The English Parliament.

The following gentlemen have been re turned as members of the KTew Parliament. Those marked with an X are new mam bcrs :— ENGLAND AND WALES. Constituencies. Mbmbsks. L. C. indoVer .. . xF.W. Buxton .'. 1 - Antflessy ... K. Davifts ... 1 — \ehton under-Lyno XfloKb M-won . 1 - Aylesbury . . air N.M.dsßothschild 1— xG. RmsoU ... 1 — Banbury ... B. Samuo'.son .. 1 - Barnstaplo . . Viscount i;7m>ng:ou .I — xSir K. W. Cardon . - 1 Bath . . . .Sir A. 1). Ilaytor,. .1 — xK. Woiohou-o .. 1 — Beaum \rU . .M. Uoyd, Q.O. .. 1 — Bedford . 8. Whitbrotd .. 1 — xC. iil^Kciao. ..1 — Bedfordshire . . xJm. Howard . .1 - liarqtn* livrietook .1 — Borwiok . . . i-irU. ('.Marjoribinka 1 — xrfonll, Struct . .1 — Bowdloy . C Harrison . . .1 — Birkonhoad . . Molvor . . . .— 1 Birmingham . . Bt. Ho« John Bright .1 — P. H. Mnnlz . . .1 — j. Cbaraborlala . . 1 — Baskbnrn .. W. L BrlKgs .. 1 - xW.Coddington . . — 1 Bo^mln , . . Hon Lavesjn Gower .1— Uolton . . .J. K. Cros^ . . .1 - xThomosaon. . . 1 — Bo^toa . . • Garflt ~ .. — 1 iV. J. Ingram . ,1- Bradfor.l . . • Rt- Hon \V. Forster .1 — x 4. Ulingworth . . 1 — Prooon . . . xCyril Flower . .1 — BreconsMro .. W. if. MaKland . .1 — Urid^north . . W. H. Fo3ter . .— 1 Sridport . . . x^arton • • •~ 1 Brighton . . . xHolland . . ,1 — xilamott ~ .1 — B ist>:l . • ■ Samyul Mcrloy . .1 — Lowia Fry .. .1 — Buckingham . . xmr 11. Vorney . .1 — Hurnloy . . . Poter Kyjanda . ,1 — Bury (Lanes.) . . B, N. Philips .. 1 — Bury St. Edmunds, xj. A, H^rdcastlo .1 — K. Greono . . . — 1 Caloo. . . . Lord E. :*itzmaurioo .1 — Ca.nbr.dgo . . . .1 - Cambrid(so.hlre . Kt. H-m H. B. Brand. 1 — Hunter Rodsvell . . — 1 K. Hickß .. . — 1 Cambridge Univ. . Rt. Hn. S.H. Walpola. — 1 Bwesford-Hope . .— 1 Canterbury . . Hon Gathorn* Hardy. — 1 Colonol I-iairio .. — 1 Cardiff . ..'W- 3- Heed . . .1 — Canlijjan Boro'B. . David Darles . .1 — Curlislu • K. ForKUSoa ... 1 — Sir Wilfrid lawson .1 - Carmarthen Boro's. B. T. Wiliiams . .1 — Oirmarthenshiro . Powell . . . •1 — lord Kmlyn . . .— 1 Caroarvon Boro's. .W. B. Hu^hee .. 1 — Carnarvonshire . W. Willianu, Q.C. .1 — Chatham . .J. E. Gorst ... — 1 Chelsea . . ' Sir Charloa W. Dllko .1 - xJ. B. Firth . . .1 — Ch-ltcnham . . xßaron do Ferrioros . 1 — ChoSiro (West) . Sir Philip M. Kgerton - 1 Hon. W. F. Tollemaohe— 1 Choator . . . Rt. Hon J. Dodson .1— unoaior xllon. Bellby Lawloy. 1- Chichestor . . Lord. Honry Lennox .- J Chippennam . . Goldnoy. .. , ,-v- 1 Ohrwiohuroh . . Xll.Uavoy Q.C. .. 1 - Cirfnco^ter . . o'. W. C. Maatar . .- 1 C ithcroo . . . xFort . ...1 — Oooßennouth . . xKdward Waxuh .1 — Colchester . . ~I- Cornwall (West) . Sir John at. fubyn .1 - Mr A. P. Vivian .. 1 — Coventry . . • Sir H. Jaclcaoh ..1 — tovcniri xVV. H. WUs . .1- Cr>cklado. . . xProfoaror Maskolyno 1 — bir Daniel Goooh. . — 1 Cumberland (K.) . xair K. Musgravo .— 1 a. S. llow*rd . . 1 _ Cumbocland {W.) . xD. Atnsworth. .. 1 _ Hon P. Wyndham .— l D.irlinplon . . xFry .. . .1 — Uotibiijh Boro'B. . xSir Rabort Cunliffe .I — l^nbi K h 3 hiro . . . -i Uorby . . . M. T. Uass ... 1 - * Samuol Plimsoll .. 1 — De.byshlro(E.) . XA.. Barnes. . .1 — Hon F, Kgavton .. 1 _ Dorbyshlro (?.) . T.W. Kvans. ..1 — Sir Honry Wilmot .— l D-v!zo8 . . . SirThoma* B»teeon .— 1 U"von (North!. . Hon Sir S Northcote. — l Sir T. D. Acland .1 — Do yon (So nth) . Sir Massoy Lopea .— 1 C. Gamier . . . — 1 Devonport . . Pulcstoa ... - l CapUm Vnoo . . — 1 Dowsbnry . . Sergeant Simon .. 1 — Dorchaßtor . . W- Jfi. Brymor .. - 1 DoraoUhire . . John I 1 loror .. — 1 uorao Hon W. U. Portman . 1 _ Col. B. 8. H. Di.«by ._ 1 Dovop .• • Frfshfleld .. .— 1 Major Diokson .. - 1 nroKwich . . John Cprbpit .. 1 — Dudley . . . HB. Sbordan .. 1 - J)u-ham(City) . Thompson . . .1- F. Hersobell . . 1 - Durham (South) . J. W. Poase .. 1 - xVucoant Lcmbton . 1 — Ku:OX(Kast) . . Jatnoi Round . .-1 Col Itnprfloo Brißo .— 1 Vjs-icx (South). . Thon.at UarinK . .— 1 Col Mo-kiua ... — 1 j-a-cx(Wost) . , Ibbsteon ~. — 1 Cecil ... , — 1 3tvosham . . . xD R. R»totiff .. l _ Kxet-.v . . • xJohnson ... 1 — xS Ivorthcoto .. — 1 ir T o . . . xLSartlott . .. — 1 Faltnonth. . . B.J.Jnokba . .1 xR. B. Brett. . . 1 — Vin^btirv . . • rilr Andrew Ijus'k. .1 — 11 J MeCnliauh Torres .1- Fiin1-. Po"-outrh3 . John Rob;ita .. 1 — Klintshiro . • Lord K. Grosvrnor .1 — From* . . • li-B.^amue'soa. .1- Gatoshead . • W. 11. J»iuc3 .. 1 — Clumorganshlro . O. R. M. Talbot .. 1 — Glouco«ter . . ARobinson ... 1 - C. J- M->»k .. . 1 — Glouc;stcr(W.) . Sir MB. ilicVs-Beaoh - 1 Kozinald Yorko .. — 1 Grantham. . . xJohn \V. Mel'or. .1 — xC. S. Roundell . . 1 — Graveannd . • XT. Bovan .. .1 — n r at Marlow. . xCol Owen "VVilHann. — 1 Groenwioh . . T. W. Board. . .- 1 x Baron do Worms .— 1 Grimsby . . . xllmiosko - .. 1 - Guildford. . . l>enzil Onslow .. — 1 Hackney . . . Henry Fatiroott .. 1 - John Holms ..1 — HaiifdX . . . Hon J. Stansfold. .1 — J. D. Hutohinaon. . 1 — Hon-s (Vor»h). . Rt.HonScla»«r-Booth. — 1 'W. W. Bonoh . .-1 Hants ('Jouth). . l/ord H. Scott . .-1 xF. Comp.oa .. — 1 Hait>pool . • xßJchardson . .1 - Harwioh . . . x-ir H. Tyler . .- 1 Hastings . . • xMurrey . . .- 1 T. Bra*eoy . . .1 — Ilavi'rfordwoat . Lord Koasin<ion ,1 — Helston ...M- st Aub7n .. — 1 Hereford . . . xPull«y . ... 1 - xß«id . . .. 1 — Herefordshire . Sir J. I*. Baiioy . .— 1 M. Blddulph .. 1 — xf. Duckbam .. 1 — Hertford . . .M. J. Balfonr . .— 1 HertEordsh'.ro. . Hon H. F. Cowpsr .1 — Abel Smith . . . — 1 Thomas Halsey .. — 1 Horsliaro .. . £ir Henry Kletobor .— 1 11./ddpr-nokl . . B. A. Leatham .. 1 — jlull . , . .CM. Norwood . .1 — Charloa Wilson .. 1 — Huntingdon . . Vi«;t Hinchlnbraok .— 1 Huntingdon .. H. Fellowee ... — 1 Liird Douglas Gordon 1 — Mytiio . . . Sir K. W. Watkin .1 — IPRWich . . . Cobbold. . . .—1 xJesae Collmgs . . 1 — Xenial . . . Whttwcll ...1 — Kent (Mid) . . Sir W. Hart Dyko .— 1 A3ir K. Film^r . ,— 1 Kent (Wost) . : Sir Charl«B Mills. .- 1 Viscount Lowl»ham .— 1 nWcrmi-'stor . xCrinton . . .1- Kines'a Lynn . . xSir W. Pfoulkoß .1 — Js.ingß a ijyru Rob-rt Bourke . - 1 Knaros^orough . xSir H. M. Thompson 1 - 1 nmnoth . . .Sir J. C. L*wrenca .1 — J™° Aldorman MoArthur. 1 - Lancashire, S.K. . xELLeako . . .1 xWm. .AKnew . • 1 — Lancashire, S.W. . Rt Hon R. A. Cross .- 1 Colonel I. Blackburno — 1 J aunce-toa . . Sir H. Gitfard • •~ 1 leoie. . • • W. JE. Gladstona. .1 - John Barran .. 1 — xJackßon . ~— 1 LoSccstor , . . P. A. Taylor. . . 1- A. MoArshur . . 1 — iKii'-eetorahlro South Paset . . .. 1 — Pell — 1 LoominEtor . . X«anklno . .. — J l ewes . . • Christis... — 1 Lichflold . . • Colonel Dyott . — 1 Li,coln . . . Ch-r^eel^ ._ 1 _ Lincoln (Mid, . • JgJ^ggggg^ = J Linlitha:owsbirß . P. Maclsfzan. . 1 — i.iskeird. . . Leonard Courtnoy 1 — LiTorpool . . Rt Hon Vet Sand on — 1 K. Whitl*y . — 1 xLord Ramsay . 1 — London City . . AMnrnvvn Cokton — 1 Aldermen Fowler — 1 J. G. Hubba'd . — 1 x'UrfermanJjawrencel — London Unlvcrsl'V Riffht Hon K. Lowo 1 — Ludlow . . . Colonol W. Cuvo — 1 Lrmln«ton . • Col. TC. H, Kennard — 1 Macclcsflold . . W. Bvocklehurst X — D. Chad wick . 1 — Maid'tono . . xßoas . . .— 1 xHaptaln Aylmcr — 1 Miildon . . . Courtauld . 1 — Malmesbury . . "Walhr Powell . — 1 Malton . . . Hon O. Fitzwllliam 1 — Manchester . . xSlactg .. . J — Jao-ob Bright . 1 — Snsh I3irley. . — 1 Marlbomucjh ..Ifrd C. Bruco . 1 - Marylcbono . . SirThomasChambers. 1 — xMr Daniel Grant . 1 — Merlono'lishlro . Holland. ... 1 — Mertbyr Tydvil . H. Richard . . .J — xO. Ja**»os . . . 1 — Mi.idlcsbirough . ItocWtoi. . •! — Middlesex. . . Lord G. Hamilton .— 1 O-::twniß Coopo . . — 1 M'.flhnrst . . t"ir Henry Holland .— 1 MoTimiuth Roro'a . xCarbutt . . .1 — Monmouthohiro . Hon F. C, Morgan .— 1 xJ. Rolls .. .— 1 Montgomery Bo . Hon Hanbnry-Tracy .1 — Morpoth . T. Bnrt . . .. X — Newark . , , 'I. Earp . .. .1 — xlf. N. Nicholson .— 1 Nowcastlc-on-Tyno Joseph Cowcn .. 1 — xAshton Dilkc . . 1 - Newcastle - under - Lymo . . , xHndson . • •— 1 W. S. Allen . . . 1 — Newport (I.Wt.) . O. C. CHll'ord .. 1 — Norfolk (North) . Sir Edmund Lacon .— 1 Edward Birkbock .— 1 Norfolk (South) . Sir R. J. Buxton .. — 1 xGordon .. .1 — Northallerton. . G. Elliott .. .— 1 Northampton . . xH. Lahonchoro . . 1 — xC. Bradlaugh .. 1 — Northampton (S.) . Sir R. Knightloy. . — 1 Major F. Cartwright. — 1 Northumberland (North) .. . Earl Percy - .. — l Sir M. W. Ridloy .— 1 Norwich .. . J. J. Colman. .. 1 — xj. H. Tillott .. i _ Nottingham . . xColonolSooly . ,i ---xJ. S. Wright . . 1 — Notts (North) . ; xC. S. Foljambo .. l _ Viscount Galway . — 1 Oldhain . . .J. T. Hibbort .. l _ Hon I/, otmley .. 1 — Oxford City . . Sir W. Harnourt. .1 - xJ. W. Cbitty .. 1 — Oxfordshire . . W. Cartwright .. 1 — Colonel North .. — l Oxford (University) Hon. J. R. Mowbray. — 1 J. G. Talbot ... _ l Col. E. W. Harcourt. — 1 Pemhroko Boro' . xH. G. Allen .. 1 — Pembrokeshire . xW. Daviou ... 1 — Peterborough . . Hon. J. Fitzwilliam .1 — xCaptain A\ Thalley . 1 — Pctertifleld . . xW. Nicholson .. 1 — Plymouth . . Edward Bates . . — 1 >:P. S. Jlaoliver .. 1 — Pontcfract . . lion. C, E, Guilders .1 — *

xWoolf. . . . 1 — Poolo . . . C. Schrcibor. . . — 1 Portsmouth . . Hon. T. C. Bruco . — 1 Sir H. D. Wolff . . - 1 Proston . . . K. Hermon . . . — 1 Sir John Holkor . . — 1 Radnor Boro's . Marquis Hartington .1 — , Radnorshire . . xSir K. Green-Price . 1 — Reading . . . Shaw-Leforro . . 1 — G. Palmer . . . 1 — Rotford (East) . F. J. S. Foljambo . 1 - xMappin . . . 1 — ■'Rir-lunond . . Hon. J. C. Dundas .1 — Kiijoii . . . lit HonC. J. Goschon. 1 — . ■;ooli'inlo. . . T. 13. Potter . . .1 — !RocHo3fcer . . A. Otwav . . .1 — : . xHoa;cr Loi.?h . . — 1 liu;l«.ndshire . . i limit ilon U. J. Noel. — 1 G. H. Finch . . . - 1 Itvo .... xlnderwiok, Q.C . . 1 — feilford . . . i'»r : Tiitai{o . . . 1 — xArthur Arnold . . 1 — Salisbury . . . xW. 11. GrfnCsll. .1— XP. Edwards . . 1 — Sandwich. . . Hon K. H KnatcbbuU liugossr.n . . . 1 — 11. A. Brassoy . . 1 - Scarborough . . Mir 11. Johnit-no. .1 — X'A r. S. Caino . . 1 — Sliaftesbury . ■. xHon S. Carr-Glyn .1 — sh3fllold . . . A. J. Mundella . . 1 — xS. Wortloy . . . — 1 Shields (South) , J. C. Stevenson . .1 — Shoroham . . Sir W. Burroll . .— 1 xLoder . . . . — 1 Shrewsbury . . Cotoa . . .. 1 — Robartson . , . 1 — Shropshire (N) . VKoaunt Newport . — 1 StP.uUsylalßh'on. .— 1 Somerset (Bast) . Sir P. W. Milo3 . . — 1 Lord Brooke. . . — 1 Somersetshire (Mid) R. U. Paget - . . — 1 W. «ore Langtoa .— 1 Somerset (West) . Major Vaughan Leo . — 1 xßisaoit. . . . — 1 Southampton . . xLoo . . . . 1 — xßutt . . . . 1 — Southwark . . xA. Cohon, Q.C. .. 1 — xProfessor T. Rogers. 1 — Stafford . . . xJlcLaren . . .l - Maodonald . . .1 — Staffordshire (E.) . M. A "ass . , . 1 — X<\. Wigjin . . .1 — Staffordshire, (N) . xCraig . . . .1 — xDavonport . . . — 1 Stalybridgo - . xSumineri . . .1 — Stamford . . . xßuamrd . , .1 - 8t Ivoa . . • xSi.- Charles Rood -1 — Stookport. . . I'ennington . . . t — Hopwood . . .1 — Stocicton-on-Toes . Josoph Dodda . . I — Stoke-oa-lVent . xWooJa'J . . .1 — xßroadhurst . . 1 — Stroud ■ . . . xStanton . . . 1 — xH. R. Brand . . 1 — Suffolk (West) . T. Thornhill. . . - 1 xßlddoll . - . — 1 Suffolk (Bast) . Rsndlesham : . — 1 Barne . . . . — 1 Sundorlond . . Col. E. T. Qourlpy .1- Sir Henry Havolock . 1 — Surrey (Mid) . . Sir H. W. Peok .. - 1 Sir Trevor Lawronco . — 1 Surrey (West) . Rt. Hon. Goo. Cubitt. — 1 Surrey (ffiast) . Grautham . . • — 1 Watney . . , — 1 xHon. St. J. Brodriok — 1 Sussex (West) . Karl of March . .— 1 Sir W. Barttlot . . — 1 Swansea . . . DiUwyn . . . 1 — Tamworth . . Hamar Bass . .1 — xj. S. Balfour . . 1 — Taunton . . . Sir Henry James . 1 - xSir William Palliser — 1 Tarlstock . . Lord Arthur Russoll .1 — Tewkesbury . . Captain Price . . — 1 Thirsk . . . Duwnay . . . — 1 Tiverton . . . Sir J. H. Amory . . 1 — Hon. W. N. Massoy . 1 - Tower Hamlets . sProfesaor Bryco .1 — C. T. Ritchlo . .— 1 Truro . . .Sir J. M'Garcl Hogg .— 1 xE. W. B. Willyams. 1 — Trnemouth . . T. K. Smith . . .1 — WakoUeld . . xMackie . . .1 — WaUinrford . . xWaltor Wren . . 1 — Walsall . . .Sir Charles Forster .1 — Waroham . . xMontaguo Guest . 1 — VVarriniiton . . xMoMinnioa. . .1 — Warwick ... A. W, Pool ... . 1 - G. W. Uopton . .— 1 Warwickshire N. .C. N, Nowdegate. ,— 1 liromloy-Uovonport . — 1 Warwickshire S. . Bir J. ICardloy-Wi.mot — 1 XLcigh . . . . 1 — Wcduosbra-y . . Broeden. . . . 1 — Wenlook ... A. H. Brown . . 1 — C. T. W. Forester . — 1 Wostbury . . xC. P. Phipps . . — 1 Westminster . . Xt Hon vv. H. Smith . — 1 Sir Charles Hussell . — 1 Westmorland]. . Efcrl o£ B3ctivo .. — 1 Kon. W. Lowthsr . — 1 Woymoath . . Henry Rdvrards .. 1 — Sir F. Johnstons. . — 1 Whitby . , . AArthur Poasa . . 1 — Whitehavon . . Hos O. C. Bsuilnok . — 1 Wigau . . • Lord Lindsay . . — I Knowloa • , . — 1 Wigtonshire . . Sir Horbsrt Maxwell. — 1 Wilton . . . Hon Sidney Herbert . — 1 Wilts, South . . lJ)rd Honir Thynno . — t Visoourit Toltcatouo . — 1 Winchester . , xViio-i«ntß*r;rg .1 — xUicha d Moss . . — 1 Windsor . . .01. Kichdson-G»rdnor — 1 Wolverhamptaa . Rt Hon U. V. Villlore. 1 — xFowlor . . .1 — Woodstook . . Lord K. Churchill . — 1 Woroostor . . T. R. Hill . . . 1 — xM'Xntyro, Q.C. . . 1 - Worcester (West) . Sir r. A. I.oo* mere . — 1 F. W. Knight . . — 1 W. RidißK (ED.) . xtflr J. W. Knmsden . 1 — xSir A. Fatrbairn . 1 — Wjoombo. . . Kon-W. 11. Carington 1— York.... xOrojrlo. . . •1 — xiiC»iman . . . 1 — Yorks. (N. Rid.) . Visoount lfclm»ley . — 1 iiilbauk. . . . 1 - Yorkuhlro West Rid.! ord 2". Cavendish . 1 — ■Sir :U. Wilson . . 1 - Yorkshire East Rid. Hykea . . . . — 1 Bradley t . .— 1 SCOTLAND. Aberdeen (City) . xWobater . . .1 — Abordeenshire IS . sir Alrx. Gordon. . 1 — Absrdeonabira W . xl)rF*rquhar<-on .1 — Arcyllshiro . . lx>rd Colin Campbell. 1 — Ayr Bnrghs . . xGampboll . . . 1 — Ayrshire ( aonth)| . Colonel Alox»ndor . — 1 Bantfshi™ . . Robnrt W. Duff . .1 - Berwickshire. . xM»joribanVs . .1 — Butoehirc. . . XT. Ku.sell . . . 1 — Caithness Bhiro . .Sir T. SinoJa^r . . 1 — Clackmannan and Kinrost. . . Hon W. P. Adam .1 — Dumbartonshire . Orr Ewlng . . . — 1 Dnmbriea Burgha . Kmc-it Noel . . . I — Dumfriesshire . xR. Jar.lino . . . I — Dundeo . . . xArmisstead. .. 1 — xF. Hendorson . . 1 — Edinburgh . . jMnLarcn . . . 1 — J. Cownn . . . 1 — Klgin and Nairn . Sir G. M. Grant . . 1 — Falkirk Burghs . John Ramsay . .1 — Forfai-ahne (Co.) . J. W. Barclay . .1 — Glasgow . . G. Anderson. . . 1 — Dr Camoron. . . 1 — Middloton . . .1 - Oreenock . . . James Stewart . . 1 — Iliddington Brgs . Sir 1). Woddorburn . 1 — Haddinjftonshire . Lord Klcho . . . — 1 Inverness Burgh* .C. F. Mackintosh .1 — Kilmarnook Burgbs John Dick Peddio . 1 — Kincardinshiro . Kir Georgs Balfonr .1 — Kirkcaldr. . . Sir George Campbell. 1 — Kiriccjdbrisrht . xC»t IXoron-Maiwoll. 1 — Lannrkshire . . Sir E. CJo'.obrooko . 1 — Loith Burghs . . A. Gr»nt . . . 1 — Midlothian . . Hon W. K. Gladstone 1— Montros* Burghs . Rt lion W. K. Baxter. 1 — PaUloy . . . w. Holms . . .1 — Peobloil & Selkirk . xTennan* . . . 1 — Perth . . . CS. Parker. . . 1 — Perthshire . . X Donald Carrie . . 1 — Renfrewshire . . Colonol Muro . .1 — Ross & Cromarty . A. Matheson . . 1 — St. Andrew's Hur.. XS. Williamson . . 1 — Stirling Burghs . Camptnll-BannTmaa 1 — Stirli'jgshtro . . xJ. U. Boltou .. 1 — Fun-lcrlandshiro . Marquis of Stafford . 1 — Wiok Burghs . . John Fonder . .1 — IRELA.ND. Antrim County . James Ch«ino . .— 1 xK. Macnaghton. . — 1 Armagh City . . OapUin Heresfocd .— 1 1 Atblone . . . xSir J. Knnia . . 1 — Bandon . . • xO».pt. Paroy Botnard — 1 Belfast . . . W. Bwart . . . - 1 J. P. Corry . . . — 1 Carlow (Boro'). . Dawson. . . . 1 — Carrickfergus. . xThoma»Groor . .— 1 Claro County . . The O'Gorman Mahon 1 — C»pt. W. H. O'Shen . 1 — Clonmel . . . Arthur Moyl* . . 1 — Coloralne. . . xSir Hervoy Bruco . — 1 Cork City. . . xDalf . . . .1 — C. i?. P«jn»ll. . . 1 — Donegal . . . Ixsa. , • . 1 — Down (County) . Lord Arthur Hill . — 1 Lord Caetlerea . — 1 Downp«trick . . Muliioiland . . . — 1 Droehodt. . . B. Wbitworth . . 1 — Dublin City . . Haurict Brooka . . 1 — xOrLyona . . .1 — Dublin County . Xt Hon Col T*ylor . — 1 I. T. Hamilton ... — 1 Dublin Univ. . . Rt H«n K. Gib- on . — 1 Rt Hon D. Plunkot . — 1 Dundalk . . . xC. RuwH, Q.C., . 1 — Dungannon . . T. A. Diotaon . . 1 — Dungarran , . F. H. U'Doanoll . • I — Enniß. . . . Lrsaght Finigan. .1 — Ennlskil'oa . . Viscount Colo . .— 1 Galway Borough . xLsvor . . . . 1 — xO'Connor . . . 1 — Ga'way County . Mitchell Henry . .1 — M.iinr Nolan. . •1 — Kerry County . .' K. BloDnerhataett .1 — S'r R. Blennerhasset . 1 — Kildaro Ccunty , Mflldon . . . . 1 — xLoihy . . . .1 — Kilkenny . . . SmMiwick . . . 1 — Kins*lo . . . Eugene Co'.liuß . .1 — Leitrim . . . Tottenham . . . — 1 O'lieirno . . ,HR T imoricl: City. . O'Shaughnessy . .1 — G^.bbott. . . . 1 — Limerick County . E. J. Synan . . .1 - W. H. o'Sullivan. .1- Sliso . • . Thomas Seiton . LKR ' D. M. O'Connor . .1 — Li'burn . . . Sir R. Waliia . .— 1 Londonderry City . C. Lswis . . .— 1 Longford County . JuaMn McCarthy. .1 — Enington . . .1 — Mallow . . . xJohniwn . . . X — New Ross. . . xJ. R. Fo'ey . . . 1 — Newry . . . xThomson . . .— 1 Portarllngton . xHon B. Fitzpatriok . — 1 Queen's Connty . xLnlor . . . , 1 — xO'Connor . . . 1 — Roscommon . I xA.Cominlna . .1 — xO'Kelly . . . 1 — Tipperary County . I. J. Smyth . ■ ,1 — xJohn Dillon. . . 1 — Traloo . . . Tho O'Donoghuo. ,1 — Wnterford City . R. Power . . .1 — xK. Loamy . . .1 — WaterfordCounty. xH. V. fituart . .1 — xJ. A. Bioko . . 1 — Wexford Boro' . J^edmond . i il — Wicklow County . xC^rbet. . . . 1 — M'Coin . . . . 1 — Youghal . . t Sir J.N. M'Kenna .1 — Liborals and Homo Rulers . . 312 Conservatives ..... 17a

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY IN WHAN GAREI.

By seven o'clock this morning the more peaceful inhabitants of this thriving town ship were awakened by the sound of the bu^le, to summon the Volunteers to parade before proceeding to the Butts to fire for tho prizes. First prize, a silver medal, on which in gold is thn representation of a man in the act of firing a rifle ; this valuable prize is presented by Seymour Thome George, Esq., M.11.X. The successful competitor must hold first place for^ three consecutive years to retain it. Second prize, a handsome greenstone pendant mounted iv gold, presented by A. Pearson, Esq., and is at onco given to the Volunteer who succeeds in attaining second place. Were I one, I think I should try for the latter, believing in the truth of the old adage, " A bird in tho hand is worth two iv tho bush." Percy JJedliDgton, son of W, Bedliugton, Esq.,

(aged about sixteen) won tho medal, aud holds it for this year, with a score of 56, Henry Sissons, Esq., scorn 55, wins the Greenstone Pendant. Aleck McKenzie, Esq., took third place. There was some slight disagreement, in reference to the ran^e, which it is to be hoped will be amiably settled before another contest takes place, as many volunteers fee! an noyed at some firing at one range aud some at another. Immediately after tho firing the races took pJace, commencing with the Maiden Plate.—Lurline, 1; Gazelle, 2 ; Kitty, 3. Wha'NOAKEI Plate.—Deceiver, 1; Stranger, 2 ; Jessamine, 3. HURDLE Rack.— Sir Uliuton, 1; Prince, 2 ; Deceiver, 3. Hack Hack.—Minerva, 1 ; Lady, 2; Kitty, 3. Consolation Race.—Stranger, 1 ; Jes s inline, 2. The weather, which had been showery from early morn, now culminated in a heavy storm thathail the elfectof clearing thecourse aud prevented the new sport of Tilting-iu the-King, which was to have been inaugur ated to-day, coming off". The prize for this was a handsome Silver Cup with this in scription on it: "VVhanKareijTiltLiig-iu-the- King, 18S0." It was postponed till Satur day at 2 o'clock. ■;■ Concert and Ball. Tho concert commenced at half-past seven in the hall (which en passant I may say is a iiue aud spacious building), which was lilled to overcrowing by an ap preciative audience, • some being turned from the doors unable obtain standing room. If concerts aie usually patronised like thia, surely it woiild be a good plau to havo one at least once a mouth, aud so raise means for liquidating auy liabilities on churches, Sunday-schools &c, and make a pleasant change during the winter evenings. This is a hint which I tnut the many ladies in aud arouud Whangarei, who are fully competent, will not be slow to take. When all did so well it were iuvidious to particularise, both songs and daucss having tbe.r special admirers. During the interval between the first and second parts, Mrs Bedliugton presented the prizes to the successful competitors, and must have felt proud at the honourab'c position held by her own youthful son. The ball which followed was kept up with unflagging zeal until early morninjj, when thoso who had tripped the light fantastic toe found them selves bending their stops homeward. I fear many vowed vengeance upon our authorities for the fearful state of tho roads. Whangarei has lost (I trust only tempor arily) a familiar face, viz., Mr W. Hampr ton, who proceeded to Auckland by the last trip of the s.s. Argyle. Mr Hampton has been for a long time eugineer to both the s.s. Rotoiti, and the road engine, and lat terly there has been a great iucrcase of work, which has proved too much for him, and he is compelled to return to Auckland for a little re it. Whaugarei can readily bear testimony to the energetic manner in which he has performed his duties, too much so for his health, which I trust will be speedily restored.

The Melbourne Exhibition.

(By Teleukaph.)

WELLINGTON, this day.

The enquiry into tho recent fire at Mrs Aliander's boarding bouse is now proceed iug. An official letter received f.otu Dr Hector at Melbourne contains tho followiug :—"I was shown over the Exhibition Buildings by Mr Casey and Mr Munro, vice-presi dents, accompanied by Mr Hall, the secre tary, and Mr Kecd, ibe architect. Tho permanent part of thj build:nx, intjndcd fur Art (Jullerio*, aud for a ceremonial hall is expected to bo finished this month, but the largo temporary erection for the Exhibition proper is still far from complete, but the greater part of it may be ready by tho Ist July tv receive goods. Tho or gauination and arrangement of details iv connection with the inhibition appears to bo very perfect. A system of tramways i^ biiing laid throughout tho grounds and building.-1, which will facilitate the placing of the exhibit*. The Victorian cata logue ia out of the priutors' bauds, and Mr Cu^ey wishes to have the MSS of the Jtcw Zealand catalogue) us eaoiian possible as auatUiniptiutobcnin.deto issue tho catalogue on the opening tiny, and to get all the judging done in the liraf. few weeki", ho that tlie public may sac the articles with the awards ultixod. From what I have gathered it will require a stren uous efl'ort on the part of New Zealand to maintain the position she won at Sydney,

CONCERT BY ST. JAMES' CHOIR

Tun concert given by the choir of St. James' Presbyterian church in the hall last evening wuh a most pronouueed siicces*. There was a good attendance, and tho building fund, for the benefit of which the concert was given, will no doubt be consi derably assisted by the proceeds. The pro gramme presented on the occasion was a most attractive and high-cla-is one, and tho mere fact tbat almost every itotn was en cored iv sullicieut to indicate that the efforts of the vocalists met with well-de served appreciation. The programme opened with a part son" " May Day " by the choir, under the leadership of Mm Mit chell. At intervals during the even ing, the choir also sang the part song, "Dawn of Day," and the glees, " Village Choristers," "Hark, Hark, the Lark," and "Blow, Blow, thou Winter Wind." These were all well rendered, and it was evident that considerable attention had been bestowed upon them at the rehearsals. " The Lait Itose of Summer," by Mrs Mit chell, was rendered very tastefully and ex pressively, and " Auld Kobin Gray" was given with all the pathos peculiar to it. An encore was demanded by the choir after oach song, but the lady only complied in tho second instance. Mr J. Keid, an old Auck land favourite, was very succeesful with his songs " The Village Blacksmith," and "Simon the Cellarer," his line bass voice being heard to considerable advantage in this ball. Botb songs wore encored, and Mr Keid very kindly aoceded to the demand of the audience. " Apart," by Miss Kalclirtc, was well rendered, and in rcsponso to the calla of the audience, the concludiuc; stanzas were repeated. The lady possesses a light, but very sweet voioc. " Home to our Mountains" was then given by Mrs Mitchell and Mr J. Me- Coakrie. Miss M. McMillanaang "Eileen Alannah" very well, while "Jesaie's Dream," by Miss Mercer, was capitally rendered. Botli -young ladies were com pelled to submit to imperative encores from the audience. Mr W. J. Koea played the accompaniments for the choir on the har monium, while the various songs were ac companied by Mrs Woolloy on the piano. The concert on the whole was an exceed ingly good one, aud waa perhaps the most successful yet given by St. James' Choir. It is probable that monthly couccrts on be half of the buiid ng fund will be given through the winter months, and should they be of the same class as that of last night, they should ba of material benefit to the fund.

VOLUNTEER INTELLIGENCE.

FIUINO FOX TKOI'HIES,

A MEETIHG of V oluntcer oflicers, presided over by Major Dcrroni, was lield last even ing in the Drill-shed for the purpose of determining the conditions uuder which the trophies presented by Mr and Mrs Clark should be competed for. The other officers present were: Captains Leltoy, Payno, Dignan, and Mahon, Adjutant Clifton, Lieutenants Kobiuson, Noirie, and Con nolly, Sub-Lieutenants Hitcheus, Peace, and Flynn. After several comniunicatious had been read by the Chairman, a lengthy and desultory discussion onsucd, in the course of which various reso> lutions and amendments were iroposcd. Eventually the following conditions were agreed upon :—" That the ranges should be 200, 300, 400, 500, and GOO yards, 5 shots at each range ; that the targets for the two first ranges should be 6ft. x 4ft. with Sin. bull's-eye, and for the other ranges tlio target to be the same siza, but the bull's-eye to bo 12in. x 24iu. ; that the position al the two lirst ranges should be standing, at the 400 yards kneeling, and at the other ranges any position ; that an entrance feu of Is 6'd should be charged ; and that only efficient volunteers producing their certificates should be eligible to com. pete." The competition for Mr Clark's belt is to take place during the first week in October, and the first competition for Mrs Clark's cup oa the third Saturday in June, the second competition being arranged for the same day as the match for C.ipt. Clark's belt. We believe that it was originally intended that the trophy presented by Mrs Clark should be fired for quarterly, and that it should become the absolute propel ty o' any volunteer who proved fortunate enough to win it twice in succession, or three times at intervals. Tins Proposed Review. A Committee consisting of the Captains of Volunteer Companies has been appointed to make the necessary arrangements for the forthcoming review on the 9th. of JSovem- Dcr. They held a meeting last uight, and after transacting some business, adjourned until next Monday evening.

POLICE COURT.—THIS DAY.

(Before E. C. Barstow, Esq., K.M.)

DRUNKENNESS. Four persons pleaded guilty to this offence, and were subjected to the costs ; Peter Fiun, 103 ; and Minnie Burke, drunk and disorderly, was permitted her freedom on payment of a crown and coats. CITJT BATE DSJCAULTERS. The majority ot city rate cases were settled out of the court, and in the followm cases judgments were g;iveu for piaiutuis : — Mayor and Council v. Alfred Smart; claim', £1 10s, water rates.—Mr Harrop proved. Costs, 7*. Same v. George Tyler; claim, £1 ss.— Mr Tyler stated that he had paid all rates duo, but this was disproved by Mr Harrop.— Defendant could not produce a receipt, and was ordered to pay tlie amount. Costs, 7s. Same v. James Kelly; claim, £1 Cs, water rate, llsmanded for a week. ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT. William Cain was charged with assault ing Pauline King on the 21st instant in Queen-street. Sub-Inspector Pardy opened the case, and stated that Mrs King and a frieud were walkiug in Queen-street on the evening of Iho 21st when they were confronted by prisoner, who committed the oifonco. He would ask that the case might be dealt with in a summary manuer. Mr Tyler appeared iv defence. Pauline King, the wife of Edward King, of Newton, deposed : I went into Queen street on Friday evening, accompauied by Catherine Hylaud ; was passing the shop of Milne aud Choyce ; met a man who put his hand upon my person, he did not apeak, I asked him what he meant, aud I said if a coustable was present 1 would give you iv charge ; he said, what have you got to say to me ; he denied having assaulted me, did not boo a constable, defendeut is tho mau who put his hand upon me, kept iv sight of him until I saw constable Hobson, never saw defendent before. To Mr Tyler : The man was going in tho direction of the wharf, I was returning from Mr Hyland's in Wyndliam-streot towards Newton, he appeared quite sober. To Sub Inspector Pardy : Did not wish to appear in court. Had no doubt but defen dant commited the assault. There was no other person near, exceptiog two youug women in advance. Catherine Hyland, residing in Wynd ham-street deposed : I was going part of the way home with Mrs Kiug, and when by Close Bros, met the defendant who seized hold of Mrs King. Told him she would give him in charge. Two men came up and told them to give tho m*u into custody. Defeudant was a total stranger, we followed him uutil we met a constable. Constable Hobsou was on duty in Wel lcsloy-strcct, and was informed by a inau tint a woman had just been assaulted down below. He ran t nvurds the spot, met tbo woman who told him the particulars. Spoke to the man, who said it was a case of mistaken ideutity. lie gave his numc as Wil'iam Thompson, and an address. He let him no. Found him at the addrois given, when ho said his name was Cain. To Mr Tyler : Prisoners do givo wrong nil ncs occasionally. Mr Tyler then addressed tho court in defence. Willi.uu Cain deposed : I am a labourer, recently from Lyttclton, lodgiug at the Proviucial Boarding house. lam going to Suu Frauciuco by tho next steamer. I am a stranger in Auckluud, do not kuow the streets. Was passing the two women in Queen-street, one of them accoated me, and said I'll have you locked up, I'm a married woman. Could not understand it ; was subsequently arrested on a cliargo of a-saulting the woman. Ilia' Worship considered that tho assault had been committed, the prisoner thinking they were loose women, as ho stated on Saturday when brought to the station ; in fact ho then all but admitted tho oireucc. lie must iind him guilty, aud he must pay a five of £5, and 21s ojsta, or bs committed to prison for a mouth. CIIAKOI OF BUOAOIIINa CAKOO. | William George Watson and Wm. Robertson wan charged with stealing four bottles of Scotch whiskey, value 20s. The latter was further charged with stealing a bottle of brandy, value Ca, the propotty of John BUok, on the 2Cth iust. Mr Laishley appeared for Watson. Sub-Inspector Pardy stated tUe case, and culled evidence. David Wilson, Chief Ofliccr of tho British ship Loch Dee, from London, lying at the wharf, deposed that the two pricouera were employed as lumpers unloading the ship. They wero employed between dicks break ing out. About twelve o'clock lie saw Watkon under the influence of liquo1", which aroused his suspicions. 110 told tho mate to keep a sharp look out. The mato saw prisoners come out of the lower hold. He wcut into the hold and found a case broken and missed six bottles of whiskey. Two were found in a vacancy. Could not Cud the remaiuder. Found Kobertaon helplessly drunk at half-past twelve o'clock. Tho whiskey was worth Gs a bottle. Captaiu Black w»h responsible. The men had no business iv the hold. Cross-examined by Mr Laishley : Ed wards, Chester, aud Tait were working iv the hold. Thought he could tell when a man was drunk, There are several signs. A drunken man don't walk straight. A drunken man don't speak distinctly. His eyes «yes become dull, and his senses fail in performiug their otlice*. Had no doubt but that tho men had been drinking. William Smith, secoud mate, gavo evid ence to seeing prisoners near the hold, and to finding a ca*k of biscuit-j open. Saw nothing of tho whiskey. Sergeant Henry Martin, of the Water Police, receircd information and went on board. Assisted the captain in searching. Found a bottle of wbigkey, and cloßo by discovered Robertson, helplessly drunk. Mr Laishley addressed the Court for the defence, aud said he did not know what case he had to answer. His Worship : A case of whiskey, un doubtedly. Mr Laishley said ho only appeared for Watson, and there was no evideuco to show that Watson had any hand in tho whiskey, He was sober. Alexander Tait deposed that he wns at work nil the time with Watson, and ho could not have broached cargo without witness's knowledge. Watson was per fectly sober. Daniel Edwards and Wm. Chester gaTC similar evidence. Chester said it was a remarkable occurrence. Itobertaou was sober one minute, and the next ho fell down drunk. Ho thought he must have inhaled chloroform. Mark Marriott, Custom Houso Officer, testified that Wataon was sober. His <Yor«hip eaid the evidence was not sufficient for a oonviction. The prisoners were therefore dismissed on tho chnrgo of stealing whiskey, William Kobert*on was then charged witli ttcaling a bottle of brandy from the ship lock Dee. Sub-luspector Pardy said this was a much stronger caso than tbo last. William Smith deposed to hearing a knocking in the hold, and went to see what it was. Found a caso of brandy opened, aud a bottle by the sido of it. Prisoner had been thorc. Subsequently saw him very drunk. Sergeant Martiu deposed to arresting the prisoner. His Worship said the circumstances were suspicious, but he could not find tho man guilty on the evidence. Ho might cay that whore a lumper was found guilty ot broaching cargo, aud appropriating it, ho ■would certainly get six months' imprison ment. Prisoner was discharged. CHARGE AOAINST A LITTLE COY. Walter May was charged with destroy' ing a hen, value ss, and a duck, value 3s, tin: property of Mr Taylor, of Mount llos kill, on the 18th mat. Mr Edward Cooper appeared for the defence, and said that the child threw a stone and killed the duck out of pure mis cliiof, but had nothing to do with killing the hen. Sub-Inspector Piirdy said the boy, if ho did not kill the hen, urged a dog to do so His Worship said the complainant ought certainly to be recompensed for the Joss of the duck aud hen. He could only punish the boy by sending him to the training school for several years. Mrs Taylor said that hera Avas a Polish lion, aud worth 15s. Mrs May consented to pay B', and the mutter was closed. This was all the business.

The Sydney Coffee Palace has been en larged. Miss Eliza Sherwin, the protegee of S'guo ra Fabris and Signor Pompei, is in Syducy. Miss Sherwin hails from Horbart Town. Darrell was to have appeared »t Brisbano in ' Hamlet,' [on the 13th. with Madam I cgrand as Ophelia. Sam Howard, as the grave-digger, was expected to redeem the the representation. The Court of Appeal have reversed Mr Justice Gillies' decision in Brigham v. Chambers, and ordered Mr Chambers to pay the cost 3of appeal and the costs in the Supreme Court. Tbe Bank of New South Wales;, which lo.'t £5000 in Australia by the frauds of Dale, the magistrate, has determined to push matters to the bitter end against the drawers of the promissory notes.

OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.

THE GOVBSITOR'S SPEECH.

IBY TELEGRAPH. J

[UNITED PEESS ASSOCIATION.]

: • WELLINGTON, this day. The secoud session of the seventh Parlia ment of New Zealand was opened at two I o'clock this afternoon, by His Excellency I the Governor, in person. Ihe Volunteers | furuished a guard-of-honour, and a salute was iirefd by the Welliugton battery of Artillery. A message haying been sent to the House of Representatives requesting the attendance of members they entered by the front entrance to the Council Chamber, and His Excellency read tho following s peech :— Hoy. Legislative Council and Gentle of the House of Kepeesentatives,— In accordance with what was understood to be the wish of both branches of the Legisja ture 1 have called you together at an earlier period of the year than usual, and after au interval of little more than live months since the last session of Parliament. When I last met you tha country was suffering from severe monetary pressureand general de pression in various branches of industry and trade. It is satisfactory to me to be able on the present occasion to congratulate you upon the partial relict which has been experienced, aud upon the degree of confidence which has been revived by an abundant harvest, and by tho increased value of most of the Btaple products of the country, at the same time tho condition of the colony demands your careful consideration. I regret that there should bo a considerable amount of distress among 'the working classe?. 1 trust and believe that this may be only of a temporary character. It is engaging the serious attention of my Government, who have taken steps for inquiring itito tho means beat calculated to encourage such local industries as will afford steady and remunerative employment to the people. In accordance {with the de« cisiou of the Legislature, I appointed a ltoyal Commission to inquire into the alleged grievance of a portion of the nativo race in respect to their lands ou the West Coast of the North Maud. The reports and recommendation of tho Commissioners will be laid bofore you. I trust that the measure", at once firm and conciliatory, adopted by my Government will issue in a permanent and'satisfactoryscttlomentof the dilliculties which have amen in that part of the colony. The determination which has beer shown to redtess grievances where they may be proved to exist, and at the same time lo assert the authority of tho Crown, cannot but favorably altect our relation with the whole Maori race. The steps winch should bo taken for tho defence of tho harbours of the colony hare been carefully considered, anil ably reported on by Colonol Scratchley, au experienced ollicer of the Koyal Euginoera. You will be asked to consider tho extent to which it will be advisable to givo efl'oct to his sug gestions, GENTLEMEN OP HOUSE OF KEritESBNTA TIViS - Carefully prepared estimates of the reveuuo aud expenditure for the emuing twelve months will be laid before you. Tho fact elicited by the Commissioners whom 1 hare appointed to inquire into tho present position of the Civil Service will, I have no doubt, assist my responsible advisers in effecting substan tial reduction in the cost of that serricc. I ro^ret to have to announce to you that a falling off hns taken place din* ing tha past financial period in nearly all the priacij al items of revenue, While this may iv some iuatancea be attributed to temporary causes, it would be unwise to ignore the fact that prior to the existing de pression there had beena timojofi extraordi nary iuflationconsequent on tile expenditure of borrowed money with the Icssmg of the abnormal iuflux of loreigu capital the country mast look for a diminution in tho rates of progress. It has recently been accustomed to both in res-poet of its ordinary and territoral revenue. In tbe circumstances my advisers entertain no doubt as to the course to be pursued expenditure must be decreased, luxuries must !.c curtailed, the public works which have already been constructed must be made more reproduc tive. It in to industry and economy that the colony has to look for development of its resources, aud the maiutenanco of a. healthy progress. You will b;; asked to consider a plan, which, it is believed, will place the finances of the local bodies on a satisfactory basis, and will enable those bodies to carry on thoir works in a self reliant aud independent (manner. Hoy. Legislative Couhcillors and Gkntlemen of the House of Repre sentatives : — At a time when it is indisponsible that tho closest attention should bo bestowed upon tho utato of our finance, upon the solution cf nativo question?, of economy, of administration, it is not tho intention of my Government to ask you to devote a longer time to the work of legislation thau will he required to com plete tho couttitutional measures already initiated, and to deal with press.sing questions nf social aud administrative reform. Hills will be presented to you for consolidating and mending tho licensing laws of the colony, for placing tho adminis tration of hospitals and charitable aid on sound and intelliglblo bases, for completing the changes in the electoral laws, which were commenced in tho last session of Par liament ; for re-aHjuating the representation of people, and for amending tho laws affecting tho dealing with nativo lands aud the constitution of the Native Lands Court. The work of consolidating the statutes as authorizing by you has made considerable progress, and a number of bills (the result of the labour of the Commission) will also be placed befoio you. The necessity for revising the whole system of legal pro cedure now in force in tho Supreme Court an>l in other courts of the colony has forced itself on the present session, but it is pro possd tojjinstitute an inquiry with the view of preparing such measures ot reform as will render the administration of justice more speedy and efficacious, as well as leSj costly, thau at present. The work of open ing up tbe waste lauds of the Crown for sottlement has been vigorously prosecute d, aud blocks of lauds for occupation upon tho deferred payment and viljago settlement Bystem havo beon set aside iv every portion of the colony, Tho desire which exists for the occupation of land in small holdings, exhibits a dcrcrmination on the part of the pcopio of the colony to devote themselves steadily to tho development of itsjreseources. It is to be regretted that in some parts of the country laud of this class has been bought on terms with which the purchasers have! found it impossible to comply. The subject is under tho careful consideration of my Government. Iv now leariug you the labours of tho session, I have to a^snro you of my earnest desire to co opiate with you in your efforts to promote the welfare of the country, and to express my hope that God's blesssng may rest upon your deliberations.

Sir W. Fox was sworn in.

BOAUD OF EDUCATION.

The fortnightly meeting of tho Board of Education was held this afternoon, there befog proscnt : Messrs W. P. Moat (in tlie chair), J. May, T. Peacock (Mayor), .1. M. Dargavillo, S. Luke, F. L. Prime, aud Col, Haultain. Executivk Committee's Eepokt.— The usual report of this Committee was read and adopted. It recommended : (1) That the Board should purchase a dwell ing houso and grounds at Eller slie, which has been oilered for £260. (2) That the grant for improve ments to school-room at Hoteo North should bo increased to £15, and (3) Th;>t further action in the making of regulations for tho employment and examination of pupil teachers be deferred for tho present. Tho Committee aleo reported that they had nccepted the lowest tender (Ephraim Mills, £374 10s) for tlio erection of a teacher's dwelling at Pukete, and also the lowest tender (L. T. Hartnett, £338) for the erec tion of a teacher's dwelling at Kaiwaka. Default Gfficsii.—A letter from the Auckland School Uommittec requested the Board to contribute a sum of £80 por annum towards the salary of an ollicer to enforce the compulsory clauses of tho Education Act. —After some discussion the matter was referred to the Executive Committee, with the suggestion that the police might possibly undertake the ncccss;u-y duties. HUHTLY. —A letter was* received from the Iluntly School Committee, with refer ence to a bite for a school.—The matter was relegated to the Inspector for his re port. MAKETtJ.-—A series of letters were re ceived from Maltctn, on tho subject of per mitting a danca to be held in the public schoolroom, at the close of a projected lec ture.—At a meeting of the committee a re solution had been proposed, giving the necessary leave, but tho Chairman refused to put it to tlie meeting, although he was

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, FEIDAF, MAY 28, 1880.



the only dissentient to.—The matter was .referred back to the committee for determi nation. MANaARE.—The Chairman of the Man garo School Committee forwarded a resolu tion affirming their previous decision on the site for the proposed school. • Mesarr J. C, Cairns and J. Robertson, jun., also atttf but iug the determination of the committee to sellish and interesting ends—The Mayor did not think that such an insulting letter should be received. It was very unfair to the committee.—Other members expressed v similar opinion.—It was agreed to give effect to the committee's decision by get ting plans and specifications prepared at onco. Mount Albert.—lt was resolved to in vite tenders for the erection of a school house in this district. AMOUNT EDEN.—The Co2mmitt"e applied fortheerection ot a teacher'tlresidence orfail ing this, an allowance for rent.—Declined. Newton.—Application was made for the supply of filters to the Newton East and Newton West Schools.—Declined. Pukekohe East.—The Executive Com. mitce wasj charged with the duty of ascer taining whether accommodation could be procured in this district for tho school teacher. "Wanted. the Ladies to read, mark, T T learn, and inwardly digest Damplor's Now Advertisement in the third column, fourth page. WANTED, respectable Boys and Girls for the Boot Trade.—Garrett Bros., Wakeflsld street. TS7 ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply VT Old Established Fanoy Goods ahop, next door to Whltehead's. Groo^r, Vlctorla-st. OTANTED, a General Servant.—Mrs v V Easdown, Quoon-atroot. ANTED, a BoyT^Carlaw and Co. Custom-house-street, West. WANTED, by a respectable Person a Good Furnished Room, with fire-place, near Qceon-Bttoet.—Apply by letter to " M.0.," this offloo. ANTED, an experienced Cook ; also, Houeeniald.-Apply Friday, Mrs Pollock, Qaeenstreet. WANTED, a First-class Cook; good wages given to a good man.—Apply Star Office WANTED, a Machinist for a Grover and Baker Maohine.—Mrs Klrkman, Victoria stroet vVeet. WANTED, a good General Servant for a small family ; good wattea.—Apply, at onos, Mrs Levy, 210, Queen-strost, ANTED, a strong Lad.—Apply, at once, to Jas. Blacklo, Block and Pump mali.or, next to the Dook. WANTED, Coat, Trousers and Vest Hand*; also, aM*ohiDist.-Neil Camp> bell, Albort Buddings, Quoan-atreet. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply _ to Mr Thpg. H. Smith. Grafton Road. WANTED, a good General Servant; referenco* required.—Apply to Mra W. Culpan, caro Mrs ijomorvell, Symonds street. WANTED, a few respectablo Girls as Apprentices to tho Millinery.—Mrs Mo- Kaig, Queon-stroot. WANTED, a Cook; wages 30s per week.—W. U. Poaroe, Commercial Hotel, Hamilton, Waikato. WANTED, a stroug Girl about 16 for hooaowork.—Apply St^r Ofllco. ANTED, a strong Lad as Errand Boy. Apply at £tab Office. WANTED, a Youth from 15 to 18 as Bocon.'l-htud; one who has been in tho Draper* or Grocery proferred.—W. H. Dampior. WANTED, a Plain Cook ; no washing ; reforonoes required.—Mra Malcom Banks, top of Grafton Road. WANTED, Beuchman.—G. Black and Co., Aberdeen Boot Factory, Victoria street E»6t. \\7 ANTED, by a single Gentleman of VV quiet habits, a well furnished Wttirg room and Bed-room, in city or suburbs, to gether with breakfast, tea and attendance. Termslof s a consirt oration thanoomfort.—Apply, by letter only, to " G.E.D.." office of this paper. ANTED, Tenders for Clearlug Land at DcvonporU—Apply to Mr Oliver Mays. t V*/"ANTED to Purchase, a Yacht's VV Mainsail, S2£t boom and 20ft hoist.— ApplyjTAU Offlo.?. WANTED, by a steady Man of good chtractor, a Situation to work in a Gurdon, look after a horse, and make himself generally useful.—Apply to W.P., office of this paper. ANTED KNOWN, Children's E. S. Toots, 3s, 7to 13; CMldroa's Hats, from Gd; Bonnets, from 7s o<i ; Cueap Itibbon , Flowrors, &c —Mra WhitDhead, Milliner, Newton. * a/ ANTED, by a youug Man, Employ. V V meet of any description. Good refer ence, and steady. Address, " JohnEOn," this oiUco. WANTED, People to buy Pork by the sfdo, and make UiMr own Hams and Bccon, at id p?r lb; Corned Boef and lioilinK Beef, 2id and 3d; Buporior Sausages, 4d; Lard in ke«B, 6d; Bladoers, 8d: Roast Beef, id ; Legs of Mutton, id. _very d«y.-G. HULUF, At niospboric S-Usage Factory, Wneoa-streot. WANTED you to remember that yon don't forgot to visit tho Buttorman in tho City Market tomorrow, from 1 to 11 o'olock p.m. Uutter, Nation, Cheeso, &c, at last weoks prices.—A. Bettany, City Market. ANTED to Sell, two New Hansom Cabs, "'ight, anil rnn with lito^t improvo nionts. Terms to suit pnrchasord. —Apply to A. Mncklo, Royal Standard Carriage and Spring factory. Duihaiu-Mtroot, Aucklaud. by a respectable Young V V Girl, a Situation as Housemaid; town o- coantrr; good rofercnoj.—Address " M.M.," th's oflloo. '\Wf ANTED. — Special Notice to tho V ¥ L_die» of Auolcland.—Wo havo now tho Finest Assortment of Millinery, in all its brano-oa.to bo found in Auckland.—l)unno.Hal and Co., 174, Queon-Btroot (opposite tho Thistle Ho__ WANTED to Sell, Hawker's Business, Book Debts, with Horse _nd O_rt.—H. Phrtington, Hou»o and Land Agent, Btichbury Budding*'. WANTED, a small Shop or Shop and Parlour or Privato Front-room iiith lwga nindow suitable for BuainoßS. in some loading thorouuhfare, in or alwut Welloscly strcot proforred; tood referanco if required.— '•B.M.,"ST_n Ofllco. WANTED KNOWN, that J. Morri son, Asphaltor, h«e Removed to his Now Yard Cußtom-House-streot West, botwoon Holwon and Ne_on-Btroct». AsphsJting at tendcxi to on tho shortest notice. Also, a Large Stock of Firowood, cut and unout; wholesalo and retail. WANTED KNOWN.-Jas. McCor mick's lat Prizo Alo (AucUandAcrricul tural Show, 1878 9) Business Premisea—Corner of Hich street and Vulcan Land.—JAS. Me- CPRMIC_. Agent for W. V. Bindon. WANTED KNOWN—L. H. Green has for sale this year a Splondid Stock of Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Pariies want ing Gardens and Orchards laid out will do well Dy giving him a call every Saturday in the Market. AJI Orders loft with JBr. Srnoilfield. House and Land Agent, ilartot llouno, Auck land, will be promptly uttondod to. WANTED to Purchase, for Cash, Best Kauri Shingles, Palings, aleo House Blocks.—Aucklaud Timber Company Sawmill and Manufactory opposite Ga6-workß, Ofllco in Custom-honse-styoot. TTSJANT-D, the travelling Public to V T and from Wiakato to know,' for the winter, there will bo Hot Meals and a good Cup of Too on tho table at Dillon's Railway Hotel, Morcor, on arrival of every train. Plonty ot time to step across. Charges Moderate ANTED KNOWN^"that Carlaw and Co. havo on hand a Largo and Well eolootod Stock of Timber, Shingles, Houso Blocks. Postrj, Raila, and Palings, Wo receivo ordera for all kinds cf Joiners' work, Mouldings, &c. 1 irabor by the cargo forwarded to any port from.our Coast Mills. SAWMILL AND TIMBER YARD, Custoin-houso-streot West. W A - x i! Dl SPECIAL NOTICE. Wo again Invite tho Attention of tho Ladies of Auckland to tho Prioes of our Largo and Well - Belected Stock of Millinory, Feathers, Satins, Velvet, Ribbons, Luces, Gloves, &c, &c, in tho piiccs of which we debt competition.— Dunns, HALL & Co. — N.B.—l_dioa' Undcr clothliiK, a speolalty. AM TED to Sell, 30 dozen of Lepine Two-button Kid Glovos at 2s per pair, worth 3i GO, equal to Josephines; 25 dozen of Ladies' Now Uico Collarotteo at Is, xiorth 3s Gd; Josophiuo Gloves at Is 6d por pair.—W. Myro, Kunisklllen Bouso, Vlotorla-Btrett. \"U/'ANT_D KNOWN, Cheap 'limber V V can now bo Purchased at tho Yards of D. Goldie, Albert-street, c'.oao to Dock. He having purchased botweon 300,0G0 and 100,000 fcot of Seasoned Timber on advantageous torms, will bo preparod to give customers the benefit of his purchaser -yy A N TED J_ JS OW W, a ni'st-olaes Stock ot Cloths and Tweeds; good workmanship and moderate prlcea are tho distinguishing features of " Tho Panthoon." FOPD, Tailor, liS6. Oneon-street. ANT_I) KNOWN, that B. Carr and Son havo to hand Building Timber in Kaxirl and White Pino, Sh nfrles, Houso Blocks, Palings, Posts, Ituils, ani. Firewood in their Yard, Cu«tom-houso-Btre«t~Weßt, opposite end of Hobscn-stroet. N.B.—The increasing demand for White Pino has induced thorn to arrange for a constant supply. . vsT^aTn ted know n. To Aix in Want ov Money.—L. H. Ncu megon ia prepared to advance tho same on personal or any other scoun y, repayable by Weekly instalments.—Note the address: lfio, Quoen-street, opposito tho Savings Bank. WANTEI), JJuildcrs and others who require Building Materials at the cheap est rate and be3t quality to send their orders or call at tho Auckland Timber Company's \V orlts. Over two rui lion feet of timber slacked, season ing ; largo quantities daily arriving.—Muot soil. Hvery taing done on tbo premises—Sawing, PldDicg, Moulding, Sasfces, Jfeor?, mid every description of Joinery; Wood TurninK in all its branches.—With their liigh-olass Machinery tho various clasaeeofworkaro turned out quickly and choap. Corroctnoeu and despatch guaranteed. To pnivent mistakes uddruau all commuuioa tions to the Company or tha Manager Mr Q Holdship.



Public Noticeß. REMNANT Days—Friday and Satur day. Clearing-off dars at City Hall Aroade.—Barllok & Cranwell. T>EMNANTS of Dress Material—loo JLYi for eale, very cheap.—Garliok & Cran well, T> EMNAJNTB ot Tweed for Boys' wear- XV 60 at low pricoa.—Qarlick & Cranwell. T> EMNANTS of Calico and Flannel • JL\j Colonial, Welsh, snd Saxony ;95 to clear. —Garllck & Oranwell. O EMNANTS of American Sheetings, at B\i Ipss than wholesale prices.—Qarlick & Cranwell. TJEMNAMTS of Cretonne and Damask, JtV) Dimity, Tloks, mnoh below ordinary prices.—Garflolr & Cranwoll. T>EMNANTS of Shirtings, Kibbons, ill Trimmings, Velvets, all at exceedingly low prices. SPECIAL Remnant Days at the City Hall Arosde — Friday and Saturday.— Garllck & Cranwell, Drapers, Clothiers, and General House Furnishers. TO" E W M U S I C, Just Pctbliished, "THE GOBLET!" (Brindisi for Baas Voice). Words by Lord Byrow Music by MARTIN SWAL-OW. PRICE .. .. „ .. .. 33. To bo had at Auckland Music Warehouse, Corner of Queen-street and Vu'.can Lane. MUSIC. ;. ■ _ Singing Claas on the Tonio Sol-Fa method Will be oo_monced on WEDNESDAY, June 2, at 7.30 p.m., in tho Wesleyan School, Parnell. Teacher, Mr John J. Howard. Admittance to complete oourso of six months, 10s. For fartbor particular* apply to Mr A. Labourn, Secretary, Painell. OPECIAL NOTICE. Mb T. TRAFFORD. SrTRGEOJJ DENTIST, WIK«FIELD-BTBBKT, Has just received from England and America tho New Patent Oxide of Nitrogen Gaa for Pain less Hxtraotlon of Toeth. Days for administration of th Oxldo Gas- Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. [By Appointment.] May 10,1880. <P W. "g OODS (J N, \J» IMPORTER, HIGH-STRBET, AUCKLAND. Just arrived par ' Loch Dos,' tho Latoet English Novelties in VOTE-PAPBk and KN VBLOPK3, oomprislng tho Albion, Claremont, Hanover, Granvlllo, Rutland, Brunswick, Kensington, Albany, Chto Court, and Commercial. Further consignment of tho POTOSt SILVER Forks, Spoons, &a This alloy has the Hardness, Bril liancy, and almost the Whiteness of Silver, and has thli advantage, that it wears white all through (call and inspect tbo Table Fork cut in two). The Climax Dater, The Pencil Auto maton Stamp; Prince and Jolrar Lover Clocks In Nickel, with strike or alarm; Moslem's Cele bra tod Sheffield Cutlery, a large assortment; Waltnam Watches, &o. Call and inspect. Wholesale and Retail. London Offloe: 58, St. Mary Axe. nHAMPTALOUP & COOPER, \_/ BOOKSKLLBRa, STATIONERS, AND NKWS AGENTS, Have Received NBW BRONZE GOODS, consi»tinu of Card Receivers, Figures, Vases, Inkstands, Flower Stands, &o. 80, Queen-street, Auckland. W. O. D KNNES THK GREAT MACHINB IMPORTER, is nobody's agsnt i mportb Direct the following Machines Singer, Genuine Arm and Platform Frlster & Rossman Princess of Wales Wertheim Home Companion, the New \v heeler & Wilson Home Shuttle Co.'s New Grover & Baker latest and beat Domestio Howe—A., B, and C. And Other Good Makers, All of which are for Sale on Weekly Payments of 2/8. One Month's Free Trial, with option of changing without loss. Unlimited Instruction at purchaser's house by the beet Machinist in the Colony. Machines kopt in order twelve months free of oharge. Tneso are some of the advon ages of Pur chasing at tho G 11 E A T DEPOT, OU_S£N-STRE_T p»ARDER~BROTHERS & CO., \j agricoxturai. Drain Tile and Sanitary Pipe Workp, possonby, HAVE ON SALK -100,000 Drain Tiles, 2to 6 inches. Straight, full measurement and well burned. A Large Quantity Glazed Socket Pipes, S to 21 Inchc3. Also, Bends, Junctions, Chimney Pots, etc. Al_ SIZES. T ARGEST SHOW-ROOM in town for J_l FURNITURE, CARPET?, and BED DING, is at T. & H. Cookk's, 67, Queen-street. TTPWARDS of twenty different patterns U of IRON and BRASS BEUdTEADS for Sale, at T. & H. Cooke's. 67, Quecn-streot T&TEW Patterns in DINING-ROOM and JJSI BJiD-ROOM CARPETS just f.peaed, at T. & H. Cookb's, 07, Quoen-street. BEST Quality KAPOK DOWN, a fresh Supply of Beat Quality raceived at T. & H. Cooke'b, 07, Queen-streot. FIVE Per Cent. Discount allowed to Cash Purchassrs at T. & H. Cooku's, Furnituro and Carpet Warohouso, C 7, Queen streot. £1 A to fil 000 LENT, on Building Society L\? principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sea list of Properties for Sale on 4th page.— C. Williamson, Estate Agent, Vulcan Lane.— geven per oest. allowed on money deposited or inveatmont. "VTEWTON CHEAP SECOND-HAND J_N FURNITURE HOUBK, Newly Opened, opposite Masonto Hall. T. BARRON, Our weH-ronowned Aquatic. N.B.—A commodious Hall at the baok of the premises, well lit with gai>, is now for hire at most reasonable rates, being admirably adapted for Quadrille Parties Meetings, &o. MRS. C. SKINNER, NEWMARKBT. Will in future conduct Business at the Shop ad joining Mr W. Hogg1, Grooer. A Woll-selected Stock of Fruit will always be on Sale. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Tn addition to the Fruit Department, Mrs Skinnor has doclded to open a Soloot Registry for Servants. njIHE undersigned is now prepared to J. Deliver tho best Firewood (out into billets by steam) to any part of the Borough of One hunga, at 13s a ton. Full measure guaranteed. —W. Bray, Princes-street, Onohunga. npROUSE X INGS. T. R O U S E R I N Gf S | Large Design of Patterns for tho Coming Season TROUSERINGSI Autumn and Winter Goods Just Opened Up. TROUSERINGSI West of England Tweotfs, in all shades. TROUSERINGS! Scotch and Baonockbura Tweeds. T R O USERINGS! Colonial Tweeds, inlargo Variety to select from. TROUSERINGS! French and German Tweeds, in all textures. ji R O USE B I NGS ALL MATERIALS THOROUGHLY SHRUNK AND IHNO-MADE, AT IT. L. POSSEKESKIE'S Merchant Tailor & Habitmaker, Opposito tho South British Insurance Buildings Shortland-stueet, 'Auckland. TO WORKING MEN, Carters and Grooms. Try my splendid Bliss Tweods to measure.—J. Williams, Tailor, "Victoria-street. KID GLOVES I—G LOVES .'—Just going to give away, 50doz. Dent's Laven der Kid Gloves.at Is a pair. A great variety of 2, 3. and J-button Josephine and other makes in Kid Gloves. 200 doz. in all the Now Colours of the Season. 500 yards All-Wool Crimean Shirt ing at Is Mi, worth 2s, per yard; a splendid as sortment of Now Waterproof Cloaks, with hoods, at I2s Gd, worth £1; imitation Welsh Flannel, &t Is a yard; 200 Lady's Winter Jackets, with fur capes; Wldo-width Blue Sorgo at Is 3d a yard; 300 lonjr Ostrich Koathors (coloured),- at 5s 6d, 63 6d, and 7s 6d, worth 12s 6d;a New Lot of Children's Jackets, at 5a Gd, 6a 61, an<l 7s 63. I *ill sell the balance of niy Boots aii'l Shoes for two weoks. Tho prico of my 12s 6d Sewn Kid Boots in only 6s 6d. A Splondtd Assortment o£ Now Fashionable Boys' Velvet Hats and Caps; also, Ladies" and Gents' Travelling B&its, at ralf the Quoen-street prices. -W. EYRE Victoria-atreet mURKISH BATHS. A trcßt for the Public from Monday until Saturday:—The Turkish Bath will bo supplied with Pure Oxygon without any extra charge. K. D. SYKES, Proprietor. mOURISTS TO THK HOT LAKES J_ „ would do wet communicate with EDWIN ROBERTSON, LIVERY AND BAIT STABLES DavoNPORT Road, Tauranga, i Who can alwa/B provide Conveyances cf every , description. Ladies' and . Gentlemen's Saddle , Horses, Pack Horsea; also, Experienced Drivers and Guides at an hour's notice. Charges most • reasonable. Telegrams attonded to N eta the address B_4n29Kv^V99lwMi^B_w_^E«^M_*£lL_--'ejp^r?RMKr



Public Noticea A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to advanoe Money on flrit-class securities, in sums of £50 and upwards. Applications for Loans to be Bent in by SATURDAY, the 29th instant. RICHARD CAMKKON, ' Manager. May 22. 1880. GREAT SUCCESS of "The New Zealand Muse," the Auckland Musical Journal, published every Saturday. Large in crease or circulation. Subscription, Cs per quarter in advanco; slnslo copy, 6d. To-mor row's issue contains "La Sere;mta Wa'tz" for tho hurp or pianoforre, composed by Professor M.'^wallaw ; lengthy «nd toohnlcal critic.Bins on choral Society and St. J&mea's Choir Concerts; Musical Gossip, Theatrical Notea, &c. Sub scribe at onse.—Publishiug Offic3: Hewins' Buildings, Wellesley-atrcet West. JJ" 7> T I C^ i". F. K. PUIPPS Intends running tho Arch Hi'l 'Bua to the Asylum on and after tho 31at of May (one trip every morning), leaving tne National Baak at 9 a.m. Leave tho Asylum at 10.30 a.m. A LBURNIA GOLD MINING COM PANY (RKGIBTBRED). Tho Transfer Books will bo closed from noon of TUESDAY, the l»t Juno, uutll noon of FRIDAY, the 4th June, whon a Dividend will be payablo at tho Company's Offico, Auckland. H. N. GARLAND, Manager. BOROUGH OF PARNELL. Election of Councillor, I, George Manners Mitford, Returniag Ofilccr for tho Borough of Pftrnell. notify that FRI DAY, the 18th d»y of June, 1880, is the day for the eiootion of a Councillor of tho Borough ot Purnell, in the room of Councillor Richard Forgie, resigned. I also appoint MONDAY, the 7th flay or June, 1880, aa the day, and tho Borough Council Office, Manukau Road, as tao place for the Nomina tion of Candidates. Dated this 28th day of May, 1883. GKORGK M. MITFORD, Returning Officer. AL.V.A. —Members of thef above are . notified that E. K. Tyler, Esq., is ap pointed Solicitor to tho Association. Any com munications with regard to tho Licensing day to bo made in tne first placo to tho Seoretary— H. Fuller. Gre, -street. HJIOOTBALL! FOOTBALL! ji W. W. ROBINSON, Tobacconist. 98, QUEEN-STREET, Has on hand a Largo Assortment of Rugby Footballs. Vanity Fair, Riohmond Gom, aud Bxcelaior Tobaccos and Cigarettes. Sole agent for tho Celebrated Club-Houso Cigar. NEHUNGA MUTUAL IMPROVE MENT SOCIETY. Under the auspices of this Society the Rev Mr Forbes, of Pokeno -will deliver a Lecture in the Preeybyt«ri«nChnrcb.Onehunga, oa MONDAY" EVKNING, 31at May, at haLf-pa«t seven. Sub loot—" The Art of Jogging a Bad Memory." The Lecture will be interspersed with Music— Selections rendered by the Olio Jr. Admission— Free. __________________ For Baia. FRUIT ANDIFOREST TREES BHRUBB, &c. SURPLUS NURSBRY STOCK— FOR SALE CHKAP -10,000 Apple Trees, GOe to 80s per 100 20,000 Pinus Inßigals, 1 to 2 feet hteh, 20s 100 10,000 CupKwns llacrocap*, 12 to 18 inches high, li to 20s 100 10,000 Blue Gums, 12 inohes high. Be 100 1,000,000 ifirat-cliiES Strong Quick, Cs per ICOO Delivered free on Board Steamer at No'sod. JOBN HALE, Nurssryman, Wolmoa Read, Neleon. TO CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS. FOX SALTS CHEAP, 27 Superior End and Sido-tlj> Wagons; o'.eo, one 10 H.P. Locomotive Engine. Apply to MESBRg ST onE BROS., Auckland. FOR SALE, a Four-roomed Cottage in Lorne-Btroet, with a eood welL—J. M. and J. Mowbray, Lnnd Agonts, 42, Queen-street. HiiAM CHEESE fresh three times weekly, wholesale and retail.—Auckland Dairy, Hobßon-straet IjIOR SALE, a Second-hand Bath Cbair JL" to (rood condition.—Cousins and Atkin, Coaich Builders, ielliot-stroet. FOR SALE, the Plant and Business of an Engineer and Blacksmith doinsc a good trade in Fy t—Particulars on application to W. MeKlnstry, Ponsonby. iHONQUKST PLACE, PARNELL. — *O Now Six-rosmed House for Sale and Double Allotment, fenced. Will bo sold en very easy terms.— C. Williamson, Estate Agent. Vulcan Lane. _____ ITUREWOOD.— In reply to local in your 10 issue of 30th April. I beg to inform you that a simple remeey for the nnsatififatory system of short measurement complained of is to favour me with orders, ivory ton dolivored by mo th»t i« short of measurement I will give free of oharge.—R. T. Graham, oppoeico the Dock, Custom-houee-stroot. <?•] Bn_NEW aud Well-finished HOUSK of *l / U g rooms, with sink, tank, grate, oven, &0., and allotmont 33 x 102 \J 30 minutes from Post-office. Terms ea3y.—S. vaile, House and Land Agent, jJhortJ and-street. jpocrn—CHOlCß LITTLH FARM of 28 aores 3JOOV O f the richnat volcanic »oil, oil cleaied and ploughable, substantially fenoed in six paddocks, and in grass, fto.; never-tailing stream of water; Houso of four rooms, Dairy, Stablp, Barn, &c—S. Vaile, Land Agent, Short lmd-etreet. n a en.—Capital Hoiibo of Five Rooms, with 3J'ku\J i arge outbuildings, well, pump, tank, &0., and Allotment with a frontage of 50 feet to two streets, by a total depth of 200 feet; laid out as gardon and orchard. Terms as agreed. Twenty-five minutes' walk from Q,ueen-6treot. — S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, !rhortland-st.g ■PAnn— HOUSffi of Eight Rooms (well-built £,4<VV _,! in good repair), W jth sliable, loft, shed, well, &0., and three allotments, havlog frantages to three sireets. Price, £MO. Twenty five minutes from tha Post Office.—S. Vaiie; House and Land Agent, Shortland-Btreet. i?ook.—COTTAGE of four rooms, frith allot *- -«* mout 33 x 92. good well, *o. Terms aa aereed. 25 minutee from Post-ofUce.—S. Vaile, Houbo and Land Agent, Bhortiand-atreet. .(•9 Kn.- Suburban Cottage of three good-sized „ — <J\J rooms, tanlr, &0., irith one aore of rich volcanio land, fenced and planted in three divisions; good view. Terms easy as agreed.— S. Vale, House and Land Agent, Sncrtland-Bt. Tjl O X SALE, WAIKATO - Farm 813 acres; splendid orchard, &o. PUKEKOHff—22t acres good Land, at £5 PAPAKURA—Farm 29J aorea; good position. £1 500 WAIKATO-Splendld little Farm 297 acres; good position BAST TAMAKI—For Solo or Lease, Farm ol 160 acres MANGAPAI—Nice House and 32 acres Land, only £260 ■ MANGATAWHIRI — First-class Farm 280 aoros; very good Several other Farms for Sale-Full particulars from Tanner & Kvans. BUILDINS MTES-Splonfltd position: Kybei Pass, 60 x! 200: Quarry Koad, 60 x 310; Pon aonby, various sizes PUNSONBY-Houbc Five-rooma, staWes, &o.: oornar lot, £350 DKVONPORT—HoEee and iJarso Allotment, £3UO PONSONBY—Largo House and five acro£ garden, &c. PO MSONBY—Hougo (new) and two acres planted, only £700 VINOKNT-BTREKT—House 14 Rooms, gooc" position, splendid view; only £700 TANNER & EVANS, House and Estate Aqekt, 71, Queen St. fpORSALE (REMARKABLY CHEAP), 1 A Compact TSLAND of about 109 acres gooc land ; good bouso, orchard and vinery: aboul twolvo miles from Auckland. Steamers pati three or four time* daily. A Nice Little FARM of 60 acres—ono-half cultivated, and a good flvo-roomed honeo, &0., upon it, in the Wiunul diatrlct. Prioo very low, A Good FARM of 151 acre?, largo orchard, good houso, and Buildings—nino relies by road and twelve by water—with good creek frontage, A Snug HOMKBTE AD of ICO acres good land houso and builJingai paddocks fened with quick thorn fences; stock, implements, &0., &o, All really Cheap. Distance about thirty nillef from town. Owner leaving for England. ONE HUNDRED ACRKS GOOD LAND forty acres in trass and fenoed, balance bush and fern—at Papatoito: thirteen miles from town. Price very low. Two Good NEW COTTAGES of five rooms oaoh, in Newton. Also, two Rood Allotments, 33 x 100 feet each, drained and planted with choico trees. One Allotment, 31 x 100 feet, corner of Commeroial Koad and Great North Road, Newton. Apply to JOHST SOPPET, LAND AGENT, 8, Uusen-street. TT» J. CARBINES, PRODUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANT, Durham-street, Wiahep to inform his friends and tho pnblii generally that ho has commenced business ai above, and hopas by strict attention to busiiicai and civility to those who may favour Mm witl their patronage to obtain a fair sh&re of support Country ecUlers will have careful attenttoi and prompt returns. ON SALK- Chesee Oata Batter Mnizo Bacon aud Hams Uran Potatoes Chaff Onions Fowl Whoat Flour Bonodust Oatmeal Grass Seeds ice, &c, &c.



Personal. IF the party that called oa Patrick Casey for information about the Robbery that - was committed in Onehnngt, will call again, he . will receive all information. Municipal Notices. fi IT V OF AUCKLAND. Notice is horoby given that tho City Dust, Cars will collect in Wellinqton-stkbktq between tho top of Bobsonstreet and Frankli - Read, every SATURDAY, »t 8 a.m., com inoucirg on Saturday, tho sth Juno. W. ANDERSON, City Surveyor. City Council Offices, May 28,1880. Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DIS TRICT. , IN BANKRUPTCY. f In tha matter of "Tho Dobtore ana Creditors 1 Act 187S" and of "The Debtors and Cre ditors Act Amendment Act, 1878, and •' Tho Debtors and Creditors Act, 1879, and of tho Bankruptcy of John MICHAEL French, of Auckland, in tno Provincial District of Auckland, in New Zealand, Grocer, a Debtor. Notice is horeby given that a General Mooting of the Creditors of the abovonamed John Michael French will bo held at the Office or William Thorno, 81, Unecn-streot, Auckland, on . THURSDAY, tho third day of Jane. 1880, at the ' hour of two o'clock in the afternoon, to receive '. my KoDort, and grant tho said Debtor an Order t of Discharge. I ALEXANDER DEWAR, Trustee. , WIMJAM THOBMB, 81, Quoen-Btroct, Auoklond, Bankrupt's Solioitor. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. * IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 187 C," and ot tho various Acti ! amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy Of OCTAVIUS ROSS AUBTIN, a Debtor. Notice is haroby given that it la the intention of Octavius Robs Austin, to make application to * this Honourable Court on WEDNESDAY, tho 1 9th day o£ Juno next, at tho hour of 11 o'clock In the forenoon, or as soon thereafter as counsel can be "heard in that bohaU, that an ordex of im modlate discharge may be granted him under toe 182 nd section of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." Dated at Auckland this 27* day of May, 1880. R. LAISHLKY, Solicitor for the Debtors, ; High-street, Auokland. ; Tenaera. OBUIL D E R S. ——«—— i Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, tho 3rd June, for the Kroclion of Brick Premises in Lorne-Btreer. Plans, &c, at our offices. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, Arohlteote. OBUIL D E X g» Tcndora will bo received until Noon of SATURDAY, May 29th, for the Ereotiou and { Completion of St. David's Church. Bymondfl-. street. EDWARD BARTLEY, Architect, g mo CARPENTERS.'" Tenders will bo received until noon of .. SATURDAY, Mar 28th, for Alterations and A Additions to House, Kden Crescent. EDW. BARTLEY, . I Architect. fj\ E N D E R . 5,.., ) Tenders are requested by the Town of Ngarua- , wahiaDistriot Board for building anew Punt, , for the Waipa river. • '.. ,i; Plans and speolflcations can bo Eeen at Mr Scherff Offico, Fort street, or at the residence of - 3 the Chairman. Mr E. R. Laing, Ng_uawahia. Teudors will bo received by the Ooalrman till Ist June, 18S0. w . c . RIC _ BTTB , Secretary, ,r..<, Ngaruawahia, May 2oth, 1880. 1 mo BRICK-MAKEBS & BURNERS. H ■ i " 3 Tenders will be received by tho undersigned • ;■■ 1 up to noon of WEDNRSDAY, June 2, for ' Making and Burning Brioks. Full partloulara - can bo obtained and specifications seen at my \ OfflCe' N.HARKER, 27, Queen-street. f !■■ " = i Meetings. ■ A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO. ' __ OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVEST. ) MIiNT SOCIETY. 1 NOTICE. '" The Eighth Annual Meeting of the Auokland 1 Permanent Cooperative Building and Inveat * ment Society, for the purpose o£ receiving tho 3 Annual Report and eleoting a Committee ot 1 Management and Anditora for the ensuing year,. I J will bs hiiid in the Lecture Hall of the Young 5 Men's Christian Association, Altwrt-Btreet, on TUEfeD^Y, tha Bth June, 1880, at half-past ( seven in the evening. JOHN BATGEE, i Secretary. 1 N.B.— Xomiaations of Candidates for Election mast be lodged with the Secretary on or before 3 MONDAY, tho Sl»t instant. (See Rule No. 44). \ Auckland, 17th May. 1880. 5 ——: '.. - To Liet. 1 rflO LET, iv Otahuhu, a Five-roomed 1 JL Cottage, with garden and staple attached, ■ X 15 minutes' walk from the Railway Station.— Apply Mrs J. G. Reyburn, Otahrhu, or to X., 1 " aerald" Office. _ _ ■'■ 1 f]nO~LET, the Ledwood Store, Ponsonby, "t JL with immediate possession. i: npO LET, on Lease, two Shops oud dwell-. ; : r fi- ings in Upper Symonds-atreet. Apply on .. the premises, one door above Mr Broadgate, ' Chemist. o_ ■:. \ fY\Q LET, a four-roomed Cottage, with a'; 3 jL fruit gardon. Rent, 103Gd.—H. J. Riordan, >, Nelson-Btreet. ' " - nr\O LET, a six-roonied. Cottage. Rent, i 1 tot permanent tenant, 1(53.—H. J. Riordan, 6 Nelson-street. - ~ — ; - fW\O LET, a Large Furnished Red-rooia,. '.',' jl_ suitablo for lady and gontleman or two.;*. " friends; also, a vacancy for two gentlemen.— Mrs. Hastings, Woodbine Cottage. Grey-street. I, nnO LET, a comfortable Family ResU r _fi denoa In Srmonds-etreet, containing nino '> d rooms, bath and store rooms, gas and water, large garden and shrubbery.—H. Aehton and ' Son, No. 8, New Zealand Inauranco Buildinßß. "• TO LET, a House in Seafield View.— ,a_ Apply at Bennett's Drapery Warehouse, . Queen-street, and next door but ono to Theatro ij Koyal. TO LET, a Family Residence in Fran£ ; ! lin-street, lately in the ooonpttion of O. ■ n A. Harris, Esq. The house has been newly . papered aad painted throughout. Gas and _ water l»id oc, &c—F. L. Prime, Estate Agent, 28, Insurance Buildings. : : >r J^O LET, FurDiehed Apartmentß for one :: '• a. or two gentlewen or a lidy and gentleman, ! with whole or partial board, at the North Shore, , •! three minutes' walk from the wharf.—Addres-, ' • R.W.," Star Offloe. s Board ana Kesiaence. HOT LAKE Sj LiKE HOUSE, ROTORUA. ' Touristsancilnvalid3madecomfort»ble during the Winter as well as Summer. •: ■ : Good Baths and every comfort for visitors. F. B. BOOTT, Manager. ~ | '» "TT'ACANCIES for several young Men-j ■• fl y aiao, M»rried couple, at G. E. Rollerson'a |t Board Residonco, P itt-stroct, two doors from !' Wesleyan Church. Terms moderate. \ If "W" ATER LO O HOUSE. y Waterloo Quadrant, Auckland, Board and Residence, by tho Day, Week or Month. Oppo- • J. site Government House and within five minutes d walk of the wharvea. 3. . d GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL I li XX HOBSON-STRKST s Board and Lodging. ... ~2oaperwoek ' (wtairle room) _2Ss h " ~~ v Lo3t and Found. a y OST, last Saturday, a Patent Whee ij JL^ Cap.—Fincler will please communicate to " this ofllco. h "I' OST, yesterday afternoon, between JLJ Grey, W akefleld and Queen streets, a Gold r Locket, with' two Photoa.—Finder will be re-" warded on brmgins; same to this ouloe, - "JTEW ZEALAND RAILWAY]?, , AUCKLAND SUCTION. NEWMARKET BRANCH. la OUT" j IN. ~~ w i.m. I i^T is Auckland, depart 4.40 Waikomiti . — b Newmarket Juqc. i.f>2 'Now Lynn . — t. Mount Kden .. 5.0 Whau, depart „ 8.10 , n *King Bland .. — Mount Albert ..8.15 Mount Albert .. 5.15 *Kiog3land _ Whau .. ..5.30 Mount Eden '.'. 8.30 *Now Lynn .. — Newmarket .. 8.10 Waikomltl.arrly.. 5.35 Auokland,arrlve_ 8.50 Notice.—Trains atop at stations marked * by signal only. Passengers v/iahiiig to alight must give notice to tho Guurd at tho previous station, A. V. MACDONALD, iv v m <k,« General Manager. March 29,1880.