unxXcS on tuc l>lll. —Alter conyitlcriiblG uis cusaion, progress was reported.

Pjn MB H. W. FAENALL'S CLAIM.' ]j Tiie adjourned debate on the question that the House resolve into committee to consider an address to His Excellency asking him to place upon the estimates the* sum of £1,050, claimed by Mr H. W. Far nail for services rendered and money ex pended in the performance ot his duties as immigration agent in Belfast for the pro vince of Auckland in the colony. . Mr Keloy said that upwards of £400' had beefl awarded to Mr Farnall as compensa tion for losses alleged to have been sustained by him, and he had given a receipt in full ot'all claims.

Mr Moss contended that, compared with what Lad been paid to others engaged to form special settlements, the sum awarded was insignificant. Mr McLean moved, "That the debate be adjourned to this day six months."

Carried on the voices.

LICENSING.

The House went into committee on the Licensing Bill, .After various reductions had been proposed in the fee the motion " That the bum as printed staud " was carried by 37 to 18. "Mr Pyke, Mr Weston, Mr Levestam, and Dr. Wallis, denounced tbe bill as having been reduced to a perfect chaos through the indiscietion of the temperance section of the House, and intimated their determination to oppose it passing the third reading. : •' An"angry altercation ensued. Mr ANDEEWS moved, " That jjrostress be reported," He said it was quite evident nothing -would he done that night. He blamed the Government for not bringing it on in' the afternoon instead of leaving it until that time of night, when the House was not in a lit state to deal with a matter of this kind. Mr fI.ALL opposed reporting progress. in consequence of the threats used by the op ponents of the Bill. He waa willing to keep them to their word, and sit till six lv the ( Sir W. tfOX hoped that after the dis graceful scenes of the. last two nights members would support his motion to abolish Bellamy's when he next brought it • j°Dr! WALLIS, Mt'WESTON, bM MVPYEB also protested against the language used by SirW.Fo*. '

Mr REEVES said Sir W. ?ox's remarks were a .disgrace to the House, and the Premier should be ashamed of himself. The 'motion for .reporting progress was lost en division by .33 p 18. V :^ L l,. ? A : Mr SiTEEttAN said that theY had.been|old that there. \had been scandals'scene's enacted." Had "the Chairman of Committee required to call one single member to order.:? The Premier was ..evidently nervous, >#c had bsen ,up. enjoying himself Jantrnght, and,evidently he wanted spra« re5t..,.,, lue Premier might.keep them to 6 o'clock as he thi^atened, but he.could tell them that th^y jvoufdVdo.more'jp aniour,, tormorroy^ than could possibly'be got done in that sitting., - Mr-PKCE said the previous speaker had fa'ot'butithe Wbrst afepect 6a what "had'ttan spired that.iiMtP ■ W-was; the Ohairinan who had beeiliisulted.'-It would go forth that he had allowed to pass unchallenged Scan'dalolia''sCen'e*(rr! -~ThePi'emieronght-to apologise, other,^ise.he ought to be treated aa such conduct merited.

Mr Hall said he did not think Mr Pyke knew what he had said. Amidst correc tions from Mr Pyke ajid Mr Reeves, he re peated what he had said.-- The' Licensing Bill' was continued last night. Tbe bottle license; £40, was re inserted by division of 42 to 7. Mr Oliver moved- that the wine license fee be in creased from £1' to £10. Mr 'Bastings opposed this license, altogether. Dr, Wains strongly supported it. ~i After.considerable discussion the motion for'increasing the fee lost by72B to 20.. '/Progress wasHhen re ported,, and the House rose at 2 o'clock.

CITY COUNCIL.

l atl^,,-meeting, "61 •ite;dy/,t6<}k place; last night, there being ; pre ; *aent:^Thc; Mayor: and Cr.3 Gbldiei .tPJßni 'ingiiiHi'tau^.'^ompsb^, Offer,'^ Crowihjr,

Waddel, Aicken, a.nd Montague. v $% '^(^OBBK^PONDKNCEr^LeIt.eray,' were lie 'ceiveS iiad diappsfed of "as" follows'•—'Prom the Secretary oftheTublic Works Depart menfrfelative to costwof Stanley-streietxand Grafton-raad drainage. From Messrs Russell and Devore, applying on. behalf of Messrs Shipley and Webb, for compen sation for injury done by the bursting of a water-pipe. Jtteferred to Finance Com mittee.—From the Secretary of the Wai katD Coal Company, asking for a trial of their coal.. -Resolved at the termina tion of the present .contract, •to make a test of the local_cqala.._JFrpm tne Inspector ol Tere^a^s. permission to erect two polet, for the purposes of the proposed Telephone exchange, one at the corner of Wyndham-street, opposite the Bank of Australasia, and 'the other at the corner opposite the * Waitemata Hotel. Granted, subject to reference to the Gas Company.—From Robert Rew, of Albert street, praying fer certain concessions under the .Building) reguJationgjuO Referred. ,tp Works t .Committee. -rrFrpm^.T.; wUtnilvey requesting the Couricil'to "erect the feuce •b'ii"the south sidePbf1 City1 Rba'd; iJTord.er that the footpath be m*de the proper width. . Kef erred to= ■ Woirks" Committee. j-^From^ I J. "Billlngton- asking permis'sida to ;put' .buildj ;ifig*!-;^ worth:::£7oo.-;<Ae ' £BOpVo*; PPt-fyM? 'allotments J i«id!.by,h'inj,4'ncEatteson-stieet, .androut-buildings,on. r tha.other., Referred 16 "Finance' 'Commitbge^From W.""Kirby .aßkiDg.f.or au.e^enaion; of cyaJrajckJiuie. ilAgueedi to.^-W waffiagreedinotito'i receive a letter which had been sent in by Mr Pi'iEfDiHo'n.'late1 assistant clerk. t(!< ■>"n. .. PETjTiOijp. — Cr"""Hemuß p.resentedya 'Petition frdm the residents of ° Symor/ds etreet-ynd'-'Graftbh Road-'praying Ttbat the Council would cause to be removed a fence rwhTcTi~6i)m"ru6tetf"traffic"^~Doinatn--Stfeet. iKefefred.'io WorksJCorifinittee.-iCr A'ickln presented a petitumJtom the residents'of Symo^ds-Bt^JE^t^.Maying^atij their frontages might be aiphaltea. Heferred to Worlte Committee., *',> , ~ Cash Bippßit.—The "Mayor said .that ttere^as.upwarda.of £5,000, to the credit^pf the borough rand at th6'bank. He recom mended that a pdrtionjoorf r be placed aifixed deposit'M 'six' months— .Bay.fS.OOO.x-The suggeation wap.aore^d Jo. k AtBBBT* TAKK-^Mr^ickin asked^when the iron railings if ,for"-the,park would be ready?—TherSUryey'or^replied\that l^e waa prepared to meei.thet committe^.iflt any time. {£..' i;m: ~U>l bjL-mWV

DISREPAIBED insFOOTPATHS-:.—;'Upper Queen-street : Cr Montague 1" called ,atten-i tion to thestafe bfthe. fbflfpa^liati'^aams'a; frontage, jJUpper' i Queen-atteeit^ijiiJ Parkj Place: Cr Aickin also mide ;i!i'complaint' withjiespec.t to the footpath' 6a tho"s»ternj Bide '6*^rfei!l«fiftiroifto6lo.waW«« were referred to the Saryeyor^report upon. AIiBBET-STBEETi-rr.Cr^. Waddel—drew "attention rto the parapet ,o.f thf waUrinj 'Albert-street. ' He thought it should ybe moved away, aud'sotne'lighter atrixptui^ J>e substituted.—M wa^jreMolWd J that '-the] Surveyor shoultfmake'drawings and _speci-l fiMtion^foranir.on/aiiin^,andsubimJ;,,thej samerto the next" meeting; of ..the ißublici Works Committee. iuo-syy.';n Uitwusia JtfJ ; Corporation ■OFFioEiJ.f^The Surveyor! laid on the table plans and specifications for the suh-divisioti of tho'old Resident Magifl trate's Court Building-into offices for thej Council.'Wfl; ■•officers' of/ th'e ( Corporation.! The oost would-be- £150, and the .fittings! .would icost -£100. —Cr'»Thomp- son suggested that theseatsfpr the^cfeTi'e'tSl .public should lie placed in/ttie Council room j and accommodation provided for therepre-j sentativesof the Press. It was resolved; that tenders for the work should ;beicalled j for, and also'Jo give notice; to the i termina-j tion of" occupancy-of the present offices.— j »" AiiF?Kp>STßßET.rrPlanSfor & buildingjat; T{ne""cbrnec..,of,Alfredtstreet.and QrinCe^-| ■Btreefrto;be of :concrete corared i-withialat'ei '"were approved jot.- ■^■.v.i.ttoL'-riv- ■ ■■'■ e<'- ! „•. -Misceli.ani^)US.,7-Jt was decided 10-de-j lease held by-Dempsfiy; juh,,| i-to'-'caill for.j^eriderA^t^r.^h'e.^Albert^stregt! 3f6otpEth',' tdreau^t Me^^ Speight".t6, pro'eeedj *-in&;.sft':il?Aff»/JSali( Sitel 'BiHi!;iand!"7fo 'amend* theßatW 'regulatibns'aslollttwii— j ■That irom ■ September" TsT to AEril, *30thi the baths beropen daily from 5- a;mh,to 7! &m,, and from Mayr. Ist to A'ugbt^3lsti itoni 6 a.m.-tp ; 6;p.ni., the hours for Sunday f;io.'remainias^ at-pVasentf^Tie; desirability j .rpf repainting the.1 firi-plqgi.nbtices "wasae .Jerreatq^h^Fir^^'ißriga'de Superintendent. .was also decided to extend -the culvert •in Uppei"Qu6eß-sWee|t. ' /, •'•'. ■'. 't i; (3eafto^-eo^p Md- som6iindnl gence in respect of this vcontract^a^P.'tnei .jirouud-'was'sofc and saturated v/ith water. | The Surveyor suggested that the contractor; should, be retimed to proceed "with the,; L kerbing. ~.,., ; . 1 ''Works- ; Committee.—This i committee• reported, that it is not contemplated to cut; Shottland.street to fixed levels at present, j but that there isnoimpedimeutto the Messrs "fieflSby'sMljuilding,1 "tue fixed level';at site 6 pf 'their " property :■ being only about two i inches belowihe present leveL The: cpm cinittee alsp/jfecbmmended •"thatithe'-peti ..t^flers of.Pert-^treet be informed that the lane'has been'recently repaired-^that the .asphalting of footpaths ia Lower Hobsou ■street be done"; that,,a ii disb / , channel,:with lecomniended for hair ex -iGhajjel-streefei ;thai?ia-'lamjpat'-i Wfillesley '•stieet -Be efecteS; 'ih'at^tielconsideraijqn of

I ,EI yjrjl ,ta<h;:H

the letter from the Karangahape Road Board be deferred. — The report was adopted. Upper Queen-street.— The Surveyor recommended the extension of the culvert in this place. He estimated the cost to be about £70.

Order Book.—The Sanitary Inspector reported that the order book at the "head of the ataira " had been torn down, and the leaves defaced or torn out of the book itself. Finance Committee.—The fortnightly report of'this committee was brought up and adopted. It contained the following recommendations :—(l) That a atandpipe be erected on the railway wharf, and that the present one on the CJueea-street wharf be moved to such a position as the Harbour Board, may desire ; (2) that Lower and Little Queen streets be included in the rounds of the dust .carta; (3) that the tender of Jagger and Parker for timber be accepted j (4) that re cancer in animals the Inspector of Abbatoirs be requested; to prepare amendments, and submit the same to the next meeting of Council; (5) that the laying of mains in Custom-House street West be done by the Council work men under supervision of the superintend ing engineer. Accounts.—The ordinary accounts were read, and authorised to be paid.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

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

Dktjnk. — Benjamin Sidney pleaded guilty to this offence and was fined 53 with costsi . • ".''■' '.Breach'of Licensing Act.—Windsor Humphreys was charged with selling i alcoholic liquor at the Great Barrier Island on the 12th of May to one William Phillips, defendant not being duly licensed., under the Act to sell spirituous liquors.—Mr $amuql' Hesketh appeared for defendant, and-Would plead guilty under the circum stances. Mr Humphreys wa<s connected with Shine in a store on the-island. They kept alcoholic liquors on the premises, but :n'bt:with a view to profit. On the day in question, :in the course of business, grog wa'3' l;givea out to the men. — He, hoped therefore' that '. His . 'Worship, would take.a lenient view of the case, as defend ants'idid not make it a rule, to sell grog, although they intended to establish ran hotel; °as soon as - the license' could be obtained. Mr Pardy said the police had re : ceived numerous complaints of liquor sell ing 'ou the island,' which was cansing a great !,deaT',bf misery .among .t&e's'ettlers. Thejnan'W.Uliams had paid 35.6 d for shouts, and in another case more money had been paid'j; he would'ask thattne two cases; .be Wketi1 :tbgSth?r;: ' i;; He' -'believed it;' was lae1, intention ,of defe4'daut9 I'd; apply!; forjai license! '."'The:: store '■■'■■ was> : situated ,at time Bay.—Patrick'Shine, was charged with.a like offerice on- the same day at-the (Jreatißarrier liii'in.d,, by .selling \% \ quantity of rum to James William9,'.a:Bettler.r-Mr, Pard^'isaid'the cayes^were >ptffc'>and'<<the gatoe, ,jbu£,two jrifdrmatipriss f had.1 befeu'laid;' iniidrder tuat ithVfirs't might not fail thr'pugJi arjy'teclinttal boinfcithaturiight befraised. The o'ases^thereforp, Ywfere•treated1 as one' case/T^His said ~dpfe'nd>nts;;Ha(i adted very and iaidvitnemseLves 6pen'^,i'a!'tfeavy i penalty ;! they:had;<hot; ey^n! applied for ;a buffi licence../,.Bui;,as] the. costs iWere' lieavyi Ithe..fiue'w.ovi.ld.;l)e. comparatively light, natnely, £10 ;i. costs, £12 15s, chiefly witnesses' expenses. Spurious. Coin.—Samuel Keys was charged with'tendering a counterfeit half-a crown to Thomas'Noonan on the'7th inst, with intent.to defraud —Mr .Laishley.ap p.^re.dl'fqr; prisoner..- Mr Pardy said, frsn.. certain representations since madfl to him, he had reason to believe that the coin was genuine", but had been coatedjin some wjiyj Detective Jeffery would go and ascertain whethe^the.cqitfwasgeriuiiie.or not. tie must, therefore I,' ask tor a" remand.—Mr Laishley said he was so confident of the innocence pf his.client and tbe,genuinenesss ofithecoini .that he::wouldi offer ho.iobjec-, tion" to a remand ■ tomorrow;—Mr Pdrdy" said', fce.V'jiras", willing, to :nieet Mr Liishley atl}ls conve,nieucej,bjit he wanted a little more time to^looknintoithematter, a?complaints; '"were; coming: mM rota" all direction?. respecting,. spurious, coin,]— a is Worship inspected.the'coin, and thought it had undergone an 'acid bath.—M r Laishley said/his' client; was one of the leading 'mem bersof the Working M en's.Club, .and Mr Koth would be bail ior him.—His Worship said this was a1 mbsk serious1 offence in the eyeiof the law*-and he miist adjourn; the consideration of bail until.to-morrow. , ... '•The "OBSEKVEa" Case.—rMrW.S.Pul ford,' manager "of ;the "Observer,"- was charged witttthe larceny, of two " Obser vers"! on the 9th.inst., the'property : of^ercy Oj Fleet.— Mr Laishley appeared for defend darilL—Mr'flaunaford:stepped .up ,-tp His Worship and handed him first a privaXe note. ~:and^s.econdly s,a,.««>£,• pfcjtnU morning's " Observer, desiring mm to-aread something reflecting upon his (Hann'aford's) reputatidu.—His Worship ; refused,;,.a'nd severely censured Mr Hanuaford for his con* duct in attempting to influence the .Benchi Mr Laishley j objected to Mr Pardy coni ducting tho prosecution ,as the pqlic.&had refused to take up the oase, andit was quite evident-no felonjrhad been committedr-The ptoseWtidri was a private one of Mr £Tanha> ford's on behalf,.of ,his stepson, Percy o'Doffd Freer."—'Mr' Pardy .said he fieeiyTadmittedr ,that:' there i^a !r.;really noi intention; <>f larceny, ;/>' -but y»'ij:Mjr Hannafordwas mot> competent; itoifairly state the case, he wished to do so for him and^'thdught -it- Would } be' '•i oiilyfo;fair to both, parties.^j-Mr Laishley;:;said'We charge: wa3 .thatr Mr j Piilford 'was '.a7|elpna He was, ■'cha ) vged s with felony j-anditswas quite dviijbnt'Jrpm. Mr, Pirfly'|; own States meht''ih'at no'"felony had/bejin! cqmniitted. Befoy O'Dbwd Freer having been examined frs'to'' tUer'natiire bf-'atfoathj ' deposed' that he .w»s.-selling,- i.onjhe..liay^in,, qiwistibn; ''Obsenrors1' and other p»pers. : , rHe.bought three " Obsetvers". ;from::George Kearney. Mr Palford spoke to him, atkiog him where lie gb£Hh& 'I CBservers.'"- a Ho'declined" tjo say, and Mr Pulford"then took them away from'tain: 'He had-'piid'twopence each for ffiM. r} w#eq't'.t6,tnef' <!obsei;y«-1' offi^, aM uemandcd'nis papers.'biit he would not tejl either Mi^T PulfdM or Mr Rathbone whd'had'-sold'thein to rhim:6r where he got them:-To ,Mr Had,_j been convicted :o'f larceny lait '3>ear;. H"e' 'did not know,-that many, : (f .Qbseivera,'' .had^been stolen.—His 1 W;or^iip : ; Mr Pa/dy, do. these tidys takeout a license for hawking paper£?. —Mr r Bardy-i tfiop .Worship.r-His • Worihip's'aid fh'eboys.seemed to be selected for hawkiDg paper's who, liad the most up: 'melodjiius'voicfsi-^Geprge Kearany deposed ( that Kc'eolcl the'itwo!,papers to!/Freer. It waaagainst thei,'rp.bJ3eryer,''. rules J9 sell; ~papßrs*to'b.dy.B.not; ; embloy,ed.:by the office.; Had frequently been forbidden, to,do so.—; Thomas Brown -Hannaford deposed thatihis stepsonVcamu home : i cryic(g, I ;m(ist bitterly. The teara^ran icopipusljr dowto,,the boy's xjheeks.,, ".ftn, being; informed ptthe cauge, W^weu^t^the Pplice:3tation at ..once laid'aninfornsationßgamstMrPulfofd.. Did not go'tOtne"'^Observer."'office to enquire into thfe'^m^te^Mr'^'Laighley ad dressed the Court,;and.said it was perhaps theatmost .trivial and rcontemptiblei (charge! ffiatliad eyer bfee^b'rbuAhjt'into'Cbttr^-and to jir<jve' oth'a't"ii;' wA£,nMi<Sidusly' brdWght, he would put Mr'K»thbohe in the box.— Alffed:Kathlwn'e, iprqprietdr^df tbVe s'AOb. servety" deposed that! 'n'utonerj''of papers wefepilferedfrom'tlie "Obßerver"'bffice ; m| fact, seldom a week passed that numbers weren't missing?-' The'only of keeping any control over the runners was to-insist that they should not sell to other boys not licensed On Saturday morning Mr Pulford | told.witneas he.had taken two.papers from j the boy Freer, who refused' to say where he I got them from.,,Hjß(Mr Rathbone) told Freer he could have"1 them at once if he: would only name: the seller, or. .prove that; they weren't stolen. Freer, however,; would say nothing.'and went away. Wit .ness did not, wish to keep the papers, 'and ;Jbdthi he • and Mr Pulfordi. told Freer so repeatedly. Had he confessed to purchasing" them from Kearney they would have been given-back at, once.—Mr Laishley said he""could call another witness, but His Worship said it wasn't necessary.— Mr Pulford, asttl&nager of the " Observer, had a perfect 'right to seize the papers if he thought they had been improperly come by. The boy had already; shewn that he alone was in fault: Heshould dismiss the case.— Mr Laishlejr;.sßewed/tbat. the case was clearly malicipus,' and heVwoiild ask His Worship^ to exercise, his/powers in the matter of-:cpsts,-^His; Worship'; said Mr Hannafora had ndt acted wisely :he should certainly Haye gdne;to Mr Palford at the office, which wquld' have saved defendant much annoyance and trouble. Mr Hannaford intuit-. > pay £2 2s] costs.- Mr Hannaford :"rn never pay it, but will go to gaolil'l My boy has^eenrobbed- MrLaishlejr^iyery wejl; Til see that the committal w made out in time. ; ASSAULT'/f Thomas Heath was charged with coinihiiting an,:assault 'upon the person or Thomas Finch, at Deypbport, on the llthinst/^ThVevidence-'ih this case satisfied the Court that a gro 9 s assault had been committed:-on-;Complainant^m? Wbrship ordered defendant; to- pay-a t hne df:;2ps,.and 12s costs, pr r; take 14 days.,in Mbiin&Edehi:,/> si vtabiutt : « •■' ■ r ', k ,; 1 uSTOWNGA'WOMAN.-Ahck^and Harry Rainbow were charged with throwing stones at Bertha; Taylor arid injuring her hea'diiandi^ody ;on the 11th wst.-Mr Edward' Cooper appeared for defendants, and pleaded, guilty un^er extenuating cir : cumstatices"; ;(l| jMbf?yAiKsr'e' *ely Bma •aap jo;u) eviiTima'uvii nd^daonv

I and young in years, the oldest being by 8 years ; (2) they were of the Hebrew persuasion and subject to persecution on that account; (3) that they were simply throwing stones for amusement, and not with any intention of injury to Mrs Taylor, —Mr Theo. Cooper for complainant, said he was sorry he could not endorse the sympathetic sentiments of his friend on the other side. The little boys were thoroughly mischie vous, and a common pest to the neighbour hood. They not only threw stones, but stole flowers, and committed all sorts of : offences. The boys were young in years, it was true, but old in iniquity. He had a .number of witnesses to showthe,character of these boya. (Mr CooDer here produced a kit 1?of stones which had been thrown at Mis Taylor and others.) He would ask that the father of the boys might be .called upon to find sureties, not simply^ for the protection of Mrs Taylor, bnt for the safety of the whole district of Liverpool-street.— Bertha Taylor, wife of Thomas Taylor, gave the particulars of the assault, and wrote down a «pecimen of the bad language-usedby the boys. Several of the stones and pieces of bricks struck her on the head and shoulders. She had frequently complained to the father of their conduct. They had assaulted her since she had taken out the summons.—To Mr E. Cooper: Had never had words with Mr Kainbow. About three years ago he placed some old timber against her fence and house, destroying her straw berries. She spoke her mind about it.— Mrs Ellingham, wife of a city merchant, and Mr Wade, architect, gave an account of the doings of the boys, which'were un bearable ; in fact, neither woman nor child could go out without being stoned/ and nearly every windQW in the street had! been broken,r-Mj':T. Cooper' said he could call about a dozen respectable witnesses, Mr 'Berry, 'editor of the "Herald;";'1 arid others;' "but JHis Worship said, ho'; was satisfied with the evidence before him, and should dismiss', the boys; but to' that'dis-, missal'would be appended an, order that they be sent to the Industrial School fgr.a term of tbiee years.—The father (a res pectable hard-working man) expressed !i wißh that he might bo permitted to give sureties fortheir future conduct.—His..Wor ship replied that he could not alter his decj sio'Bj—The applicant said he had gi^eri his sons'a severe beating.—His Worship : And it has .had no effect..;- :>; ;; a V c

A TERRIBLE HOAX.

lh'ei Steamier, ulanche Proceeds.fft '' Motuihi anii..discovers Albion is not There.

iilh'.iA'.it • U - . ''v "T'TT.T"^ ■'.'. ■:■.! Jif-":*!.'. !l£i The agent of the Union :Stea,nishji>' Giixh) pany being naturally anxious for. the arrival of the B.S, 'Albion, from Sydney was making enquiries in that direction early this morn ing, and the -result of -his inquiry -was, ultimately, a most startling one. The Albion,'itwas.knqwn,wpuld ; proceed direct to the quarantine station upon arrival,, and thc""ageut 'ha"d'*made wjiat seefcued to '■} be most-satisfactory arraugomenta lafJthW re moval oLhercargo.jntathejaiS;^ the transfer of. the' Sydney passengers by the Pengujui.-;' iXTptill'sunsetlait'evening the had notibeeij: signalled, and when; the signal-ataff was observed1; at dayi^eak i this .mbraing.,nothing, '; ,yraa noticed vto fititimate ■ either that-i the Albion Bad * arrived for, that :shs had^: proceeded; ;td Mbtuihi, ; JSoffeVer, subsequent events proved that,for ouco it was' : decided not, to -trust to'the; clear siahtedness hi- the'lpok-oiit,; at Mount .Vic toria,"'^ The Hftibßur-Ma»ter ifanded'li^Baw the Atea^^:t6e:Heaas'tMß;m6rnii^;i'pro ceediag.;in.t.thef direfit^on p| Motuihi, and under the impression that, shehad escaped notice at the fcignal-itStiori^ he informed the Union Company's agent. Never doubting for a moment that the Harbour- Master was in , his calculations, Mr Henderson commenced / making ar rangements 'for .the transmission %t the >Sydney ipassengers .from, the Een guinv -'The Blanche;-w<is chartered for the purpose; Between twenty and.tfiirfy passengers and their luggage were tnkeu' on board,-and the little steamer left the vrbaff fit half-past eight o'clock this morninf*:'^'A' stiff north-easter-, was blo,wing, / and the water was very lumpy. , They, had for the moat part to remain on deck, the cabin being quite insuthcient for the aceommoda tiqn of all, and the Jesuit was Jhat.tiiejVrip. down was far from .'enjoyable. '■■. .::,"> -A inw

Meantime the Customs' launch was making preparations tot- a trip' down.- Dr. Philaoiv the Health Officer,'wa9'to' have left by her, and it'"was'expected that the steaiher^w'ould' briri^ af portion of-the'rtiail from tthe? .Alhiqn.pthja...afternoon.// £>r. Pbilso'n, " it*' "appears,'" -had beeu keep ing, a strict.'-- rvlook-out on the signal,station from the Hospital and seeing nothing to indicate the arrival of the Albion was in no hurry '■ to cbrhe down. About 11 o'clock he naa informed by a messenger that the steamer had arrived before this morning. He hurried-down to the-wharf ,but only to find that he with numerous others had been . moat^terribly s hoaxedtr thatj'in" fact " tne farrivalt lof 4 |hfe Albion was, a, myth., Thefl.s. Blanch was observed returning shortly before noon, and os it was w.ell inovnushe could not in so short a period -of-time have transferred her freight and returned, numerous conjec tures were-hazarded aa to -'the !cause of her return. The, prevailing opinion ..was, that tji'e.^ekther, djitside, had been,' top' riiuch". for fiei-.wi tliat tae^captain haicl therefore;been compelled to '"bont ship," Quite a:large crowd awaited her arrival at the. wharfi 'The pas<iengefß"were; 6hserTed/,.crpwltje'd. ( -.'ott the de,Qk looking considerably disconsolate, ;and among theih Mr Henderson,' tKe;agent for thb'^Uwon1 Company. :jf The: Btory^toUl is lhat':thieyi' Went' some;little .distaace past Brown's Island, all. the time watching for a glimpse of the Albion, but unfortunately "she was not there," It waflfltionceiSfisn that the Harbour-master had; been'out in his reckoning; and th¥'i&teamerwns; accord inyly put about and Steered in the direction of Auckland: Someswere I extremely. :dis eußted thatsthey :diould -haTe- thKai! been Biibjected to so much inconvenience, and Sypulf "Hsteh;;- io' ;n'd ''leipjanatidhi' Mr H'endMSbß-'madeijhe best .of. the r affair.by relating the facts and the manner in which he himself had beenmisled, and. then re questing one arid all^Otake up their qtiar, teVV'ior the; present at the Governor, Browne ttotiel.'. Tbatihad' a pacißc effectj ri and ; thfe majority went in search of the^stfbltohm'fcnt above indicated, firmly determined, to wait nn'til they »aw the Albion signalled* Beit time. ,'-■■'; ' '■•* > The Customs' launch aUo was saved the necessity of a stormy trip by the.timely in formation, and Dr Philspn willjiot Jap spjrry that he > little late in .hearing, of her " nupposed ""arrival.- -

SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTER TAINMENT.

The children's, aunual. fintertainment^in connection wfth" &i.' Jamea' Sunda^schoibi; toot*place last evening'- in l the 'HaHrWel lineton-street, and passed off ..most^sjitis* j ;faetoriiyr!i^The building «w» ;oroWdedi||; excess by the children ahd!their parei^sAnd frieuds."" Mr':Pe'ter Mabkie t.(tU>(Super intendent) occupied- the chair and opened the proceedings with! a few remarks. A capital Iprogiamme was then gone; through, comprising recitations by Misses Isabella Down, Clara Steele, Mr JK. Barry, and Masters Edwin Wright, JEL Smart, M. Barry, J. Smart, F. Boyce, W. . Home, Ernest Wright, K. Mackie, G. Smart, and R. Reid, and a song by Miss Mary McNaughton.: Two spelling .beeß were held, aud gave infinite amusement to the youngsters.. They appeared'-'to, be as much enjoyed as the cake, comfits, and fruiti 'which were handed ground during; the interlude. Handsome, ytiooks weifejpresented to the following winners of first aud second class certificates awarded by \ihe Presbytery last jear for proficiency in Scripture and.. catechism, /yis^.j-First Class^ertifJßates s-Mis'sea.ftpessjg^ilson Ellen%impßob;-B; McKerras^ane' Smart, laabella^cNab.M,^;: Briton",>C.:Barry, and Masters Gi'.McQibbon, B;"McKerras, and W. Drumm6na..V;Secohd;,Glasß cerlificates: Misses Kate Smith7'"Agnes Sinclair, Susan MoNalp and Masters James Pooley and Joha Miller. Matter George Simpson.-altfo obtaihed'a prize btither"BtreiigthJof'a'firßt- class certificate for Scriptur^,, ?nd Miss S. Gilmer one also as theholder of a second class certificate for Sqripture.., ,-,,,, T EIHT

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORBESPONDEUT.]

| t\r\ -" THAMES; : this day^' A. McLaughlia, boss of the shift in-"the Golden Crown mine, was .fined £2 and cost 3 for assaulting H. R. Jones',; of Auck land, who desired to force his way into the .Crown workings without his assailant's per mission to" inspect the workings. Defen dant had instructions from the manager not ■to allow Jones in.

PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.'J

r•"'■"■ WKLLINGTON, this day.

j At the Supreme Court, the libel case, v. Johnston, which commenced [yesterday, is qtill.procqeding^hut will con 'elude this afternoon.

1 ;CHRIStCHURdfI;: tnis'd'ay;

; The Canterbury Yeomanry: havedecided to hold an annual training muster in Ootoben iii the Southern part of the pro-.' vince. The settlers named Alfordj in Forest dis :trict, have resolved to oppose the rates proposed;to be raised by^the Rakaia and AshburtOQ Forks JRailway Company, and ~inten.dj.ta petition.' the GoverunxentiOn-^hg matter," *

DUNEDIN, this day. ' Louisa Lookley, ia; prisoner,' died in the ; hospital last night of consumption.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

WELLINGTON, this day, Proposed Return iol!Pi>ovin , cialism. , ~., Motion by Mi?- Slieehan.

Mr Sheehan has given notice for Tuesday next to bring in a Bill to repeal the Abolition b'f Provinces' Act; :>: ': ° " }

!,The motioni'i¥a8 jrepeived.;with cheers.c,t

THE ROYAL PRINCES.

fiis WpBSHiP the-Mayob receivedihis

afternoon, from Admiral Clanwilliani Jan ana war .to the cablegram which he dca patshed|yesterday, asking information reference' ,;to. the movements pf":,]the Squadron.i;i It, states that-.the Squadron (subject..Ho alterations)" -will i 1 leave Syptey! Son Saturday week, the 23rd of:' July, and. come on to Auckland, thence under sail. ;• The Admiral cannot stat^'' the exaictj: duration of the:visit,|ibut thinkfl',it vwill' at auy rate extend oVer-five days.^jEarl Cianwilliam has also cabled^ to the ;Coiie'ctor' of: Customs for • information reiat'ive:jo:.the.quarantine;Tegulations. !

YOUNG MEN'S INSTITUTE.

At a meeting or gentlemen h'eid last even ing it was decided to make the necessary arrangements for opening a Young Men's Institute in Auckland. An institution of the kind refen'ed:tb'lhas!ldn&beeriir6^ iiri'd'"iit 6iß' nbnly: natural tjj.^iijipol^lhiSit will.rsceive the: patrQaaWfllE 'tWe lor.wlwae benefit it'has been ; stajted.y/ruo- Young; Womdn'S Institute will'be takenoi ainodel, and the establishmeritwill'be conducted'6tt somewhat similar principles. The pro moters have several objects in view, and the persons whom they seek principally to benefit are the apprentices and men em ployed in the varipfl*factories and work shops in the city. ?' All' those who desir&to become member^tpi the institute may ; .do so:on payment of the nominal fee of one shilling each. /No subscription fees fare charged, and : r consequently none will be~;excluded.^hro"ugli,,ii^|ity to pay for ithecusto&ary cqntHptitioiSiijj, The pro mocersTiav&Seiited abulldirig'at'thecorner of;Alb"<Srt and'iCook^str_eets,vand this will befitted up for the uccommodation of the members, and-opeiied'"daily (on and' after Monday next)'from 12 (nooD) till £ p.m. Coffeeand tea will be provided for members, ihe charge being i|s the fate of2d par cup. Bnns,;cakes, &c, will also bo supplied at a moderate cost, j It is inten.ded to provide chess [and draught- tables, newspapers, periodicals, and .books, so that thfci member^;;;may ;' spend their remainder of the timo'it thei^ disposal after they have bad- their lunch, in a pleaaant an'diinßtructiye'm»nneri, When the num ber* of members has:sufficiently iucreaa'sd, it is proposed[io rent "larger and more central premises, and keep them for the con venience of members until a late, hour icfittul the, evening.,: ».ah&.i, project is certainly one deserving"-of the encouragement 'and 3:'' of thS public, and it is to be hoped that the.e'ffirts of the promoter* in thus providing a/desii able ittttitiitiori for' ybung might otherwise spent their leiaurt timb'unpftin'tJ ably in a public hb'iise'baif'or strollinj; about the streets, may be crowned;with the siic'eeVS they deserve.' is not formed us a monetary speculation,;and the directors of the fcheme hate no intention^ of making money by. i.t. Should the receipts exceed the expenditure, the members them selves will reap the benefit Better accom modation will be' prbVidett,' and'''further cou- Teniepqea.and meansi of enjoyment obtained. At 'the meeting'last iiight an energetic com mitteo was appointed, and as it was desired to inaugurate the institute without delay. The committee guaranteed^ :£ 20 ftp wards the necessary opening" ~• expenses. Mr H. JSdmiston waa- "i: appointed hon. secretary and treasurer, and it is ■ re quested that those of the public yrUp feel dis posed to assist with donations of periodicals, books, or'm&ney should communicate with that gentleman. a¥ the Young Men's] Christian Assooia'tibn Rooms. The principal I factories and * workshops will be visited by | one of the committee, who fihall distribute circulars explaiiiing the objects; of the' scheme. Intending members should send j in their names to Mr lidmiston. ,

CONCERT AT COUNT ALBERT HALL.

In spite of the pitohers of Pluviusand attondan ; discomfltnre, a large.audience braved the ele | menis last night to bo present at this singularly suooinct entertainment. The performances! began, with i^n overture critply played; by,-the ' Miseas Wolla'niß, the marks of expression on the; score having correct interpretation. A glee foi-! lowed by the Misoes Lewis; both ladles are! very. loathful ond.sing with much t»Bt», and; i>vibce>igns of ability aswell astriinlng. Mr' Lntißon.'tho .i**epreisaiWe,'wi« T>ar, ■8xoell«nc»', •th'# iron- comlq'uo for this ninhf'tSniy.and in" ,hlss'bl(O' I'ofi oddities .introduced -'," Awfully?: OWvef;» I" Lah"De'Datii"-./and!''ta'fcfiftar- Blaa balled "•rm-'Not JJlMySelf "at J AllJ'j .Tta«h!brDKit«t W4»:i;notJ"ggo?ribut:ikU!;Cthi3r iequlsite*ii!were:iMpresentji liMls* Greenwood: recited, with,remarkable facial1 delineation, in ".Der^tvaragh," ; ani the; wily; garrulous'saint. Mrijiewlftisang ihm". Gauntlet ".'obnforz'a, and Mrs Stavehnon: rendeie da ballad, i which ap- V&pdM>Mrk satUfap,aon,- rt Thai chef,; d'<».airx6 ■wW tße Dfllllarit teohnique shown."gi Mrs Greenwood ,Ib, Jhalbergjj",,'?' Home,, Sweet ■HoiWUtpeVff Wkever weW!of thi«/ind Whan in the hands of an artist, the work Is doubly welcome. The smart repartee of-'^The rotiool for Scandal" (Shsridan), which Bolgraviana assert is the highest class of comedy, had re fined pourtrayal at the hands of Mrs Stone (Lady Teazle), and Mr A. Stone (Sir Peter). Miss Moginie nang "To the Woods," with fine effect, and the applause was both long loud and deafening, fig The Jady however, refused to appear again. The whole concluded with the soreamlng'faroe of Domestio .Economy." The oast included >Mr and Mrs Greenwood, tho Misses Greenwood and Mr Hnlntoad, etc. ;-.-The scene Is laid in the conventional grocery store, redolent of the scents of soap and red herrings. The '.'set"refleotcd the highest credit upon the stage.ynanager.v We have seldom seen- the farce.better done.-A dance ended the festivities.

FOOTBALL MATCHES.

The [following are the teams iin the eeyeral matches to be played to-morroTf|afternoon at the North Shore and Metropolitan Grafton v. Ponsonby.—Gration: Orchard (oaptatn), Beale, Ansley (2i, Broadburst, Biggs, White Hall, Newell, Kyan, S"6n Stunner, Meare, Mocatta, Spencer and;s-Talbot; emer gency*--Gilbert and Wright, >pjsnsonby: Miraky (captais), ArneHJ"Sleene "(2), Msxtm, Davy, Coleman, WMteside, Braund, Henderson, Fordo*, Clayton, McLean, McLean, Hanna and Button; emergenoy-Stovln. North sbohk v. Auckland.—Auckland: Henderson {captain), Carter, Moginie, Lees, Culpan, Stewart. Flßher, Carr, Pearson, Hardy, Courtayne. Hlufaur Lynch, Campbell, fGiu, Cranch and MflCormiok, > orth Shore: Burgess (captain), Me#rns,i,O'Connor, McGeohie, Sims, McKellar, Webster, Slbbin (2). Johnson, Innis, Warbriok, Lande.'Nieholson and Reid; players to go by 2.30 boat.

EAST COAST LAND SETTLEMENT COMPANY.

(To the Editor)

Sib,—l observe that the provisjonaldireotoia of this Company, have' hada meetinc,*; and unani mouslyl expressed their satisfaction with.the scheme. But I think it is only fair to them selves and fair, to. the public who cannot but feel an interest In aproposal, that intends sucb a radical alteration in dealing with native lands, to tell us what are the grounds on which they base their satisfaction. lam not hostile to this or any other proposal that attempts to deal with such a difficult question,' On the contrary I willberwilling to invest to some ex tent in the Company. If I am satisfied with its bona fide ' and practical character. Will you therefore permit mo to auggoat that either through' your columns or by a meeting open to those who may wish to attend, they would give-some further details of the mode of operations than those contained in tho prospectus wbich has appeared.

jiOTAisad nrm aa'iaA7ma^l

mmnmnmuflWHi^^^^Hw^^^B^^T^^^HHi^ wmix ao



_, Xha following is-a.-cause liat.for.r^he^en. suibßiCivii Sittings of theiSiipremeuCourt: —3?> C.J'MacCormick' v;irJoseph.Mei tick, damages*fdrfceachoflease ) Jane,Crawford v C. E. JbHrisori; action for defamation of .character!; ir.Edward .Gostley, v. cEdwarjl Lewiaand t;Julia liewis, action for: thfe;xec tification"6J;alea»e;' Robert1 Mi Heighton v. A. G. PurchHsj action for trespass, The case of Costley.jy, Lewis is to be tried before aspecialjarVicw.hUe. the' otherilhree; ate common jarycaees. ■' -■■'*.. v '{" '■~'.''i^ J- gonStiple Dews,' r who has beenamember of." the Police force jnAuciland,: Panmnrej and North Shore for Beven years, has befen removed to Panrell to fill the;, vacancy caused by^heideath. '• ol Gonstable Adam son. Conßtable'Dws- carries!with him a eoodMJl&miatiSrij, tatid EwilVl wei^Mve no doubt, give satisfaction-to the residents of Parnell and Newmarket/ KOOB 1,00 A H A H T AVL .'I ,1



a strong Girl for housework. V T —Apply to Mrs Swindly. 7th house from Star Hotel, Newton Road. Country girl pre , ferred. ■\VT ANTED, a Barmaid for the Cosmo. .\j -politan Hotel. References required. W^ ANTED immediately, a General Servant—Apply ». S. Skinner, New market^ j ' WANTED, a good General Servant j references required,—Apply at once to Mrs McDermott, Koslyn Cottage, Albert-street, Newton Bait. ' WANTED, a .thorough good Cook foi gentleman'! family in town; musl feSslst in1 laundry^—Apply to Young Women's institute. Queen street, .. ■■ . ' WANTED, a Housemaid; one.who aaa waittablu; good wages.—Mrs Elsmore'e .•Registry, ShorOaud-street. AttTED.ia reipectable Young Man to drive a baker's cart; a married mat preferred.—Jas. Leslie, Parnell. \ITANTED, a smart Youih.—Apply te VjT ; W. 8; Jonea,aaddler,&c,Qneen-gtreet. | \\r A&TED, a steady young man ; musl ■I Vt be a good milker.—William Burton, ■KyberPasg.' : -. : WANTED, a Boy about 14 or 15, able to milk—to proceed to Oisborne. A 1 comfortable home for a steady lad.—Apply, foi ■ partlonUrs, to this ofllce. WANTED, a Partner with not less thai) ' £300 to extend an old-established Cits Business.—Apply to J. M. and J. Mowbray 'Land Agents, ii. Queen-street. _^ ANTED, a respectable Strong Lad used to Driving.—Apply to Mr Hitchens, Aberorombie-street. i YJSTANTED, a Junior Chemist's As ;■■ TT Blßtant (indoor); state age, time at business, and salary expected; also, enclose . photo of self to X.Y.Z., Star Ofllce. WANTED, a good Cook and Laundress. —Mra Ireland, Ilulmo Court. Parnell. WANTED, a good General Servant; one who oan do plain cooking.—Apply ! Britomart Hotel. . ; lairAlNTE!', by a respectable and well, ---' ,VV • educated lady, a situation as house ■ keeper, companion, nursery governess, or any . situation not absolutely menial; would prefer ' the coontry,' and if possible to be considered one - uf the family,—Apply to Zeta, "Herald" Offlce. WANTED, a Machinest and two smart Boys.—G. Black and Co., Victoria-street t East. \TTANTED to' Sell,'& quiet Cow in full -V-T-! milk; price, £6.—Apply this offlce for !address; : :il ■ ' . ' '■ . ''.'".,' ",'"•' ' I 4 ,y ANTED—'Timesarechanßed.' Once, <lcTici Big Prices; now, Value for Money is demanded; and obtained at Allan's Drapery, : Yiotoria-st. West, nest Williamß, Tailor. ___ VJR-ANTJsD. immediately,, .a: Detached lY'Tj^.'Cottage of two or three rooms, wheije there is'n'o brothel. Rent moderate,—Apply' i,q " Moral," Star offlce.' '.;.' ;-,'.,'i,,[,','.". ,'.-,; ';.. WANTED KNOWN-iFresh vßargains (including Men's Sunday Trousers at 6s). Particulars in a few days.—W. H. Dampler. c t i House of five rooms (with s;Y\' ■■ out'housea), handy to -Newmarket Junotion, Auokland side.— Apply P., thte office; ANTED, a 3 or 4 Horse-power Engine and Boiler, complete; must be cheap.:— ■ Address, stating terms, and where to be seen, to ; John Walters, Upper Hobson-Btreet. I ~- ~ ; ! \ITA«I;ED, my Customers to see and I v,j tl i. buy' my stookof Real Sablpiiffur'tpr Trimming Jaokets, to., at Btock-taking.prices. :- Ty,;fflno'ald, Victoria-street. j^1,.^ s^ANTED, Gentlemen .who require ' \'T l" gdbd .Merino Undersblrta to,iiali at J. iQilmour^'PpperSymphds-street.* "' ** ""* | V\7 ANTED, everyboay to tcall,S,t> ; tKe V ? Kybor Pass Grocery and Draperyl Store ' on1 Saturday Night, to examine the Quality"of : the Goods and see the List off rices.' WAw TED, Two or Three Young Men, w Builders or Carpenters, to ooroplete a Meohahloal Drawing Class; Planing and Con-' iStructlbn taught.—Apply, by' letter, to" K. Mackay Trlpp,. Star oflioe. ; ,. -~.,,;;■ WANTED, Purchasers for hoses, best collection in Auoktand, &i perllOO; all (other description of Plants equally cheap.— 'William JJason, Ponßonby Nuraories. Cata ; logues post free. . , , ; \ai A*NTED, Tailors and'onoemaicers to, ifjf/'khow.that I am; clearijig out.the-reh 1 of my stock of genuine Howe Shuttle machines atieei than cost, part, Of shop to let.—G. W. I Hyslop, the Fitting Shop. Victoria-street. WANTED" KNOWN, tnatCyou cau Dreea well for a small weekly payment by going to Munro and Mllllgan. nee advertise mentontront.page, .<■-. [.;■■{ ,; .':l'i i^if CTf ANTED,- orders ~torj1 par .famous V.I, Trousers, to measure, at 13a 8d: also, the'WonaroUa. 55s' suits. Overooats from 40.5. Marvellous.Rvalue al; J. ,D.: Phillips', Cheap Tailof. 170,',QQe6n-streßt.,, , j;. ~,. ~■,;,■ W/'A-A'Vliii, everyone who is .m'needi,! o ' T-TI";'a'gobd' Umbrella to' Bee the 'atbek; at J. Gilmour'*, Upper Symondstreet.—Ladies, ffoin 2s to lJs'; fceritg, from 8s 9d to 27s 6d.—See Advt. ANTKu, to Lease .a: Jfour or Six roomed ■' House: withih two milesj of Queen-street Wharf i must' have water laid on :and private back premises.—Aflply to'Thomp son & Morris; House and' Land Agents, 44. New Zealand Insurance Buildings.: '■■•', r^- :---^- ANTED KNOWN—Music, JMusi'c, Music-Another fresh lot of Piano Mnsio. all at lid; Songs, Dancaß, Pieoes, &o. : Particular 'attention is called this timo to the hnooo t^iwicaiiaxwi itno'MgEer price." "Come ' and see the grand display of it in the Auokland ; Market, near Wellesley-strest.—W. H. Dampier. VT7 ANTED KNOWN that.the Victorian V V Loan and Discount Agenoy's Advertise ment appea'ra on 4th pago, 9th column. WAfITED KNOWN—Mbs. tIAELEY, late of Princes-street, begs Jo., notify that she, has Removed to more commodious premises in Grey-street, and that she. Is now irepared to execute orders for Underclothing, General Drapery, and Uidjes' .and Children's " CombinatjOPß," at the loweat ppsaible prices, WANTED KNOWN—That wehayea very large stock.of the Choicest Meat, principally from Gisbprne,. Wangamii, and iVoikato, It will be sold at prloes tosuit.pur bUiisenf." Plenty of, Roast Beef at 4d. Sides of Pork, for baoon, at Id. Lard.in bladders at 6d. Bacon,at 6d, German Sausage at6d. Corned Beef at Sd. Atmospheric Sausages, superior quality, Id. Also, Game'and Poultry. (Buyer of Game.)—G. Hulme. Bntohcr, Queen-street. ANTED KNOWS —That although F.;J^ aoMBRFIKBD, Draper, and Out fitter, 132, Queen-Street, is not Belling or dis posing of ills' Goods like' others in the trade, he will, to clear out the Winter Stock, cell aa oheap as anyone, and,will likewise return to all .Clash Purchasers Two Shillings (2s) In, the Pound to all porooli of twenty Shillings and upwards. Just opened: Fancy. Matting, Felt and Kidder minsterr Catpetfi (a-nice, assortment); ,w|li be sold cheap to iiake room for others on tKe way. Speoial cheap linss in Dress Materials, Boys' anijten'a piatblng, Hats, Caps; &c. ( Blankets and Rugs all .prices. Jaokete arid Ulsters to be cleared at vei'y low rates;-?. J. BOMERFIELD Draper, Outfitter, and Clothier. 132, Qneen-Bt. I*7"ANTKD- KNOWJN^—i)unnfe', UaU, VT a (&! Co. have Removedi to.1 the premises lately oooupied by Mr C. W. Gdodson, opposite Tonka' Mart, Qusra-street, where they will be glad to see old friends and customers,'ana give GOOD VALUB in all kinds of Di-aperv.'Alilli nery, and Fanoy;Goods of the BEST,. QUALITY, and Nkwbbt fashions. A Large Stock of Kid, Silk. Cloth, and ThfeadtGLOVEßsalways on hand; also, a, Splendid Stock.of.Hosipior- LadiosV Gents', and Children's.1 We have, ex mall-steamer from New York, ft shipment of the Handsomest" and' 'mOst ' Perfect-fitting Ulsters in town. "OnFridays and Saturdays wo> purpose oflering Deplded Barptains, ,which will be 'openly..displayed. ~We.. respectfully invite your patrdhage. -■••■■'• ■-'■'- -^ WANTED, tho! Public of Auckland to Know that, as really serviceable goods can now bo Rot Ready-made, it ia amißtake to get rubbish made to measure. From long ex perience, J. Ford,. Tailor, Queenrßtreet. is able, at very little above1 Teady^made prices, to pror duce the Cheapest Suit-to measure in this city, whether you opndder the goods, the-jstyle and fit, or,H*6 <price. :-:»xamp:ie: ThejJrtdo of a decent Slop Suit i« from. 6Ua to 70s. I oan make you a duit from 70s to 90s which cannot be sur pasred, baing- well shrunk-and eve>yvJe"Bi*eot;i If youiwant aßestduit.tirSn* Fancy Coat and Voat and Mosglel Twped Trousers, from 90s toUOs.. Try Fora's Troußers and Tests, from 42s,6d;,try Ford's TriC(ußerß''made froni. Tw»«J). inot'dotloh'rub^ blsh . from 2.1s to BTs' (jef' ■ ' • °'■ W' ANTED ,KNOWN—That Mops. ti!AL:BIN: VILLBVAIi,5 Professor 1 of Freroh, thißklnsrthat the opening of the French LiterarylClub would (jive a good opportunity to French Students to acquire a sound knowledge of the language, and although not being "the oleveiwst aesoher of French- who has ever visited Auckland," he begs to inform the public that he will open a French Class for Beginners (ladies^'and gentlemen) in the Nelson-street Publio School, on Friday, the 15th of July, at Bi3o v.mi- Terms: 10s 6d per quarter (payable in advance). Names of intending pupils enrolled at Messr*. Champtaloup and Cooper's, Book sellers, Queen street, and at Mr. Flynn's, Book eellers. Welleßley-«treet. Private lepsons. pupils attended at their own residence. For particu lars anply to the above address. TJC7ANTEJJ JCNOTP*.—Cheap Fashion. V™** able" Drapery I Cheap Fashionable Drapery I—W.' H. Dampibb has iust opened Special Cheap Lines in Ladies Fashionable Winter 1 Jackets from 9s 6d; Girls' do, 7s 6d; Ulsters, 7s 6d; Ulster Hoods, Is 6d; Grand Line in Costameß, at 12s 6d; Dressing Gowns, 13s 6d-; New W Inter Feathers and Flowers; New Shades in Ribbons and Buttons,;. Chenille Scarfs and Ruffles from-9d'each; "Hat' Ornaments, 4d; killings from 2d; Lacea from 2d; BmDroiderys from 2d; Fringes from 6d yd. Selling Off 2 button Josephine Kid Gloves, at 2s; 2, 3, 4-but ton White, at 2s; Spring and Fur Tops, 2s pair,; Plush-lined Taffeta, 2s; Special Cheap Lines in Manchester Goods. In "our Dress Department wo are selling BrunßwiokVelvetlnes, at 2s-6d ydi- Satin Clothsiatls3dyd(all3hades); Merinos frmn Is 3d; Cashmeres, 23^1181168,18; Winceys f«jft«6d yd; Homespun, 8d; &cj &c Jnst Opened Cheap Lines In Childrens Felt Pelisses with' Capo, 5s 6d j Merino Frocks. " 3s, qneoial oheap lines in Underclothing. Wincey S&tsTzs 6d; Felt do, 3s 6d: Knitted do. is 6d; Very Large Wool Shawls, 6s 6d, Our Hosiery Department is stacked with the new shades and Qualltles'at prices astonishingly low. Speoial cheap lines also in Haberdasery. Just opened a lot ot large 2oz Reels Thread, which we are sallinir at 6d, usual price Js 2d ReeL Having impbrted a *large lot of B Windsor Soap, we will sell at the low price ot 9 oaken for,ls; Large Glycerine Bars, Gd" Cheap lines in Perfumes, Pomades, Sec, Turkey Twill, Si: Black 81k Reels, Id reel; White and Coloured Worsted, Id the skein Blue aprtre Is yd; grand line of Men's and Boys French Peak caps (slightly soiled) /lid each, fWme?prioe3B 6d'f Boys' Felt Hats, 2s; Men't andßoys1 Hard do, lslld; Cheap lines in Shirts Collars Baces, Belts. ScarfeS, etc. In'our Booi Departmesit we have nice Infants' Boots, at 6d and Mpalrj'lnfants Strap Shoeß with Buckles 2?-GirS?B.B,Kidd Boots, from 2s9d; Ladies Ait 6i- another lot of Ladies'Kidd Shoes reduced tosa 6d; grand llnel In Ladies' Velvei Boots and Felt Slippers (cheap). In consequent of mv KOing into a much larger way of businesi 1 am siSinl Off th» Ton and Fancy Goods a thfl Hranoh Shopin the Market, a good deal o {runSrcWPriCe. BeJ? tlme^N.B. Fresl FiMonabJejgrap^, ~..,



Wanted. WANTED to Sell at once, for 50s, a nice Freehold Allotment at Coroman del, 33 feet by 99 in the "fine township of King stane. not far from the Tiki Road. Early ap plication, as it must go.—Apply to Publisher, Stab Office. WANTED KNOWN, that Professor Caillian commences his new Elementary Singing Class, in the Christians' Meeting House, onTU. SDAY, August 2nd. at 7.30 p.m. Terms: Ladies, 6s, Gentlemen, 10a 6d per quarter, in advance. Names enrolled in the hall on the opening night. No new pupils received after Becond lesson. ANTED KNOWN-SMnH's Cheap Dbapeby Warehouse—We are offer ing the Balance ot our Stock of Ulsters at a con siderable Reduction from usual prices,—Corner ot Queen-street and Alexandra-street, opposite Army and Navy Hotel. ANTED KNOWN-Ladies' Cos tumes, 129 6rt to 263; Ladies' Black Cloth Jaokets. Ss 6d; Girls' Costumes from 9s: Boss1 Suits. 14s 6d; Cloth Skirts, embroidered with silk, 8s 6d; Sateen Cloth, Is per yard; Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at reduced prices. The above lines are good value. Come and see them,—Mrs Whttehead, Milliner, Nowton. ■ vy aNxjs i> kjy v wK, The Auokland Timber Company have on hand several Job Lots of Building Materials, which will be sold as Great Bargains, to make room. Also, all descriptions of Timber, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, Joinery, Turnery, &&, at Lowest Frlces. ' ' Q. HOLD3HIP. Manager. WA NTED KNOWN—At the Clearing out Sale, 300 Ladies' Mantles, Jaokets, and Ulsters, 10 be Cleared Out at Coßt Price. New Goods, Fashionable Styles, Cost Price. Some of the above have been brought down stairs, and are placed in the middle of the shop for the convenience of oustomers.—Clearing out Sale at William Kattray's. New Zealand House, 62, Queen-street, Auckland. • ANTED, all the Ladies to call at my shop and see the Splendid Glass Sugar Basins and Butter Coolers at la, and the moat varied assortment of better qualities. Cream Jusrs, sd; Jam Dishes, 6Jd; Tumblers, 3Jd; Good ' Jujs, did; Boat Gold and White China Cups aud Saucers, lid; Tea ditto, 8d; White Stone, 6d; ': and all other sorts equally oheap. Meat Dishes, 7<i; Wellington Knife Polish, 8d; Old Brown j Windsor Boap, 7 cakes, Is; and the cheapest and best assortment of Vases. Ornaments, and all kinds of Crockery and Stationery at English prices. Note the address. F. a. HKNMAN Karangahape Road, opposite Newton Hotel., WANTED; the Pxiblic to know that I am selling Mattrasses, Furniture, Sad dlery, Tinware, Brushware, Basketware, Hard ware, Grocery, Crockery, Oils, Paints, Varnish, Blocks, Ropes, Barrows, Ladders, limber Jacks, Boots.and Shoes, Corned Beef, &c, Cheaper than anywhere else in town. Open from 8 a.m. 'to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays till 9 p.m.—A. jMcLeod, Local Industry Store, 123, Queen- Btreet. :.:-\j..\--.i-:i •:.:'.■! ..-i.'.:..;:■-;■ .:n ■ici:i;'>i \\T ANTED, to; Sell the Good-will; I V.T Stock, and Trade of Broker, All sorts (of Clothing, etc., Blankets, Feather Beds, and a general stock-in-trade; lot Jewellery and Watches (Gold- and Silver), Chains, Brooohes, etc. I want to give up business and live private. This is a good chance to anyone that wishes to' Barry It on. Half cash, the other on bins.-Apply'tb' 'Andrew.; Heavy.-jWyndhatS-, street. w' * " -* -■ ° A ■ W" ANT-ED' KNOWN j j>that G'oodson's London Arcade, 113. Queen and Viotorla streets, ■ Is open 'daily from 3' to 9; on Saturdays until 10.80.,:5ee Advertisement in6th column, 4thpage." '" * ' ' * II\7.ANTED,. J. Ford's Customers to •,"!''' know that iri'.conseiiuenoe. of the'late Bre he haa let the frpntof hisShbp toMr Payne; Jeweller, but carries bn the Tailoring in'the Birno shop, where ( he guarantees to supply as Good and as Cheap Garments to prder as oan be produced In' this oity.-4-J. Ford; Xallpri 188, Qne.eu-Btreet. ';';,'.' r';' " ';'.'.-" ;''",".';.'.'. WAINTEDKNOWusi iDat'CGoldie . la prepared to sell all-kinds1 of Building and other Timber, Including Hardwoodv Spokes' Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, BEooka, Palings ■'■ and ' Shingles,- at his' Tardsv Lower Albert-street, near the.Dook, at:lowest !icash prices.' The.tlmbei?.1 being under cover,la better jthan that pnrohaaed elsewhere •'■'. ■' '"'■ i^ANTED KNOWN—That an Assort. V T ment ot'. Magio Lanterns, with slides complete) are on Sale at Low ■ Prices at" Gopd- Bon's London Arcade." . Well suited for winter evening's amusement.—Uß, Queen;Btreet;i .:•■.' \\r. TEl)',.KNOWN—GoppspjJ's' T T London Aroade la open daily from 9 till 9; Saturday, 10.30. , Universally acknowledged to be the most extensive, attraotive, comprehen sive aud economical Emporium- of. the.useful and ornamental in the colonies. ; Constant additions: are .being made ,to the present splen-: did Btook -byiregular monthly shfpmentsi /.All goods are' displayed and marked in plain figures upon the'principle o£ the established, trade motto. '■', Small profits and quick returna/VwMch ooauros a qnick-sale and renders unneosssary the stereotyped and' oft meaningless phrase. Alarming Sacrjflce" apd ''Great R.edi}otionß,7, !tho prices at the Aioade taejiig, the jsame to-day aa yesterday. See thn five splen'ded windows, all filled with Now Goods.-118, Queen, and land Victoria streets. .;.': ..-,-' f . i : ; ~. ,-?;; WANTED' KNOWN-^That for-'Sta '"tibWery,"Cutlery, Sliver'and Eleotro plated Goods. China. Glass and Earthenware,, Clooks and,Watches,■.Jewellery,: Perfumery, BrUßhwarel'Mechahlcal and General ;Tdys—all Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, moulding some of the', greatest. Novelties to be .seen la' town.. No place In Auckland like the classified ! departments of the London', Arcade, where you ican inspect all and purchase only what you , choose. The porterat the door will furnish you 'with a Price List, or it will be forwarded post ifree upon.application. " We find by serving others well1 we';serve ourselves the beet."— ! Branch establishment*: Brandon House, Parnell. London offlce: 68, St. Mary Axe. '. i. . I TJ EQUIKED.'a thorough General Servant . .iV •ovnr 30. ffentjcman'a family; nnmt-oook well and wash; two kept.— Address to 'Youns: ; Women's Institute, Queen-street. '•,'•', ';'; '';'.'• -| '•'" ~, -j,,, -.Tenders.- , , r , ,,, y] , Tenders! will ba received, until'; noon 10l SATURDAY, the 16th of July, for theßreotion of a Rotidence on the Ponsonby Road, i oil Plans/ &c, at onlces, South British Chambers. !}.' J ;.'.':( ;_w,/.-.' EDMUND BELL, .IJU-,11: ;11. i..j.:': i ATOhiteCt. TO JOINdSK!j'&^ABiNEfMA!KERS. th«0oi!.ri!oi!u:)!"'H — rr—uo l-.r.s.\ c! T"vj'iVi The Time<for,i»ceivJng: Tenders for. Shop Fit tlndca in Viotoriarßtreet is Bxtended to noon on TUESDAY.' i Elans^ i&c, ,atsi|»c: )Hudson'a. Chemist, Victoria-street ,■,■■■■■.■( i"-i- :-.\i . W..K. SANSBURY, ..•;-5 ,',/oir Oi Bbiaa .twij/'-i.-.;)..' •::>.<• A?.oh?fe.ft ti mo BBICKLATEKS;AND MASONsf -rend'e fr^:wiii»'ba 'received.' un|iI ;iMbNiO(ATrf July 18th, at 12 o'clock (noon),"for the Erection of i»rßas«ment Wall and: Ketainlng WaUf in; Alboit-street. Plan's, .&&,, to. be Been at my ofßoe. v,/,A.iji_,.jXi W. F. HAMMOND, Nos. 11 and 12, South British Chambers. mOncONTRACTORS & PLUMBERS. .Tenders will betireceivedrup to" noon.- on SATURDAY, the 16th instant, for Drainage and Water Supply atpremiees in Cook street. SpeolfloatlOiiiatdur.dnioes'.ii'JA (< fit- J , SDW;-MARQN.B!X>*i=SON. Architeots. Tenders will be received up to noon on Satur day, the 16th Instant, for the Kreotlon of a Brlok Building in Queenrstreet, '<! :.o'•:■■-,; wox—O'.ja Plans, Sec, at our offlco, Queen-atreeti ') f.,,,. ,- v EDWi MAHQNBY& SON,• ~.-,a < i. 'Vii . " '-'.iri'i.l'-'-i *".■:':• '.£*&!s&s*•'' T s .iouoguo^ii !- ;ri ;.,' D _i'.E l ".j^ 'g; Tenders will be reosived up till noon on WEDNKBOAY. .the ■ 20th inßtant, for.,the, erebtlori of BrickPremlseßin Shortiand-street.' Phwß, &0., at our oflioes. Oueen-street.- ---;ar.M/:~., :'i.H!DW.MAHONEY&BON *^- •mo<u-iu::<! fimnyi *:> a;.-.v n ■<.-. ;: ArChlteoCß, 4|in^H rijft A: P £^ E N SriSl ■%)& Tenders lnvjted for the KreoUon of Double Bhon and Dwelling'on the Ponsonbyl-Road for Mr Grayt' ilscv'.separate 'for.same. ■left-at ! Mr.Parker's-(iabour and nails onlyK-rPhui-and left at Mr Parker's,' Plumber,; Wel lesleyrßtreet. . .. 3 ~..,, ~ ~. ■, .-■ : fTTENDERS wanted for the Erection of a CL Seven-roomed House in Anglesea-street (labour and nails only). Plans and specification '■ to bo seen at R. Koala' ofQoe. Tenders close at jl2 noon on MONDAY, 18th July.., tawatjH QJ (j'H 6'FOUND RY, NE L S O'Kf. For Sale by Tender, the STOCK and PLANT -of the above old-eetabllßhcd Foundry, in fall ! working order. ■" ; ' !- ,' Tenders to be sent in not later than 30th July, 1881. For particulars apply to SHARP & PICKERING, \ 0 Auctioneers, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. -—; ; —; ■ " ' ~\ Board ana Kesidence. BOAKD AND KESIDENCE in private family for two gentlemen; terms mo derate. Good table kept. Laburnam Cottage, foot of Grey-street.—Mrs Foller. '■ BOAKD and RESIDENCE for Three i Single Gentlemen; if permanent, 18a per week. — Apply W... D. Dalien, Confeotloner, Queen-street. • i"fTACANCIES for.three or four Gentle- V men at Borosford House, Bereaford ; street, with piano, also private sitting and bed? room if required. ' ' ' .'. .:■■:' ; '7TOVERNOK BROWNE (SCTBfo ■\Jf; .HOBaON-STREEX. ;,„;:::■ ißoipjyiNDLoDQiNG.;.:'....'..'-.:* ;peiWeek: Binqlk Room .....■■'...255. - . ■EJOUJNG WOMKN Hi INSTITUTE ! X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, :.j QUEEN-BTKBBT i •Open daily frdm 10 a-m. tU19.30 v.Tg~'.,''"!"'^''i ■ JJlnner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.ni. Tea fromsto 7-p.m. ~' ' „'- '-'■.'t--1'( .Ttosrding-house for: Yonng Ladies -Who are occupied during the day. Terms on application to the Secretary. Working Parties and other Social Gatherings are held during the Week. -Governess Agency and Lending Library in connection with the Institute.; «- • ." tJ AN DiS & [CO,, J5 HAMILTON, Have Opened Out, in theii Now Store, a ''. . ' MAG SIFIC EM T AS3OIITM ENT OF. " j CHINA, GLASSWARE, ToiliisTWAßE, VASES, LOOKING GLASSES,' ■j ■■ .: •-;;-■'&e.,::: ; &OW OtfjKp noKlbbnel ; •*':;\i'. vV'BA^Di;'9;ir^V,;q:.p;i'r ! f I .;'j;;i , "wq ■' J1" J HAt0LT0H.....;:;..- m■ ■ ii.Un 1 < jigenfcj "Aic^toni J&ysmm Btab.



To Jjet. TO LET, neat Queen-street, a Front Bedroom, well furnished, with or without . board; a good fireplace.—Apply at tais office. TO LET, Concrete Stables in Kden street, Official Bay; 3-statl stable, oaach house. harness and living room. —Apply to ' Brown. Campbell & Co. TO LET, or Lease, Business Premises, ■with comfortable Dwelling-house, land, i &c, centre Parnell. — Apply Mr Robinson, i Chemist, Parnell. TO BE LET"-A seven-roomed Family Residence In Carlton Road; with beauti ful view oC the Harbour and large Harden; gas . laid on..—Apply to H. Ashton and Son, No. 8, ■ Now Zealand Insnranoe Buildings. . r ' rpO LET, Villa Kesidence of eight rooms, I main road, Remtiera, fire minutes' walk from railway station; formerly the residence of • the late MrDent.—Apply to William Dinnison, i -A gent» Newmarket. , rpo LET.a Five-roomed House in Pom l X:" pelller Terrace, near three lamps, with j detached wash-house, copper, So.; large gar ] den.—Apply to S. K. Hughes, Land Agent, 26, Shortland-Btreet. -■.■■:. TO LET, Bedrooms (furnished), 5s weekly.—Appiy Mr Moore, Bootmaker, i .Qrey-streey ■ ' ;rI"\O LET, two looms, one with fireplace.— I*7 'Apply to Mrs. Donnelly, Somer-street; J 'Eden Terrace. ' ;: ir J10 TLE'i', a beautiful plate-glass window ; JL Shop in my buildings, Upper Queen-street. ' ,The shop is fitted with gas, &0., and haa water ' laid on; well suited for a boot and shoe shop.— ■ J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. '. rFIO'LKT—an Eight-roomed Dwelling- JL hoaes in Scarborough Terraoe, Parnell.— i Apply to Connell and Cooper, Solicitors, Vulcan • Lane. _j TO LET, a detached 6-roomed Cottage, laree garden; stable, &c.; rent, 12s.—In quire M. Ryan. Parnell. ■ I j rpO LET,.on Ponsonby Road, opposite i' L top of Franklin Road, an Kight-roomed ; Verandah Cottage, with good well, stable, tank, &c—Apply to R. Laing. Pioton-street.' ■' IniRST FLOOR to. Let; situated over ' Norwich Union Company's offices, Queen-' BtrpetJ-rApply Kdward Binnoy, Fort-atreeU > ;, > j/^ENTRAL OFFICES, Goodson's CoY \_> ner.—Ono small and three of the large to Let.—Sfiokson's B.NL,' Agenoy i TO LET,;:OR FOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS. v | A BAKER'S OVEN AND SHOP, 'centrally situated In the Township of Whan ■ j toOtfjgßrßi,! jjiJioi<)tioJi«o/«0 : Applyito:! A (i'/(,l: !,' !M • f T / R. THOMPSON, (l V-j 1■ l" " A'uotioneerrWhangarei.: | Will Lf.ushoVujJ ,-.i:O U-'iJic'r.'ia kOUnii i-l For saie. t i:liU) 0I ITtOR SALE, a smaWparcel of AtfekSanci JL Timber Company's Shares, :ati«& 10s.— AddreßS "Shares," Star office,,,;,, ~.,,- ,;,. r j ijiOß SALE, Piano,- worth £a5, in J 1 thoroughv'repalr,y. i e2F; can';be seen on application to W. T. Payne, Newmarket-street. Newmarket. .O'on.->::j;:,i::; ~ .'^7 t/fOR.SALE, cheap,^ Bay H6^,;aMur JC' ■ 7 years' bid, guaranteed iWaM m hamesß^r saddle.—Apply this office.,, *•"" 1/iOR SALE,'cheap,_and terms easy, a V I' Two-roomed Cottage, .with good well and Freehold allotment planted with fruit trees, near Frankiln goad/ Also; a good Six-rcomed Hoqae, iwith every cpnyehionce^ 40 feat frontage to ; jUpD'er-Qaeen^treet, by 160 feet!deep.—!£pply-to' JohnSoppet, Agent; Forfcstreefc TjliQK-iS*LE, a,s|;inc^ Cylinder, :WMen JL!,,,.Kngine, 12, inch B,troke,,eqnal to 5 horse poirei* at'Auckland1 pressure; oan be pla'oed^in a spaoe 6 feet,x,lrfeet. Price, £eo.—Apply; to WlfUam Hbfne.-Coromandel. 12th July, 1881. IjJO.R^SALE, .Twoihorae ;Enginejandj • 1 Boiler.—A. Ta'it. Lome-street. i/s IjIOR SALE, a r Cottage, at Newmarket,; U-'itdfcbe:-removed."Apply to B. Porter'and Co., Newmarket. ~.,, ... ... ~" , ~,,.. , TTIOR'SALE, <; The Grange," near Ota- JBo' UuhnVßtaores!6t^fir^daßs grazing:landij ; well watered, good brick dwelling-house of 11 rooms; goad'orchard—Apply-to F. J, Moss and' iCo.. Shortland-stieet. ■ $jiofc yiIMMEDIATE' SALK'Cchettp),' in J . i L.:« Bpnsonby.A.really good and well-f.nißlied; peven.robineaHonseVsouUery and' wa'shtiouse," , splendid well, tank, &c, and largo «arden.~ iApplyto John Soppet, Land'A'gent, &o'.,'F6ft. sty, Tr , ~ "~7,~.. ■-~ a r-. UtOR »ii.L^ lirick House (almost riewi, i. * roomsJwash-nbuse.'andSoulleryi'on two allotment (garden), havii.g a frontage to-two ptti&tohMti n|ea.shßltewd posltion;.pearCoire6o> , iKoad.—D. F, Kvapg, .Estate >Agent, 71, Qnobji r ; street. _2^_ ." AftOKi«NB.W an 4 \tfeil-built Cottage of ;fau'r *fIBU rooms, verandah, goodwell, &a, and AjJotm9ntj33ix J Mfl.-a'.Vafle,;H6nße and Land Agent Shortland-Btreet. ]_>__> f^OR SALEi Corner' Allotment in the Franklin Road.—S. Yaile, House and Land Agent, Shdrtlandtstreat'oiw..! j...j. .oij'i'" a*M*l £sf)n-CHOICre Suburban Villa 81te,.con- X/UUV about 2J adres, iußataStiaUy 'enced. laid out in grass, garden1 walks, and lully planted with .fruit1 and ornamental trtoa, forty minutes walk; from Post : offl' e.—S.iVaile. jHouße and Hand Agentl.Shortlarid'Btreer.'1/' j t^7so— TWO CAPITAL. SeOPS,doing " a good buainess, and let at-good rentals, splendidly Bituated on b corner allot ment, 33 x 100 feet.—3.l ■Vaile,' Hdnse and Land •Agent, ShO^ltQid-Btreet.-1 '■ '■■' '-J -!.■'.■■.'■* '>>> ' l-p'foK^SOlitJßßA'N.Hesiaence of ten 'rooms r^f "f» i wltll Blatedrpo/,bo«ioli-lioaßO, otablo,-, fivel wnfflr'te';" alap. -fruit and,ornamental. garden of nearly an acre in extent' This deslr--. iabla'property-iswnyenlently situatedneartho ;Newmarket .Railway Siation^S^Vallej House' ! and Land Agent fihprtlani street.1 ;•'„.■,;'", L^ c , ily'l'fciVt^ONSiJiVAlKATO EOTAJOEb' ! 4 '' " for Sale, in lots to suit purchasers.' Quality unsurpassed.—R, Stevenson fevrton ?Road. ,].f/, ;■?.(!;■ ■■:•;-.; ■■;;j/.f-./i;)' LARGE! :BIER, GLASSESs-^Fon <Sale, -oheap, four very large-handsome Glasses^ -ffiokgon'a Q.N.Lj Agenoy.'j j\ ;.; |j f\ UTAHUHU.^A-Well-finiahed Ten^ . roomed-Hqußoandoxtonaiveout-buildlnga, : wlfh'or'Wlthdut'Xight Acres of Land.to be-Sffld : cheap.—Clark and Gane, Fort-Btreet. I :|?i O K'S kLE/ 'the'1 Eden' 'Vale ' 'Posi'bffice i V Store. Termseajyf—Sj ißaile, Honao and Land Agent, next the POBt-offloe*. F' I A QSi US' A iC 81 >' A <1 <L i. UEJI £320—Conquest Place—New four-roomed .Cottage; splendidiWewVl *2tO oan remain on mortgage if required. 1 , Honje.-street—2 Paddoolc SeotlonSj'£37; :,':!! ?}. 'A : Kepple street-3 allotments, 202 x 201 ft, £43. CracrottißtreetMl allotment, 33 ft frontage. £23. l'onsonby-3 choice allotments, £83 for the lot) 1 Several City and iSnbHtban Hotels in good : positions. i Billiard Table complete;,, by, Burrows & Watt, ; almost new*. TPrlce/BUO. J~* -' " ' THOMPSON & MORRIS. : Brokers, Mouse; Land, and General Commission Agents idm«nsnra,'nceCl6mp%ny'.'y-^ <J \~t7\ O B'JM-?O IgiW.K. A I, E, : ev.,Handsome New:Heaiderice;-sltnatedMn Wood-street, near College Road. Ponsonby. : The house Is. thoroughly" well bnilt,"beautlfnllj': finished off,'and fitted with every oonvenieripej ■ such as bath-room, gas, &c; hirge Corner Allots jment; splo'ndldtview of city and harbour. ■ I .gaoAanE.l^ 1. aiYANs, ; Estate Agent, 7i> Queen-street j j^^^p^Beajdenco ; an.dj iGr^nda, ! I. wooa-Btreet, Ponsonby; house 8 rooms, ' Sco.. verandah'nonndvitkree,aides, Out-houDeß, Stable, &c.; nice position., corner, lot.. Splendid ; Garden,'aboutlone aore/ln''wh!oh-stand some fine matured fruit, aud .forest trees, such, aa s I w'abaut..Uherry< Pears, NorfolkrPines, &o.,;&o. Splendid' ,vlew, ot oity, 'harbonr., North rshbre. !&ftu I am J-ihstructed-to effect'an' immediate ; eale; the owner leavliiK the district. ' ; •; : ; 1). F. EVANS, jloJoaS JJu'^xcßßtittte'Agent, 7li'-Qnaen-atraet.: ■' !. ¥71 OR SALE, a Fine Farm, containing 80 JD. Acres, ,Very, oloae to. the ; flourishing Dis trict of Mangawai: it is eituatedin thoOrua wharo block j'flne farms not far dlßtant;-I ho \ land Is all cleared or open, excepting a patch in one corner of aboutS acres of good bush, which iwill be handy, for fencing or firewood ;it has a | wide road frontage. There is a good road to lMangawai~and is of~'eaay approaoh. Land" ; ipretry level, andiofjaualitx suitable for,Asrrloul"" itufe. Pasturage, or Fruit-growing. The owner lonly wants. 10a j an. apre.. All the, cash, not re quired,' andean T)b -paid"off weekly,—Apply Office. alyi) ■::i... J .a ';.' " ■ (YX/r A N G A PjA^O A'! F, A R M I FOR BALE OR.;LKASE-Tho above well 'known Projertr^ consisting of 850 acres of flrst ' class land, of which- 120- acres are fenced, drained, and laid down in grass; the balance open fern land, alluvial fiats, and a little well. grown bush; it Is well watered and sheltered, is almost completely fenced by sea, and has deep water frontages to several beautiful bays. The Improvements consist of a well-built Resi dence, containing seven.large rooms, command ing one ot the finest and most extensive viawa about Auckland: Flower Garden, Orohard, - large Barn, Stables, Cowsheds, Storeroom, Workshop, Men's House, Stockyard, &c. A ccess is had either by sea.or: land:in a.few'hours. Adjoining the above is a block of Government . land of about 1000 acres, which can be acquired at a reasonable figure. This is one of the most j desirable properties that has been offered for . some time, and affords a splendid opportunity of purchasing a highly remunerative property, ' combined with extraordinary facilities for yachting, fishing, and shooting of all kinds. ! For terms and further particulars apply to • i SAMUIL COCHBANa & SON, : : ' -isjuiji „ tse ■\Q N &Ml4O ~L mE « •j 100 TONS PBJMKi.OANTEBBURY POTATOES , : I'.uk „ t'> , ; G. S. JAKINS; " (;:' J CXS&i6id HotJSE.STHBET; n °- ;' i (ffel&tH) .. ■■ " '' NEWCASTLE Ans*'6tHEß BEST ; class coals, And also FIREWOOD, I 'FQRvSAJiE,'■ At/,Lowest Rates. < T |.,,A. V; TWINAME. (7iv[ \ Coal Yaeds : FORT-STREET. PUR KB ON X D U S T ja o j '.<'• ' '■ y iJ j ox\ JAMES SOPPET A»D CO. • Are Bopplylng sineßonedusiof.their own mans facture, guaranteed free from any adulteration £S 10s per ton, sacks or bags included, at the '•[■■ Mills, Freeman's Bay, or their Store, No. 8 II I>)we^QueMwtreet r . i -,J'r T J- ( "nKtyrn t B n« V. Boneßobughtlnanyanaritt«e». v '■' ''" j October 25, jlWO^V'f g ,y



Public Notices, VTOTICE TO CON. _^^^^^ i 3( SIGXfiKS. TUo ANKIK WILSON having wiW**KSjj entered as the Customs, Con- Bignees are requested to present Bills of Lading and pay Freight. S. MITCHKLSON & CO.. Agents. -gifcffl^ Eji O R WAIT AR A. Bift' Thes.B. 1 O R E T I,' Will leave Onehunga Wharf as above at 10 a.m. TO-MORROW (Saturday), 16th instant For freight and passage apply to WALLKR & CO.. Agents, Custom-house-street, or Onehunga. tTANDBALL CHAMPIONSHIP. A Grand Match, tor £25 and the Challenge Vase of tho Handball Championship, will take place TO-MORROW (Saturday) AFTERNOON, ut Glecson s Court, at 3 o'clock. WEDDING RINGS—GoId, 15,18, and 22 carat fine, made to my own order, from 13s Cd to 223 each.—Jas. Adams, v\ atch maker, Victoria-street. QCORIA ASH ! . SCORIA ASH 1 Delivered or supplied from the Pit (known as Gillies), at Mount Eden, at current rates, viz. !— Red, screened, for grinding purposes ' Red, screened, for garden walks Coarse, for. roada, &c &c. Orders addressed to the undersigned, or left at the Pit, will have dispatch. WM. BRIKRS.KY. , . Onehunga. N.B.—AjiyODe found removing: Gravel -with out a written order will be prosecuted. TZ" ID.G LO V E DEP OT. . W. KYRK, Victoria-street, tho People's Draper, wants to soil 250 yards Ot roal Maltese Lace at Is 3d, worth 2s 6d; 100 Long White Ostrich Feathers at 10s 6d, worth 183 Gd; the New Lawn Tenniß Jersey, 12s 6d, worth 18s 6d; 100 pairs of Stays; splendid value in Blue Serge at Is,id yard, worth 2a; wide width Crimean Shirting at Is yard, worth Is 8d: stoat Wincey at id yard; one-button Black Josephine Kid Gloves at 1b 6d per pair. fW-EW -SEASON TEAS I NEW M-~ , SKASON TEAS I PRIMK ROLL BACON! PRIME ROLL BACON! WILL I A^r~P A R X E R, I HOBSON-STRKKT, I - OPPOSITE MINETTI'S FEJEarOH BAKEEY. 1 ,r.~*v,y^. \ITOKp:SHOP Apprentices (male) under Vv.,v* 17-years of ase,-^NOTIOE:~ Tickets of the Evening Home Exercises from the Auokland Sorlpture Gift Association may bo obtained by, iipplying personally at C. Mackay's, BOOkspllet md Stationer, the junction, Grey-atreet,"JliapkT and.—W. Rushbrook, Hon. Secretary. '••Vc; w? s'§ 1"a'1:?t 2hi| ADC; to'EOTH's Publio Hot, Cold, and Showed Baths;',"Victoria-street' East. Charge,.:On» BHtttiNa^ lOpen all week1 day b from7a»m. to' 6 p.m. r -and'SUN»AX MoßNiNGsfrom 6 UlllO a.lfii. Uh'eßath-rootnß' We! all irivatei and.autpUed^ with every,conveniences Tnrklsh towels; ,fiesh;' and hair brushes, bombs; respirators, soaps; "&c. Select bath-rooms (private), for' Ladies every, day, at iill hours, with-female attendance,'OiTE. BHiLLfita;.."Pl6ttße:riotß the addressjViotoria^'. Btreet'East.,above the GreyhpuUd Hotel; and, fa ext the '-■ Cheap; He idlng" and Furnltnre' Mart. Auckland,'.,-;.;::.':.,"'_"'; \ ~;',"'..*^,,,-;'-i;-,i?t.,:.'..■--■;:;': TinCfejKY^S^-F'REE T'S 'tti R ES^ |O:.-: :, ;•• .BORTiSTRKBT .:.%..'L. -.oiJUi [ ii i )"i'r'i'>if?P?'?^™?-i; <?? A.?^¥'S SP^l?''1 ■l-i:"^!!' j ao^«H v^.ED'wi^lNNEY^i'^^rv^ CQ^BRCIAL :A.ISJ3 PRODtTCBI.BRQKBiis' | (Begs to inform hia constituents that, having I sold the Leaie ot his Premises in Queun- " ■ stres't, he has RKMOVBD to the commodious and newly ereoted ,CI H OENTRAL.BTORBS afl'above, -J | where he has accommodation • f-.i on the Ground Kbor1 or ONE' VHpff 3AND It 653 ' OF; STORAGE : | Ci"; i .; T t ;".I!^T i cuiKENT,EATKS.' ,1 .'.■.'. .■:; ---in .' HE WIN ANb^BROTHER B-'k-'-' ilyiUißß NOW BELLIKO JJ! lH »... illAlJ New Zealand Honey, in Ilb tins, at 7Jd; parity guaranteed ~^.,-»^, Knight Brigs'. Jams, in.bulK, 7dporlb. Brlcg (.yonr own jars '■■'-;■'■■■ ..-. -■..■;■•■;':■ "■'-'• Franch Prunes, sii per Ib •;>'■■: Cocoa and Milk, 1b per tin ■ ; Our Gooii"Family Tea at Is 6d still commands a large sale i ' '. ■ -. Goodall's Household Specialities, oonßlßting of Eggs, Custard, Blanc Mange, and Baking Powders Yorkshire Italian and Mußhroom Catsup, 7id jPpttei-Meatß, 7,d Peritln, •r} i xr, ■-■; t a: ••-•;•■ ",[,'.' ---"To reduoe 9^r v,ery, large Btook, Cash Pur -3haserß and Largo. (Jonsumera will be liberally; Sealt'with, abCash WEMnar.H&YB. i; ■' Try our Pare Mooha and Nonpareil Coffees. F.,,UEWIN AND BKuTSER, ; COFFEB ROABTBUS, FANCY GBOOBBS ADD PRO .■:<: :<: I vision. Paotorb, <^! : -» . The oppoßi to oornor to the United Service Hotel, ' rjiaott-.: QUBEN-STRBHT--».i-i".^';:;;; T^-fOj^l-'C E; pF, .'-^ErM'-p^VA1 Iff ■ - : -:j;,m«bdk». - wt3p^ffl»^»f^itaasopNr'ir^r. ,n"jau'iViif:fTafiora, Viictoria-Btreet, r '"''■]•.• lov'jVi No^wish to''lnform the Publio of Auokland' thati[they' have Removed' to their' spaolous (New Premises, next Union Bank of Australasia ani beg to thank their patronnforthesor<lial Support vonoh^afod during the laßt two- years. Messrs W. & W. solicit a odntinuapce or past jfavonrS.';They are "opening with a Large New Stock, comprising West of England Worsted '■ jCoatings, Bannookburn and Mosgiol Tweeds, aergeretws and Serge 3, in all shades. piTY HAI]| D ,,CUT;fI^G ROOMS, I ' 'HaSkDBKSSBR BY ApPOINTMKNT'"M"TIiB''"', i KXOKUBNOyTHKG^OVBENOB. | 'THE CITY HAIR CUTMNG ROOMS. I The most L complete, fashionable, and best ap IpointedrHairdj'eaalng .[establishment in.Auck and. Magnificent American; Hair Cutting Chalra with latest mechanical Improvements larrivedttom Chihagoby last mall boat. -Every < gentleman haa soperate Brushes, Towels, and ißhaving Appliances. Singeisg Apparatus ; isia specialty and most tteneflcalin oasea of weak otfaUinghaJri';'Prioeß as usual. -.-;- '!.:'[ t ;'/^ L \ [iciTY hair- Cutting'1 rooms, I I'i««a)EPOSITK.JJNION:i::BANK;aiaS.S£r Two Doora Bolow Groyhonnd Hotel. —-~ T>': EL t'E F jO^J GO U Gjti : .UuiH Uf-pl'fSK-^ijMSTKi?l ;'- Oviai pH E j|:Kj;fe T> E;O TORA L, ~ . AEOTBECARI^S'" HALtV" 1""' ° I ;i jj: ODposltePoßiHjnlce. n "\f:f THOMPSONirA'NDf MORRIS, . /:/rV"!"f' '/;■ At'RO.UNTANTS,':.;:-.1-^v'.i..,'';''; ; 'iHOU^E,' ■. ikmi, '■~ AND ■ GENBEAI' I COMMISSION AGENTS. ..i ..:-;>, ••N. B. — Tradesmen's Books' balanced and aocoanta fnrnlihed. ~ f '"'.'{ ~ ~-, ~.\,y,i No. U, N.Z. INSCBANOE Bdiidinos, next door to the Accident Insurance Company. YXTEAKEYES cnRED.-Just received V T .21LADIKS' FIVE-STONE DIAMOND HALB-HOOP RINGS; from £710s each. i> Look it them in the.jwindow.-F. BY LEWISSON; Jeweller, Queen-Btreet.;., *.'. , ffpff. ffiYiif^V- jit 1 °^t1 TH Ei; i Ii H.'GREEN begs respectfully to inform-the Publio of Auokland that he has for Sale this Planting Season, a Healthy Stock of Fruit Trees, Shelter and Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs. - Gardens and Pleasure Grounds laid Oat and Planted. AH orders left at my Plant Btal}, r No. S. City Market, will • meet with prompt attention: or at Lilydale Nursery, One- Tree Hill. • DR. RICHARDSON, Symonds-stteet, near the Windmill, at Home for Consul atioafrom 9to 10 Morning, 2 to 3. and 7 to 8 v the Evening. i f UST RECEIVED, ashipmensot Assam <tM Souchong., a grand tea in the oup, at thn price, viz., 2a 6d per lb retail. \ .-. •. ' : "' ' ARRIVED per 'Hero,' SO i-ohests good | sound Congo Tea, at'ls id par lb (i-chesta, 391bs) j retail at la 6d per lb, or Ulbs for 17s. h '.' ■''■'.', . FREDK. WHITEHBAD, ■".,'' ; '.V: . .... ;,",-;' ' Tra Importer, •.. : no ' ". m No. 95, Victoria-streak £»-t £\ TO £10q(TLENT on Buildinj; '3&.1-" Society principles, or on ether terms to suit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. 'See List of Properties for sale on fourth page;! Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for mvestment. —C. Williamson. Land, Estate and Financial Ac out. Vulcan Lane. IN DT A AND CHI NA" TE A WARBHOUSE, | ot ~r.Np, 95, VICTOBLV-STBBET., ;i . j Tho undersigned wishes to call special attention nttho present time:to the splendid Blend Teas he is offering, i Being near the end of 18S0-1 Tea Season, and anxious to clear several balances of Btocfe, he has determined to give hU customers seme unusually good values—notably In Is Bd, 2s, and 2a 6d quotations. The 3s is recpmmetided as a blend or combination of a variety ot the Finest Teas that have found their way into oar market; and he would further add,—there Is no exaggeration in thislastatatement. . : Being a large importer of Teas, ho is able to give undoubted values, and continues doing so to secure a large independent public patronage. I:■ I HOI ■ : ■ ;; ~■•:*> lb. A stron? rich thick liquoring Tea.. _ la 8d " Tea Extraordinary,'' a thorough eoono mlo tea, with Assam flavour .. *l. 2a "Family Mixture," very choice, rioh,and.. -pungent-Darjeelingkind.. .. - 6a " Very Kich Deep Brown Tea" .. .. .83, Quotations for Box Teas represent exception ally good vftloe* tor the toe of year, and in- SudeßSomeof the choice BteßT CJEOPTKAfIot the season. Present prices, for really good China Teas:—2oa, 22a, 24a, and 2Ga per bor. o .' » |!gßDk. TeHriBiHKAI)," Toa Importer, *•;'. \~u' \ TEHiiB CASH. -. 95, Victorla-st., Auckland 1 N.B.— Special and sundry lines on the fourth ■page, ja .-/"; ; -:':.'.- :"'':..;."■.;■,',;:'



i^ublic Notices. S7 AB T R I D: G EJ • ■ ■ ' •' ■" AOX .11 THK WELL-KNOWN FRUITERER (late o£ Qaaen-street). Has again come to the front, and started business in YICTORIA-STRKKT. olosa to Union iiank. A fine salaoted stook ot choice goods on hand." A LWAYS go to Joe Williams, the £3l People's Tailor, for Good and Cheap Clothing. Viotorla-atreot T&H.COOKK, rjO« t M§?M^ yC1s?il??nd ' pU S o^ ed Chalra °f ****. T. &II HoORE. r<ARPKTS. Hearthrogsj LI -1 fff onmn at nolenm, Floorcloth, Mat , 67.Qu66n-Bt. , ting, boor Mats. Bath Mate. i ~ rpELKSCOPE Tables, Oral T Xrfr nnaKW '•*•' Tables. Ronnd Tablos, CT Qucen-H " S'^B T%les, Occasional 01, viiiLun-Hu Tables, Coffeo and Gldbt, Tables &o ff~* m B.TT roCHTR CIP^ Ohimney Glasses and 67, Queen-st. and j^,,^ lron Chalr steads and Iron Cots. f\ ILT Cornices and Polished; T.&H. COOKS, VJT Cornioo Poles, VenoHae* ; 67, UQOon-Bt, Blinds, and Patent Spring: Roller Blinds. , ,77} ■\A/ARDROBKB' Drawerai^ T.&H.COOKK, VT Washstands, Toilet' 67, Quoen-Bt, Ware, in single and double .. . ; ■■ , sets. • ■; ■to* IBKRAL DISCOUNT to Cash Purchasers.' All" i"fi7JOn««vs J*' S°° aB delivered raws tn town' 67. yueen st, catalogues forwarded on ap lieatlon. mHE.- LI--QUOR TKA. COMPANY, JL •' ■' ' ' LONDON. Hare appointed the Undersigned their AGENT for New Zealand for the SALE OF THEIR CELEBRATED TEAS. A Handsome Voli/mk is given with , every 3 lbs. on ea. i Books may be seen and obtained with the Tea at the Company's Agent for New Zealand, W. S. COLLINS, Tea Dealer and Family Grocer, : [f? A, A ') '.' ' ; Parnell, Auokland. ( f\ In terms of Agency, the LIQUOR TKA will be' sold for Cash Only. fpHK NEW BUILDING, SOpiETYf INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA- I NKNT BUILDING, LAND AND INVK3T i MKNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. : A ~i ."-Temporary Offices: '•*'■ '* '-' No. 6 South British Buildings. 1 All classoa are invited to tako up Investing Shares, paymontfi!weekly,-. Ifttoro'st remunerj, i LOANS grAiftefl/flin seouWW ot Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of fftrrnra. Building, &c. in sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 .advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, "nibrithly, or quarterly instal ments:— f Repayments Per | Repayments Per 3 years .. 1510 7 years .. 8 i f i yeara .. 12 6- [—8 years .. 7 6 ( 5 years „ 10 5 ] 10 years ..S3. I SPKCIAL BAOII.ITIKS/arbVgivlßn to Bor fowora for paying off part principal money and reducing weetdy payment, or tne whole ram may be paid off at any time—the Society grant inK,.UßKß4.L DISCOUNT. j , O &BOKQE FRABBBjMaiager. ~-lO3fli)i!'J!iA Jbosc and Founa. tf«-| REWARD.—Lost, in Shortland- H& JL street or Lower Queen-street, a Five- Pound Note.—W. Norrle, top of Short'and street. .. „ ,_ TnuUKD, a^Hg.—The ,owner can ha?e LJP hia own by paying expenses.—William Burton..KyberrPass. ;".<■. ..-*.;;.: -.i d J l\s t. Q'TR'AVED"' from Western Springs, pad-. Kj docks, a Brindle-and-white Fat Ox, branded S with tar ou bask, notched ear, and fire-brand M an rump.—Anyone giving lnformathJivWieriß. hela^o^tydod.'Porisonby.wlllberew^rdea.;" STR A YED from;Parn.eil, Brown Geldinj?? and Gray Mare.lp&nyone returning samo or giving information wi'l be rewarded.—E. M. Ballett.Parnelir " ; " ' . I Meetings. WORKING -M KN'S"CL UB 1 aheHalf-yeKTlyXJeneral JyreeUnc ptthemeifil )em oflha above Oluli yill be held : pn j?BIJPAy,Vi ruly22nd,-1881,a«8p.m. M --iosiiisin July 15, 1881. .TOe^Seorettor. Calls. % JJO y ?: BBNDH3O UNITED1 iGOLD MINING . COMPANY (LIMITBD) ~,:■ [ | Notice is hereby given that a Call (7th) of Six pence per Share has this day been made upon. the°'CapitaV:or:tbel'Company, payable 'to'the 1 BeWetary. at the office ot the Company, Short latjd-stroot, AncMand, on or before THURS DAYirJuIy2B,IBBI. l »-:-:; ■'■■'"■' -:-i:- X_ — ROJHBLRI UORNIt, I i..ir, .S-j-i'i" t!"- '■"•"'' '■ •'' '"' -; ■ BeWtftMJVOiT i Auckland, July 13,1831../ Id rt ~'. l rtpa OBB^'i GOLD MINING .COMPANY JIIMIrKD). . 12 N-VcJlr ,'f.--ci :Bj.! '> lIT '; A pall (the first) of Threepence: per share hasp be&i ma&V by the Directors of the Above" Coin? pany, payable to the tindoraismed, at the ofllco of; the Combaby; ■ Coromandel, on' WBDNK3: PAY, 10th Xngusf, 18fflL-','. t ■■ o ' g I f- u -,,' i.°-j. ."- .^ ! Coromandel, Ju1y9,1881.'., ' J|"^!Tn?r.' | Flour Mills. ! — I T Yi' FLO U R Mth L S -SHORTLAND-STRKET. ~ 'j •;; r / c\ •*b t■ - ,-, ■; y' ' y [<" yq w v I The Undersigned,-haying, made extensive purchiifle3 of the Beat Auckland and Southern Wheats, beg to.draw.spocial ottentiqs toUioir ANOH' 6 R - BRAN D .a i-FASULY' FJLQU& !. '1J ,\ Ife They venture to. assert this well-known Brand Is superior to any Southern Flour, imported, and fearlessly recommend it to all Householders re quiring a Biratolass Pastryi Flour;,, Sask , 3pypßOp£s; Anof oni Beamd. Sacks ■/ . .:•,'. '■ (Jti tiJuU °A° Hundreds'/." ;: .V" UlO 0 .iiancfifttfr..3ri*.,rtbii.'u;i; vi! iS.-OJBin// .jin- --i2s's-,- ±.;,a iwi rlikj - t .r- 13 BT-.-irr ¥ f wo/ ii 7' •:,;.-.::'': J.iBYORPFT^fc QOanr . 1860.1 ■' I™~_ - \XI7S/AII^BMATA FLOUK'MIL'LB,-w iVT PRiqEBvyURRB^T((^pOLKBAU!). ~ Subjoot to alteration without notloo,, ~.. ,d i. Ci El i'- i~> SACKS, *;?100's, ' l "wT». a .'BS.ii'.e.B.d,. & S. d. Fine Flour, per ton 12 10 0. 13 0 0 13 10 9m J.L.K,lour,,;peEtp(i U 10. 0, ,12.-0 0.18 «ltf»\ BilkbreSsed "«?. 10 10 -0 U> O'b'^WiO ,0. ,Wheat Meal .. 1210 0 13 0 0 ISW'O" Sharps.petton l?Ksa 6 r; o ,0 .(p^icomiom. Bran,,persbn 0 .:••:,;■? ,°.hfi. i.\ ,T?..u.nm-i — & j ...Tho above prices ineluaouaoSßanibags. ' Sacks and bags cot returnable, t-i Cabin Blsoatte, £18per ton.; cases,-2s6deach. Also*,'a large assortment of Fancy BlßOultß. Price List on application. aimer" luTßßMarcAsa-,Min joo .» :^ I Ofilco i 35, CJueon-street, Auoklandi ; L tITY.= FLO U*R~MILLS ANI)-, jt/ '~; ~BMDUIT-MANUFACTpRY.,r " "f i ■:;'"'■"'. \ Vi, .!/'■!: Sacks.Moolbs.",;,iiolbß. !', -,","' '"' ~', H s. d.' B B,d. J3 i,d. Anchor Flour.ton .. 11 10 0 12 0 0 12 10 0 Extra Flour, Km ... 12 10 0 —"'"' — Sharps, per ton „ 6"0:0 . — —„ Bran, per ton '■•- L -6 0 0 ■■■"■■L." 'v-WlJ»i Cabin Bread.per ton .15 ,0 0-L. (fSUlftliJS r,r J. BYCROFT&CO. ■, Auckland, Jnly lith. 188 L - - \ ITHOKNTON, SMITH,' AND FIRTH'iF X PRICES CURRKNT (Wholksalk). Subject to alteration without notice. ■~-., "Tttf ■■•■■' Sacks. IOVs. f/it."-. Oownßraud Flour & s. (3. £ s. d. £ B.d. perton; „ . ~ 12 11 0 .13 0 0 13.W flf jH T.S.&F. Canteibary Flour, perton .. 1110 0 12 0 0 1211 0 Cantab Vlbur, per ■ "-■• Ip-I-Ul ton 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 I Sharps, per ton .. 6 D 0 .. .. Bran, per ton .. G 0 0 .. >~._, Fowl Wheat ~ ~ Bs. 6d. per bushel., -»(I' The above prices Include sacks and bagr: Backs and bags not returnable .aso^io ■.; in .'. • TKBMBt CiBH. - : "'. .1 i : Auckland, July lltb. 188 L ilgj ■ ; t| , . . ~,.. .... .; .. . . a= v # j ■ '\ r AUCtlOtiß.; ■.' ; ''■',';!, „. #- MONDAY, JULY 18. TQ J^CibT; A|Jl> /SHOE "MAN^FAC ; ;•: TURERS, CCrBRD3R^, AND French Calf!_ '\ ''. :_ French Calij Boot and Shoe Plant I Sewing 'Machineß.l; f: cißibcktng Mach&if^ GABRIEL LEWIS HAS -received instructions to sell atJiia, Store on the above date, at 11 o'ctook, ;«" OASBB FRENCH CALF, Superior'| a COMPLBTK PIiANT for above ma^uV. \ JX 4 , ,. facturing. .<"., ■,-.;' "j . -•'.- r « ; ■ :.'"'■'.;' ;• ;■• 'Also/- -"■ '■;• ■■■ \- ■'] ! i Howe's Sewing Machtues—BC -, - ?.Revolving By eleting Machine . ■ .>. r,t-ii vPrlcldng Machine : .■'■ ■ ■■■. Skiving Machine, ,'•.-.•-, .■■■■ J -;. ; oWm Blooking Machine -~ ■ : ->(;t.«<i ; plant will ba offered in one lot op to anK *«g ji-vi'viis-j: ,',:i.:i parohasera. rl''"- t.:.ia;e£ra<nl ! onitl i'lt'i >'»V 1 :;■-■■ C .'- J »>•" "•! <■'» *3«S-IBOTI ' o>r?j6.i t:ißy';,tot yt "? :■ - .:^*ja fa^io ■ • ?;(^^%i|ia :on^o^h''^s»i^ •AhoJjiV' flraily /;—.'»'•"• "> .•;'r i -3ico3T-;'Uo