POLICE COURT.— Yesterday.

(Before B, C. Baratow, Esq., 8.M.)

I/IGHTIKIKG Coin.—Samuel Keys and Wiliam Ambrose Dewsbury were charg d with defacing and diminishing eight crown pieces of the current coin of the realm, on the 6th instant.—George Henry White, barman at the Auckland Hotel, wa3 sworn and deposed to seeing Jieys in the Hotel about a fortnight ago; he called for three drinks, and put down half-a-crown in pay ment;, he told prisoner it was not a good coin,; i,;he] -asked him. to : give; it back, ; and handed, in two shillings; he put the halftcrown upon the shelf. Afterwards he came down to the bar.and called for three more drinks; Witness shewed the coin to Mr flamley, the landlord. - Prisoner said he, got it in change, at the Metropolitan Hotel; Mr. Hamley then ordered wituesa to return it {o the prisoner. He did so: thp coin, seemed new.but was ,very,li{>ht.— Dkioni.de Gamier was examined, (Leon Da Ferret in terpreted) and-deposed that he was a jeweller in Queen-street. He , knew both prisoners by • sight. Keys called at his shop on _ the 11th in9t. and asked if he would buy five coins. He tried them, and finding they were good, he purchased them.. Keys told hia they were damaged. He melted them down. Hedid not understand what Keys-said about them He gave him the value in silver.—Frederick Singleton, jeweller and. electro-plater, of Victoria-street* deposed that he knew keys.; He., called upon witness on the 11th inst., i and said he,wished to know if he could: assist him. Witness asked, in:what way. j He said ho had joined in business' with a man,named, Dewsbnry, and after sinking. come money the.business had not answercii his ~expectations, iRe said he. had a., quantity, ~ of. solid .silver,, which was. .useless. -.ito ..him, .'and :, wouldi witness call and look; at it. I He.had about 2J gals, which he purchased: of Kempthorne, Proßser and; Co., valued at about 19a. He said he had j two gold solutions,' ,one pur chased from Garnier,.the other was. made by jDewsbury; while the partnership existed): containing f 1 19s in gold. He said that he hud iicid* and.other things to.offer., .Theyi were brought to his house to tost as to their value. Witness then gave the result of his ■ tests,' .and. ...found ■ them nearly the samei Vas.; had :beeri istated••.:by. Keys'.. To-Mr Hesketh: To reduce coins ;in «iioh a manner would' require a skilled person. Amateurs.might do it, but they, would ;not be ; ;able;to, save, the Silver, f A newihalf.i crown weighed 210. grains, and the one he; weighed; WB3. reduced one-tiftb.i Exactly the weight of, sixpence 'had beia removed; from the oae. cora.-*-Mary Gamier, wife'D, de -..Garnier,; of. : :; Albert-street,; said- she remembered both men' coming to: her: bus-, baud's shop on Monday,. .the '11th., ■ Her i husband purchased some coins whichlooked; like, damaged half-crowns."' The coin's he boughtjjwsre t more ..damaged :i than :the. two depreciated' coins: •.now tue Court;, , Ber h,u«b3nd meltedithemdowri.rr'. S. J.i Blair, cordial-maker, Lorne-s'treet, said hejecehtlyreceive'da half-crown which he did nqt like, the .appearance of.■;; Hereceivedi it ißjthe/way:of. business. '; He > thought ;itj was, not good, and he-;gave; itii away:^-To Mr : fleske;tir: H&.gavoit td IMr .Smith, of the u jNew Caledonia Hotelj to nail upinthe bur.:,; He, did not do so.m ad S.luoi!1 ■■ i:i •

The Court rose at 5 p.m.

oi hui.r.m-i THIS DAY

(ieqijge Burns,' assdyer at the Bank of of MewZoatand, deposed to'bsing an exper^ in working precious metals. ' l|. He tried two h«lf-crowns which had' 'been1. in acid,' tjbtjj which Had a' lightening effect",upon them tp on weighing1 one he found thai it had ;lo^" in Weight 1 dwt, 18 grains.' The btber'coin~ was lighter.—James Hyland," boot'-closety Wyndham-street, deposed that he .redded, next door: to the prisoner,' Keys. .''', "He'h'^d betii'carrying ,bn' the''business'1 of electro platerI,'' .tinder the Btyle: Of Dewsbiiry, and Keys. TJbth'name3 were on the, card. -Had' seen' both ;nieh" abbtit the ''placel!J;H'ad' frequently seen Dewsb'ury 'af ypork^ ~'but not-'-'Keys;'1 * Thyy !l dissolved, .'partnership', three-weeks'ag#—To Mj |Laishley: ,'H.ad,' never seen'1 Keys''working1 at "the electro-' plating business.—JtCobert. ,]s.' \ '•„' Jjppes^ constable, 'stationed ' at' Aucklatjd,'' deposed ' that-;&e v-arrested')Keys'.on 'Thursday,''.the'' 11th instJ,'at'h W'hob'sVin' Wyndham-street.' Be* charged :hirii .with? uttering '.cVnihferfeit', coin.. -He!'replied;- "T :i'knbw,'.,'tyh'at^ts. abdut;' Viit's -about' ■;the"Jci?ift. ;i i at 1J. ] the" Me'lrbpoiitari." '* Noo'nin 'y^withSvitness.' Prisoner said the half-crown' Wafii;gijod; 'He,, searched the premises^ and found the yaripus' vessels kn& sdluti6ris: before the Court."''He was informed by Mr Siqgle(jon,.that the liquids were'tis e &. in',thc''eledtro-plating. business:—Mr He'steth, 6bjected. ' r tpJ, ;>his.. mode"of!:e'xaminatidn;.—|Hia 'Wbrship'. skid.1 he w6nld noV'tak'e'down what Mr SlnKjetPß toi<t Jiwitb«HT.~To' MrXaishley :' Heard Hyland's'evidencei"' He tpbk the ariicies from the premtees/descrihed by last witnesk.' George'Jeffery,- 'detictive- officer; In •AttekUndj'l deposed_ ''that: '"h^.'^resWi, DeWfebury oil thd-': 15th at hisf Ir'esid'ence.l in WaWefie'ld-strtiefc''1 Told him Tie. was'charged, with'bsiiij; concerned with' Samuel iieyS in making add passing bad half-crowns.'' Dews bury said- he' hpd passed iibne.: | He^as',' in partnership with1 Key'ti =in the electro-plate' line,, and one day -'they "silver,- rth'd. Keys7'bought £1 worth'ofKall-croWns.: ;''3B.e' put them through .a , certain. process;' to make 'a-silver solution; and having Soiib' sO" returned-'the coinsJto Eeysi^'TKat'was dil le •knewofthe .affair."; Keys' wl^'present. when^ be-'Bweatedthe-coinsi^Mi'Laishley; objected to anything being said to'lcrimii nato s«eysi-^Mr.:'-Paifdy ~JiiEide Jia^ «»* retrftoW uW'L'lhtiM Mect-'^.that^^tie'; whol«u i b£-'what !t)ewsbury J'-s»id" .sßoilja' be taken adowni^Mr Laishley 11 said, ;n'adJ the t coriTßrsation take'iiplace,irf'fhe presence' of Keys, he should bbject.r^'His'Wofstiip saidh'efelt b6uild to;takethe' he c6iiia not eliminate.—Detective-Jeffrey] repeated' the words of DeWebttryj.ijljdiditjiMii'd'Key's* was present. rT rrneyer in tended" to ,pass, them;—Mr 1 eonterideij. .th'a^,; th^ whole^ foi'ce:!of'ttie' sentence w»W agains|t Keys'k'4; Witness-further Stated'that pewsr'j buryinade the name statemeiltat'the police station'in'the preserice'of Keys,'who' replied; "That'isf tt'vißi" '■l lg6t'ibe coin*,. bqt',ybu. told'me:it "Would do them;pbi harm,^' and' wbe^ifl'found: they were'dan)aged r sr sold;s, or 6 toM/, Garnrtr,' u't6e jewelto: ''116'aisOj said'he'-fiadisold the'Jgqld and v !iilvfer aoldtiop^ to MrSinglet«n; of yictqri'a^tre^S^liiih'd' not1 TuKto-stana ;the: S^sineAfi' Exa! temed DeWabury^B:house;. i^' J'compa;ny,wiib:'Cpri stfifiles Strktheam and-Jone/:'' Fpn'nd'a, few odd-ttiinjjs!and business ■Jta.r'6s/'' A Was 'prh flent!with';C.brtftablftJ ! 6nesvin'Wy^ «treßt'when'the'ves's;,'l8laijd''*oln'tipnrjiye're" removed Jl-i-Keys1 mer3ly"' sald J he ijras'.Bdrry he had ever entered the bußines? of'"WHibtt he vraßgtotaUyvignorant.ib'utohe'ihUd'fßeeA'' advleed, %• hia friend,)Mr (Epth,' who;'con- '■ sidered that.by so .doing) Iris.' fortune would bo madeJiiKeyp subsequently j met witness^ io BKgJir9tr.eet,.'Bnd aakodhimnotitb-bestbo-' hard npqa,thenli.,and,attempted;;.to;»lip.a noteTP-A8 bjslievediiii:£s—in/his1 harid-Ji/fiel replied, that-JwiUifclO, there's,e'noughrofitha|^ He ,r,efu"9s4;;it. t jiJK.QyS,ithen.JsaidJi don't lie eroß?i .n'l^itnesair masiiiii withl a n^iiiDamedjAndrowfliatrthejitinie.'-^This: wa9j','t.ftft .eyidenqftjitorjitheiproseoutionf-^ Hlsj.Wforaiilp thought theievidenoei.wiai;not; sufii(ue,n,t;,tp ,c L rjmina,tei:DewsbTiry/r-. unless' therejwas,'spme.other;char£e td bfribronght ogainsVjiimj— Mh JLainhleyiurged'that.'a' distinct charge had , beeu made agaiosfc the prisoner Keys, and to that charge counsel; had directed .their, attentipp.;rr.Mr Hesketh | also'spbkii in "jiiirp^lar^strajn.-irH^ .vy.orshlp., coHtehded thit lnformatian^f a.preliininary : kind n'adl)eeii brpught against |h,q -prisoners, • .and'Whicfi' ha'^ been ;inyesj,igated,; but. the,' technical ph'argfc hadflb^beean^ade,, T^e. polica; nai^'n'o"Btatus,in! was l<J'for' the 'Cbur^, .rafter, .hearingj-.the witnes'3,',tb JBay ■whaij,the,charge Bhall ba, Mi'Paray'said the information implied jthat a ceir'tam offence had, been cojnnuUedj-but it w^'fdr'the'ppur^.'tj)'decide whether^qr not!lhe ll eViaeniße ' sustained/ :the^charge sufficion't fbr';1a'tXomijnit^al. i , Mr Hesketh,! complained that, a .specific hafl.^iptjbeea made.. IfHmn|!oi^erj'.pharge o y;as abrat,to; bemafleVtheJcfo'ss-exa^lnationjnigttjhay^, been"«hap>e«t very diJFerfijUy;, T -fti?)s\ftlS^P' said'if k'njf nM;,fptm]of ( ,charge J( wa^ t made jr it would (S&Tainly, be based, apob.; the, preset 'iJrodetfding^. 11; W^^'p«M<«ffiW s to the'tiHsb'tfei'sy 'as !tKev''wbuld'';pe;'in., b a-; posiiatfnrttfmeotthy-'^rKe^wtiktiyerTdfto': it migbtrtak'a il' j;IHe>«Hv;a;s -M goiiig-toi s6nd thei'tii the Sii^reinW.Vtivlfi'oHiW.wtoltait^ tionjlihtiti 16n»yth*"eVf4eii'de, Which 1 Kad; enabled'hini."^ (b'fepeaki'b fße'rnifwiy. ; towatdß''; a/ 'cbbcW's;bn.*^Cban^ei(','! h'aTib^' spoken' at'&birie^lenelH'OTi ttier:linafiter,:;!His' Woryhip1 he!1 Bliould^rioi''ali;erj"{(ie l ' origin'aK'chaTgei,:'asi ther^-'djdjhoij'app.ea^'to^ be any necessity for it.-^Th'e priaoner'siyerfe then charged according 'to <ne'; "original' infojffiation.t'and the: dep'o'«ltions;fead; 'ov.er; AlfredvAley^'twatchinaker,^- Wa^'chlled'tb"' epeak,A9' to the .chaiaoter> of'the iprisdrier^ KeyajJiq hadiknowmHim for'two'y^a'rfj Fi.e,': Mr , : Afey4iiffasithen'i:the' president of the WorkiDg,Men'aClub, and -prigonerwas'env; ployjeda asiibarmarirmbthe^club ;j h'6 >:,lifa3; always; regarded aafan'iipriest^tfustwprthy; man. jlia character/was feood, and he should; not think he was likely to coinniit an offende, of this inatarei;.he,was Bteward atihe! CJub aboui,,tenrnionths. l iHeleftibe<Jaus'e he w&s not v a.mart: eiiough liot '•■ the- ;poßition"--;:; Jameg Wfft.S Henton,) manager- at 'Kempl thorne, Prosser, and Gompany, recognised i the'itiyoite(pro'dtt'ced)-aVin-tne'Eandwrit ing of an employee in his office. ; He; was sati^adilfiait "the goods c'ttierein" ? mentioned werempMteiit y and ,"paid ! for\\pri J'ttie, date-'-m!d I>ll'in^ i tne

O'Keefe, ■ who made it but, is in the Kaipara.—Henry N. Abbot, landlord of the United Service Hotel, deposed that he had known the accused for -18 months. Had been in his employ tour months. His character was good. He was honest and trustworthy. Should not think he would be guilty of the act of which lie is charged. He left because he had not room for him. The other assistant was a distant relative of his. Had no fault to find with Keys. As barman, alarge amount of coin passedthrough his hands,—Mr Laishley and Mr S. Hes keth having briefly addressed the Court, His Worship said he must dismiss the charge against Dewsbury, but Keys he must commit for trial at the next sittings of the Supreme Court. He would, however, allow bail, himself in £100, and two sureties iv £50 each. . ■ ■ ■

llndecest Assault.—The charge of in decent assault against James Culbertin the Western Park was adjourned until Thurs day next.

i This was all the business.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

A HAN named John Power made an.nn successful attempt to rid himself of the cares of this world by jumping from the Queen-street Wharf this afternoon. He walked down the Svharf, and, when a few yards past the Watermen's House,stood and attentively gazed on the sea for a moment Then a sudden impulse seemed to seize him, and much to the bewiderment of the op-lookers the man' began divesting him self of. his coat. This task: accomplished, he .jumped overboard, remarking'that he was quite tired of his life. Une of the Watermen threw him. a life-buoy, but this •he declined to. lay. hold of. Three posts put off ito his assistance, and he was picked up by a crew from the Minnie Hare. His/first words upon being hauled ovjt of thd water was; " I'm an unfortunate man from tile Thames." That the man was desirous of 'drowning ,himself, was. plainly evident from his actions. , He was taken in charge by water-policemen Sampson and Dugan, and conveyed td the lock-up.; Powell hakjn yvife'.'and'.family ,Jiying in ParneU. He ■his . been.' :drinkin« very heavy recently arid is at present Buffering from delirium tremens., ;.; ' '■ '", '. ■ ',*",■ : .'.-" '.■•"'.", ■.

RATEPAYERS' MEETINGS.

Remcteha,—There; was a , air attondanos at the JRemtiera maeting last- .eveninfj.! . Mr J. M. lionnox occupied ', the 6hatr.'\ The balance sheet showed/receipts of £1.172 53 3d ana expea diiiire, £959 63 Sd,. leaving a balance in hand: of ■.£212 18a 4d. The Secretary Btated that the 'bcjlance waj made ;UD to the ,3lßt Maroh;; the present credit balance was about £?0. Tho re pdrt was adopted.' The 'inembera of the old JBbard were re-elected without; opposition and Messru Hesketh arid K.M. Kyburn! were re-elec ted. Auditors. ; MessM.Tocty aridScarbora were i abpoiiited Fence-viewers. ; A motion was made by MrKingTe dividing the'dlstriotiatoseptions and'./hylting tenders .jfor : , the uiaintenanoa )ol i roads, but on the suggestion of Mr J. L. Wilson, he agreed to aitec, his motion and made it a rer, cominbQdation ,to the truetees. . ;It was ihen pot to ,'Jhe meeting!'ani carried.';. .The iollowing Iresolutipn was also carried,—',' That any parson, after due notice, np'tbutUng.down'the gome ln : front o£ his place shbuid berpiOßecuteaby the •Board." The trustees -'held a meeting snbse qaently -wiiea Mr .Tonka w?s , appointed chair man and' Mr S. Mbrrin i secretary. ~ :' .Ga*rioN.—The annual mealing ot the Grafton Road ratepayers w»s beldilast evening in the Nngent-atreet sohoqiroom. Tbera was a good attendance, and the Rev. D. Bruce occupied the, choir.. :Mr H. Ashton, junr., read;the:annual report, from which it appeared that tho receipts for the twelve months endiug 30, June,, 1881, wore £756 7s, to which muasl»e addad £64 2< sd, bilance in hand from last year, making in all £820 9a sdi The disbursements for the past year kmounted to £767 5a lOd, leaving a b&Unc6_o£ £33 3s 7d in the bank. The accounts showed a. much Bmaller sum than uaual, viz.—£2s2 2a 6d, received from-Colonial Government, ot which *tlo :i7a'.6d,.'ifl subsidy; of 7s. 6d in, the pqund. instesd ot 20s, as in the previous year;, and £136 15a from the. couatty ,fiind. The "report Bhowed that ten lamps had been, erected, the costot lampß and lamp-postn having baah £5717s lid. A sum of £1414s fid had been ; expended .in lighting, gal, *o. The amount i available for lighting waa £110 15a and the sum expended £102. . The- proposal, to, connect 1 Bjfmonasstreet with QraXton Road by bridging the golly, could .not be entertained for want of Xuhos.^ ■ 'f he Board approved of tha laying down oti tramways... The work in Burleigh-street 'could not be'ddne pwlng to the opposition of the. residenta, although plans were prepared, and tehdars accepUd-j The Board, replied W tha ariplibatidnoC the City CounolltPP»y.one-fourth ot1 the coat'of obnatrucUng a m»in sewer .in ftanley-streot that a maia sewec.in otanley ; street being required for the [drainage of the Grufton Road ljistripc; but the hospital which is a General Government oonCßrn, the Bo^rd. did not Eec that the cost thereof.should be imposed ■ on' the Gralton Road^istripty but. shouldrather b« borne by'the General Government. The report concluded with the opinion, that the Grafton Riding; should have another Tepreaen ;taliv.a,.in the, County Council. .Mr Thomas. M'aci&rlano inovea the adoption ot iho jreport, wbioh was seconded by Mr, and agreed to} Tie rate forihe enßaing.year washed at, M lathe ■« on the motion of Mr S. K. Hughes, isehr.'iMeasri Macffarlane, MoKeohnie; liaish -i«r,;. -Ia.io«Jo«»'-- nil ■aaf,' l \i f ua uiemDers; ol itli6 ' ietiriig Board,, were, proposed for ' re- elebtion. . Messrs, Fred..; Thomas, Hedger, arid Jdh'h.Hewspn, were also nominated. The ballot resulted in the old Board beiug re-e!eoted, the numbers, polled Ibeing as■ follow:~-Aiokin, liO ; Har .140 i. MacfiCarlane, 138; < M»okeohnie : 138 £ LaisKley, »13i: Thomas, 34:,Hewaon, SO; Hedger 28. Mesars;Pierce and Hughes were, re^elebted audit'ora.' and Messrs ißurkes »nd ; Patteraon fence-viewers. • The lightuig rate was 'fixed at 3d in the>S on the mqtion ot Mr hawhley. It was agreed, on the motion ot Mr S. K. Hughes, that it bu an instruptioa to .the trustees that no cutting down of streets "shall, be undertaken: at the risk of olaim3 being made for bompens»tion. iimotion by Mr Btaioes, in favour p£ the Regu lations'Of ttfections Act being brought into force inS the distrlot, was~negitivea. The meeting ooncladed with a vote of thanks fo the ohairr man. •-'GOlj r '"* u.j.,..,- ~.i. >~..<..<-.'

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

'.Irßßifoliowinglbusin'es'a, additional; to:that ■trao^atfttd ! thV meeting %} }le' l Boird bftEdacatioliryesterday.ifternoQii:— I '•■.::..; iPONSQffßir.'— Applicatioii' were.inad.gi6V ike erection of stieds as "a shelter for the children, and. the; gravelling lof i the W grpmuli The estimated..cost of; the sheds' was•'■-'ifiiaJ.■•'!;' Taj i ijequest.'fpr them ' was rdeclihed. \; it was agreed to pay half the .ex-; '6eln»e rof'-the"graVdlliQg,"iirdvided.it did not eJSeed^jtO,',,';.,'?.'''';,1 ,:'.';..V'' n;.o-i,atfl., isvtft m: "'. SPoKKK<JBtBj, WJasT- 7-r- Application y, lot :grant of £10 towards fencing, and. planting the ground-with trees.—lt was agreed to allow the expenSifiiFe'to*b*e made: from the .'school fnn^sa3WßKA BKpi'i'&l:J£>" t 1V fTiTiRANGi, -Application.for a supply ot 'tt^psjor^^chopl c held..at,^r .JU^ng-^s-■ Declined., ,-, <i v '\ :■ r\ f a-J -j«i?i "'iiu;l!:<|-sv/ - i\yAijJ.Oi.'- n TiLe,; >Yainul>qinmlttee ,re:, '"cobimerided" a grant towards^ tfi^.BCjiopli TiDrary. I T-Deferqed. [; h!, ; ; Jiifcmx joi! ",i?Y" •"• QtTE^N's KEDOUBri^MriHobpr made ,a, personal expiaii^tl'oii of his action in regard •to! tfe; dispiite.' reVthe,'establishment > of ~a 'sctool'at fee Queen's Kedoubi. , Hia^eMion, of fwHaffie'.liaa said .on, that .opcasion . .was. .geherally^caiucided .with' .by/the, members. of! the '"Hoard present.,. He: said that-the, aispiit'e3"kt"?oke'no w«e really, nojj i school matters, [tint ibeckiifle he l^ad Wparred .thjslho^fx.U^^rj^brUsr^pJjjpokenp,.ln. getting the "railway station fixed on^itsi: :pre^ent^ite. ~:<...,,.,[ iaihi or. iio'j. alA' 3: KiTiKA:TI.'-7TWith r refetenQe. tp ; a disputft, arising ooOTthe'resignationof thq,,com.v imittee, ifw.as, agrqed'to, inform the ; applir; icajitstriattliose wh^ resigned ha^P9 power, 'to! with.£r"a'w"jth'eir' resignation, Captain SCew&rt" was1 properly appomte^. ;1 ,,, ili klHlKlHl.rr-The ,C!hairmjin raud.pCpm-. tmittee'ttf thjs distticfc^ejng at loggerheads,, the-'former ■vfr'p'teIyco'rapl3J1 y co'rapl3Jn I mk, tnat: ?!fIPW letiter's adSlressed tb.Kina .had Men^taken anB Yfapenea by the Secretary; (Mr.Thomas), lanS also that a Jance having been, hela.™' the Jscliopl 'with;'.'the. Bermissiba.iOfN.the, Cdmmittee, db'nsidefaole" damage naa Deen dope to the furniture, books, &c. ~He for-, warde'd'areppf^; upon, the; damsge, whicft the teacher had drawn uplatiis request. r-r ; Jij wafsdecided' to'return■.thei'iepprt of ,Mr. Gdrdon; asHiug'li>.,.tobri,n X lli faefore Pe' OomrriitteeV alsp'to write to tUe.Committde,. iDforihing theui pf the. communicatipu yfhich hajTbeen received;'. 'J." ;1 ,., i ;f. : .', ■, ' WflAU.—The committee applied,for ; ,£l,b 'to I f«nce the teachers' -.dwelling ;■ alsp rer ',h'eWed n aa, ftiplltation tq.'.'haye;. ;a..school ereclied,-The-grailt^as'iill6wed, ; . hnt fl pt. ltiakW'"e6VfciiWe'e ; '-"to'^cloke. , .tha %'atiye echool at M»randa) j,^o. mike:a'Bm'aU graijupwkd.the. repwr the a ff school at Pakiri;';tq- f ascertain, if a •EJilt i!tMslbnße'';offeTc> d/t6r->ale as, a i^XiVang^chbp) i'^^^^^hfe' residenpe"ju^yela.\ 'Waik/ekie.>thong,, asitff had been secured;'to deferfpr.the 'present for the application., re PWrnejot Qf :| atVaiWera South'unabW to. attebd any MmV® h'^e:paid !j'outfthe Wark^pHh school funds an account of 8/, for wpaira j, not to make the CJJurch.hiirichopl ,a. ttll !«me one/tibr'ttf'iniJiude. the' night school iatten'datice 'm^i'the 'average;' to^ erect a'coal and wood. shed ,to the. Cambridge. WestScKool; and to apply for'further in formatioa before, allotting areßident JeScner. to I the. Great' Barrier, r , The | poundaries .of 'the \V"alVanki'^sfrict' vwere'sUbihitted,,and. mcco'tfntgbf^lhi-'the'meeftn^toiictoseV

TELEGRAMS.

(FEOII OTJTK OWN COBBESFOXDEMT.]

COROMANDEL, this day.

■ Thp Bismarck got 201bs. of picked stone last night in stoping dowa 70 feet below the intermediate level. The Success is getting on gold again.

[PER ERESS ASSOCIATION.;

WELLINGTON, this day,

THE MAGGIE PATTERSON.

A very heavy sea is running at the Heads. The Maggie Patterson is now broadside on. She is not much.injured, hut it is believed that the keel has been knocked off.

LAW SOCIETY MEETING,

• The Law Society here has called a meeting of all the legal profession in Wellington to consider the provisions of the Law Practitioners Bill. The, Re porters of the Press were not admitted and therefore little is known of the particu lar opinions expressed but it is under stood that opinions adverse to bill were expressed though, aa far as barristers are concerned the objections to 1 the Bill were not so strongly urged. Mr Toje sent the following reply to the circular pent him :—" 18th July, 1881. Dear sir,— I beg to acknowledge receipt of your circular requestiag me to attend a meeting of legal profession in Wellington, to be held thus eVening, to consider the provisions of the Law Practitioners Bill, now before Parlia ment. You perhaps have forgotton that as a member of Legislature I shall he called upon togive the measure due consideration in my placeinParlisment.and therefore 1 think that it is more consistent with the interests of the public, which, alone aßa representa tive I am bound1 to serve for one (in all couftsey however) to refrain from attending the meating., At the same time,: I may state: that 1 approve of the principles con tained in the Bill in question, and begin conclusion that : you will kindly.'..com municate my opinions herein to the meet-. ing.^-lam, &&, JAS. A. Tole.:: ;,: ;

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

(BY TELKGKAPH. - OWM CORRESPONDENT.)

I ~ '! .WELLINGTON, this afternoon I The Opposition looked upon Moss' speech last night as a trump card W their favour. STEAMER CHARTEitEi): TO ■BRING j; 'oppositionists; ■ '; i:i ;<■■;; • Messrs Pyke and Driver .would have been able to leave Lyttelton for Wellington by the 'Union, Company's; steamer i'to« morrow,' but '.for. some reason .or other the time-table haa been i ■ disarranged. and1 under .drditiary : circumstances ,;they .would1 not nb'vv get'her6' till' about the end ot next week. This is put down to the action of a,member of,, tHe Government pkrty.who 1b director of the Union Company. ' The Opposition ho>vever are determinedjto h'aye.Messrs Dfiver and.Pyka'.up. by ;Tues day, ■' :and i have '■■ chartiered /the i Graftou cto proceed; to Lyttelton to-day ,to :brins.iup those members... ■■■ ... >;'. ■.:;

\ Mr Finn, who* was at Gisborne, is bow on his way here'per Albion. It is'reported that 1 inatructions. had > been: 'given riot I toi allow the Albion to; call this lime at Gisborne, but'ioh the Opposition'- making arrangements ..with.; a.l small steamer to bring-, Mr.. Finn ,to .. Napier, fijom • which' place he i will come I overland, the Albioh did call at Gisborne; I give the last as a mere rumour, which may bo an invention of the enemy,. but it la a, fact, that a steamer has been chartered to bring up,Messrs'Pyke arid Driver. The political situation has not changed siuco my last advice. ... '. •': i.; ;■.- '- •• ■'■■ ;- ''

JUVENILE PINAFORE COM PANY.

'■TfpublqscjMe Cotrtplicqtitim.

THE performance pi the 'juvenile; Pinafore Company'; advertised for to-night :: at the Lprne-street JElall will not.come ofl.: This js' owing:'.to a.idouble cause, rlt is reported that.after' '.obtaining, £165 from' j Mi;' Key-' ,iiolds for return passages to Melbourne. vift 'the;, Bluff;,''on.,'.the' understanding- a that the Company, ..would " play ' doWA 'the' coast, vfoW:''Pollard, has refused •toi jcarry- but' :.his: agreement, arid :in teridki.gbinK :on' to Sydney at,once. Another reason forithe delays:;that have taken, place is said to be the fact'that the! children,;', brought- scarlet •fever ■ -. arid ,diptheria •with them from the Thames, and the majority of the. girls' have been down' with it, ,?. Some of those: convalescent were very,ibjudiciously • allowed to take ■ part in; ,the" ball on Thursday night;' The existence of the fever^ought.td.have been; reported earlier.'; Ifi tie. report' that 'one v6f-'the' children is now. considered to: bo dying, of scarlet fever and'diptheria: :co'mbln'e3,; ,W trnejisUpaiought;to,;be .taken;. immediatelyV by Ttlje Health; OiKper. to see.that a proper, system of isolation is carried outi Arid, of course, the intention to travel, by steamer •will be out pf/the'questionjQrx.thepreseut, aa, apart from the -wrong done to other , pissengersi.-.the steamer (would lender; itself.' liable;!t& quarantine'-at' ihe'next; pb^t? the. nnaL scene in -the '' Pinafore/" Itousinesd will be'it'is impossible to! predict^' I»it we understand jtlfat,the, lawyers are at' wprk and it is on the erirdsthaf' some spicy Revelations which will. tHrow; a great deal of light <iri the ftsVagefn,ent'.pf;tJHveniie .coin panie3 and probably load to the.enactment ■6fJprohibitory legislation-in-all the colonies pri the subject will'be'tbe-iipshot;1 '■" i:':f :>- ,*

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO Mr GARDENER'S SON.

'AjßOY.riamed Dudley Gardiner, aged about thirteen. :r or, -fourteen; ,iygars,-,<, sustained „, injuries- of-a'most' dangerous, nature in a nwst-surpri singly mysterious nature to-day, siprtly':'after'noon,'/.he was . !bJme'o^'"tfe'inmatea,'o'l'OldlWen's Refuge, 'living onlthatlpartiof the'Hospitall reserve T^tween the tfefuger'.andrc Graf ton Road. • His, peculiar position, e?cited;> surpris^and pri proceedingjtow^rds him itvW^B.seenih.at Ith'ere was a deepgashron-nisiorehead. Mrs Mack carried him up: sto;,the iHospitakandr £o was there attended'to toy D*' Cooper. Thafcgentleman saw at a glance: that the injury-was a:moat'dangerous,one. -■,'■/..Tho,re iV was a serious, fracture of theti:ontal o bdne, 'aid great "depression.: of: :the ibone. Mr CoonaiMdecided to>se«d.tor priPhilson k 'who had.(.ar ;short time previously o epua "ial the ilifectipn ofi-'the.Stockade.-'-'He arkved »Mt tie ■lapse; of '»■ feW .minutes. '.Tile boy was cperfebtly,.cpAscj6uß;"ana con- Teraed with those around him in a collected minnen' In anawerto the (jnestions put tp 'him, !)J lie\ -said.,! His ; nattie.'i I,W^3;'|J ,l)u,dlay.< Gardiner,'""and "ihat Jaigofather was a Wrtner in the firm -of-Sharland,,.and Cd.;'chemists^.SKortland-street. J '.He1, had been... on ral .visit ", to.„ s6?ne 1 ■frienda.Lin Graftoh Road, ahd he .says that while playing in the paddock he felldown in a fit, auji thatihisJjeadjißtrackxagainßt-atstone.- It is.'howevor, very.improbable thatso serious a fracture could be caused to <!abpy of such Tfght w'eight'siriply rhrough'fallingttnrOttgb.l failing on a stone, unless' Ke had fallen gome• considerable distance.' 'There-watfa torse in the paddock at the'time, but the Soy*" said; M Was not nearit/ aud that it did: not kick him.,, His "sißter was in the friends heuse at 'the time, but did not see the 'accident. Vni Philson and Cooper fetopved thebbne; but the brain',was then protruding, and it'was thought very im ;pr6baWeJthatltho boy could anlvivS^B 6! 'is ;h*eJoaly:Bpnlot:MrGardin"(sn:" ——~—■ " {A further jPartipfharp.^ % A massage way-reyeived'ifb&iiie Hospi tal this afternoon to-the-effect that the .condition of HDudloy tGaidineruwagiworseV and that he waslin: «onvnlsions;)o Another Version of Jb& qaua 5 pf fheiaccident m&9\ 'ualthiß afternoon, It is to the effect that the boy was playirir"wTth a numbea of I compaiib'ns,; amongstr Kfhovd. were '-Mr'' 'Garland's children,-, M.r.;Gj»T?find was also ,pj4sent. It is said that.-young Gardiner tian'd* ' \vith" the* 'inlfentioi pr strikingJhe' f" nar.He.waa seen to.'fal]~and r it .was Ve ei that the Borse either kicked him when!_ itruck it, or that he-w^ts trod upon by ; Jsj3 /hpr?^( while (fte /^waa.lyjpg/rnpon-jthe; .«pund. _

'.|B Ia iS^ai'ia Alt »< In our last evening's issae. Butter was wrongly qubteiafcla'3d to Is 6d.1 Itaßopld haCe been fresh butter, Is 3d; best dairies, telegram e re. ceived^frorii' Coromandel felViiive to _ t*- c SuUe3 B miac^:^sStafte3%.n S erobti,ned knbther fine cake of goli^eter Reid. "'' An excellent recipe" for making an infi. del: Traimup a, child to lotftoupon; Sunday as a day of frigid austerity, force it to listen upon that day to three dry-sermon* which it cannot possibly understand;, make, hym n ,singingV4KßC^ture-leftrning9:^ ,an;d'ybn'are rearing aye/jjp.roniwing yonng opiefoji/.jieyjA .waaTa-aßyou.MOTaxj'J

THE AFQfeLiSB: EVENIMJ STAK, JSATURDAY JIJLT J33,



Wanceo. WANTED, a emarlPS'onth to assist in shop and go erranda.—P. Stephen's", Bootmaker, 13C. Queen-street. WANTED, a Macmnist and FinTehers.' -Apply to Neil Campbell, Tailor, Queen street. ..,, ■■ ■*~....; WANTED, a Good General Servant ; ■ references required.—Apply at Maspnid", HoteU Princea-street. . . . WANTED, three Apprentices ;;fitting | c.and cntttng taught A splendid oppor tanity.—Apply Mrs Atkinson, Dross and Habit Maker, Adams's Buildings', Upper Qneen-Btreet. 1 . \JkT ANTED, a General servant.— Apply " T to Mrs D. Kelly. Lower ParneU.,.... WANTED, a respectable Girl about 16 or 17 to assist in house work.—Apply at once to Mrs McDonald, Osborne Home, Lower Albert-street. ; WANTED, a First-class Jackmaker; also. Strong Boys.—Apply Auckland Timber Co. (Limited.) ■ ■"-•■r- ■-,; WANTED, for the barque 'Dunkeld,' a good STEWARD.—AppIy on board, with testimonials. ' •-:,-.. : .i THE HEW ZEAL.IND SHIPPING COMPANY •I (LnaiTßD). Agenta. 4*rANTJfD, a First-class Barmaid.— ' Vt !•'" Apply at this office. WANTED, fi strong Servant to act as Housekeeper; mußt understand cooking and laundrywork.—Apply J. Bevan, Butcher, Newton Road. . ' ANTED, for Work at Manukau Heads, four good Men used to rough j Carpentering work; also four good Men used to ■Rock work.—Apply at Commercial Hotel, Short land-street, to-morrow, at 8 o'clook. WANTED, a Very Old-fashioned Tea and Breakfast Set; gold-and-whito pie ferr.ed.-r Apply early to S.; Tanfleld, late ST. K.i Boylan, 139, Queen-street. WANTED, Two Boys as Improvers.— A. McCuroll, Eootmaker England street, Collage Hill. WANTED, 50 dozen White Brandy ; Bottles arid Straw Envelopes. Highest price given.—Swan ; Hotel, Parnell Biiilwny Bridge.; ■ ;■/, ' ; ; ' . ; .' ','• ;' "•'. WANTED to Purchase, a good Second-: hand Side-ssddle.-Apply Thomson, 41 ana 42, N.Z. Insurance Buildings.. ■~ ; , WANTED— What-will Dampier sell Turkey Twill at when he sells off? He la Belling it now at 6d the yard. Be in time. ; TTTANTED by a middle-aged persoif.'a' jTT.' Situation as Working Housekeeper ltd one or two Gentlemen.—For address.apply.to Mrs Prqbert, Shortland-streot.. 'T *'.* "-".-.;'« '■'!...'. I W ANTED, a good Second-hand Screw. cutting Gap Lathe; state lowest cash price, 'be.— Apply Iron, Stab Office. ~ ;->. ; i ;■' ■ !\%J ANTED, a Furnished Bedroom for1 ■ jVV two respectable young men.—Apply gjgrthißPffloe,;"-: -■■- --■-- ------------- tXTANTED, a;'Situationt as Gardener, |W —noar Auokland; willing to make him sjslf generally useful.—Address, W.D., this \\J ANTED, a Small Cottage, Parnell, |[T T near the town.— Apply'g.s., Star offloe. ANTED, a Partner in the Brewing. " Bottling." »nd Cordial Manufacturing Business in a country town., Capital, £350.— Brewer, Stab offloe. ''■"■ ''" l ; i=E*ANTJSD Ktf OWN -f.Have any.pf.tbe iVY gelling'off people got "Ladles' Good Out door Boots at lls 6d, and Infants' Boots,at fid ? Dampier has.' Be'in'ttm'e!': ■''"'-'•' ''--•-'■■'■ W{A'Ni'CBD,; Builders/.P.ainterßj j&c. ,rtp use Pure Kauri Gum Oil for priming all kinds of wood or,lronwork.. Tho beat thatoan be used. 2j 9d p'er^gallon.-^Atkinson and Co., Freeman's Bay..; ' *,■ .' ~iV\ WANTED, to Rent,-tf moderate-sized House;' with from 20 to 60 acres oC good land, within easy distance by road of Auckland ; a right to purohaao is desired.—Apply W. H. Metcalfe, 29, JN.Z. Insurance Buildings. WANTJED KNOWN-Boots, Shoes, BUpiiers and Leggings of every descrip tion.—Cheap Boot Shop, oornor of Queen-street ahd Market entrance. '.... ■ . ANTED—To lose no time in ex amining some Wonderfully Cheap Uver cbita, 27s Gd, unog.uallod.in N.Z.—Phillips' Mart, Queen-street, j ■ ■ ' WANTED, KNOWN.—By tho,Orient Lino regular Fortnightly Shlpmonts of the Latest Knglfrh Novelties are being received and offered at Goodaon's London Arcade. The ' John Elder' and ' Cuzco' goods cow being un pneked; immensely varied and attractive lines. , VXrANTKD.KNOWN-Dampier'fs not . jV? selling off, but he is selling Men's Sun dayiTronßers at 6j the pair. Be in.tlme., ■■„,; r " ' U/iAHTED KfI6WA —That ■ the■ '$) few1 |t»ii n;<Zealand Timber Company' are'seMiß{i: all-kinds'of Timber and1 Building Mnteri^l at the very lowesf.rates. Very-superior White Kauri, from our new bush, juet opened.l:'"''.-'! " TVTANTitD, Apartments.(two rooms) by' ■ IVY ainarriod couple, in or tear toSymonds street,' where,no other lodgers kept; quiet ness la deslr*ble; advertisers would be aitree able to provide own provisions if cooked for them, or entsr iuto other agreement if desired.— ijpply by letter to Box Si, Post-oflloe. ' tn ANTED :ENOWN^-90,000 Cabbage JV-T —Plants-at -4s per - I.MKM- Lettnce-andr Cauliflowers equally cheap; Apple Trees, 9d eaoh; Rose Trees, 4a par' doz; 3-year-old Tries, at X, Baiiey'a Nnraery. Carlton Hoad.,. . , ANTED KNOWN—Mrs. UAdlky;; lato of Prinoes-Btreet, bega to notify that she has Removed to more commodious premises in Grey-street, and tost Bhe Is now prepared to execute orders for Underclothing, General Drapery, and Ladies' and Children's " Combinations," at the lowest possible prices. W ANTKD, Everybody to Try Kobley's First class Digestive Brown Loaf, licrht and wholesome; aIBO Digestive Meal lor Por rrdge, Uißeitive1 Meal for. Breads Robley'a Nu-? t'itious Food for Infants and Invalids, Hoblay'sJ Patent tSelf-raising Klour for Cake 3, Paßtry, &o. Wholesale and .Retail. I i 25, J. it'obley. \\\7 ANTED, orders, tor ; ; pur .famous 1 y T ''Trousers to meaßUre; at 133 6d; also, the wendrous 65a suits. ■Ovorcoatff* from 40s. Marvellous value. at.J. D. Phillips', Cheap TallerJ.l7o,Qnee'n-atreet. » /■ •'■ ".-' " '• ANTKD KNOYfSS, -tbat-ypu ■ cau Drosa well for a small weekly payment by going to Mnnro and Milligaitf- hoo advertise menton front page.... .---;: — . , 8 -The. Auckland i Timber..' Cpmpßpyt. Aavfl.i on .hand Beveral Job Lota of Building iwhloh willbe sold as Great Bargains, to make room; 3 Also, oil descriptions of Timber, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, Joinery;' Turnery, &0., at Lowest Prices;.!.-i ■■■■>.. -'•' -" •• '< ■''< •'-; >:" n • ' . ' I . I, ;■ ■.":'■"-'■.■'■.: ,B- HOLDSHIP. Manager. ~t\7 ANTED KNOWN^-Are any of the' y T selling offpsople selllrg Boys' and Men's Frenoh Peak Caps, as good, us new, at Is ? If so, I will give the first informer 5s — W. H. Dampier, i O'clock. July 23,1881- ,~; ... ~-,„„„» iXJU ANTED KNOWN-Smith's cheap t Wl" PbAßbbyWabbhoosb—We are Belling tho"'Boatif you can " Corset: at 2s' lid, worth 4flpairViUmbrellas at 1b Hd: Laoetjurtains, 3ydsi';4s 9d-.pair:i Wot .Wove!SnirtJhßßi3}d;;; strongiGreyi 3i a yard; good Flannel at IUJd,-i Cprneruof. Qnßenrstreet and: Alexandra street; opposite Army and Navy Hotel' • ■ ■■"'■'■ -;;-".' t\J A^TJBP, KNOWN—Smith's -phbap J 1.-~J>KAP*R¥ ...WARKpoi7BB -Qive —Goodr Value in a Good Article at a roaspnable'proflt., Oiir-iposftlon'. and moderate-expense? is 1 the* bbasom wax.— Corner of Queen.itreet and Alexandra-Btroet, Opposite-Army and Navy Hotel. —-— \\T AN%; EDVeverybne'wtoo^s':fii heea o I'y y a good Umbrella to see the stock at J. Gilmonr's, Upper aymoiid-'s&eet.—Ladies, from 2s[tolls; gent3,fromßs9dto27B6d.—See Advt^ "CTTANTKD KNOWN, that Professor 1 fV Cailliau commences hie new Elementary Pinging Class, in the Christians' Meeting House, oorned MSHobsoii - *nd Cook s^eetß; om- TUEBDAY, August 2nd, at 7.30 p.m. Terms: Lddies, 6s, Gentlemen, 103 6d per quarter, in advance. Names enrolled Id the hall on the opening night,;; .No* neiy, pupils reqeived aftelf second lea'aori'.'" •dxr ANTED KNOWN"—Music, Music, VY Mublc-Another, fresh, ; lot rof Piano Moslo, all at §d; Songs," DanbSS;'Pieces, &o. Particular attention 'ia called this time to the Piece Music, al} at 6d: no hjgher price. Come and see the grand display of it in the Auckland Mirket v near iVfijlles.lgy-.sjirpet.—'Wt'B.Dainpten vjjfrANTED KNO-WK—Men's Sunday i-f T Trousers, (is the pair; Shawls, 4yds long and^yds: WWe^Sa'Bd each,;. Shetland doj^yda sduare, 4s 6d; Ladies' and Girls' Fur Rink Hate, 2b; Uents'and'Boya'do,2s:; i ß'eathersi(o9((orted) l Bdleaoh: Ladies' Fashionable Winter Jaokets, 9a 6d and 10a 6d; 2-batton Black Kid Gloves, all sizes. Is 6d; Josephine Black do, 3b lid: Ladles' JDiale Thread do, 6d; Children's id : Fur Top, Bpringrdo, 28t;Inttpts' Boots,V6dl;ilnfants, 6d; Wool Squares, 8d; Knitted Sosrves, 6&;> Jerseys, 83 (3d ;.an immense lot of Buttons 2d.the, dozf'Blabk-FTingeTwthe yd; Tur Trimmings, 3d per yd; Black Falls, 9d eaoh; .Frilling, 2d the idf Ladles' Drawers,ls6d; nioe3lne of Chemlseß, 28 lid; Night Dresses, 3s 6d ; Ladies' and Girls' Feltskirts, 2» 6dj-Knltted do, 4s-6d; grand line of Wlk Scarves, reduced from 2s 6i to Is: Genta'; Hatih'ScarVes, 9d;' Boys' Satin do: Bd; Turkey.. TwiH.'""6d iper' yd j !Worstea, ■ ld-therskein; WitgerWgiWool.all colours, -3fl or 3d the hank;' W-efttfcflannelß.-lOd1: Brown Hollana,;7d : Shteting,' 811' inches -wide," lljd: Winc6y, ;4jd flcptotoPlaid', BJd{ Lustre, Is; Satin Cloth; U 3d.; THomeßp'un,':Bd:; grand'line of Costumes, 12s 6d ; Ladles'' Bath; Gowns,- ;13 6d; fresh, lot: Of Hat Ornaments, 4d; Dress Laces, 3d each; Dress 'TasS6M;!'i6d;t'"Cliildren's Merino Frootrs1,.' 3s 8 Osi'HeelS- of Black 'Thread; • 6d; usual prlos Is, 2d'; ,Bilk*H6elsj different doloursi'l Jd; Black Do,'. Id; .Large 'Cakeaofl Windsor Boaj>^ 9 Cakes' for I lsi '4lD''baTS''bf:GlJcerineJ 'Soap, ,6d; Infants Bdois;?6d'.Knd-!l9>ho' pair ', Crimean Shirting, Is; 6d!};-Tu^kisll: TOV/els,'ls; Ladies' Corsets, 2b ; Bapfc-CbmHtf.'Bd;: g6pd line of Rsok Combs, 6d;. Fee CombS,' 2&' l Metis Shirts, Is 6d;'Dlceline 6: Flannel Do,*4 Sod; •Undershirts.ls gd; nic^lln'o of Gents Satin' Scarves,: Bd;'Boys;Do, 6a-,:Dama'sk Table:Glothß,.33* 6di' American' rjeather^ia'Sd,: the yard; Opera Uoods^ls 6d; Bed_Ticking,-IBT- Agate'ButtonsV" 3d the groeß; Qoilts, Serge, Is the yard; Diaper, 8d the/ yard; Children's 'FelrCapes, 2s; Children's PeliseS differentTool<Jtrß,'.'49.6diriiW, H. DamDler.Job Draper... Vqkefl6!^B4l®6** In -^c ?Branoh Market Store, near ,Welleßley-Btreet Entrance, wf Ka,ye .Crockery, inotading'Tea Eoto at ?d; a'So", la. freßh lot of Tomahawk&at'Sd;', Sheath i Knives,'6d":[Pe>Knives. 4d;.Bread Knives, 9dj Table 'Kriives and' Forks. 6d pair; ScißSors, 4d; Padl6cksj-,4d; jSpoons, ldto'6d; Braßd,.Boards,. Ist Shoe-Brushes, Is; Peetleaa Gloss for Boots, 8d the bottle | Marking Ink, 6d; Pocket Combs, 4d; ,LeSgers', 9d; glatesi2d j Note Paper.s auires' ' for Is; "h rivelopes, 2d the packet; Pocket Books, 4di; -Fanoy-' P6nhold,ers,'.' Jd;; .Sealing! Wax; lid ttoe'stick; Framed; Picture's, 2d_to Is fid; Lead"Penptls,- I; "~ SJata Dp, 12 for Id; ! Pass Bo6ks,ld; large Jars Pomade. 4dj Windsor Soao, 9 cakes lor la or 4 for Gd ; Hail Brushes, 8d; TOba'dcd Starids, 8d; i Draught Boards, 3s f Tape Measuies, 2d r'splandld Kat Traps, Xs 6d j large Wrl'lng Desks; 4s ;> Cash' Boxes, ispdj Fisning-Lin.es, 6d; Paint Brushes, 6d| 'large Sponges, Gd; Kazor Strops, Bd; grand Feeding BottJee. with 3 brnßhea, 1b; Workboxes, 2s i Toy Watohes.ed.; Horns,lOd; Bugles,"4d; Tea Bets, 6d | largo China do, 2s; Noah's Arkß, 4dj Drawing Blateß, 2d t Pnnoh with clappers, 9d; |'oPß"ttiiß,i6ii;.KteK^,R» tjiiR?; 2dj iCTand. lot p| -^)hma'aha Wax. Dolls, 2d to lSittPlllarMojieJ;. ■ Bdxefcrfc 6d:;?ft(Uooksj,4d,tjW.iH;D;A.MPIBBj OltFfifa?t*t'» e^'^wealey-Btreet r



Wanted. WANTEB to Sell at once, for 50s, a nice Freehold Allotment at Coroman del, 33 feet by 99. in the fine towDship of King etone. not far from the Tiki Road. Early ap plicalion, as it must go.—Apply to Publisher, Star Office. ANTED KNOWN—At the Cieanng out Sale, 300 Ladies' Mantles. Jackets, and Ulsters, \o be Cleared Out at Coat 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 customers.-ClearinK but sale at William Kattray's. New.Zealand. House, 62, Queen-street. Auckland. WANTED, J. .Kord's Customers 'to know that in. consequence of the Into fire he has let the front of hla shop to Mr Payne, Jeweller, but carries on the Tailoring in the same shop, where he (guarantees to supply as Good and as Cheap Garments to order as can be produced in'this oity;—J, Ford, Tailor, 168, Queen-street. 'ANTED KNOWN — Princes Ball"," or any other ball—Ladies' and Gents' two three, and four botton Josephine White Kid Gloves, 2s; Ladies' White Lisle Gloves; 6d: Gents' White Berlin do, U ; grand line oC Ladies Kid Shoes, fls Cd, usual price,lloa 6d; Japanese, Fans,' 9d to la 6d Silvered Broodies'," Is; Lockets, Is 6d; grand Necklaces, Is; nicebotfes of Scent, 6d ; pretty bottles of Smelling Salts, 6d to 18; Gents' Stud Suites, 6d and 9d the auite. —W. H. Dampier, Job Draper, VVakefleld-street. N.B.—Read my other two new advertisements in thiß oolnmn.. ' . . • : ' I: - ' '•\-'--l'- ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian Loan arid Disoount Agenoy's Advertise ment appears on 4th page, sth column, r a :• '-'■ WANTED? to Sell the Good-will, Stock, and Trade of Broker. AU sorts oil Clothing, etc.. Blankets, Feather Beds, and a!general stock-in-trado; lot Jewellery and Watches (Gold and Silver), Chains, Brooches, eto. I want to give up,business and live private. This is a good chance to anyone that, wishes to carry it on. Half cash, the other on bills.—Apply to Andrew Heavy; Wyndham etreet. _'_ WANTED, the, Public to know,that; I ant selling'Mattras'sas, Furniture, Sad dlery, Tinware, Brushware, Basketware, Hard ware, Grocery, Crockery, Oils, Paints, Varnish, Blocks, Ropes, Barrows, Ladders, Timber Jacks, Boots and Shoes, Corned Beef, &c,,. Cheaper! than anywhere else in town.'. Open from 8 a.m. tci 5 p;m.,' and on Saturdays till 9 p,m.^-A.'; MoLeod, Local. Industry Store, '., 123,.'Queen- street1- '.'• '/ ',' '.' ' '!,. '.' ; .:'.:.., , '-. -.., ~ i.> WAN VXD KNO W jn, taat D.' Goldie Is prepared to sail all kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloeß, Iron-Bark and BJue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Bhlngleß, vat Jbis Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cbver.ls better' than that irarohueed elsewhere WANTED, all the Ladies to call at my shop and see the Splendid Glass Sugar •Basins and Butter, Coolers at ls.;aridthe most varitfl assortment of j better qualities. " Cream I Juc-e, sS:'Jam Disfies, s}d; Tumblers, 3}d; Good Jugs, 4Jd; Best Gold and White China Cupaaud -SimcerSj, lid; Tea.ditto, Bd-; WhiteStono, Cd;' and another sorts equally cheap.' Meat Dishes, 7d; Wellington Knifo Polish,,Bd; Old Brown Windsor Soap; 7 cakes, Is; and the oheapest and best assortment of Vasos, Ornaments, and- all' kinds'of'Crockery and Stationery at English ; prices, Note the address.. F. A,. HBN.MAN Karangahape Road; opposite Newton Hotel., WANTED KNOWN-^.Goodson's London Aroarle In open daily from 9 till 9i Saturday, 10.30. Universally acknowledged to be ( the moat extensive, attractive, corjaprehen-* sive and' economical Emporium: of tun useful ,and: ornamental in the colonies. Constant 'additions are being made to, tho present splen did stock by regular monthly shfpme'ntg'. -All goods are displayed and marked in plain figures upon the priucipln of. the established trade njotto, "Small profits andquiokreturns." which ensures a qniok sale and renders unnecsssary the stereotyped nndi oft , meaningless;.phrase, j Alarming Sacrifice" and "Great Reductions," the prices at the Arcade being the same .to-day as yesterday. See tho five'splended windows, i a)l filled with New Goods,-148," "Queen" and and Victoria streets. ..,.-, ANTED KNOWN—Can of the selling oft people sell Ladies' and Men's: Cork Soles at 3d the pah*} Dampier pan, ;" , %Kr!ANTiCJD J<NOWJM.—iJiinne, Hail,' y.r & Co. have Removed to the premises lately ocoapied by Mr C. W. Gdodsori, opposite Tonka'; Mart, Queen-street, where they will be' glad to boo old friends and customers, ana give GOOD VALUK in all kinds of Drapery, Milli nery, and Fanoy Goods of the BEST QUALITY, and Newest Fashions, a , Large Stock, of Hid.Silk.iCloth, and Thread Gloves always on hari d; also, • a Splendid ■ Stock Of - Hosiery— Ladies', fonts', and Children's. We havo, ex mall-steamer, from New York, a ohlpmcnt of the .Handsomest and most Perfect fitting Uj«?bhs in town. On Fridays and Saturdays we purpose offering Decided Bargains, which will bo openly displayed. We respectfully invite your patronage. WANTED KNOWN—That although F. J. Somkkfikld, Draper and Out fitter, 132, Queen-street, is not selling or dis posing of nia Goods like others in the trade, he will, to clear out the Winter Stock, Bell as cheap as anyone, and will likewise return to all Cash Two Shillings (2s) in the Pound to ajl parcels of Twenty Shillings and upwards Just opened: Fancy, Matting, Felt and Kidder njinstor Carpets' (a nice assortment); will be sold cheap to make roqm for others on the way. Speolal cheap Unas in Dress Materials, Boys' and Men's Clothing, Hats, Caps, &o. Blankets and Rugs all prices. Jackets and Ulsters to be cleared at very low rates.—F. J. BOMERFIELD Draper, Outfitter, and Clothjer. 133. Qneen-^t. WANTED, the Public ot Auckland to Know that, as really serviceable goods can now be got Ready-made, it is a mißtake to get rubbish made to measure. From long ex perience, J. Ford, Tailor, Queen-street, is able, at Tory.lictle, abovo ready-made prioes, to pro? duce the Cheapest Suit to measure in this oity, whether you consider the gobds,the-Btyle'apd. fit, • or-the price/ 0 Hxample:' The Jprico' of a decent Blop Suit is from 60s- to 70s. I can make y ou a suit from 70s to 90s which cannot be sur passed; being well shrunk, aad well-made in evory.respect. If you want a Beet dull, try my Fancy Goat and; Veat I and ■ Mosgiel' Tweed .Trousers, from 90s to 110a. Try Ford's Trousers and Vests.-,from 32s 6d to 42s 6d; try Ford's Trousers, made from. Twebd, not ootton rub/: bjsh.from2la to27s6d WANTKD'KNOWN— When Dampier" . f s'tlls off. what will he sell Gents' Sunday Black Hard Felt Hats at? He is now selling i hem at Is lid. V\7A»TED KNOWN—That for Sta - » T tionety. Cutlorr, Silver and . Kleotro plated Goode. China, Glass and Earthenware. C(ooks and Watches. Jewellery, Perfumery, Brushware, Mechanical and General Toys—all Kanoy Goods and Useful Articles, including soino of the greatest Novelties to be seen iv town No place in' Auckland like the classified departments of the London .Aroade,'where you can inspeot all and purchase only- -what you, ctiooße. The porter at the door will furnish you', with a Price List, or it wIU be forwarded' post* free upon application. " W.» flndUby, serving others well we serve ourselves" the best.'-*- Bran eh establishment: Brandon House, Parnell. L(jndoin>fflce: 58. St. Mary Axe.- : -■-"' | / i tITANTEDi— Wanted,; to. Sell 200' Soz V? China Firg Cups, 2s doz; China Cups and Sanoerß, Us doz; small Bize', 7s 6d ; Plates, 7i& and 9d each; Basons, Is 3d; BB Plate?, 2s edTpatr; Blue Pprig China Cuds and Saucers, Bd, or|7s6ddoz i^Pl&teStiMand7deach; Baßons.ls; lot df'Sjma'U Delf "Plates, 2Jd,and 3rd; .White, CriamborsVlß'and 18.3d;' Brown Te&pots,9d'to 2oi; Black Teapots,'ls'6d to,2s; Tumbars, iadi dozen:-Engraved WJne'ai sßdoz; Green Wiß'eS, only id each:- Water Bottles and o laas, lSito"2s; Engraved VVater Juge,' 3s and 3a.'6d;. Green Juns1; 19 8d : Jugs. 2s'gi to'3a 6d set'of 3; Yellow JuW/'i'l and fid eadh; ' Hairpsr Twelvetrees' Liaht?Bluo. only 6d lb'; Waßhln? Powder. 84 doJsr'Candles, 81d; Jam,7s;,Tacks(l.ooo in a paolc*t),!d; Coal Tar Bbap, 5 cakes for 6d; 'teaspoons, only;2d: Iron Tablespoons,.ld:^Sar dine Knivea, 2d; Hammem felf^pectaples. Is, 3 piair (or, 2s (3d; Goad. Tea, 31na for, 5s 6d; Note: paper,;(Stiulres for lOd; Krivelopen,-?ft packet) Canaty 'Pipfis, Id t Knife POHshi'to dlean 500 knivea, only 2d: about ~2o"6.oz Chignons and Plaits, 3d to 6d 'each'; BisonSj set;ot3, bnl^-Ild • Clothes Pegs, Is 3d gross; Cups and Sauoers, 5s doz;'Feeding Bottles, with 2 brushes, Is;; Good Ba|con, 10d.y T H. f V?'ATT,'Grey.-street., , TT q rTHO PAINTERS.—Wanted, Tenders for .^Painting -Villa-Residence, -Prinoes^treet, nntil Saturday, i p.m. Plans and Bpecifloatlons on'the Works. ■ ■:'-■■■ ■■' "' •■'-■ ' -I J■< r-' iTT^AUßl.—Wanted Known : I am pre-" W\ pared to Carve any Article in Kauri Grim, and to Inlay rPhotos, Ferns, Insects, Coral, &c. in Books, Looketa, and Brooches (without being joined), on Lowest Terms.—Send address to E. apencer, Salisbury-street, Parnell, wftojwiHoaU.;. '*•—,>''• , >. ' • '---- mO-BUSH GARFENTKRS -JiNl) J. OTHERS. *•%?• ianted, by Guthrie and Larnaoh's Company, Dma^4abQur. only.T^for ,th c i Construction cf Buildings for Sa*min at Kare JCare:—Plaps and Spooiflcationariiay'be seen at their' Office, One hunga't'or.'at tho Mills; Mahnkau Bpads, afcer TUKHDA.y,. ipth ' July, tthtil :the, 28fh; when; i .tflol-doocHii jKiaviov ,^i ~,.. t -;:;Kngin6er.!, Jr i e'lo )i!3!';J '>'» w--!'iii ■■■■■ ti ■:•'■'■ ■•■■='■; ■■•'■ ! cuHqh:j';^-: •Dividends.'"-^ ul jiarail tr ' rP"":'' ~*! " "•" ■ :i" • • _•;—:—' "•" ■ [ ; u»i) JSjJB 1 :■:<■■'■■ til. VJSIiWOS jjuHl ,• Tp?_lo,^;; JNStJRANCE ' , COMPANY. 15'!^'i:prNB.w zbaland.-I',: ''•'•'■ u':'![ Bt9lon£ J';<;:.'.i.i2 — ' :0:': :-*,.i:J ,fc3B'rtO'.i,i.;"'■;•" '. ■.:*■. .»vljri. r ' a^SfrjDEini warrants.;'.'!•;;■',*; X'• m toou '"••'■;•,'■; - ''' ;"; ■;■'■!,./•,•!; ; jShilr^oidersVlmayj.obtain their .Dividend; Warrants on application " at tne" C6mpany"B Office, Quoen-fltroot. — I/i ,(i aas ab. |h. stbVblison, il , »Ha >■ A i,lj/I TJ i JManaerer. # l\\ ottu«iiT/irS'ii'aTaVSf'i'S"a o A /Board ana>-Kesidence.u^'«'s ») (h,.-,.,... :i ■• ■''•'*'' •■■-■■■-'■■t'' ■'.-'< -■'i> '■"■> ncT.ACA^N Ct i or, two; or/tn're'e^Tespectable ;dV" s-'JYbtin>g"MehJBoarders; I,' wiißhing included.—Apply W. D.Dallcn, Queen ■'treet ■ -. t - V?IOiVKKISOK iSKQWNJS HV'SIi.L, \jf |; :iHO3SON-STRBET. -~ -■'.;.:._ : y BolAß&Awi> Lodgirg.. .... . i per Week SfflQu; Room - .'..255. • , -. i^7"ODJNG WOMENTk. INSTITUTE X AND BOARDING-HfJUSB, j Qir*EK-SIBEET. ■;. Op'en'tfail'yVpln:id djmi till 9.3 op.rip" !!{? r!rfi ; "jDinnei: and LuilCheon &bml2to'2;p.m. Tea ?BoardJaS-hooi* 'or Youne'tbdlea '.who.arcj occupieidiiring theday. Tennson application 'to the Secretary. «;" . ■'~:." - ?•.. U':,"\,'~X' I'd — Working Partiesand other Social Gatherings are heldduring the- Weefr. ••.. ,V: v; -; , -:'.:■ GoveriieSa Agency and' Lending.'Library ia onhecti6nT^itht^e laatitnte. • "• ■'.';;;.]"-' ■igsT*^r"7yrr"*Tp-'— ?——- "*■ ,'',"'-'."'i~— ~-r. 'TJpEDWARDyS' UOAuiiisS it/ THE J&han ,GrOLDFIBiIiD.-TIMB-TABLg.,. ; ..;_ i Leiviug Hamilton for Te Arohaievery; TflM; day,TbTOiday ;andjSaturday.. hieai j lodS.esfi LBaVina T,e Aroha for Hamilton.on Monday W|Bdnea(Jayi.andFrldajr;'i;s lua x>'->wu~:\ tiir..;i SpociallGarriagOß provided to Order.. r .':..' 1 j -oifl uvHtei .8.--..BDWAKDS' i;--'-'-; )^-;'' TCI ' ,=r;liiv«»rv*na Bait Stables' HstuUton/■ ■ .iiitiu D-jii. ■■•..■! tvj;=i'! buz sT.iJI ioJ a



I To .Let. TITO LET, at Ponsofby, two Furnished fi_ Bed-rooms, and a sitting-room, with Board.—Apply this office. _^ TO LET, in King-street, Great North Road, a new Three-roomed Verandah Cottage, with oven, ■well, and garden; rent, 7s per week.—Apply on the premises, or to Mrs Prince, Newton Road. npU LIST, a Five-roonied House and a J. Three-roomed House, top of Brown-Btreet, Ponsonby Road.—Apply to J. Williams, Tailor, "Victoria-street. . TO. LET, a four-roomed Cottage in Ncl- Bon-atreet, with oven and water laid on.— Apply to J. Cater. Chemist, Hobson-Btreet. , ' .. ' rr\O LET, two or three Furnished or:Un- JL.; farhiahed Rooms; with use of kitchen; healthy and respectable locality; four minutes walk from Queen-street.—For particulars apply Box,-office of_ this paper. ■ • ■ -•■"■. - - • TO LET, ; Gentleman's Residence and : Grounds, beautifully situated near Shelly i Beach, Ponsonby; house contains 11 apartments, With necessary out-houses, surrounded by forest and fruit trees, water frontage, view of harbour upsurpasaed.— V. F. ICvans, Agent, Auckland, h rpo LET, Villa Residence of eight. rooips,;j JLif main. road,.Renraera. five minnteß" walk from railway station; formerly the residence of., the late Mr Pent.—Apply to William Dinnison, Agent, Newmarket. .•.;;; ;. •_ !: i- r,t ... 'IPO LET, a Shop in Hobson-street,'near: ■I Victoria-street; gas-and water laid on; air fixtures complete. Keat low.—Apply N. • Fpley. Grocer, Hobaon-street. ",'....'• ~. .■ ' :., / BURST FLOOK to LeV situated over £•_. Norwich Union Company's office^ Queen street.—Apply Kdward Blnney, Fort-Btreet. ... '» '' rviyb NPORTr~^ORTH SHORE— JL/ Houses to Let, Furnished1 and-Un furnished;:: Several good Properties For Sale.—' ,olirer Mays, House Agent, Post-offloa Store, Dpyonport; .- : ■ PONSONBY.— To Let,l2-roomed House, ; with' Stables, Coaoh-houses, Waeh-hous& and every convenience, opposite-All Saints ' Chnroh Apply to Captain Oinnin, Poneonby, or R. Homo, Shortland-street. : ..■ i i ;>.■■>• ■-■■■ p. SPLENDID FKONT KOOM, well fur , ni»hed; with, flreplaoe, to Let. either with -04 without board; suitable for two single young Apply Mrs Palmer. Nelson-street, near., Gasworks, baok of Governor Browne Hotel., u<-, rffiEN'rRAL OFFICES/Uobdson's Co7r j XJ ": net.—Two of 'the large Rooms to Let.-f' Hidkson's G.N. L. Agenpy.;".' ' .'..'.."■'.■ i'",-// '~!(/ I-"•"- J-:;"1 -'gor"baie/:"'" I"i ""* '\/*ti FORi SALE, an Otter Trawl5 Netjsuit "Bbl9 for fishing boat or yacht,—Apply to J,! G. Corbitt, Auckland Oil Company's Works, Freeman'B Bay.' . • ' ' '. .■■■:, ... ..f'■;-,■ /U/'ORi, SALE,. close : to. Ponsonby•• Road, JO Building .Allotments,. 60 z 100; ■splendid wAter .view; price,: £100 each.-HApplyat th.is' OfflOß. .' .. ..-I! ~.....:.... ■ .-. ■-■ ■ ■..-■-■'- -'iWll-i ,iSj7O"r SALE, Two-horse Engine and %})■, .'Boiler*.-A.Tait, Lome-street. ,:■■; ii>OK"SALEj a-nice. Buggy, Matey'six-. "•''-years old; quiet; and fast trotteri—Apply' .F; M. Morley. Kden TerracePost-offioe."'', -. ■" ' IJiOR SALE; .iniPonflonby,!''a. thriving; -JDsmGeneral'Store, and'new 4-ropmed'Hdufte j owner leaving t6v ooantry.—Address J.P.i this ofßce..'''i ■■! if.iv::-. .<■ v iti -.i-' ><>■•> 1 ,■;'■"■ L |j^Oß' SALE, ,cheap,"and: terina: easy,i;» I 1. , :, ;TwoTroomed Cottage, with good well arid r freehold allotmeat planted with fruit trees; near Franklin Koad, Also, a Rood Six-ioomed House,' with, every coavenionco, do feet frontage to1 f 'p pep Queen-street, by 160 feet deep,—Apply to. John Soppet,,4 gent, Fort street. ■ ■ - oj •.. .1.1. ,w>. ifioik 'IMMEDIATE SALE ifcheaii),',in: K1.,.. Ponsonby, a really good, and weu-finlshed' Sevep-rodmed House, soullery andjWashhouse, splendid well, tank, &c, and large trarden.— Apply to John Soppet, ■ Land Agent, &0., Fort-. ■street; '' '~,;".!, '~..;■ .■., i '_.■„■. .-i EIOK SAiiEj ;±srlck' House (almost hew)j' J_-■ 4 rooms, wash-honßo, and scullery, on two allotment (garden), having a frontage to two -streets, in a nice sheltered position, near College Road.—D; F. ,Ktans,, Estate Agent, 71,'iQueen-i jtreet;.'; ■ ':'' -. ■•; ,';• .•' ■'■'■] '■' ,'..,.,.'.'.'; :' . i OS: WEEKLY,— ForSaJe, on the deferred O> payment system, a Small Four-roomed, Cottage, near KaranKabape Road:; price, £180.— Ci Williamson,-Kstate Agent, Ynloan Lane. .' '/NaBBAGK PLANTS for--Sale. Best \j varietisa, 5s per thousand.—W.J. Palmoi*;' Carleton Road.- ■;, :. ".'3 ■' ::' ■■■■> ■■-■'" ■: t:-i ■'!" , "\rORTfI"SHORE.-vT6 Let, anewly- Jii 1. erected yilla Residence, a .few minutes' walk from Devonport Wharf. ' Also,: several CottagoH.—Apply R. & R. Dnder. House Agents. FOR SALE, •■••The Grange, "near Otai: .-huhu, 81 acres of flrßt-cla?B' grazing'land, well watered, good brick dwelling-house oMI room's, good orchard.—Apply to F. J. Moss and Co.i Bhortland-atreet. ' " .'".■.• ;. v. rnOK SALE, the, Eaen Vale. Post-office Vtr "Siava. '■ Iterms easy.—S. Vaile, House and Land Ageht.next the Poat-offloa. ■:;.jvlmi n.al -. T> RI N C ,E, S' B L L. FLORAL DESIGNS Painted on ■ Tarlatan, Net, Silk, &o.; by a TeSacherof Artistic Fancy Work. Gome handsome Lace foraale.—Address ti'i Mr, Me^re. Stationer,: Qqeen-streeh :'<) ai! T Bji O R •- 'Sl' 'A L E, C Conquest Plape—New,.four<roomed Cottage V'splenflld yiew; £210 can remain on mortgage if requirod. , .. , ...,,. For Sale—Snug Littla ■ Farm of 10; Acres,1 ad jolnlng Messrs Ireland's-.Tan: Yard: Panmure; thoroughly cultivated, new house, {-stall stable, gdod^ellvfeb.-'-^f''l . ;:■-■' -••-■••■" «■» ■_•'■■-■ Home-street—2 Paddock Sections, SSl:':'; ■.l •' \ f irepple-BtreoteS alldtmontsf.fioa x iOi ft,'*i9. J { Cracrof t-street-i-1 allotment/SS ft frontage. £23. a Konsonby-3 choice allotments, £85for the lot / Several City and Suburban Hotels in good positions.'')' i !'(*'■' :'!:" ,'' :,!''.' .'•'/' 1 .St. George's Bay Road Parnell — Freehold blocki 300 feet by 110 feet. ' '■ Ponsonby—Throe Choice' Allotments. ' ' .1 ; | ft .THOMPSON &, MORRIS, :--.-.i>.i. , Brokers, House, Land, and General , 1 ■■•-■'■ Commission Agent?. No. ii, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, next Acci dent Insurance Company.'. : '.' i'J..'- i. ~x7\ O ~R- S a L E, 1? Handsome New Residehcej situated in Wood-street, neat College Road. Ponsonby. The house Is thoroughly^ well bnilt, beautifully flniahed off, aid fitted wltk every convenience, such ai bath-room, gas, &o.; large Corner Allot ment ; splendid view of city and harbour. ~ ( ,O i A A I A d.'v. KVANS, a H/v ! Eetate Agent, 74, Qneen-atroet. f!f\ OK SALE,'. Residence; ana grounds, V Wood-street. Ponsonby j housed rooms, to., verandah round tfcree, sides. Out-houses, Stable, &c; nice position;'corner lot. Splendid Garden, aboq,t.oneaore,iiniwh<ohstano;,some fine matured fruit and. forest trees,' such as Walnut. Cherry, Pears, Norfolk, Pines, &a,.&fe Splendid .view Of city, harbour.. North Shore. &6. •'l'am'instruoted'.to effect an. iinmedlato' fale j'the oWiier leaving'the district.1 •■ : ''' '"?h \ ~'„ 11 B. KVANB, ". " j .■■t»^.-- KstAfeAgent,7J.Qneen-stresti'' fjTOR SALE, a Fine Faimjcoritairirng 80" JD Acres, very ojose-to the flourishing, Di strict of Mangawat j it is situated'in the Orua /wharo block; fine farms not far distant. The land is all oleared or open, exoeptiDg a patch in one comer of about 5 aores of Rood bush, which will be handy for'fe'nolng or' firewood; it has a wide road frontage. There 1b a good road to Mangawai and;is of easy lapproaoh. -Land ; pretty level,'tiad of quality- silitablefdr Agricul ture, Pusturage, 'OEJFruitj-ljrowing. i The.ownen only wants 10s an apre. All the caßh not re qjilred. and csn be paid 'pff- weekly,—Apply ..■ : TAR',Offl.oe.'-7 t ;i y ;, 71 ;i " : r <; £ XTT A N G APA-RttiAjF. A,. R M ROH SALffl OR LKA3K-The "above well known Property, consisting of 950 acres of flrst olass laad,1 of •which' i 120 -aorei 'are' fenced, drained, apd laid down,;n, grass; the balance open fern lahfl, "alluvial flats, ''and 'a' little"well (<rown bush; It is well watered and sheltered, is almQ3t completely, fenced by sea, and has deep water frontages to, several beauUf^kbays. The Improvements oonslstl of a Veil-built Resi dence, containing ooven large rooms, command ing one of the finest and-.most extensive views about Auckland;.. Flower Garden, .Orchard^ large Batn/"SttibTe3, Cows\ieds,^' Storeroom, Workshop. Men's House, Stockyard, &c A coess is had olthor br sea,oo r land in fellow hours. Adjoining thoatoveW'ablock-of Government land of about 1000 acres, which oan be acquired at a reasonable figure. This is one of the most desirable properties that has been-offered for some time, and affords a splendid opportunity of purchasing a highly remunerative property, combined with extraordinary faculties tor yachting, fishing, and shooting otAlLklnds/ it For terms and farther particulars apdy to . J SAMUf L COCHRANHi & SON. JF '■■'' Oi-:inm^: : :-:'1 S ■/■; A^---ti'- •■«•»,■. . , 60 cases^CASTOJSOlL^lnibnlkt.ioH /; 100 druma LINSEJKD .ODUiboUedlandra^, ■jii 10 casks „ .s:«imwa*.V7 ;'!i S T(sMkV^6izA! .onj;',-':,';; '■.':/'{^, 1 Voaw :l \ 20 drums::; -c;,; ■' ;ii"' !' ;J'-' (•«« w-Bfi*! '!! 20 drums TURPsi ;:| ■'-■■;-i-"' i:io I W. -'i:iS.'' i;oL r'"i r tT El! ;E," :o' |lJ a-A !?:.'■■■>■. 7i^Wyndham-atreet.\;;: -?, ":. riOALS ! nOALSi: V ! '- NEWCASTLE ANb OTHEE':BEST' >! ,I. i CLASS COALS, " " Ml I , ~,. A,nd also FIREWOOD, na uiaO , '-•FOR SALE, ?'At LowksT Ratjesjvc 7 I Coal Yards ;FORT:STREET^ ' rIOO TONS PKIMBCaNTEEBUKY POTATOES '91 j fe II 4 I i .^ G. •■"■■•■■■.; W H ! I Custom Hquse-stkeet, -■>& |: I p. H ' ' ' ' m ia ii "O a: y mar k c t, j i 105r QUEEN-STREET, ;■:!, % I ON SALE AND TO ARRIVE:— ■- White Tartarian-Oats . ;' - J Black Tartarian Oats ( ■■<i..\ Heavy Feed Oats (whole and crushed) ' - 3 Seed and. Feed Barley (Feed) < .U Vetches.Fleld Peas and Beans ■. &S .Thite and fled Tuscan, and Purple Straw Seed Wheat ■• ■'■' " '."I '. Now. Zealand and Sydney Maize (whole and ' ' ; orußhed) ,YJ-'' '■■ji*'-\ •v.-.-.ai Cocoanut and Linseed Oilcake. Pressed Meadow and Oaten Hay. ;•-■.; Outen and Wheaten Chaff, Bran and Sharps ~, Llnßeed,Hemp, and-Canary Seed4-' 1 **&*% v" a Coarse, Fine, and Rock Salt: '.:£ Bonedust of all grades ,■••. ■: -; • y".T> Guano—Peruvian; Hnon, and Longislana Grasa and Clover Seeda *'. j • Turnips-Purple Top,' Green Top,- Champion i • Swede,' White Globe, &0.. ;'' -'•:,'-" New Zealand Flax and Tow, Coooannt Fibre',.. A new importation of flrat-claas Bulbs, Garden -; and Flower Seeds of all descriptions Seed and Kating.Potatoes ,;•. UVI A ■/.. ■ Ornamental," Fruit, and Forest Trees, Flowering Shrnbs, &c, from tho celebrated nuraorj : 1 of Mr, C. S.McDonald, Newmarket.,,, , 1.- -=nanao /;-.:«!\L-^'^--!'■*.«?■'■ !. 'T-' v Ll*JvT « HESK:ETH;^'AITfi:EN I ''):!l OJ



Personals MR WILLIAM SMITH, formerly of Napier and the Thames, Is earnestly requested to communicate with his Wife, care of the Post-office. Auckland. J 2 IRSONAU—A well educated Settler's Wife* residing in a healthy distriot,.would take entire charge of two or three Children, or would Adopt one it a suitable premium were paid: highest references given. , I WARN the public not to give Credit to my Wife. Sarah ArroHKSON-, as she has left my home without cause. . JAMKS AITCHBBONV -: --•■ ■ Maketu, Drury. ! July2lst, 1881.' '. r ; "/. '.-.. , ; 1 Aijosx; and U'biinQ. -•■ ■ '■>, LOST, between Symonds-street-and Lorne-street,a Gentleman's Glovo, edged •with fur, and olosing with a spring.—Finder will be rewarded on returning same to Stab office. LOST; .a JLiveMoloured: Pointer Dog; finder wIU be rewarded. -Alfred E. Isaacs, Remnera. ._ T-OST, between PapaKura and Otahnhu, XJ .last night, a Purse cbntaining about £27 in cheques. — The -finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at Mr Chapman's, Otahnhn. ■ LOST) a Gold Locket, with monogram on-one-Bide 'nnd orest on the-other, con talning a portrait and some hair.—On its being returned to MrKohn, Jeweller, Queen-Btreet. a reward will be paid. ; •'-■. .... s ! .' ■'■, ■■■ i Kcclesiastical. • ■■'.' .... •. "\TODNG MEN'S UMRISTIANASSO -1 JL ! GIATION, corner of Welleßley and Albert streets.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. Friends' aro cordially invited. A: BIBLiB CLASS for J YOUNG MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. ; - j "th T." MATTHEW'S C 8..U RO H.-i ■ C 5 i V.Gideon, the Soldier of the Lord," a oourse of Leotures on Bunday;Kveningß/at 6.30/ To morrow, 2Jth July: V. "The Cake of • Barley,?. ■VA.'i'.The Goldea Ephod." .■ ■ .-. . .- : n ! ■ QT. PAUL'S CHURCH.—Subject, of I^J .., Sermon by the Incumbent -To morrow ; Evening, "A" Lesson, from the Life of St. ..James.". , : ......■,.. : .-. •', ~..„', ~.,;: ,■...-!.■:.: v TmPIPHANY CHURCH. - To-morrow, JU"(Sunday): -Morning Servioe and ,Holy Communion at 11 a.m.; Evening Service at 6.30, p.fti..":; :' '..,.'' •''■■ :'l"-'-. '.'■:. '-. ■: - .'..'. '-.•■■ ■ OITT-STKEET WESLEYAN '■■JL- 1 GHURCH.-Mornlng, at 11, BJBV.i ;W,' Morley; Evening, at 6 30, Rev. H.R.Dewßbnry, YT(BA FT 0 N ROAD WESLEYAN VJT.-CHURCH.—Morning, at 11. Rev. M.C Oliver; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. L. M. 1a1tt.... " , TIVTEWMARKET .WE-SLE V AiN I Jfl CHURCH.—Morning, at 11, Me J. Burton; Kyening, at 6,30, Rey.W; O.Oliver. ■ i ; ' x - T>AKNELL'WJESEEYAN'CHURCH.-^ JET:. Sunday, Morning, at U, Bey. L. M. Isitt; Kvettlng,at6,3a,MrF.A.-Whlte; . ..,„ , ■ ■ -•:"\p O RTfl 'SHOK E v WESLEYAN ''JSH- :OHTTRCH'.—MornintC.at ,11, Me J. J. Mather,! Evening^atji 30, Rev.'WVMorley. 'I^iffiRSWiWESKBSAWf'.SWYWP —Divinel Service-in the PabUo School- Mom To-taorrow Evening, at 6.30 o'clock, by Mr TjWaiiia. ... . ■•;■/■'•■ ■:"-.vl " ,•■/:'■•;:' :. H *r.R'C H-.HILL ..WESLEYAN SKR -jSL VlCEa—Divine Service will be conducted in'the Publio Sohool-room To-morrow Evenlnf;; at 6.30 o'clook,by Mr Field.' .--' ■*>}> - :ttnited m.e,thodist free i IU t CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streets;—, Sunday, Services, July .24th, to be oonduoted. by the Key. T. Hodgson, in the: Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30 :. • ,;.:-.; b; .. i■• ;l ■'ORIMITIVE1 METHODIST CHURCH; 1 Jf' Alexandra-atreet.—TheßevlJiLonß.will preach'in the Morning, at 11. Subject; "The Joy, .of the Lord 6\ir Strength.";- :The Rev. J; Long will also preach in the Kyenlng at; 6.30. Subject, "The Worship of God,": ~' --. t ■TTIRAPf ELIN :ROAD, PRIMITIVE IJP - MKTHODIST CHURCH.-Dlvine servibe' in;this Churoh .To-morrow, MorniDg and Even-, ■ ing,':byßev;J;Gny.". .'^ "' ''; '■'. >'':; ■IVfEWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO- X\ uDIST GHUROH.-Dlvlne service in this Churoh To-morrow—at 3 p.m. by Rev.: J. Gay, and 6.30 p.m., by-Mr Booth. ' '-•-■■• - ;■" ■ DKIMTTIVE METHODIST SUNDAY it, > •,SEßVlCES,:Exoelsior HaU, Uptoer Pitt-: street.-The Bey. ,J. Long will proaci* in the Afternoon at 3 o'clock, -..-■■i- ■■■- <> -; ■ ' ' > /fi'ONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH, Beres.; \i/ ford-street The usual Servioes will be con ducted To-morrow. (Su^day). by the pastor, the R6viJ; Robertson; M; A.; In the'Mornih^ at llj and in the Evening at 6.3 Q. In the'evening Mr Robertson jwfll deliver the third Lecture. ol the eeries on the Bible; subject, "Tha' History of the KnglißhßMe." ;;■;,,' ; r."'" ■ :■''-'..C iTiNEHU>iGA:■•. CONGKiSGATIONAL "\i/.ii CHURCH.—Sunday ■Services: Morning,* Uio'olock; Evening, g.30 o clock. ■ ■'■'■ j-'-/ I: OKNE-STREET HALL-4-UNSEGTA-- JLJ BIAN SUNDAY SERVICES, 2ith July.- Morning Service only, at 11,-conducfcd by the -Rev.'B, Edger,; B.AV Subject} "A Progreeslve Future Needs (Jod, and, Faith in' Him. as'a' -Fath@r." «'tf--''"-„.' ',','?'■'■ :,'.V> '^' "" '•tjmUTDRE AND - PRESENT SAL UD r -yATION,!' To-morrow Evening, at 6.30,' by, Kdward Lewis, Kvanirelist. at the .Christiana' MeetinK; House. • top of.-. Cook-street;.. :Youlare • earnestly,inyitedi) No collection. .-.»:. :'.: :yi-;.i-;< I'g NHQR A I.' H?AL Ll-, Geb'.'. A^.',Brown, will \i/y ,Lecture on'Sundaynight,'at6.3o. Subject:: " Tlii parabld of the Prodlgal,Son—its Personal an'dProphetioTeaching." Morning Service $t thpTemperance Hall. ~, .;......; ,■....-_.... ;.• ■-■ :■■,. > /ftuDDFELLOWS' HALL; foot jot Cpok \lr'-[ street;—EveningMeettng'at6.3o. "Gospel' Address byMr Goodßon.- . All seats free; .--.; : ':. npHE LATTER-DAY. SAINTS-told ' A meetings in Masonic Hail, Newton,, on Sunday, 10.30 a.m.;- for S^orament; 6.30 p.m., preaching the' Gospel,' 'All are invited; ":No; ■colleption.; ■■■"■' :-" '• i; a '■■'■'■ /::' ai'!: .'"'''.':: "171KEETHOUGHT. HALL, Hobaon- X? i:tstreet.—The subject for Sunday: Evening's discbnrße will; be, ."The-Harmony of-Science and Religion.*1 Te commence* at ■ 7 o'olook.- Seatsfree.. :>iocollection, -.- .j; f- ■ '--I' :- ;I!J' mIEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN-, ,-JL rJNG'.SKRVJCES.-under the con4not.oi. the young Men's Christian .Association, on Stfcday Evening,fromß.tog.,.;All are Invited; Seat^.ftree..':, ;ii .juio'l 'i.u:l.it:t in u..,\'~"--ut'i t wj'iau .iia'wii/j;,»'■;« >";.::%-i, .^X'!^"; i •'tJCKLAND BAND OF, HOPE tJAly^l S£T'sniP&-Z? ■}■£■:'L.-J) .m NGTICBiTOiMKMBKBS OF»THB SEBVIQE. OP;j I J hnil bHOIB. ';.;;''L -";.""-• ...A Full Rehearsal takes place THIS (Saturday)' EVENING, in the Temperance Hall," Albertr street, at f.3o,sharp:'ri £: '-' '.. .' . "-"f ,'. ; -.'• .r. '; ''•■■W.i.'MACDERMbTT..:/ - i .c1;:. 4oiloisoaM ... -.^ -> :^ -■ geore'tar^,'; | }6j>Gi; ST.:ANDREW, No. 418,; &O.} The Reguiar;Monthly Meeting of this Loilko w;illbe field in the LodgeroOni, Masonld Hotel, Princes-street, on MONDAY KVBNING, 25th instant, at7;3U.■',""" ".".: '■',''■ .",.".,V,.j •tbuta", By order of thaR.W.M. ' i ■"., ' >'■• -■'' •'{, ,;. xSn Okl to ,a; i !.ia:w! V^i'Secretary.;.-:,. A' nfiKLAND .GAS- COMPANY; ,i^j'b^v;:;L'v,*-MowiipP).'"i';-.: ; r/1. ■■ >;»<> Notice 'isi hereby'glVen < that ■ the nineteenth anriual. Meeting of (Shareholders Qf the above Company win be held, in the ollioe of the Cpm vaflY< o« ■ FRIDAY, the 29th instant,: at 2 p.m., {orthepurposa otieceiving^ the annual repott and balance-sheet,' and election of-two Diroc tors and two Audltora.i... *v. <. • '-• .<• .' ■« .o«f* By order of .the Board of Directors. ■■•.. i U»v. f E.8.-PARSONS, ' ,-j i, n ',r v r.'; ■■' H •iSeorotory, ; AHicUind^JUy.2l,lßßl. \-^ L jri-V.UiTJv TriCT-OR-IIA- RIFLES,- A.K,B. * i TheAnnual-Me'etirig of tn'a^ Company •Will be! held after drill on TUESDAY, the 26th Instant, infltea-aotFilday.'theaSthS y, ,f.IHA.; ,'dh'J -^fnU'attendanoei S( r^ested. H^, o>i ; Captaln.Commanding.Corps. . T^oNS^N'B^'Hl6HWAy:ib^^oT!y The-'fAnnHal dMeeting of Ratopayera !bf;*lfie above District'will be 'heia; ih'the Ponaonby Hall,ori;MONDAy,the'25th'Bay.Of July, 1881, at r.3o''o'clp'clb:' piiii.>lt6l Kceive the annual accounts and balanoe-sheet/and'trancaot any other business with whioh the ratepayers are by i^aathdrisedto^^^—^ •;/,;■;:-,. Chairman Ponsonby .Highway Plstrict ! ,Li:oJi nuIWSH .-•■ Board; ' - ' >roji fi Poasonby, July6th, 188 J.,.. «• ~ ~ , ;!,. ; ,';)!';i^"' ■:' :lI'-;" '" ■■-•'■'■ ■'-■•■ ■ '■■- -' rJHIHAMESGOLD MINING COMPANY Tlia Annual Meeting of Shareholders in the abovenamed Company will.ba held at the office. of the Company; Shortland-stroet, oa i SAT UR- I*.»■ ■, ii-i,.*".'. -.'.i. '■ JAa STODART.; ,h i n" ',■•■ .] ~(-.'ii V; :■!!■■: isI. ..Secretarj. ,-., -jAuokknd,Sard.'J.uly. HSlu,-. •■:.. ., -a,,, :„'-: >[,■ Ti AY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY JL> ' • rfT '"- (LIMITED)." --"■'•'■•»• "a.u,A " The Half-yearly Meetii^ rof' Shareholders in the above Company will be"'field, in the Large Room of the J«ew Zealand Insurance Buildings, on MONDAY, August 8, at 3 p.m. ' : To receive Directors' report and 1 » accounts: for the half-year ending June. -i ■;Bo,'ißßi. li ;j r r .f^-u^ The Transfer Boois'bf the 'Corntfaify1 wfll'ba! closed from-'Monday.- July >25, till Monday, August 8, both datesiriclnslve.' .■ -•'>'■'•• By order of the Board of-Directore. i a hhsbky qaunvws, jitn.i y % % i Secretary,.? 10, N,Z. Insurance Buildinge, , ~ ■ -..., I '.yjniy^i^i; ;■; ..■.i;',o''.'.'-.-r.v/... V jTHHiiujStlON'; STEAM, SAW MOULD JLTING, SA9H i AND DOOR COMPANY -1 The Half-yearly Ordinary-General Meeting of the Shareholders of the above Company will be held on FBJ.DAY, t>o 29th July, 1881, at 3 p.m., at the' Office 6f the Compiny, jjfechanics' Bay, Auckland* r :>--■.■,.■ ■»» ■...! ?.,.. -. •■-\- "-"'. ~ ; Business:' To'recelve the Half-yearly, Report and Balance sheet, the Election Of a Director in the room of J. Howard, :EBg., who retires by rotation, but Is, eligible and: offers hfmsell for Ke-olection, arid to appoint an Auditor for the ensuing year and fix the" amount for his .re muneration^:, ; ; -. ;i i;.::;;,j ; 10/H t,j,i^ ii;..viy;il By order of th'e'Direotorß, a ' -'no 6j!ia! .fr.inl F,,'-JK.-iWAKMOUTH;DJi ,o. »O.i i Me, .ju^nr secretary,-r Auckland, 20thJnlj-,lßaL;^os^hwwi i,,< .B.O.iivni:'; ■:.■'■'■ I:V,-\ ,V '..)/:



Public Notices, mo THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE AUCKLAND GAS COMPANY. Ladies and Gentlemen,—l have orach pleasure In inf orminor you that I am a Candidate at the ensuing Klootion for the office of Director in the above Company, • Besidea having a largo interest in this Institution I occupy no public ■ position'thfltf"\vUl' at apy tlmo take me from Auckland, and thus (it elected) provent me from attending to the duHes attached to the office. It I am successful you may rest assured bo energy shall be spared oh my partl to forward the liiteresto£ tha Company. :-: / ::i ,",'/ ,■'. ;"-.i:H■! .i?i-i';)^Faithful3yyourß,' ■'••iV " ' KDWARD ISAACS. I < JTIHE: AUCKLAND COFFEE PALACE ' JL. _ .COMPANY. (IilMlTBI)). 1. ___. ■ ,The Directors desiie-'to intimate that the Company is now registered, and that they have secured .the.sltß at* the.corner of Queen and .Custom-house-Btreets. AJarge number or shares hive been applied for, and they purpose imme ,diately"to proceed to allotment. They invite applicatioafohshareßUpto the 30thinstant, to be cent in to the Company's olllce. Colonial .Bank Buildings. " • • - JOHN MILNE, :• t |if 2 • :_'i v> ••■:: : »■■.: 1 .-: Secretary. . TTIHEAUCKLAND COFFiE PALACE ■5JL.....,^:', COMPANY <U|nTKD). • .: '«''* [The Directors invite Designs for a Building to, bo Erected, for a Coffee Palace and Hotel, on tho Site1 in Queen and Custom-hOuse-Btreeta. Premiums'of £50 and £25 respectively will be igivenfotthe two bast designs. ■'- ••■■ •;- '■; ' jFull particulars may be obtained at the Com pany's Office.. Colonial Bank Buildings, on and [after TUESDAY, the 26th instant j r.r.i ..>..! JOHN MILNB, ■ 1 'Auckland, July 22,1831.; ■'■-■' Secretary. • )j» UCKLA X D SAVIN US /BANK.;, Trie Trustees' are prepared to advance Money 1 on Freehold Secnritiea in sums from £50 to £5000. < Mortgages can be redeemed by quarterly in etalments. Applications for loans to be sent in by SATURDAY, tho 80th mat. . ' , :' ■ -1--U R. CAMERON, - ■»• ■« , 1»" I i ■•• .-.' Manager, ' ; liuokland, 19thJuly. 1881.-V.:. ■ ,'---■•. Jjl ..,...■ i- ■■■ ■■■ . , ■ \'-K; , Db Wink begs to intimate to his patients thjat he is leaving .Auckland. This Day, July,2lat, ■for a month.,, ~^ ' '"""', ,*"'.'",.. *. >'-.y;I\l. .! 1.! r^.QUNCt.MEN'S.INSTIXDTEIrotirhef X* of Cook and Albert streets—Rkfbksh-. mbnx and Reading Rooms. Open-Daily from 9 a.m. to 9.50 p:m. ■ Tea, Ooffeoi or Milk, 2d per oup. Reading Rooms furnished with: Periodi cals and Daily Papers,i Uranghts, ChoBS, &o.- The Secretary will be in attendance to receive members' subsbrtbtiohs and to enrol any Young Hen desirous of joining, on Monday, 25th, from •12|to 2and6'to Bp.m.8p.m. „,,,, .j , ( , ; .. ~. ( w '< j .pia'ti.Vo^Wß«<b»'r.isvrnsDJ ,'-!i'.wo viM ,|^ I D ''■gXii'- Ot-^'E'^-'iJ \ W> KYRB, Viqtbria-atreet" the People's Draper, wants to sell-250 yards of real Maltese Laoe at Is 3d, worth 2s Gd;-'lo6'lidng White Ogtrich Feathers at 10s Bd; worth 18a Gd; the New Lawn Tennis Jersey, 12s 6d, worth 18a 6d;,100 pairs of Stays; splendid value in Blue'Sergeat lsUd yard, worth 23; 'wide'width Crimean Shirting at Is yard,i i worth Is' 8d J stout Wincey at.i(d yard; one-bntton Black Josephine Kid Gloves at Is 6d per pair.v.yi'-^',1' ■'■;. ':; '>!» i: nu"otice, 3 p^F^ :b.e Mo;;y:iii.! i Mbbsks. WH^TK & /^ATKINSON,' ' ''; Tailors,". Vldtoria-Btreet,.-" o f/i X.' Now wish to inform the Pulilio of Anokland that they have RejMyed to their spacious New Premises, next union Bank of Australasia.^ and.beg to thank, their patrons for the cordial support vouchsafed during the last two years. Messrs W. &: W. solicit a. continnanoe iof past favours. , They are opening with a Large New Stock, comprising West of. England Worsted Coatings, | Oannqckburn- and. Mosgiel. Tweeds,' SergerettßS and Serges,in-all shades. ya-.:s:i (;. s VVTEAK EYES CURED.^r Jnst TecelTei i'VV ; 24 LADIK81 FIVK-STONB DIAMdKfD' HALF-HOOP; RINGS, from £710a each. Look atUhem: in' the window.-F. H.'. LKWIBSON;. ;JejweUer,-Queen;streeti" ; "*" VV'i'nJj' ■V^'EIL.LlE',SlL !iiE,^T3;E l isTn;bllLv! i rV y.',. QOX,OUR.'&GIiA&a;WARBHOUSH.-i C.fG.'.Hat, ilmpprier,;of Paperhangings, -Oils, Colours, Glass. Varnish, White Lead, :&o.; Gilt and StallediMouldinga and' Pictures, &c. pic ture framiag- to order.: ; Just landed, ex ' Coro> iniUa'andii'liQclirUoonj' 545<paoka(?esiPapei!-.: hangiqga,:TOWte:.Lead*-.- Oils, &o;—fileasa note: the address; [WJoliealoy-street. West (oppouito Market entrance). ~:;(:i,.uv.'u. Ja^il ariJ -i*fiA"iO * £1000, ■• LEN T ■ oh' .Bunding fcV1 "^ "'" Societyprinciples, or on other tornia,, to Bult borrowers*.' Mortgagee and Loanß nego tiatedii 866 list of Properties for,sale on fourtli page.l' Sir pier cent, allowed on tnoney deposited for -invaßtmente'^-'C,' Williamson;,' Land;*: Estate and FinaJaoial Ai^ent. j;Blpdn',Lane. > lii;J,l1 ii;J , l '.T N'.DI A^ANJD - •ld-H''iif;A<;T E A:' : i|l -.c\ pii. ■; --WAREHOUSE, '"s ';" '■', "-''^ ,:.j j ;;-:':;Ntt''9s;-;ViM6i^-ST^E^,/^"^ t J ; j >a I .', ~'*.^-' . V-ivf""?-1'...".." ;i*"- "il"ic ~.'<i 1o enpii hi Thenndersigned wishes to call Bpeoial attention at tho present time to the splendid Blend Teas -ho is offering. Being: near the end of 18S0-1 Tea- Season, and anxious to clear several balances of stock, he has determined to givo his cnstomera seme unusually, good values—notably in Is Bd, 2s, and2s 6d quotations. The 3s is recommendod as a r blend, or combination of a; variety of the Finest Teas that have found their way into ootj market; and he would farther add,—there is no. exaggeration in this laatstatemont, : oil 1 Being a larfc'e .importer ot Teas,. ha is nblo to give undoubted values, and continues, doing 80 'to eeoure a large independent public patronasto. •{ r.;,"'.;- '.''-.i'l •'■■!■;.' »:■,:.;;•■;>..■■',■: :.i :i;:.'.».*.:, A Btrong rich thick liquorlna Tea „ i ;.;_ Is 8d '■" Tea Extraordinary," a thorough ooonorav.'o-ty -• mio tea, with, Aesamflavour :A^..i ■<.iUii2s oo' " Family. Mixturei"Tery choice, riohj and a a a'! • ■ pungent—Darjeelinskind.. ■~.:> toa 8s Od ■''Very Bicl^ Deep Brown Tea^j:lu;;; j; &i 3se)ili i Quotations for Box.'leaa ropresent excoption-: ally good values for tbo time:of year, and.in-' eludes Bpme of i the choice .Kihst Crojp Tkaj& of ■ the .season,j .Present priocs lor:really good China Teas ;-20b, 228,^8, and 28apet.box.jir . ;" I D3vi ■~,;,,WPDK.S t'HITBHKAnit,j:/J oil1 -Tiißikgpj^R.o .;..., 85,TiotariaTBfc,';Anokland. -- ' - b'lßl'.GKWik'bsgs respeotfnlly to irifornrthe' Public of Auckland that he haa Xor Sale-Oils' ' Planting Season, a Hoalthy Stock, of Fruit Trees,; Shelter and. Ornamental Tress, and' shrubs.: 1 Gardens and Pleasure: Grounds Laid Out and Plantod. . All orders left at my. Plant Stail,;Np. rSj^Cityl-jMarket, i wiU.>meet( .with; prompt attention; or at Lily dale Nursery, Ono-; Tree;Slll;o ;:u.:r,iivU» 'jliiii : i:.i idt iv.jihTi(, ?J, 'Souohoßg.'o. grand t§a in the oup.'.aVtho pripß,wiz,-):2Bfid;perlbtetaU.:! t^i.jiouhq otiiiJ v soun^ Owigo Tea' (^.ohests, SSlba), retail at la 6d ! :p'erhb7OTl2lbßfor117s.£;li:i; ' lUi »»,<*A wai yii. S | S^ Jf^^^ifiTißKADtSm^ 'I t liiumvjh lKi):iJi-'-iui TBA IMPOETEB.'aoJo'J ?| [ I,? 1 Fancies j 4l shortt, j'» j"U j r <> .KXOmtENCT^HBGOyEBMOB;''^;'..':,;;. '■"■' JT^.mY;-fl^;ci?TTisf(j' Rpdiis;^;^ The inost..complete,."fftsh'ionable^LandiDe'stjap pointed I Half dressing HBteblishmerit in Anck land.', Magnifloent; American Hair . Cutting Chair's with ■ latest mechanical improyementa arrived frorhjChicaKO by last mail boat. v Kvpry gentleman has seperato Brushes, Towpla,, and .ahaying AppUancea. '.T.iieSlngeinß.'Apparatui ia a' specialty and most bonellcal in cases of weak or falling hair. Prleoß. us usual. > CITY 7; HATRacuiiIND"UaOOM^ ? \ ■! ,. % OPPOSITE UNION"BANK. i* g 't & H':cOoi«'"."Po^CH^S'"s*6yChaka"and; ? &**££££&*&'"■ Staffed Ohateiotaildeß-t 5 m S7ii-.otiptipnp.t.7,,;i f oa .gfllstlH t*• if ' rnriu'v' ' riARPBTS, HearthrCgß:l Ji" \\ »',??Wffl%j " iting,juoorMatt, : BattiMate.;^ '~r i"" ' ipBLKSCOPB Tables. Oval rv Lrr rnnuw ■*■ Tables.. Bound Tables, Ptoart/' Writing, Tables,; Oooasional, 67,,Queen«t. , a TaWea> m& mßf .;'- j Tables'&o'"'-'--, • -»■ — •/.i >?> yueen-BU in" great vaSety. .l-i.Tr nfwiw^ '-TKONiBBDBTKAt)3—HaU OT^h£°£*?' '•*■■ Tester, Franoh,,Stump,. ,1 ,67, Queen**. atfaFoldingrtroncliir BeS i j gteaas and Iron Cots.' .■> | .to.wßi.u:i,i '^-itTCkirnioasahapbllsne'a' ■T.&H.COOKB, vX Cornloe Poles, Venetian , -,67, Queon-Bt. Blinds/,and.Patent Spring I '•;■> | f ,. ,„.,„,, r ,,,Rpllet,Blinds..,./ ,'. y, -a,.,., r I; i -\ir-A-RDROBBS, Drawers,' ~T.&fi.COpKa,, n (VT... , Washstands, ll .T6llet l 67. Queon-Bt. Ware, in ' single aha double j v-^ T IBKRAL--DIBCOUNT to T ln nnmrir -^ Cash—Purchasers. All ££ rwiJlffi^*'' goods deliveredraKEin town L Qneell-"' Catalognes forwarded on ap i»*j r-rrn7m TrtEL jy&jjg OiFiU CoD U/,GiIH IN TKN, ! MINUTBS. j i 0 [ 0! , (i .,. i 0 1. j .^WfA1 li/L-iA;NiD'.S - i ?.> y yj n v ... li it asi 1 a ',f1 H XSJR.KjY, rr ,-p,EC A TC(BAI'f , ; 2S 6D A BOTTLE. „ ■ i : APOTHECARIES F :-B"ALB,::' ! , j;IL , opposite Port-office. :V- ' -"D UDDELL'S EXPiiESB-rana between A\) Marsden. Point (Whangarci Heads), Rua kafca, and Waipn, each way. In connection with b.s. Arjjyle, starting from the Point immediately on arrival of steamer from Anokland and Whangarei Fare, 3b6d..~ ' Saddle Horses for hire and sale, ~ - Meals roady at Kuakaka tin arrival of express. v AKcnt,afeWalpu, M.JacGregor. ,wßero : flrst-;



Drapegg. W If ■''"' i "■ v/" ' -\ it •% •' I JKAH')>^'o'S'6 RAVE & f\ O,1 * li ::,,ti\j: :■.:;.;..■ .•■:■•■. ;.::• ■.■.■-i\>" ;_ j -. . ; Beg to Inform the Inhabitants that they | I _ willholda ! Chkap Sai.> J|*f i.E/K'.f.T .::.'! .')f!:i ,3,7 x:,;"WT " 1 OT TH3IR , I f - * I KAPERY AND CLOTHINQ. -W I FOR A FKW WKEKS,(SPRKVIOU3 TO STOCKTAKING. j: [a vf ao;i f"I 8 '.' aon |*j It is their intention to f CLEAR THEIR "WINTER GOODS * |: .8 Ta rJs»ii .YAQKOH 1 LARGE DISCOUNT OFF CO3T, ] .. OWINO TO .THIS DUTY n»INQ. , i, d v. A c< •> -•• -- • > :».; sfSi;l li|1 i| 3 TAKER OH? COTTON ij§! I RUT *•> ' |? GOODB.. _ s . |; GRKAT BARQAIrfS WILL-BB GIVKN TO [ ! PURCHASERS in thk.MANCHESTBR | 8 i , , DEPARTMENT. T ' 1 Np Goods will bk"Entered Durkq j \ # THri SALB: r/ V ' i i THEiSALHISNOWON .<? j MMuaiitntt. ■ , I | 1 - _____ ' ' j BRIiaIE.BOBDOH l(.'Su'r'O"^!)Vji-i:-. i-.;< SoU7ii ll - j'jE!oiH.;A:.\V-'IE A, F o'.R -^ 'j™' * SOUTHBRN PORTS. ! SVioolft Ban< Francisco Mall arrivo before day- ' l'«P^ Mgiit on MOSbi.*; the will leave Wharf at 8 a.m. that day";' if Mall arrives after iH ana "before, l i).in., ; ]Hawea wlUleave ■Ai ohorage al3 p> m. -t>. oo''[ UNiOSr;feTBAMSHiiP QOl OF:NJ!i- B 7 *'r i t /■ ?! T ? A 'I T I^Jil^ W^AITARA. The s.b. cS(AiMiS-.ON(''T ,i\ 1 W 1 leave! tho Onohunga I Wharf ias above «n ; W .MONJoAyii»ext;2sth.:infltant, at Ip.m. '■'■■• weather and other ciroamstances permitting. For freight and passage apply to . : . e'-ll1) t""1" l.'-, r Agent Onehnnga; <t'! ! Or, 101, ■Queen-fiSeet, Anokland. ™ '« !i_.lCorbc!ratioELKroticed. ( > ' ]. ■ : ir~m .'/fk IT V O■& A U;ICK LAN V. m „, ,^/ E3v,:i3 lir.it —— ■- — fP- * ;mEOHON OF CONCRETE WALL AND STOKK afe.. .',: I GATE PILLABS^AI^ERT^ARBj.^1 •"': fjs ■ ■-The City Council will reoeivo Tenders until Jh ,3.30 P.m. on THURSDAY, -28th iinatint, for §1 ereotlon-of-aboves-in terms of npeolflcatiosa,— conditions, and plan at the office of the City Surveyor. Canada Buildinge, oi The Council do not bind themselves to aqoept any tender. SS?r • Touders to be endorsed, "Tenders for Pars ,ij j jboiJi) n >tbwn Clerk. . M '" uJ Town Clerk's Office. Jn]y-ao,-1881. nil! OF A U-G KLAMD. vM'.Y a :i ;>—f. —t) t/f vj o it i ,0 I CAST-lEON FENCIItp, (JATKB, |J FOK^ALBKRt'PARk;' 1 ' 0 t 3iIAV/XiLliXajP'.'!t. U././. EBA.in ;i The;QityjConnolLwill'reoelve Tender? funtiljij; asoVmi Ori yTBrimSDAT, 28th instahtTfor' *' supply of above;'in terms of speolfioatlons, con ditions, and drawings at the ollloe of the City* Surveyor, .Canada Buildings, i■ > , ~ . r*T> , The Corinoll do not bind thomselvos to accept J" 'any tender. ,iwtiis-uiiMimX Tenders tp.be endorsed,,"Tenders for Park a Fehoing." s " " l:; | mm rP.'Ai philips, '", I .. - Town Clerk. ■ • Town Clerk's Office, July 20,1881. r. g s ':Vr r3l '*'"i:' >'" '■" "--•'^«■■' ™ .^■'<Tenaer6.:'" ja ir-°-c aX V,, . t "'l ril'.i .■■).•..■ i i;-.:".' i.i ~' .l; ..4/.'^i. ix3L . lijma.: i.".'iiH"v:l ,m(,-ii\: a-:-..:-:-..-.'.1 iIJ ASPHALTi CONTBACr. ~: „;. aiH (■■f;:ii.}-rnrtHr' V '■ / i, V , fj;;i'[ , ; ii.',i .! Arri. ~ .....ETiibiioWDr'tt.Offloe,'1"' J.;'.'--. •■■'".; '-itTenders will'bs reoei'veiißtthiß <pioe' OTtii;,; nobn of MONDAY, let Anguftt, 1881, for Asphalting Airing Court of Auckland Lunatlo Asjlnm. '""' '■■' '" , Speoifloations and conditloije of oontraotcan beaeenatthisoffloe.'! > >'• ■ H& ,H ■ (Tenders muet be.addresged to the Hon. the -Minister for Public Works, Anokland, and marked outside, "Tender for Asphalt Con- ■' ,traot." ~ (The lowest or any tender will not neoessarily , be accepted. By^rijifin'ianfl'i" ■——~™ -~- —- -- :,;J .62 yjreifH,'HALBB;L ■ * — District Bußineor. '"" ,T ii Au a i(j iii ii. ■ i'l-a '!'■ pill ■VO'K-fiA*ND mAIL W-AYS. Tenders will bo reoaived, at the District , M Mananer'H OfflOet'Auckland,, npjtoinoonj olw MONDAY, August Bth. 1881, for the Supply and f livery of 60,000; Feet ' Kauri; Junk 'i'lmbor. - joifloatlons may tie seen' at Attokland and erißVillo Stations. ""■ — * I/i, ; :;>■-■.■. OeneraLMßnagerM.Z.B.jdt ,^n&rf'wlul^ 9 li&^#lW»^o>k'W''|T iiONDAY. Angnst^lßtFneit,I'for 'repairs to -« schooner Mariuei', as per BDeolfloatlon, to bo sejm at the offices of the Bay oi Jelands Coal "Company (Limited), No. 10, ,New Zealand In ° ] r ~^~~ ; . Becretary. , flp ~j,i ! ■ ,-inni mi ' '''" . ; -'iri-'nf —i■■( r'i j- Tkß.BiedttßrKAsi) orocebyi,stock ov.?. .// " - j THE BASKJtU?T[ WAmfl^?9AK AND WATSON, JOTAHUHU. |p • Tenders for the above will be received Dy the Vnaerfligned,ap till MONO AT," the Zsth inst. , „ ;-.'iStoo<fe Will 6e geen'oh premises ahy'ofay1 Jiiimw'• 1 '■'rhe.aghest, qr, l any ;i ,t ( eD i aor, l ,not .necessittily ptedl THdi^k^s^Miii^ 1^ ■:■ r^i .*pa.v>.M-/i.;<.y t! (- sw^., '^T1 _°_ B U Ilo^'*1 ; E B S. Tenders will be received until noon of VBX DAY, Abgnat^Sth, for the KrocUon and .v.' Complotion of a We^leyan Chujoh at. Kamo. Whanaarei. VoS TTuT , i MiciiuT T"*"" " BDWABD-BABTLBY, stf r Tenders wlllbaßaoeivedbyOiennderßlKnea :nntU Nopn.of f SifIJBPAX. J?lr 80th. fUjr.UlO ■ KrectioD:of: s'wo Brick- Shops in the KaraMta-: 3 bajpeßoad. i ' Ajrohltect*:'^-^ ■■■■ V^rinaeiH^ wfll'iTt* <*eoelre4 ;Inawi noon of" i (,SATURDA¥,™tfie '80th; lot' the ttrection ;01/ Timbet^Omirete Vila Boßlflenoerßynioodft'j r street*'^'JUHhm t'TDvirj -i.iui J ;! J'Jih; TOJo«!H2fflSi/.a ifla».^ f . . ■' . ' ■ i-^.i-iAroaiteeti'-'■'">;. rrj ob v jm£lA' c * « "»•*", 3"Tempers will ,l>o xecelvod nnUl MONDA^nextifor the erectionof ThreeShopß; ~,,: at Taurantra. - 'f^ «^.E£nry.<vwadk, • iS .;•!'.-..■• i'-fii-AZObtttOt. Qosen street. .-,.. "' Auctions.., ,ti v il'ii. i j. «; .; .. ... .; . 3 B 1' TUESDAY, JULY 26. ISO fihv.'i n*a— -U-r-:!: .';. Jf,{:■.;: . 'V>ij. _ ' TO CLOSE CONSIGNMENTS. .'l ' want iu*i\ i^a^.. ■■!■:■.■ i •;.. .. ..; (■••; WILL sell by f anctiori at Us Msrt, on Tneeday. July SB, atJOtfolook, -/Oontinug3jjg PaffeJ