND AT ST. JOHN'S COLLEGE. ' TO BE LWT! for a period not exceeding 21 yearß, about 450 Acres of Land, round the Lake, 0 recently in the occupation of Mr. R. Menzies, iunr. There is a good Dwelling-house and Out f nouses on the property. The Trustees would f prefer to Let the Land on an improving Leaie, p and proposals -will be received for the whole or - for any portion of it, on or before THUKBD AY, ; the 11th July next. 1 The Trustees do not bind themselves to accept . the highest or any tender. Further particulars may be obtained from ■ B. O« D xUjK. ' Shortland-street. : 26th June, 1878. TO BE LET, in St. George's Bay Boad, that delightful Residence of Major Heaphy's.—Apply to F. G. Ewington, Queen street. TO LET, a Five-roomed Cottage on the " New North Road, with half-acre of RTjp • land; rent moderate to a good tenant-<"jV address apply at this office. wim O LEI, a Seven-roor_#Kg;_Appiy for every Tonvenionce^grTilr. E. B. Dicksoti, Road, neara or^eroffgoa^. address a* llL£i^ • — f< —2?~Tt —if* R egP n6-strQp Ja House in beaneld View.—■ rfflCi^lsiy at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, J^^Ben^street. TO BE LET, 6-roomed Cottage, Bradford street, Parnell, now occupied by Mrs. Craig.—Apply to John Buchanan, Shortland street; TO LET, in Stanley-street, Great North Road, opposite H. Ogle, carter, a comfort able 4-roomed House, with good well; rent, Ba.— Apply to R. Downey. npO LET, the Shop lately in the occupations JL of J. M. French and Co., junction of Queen and Wakefield-streets.—F. A. White. Shortland-street. Fox* Sale. Til TJ B~ HUGS.



FOR SALE, a consignment of Wallabi, Opos sum. Bear, Kangaroo, and JEmu Skin Rugs and Mats. SAMUEL COCHRANE fe SON. FOR SALE, for £265, a Freehold Cottage and Property in Cook-street, now yielding £3G 8s a-year. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Land Agents. Fort-atreet. _£•-% pT —SEVERAL Small Cottages, && JLO» suitable for Working Men, now on Sale. £15 deposit, balance by weekly pay ments. Also, cheap allotments.—C. Williamson, Hstate Agent, Vulcan I^ano. J^JnjrACRE FARM in Wairoa South, all O* " rich land, fenced. Bub-divided, and in good Ktass, with a Bplendid bush run, House of 4 rooms, dairy, stable, sheds, &c. Price, £300. —S. Vail©, House and Land Agent. Hhortland street. JSZ— -■"O'STPER ACRE.—S6O acres of unini- S & proved Land, about one-third bush, consisting in part of ti-tree fit for firewood, the romainder good mixed bush, 15 miles from Auckland by water, or 20 by land.—H. Vaile, Land Agent, Shortland-street. JT\ Tj A toleiObp LENT, on Building Society c&Zj a~\9 principles, or on any torms to suit borrowers.—C. Williamson, Estate agent, Vul can Lane. Mortgages and Loans nc^otiated. Jp€s&\ —BUILDING ALLOTMENTS 3fe fis \y a for Sale at Mount Eden, £20 each. —S. Vaile, Land agent, Shortland-street. /**-£ KA —HOUSITof 5 rooms, with wash c&€P*J\J. . house, scullery, and every con venience; also 2-stall stable and hay-loft, with cornor freehold allotment 50 x 100.— S. Vaile, House and Land agent, shortland-stroet^ "Cl O R SALE (C HE A P)— 220 acres Good Land, Lot 118, on the Kapa Creek, Mahurangi ■164 acre* at Pakiri, County Marsdcn, Lot 51 40 acres at Pukeatua, Lot 46 70 acres, Parish of Wahiki, Lot 33 9<J acres, Hoteo Block, Parish of Oruawharo and Pakiri, Lot 69 98 acres,' Parish of Te Papa, Cook's County, Lot 281 40 acres. Parish of Wairau, County Marsdeu, Lot 26 298 acres, Okahu Block, Parish of Arapohue, Lots 62, 63, 6-1, and 65 A Good Fou>--roomed Cottage, and about a quarter of an acre of Good Land, planted with fruit and other trees, at Tauranga; really cheap. A Good Six-roomed House, with wash-house, bathroom, dairy, two-stalledstable, buggy and. hay-house, pigeries, fowl-house, &c, &c.; and about an acre of good ground, planted with very largo ornamental and other trees, also orchard and flower garden. It is well adapted for a Doctor or anyone wishing to build villa residences, having large frontage to two good streets, only fifteen minutes walk From the Union Bank. The above can be sold either together or separately. —Apply to JOHN SOPPTCT, No. 8, Queen-street.



TO BUILDERS, FIREWOOD, AND TIMBER MERCHANTS. FOR SALE, SEVEN TEARS' LEASE OF LARGE ALLOTMENT, Corner of Wyndham and Nei.kon-btrekts, 130 x 100 feet; aIBO the House and Buildings erected thereon, with the right of removing tho same at the end of the term. IMPROVED FARM AT RAZOR BACK, FOR SALE. 155 Acres, adjoining the faring of Messrs. 'Hugh Mackie and Hancock, partly foneed, ami under cultivation, with Cottaee, &c, threon. For further particulars, apply to JOHN BUCHANAN. Shortland-street; Or to SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, Fort-street. HEAP BOATS for Sale at Jus. Clare's, Customhouse-street East. GIRLS' TRAINING AND HIGH SCHOOL, AUCKLAND. Tho Midwinter Holidays will Commence on June 29th, and extend to the 15th proximo. NEIL HKATH, Headmaster. DAILY EXPECTED, per HELENA, From Lyttklton, And FOR SALE on Arrival : 40 tons Wood's Flour (sacks, 100's and 50's) 200 bags Canterbury Oats 50 bags Barley 25 tons Canterbury Potatoes 6 cases Hams and Bacon 200 sacks Bran Cheap for Cash, if taken from Vessel at Wharf. L. W. E~A TO N. HE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY (LIMITED), AFFORD KVKRY FACILITY To persons willing to become Consumers o The Company open the Street, Tap tho Main, Provide and Lay 10 feet of Service-pipe into the Premises, make good the Street, Footpath, and Premises. And SUPPLY a METER, keeping the whole in order, WITHOUT ANY CHARGE WHATEVER. Office of the Company: 3. INSURANCE BUILDINGS. "XTAVIGATION.—Candidates for Certifi J3I cates of Competency as Master or Mat< ; are prepared for Examination by the Loos Marine Board by Thos. Pennal, Ma3ter Marinei ? at 49, Insurance Buildings, Queen-street.- Houre. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Evening Classe will be formed at private residence. IVTAVIG-ATION taught by John S j J3i Dames, London Board of Trade Certificate i No. 501. Having successfully tutored over flft: ' Masters and Mates in Auckland, is a guarantee of his ability to teach. School at No. 16, Aber ; crombie-street. Terms on application. THE COLONIAL INSURANCE COM . PANY OF NEW ZEALAND (FIRE & MARINE.) NOTICE TO INSURERS. I



A.t the Expiration of the First Financial Period. of the Company, the Directors will oflerto persons who may have Insured with the Com pany, the right of raking up at par one of the Unallotted Shares for every £1 of premium paid by them, whether for Fire or Marino risks. JAS. B. GRAHAM, Agent for Auckland. EETING OF HOUSEHOLD EKS IN THEi WOODSIDE DISTRICT. It is requested that the Trustees to the Wood qidfi School Property, the Subscribers to the above and fHouseholders in the district, will attend a Meeting to be held at the Raglan Hotel on the 6th July, at 7 p.m. —^T~T QTEAM TO THE WADE vsyy£|^. Jo AND PUHOI. vwBHBmS* 6tam O' shantef. ■ Will run as under: For Wade: From Wade: Tuesday, I p.m. Wednesday, 8.30 a.m. Thursday, 5 p.m. Friday, 10 a.m. For Puhoi: From Puhoi: Saturday, 6 a.m. Monday, 12 noon Weather and other circumstances permitting. Fares "-For tho Wade: Single, 4s ; Return, 7S. For Puhoi: Single, 6s; Return, 10s. MASTER, Agent; Or, G. R. MoNAB, 30, Queen-street. Agents for Puhoi: Schischka Bros. P.S.-During the trip to the Wade the Tarn o Shanter will call at Brown Bay and Long Bay.



■i Meetings. - I ;- Imo HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR. '* I We, the undersigoed Citizens of Auckland, 'l respectfully request that you cell a Public [ Meeting some evening, as early as convenient, * in the Mechanics' Institute, to urge upon the t Government the necessity of providing a suit able railway-station for this city. Joseph Newman John Dicker lfl | John Smith F^J^Hewin . A.W. Willtanw McMaster Nathan A-<T ,^jiachlan R. B. Shalders ■ William Eyre B. Crocker William -jun£iton Holloway, Gar I'^1'^ and Cranwel 1.. Aucldanf 1. ane 27.1878. TN compliance with the ahove Requisition I hereby convene a Public Meeting, to be held on MONDAY, July l9t, at 8 p.m., in the Mechanics' Institute. HENRY BRETT, Mayor. Jnne 27,1878. IVT O T I C E. Take notice, that from and after this date any person depasturing Sheep or Cattle or allowing Sheep or Cattle to trespass on that Block o£ fjand containing 3331 acres lying between the Wade and Okura Rivers, and known a& Dacre's Claim, will be prosecuted. HENRY DACRE. JAMES DACRE. Auckland, June 27.1878. 10. G. T. Tho SIR HENRY HAVELOCK LODGE. No. 21, Independent Order of Good Templars, meet, as usual, in the Alexandra-street School room, every TUESDAY JIVENINtt, at 7.30. Members of other Lodges cordially invited. D. GOLDIE, W.C.T. G. SQUIRREL. Secretary.



T ODGE AEA, No. 348, I.C. The regular Monthly Meeting will be held, at the Lodge-room. Masonic Hotel. This (Monday) Evening, at 7.30 o'clock. Visiting Brethren are invited. W. L. MITCHELL, P.M., Secretary. UCKLAND SCRIPTURE GIFT AND PRIZE ASSOCIATION, 1878. Assistance towards the Funds of tins Society, dining the present month (July), will ba received witli special thanks by the Treasurer, the Secre tary, or any Member of tho Ladies' Committee. W. RUBHBROOK, Hon. Sec. I^TIIADESMEN iS~ATHI^TIC CLUB. A Meeting of the Football Team of the above Chib will bo held, in the Club-room, Charlemont Hotel, on TUESDAY, the 2nd instant, at 8 p.m. ROBERT E. ELLTS, Secretary, 6" It OMANDEL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. In compliance with a requisition of the Rate paaers of the Coromandel Highway District, I hereby convene a Meeting, to be held at Boyd's Hotel on WEDNESDAY, at 7.30 p.m. Business : To consider the advisability or otherwise of bringing into force within the district " The Regulation of Local Elections Act, 1878." P. J. TIERNEY, Chairman of the District Board. CorOTT!andel, June 6,1878. iCTATIONAL INDEPENDENT ORDER 13! OF ODD FELLOWS, Auokland Pio neer Lodge, No. 936. «ffl!g?»__ The Regular Fortnightly V.3%&i?C^ tf Meeting of the Members of feajgjf the above Lodge will be held Nlr^k Jy^smf in the Alexandra-st. Scbool- room, on MON DAY EVEN ~_2^*"___ ING, Ist July, at 7.30 p.m. §3^ By order of the N.G. S. G. LTCE, Secretary. A UCKLAND COLLEGE A N~D GRAMMAR SCHOOL. The School will OPEN in the District Court Building, on MONDAY, Bth July. By order of the Boari. FARQUHAR MACRAE, Head Master. COMFORTABLE Board and Residence. \j — Mrs. Bonfleld, next to Garrett Bros., Wakefield-street. L B E R T HOTEL, QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND. S. C. COULTON, Proprietor (Lato of the Masonic Hotel, Napier, and of the Masonic Hotel, Gisbome), Pbivate Suites of Rooms for Families. Sample Room for Travellers. RIEN TA L LOUNGE AND NEVADA HOTEL, Centre of QUEEN AND DURHAM-STREETS. The Proprietor of the above Establishment, ever alive to the comforts of his PATRONS, has for some time seen and felt that there was a want of some place of Resort of a more private nature, and, at the same time, more Elegantly appointed v LOUNGE, where Professional Gentlemen, Business Men' and otuers, after the fatigues of the day, could while away an hour in pleasant converse. To this object the pROPRIBTOR has addressed himself diligently, and has now much pleasure in being able to announce the completion of one of the most ELEGANT SALOONS to be found in this part of the world, which will be known from this time forward as the ORIENTAL LOUNGE. To those heretofore unacquainted with any. thing ORIENT, a rare chance now presents itself for viewing the interior of the famous EASTERN DIVAN. Grand Entrance from Queen-street. Doors open from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Durham-street Bar and Luncheon Bar open



f: IT •S !• ■■ ■:' '• ICE; *'■' >' r> '.I ,\ a •.:•■-.! -v. | DIKSCTOR: .) '■'■i .■ !-il'u,"a .Kai'i<f;'.l' |.-.ii.irio»i *■:.•-■.•■ J'v -mail. • ;, jj i; rirarc* ' V.'alwi f Mai.;.- { "• ' General Manager: G. S. Graham, Esq. Temporary Offices : Panama Chambers, Panama-street The Company is now taking fire and Marine Risks of every description at the Lowest Current Rates. THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE. This' Company being compelled by its Articles of Association to reserve a one hundred thousand shares (half the capital), to be allotted _ from time to time to actual insurers only in proportion to the amount of premiums paid, offers to the public generally, and particularly to men of small means, the two-fold advantage, which no Fire Insurance Company of New Zealand has hitherto offered, that of security against loss from fire combined with participation in _ the profits of one of the safest and most lucrative kinds of investment in. the world. An insurer with this Company, being a shareholder, in effect reduces the rate charged on his oivn property n proportion to the amount of premium he pays and the influence he exerts to induce others to insure with the Company. Every information may he obtained of THE AGENT AT AUCKLAND. JAS. B. GRAHAM, solicitor, Hobson's Buildings. ■jIOUND, a Brown and White JPointer JC Dog.—lf not claimed within seven days, will be soid to pay expenses. ~T LADY at the North. Shore wishes to t\ Dispose of the Goodwill of her School.— Address A, Post-office, North Shore.



' rfIENDEKS FOR^ MER J_ -^earner for the Patea c Tenders for BuiltUuarfy are invited to be sent Steam tho above Company, in to the Ohp-*?«<-iflf:at ons maybe seen at the Plan>-^""cklaiifl l Esq., Haymarket. Auck- at 5 p-m- on Jvld"n Paboved"t fcr3. Wlli b° «**&*£& aSptea. Weßt '^ ai' y t3ad^" fSvd&X, Ch siriD an • .rt U I L D E R 8. Tenders for the erection of School Buildings at Ponsonby, wiii be received ac the office of the Education Borrd. \Y\n^ i:ini-street, Auckland, until noon ot MONDAY, 22nd July instant. Plans. Spocilications, and Conditions at the ofHce of Mr Ivlahouey, architect. VINCSNT E. RICE, Secretary. TO CARPENTERS, &c. SSiS Tenders are required until nor;n of the Bth instant, for Additions and Alterations to the Globe Hot<>l in Wakefiold-street. Plans and specifications to be seen at my residence, Symonds-atrent. G. BOWRING, Architect. BO It O !.!~G~i OF P\ KNELL. Tenders for the Supply of Road Metal and Scoria Ash for tlie year ending 31s!-, March, 1879, will be received up to cocr cf FRIDAY, July sth, IS7B. Further information apply at the office, Manu kau Road, Farnell. J. :::. STIIAKGB, Town Cierk- W inter ! Winter: ■ WINTER!! !



NEW SHIPMENTS OF WINTEIi CLOTHING, ss? Just Opisned Out, "®» EX AICKSHAW. I T Has much pleasure in staling that notwithstand ing the many attempts ma<l<! by the opposition to " Shnt" him up, by advertising a lot of bunkum such as "Buying Bankrupt Stock at 60 per cent, discount," and such like rubbish, that he still keeps open, anil is doing v, Letter Business than ever, the public having found that in BUYING CLOTHING in ihe Large Shops Ihey are often ■'taken in." J. LEVY, although in a SMALL SHOP, has always a LARGE STOCK to Select from, thus giving the publi? th'S advantage, namely, the Expenses are small compared with the big places, auu conducting the Business per sonally, he can p.n'uid to SELL AT MUCH LOWER BTQUT.iES than these who pay high rents. Read tlie following Lines and Compare them with ;hose obtainable elsewhere: Men' Heavy Woollen SJiivt. (extra sizes), 3s 6t> —worth 7s Gil Boys' aud Youths' ditto, 2s 3d—woi'th 5s Coloured Moxskins (a ;aiv:e shipment daily ex pected), 4s (jo—worth £s 6d Men's Galatea Jackets (lined with either wool or Italian cloth), igs !ji>—worth 25s • Men's Tweed Trousers, 8o iio—v.'oiih 14 6d Trousers and Vests (superior rvlosgiel tweed), Iss lld—full value, 27s 6d Aberdeen Socks, per pair, !s—worth Is 96" White Shirts (large variety), 3s 6^>—worth 6s 6d Overcoats (in Ulsters) from £1 i£ to £4 43 Boys' and Youths' 'Ulsters (any size), at a very low figure Collars, per box, from 3T> 4fls. Double-breasted i-'aget Suits; worth 755. " That licks you." Macintoshf-s, Waterproof s.r>d Oilskin Suits Blankets. Tluga, Hat.*, Scarves, etc., AT i'-QTJ.U.LY I,O"V PRICE'S. The reason J. Levy car> ?e!l hia Goods so Low is that he Imports Directly from the Home Manufacture's", and has friends there who secure for him the Usst VrJuofor Ready Money. The Stonk is of a Quality rarely to be met with in Auckland. Now is the tiiuo to Secure Bargains for Ready Money, ns J. LX VY is determined to outdo all opposition. The Sale will not be for any Limited Time, but will Continue tiU J. Levy secures a competency to retire upon. The Stock, as hitherto, will be auarnc-ntad by Shipments in all vessels arriving from London. tS. IMPORTANT NOTICE.—AII Garment altered, Free of.Charge, by J. LEVY himself who is a TtiiSor, having served his apprentice hip in one of the best West of London nouses. MONSTER jfUOTHING TV/TART, \j _LyJL 210, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite Me Arthur's New Buildings. UCKLAND G"A S ~CO MPA N V The^ price of Co!ce is now 203 per on, a tn Works, for Cash; or. if so agreed, Monthly Accounts at 255. with"ss per ton discount. Cartage, within reasonable distances, at 2s 6d per ton. A ton of Coko i 3 equal to co bushels, or about double the bulk of Coal. Accommodation for Vy two gentlemen of quiet habits in a house pleasantly situated off Upper Symonds-street.— Enquire at Robertson Bros.' Grocery Store, Upper Symonds-strnct. mEE MISSES BANKS will be happy to 1 receive their Pupils on MONDAY, July 6, Lessons in Music, French, Singing, Drawing, and Wax Flowers if required.—Clioiniley House, Vincent Lano. TRY THISTLE HOTEL for Walkers' oS-YKAR OT,D _____KILMARNOCK WHISKY. TWT O 11 T H SEN CLUE, All Accounts affainat tha Northern Club up to the 30th June, to be rendered at once. BURTON J. DAVICNEY, Secretary. July 1,1873.



City Council, Inspector of Abattoirs' Office, July Ist, 1878. FOUND, on the Western Springs Estate, a Sheep, branded a heart. The owner can have the same on paying expenses. iSD. WOOLFIELD, Inspector City Abattoirs. To! <J ¥7, 5l UTi a. d. LOYAL GOOD INTSNT LODGE. No. 4369 A,sf^ The above Lodge will Cele- Js «» 4 beatk its . Twenty-Eighth 'Urn 'i Anniversary by a DINNER WijMar.d BALL, to be held in the Wv&M Cook street Hall, on MON zwWk VAY KV-KNING. July 15. isiNsisSi Pouble Tickets, 7s 6d ; -*«->»o ffj&i£fi& had from any of the foDowins; .. i,;(,(fc" ■;::-■:• \, ■; ; ,bf.: •o! <.'<ir ; !.r.iittfte :— T. ..—--".■■■v:,.::;?"^'."'"' <■;.• p.j".(M.T. - P.G.'a Itenry V,--.-■" ;,-. '■%■ ;; p. ;■..:■.:•,•:.'",.."., v.f>.; or frorsi "'.■■.' G. ALLRM, P.G., Soc-o-a^ tc? Conv/r.itao. ,-i~" rTHrFifIPAYieKS "OP THE ; CITY O.fc" j\ISCIvLA2fL\ offer njywj'f as ;: ( andidatf * ■'■:;■■".: vdcuot Bft&t :u the ;:v Cul.: soil. Should you do me me honoor to eieciu*Hs-3«w»-~" Representative, I shall do-my baatta secure a careful expenditure of Revenue, and faithfully discharge the duties of a Councillor. Yours faithf ally, JOHN HAY. MONDAY, JULY 6. 03EHUNGA AUCTION MART. B. A. ENGLAND T&TIL'L hold his OPENING SALE on V T Monday. Ju'y 6, at 11. o'clock. TUESDAY, .NOUN. BRiTTANIA METAL TEA POTS, THE " STAE," PLATE & UNIVERSAL POLISHING 'POWDER.



R. ARTHUR XISTILL sell by auction at Ins Mart, | WV |(Fnrniture Department), on Tuesday I , next, at 12 o'clock noon, ««r.foinsnc» 1 case Brittania Metal Teapots, containing 78 Teapots, -well-assorted shapes ana 1 caSdoz. 6oz. Canisters of " Star "Kate . and Universal p °llß^L Prizt •superior article; took the only .Prize Medal awarded at the Centennial Bx- T6 be in lots to smit purchasers. J Tefms—Cash.