tha^b'onlffbir o>es¥ givenl 6l"'tKe""sS"cond: iWaaingilf tfee'Bill.!. *«'" X •■! di, y\ \|A long discussion ensued. Ultimately. the qiiestibQwas'put'fha'f the<amendment, stand part of the motion :'—Ayes, 22. uoes, »40rr-9!herfol.lowioßr;'was;,the divisionj list': —Ayes: Messrs Burron^ Browav; Be Lau tour, Finn, J.- B." Fisher (Buller), Grey, 'W;«J;-;Hurst.'i(CitTr7.West)-' •Sbrimski, ( Hutchison, :' Jiacandrew, ' Montgomery, iliirrayi Reid;' Sa'uriders/i'Speight,; Stevfarfe; "J^wansonj. Taiflroa,-,',-Thomson,; Tole, and Waliis, Noes :Messr* Andrews,; Atkinßon-,"'Bairi.'Bawien,-Bi'aViaoD, Bryce.j T.:Fishei*;(BGirtli-J coteWbx, 1 Fulton, Gibbrf/jQisbomp', ?Hall, 9. ttffift W?^ ce>-, H ? r S tl l bu3e,,; : ;'Keli yi Levistani^ojl'QVjn, Jfjuadop, -, atigCaughaD, McDonald, McLcan r Pitt, Richardson, Rolleston, JBeddoni" Seympun Shepherd, fiieut, --Stadholmc, . iSutton,;. Tdwjbai, cimble, ; (t»rnhul];:AVflkefiel<l^ ;: WijiJtaJief, White, Wright. :i'P«tirt: For-Harris, tt.o.ae^ fleojge,,; a^aitfsl^cethani, R^ussell, i 'JoTjnatbn,^ -, ■■',■■■ L i\' I.':'!n-..',.'■.i'\ : jVi,le-i»^S> —The Bill wa3 lotrddiiced and read a first; .^i^e> noij a. a az i. t al u aa ;r> | BBKbS Ot INDIQBNOUS PLANTS, ,\Jf {

i On,(.lie motion $>sr^din*g- {nib Committee] 'orSilWlyi it'Waafagree''d, on th'tfinotioa-ofj Bum \ol £^oo shpiildjtte] appropjiatedfor preserving seed 9 audiqotsi of valuable inidgenous- plants likely to be-j rcoiiio extinct -on- Ruahino, Tararua'; andi °tfcerrongev h0 ~; (, a , i l, "IV

etH3aaiSaSßhYir-THJt ESTIMAtTHSiv,-i,.! bo!) w>iln-GoDiittitjee^of Supply, to'consider1 the cstpfatpf^Clsiss ,4, jß^^ai jiiija Teiegfaph, £227,'650i .Mh.JoHNsioHliaaid itliat by the amalgamation Ot' these; twq: servictesfth'ey • rSsa°_-beeh'eßabled i]t()! ditijiea«e '■'Wit'fi;'-"the perxi&sjßi,of-,31. officers,: p»»ing r , ; i#; salaries aloqe £5931, and- in' other respect's the! saving had been dually great. In all they had beeu enabletLto bring down a sum this year le^^y. £37,000, compared with those -6l4l?e'*reywuß^ei^; that;th'e! r Baying had •b|e>ii! 4ffepteii without'in.the.'Jeast iinpairisg )the:|%iency;'of the Bervice.-V | V ' 1.,,-'.,..t W(.-f,', ■■lta ; |ep.ly■t^a^qu'estion••put by Mr;MONt oomery, Mr Johnston said 'that the 10 per cent/ rednctions/ bad been. practicallyj .-abandoned;:but reductions had .be.en;o.ther-; wise made in accordance with the cirenm-j stances iOf each case. The .salaries ibnet been! fixed at what was-fair,;and would be paid; asvoted, " "*_" t ~',...".,.,..„...,, t .;f BeTeral' mem DcfsV complained; ;tli»t Viheyj ', had -not had'; time yetT to consider,: the; csti-i rotates, and after some diacusaibri, the.cjues-; 'tiotf fo.r ■'reporting progress,was ,put,and; 'carried.' " r W.i.ai'J jiojWhi''

'™w \;jiKSPacTioN:;.ci?'MA'CHjNiißy.r:.; -, M.. •i ■ "the .Inspection of Machinery Bill wits in-j Hroduced-by niessage from the Legislative; ;CTOnell,!afld.read^first timp...., '.;. ,;;...'■!;■-, i HlflJioai&AMWii'AMD LOTTERIES BILL. r. .' j j^^M*Sm a^rtngri^nsiderettirfn^ommittee. jnanooai | ■Vi'ttheU clause il waa "atarended'"by! ■the; 'OtEferg&nl^ tfen|i6p,ed4T)ein'g! exceed,', ] &n'd| '" rfogres's wasiwade witUJthis biij, 'amidi ■%o:D'8ridefa,Me': bnp'dsiiion fr6m several niem tjieYiGloveriiment'appeared to beito imake every •nerson'they possibly could criminals.! -Tae,',^l ;^as quite, ( unnecesiafy, and, wit^,j thei exceptionjofOtago, there"wasinodemandl ~-fdriCoVi,,,': -;.7;\;. : -;■'■:■: ■■■■■■■-~! :••» ■~.i»il j ■^ThCHouse divided., * r ' Ayes;;l9; ripes,^.f **' "Clauie ii: Appropriation'".of,',penaltije's}' :aiueuded so as to ieare'it' discretionary: with! itbe^ad'g&'\to'<:iU|^te''<aVP9rtion'''!'of-'Vti^ei rp^.aji^.^oinfiormer'prflbtJ,.,,!' ', "■n'^a^h | i.-ofiiwiM!?^ and!,i7'weroitruck mUnohaA j rfnf&i^lßrcK^moved^headditio^of •thfe't?H jl6vf|ii^kn|feiijjjiaents "after; |iaragrapb;;l{;gej-| r ]tioD. B'i_S!v^ry person who Fuses,- exhibits, or keeps 'any book, paper, Writing,'xprj other -meanvebr 'sußstaßce'i^for thei^nrp.oip ,pf '_ errteringj,' reiof dilfig,;'or,I.noting any, * bet, f wager r " orr.! game for liny')-purpose;."by rthisi_K!iAct'ideclare<i; -; to 'be .'nnUwf olj'for I-who i nyi tesj Bolici^j,I.'orprpcuresan^peifson .Mpttej, :or make any such game as aforesaid, | -ihalla be liable- to- the penalties j prescribed; i-tfy this''1 «ectiob,,;: 'A"fter section' ffl'thg;'^),- i lowing .newclause -;—After; ! ttia,'passing o 'o.f this Act itiihallnot; be lawful fot> anyijjer son to print or pnbllih, -Orpe'nnitidrsnrFer, to be printed ,or .piiijlished,;- any notice,] handbill;(Plapardi. pardj .driadvertiiement; for the purpose-of inviting attentjon ltp<topr<ia -)."any"■■ .?way v Slaking»-' public? 4ny-!'^referen6e q:i6 >< any 1' co.mMnntipn.S transaction, uaderlaking^'^agre'emeii't, \ rgabScflptto'npftr any ocEer'mat'ter'or-"iEirjg howsoever designatedy which: is by this Act' declared.to bo unlawful, ..tnd whether such; combination, transaction, agreement, sub scription, or .other.matter or.thing, shall he MM or!known' #!:anyi;namof'stinr 8r device,- ttpr not. Every person knowinglyj committing, or suffering, a breach of this! provision'BßlJUlieaikrifdi.W a 1 penllty of not less than £10, or not more than £100, in respect of every such offence. Mr McLean objected to these clauses, and remarked that' he fully expected the next Bill they would introduce would be! one to compel persona to go to church an d! attend Sunday-school, ir |- j ■i Tsx]A<)?Bi, saidithat it ttiey insisted urfimj thla extreme class of legislation, theyi would simply bring the whole law on the I subject into contempt,; and tlip last state; of the case -Jwoul3 De worse than thej first The words, "For any purpose!

Mr HAMLlN^mpyed,, «;That the ChairJ man do now leave 'ttie'chair." 1

MrßoiV-BN, Mr Gisbornb, and pthers^declared the'ne\v"clause was going too far. It would make it illegal tc bet a pair of gloves or a shilling at whist. lit passed they would oppose the Bill. Mr Dice expressed his willingness to withdraw the new ciauees.

Mr JONES strongly objected to the with-! jdrawaVtf uka ,s"iOOWaooJ ,8 ra3£KioH j

The firet claußOyWas, carried byrgl to 14. M?; DlOK^ then' witharew"' the secon d one.

Mr Def/ATOUR moved a new clause, rendering keepers of Chinese gambling .Jjpusesiiliabler.fd.Wi penally hoft'esfe'e'edirig £50 or in default of payment three months' imprisonment wita~or without hard labour.

Theclaufle^aSfaddeditsithe Biifeiay •Aiiew clause, ttia't the Act should come] into operation on_the_first of November, 1881, was carried.

The schedule wa* paased l and,th6,BilLre. !pmed)asiamentied. *r™iLl <■WnliKia

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT AT MOUNT ALBERT.

'this charming salubrious resort, was in th c Btqojte»feaießßai,of;a-!Mfeh':clarf3'offfrfr;land carried out by well-trained artists. The' performances commenced with the comedy of "Kuth's Romance," where the shy rustic villiago coquette, is at once the tf'pajtoSiffler."U'add .delightful '<!iWgenne.Jl The charac.tcM,were.,most, ablyr^urtaiaed by Mrafld ' JW& it earsoii and'Mr Forrest. The plptajiSiSieißedtiUly'SUold'O English, the scene being n , ten} amongst the meadows antf fieida* of corn. - lioud applause greeted tbo actors' at its conclusion.""Mf"Lambert efficiently] played some selections on the organ during thaj ewaiiJg: ■■ The piandfoite solo'% rMiJa Jeaeie TayiorwM, wptedingly, good. H The youthftl Wiiibiseile was'-colnpenfeSTo ap pear again and bow her acknowledgments. Miss Stevenson rendered " Scots wa hae " with nice precision, and her two songs were most warmly received. The brief scene from "Merchant of Venice,'1 "Shy lock i' !^ndK/v <Saßßanit);"y?(Meßjir'sf'- FoFreit 'and U. J. D. Robertson) was a highly finJßhgd;picture, both. gtii tloinon '■'■ in Wake up 'and proper discrimination effectually interiiretinfethe iteXtiiiTEb'due't 11 i<r Brieht

nierpretiug the <- -> g«- Seems Thy Life," by th r e. Misses Halstead ■smivWattß? w%» a^iSinf 1 -Mr! Herbert C. Brook, A.A., .sang"Good! Bye Sw<mH«afij"<36BalßyeV') j»ndlti{»n an j encore beiDg demanded, repeated the lapt! ,TBBT«B. uMiss Jessie rdjLh94cMjAme&-6k\ this occasion with great ability. The pretty ■ ohasnonette entitled iiAt The Ferry, >f given j by Mies Halstead, was mot artistic. The , business concluded ia tlie farce - entitled •*"Oadt/ot i> where the apctioneer «m*3 tße nchainnie'r;' j%rte?riarel7 JTl3otaer! on the, ridwqjpgft i; c^t -tisjjjcOjje of the Most" diverting sketches we have ] ever eoen, and the cast was simply comma il faut. The honours were carried off by Mr A. Stone, who assumed the fussy old man, and Mrs C. B. Stone, who was an amusing .".Becky.." Mrs ,A..JBL, JCojIpr inacGFtt* fine" delineation out of her small WsioßSi ? - : '}" r'jf^M-

KING TAWHIAO.

PKOPOSEpjEEdEVffoIf. A.-wSiiiiVattent&nieetingroLgastiemenifpr oi-'in'viting KingTawhia and; hjs^followers to_ Auckland,. according " hiiflla' 'rece'gtipji', iVas held this aftendoen, tae Mayojt iu^the chair. ''IstKrl::?:.^ Jiayf E-

Mr Firth addressed the meeting at length pointing out '<fHcTwlViaability>pf of inviting •TwfifS'tf'an<L<Ms; followers to lAucklaiidi Injanflw,er.);p, : a ; ,telegrai^. to .Majflr.Mji^ask" ing Ta'wiaap'e iprobableimowamentsV he' re jceived?.the.,fpli.owing -reply, hoo-jj! BaatthietH

"I think that :the'proper way wo\ild be for youraelfvland-WherrileaaingJcitizens to send' a' telegram .'to rTawHaOj and ffl» tariui AinVitmg them to''come\ to1 Asijk laud as the guests of the citizens." A*t first lie had been inclindd td ahink that it woi^ld be siifficiefat.ut to invfteTawhido md 25 of, bis leading, followers but after givinpt s the patter Jfurthef considera tion he belieyeii ,^?pnw be; desirable to extend the inyitaiion. unhiberine aborit 450! -He said tHe - visit would liavo a very important effect outside ;tb'o lec<Slony,• ahd\'it; W6iild';! aU<y|f)^nd Ip lenient {he fne.nd«hip7which had sprurig lip .between the Eingitei and the-Bettlera.ri •';-

Mr Firth 'then proposed "That:iriithe opinion of this meeting it is desirable that advantage should be taken 'of Tawhiao's Tisifc to the Waikato to invitc'him- to^Auck land as the guest, .of the.j citizens of Auck land."

! .'iDiy.G«mpbeU:seconded-themotioßf'Srtiich was carried; .... -r

A committees was theri;appbiqtedto,carry the 'arrangements ; consisting '• of ~ Messrg Campbell, ClariiyMorrin,: Lamb, Comptonj fd ©osgrave; !;":'..:;':.':'.■'.' '' ■■''"■■'■'•''■ | Mjessra .Nathati, Chambers, B^u}), p.arr; MbKeiiiiiid, and McMillan Were appbintedia Finance Committee. ■nw/i-itJiM h

AUCKLAND PRESBYTERY.

¥f?s6ytery was hold this forenoon in St. Andrew's ■Church. . There were present: Revs. Tv Norrie (Moderator), R.- Sommer ville.(clerk), R. T. Macniccol, D, W. Runci man, A. Carrick, Jas. Bruce, McCallum, :G;*B. Munro, Thompson, Evans, D. Bruce. -J. .Macky, McKenzie ifraser, and several elders and students. ' • ; " * ■--

; -Sl DAYip'S,r-Rev. A. Carrick stated iVsa£ he had-; conducted serrtfee^.at St. ■^avid's, ,/aml the name of. Rev. T. iMcKenzj&l»a£er; Mad been,lnserted its, the $all-,—The Key.* T. M. Ifraser hande'ditf his '■ certificates. Bis credentials were sus tained, and he was received as a member of the Court.—The call contained thesignatures o£Sl members, and 50 adherents was read.— Mr -Stevenson said they intended to give 3Ujr Fraser £300 a-year, if their funds afipuld allow, they won|a pay the rent of ; the manse. A few of. the people in the dis trict were still in favour of the late minis ter; buVthey would not hold that" Cut.--Mr Wilson said there were very few exceptions t3 a~tfHrantmbus"caU; t)nly"Offe"""of two members had refused tosign.—Mr Car rick Baid™tbe""nieetiug was'thoroughly" harmOni ous.—Kev. 6. ii. Monro moved that the call be sustained.—Rev..,, X.. V. l M,acnicol Seconded the motion; which Mas 'agreeo^to, —Mr Eraser said he was pleased at the cor diality and unanimity that had been dis played by a congregation bound by so many ties to the former minister. He would; accept the call.—The induction was fixed for Thursday,,the 18tb. ,It,was agreed that Rev. Jamea Bru'ce preach, and'the Modera tor induct.

Visitation of Seamen.—Mr McCallum moved the motion standing in his name.. 'jThat the^Presbytery £ake into.considera- \ tio'o1' the regular visitation :of;"s>airierPih: harbour, and the gaol, nnd Hospital." The speaker said he had formed a good opinion of seamen as a. class. In Sydney, the Church of England had an extensive seamen's mission, and these were similar; organizations, in ,the , .old T , Country. He i would likeV'to".'see 'something of thei kind T .here,, ~ ,He.,, Jbelieygd,, f , an, s esti-t mable 'gentleman ' was'o'trhis way* from; Perth who intended to act as City Mis« Bionary here. It -would therefore be well that they should keep the matter in mind, pending his arrival. Five thousand sea meu:-and- several .hundred vessels..visited; thin port annually.—Mr "Kuneiman said he had frequently visited the Hospital, and had also gone regularly to the Gaol with Mj Mason. He would second the motion. — ; 'Mr r';Macnicco'l said1 wnen 'he came T|o ■ Auckland he Uad ..divided tbe gaol and; Hospital labour'""1 with' JMr Bruce. Mri Mason had.alsojjgn^ucteoj! sejry|ce. Efforts i had been made "by ministers "of various; denominations unitedly. ;to carry on a sea- j man's mission, but the seamen had not; given the responses "which might j have* been' expected. A Church of (England effort of a. similar nature had also failed, but it was necessary, .they ..should -,-pergeyete.^-RevsJ Catrick, 'Monro, : and 'SommerVille,'' Jalli claimed that they had. visited the Hospital: repeatedly.--The iiotion...was put and car-; ried.—Rev.' Mr; McCallum "'also moved, "That the. fPresbytery the! labours of; the .city ministers in connection j with this ,vwitation/6fithe infirmary and thej gaol; approve the^Rev* Messrs Runcimani aid T. Mason as chaplkins of thejgaol, and: the ministers •of • St: ".Andrew's) and St. j David's tcjfvisit'ther'Hospital} remit to thej Committe'eJ.for the Extension of the Chnrchi in the Suburbs to make arrangements for) the regalarvisitation of seamen in the port; until a city: missionary can be 'appointed! who may take charge of this woik."—This! was seconded "by; Rev. G. B. Monro, whoj understood; that. Mr Brackenripg already. performed ihe work.—^Several, ministers ex-j pressed themselves as being unable to under-; take further work.—Mr McCallum said he; was quite willing to take a month In turn! with other ministers.—Mr Runcimau said; fixe waß;iquitei!,w,UUoßT(that'MTMasobia'na himself should be reco^nised-a? cffiplafnMf, Dt^OHBHCNOA VMA^SK^Mf'vWhitW' BSb-j mitted the plans of the new man*s'e aa'tlOn'e- hunK»" D!3/hey'Were s'approved of on the nnj3fp^j&JIg'lh£(ti-'£lsO be Bubscribed be forV tende'rVbe accepted-for the work. ' Ellebsuc and Episom.—Bev. G. Brown| wrote"'iinnWnwi^/that':He''w6uld Anot bei *bla-to.giY&jftiftherlsupjjiy ajlEllersligjand! ■£psc&'.!^iKtf ex'rc.d.to .theiChnrcH'JExtonsion '■ CbminitEee. PTJKgKOHfr-'ANfrToitßNd.'—The Key. T.i ttrFOrte~^ro"tr"tro~^ resigning the. charge-■ of TPukekohe and! Pokeno on tfipvgiound of-ill. health.—Mrj Mpnro r eaid,it '^aa^videht befQr f ejMrF l or.bijs : iM, , ihowertrjo-d&tJJtotlyffprpmisediWtoaiTetntn B>piW! •^%»TsnefaXl}r known; th/aVM£s*b'fis = was a Congregationalist iin New. ;Zoala_nd tillr«fithlh"aT:fe^-';We;el£s! WjMg1 &*tfSiK ; fdr^oW!Zeala;n^;H'na^b,at.he ei on^?Ji^ the Frejj3hjitch/pi,S.co.tlana in order to have his.pass Age "paid.out here. He did not -tMnk^-therefore,; that,Mr_"Forbe.s, jsas' erftiltaW^VeyteftifieatV.^Mr'Mc'MMk. was in favonnofr &'■ :.siniple\c6rtiiicate to be giveD, whikMrjM^cky-^ppke strongly In .faypuroqlaa^)!,, statementrof^the oirouin stances'connected wlthithe^resMnatioyto teSenK^ithVthev'cVrtifTcater^Ttie'^mattHr kit n'eit' nieetirig'.-^'^Si^O ! ~. Missjoh, ,$r rj S,qmme.rviUe A«bpiiiikd^JYerbal reportin connectiomwith the Committee ( for, the. Extension'soPlhe Church in.th| Su¥ikrbs.' J JTWo meetings had j be'e'nlh^^audaitrwas^aolTedthat a sub-j committee— shoulcl. take^into"ConsWeramm.j 4ho'B6»iVableness of''Wavirig'a'missionary^Jo dp the.wprk ip,the"City"^nd,subiirbsi.,, .Th|y: h'a^'J'enrqut-qrculars, and ne.beTieved that it would le.ioutfdthat the aeplies wonld he of such a'-'nature a« to wttranl them mi engaging nowion hirway out from Bnglvi/i: as City Missionary. They] had also considered the desirableness of ex-! aeftain'g'.theoperations of thie'.Chiij'^ffttpJtbe'; monrbs'!'' 'A' servicohaitbdenhel!! ftluljlpw.: ton-West-last-Sunday—by -Mr-Maoniool, a"tdOMfi'-:Eunßlman /6fßoiatß ne^t Sunday. Other ministers had promised theif'assistance.- Mount: Albert and PaAelt had also been suggested for mißsibVservices. The - t Presbytery expressed, saitwfaction with tßeieport. ';__ ; ;__.'..._ , rrptsgEESHif ~anS =Pokbno.-— —Rev;—T; Norrie was appointed to preach at Pukekohe and ft and;. declare Jhe, charee VaTATJKANaA.--ReT.:.B. F. Macuicol re ported that he had visited Tauranga,-held two semces; and a congregational meeting, arid-had visited the Sunday-school.' At the mseting, itwas agreed that he be requested to1 correspond with the Rer. Robert Fraser, formerly! of Waipukurau, asking torn to undertake the charge of the church, ana if bi'^Tefuied, 'that the Church. Extension Committee be requeued to appoint amis, sionary. He had corresponded with;Mr Fraseryif wlio could not entertain.(he pro posal, as he was going to Victoria. -The congregation was small, but it was-pttue utmoßt importance that they should, have supply there as soon as possible., The place- ■•was sure to advance.—The report was accepted with thanks..- A Presbyterian certificate was granted^o Hay; on the motion of Key. K. F.-Mac -:NOMOKS OF MOTION,—Rev. D. W, Runciinah gaye; notice of ipotion-^l) jße gardin^ sin overture to the General Assem* Sly defining the duties of elders; and (2) that a Com.mitteeh.of the PresDytefy be ap pointed anent the religions .educaJioß iol tne z. !rifiS"^JiiTi A&va -

.cMakcJks AtiAiNST a Student.—Mr McCallum said that as charges had been made against a student of "the church, he in'of ed; that a epqeial meeltingMthe Presjoy tery^be held to inquire into the wKole oftfie circumstances connected; with it.-^Mr Mac nicol seconded.: He would like! to let the public know that they intended to make a c fnll;friqutry, ifcnd: heiwotfld also dikelthe public to know that the charges had been enquired lnto'iby- the session of St. David's, and had now been passed on to this Court,—The. motion was passed, and the Presbytery-ihen* met inprivate to con sider a,fias<| ipfdisciplinefrom r §t,Djvvids.

TELEGRAMS.

,ax K&M W?§l AssqcifTipj^il aU.

oa ... WAS9ANHI/.tb{«day. THE RuSBERY JP'ROM THE STORM ,o?t;aJiTJa :■• : :BlBI^:: :■ -i." vjiiiiijftjsaU Thdre,is.np cltiq ye]t to tlie ,roig)eryjtom the-Sttfrmbfra." Kobberlesi>lvanousfeinds are greatly on, the increase here. . . . .•_ „ . .TOWNGTUN; jjhis d4y. O'feOODS &HED FOR' AUCKLAND! Jl The following tenders' were received for the goads shed contract at Auckland railway station :—Accepted : Mecer and Marshall, Auckland, £1100. Declined : W. F. Wilcox; Auckland* ;£1269j T. Con. stable, Auckland, £1387; Robert N. Smith and CoH*''Thamlis/£1299; iSiSotKS and Coombe, Auckland, £1426; A. Wat son, Auckland,, -tIMSQikqoW. H. KavanaghV Auckland, '£1466; H. S, Haile,-.r.Auckland,.r £1490 '~:, Yf.' -, James, Auckland,'£lsl9; H.B, KaVanagh/Auck. lsnd t £1550,;. Jones and Pollard,^ Auckland, £1570; R.'Kaye,Aucklancl,1£i737 ; B. T. Jone», Auckland, r£1765;; E. Mills, Auck land, £1784 ; C, Rhodes, Auckland, £2053.

~;.,„, CHRISTUHURCH,,this I! day,. 1; The Wanganuijhprse, Dapj was omitted from the list of acceptances for C. J.C. Han dicap. {*C A petition is b'eirig'started in Ashley'elec toral district asking the Hon. E. Richardson to?allbw>himself to. be nominated, for that constituency. / )

jw ; DUNEDIN, this day. fiSUDDBN DEATH OF A BOY: j At1 Milton yesterday, Arthur Stewart, a hof, was playing football, and while lun niug very fast with the ball, was observed tojdropidown.suddenly. . Medical aid y, us obtained, butililo was extinct.-;- ',' ' ','< ji| |i' :i ,-MRS HAMPSON. ,1 jiHampson proceeded north' to-day. sTh'e!|'i)unedin Presbytery unanimously sustained'the'call' of the Rev. Mr Inglisj of Ballarat. „ .. . , -. r ... , „ ■

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

WELLINGTON, this afternoon.

SHaREBROK'ERS' BILL.

The City Council have telegraphed to Mr Swanson, asking*l film 'to' !exeft himsrelf againsfthe repeal'of the bill^bnt'to get-the fee reduced to £10. Mr Swansbh'is canvas sing' members to'support this.'Tfut Pthert; I nttve'fepoketa toare againiitifc'l'.Th'ej/'sa'y'lt is unfair' for ' ? thej' Assembly] to ,make v laws only to put money into the' Couhcirs'conf fi, and the Council should do that for itself; that Auckland is almost the only place affected by this bill, and the sooner it is repealed the better.- ' . p 'C, AUCKLAND DISUNITY. s The Redistribution of Seata Bill is causing a stir, Tbe members of different provinces are";meeting in caucus over it, but "not Auckland. ,' Some :jj'ot.^.ihe members from iyour province complain of Shis bu£] [sjiy i.c4iiey...~,xan<..' never kwork together while one or 'two- only; wse thcr position to make political capital at thelexp'ense of the rest;:. .They say-jtls a practise peculiar to Auckland, and must bo puSfdown before they can work together loyilly? or properly.- dJKltheir dutyhto:-the province. ; '■• .■]■ '• " ( .","\ '£ S TfiE OPPOSITIdN' TACII CS.,.

Xhol^Grey section" of the Opposition intend^to push on the "work as fast us possible, and get tho session over soon; that Miuistera have resolved to take.'no step's to secure > proper local government, ana-they are anxiousto see it referred", to th&'electors for their decisioni

A petition was presented in the House to-day, against Sir GeOrge Grey's Law Practitioner's Bill.

baa swtyOLFNTBERSWQT^ w-iMi Mr Finn gave notice to-diiy to^'Mtb^e for aJvottf'df-flO.OOOfor'vdlunteeW,' -"-^f 6"Q

WORK TO BE,PRESSED fc Oif>*wfI

The Government intendiaHking.the House to sit on Mondays, and will push tHrough business in order, to .bring. ; the session"to. :a close as early as possible. ■ No more impor* tant measures-,w.il^-be,:bronghtvdown;a tven

NEW PLYMOUTH;"HARBOUB^:" a

The New Plymouth Harbour Board com. mittee have been taking voluminous evi dence into the relations between that largely-endowed Board and the public creditor, an'd'thc evidence is' Raid to be of an interesting char»cter. I ami told.the Jmpbrtancß' of " Kawh'ia" harbour is being brought into prominence by the committee. They will ask for an extension of time to report to-day. • •,..- "■ THE POLLEN PENSION: The Pollen Pension Committee are still taken evidence, and will also ask for an extension.ot time. >. ' ./'■

POLICE COURT.-This day

(Before ; Messrs ; James Baber, and "C. C,

Macmilkn, Justices of the Peace.)

Drunkards.—Six persons pleaded guilty co being drank last night, and were sub jected to the degrading penalty of 5s and coßJis. ApS ;Eliza Lcstrrage, for damaging a turin*!, and-Hiing very foul language, -was fined;: In iKoHJst instance 20s and cost»,-or one month; and in the second, 10s, damage 12?. (M,< di^liSftys'-impriaopinent—Patrick Bedjprdi* a bushmaa, and- Patrick Cbam bisrsfwere panishe'd;.for"'diaorderly conduct in the public streets. Bedford was fined ss, offences against bye-laws were dealt with : —John Tremairi, ofHoVßon-Btreet, for per mittiug hi« chimney to get on lire, fined Sft£ritt' i e,tf#gin"Hkn^^ jQamelmcDougaly cbimney,';in Brunswick «treet}OF!eeman?BtJBay1, on lire,'",?)] and coats; Kichard Olne^' and^A^dce^iffMtji^ hopfeatt.ifo'ulgh IQ^cigstisjet, 10 toilocKjfioosejTwM^Theo.'ieoopßriappeared ims-'Jaaefenflaiitsi^aM 'iij(rged^.s#j the infotmatioff "VdisclbWed""-ii6 ''offence.' ~.Mt objection fau»t be taken. Hithdrawn. Anne Absalom, Gook-ntreet, depnsturinfr her goat on unenclosed land, fined 2s and costs.—Henry Philips, depasturing a pony in West Queen-street, fined 2s and coats.— Thomas Paddock, being drunk in a carriage at Onehunggfpise "held over. ' * FuElousaEHbiNa.—William Baker, Win. Byere, and Helry/ Casey, furious riding in the Kemuern, road on Sunday, the 24th Ju)y, —Prisoners pleaded not guilty, - Mr Partly said this was a bad ca3e; the lads wore furiously riding on the day ;-ja question, and one--Vjjj&r.; them knocked down"^a cow and "VifuS^^yer herii— Joaeph;Skelton gave evidence,—Mr Dinfti eon deposed to seeing the boysigalioping. They appeared to be racing. The poor cow was turned right over. Several people Wire in the'road. It was on Sunday afternoon at 4 Jd'clook.—Sergeant Jackson | gave a graphfe account of the scene ala'd diffi culties- in pursuit of defendants.—'J'he Bench said tliiasort of pport on .'a Sunday couldtuot be overlookc9, r and,aefendant3 must jay the penalty|2!fiaker''and Casey, who were tho^wotst, must pay 20a and costs, and Byers 10a and costs, or in default 7 days'! imprisonment. \ AssitJLT.-fr^Bpbert Warner was charged with assaulting Mary Warner on the .Ist inst., but, in!'.accordance with the request of Mr Laishley, the case wai remanded until to-inorroyr, ji

"PnOH Attph TOES "—Edward 'Wilson, Edward Bryan, and John Johnson were charged under the Vagrant Act with playing at ''.pitch and toss " ■'- during- 'thei>hotiri -' 6t Divine service, on Sunday, the 24th, but the cases were not heard, as the sumniona bad not been served."— Ir appears that gambling on Sundays among boys is "getting quite the thing,".and the police are determined to put it down as far as possi ble. ,j .: 3T ■> '0. Cf. "s.l" ''Pastoral Life: A Conic Sketch Fbom Natcrb.—J.Skelton, milkman, of Bemuera,' Francis Sketton his wife, and Alice, his daughter, were charged with assaulting'Reubeh Scaborbngh. The case waa proceeding when went Jo press. '

The Town Clerk has prepared a circular tobasentto all the Auckland members; embodying the resolution? of the Council on the sabjebt oE -diseased meat and the com pulsory licensing and inspection of dairies. The circular urges tba members, to pr&» Span i he* Government the importance of immediate-^legislation, '-with.-, respect to

MINING NEWS.

ScrcdESS.—fhe .manager' reports having obtained about 30z3. of solid, and aboutllb. of flplendid epeeimeca of atone from'- the inner end of the rise to-day, in sgnaring np the end.:- There is gold showing for about 2 feet "up- anddown in the solid stoned the pest I have seen yet.—Peter Beds, Atigust i r isat, ; ~.-,; ■ ■;■ .. Jv;':.■f.^w Kupanui Hill.—All ; Nations;" an* Jtoctidn: Tn'the small veins/near .flip surface we are getting a good supply'of fait paying, quartz, but. are not finding =maliy specimens. -; About 40 tons of general Btutf arf out., Ppyerty :' The etope,under .beac,h, lovel coutinues looking ptomisiogj/, and shows a ;little' soldi The leader above ■PeaffSe's old WbrMnga is bi^ enoilghi and very regular, but not rich.— j. WAlfoEflj manager. -<■ ■*~- ~ \ CaieoonJAN.—Xn the Young American leader, which is about 1 foot thick, colours of gold-afe seen at every breaking: down. No. I""' level i Northeast . drive still continues in good country; and the reef carries exc'bllent JHitierdls,;': No secti, but reet lb'pt&WelL—T: B. HidkS. Augtist , i HoPßi'oi'.—The, crpss-eut iij,No ijeyei hits b'eeii driven six feet outme; the past week; going' tujrough a tinS sandstone country, very {light, for making speed. From tho underhand ttope pu^No I\ leader, 1 obtained 15' lbs of good picked stone,— E. Housi, August 1.-,' ..

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a»J-ltf) ».vm. ' ■ -■ ■■ l i : - n - l r biSplhrOvt-y '-; r ' ■['.:',{ r[ V V i '■'■ .•;". <:' i : 'rfetj 'l >T ; rfdaKAF IftdJT :Bedstbadß.—A large lot! just •opened up! at Uhe City• Hall; Arcade.vVAlao, eom&lvery handsome ..Black and Gold Frame Pior Gla*»ea of quite a new design, some haying shelves 'for ornaments to. rest on: Choironior ■Back*, I Gilt iS*»me -Glasses; Toilet,. Glasses, OhlM'flJFoMinß Carriage. RobkiDg.and .High Phaltt3ombined-i-» very ingenious contrivance, Fieah'shiptaetit of Austrian Bent w,bbd Furnir lureaowon-view—a greatriambers b£tiatternSi ffiWa ityleof fuiaSiturefeo well adapted for thl olimate, is fasterowing in favour, as it is Bolt able' tar either dining or drawin «-r born, .. Just landed a shipment'of -American Chairs and Perambulators. :■ A' large stobfe of,". General Household- Furnitare to select from, and Bod ding of all sizes Kept ready for delivery, ,'N§W; comeo» -BhQulct espedaUy visit :the (3ity- Hall Arcade, as well as Residents and thoso about fc<? Buawy^;'Five per cent. A,dißo6ni>tis allowed for cash' payments If'fiaiatat tlme.,o'f purphase Goods delivered7 free: anrj)»rt ,of /town. liottf'.ttie »ddr©«&-^lty Hall Ftirnialiing Axcade



sai ;s^pE^ME:CO,URT.-?H:ik£!AY]iT!'' m «>t!> iiii'vj .!:■.'■.;'. lN BANCO. ■''-■■■.•; ■;; j (Before Hia Honor Mr Justice'GlUiosj; "Rick uin> Another v. Fbnton.—Argument on demurrer,—Mr. A. E. wytaker (instructed by Mr,' James Russell) appeared foj. the defen dant and in support of the demurrer/and: llr K. Heskcth for the plaintiffs. It seems that tho plaintiiEj;: Borne time ago ; purchased.,certain native,lands r the duty on which the defendant, In his' capacity of Chief Judge of the Nativo Lands Court, assessed. The,, assessment was considered by the plaintiffs excessively higli, and bcin ff obliged to pay it they,- now seek to re- Cover from Judge Fcnton £1,000 damages. The defendant has put in a demurrer to the plain tiffs'- declaration, and it was argued,to-day at some length. ' . ;. .* * John Stuart Mllno, a debtor, received his dis charge. " " '' !l; , I-'- AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET. - ApODST.SV-i Alf f IXI Bank of N.Z.-£2i ss; sellers, £21 5s National Bank—Buyers, 793 - lll« Colonial Bank—Buyers, 46s n T .■ South British Insurance—Buyers, 66s ' ■'-I National Insuranoe— Bayers, 30s 6d I Taupiri Coal—Buyers 9s, ex dlv Moanataiari—Sellerß, 20s '■?■:•: ■ :-;ni( ■.'.' ■ New >Vhau—9s 6d j buyers,'9s jy. .!..•> IM ,', Golden Crown—Buyers, 10s- 6d -■!; sim;-- -.-noil : Tokatoa—Buyers, Ba; sellers, 10s i ,x.\mmvitia Blaokmore's—lßsJ6d; Boilers, 18s 6d jla mm Succobs-Ss lid; sellers, -la. r ■';, ;■" .: r:JOSKPHNEWMAN, Chairman. Corporation Notices. ri I'T^.y - jd-P,-; a v iq-k 'l : a nd. EXTKNSIQjSf OF *IMK FOE EECEIVINGt *BN- I'.DBBS FOB STREET TBAMWAVSi i" Tho City Council of Auckland have extended the iTime for reosiving Tenders for Tramways until the Firs* day Of FkbhuaßY, 18S2. Prlntod conditions and plans at the offices ot the Town i Clerks. AuokUnd, Wellington* iOhristohurbb, HUnedin; Sydney, Melbourne, and.the Offipo, of the;: Clerk to tho -Sapervlsors, San-Franolßco. The',Council ,dd:not bind .thjßmßelv.es.to aotept any tender! Further iri(ormatipn-iDay,beiol»; tamed on application. ~ ' -. ! •ifrSv/? v.--, ?(,■ • JP. A. PHILIPS;' "S-J'W-j? .:•■; ;-• ; ' ;.' ,: .Towa-Clerk. Town Olerk's'Offlce, August 2vl881j:' 'Calls. MAS'IKAOT AI GO tl D,; MI2S I *CQ COMPANY (Limited). »- «'(■.. "A"CaU'(the" Second) of THREEPJ&pK'iier Share has been mado by the Director^ On the Capital of tho Cempany, payftblo ■to ; the Manager, ,at the Office of tho Company, ttsuranoe Bulldingi, Auokland, on,, WED NESpAT/iOthAug^m^^^^S Auckland, Ist August, 1881; Manager, •



Union fioLD-MIN ing Company „ i: . . , (LIMITED). , ~ , !T



fcf3B OStH (the second) of THRRKPK^c'B m£ Share haß been made by the Diredtore" on the Capital of tha Company, payable to the Manager 'at: the Office of the Company, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auckland, on WEDNESDAY, 10th august, 1881. , . D. G. MACDONNELL.. ~.,.> .RXl'ASi!''.:. S iucj.. :'::-.--,,• Mansgw; o Auckland, let August.. 1881, , ~..,, ,! iX7r Diyiddiida. rriHE UNIOJN S.S.M. SASH AND J DOOK CO. (LIMITED). For the oanvenieace of Shareholders who reeldo.at the other siie ot -the town, the Divi dends will be payable at our Town Office, Cuitomhouse-atreat, from 2 p.m. tUI 4 p.m. on WEDNESDAY (To-morrow)and THUKSDAX. theSrdandithinßtant. f\_ ■ .1 i ,i| J B. WAYMOUTH.® T ,':S,' < ;i'V y'i'i /■ •!' r) 1* •■ Secretary. BaniunifJtcv JMOdoec. *^!T.Si'SU^iEME'c6ljßTblil^NEW; A ZEALAND, NORTHBRN DWTRIOTi'I: « ' ,s,!i!?:!,' r. -IN BANKRUPTCY.^ ". ' « w<Bi the matter of the " Debtors arid Oredftors Act, 1876," and of the several Aota amend «■'"'': ing- the same, and of tie Bankruptcy of *<-> ■•'••^< :abbahajl; 'Bowdkn, Cab-driver, a Debtor. , ... .*■';;': .■"/."- Notico la beroby given that a Bufflcifent num ber of Creditors of the said Abrahaw Bowden not having attended the First Meeting;of (Cre ditors, appointed to.be hold at tho Supreme Court-house, Anokland; on Monday, the first day of August, 1881, at the hour of 11 o'clook in the forenoon, nor at the adjournment of,the eaid meeting this day, *t the same pl»oe and hour, I have, in pursuance of the 16th motion of "The Debtors and Creditors' Act, 187B,"'ap pointed Thomas Maoffarlane, Jtsq.; Certlfloatad Accountant ill 'Bankruptcy, to be CreditoTß' TruaU* «f tho property ot the said AbroHBW Bowden, and the s»id Thomas .Maoffarlano;Has intimated to mo, in writing, his acceptance of the Bald office. - -Dated at Auckland this 2nd day of August, 1881 v.. afilJ iv ' ; '=: '"'-: lil' :i: ■< <<'-v'-. saUv" ;..]) >.i' -' r 'to W.!B-ASLBY, • >** .. -b«IE LiioH .:•;.'."- • Deputy Registrar.^-J- Abraham Bo wdbn, Debtor inperson. ' '"'' ii'/i'i'■■■'•'. :.! '.'/ j. :''"■ • ■': li.*/ '' /IA TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF AUCK- Jb'i ■ 'LAND,' HOLDEN AIMrAMILTONV'■''*« .mm*.'.',■'.>.-, V- ■—iJt an'!' :\yJ. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the several amendments thereof, and in the matter of the Bank i raptoy ot Fbank Basebb, a Debtor.. _ ■ Notioe is hereby given that William Henry Kandaraon, the Creditors' Trnstae of the pro -1 perty and eff'-ota of the aboyenamed debtor, la'tfag been cdjudged a Bankrupt, 1 do: at the : reqneat of Isaao Bates, a Creditor of the said debtor,who has prqved his claim, appoinlrthree o'clock in "the afternoon of M.OND AT, the Bth day At August next, as the'time, and the Conrt hottse,'Hamilton, as the place for holdlrig'a, Meeting bt the Creditors of the said debtor, for purp*oSe of electing a new Trufltes in the plaee1; SrtnWsaid WillUm Henry Randersbn.Vi1, ■ -;""\) Dated at Hamilton this Ist day of AUgtist!,;JlßßV .... . . THOMABKI^E, i'W ■> clerk of thl Court. i Wm, Macgreoob Hay, : ; Debtors' Solicitor, Hamilton, IN THE DISTRICT "COURT OF AUC|& AND;BOLDEST AT HAMILTON. | /^':;JIN BANKRUPTCY. A.-X . ; Iri/,thei*Joatter of "TheDobtors and', Cre /■ ditors Act, 1876," and of the amendments mi thereof, and of the Bankruptcy of I k:wbedebick Gkoboe Bkndali,, of Gor i.;! ton, near Cambridge, District of Wai ' kato, and Provincial Distriot of Auck f'land. Stockman, and a member of the : '..late firm of Coward and Co., of Waipawa, Hawke's Bay, Auctioneers, a Debtor. This la'to notify that Frederick' George Ben dall, ot Gorton, near Cambridge,- District of Waikato, and Provincial District; of Auckland, : Stockman, and a member of the late firm of " Coward and C0.,"0f Waioawa, Hawke's Bay Auctioneers, has this day filed a statement that ' lie is unable to meet bis engagements -with Bis creditors. The first Meeting of Creditors to ■be . held >at the' District Court-house, Hamilton, W aikato.'on THURSDAY the twenty-fifth- day ot August, one thousand eight hundred and eighty-one, at-the hour of three'o'clock in the • afternoon. - — ■ • .-Dated this first day of August, 1881. ■' .• ••: y ■ . , ~~ , THOMAS KIRK, ; ,•u Clerk of Distriot Court. HomiUjD. WHrTAKiai & ShBEHAN, I m Solicitors for Debtor; : ■ > ,;>.} ft ■;): . Duke-street, Cambridge. :J.:■■■■: ■^ssSwHfls3&' [ T'N'JB AN X X U P TC Y. , In the Bstate of William Gibbons Hasp. 1 Of Maungakaramea, tttorekeepsr and t .•;*>'■•' Carpenter. Creditors in this Estate who have not already i done bo .'are requested to prove their Claims with me on or before the 6th August next, when a first and final dividend will be payable, - ' '■ " - ' TJttOS. MACFFARLANB, -,- , r Trustee. ' Supreme Court Buildings, • AuoWand, 28th July, 1881.' ' TTTANT «f D, Furnished Sitting-room and • T V Bed-room, with use of Kitchen, &0,, in i either Graf Con, City, Alten Road, or Symonda- I street Advertiser will provide**board, ho , other boarders preferred.„- Bent: not to exceed £1 per week. Situation must be healthy.—



VST ANTBDi;a..Genefai gervaflt.—ippfy T V t£inia^ Arm's Hotalr Pltt-atreat. Newttfn; "ANT'iliJ, «.: Kfespeetable \^Xf\', v as •" Cfeneral Se'rvani" ltd tnfebinij:—Apply ' to Mrs Constable, Hobson street, oppdSiia Mr i uraeiiw»y'ft/. ■ .•;:■:.'."-■; >-'i V '.''-'. ■ '" Z ANTED, a Butcher, competent man. , - ...App'y 6:-Ktfme.j.-^:i-.;'.>'!a-'--^t WANTED, a good general Sb'rvant j referencesi .-jrequtredl.T-Apply^ M^sonifi Hotel. Princes-street. - ' '■'- - , v; ■;-- T . :i\ 17 ANTED, ' la- first ■ class J Man' yrjio Vf thoroughly understands1 forming wbric; i wagea, £2jiey week.—R..M. Stark, Devonport. \\~ ANTED, Seypi'ng'Girk—Apply^Mr ■V* Pearae, Queen'-Btreet. - J f#; ]\%J ANTED, ~ Ypuths, tp,,.,boarcL,. c and ly.Y- lodge, 12^.i weekly,—.Glouoester;Hpuae, Grey-street. . '. ; '. . • '.',,",'.'[ .".'"*". WAJNTIiDj. tt :iiespectabie Youth,,, ft ' Deliver Parcelsi-Apply :'A, Linabn'r* ana Co. ; ' -' '•-'■ '' \JCf ANTED, a Strong Lad about 16 years' : ■V » iof age who can milk and make hlmsfllf gSnorally useful at a gentleman's place irilihe Bubtirbs.-Atiply to: Messrs J. M. and J. Mtfwbray,:^, Queen--Btraet. YTTANIBD to JJeilt, a flioderate-sted jiVY' Hoiise, fithfrom2(J to 6flacfefl flf gOpA land, witbm pflay distanto ay road of Auckland} a right to-,puremiae-ft,delired,—Apily W.-H. Metcaife, 29; N.Z. Insaranoe Btillditfeg... W" ANTED, a four 6'r five rtfomed Cot tnge in tho neighbourhood of Karanga napo Road; with, gas and water laid on pre f erred,—Address Mvy, Stah offlce. , ''.;, i-^ WANTED to' Let a Cafe doing a fir^t rate trade.—For .particulars," apply i, Mowbray, 42, Queen-street. ,i,, v , ...,. -, ~..-: 'ANTED, the Ladies to! tdlr ihirir — "Sisters, .their--Cousins,-and their Aunta," that Dampier is Selling Off I Selling Off I;I .SelJing Off 1.1 I Be in time 1., -v. ■■ -,-; j WANTED,, tot Botrovv £100(On«;^;un. - dred Pounds) fora term'; good security. —Apply, .stating terms (by letter), i0.A.8.0., Pbs^omoe. Newmarlie);. ;;" ' ' '' '"r'-:v" T ,. W" ~ AKTED Known—That Mrs Coster, Plumassier, has Removed from Queea street toWeUegley-atreet, Hewin's Buildings, r A" N 1 E D, ; all , wnu : are Uehinti. with their Instalments to call at once and Pay. Up, or they will Lose, their; maobines< CDeanes.,; ..;,-, ~':.','., '..'.'..1T,,,.'' '" W;A : N TJ^TJ,: ■ for: a ; .Coasting [ Vessel,: -,p M»ster to sail her .on shares.—Apply W. 8. Laurie. 10, •Wyndham-atreet. WANTED -to--Soil, a/Strong" Pony, ■ ■ thoroughly quiet, and will carry a lady. Prlcf.oniy At lOa,—Apply to A, Tooman, care of Mr.Lttvefs-, Utteen-atreet.' ;': ■ :' .; ■■ WAN'i'iiJJ to Purchase, a Wood Second hand Steam.Winch, without boiler.— Apply,, Btating .price, .&c, W, .a. 'Laurie, 10, Wyndbam-streot. ■ ,-•■ ,-,. '■ y: --, \Tf ANTED,. a s.majl .secoii^, ! '»"" hand'Press.—Apply to J. Taylor. Boot-1 makor. Queen-street, next to Q. Hulme's, jjutcher. ANTED KNOWN -Dampier is! Sel ling OS I Selling Off 1 Great reductions. ANTED to Sellj about'three acres of Grben Oats.—Apply to W. F. Buck* land. Reinnar*. ~-,- -i'.T'-",''iy. m imi ANTED, by a' single gentleman, a Large Bed-room,, with ueo of aitting roort)( and board; vicinity of Symond street preferred.—Epsilon, STAR.offlce ... ~,..: . RANTED JiNOWN—For Sale,'-or To ,' .Let for a term. Shotißoa inUnlon-street, — Apply to J. and G. Buchanan, Wellesloy atreet West.! ■■■-■n :.'■■■,;■■■■-. -i^.i-,. ■■ ■ TItTANTED.-Ue' in time," Ladies; for •T;Yi) ,'Dampier is SeUing X)fEI ■ Selllng'-Oift' Particulars soon. ANTED, one'or iwo Young Men for Furnished Bed-room and Sitting room itlGrafton Rbdd; terms;fisper*«elcj'iholudiiig board, fee,, ISs per week.—Apply Star office. ANTED, a - Respectable Man as Boarder in a private family where there ate 2 other bbarderskepti- terms, -los'pbr week; including waahing;.—For a«dress sfpply'at Stab office. .^- W; ANTED -Known-^That • J.< iQilmonr, ■ of Uptier .Symohds-Btreet; has. a Largd Stock of tery Fine.Linen, Hem-stitched Band kerohefs,- and will sell tKeiu' at' much less thanUpgUaa coat to oloar; ~; Uv- '~,;? I:;;>T'i WANTJSDr-Books -|or.-: -Acconntsnrro Make Up, copying, or any light em ployment, or commission, by a yeung man, having a few spare-hours, daily.—A.O., Star office. ... ,



WANTED, everyone who is m neea of a good Umbrella to see the stock at J. Gilmour's, Upper Symondstreet.—Ladies, bom 2a to Us ; gents, from 8a 9d, to 27b 6d.—Bee Advt. YX7 ANTED JiNOWN that the Victorian T T Loan1 ana Discount Agency's Advortise ment appeara 6a Mb.page, sth colnmn; WANTED IfNOWN-H Dattpier ifi Selling Oil! Selling Off I f tit the firtt time.'-.Belntimeandgettheplok. .._..■ ;j. . V\7 ANTED KKOV?.H—That the New Vt ■ Zealand Timber Company are Belling all kinds of Timber and Bulletins Material at the very lowest rates.; Very, superior White Kauri, from onr new bush, jnßt opened. - WANTED, orders for onr famous Trousers to measure, at 13s 6d: also, ;bo Wondrous 55s suits. Overcoats from iOa. Marvellous ,valae at .J.jD.- FJUllips', .Cheap Tailor. 170, Queen-street. >. :p .;-. ;ji;' '■;.."!,i \^IANTEVJHLNpW>r-.lce.wo6lSquaro^ :VV "■ •,; mall- sizes and colours, ,fron» Is 3d (halt ;he. usual,prices); loe-wool, 94 per i ball At Smith's Cnsufe Drapeby Wabbhousbj corner of Queen and Alexandra streets, opposite Army and Navy, Hotel. ■~, .•„■>■! > ~,„ M ; n . ni ?-...; ' Wr ANTED: KNOW.BiA. that youx cat* . presi well for a small weekly, payment by going to Munroand MUllgan'."* See advertise ment 00 front page. ,r*!. OCfe WANTED Known—That lam Selling Off, and that the publio can get single article at Less Price that anywhere else at wholesale,—A. MoLeod'd Loo»l Industry Store. ! 123, Queen-street, opposite T. & S. Morrin, Iron mongers. ■•-*• - ■ •->> . y^ WAITED KNOWN.-By the Client Lino regular Fortnightly Shipments of the Latest K»gliih Novelties are being received and Offered at Gooison's LUndon Arcade. The ' John KUer' arid ' Cuzco' goods now being un packed; immensely varied and attractive lines. WANTKD KNOWJS-^Music, :"Miisio, Musis.—Another froah lot of Piano iMucio, all at fid; Songs, Dances, Pieces, fee. Particular attention is called this time to the : Piece Music, all at 6d; no higher price. | Come ' and see the grand display of it in th« Auckland Market, near WeUeßley-street.— W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN—Dampier gives the .Ladles free permission to spend their, husband's^ money, now, jbeoausei he-is ;Belling Off! Selling' Off 11 Selling Off.lll ISellingOffm Belntlnlel - ' ' ' ° - -™ WANTED, J. iford's Onstom'erfi /'to know, that in consequence, of the1 lato fire ho hafllet the front of his shop to Mr P»yne, Jeweller,'but'carries' ori'thfe Tailoring,'iriHhe, same shop, whe»o he guarftntoes to' supply, as : Good" had as Cheap Garments to order as can be: Igrddnced -in; this olty,—J. "Ford,;a'allor.^lflß,! , Queen-street.' "■■-' -' '■■' '■■ -•■^■t»- '■-• -•■■■"■»- I \]l?f ANTED, ivcrybody!to Try JKobley's i ->7-7.t.. ,Kirst plass Digestive. BrowniLoaf, light i and iwbolemme; also .Digestive 'Meal tor Por ridge, Digestive Meal for Bread, Robley's Nu tritions Food for Infants andlnvalldß, Kobley's Patent ■Self-raisins: Flonr for Cakes, Pastry,'&c Wholesale and Retail; ~ 26, Grey-street.-J,, Bobley.:! IL -U I jjs i¥r WA'M^D^ rtnat\D^il3oldie is prepared to sell all kinds of Building lafid other Timber, IricludlhgHardwood, Spokea Felloeß, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, .Palings and Shingles,'at-his-Yards, Lower Albert-street, near the.Dook,. at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.lß better han that pnr»haaed elsewhere V*rANTED KNOW.N— Attne uieanng- T T.,, out Bale, -300 ■Ladlea'r'Mantloa^. Jackets, an&.Ulsters;woe CieaTed^Qut*arCoßtsPrlce. Nefegoods,, JPashionable Styles)" Coßt Price. Soifie,df the.abote have been brought down stairs, and are placed; in tha middle of the shop for the convenience of ■tostomers.-Olearinß' ;ont Sale at William Rattray'a. New Zealand iHoneo, 62, Qneen-Btreet. ATiokland.' !«,«? t£_VT jfl The. Auckland Timber Company have- on hand several Job' Lots',of 'Building Materials, wiiioh will be sold as Great Bargains, 1, to make room.' Also, all descriptions of Timber, Doors, Sashes,, Mouldings, Joinery,-Turnery, &0., SB ;Lowest Prioes. .-,... i ~.,. ,■■ •■• U-tn ."' ■<■ 1 3.w A |. ;*.,.,.. !, ;■ T . '8., HOLDSHlP,tiVanager< ! \,IfiANTEP,,tho iEnblicjto-knpmthat. Js_ j iy,y,. am Be ju ns , Mattrasses," Furniture, Bad ■ dlery. Tinware, Brushware/Baeketware, Hard : warpi Grocery, Grookery, Oils, Paintß,VftTßlslij; Blocks, Ropes, Barrows, Ladders, Timber Jacks,' Boots and Shoes, Corned Beef, &c, Choaper than any where else in town. Open from.B a,m. to 5 p.m., and.on Saturdays till 9 p.m.'-^-A, MoLKon ; Local Industry Store, 123, Queen street. .■-..■; ■■ ■ :^,ol y ■ -■• : -:.i;'»' WANTED, all the Ladies to call at jny ~ shop and see the Splendid Glass Sugar Basins and Bntter Coolers at Is. and the most varied assortment of better qualities. '•■ Cream Juks, 54: Jam Dishes, sJdrTumblers, 3}d; Good Jugs, lid; BestjOold and White China Cups and Saucers, lid; Tea ditto,' 8d; White Stone, 6d and all other sorts equally oheap. JUeatDishesJ 7d; Wellington Knife Polish, 8d; Old Brown: Windsor Soap, 7 cakes, Is; and.tho oheapestand 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 KNOWN—That although" P. J. Sombkfield,1 Draper and Out-' fitter, 132, Qneen-street, is not selling or dis posing of His Goods like others in the trade, he will, to clear out tbe Winter Stook, Bell as cheap as anyone, and will-likewise return to all Cash Purchasers Two Shillings (2s) in the Pound to all parcels ok twbnty. Shillings and upwards. Just opened: Fanoy, Matting, Felt and Kidder minster Carpets (a nice, assortment); will ho sold cheap to make room for others on the way, Special cheap Unas in Dress Materials, Boys' and Men's Clothing, Bats, Capß, &c Blankets and Rngs all prices. Jackets and Ulsters to be cleared at very low rates F. J. SOMERFIELD Draper, Outfitter, and Clotbier. 132. Qneen-Bt. . \KJ ANTED.— Wanted, to Sell 200 doz TI China Bgg Cnps, 2a doz; China Cnps and Saucers, Us doz; small size, 7s 6d; Platen, 7id and 9d each; Basons, la 3d; BB Piatea, 2s 6d pair; Blue Sprig China Cuoa and Saucers, Bd, or 7s 6d doz: Plates, Sd «nd 7d each; Basons. Is; lot of Small Delf Platen, 2Jd and 3rd; White Chambers. Is and Is 3d; Brown Teapots, 9d to 2a; Black Teapots, Is 6d to 2s; Tumbers, Is 6d dozen: Engraved Wines, Ssdoz; Green Wines, only 4d each; Water Bottles and Glass, Is to 2s; Engraved Water Jugs. 3a and 3s 6d; Green Jugs, Is 6d: Jugs, 2i 61 to 33 6d set of 3; Yellow Juk», Id and 5d raoh; Harper Twelvetrees' LtKht Blue, only 6d lb; Washing Powder, 8d doz; Candles, from gjd; Jam, 7s; Tacks (1.000 in a packet), id; Coal Tar Soap, 5 cakes for 6d; Teaspoons, only 2d: Iron Tablespoons, Id; Sar dine Knives, 2d; Hammers, 6d: Spectacles. Is, 3 pair for 2a 6d; 'Good Tea, 31bs for 5s 6d; Note paper, 5 quires for IM.; Snvelopee, 2d pocket; Canary iripes. Id; Knife Polish, to oleun £00 knives, only 2d; about 20 doz Chignoss and Plaits, 3d ts pd paoh [ Bssons, set of 3, only lid;. Clotlic.i Pegs, In 3d gross; Caps and ijaucers, 5a doz; Jljeeding^BottleSLWiUi3brushes.lfl^ggod_



,go v, i o jiffj^ r?t fi act ANTED;I^6^^ — Pawnbrokers HemovaL-The"XJITY LOAN OFFICER '• Bas ROuoTiw to LTSriKOJcs BmtDiKOS, nearly i opposite, Atttsv aad Navy BoteU, Private En ; tran<»^m:Waksfelor->{reet,^' :r /o^- -^-- \VrANTEI>,'t(|tUe--liadteU:to tell their ■ y T). -Menflß it ;has ..corns to i* at iasV-that • Dampler fa SslHntr Off! Selling Off!"at both Shops. ParticiflarßfloiMflli; !>an i.V.VV}>i WANTE i),,'f KNiQ y^nf y-feiWßpO-S S London Atoade iiOßen daily (torn 9 till 9; Satdrafiy/'-10/aJi' ;-UniveHiallr-acKrio'wledgcd , to be the .mpst ei'tcnalvsj attfaoUve,cpmpreben . sive and 1 economical EmpiJnimit«vtliß'-csefiil ' and ornamental in ~the™eolonie"si. Constant additiona. are betog.made ,to .thapr^senteplen -1 didßtock by regular,monthly slijumoata. All Hoods are'displayed and marked in "plain figures upon the principle!of the" established trade ■ motto, " Small profltnandjjtiiekreturnß." which , ensures, a quick sale and renders, unnepsßsary the stereotyped and oft meaninglessJ phrase, : Alarming Hacriflce" aifd " Gr«at Reductions," ' the prices fit the Aicade,,being the same to-day • as yestetdayi 'SsStho avespleiraed windows, all tilled with Nevr G00d9.-ÜB, Queen and i aaa^"iotorlastfeetg. tf..... 'Iff AWTjfSDl'tbfe'yuitii.c pTAuWand to Know that; as'really Serviceable goods i can now begot Ready-made, It is n mistake to KOt rubbish mads to measure. Frotti long ex penence; J:' Ford, Tailor, Quean-street, is a bio, ; at very little above1 ready-made prices, to prO -1 dttce tho Cheapest Snit to measure in ttais city, i tfhetheri-jrotrconsider- the goodo. theßtyleand > lit, or the ptldoi Ktamples 'X'he prico of a decent Slop Suit is frflm 6)a to 70s. < I oan make , you a Suit frtfm 70s to 90s tcnloa'cannot be btu> passea, b'olig well shrnnfc and weitinadein ' «vety respetit. Ifyo-a want a Beataolt, try my ' Fancy Coat and Vast atfd' Mosgiel Tweed Trousers; from 90s to 1108. Try ffofd'A Trbusars I and Vests: from 32s 6d to *2s 6dj ti'r Fold's , Trousers" made ;from Twkbd, not cotton rub bish, from 21a to 27a Ed v : -1 WAMTEP ..KNOWN-That Jpr,,. Sta -1 \tl6'ne>y; Cutler/, Silver" and Kleotro ■ ! plated Goi)dsVi3hiia, Glass and- Earthenware, Olo'oks'3 and^Watohes, .Je'wsllery,- Perfameryj ■Brushware, Meoßanibal #tti General Toyfl-all i Kancy Goods aud^ UsefS'AVUfcleS/ inclttdinK rsome cf the greatest Novelties to be eOen la ' town; r.Na place in Auckland like.thfltflasitfled departments of the London Arcailo, where yod 1 lean Inspect all 'and purchatsel only what ysu oboose. The porter atrths door will famish you !wltha; Price Llstj or It will bdiforwarded post [free upon'application.' " W> flridi by'Berving others well'we:;servo ourselveß.-thfll best.'— s Branch eatablishmcnt: Braidon House, Parnell. London office': '68, St. Mary Axe > ? ,; Qjg BN'G.lJjr^Wnnted 7 tPnEnrohpse, s an Engine;' from 3 to 6 horse-power, with 1 multltutfUlar DbnefaiOT'windlng-aieaT.Tilitab'K* for working on; ship's .deck.—Addtobb G. W. Owen fc Co., Queen-atreet, Auckland. PARTNER Wanted to Start a first olass Country. bnnine«s.—Apply "X," : Rismg Sun Hotel; Newton. .'■;** k ?!^3 ' f l ui'v.-----"'-^'' ;"".' '•' 5 / Meetmgß. T I CEN SI N G C O '.XE^iR T. The Quarterly Meeting of the Licensing Court for the'-Distriots of Takapuna, Waitakoroi; City of AuoWand :East, iWestj and Northy Netcton, and Parnell,-will-be held in the Police Court, New Law Courts Buildings, High-street, Ai.ok .^;;uiBOTLKRtaTONEY. ± -Clerk of the Court, ! jp^ftsoSßY 1 'Hl^H^A^ l)l£lTA'loir|. ; In accordance'''wltti'a resbltitten''pasbed at ;the Annual Meeting,"aid'a resolution,of,the Dtttfiet' Board,-i hereby-gite flotice efhW'a, Meeting W« be ,held lii the. Pdnsonby.aaU'jbE* THUaSDi^Y, iSth August,;lhstant. at.y.fiOjrim,,. :"To consider the advisability'^f'jditiUgUUiSl i City of Auckland." V a '■'.') v .john ar.jfTKiiD, Chairman of Board. \ ip^NG7s^S3piS^4§. :- 1 ,£.^-j-,-.;a v^tftAJSig^o }o ,o n ,o'j • MX. THOMAS BtP:T7>&'O t410» r=^WftEre«arii«n^xßX)Ra:inaxEi?Bir^3 THgBgaAyM4«isAP.«OST, __ At 7.30 p.m. — - — IjiKEE TKADK« PROTECTION. - iH.:Tji--)<rj/.i :■■ ■< t iv.^r.K i)\'Aii?,& A' DEBATE on tho aueßtion ."Would a Free Trade Polioytbbvmbßt':beh6floial to New Zea landP wffl takeinlaoe>TO*MOßßOW- HWaaJt ING, the Ith Augusts.lßßl, in the St. Andrew's Scnnol-roqm, fcymondß-streac, ,between- the/ St. Andrew's and St. James' Mutual Improvement AaaociatiDns.!;'!!!-) oifT iaoila u.<:\ srfT St. Anflrew'Si who will argue'ih "Ute'affirma-i tivc, -will ba -represented by Messrs*.'Baslett/ Smytb(-BurtoD)«ndOUpbant/ c? ••-.' ■■' J«oH BdT ■St; James', .who will Bttstnln the' negative of the prOposltign, Willibe fepfesonted by Mesßrai' W. Cooper, J. M. Geddls,-6. Thwaites, and H. 3; F.Peltier. c; .,, ; -, _~,,-..,;;) ;; ,. ajalaaT 4 . >SBg..;, Doors open at 7 P.m. Debttte will colnmonco .. ' punotrially-at 7.80.:'"™ j OT. JAMES'S MVTUAh"IUi*SHJ^S \ >2> MENT ASSOCIATION: \ I Ttejyfemberß of St. Jafnes's Mnitual imprtfv^ i moot Association sre requested to honor-their irepresentatives with.their attendance, at Sft '■ Andrew's School-room on,the occasion of the Debate,with the, St. Andrew's ABBOOiatioir. ■-This invitation ia likewise .extended tovpur . friends, both ladies and gentlemen. All present ; and' past Chairmen, ■ Secretaries, and other ofHcera-of the-'St.'James'aAßaqoiatlonare io vited to occupy the platform oa that occasion. : The Secretary will ba in attendance to make all necessary arrangements, v a"^ - g ' ' %'-t ■''£■" e/.w/bortp^ i , Hon. Bee, St. James's M.I.A. , 3-d AugOß^lßßt,>-:;: : :'<■' '■ .y":'- ±rOJ* j . -i-: Tehdefa. .: ■ - A.''-./ A tJ CHLA NI) i-iB AItWAYS, 1 Tonders will be rocnlved at tlia Uistiiot' Uanacer'n" Oflloe, Auckland, up to mm of : MONDAY, August Bth, 1881, for the Huiiply and Delivery of; 80,000 Feet Kauri Junk fl'imber,} Hpooifioatlons may bo scon 'at Auckland ana t Helensviue Stations. ~,.-., JK P, MAXWKLL. „ B i !3iaaYf U'.il .<m General Manager N.Z.R.- ' [m o .n"w-u,\j^~r*ju>Kvi'w- rs. -4'enderi will be recoirod«tih'tll" *N6oi{ r! pt MOND «. V, the Bthof August, for the Erection; .ofiaVillaiiesidenoeonihcCMoantKdenHoad ' Plans,etc.,atOffloesßpttth BritisHßhambers.,'. (jto bm imaaw&l .-^im^D amM^i [ i ONO 63 fg JBAi-i & 'p\ £»# ri? JL " v,__fl, M fin/" . Js -1 i Tenders willr be-irefccivad'-until noon of ■THURSDAy, August Uth, for the Kreotion and ] Completion of a small Villa !i. _. - jjpw A EQ bAETLeY, ~ r.'il^i^^.'iri-Arohiteot^ I Tenders will be-reoeived until noon of FRI DAY, August mb!;for ttieiKreotlon of Shopand , Brick Building in.Queen-street.: *r ,- n « S R BARTLHYv :' 'j> 'Do HOO 218 K-r rivj m R/*. s. .^ders-wiil'bo;recolvedTby!thp^:lmirniaso|' : the Ponionby Dlstriot Sokool Committee until i noon of Wbditisoat, thß 10th inst, for Delivery of Scoria Ash, to^the, ponsonbyi SchopU, Specification *&' M seen"-aFl«r\>llriglit'B > Office, No. 1, O'Connell-street, Aucklund. Tl Oa^Gfasr.K3«P'-siß<N-?J?-?K 3Jl'^B. EHAOUS •'»< <*'!"■>* '-i;'^| ~m r-rsojoiv Tenders wanted,.foc!!Breotinft I>twelve';J?ig Styßßi witn flftings-fiabbur omyj.crApp^TO'^o |FKIDAY'JICYaNWG;r i;a't "Mr • Angafstea.'s, jWeetmg. Epsom. ' n^jrf fJJrJS-K'bTS 11 *_2_O B ; j-,T A«. ' j jTen^era'willi'be received up to ,»ooncOn MON \DAY, the Bth instant,.for Making a^Conorete Tank at Epsom. r,:<: ■•.•?"■" ,f>oo % b stjwH i ! Plans,&o,ifitpuromoe.Qucen-streoti haia'd •| r i JSDjyi MAHONEY.&SON* 'T ' i >?in7 ~-..-.irfiijiiAreWtectoij i rnENb£SS'--!fot-"'fiaiiaid)j;r'''Wo'';':BHok Ii S. Chimnies at Devonport (labour -only). (Tenders close August lth,'lßßl,,7'O'cl<ick.p,m,— ißrown & Co., Alexandra-jtrpst. ~. ':j^ .:','^ mENDERS for Shingling a Eesjieiice at i a. Devonport; Tenders close August 4tb, . ; 1881,7 o'clock p.m.. Labour only.—Brown & Co., i | Alexandra-streot. ~.■<;,) ■iff n '. |rnENI>ERS for Draining 100 >Chains, JL more or less, will be received by .Mesßrs. i , R. and K. DudoW Devonport, up to noon on I Thursday next. • ; r , , ■;, -»■:.;>•■....' i-1" [ ' t. '-' >■' • .. ■ . -~.., ' .),' 1 Qolflmmrag Notices ; i-.1 ■ TVPEW'GOL'DEN PAH? GOLD.MiiSI&G \ \IS B .COMPANY^ (LIMITED), '.' o» - : The undermentioned Shares, forfeited for t -non-payment oil tho twenty-first Call of Gd per 1 Bhafe, will be Sold by Public Auction, by Messrs i B. Cochrane & Son, at their Mart, Fort-Btreet, 1 Auckland, oa THURSDAY, August 11th, 1881, . !atl2noon:— -:.:.. :-• -i ; ■. i •• - ' Name. - Shares. Numbers. > Wood.X. . -'300,. .. 3996t04095 -. •■ ' 2536t02575 .- '.■: ■:■■ ■•- : ;:'-, : 3511 t03520 ' -«, . • 8601t08650 I ■ : t■:• ;■•' ■■ ! 3015t03n25' 1 ' ■-:.;- - ■, ■---. : 7916t07925:'; - ' •' ' ■>■■ ~ . :.,., ■ . >){ "8751-t08770 '■■• t : ■ -..,■'• ', ~;,;„■ 4251t0i30i';, ' . 830 to 811 ' -Simms,C.- .V 508 :. 8E01t0*8523 =? ;' r ■ ■'„ - . , 6256t06300 ' ' ' ; ;. J" 3471t0ai99 '. ' 7«1t07M0 . • di • I ' 842 to 850 '. ' ,■ ■ ■ 861 to 875 . ? •-' ..-»,. ..!'■■ - ■ 3828t03975. i 1 .' 2576 to 2600 ; . 9751 to 8835 ' -: •■ m; :: •■ • - ,-■' . «57t0i800 ' J ' . •: :' • -7076 to 71*0 \ - - - '. «76t04725 , ; 275 .:.V-ggSK '; " 7696t07700 ' ::: ' ■ 6726t05750'.-, ■" : :: . 6001t06060 ~ •' ;;■;,:.'-■■' .- -' '■■ :■ ' ■'" •:■! 8076 to 8223 ;:" "i 8706 to 8715 ;, |5 Caldweli,J, .. 825 '~ «876tol000• • I ', .' .. V 62Sto 825 ; By order. .-. ;•> i -v ~ ;,JOBN B. RANDERfiON,;iI.i)t ---1 -life- " ' Manator.



I LJ o -IpjnJ^rA 'estate?* baa band rTtf/jCET, a House of'eight rtoks, fifteen L "-minutes w§lk Iramn Qtoh^iha Mlway Wilßamßon, BatiatffAgenf, Vulcan tone. 0 LET, a VjaxaSE&PetaoqntijnthMp uo:f'BittSnlg-rb6m and Kitchen\'in a-private house. No other lodgers. 11 Terms- moderate.— .Apply ot SteUard'r Grocery Store, Ponsonby Road, :VJ;a iH'.jH ; .PjnGPBETjTn- Upper Pitt-ptTeeVNewSotf; JL a New House of five apartment?;'-with gas and -■water,' finished inr ibrst-class 'style- iln 'the imnieaiate vicinty of ttte alwve'.[ajiotber:jHouse Rent moderate.- Apply Mfc Jos}!,.,, Jackson, Q g kß;Btreet.,..,,, r , T T .,'., r r ,., „. ,„;, „-,,., f¥IO LET, Gentleman a Resiaenqe and .! Jb ;J { Sounds, beautifajly BitnattrtnQaC'Shelly Beaon,lPonsonDy; house contains: 11 np-ftrtments, with secessary out-JiDU3Ofl, surrounded, by, f orca£ sifl'SiMt&^^atofcoi&g^Wo^.^.r^wWur fJIO LET, ia Ponsonby, three Furnished :.l. :;:Rqoids,.- 'with-, or with ant board,- BuitaWa for .two gentlemen,;-orirlady:and-..Rentißman; terms moderate.^.Apply Staboffiqe, ~.,,»_ r,-,<; i'po LEr^s,iu-Bijjh..atreet,. i a HQUBftv,of X . thteeawmßvand shop: gaa t> laid., pn,T- Appjy to W. MoCanL PH fjilO iiBT {with :'nse; or kitchen, range); JL'- 2 Large Front Rooms, unfurnished, to gether or separate,;,registered,ato.vA in one.-, Fortflldress applTWMrs Watson* tore] toWer of-west Queen and Chapel-atreeta. TOLEI", in; Ponsonby, a'Latge Ettrnishea .-Bedroom, suitable for .two single .men. Use of sfttingroOm if required;— Apply at this I OfflCß. , , . , ,■■"'". r|"io iikT, 'a" Comf6rta,ble , six-ropmed X,- Houaejn order, ' wlh waterTaia' 6n.-Apply toft. Partington,, ■ HouS9r and Laud .Ageut, Stichburyi Buildings;- Queen-street '''^'. 0 LKT.'a-Furriistfed 'Kooinrwitb.':'iise " 'ofkitchen'; rent moderate^Apijly Mona View, Karangahape Road. '" ' ■ "' ! npO^UET, Superior Large Front: :Kooms; t l'iiSfnroiaod or. furnished, with use. of kltofietl, kti "Gasl ■ On' ■ the 0 Pohso'n'by'. Rbsid",' ■Terms ratfaer&tei—'Ajiply 'Mr' Palmer,' Butiehely FltPJtreet. or this office. ' ' "jTiESIR'ABLE JBonse. toV'Jtlfit'' in "Park JLJ"" Road Jlßa por' Wiiei,—Apply'; to George Djxon,or,F.G. Kwlngton-j ~...__,.,, ~, )T jniltST FLOOKfto Let,)-sltßKted;lover s!?,,!(Norwich Union Company's offlCWeeaoanf street.—Apply Edward Binney, Fort-atreet. T^WtHWSOKKVroT rLet;--'ii newly- X% erected Villa (Residence, a few minutes iwalk..lrom Devonport i Wharf. ,-AJsq, -several! ■Cottages.'—Apply rl K.!>ad; K. Duder, - Wouse Agents. ... . | .', ",'.. '. ' „..' ■~, T>ONSONBYv—ToLBt,I2-roomedHouße, Jt ; wlthStabl6Si:Coaoh-houses,/Washrhouse;' anderery cbhvemence, n oppbslte All Saints Chnrph.—Apply to,Captiain Ulnnin-Ponson^y,: 'or R. -Horrie,' Sh'ortlan'd-street,''; ,y f '",''/-;. ;'.'■• -" * /S'IaJTBAL .OFFlGES,!GoodsontstcCor l\j ner.—Two of., tho i large Kooma to Let,—' Hlokßon'a G.N L. Agenoy.. Centrally/eitnated. Jnnthe.-TownflWp-of-WUaoei eaaibilinflnU l>n.i ;g»»»« .Suiitcor-i'l >i)ivr Apply to iiwiKKn. P won ■ron i !)rHPMPSOl? > l!'! ■,'""- g>A &j; wit^ao .^'"^'^^faqne^^a^lei. t'-'u:.i L^.i-aui jl.hj.i."'. .:...0 .'/..j JU fc^'ivA U: •h'Mi'i tVil »:f!ft.;:"j_.-'.nrf''i 'ii (.-ryil-MiO out WOT &aie. gaSla Hal J^V'^tlui^yery' convenience,' iO lee(Sjtrontoge to rjfibetQnetiMftreet, rby 160 ,feet, de^Pi^jAP.P.l? to John' Sqfipet,-Ageqt, Foriatreet. :- ' ■ . : ., ■ - \ « IJIOK SALE, a Gatfitter's, Locksmith's, JJi! andßellhanKet'sßusinHSßinCßflstldtiurcn, prideoyory low-aa plrbiiirietof is ieaWnfithe< 50Tmtiy.l 'JiL6ai»6<e3tplreB'about118«);'?iFpr5pSr!tl^ edarßJappiyby lettet'to'^ Fitted arits <hffloe. i>aj B^O&jS^LJSijHpteli in Coiißtry "dlsttic'tf P Ty ;KOOdJ'<!asJi;itradoi--Address l Hotel, Stab )fflce. ,i ; ,.n)a l>-i;iL'-!p;i8 . FOR IMMEDIATE SALE, in Anglesea street, a House (in gooi order), 6 rooms, besides wfWh-hotlao, Bfcible, wood-shed, etc; feoqd-iwfljl, l»r«9 oor>!eT]:allotm^nr,iepeed«n§ jpl&nted'with fruit Irees, ■and flowers; Bplend_ij iviewof city and harbour.' 'Price, only ££50^— P. g. Kyay, Ks.tato,Aee^'fc7f, IT\O&" S'ALT^; iWeHinptpn^stree'tv two ? Shops ab'd'DwellmgS'ih fireticlaßS position ; "now occupied (leakehoiauijjnly £100.—D. F. KXfln.B^BfitelA^t,7g,qn6pn : Btre»tlT(; '.ayill TjiOK • IMMEDIAIE.SALE (cheap), in Seveuirodirie'd nous^ soullery and wasHhouse, splendid well, tank, -&0.-;* and large card en.— Applr to Jphn Spppet, Lfind^Ageatj ,{jqj, IJSPMxHAIiK, j}rlc&-> House (almost no*), "" i rooms, wash-house, and Boullerr.'dn twff' allotment (garden), haying a frontage to two streets, in a nice sholtbred;posUlon, near College iKoaa.v=-D;K Kvans, Bstatb' AKent, -.Yte/QBeefc. atreet.''?p.*';.- r'-'.':/.:-l'j;';":.?.'.'.':■■ •l!-.:"."-'.-.V,""^ EQR SALE t 'i <!.TheiGrange,".niear:9tas1: 'huhTi, 81;acroBOt flrst^claf-a RrazLnK"linnJ,? W.ell'Watered, good tirlclc dv/olling-honßo Rf II; rooius, Rood TJrcharcl.>-i-'A'pp]y- to F, J. Moss'find3 Co»'Shdrttand'street.-<: '"-*'• ■'■";■" . J»'»»q"r-'» dSSS^^^USwfC, BAXJB, a^small Steamer.; 1 f :..twoPnnts(lOtpnaaiidAtpuß)^ good M^.p-Fotpartiot^ WHlyfto^fanipiip^} ;and Morrlß. NO. li, Ihßnraiico Buildlnga. r'^jM^'"C&li6^.Wartei!\TEn^n6jl;W'&^ stroke,' eaual'w 6' liarse-TW'Wei?',at,'AiicklliiSd ;^^.ißfe-.:- •••:-!>.-y-,.V. Bi i£a ■HASrs6a:Blii«6"C6MPOfeTi^M!;!.' l l^i. >i B^fff a^''k rMW!tt- B Ls;l i) c- jNog; ; i. Contalniag'S'ltooWFjreplaceJnea^Grftte«i, .&o ! <rrooto^late, 1 a,ndlarg&:BriokCistern. <y f Rate of Icviitagc, A? per:, foot, and Houbb below f.» TPl rt.NOi 1, PIT Cl^STKK^ar-,".?,M'-'-?U "kpply"to ';r^ :,/iir,7 -g.rßHQpl|^yJinn w ''"'Si'aiiiwme i^ew- fieSidence^.Blttiiawolln. life &tuo'ia thorouglly,;woU bnUt ( 'beamifully flnißh&ibfE ana fitted wltli every convenience, isuohaabath-fdoraV gas,&o.( larfeeCpiroel; Allot ment ; japlendid.yjeyf.ot, city, and harbpu.r.,r.;_ {ll ni %mk S '^'"' IJD.vF.'.JfiVANS,:* £>»».' : r-v-^'ciT ■;['■. KstataAgent, J<«.Qneen>Btreefao OA.S S.fflUisi:- itesia'ente^a'Ad^'Gi^ti^, 'WoM'-itrroti PbrisoriDy; nousiß Sroonis, tec, verandah rounrt-ttreo Bides, Out-houses, Stable, &oi;' nica'.poßftioii; vcornc* >lots v'Spleiicliu Garden, about one aero, in which Btana BOtne". fine mat«r%diti!ulK4ttfdi:f<i*eßt trees, such as W^nuteChtery.- Pears, Norfolfe-Pineaj'&d., &O. Splendid -view ot olty, harlxrar. North Shore. tec I am instructed to effect an immediate Bale^^aowaerrle^ttog'the diatrififcj :J H urr .vr.OTtJV&EVASrs, .1 - _ gstafe Agent, li. Qneen-street. OR SAt^a' F&fOf&Vml'te'iitainini 80 , Acres, rery oloae to the flouriabine rDis triotiot MBtagtfwkV;it!;l* situated'ihtheOTua- ifarms>not far idlßtanti- ilhe' land fi all cleared or open,, excepting a patchJn,-. one' tsotHer.' pt'aliout S-aorea'pf! v ood.!)uffti. wmch 1 will Be" handy for'tenbingMir'flrewodd i'ltjiuw a vflde'roiad frpntage... There is.a ko«l lroad;-to tSßgawit- aha^li■'of 'tessy app^oach^^and pretty level, and of guautysaitable for Agnonl tare, Pasturage, or FftflPlSrOwing. The owner only^#al«SJll9f $B ia?irq;/(AlßtTlelcash7not Se pT&Rvmf»..r,n^.:i.-.,r......,-!,--.. ~,r . ,i ,i r , ~ Cotic^tetea^ioofEn^on^lt^fkmanu;. iftfotu*ifed"T)y uX3iß"un3erßlgn6d, Kotininera^ matter /whaWverriginsed-injtjia/ preparatton. And we oan'ooiifidenTry recortimend it. Price: lit Quality, 49perton, bags included; 2nd Quality, £6 per" tonV'oaifs'included. Samples can be aeen,-and further information obtained,uponjapplicatlpnto") ,3 ,H i ' " ' FI3HBR&CO., . —.-i.;.-.?. ntn ?.~;>. Queen street, BJTQXB A 7W Y. A CLX /E.J For Sale, at SftSkea'1 Pb^nti-tinlldlDß Allot ment, 6QX4SO/. Aim ur. OT XWIQi For Sale—Snug LwtWFarm of 10 Abreß, ad ioining Messrs Ireland's SCan Yard, Pamnure; thoroughly cultivated,'new house, i-atall stable, Klng-street-^2 Paddook-Seotions, Kiniatreet-^ l nllotmentfl;2o2x.2o4ft,!^3«^3 Kin«-stxeet4l allotment, 33 f t/rontage, *23 (f ,^ ■Ponsoiiby-3 choice aUotments, *85 for thelbt. -geveraP'City-andJ SdboJKttn Hotels' iA'jksps ""st/uOMttrtrt Bai-ißoad' Parnett-ißlreolliOltt Ponsonby—Three Choice Allotmentg. To Let, at Rtokes^Poinfc^Two. Marine VIUaB, alsos.roomeaCottage, soN&MoBmS( a' <-\n. Brokers,.-House, (SkndjQeneral -~, a'SJ^f ■■-■> -iCfammißsion Agents:' VS *' fi I No. ii, N.Z. Insurance JBuildings, next Acci dent Insurance Compariy^^, ,tl^.. . ... t „„.„ ■ytrr'TL'it j g*ai?'A k o a f a" k m FOR SALE PR LHASK-The. above well known Property, consisting ot 350 acres of flrst 'class laad, of which 121) acres ate fenced, drained, and laid down in grass; the balance open fern land, alluvial flats,1, and c JlttloweTi grown bush; It ia well watered and altelteredi" 'ia almost completely fenced by sea, and haa deep water^^frontaßes .to soveral beautiful bayg, ■The improvementß. cpnaißf of a well-built Resi dence, containing seven large rooms, command 'ingoceot.theftaeßt Jand most'exteDElve'HAwß 'about Auckland: Flower Oardon,- Orchard, large Bain, Stable?, Cowsheds, Storeroom, Workshop. Men's Home, Stockyard, &o. Access is had either by sea' or; Und in a few hours. :Adjoining tiso above is ablook of Governmenl land of about 1000 acres, bo acquired at a reasonable figure, lhis is one of tae most [desirable* properties that has been offered for BOrne time, and affords a splendid opportunity of purchasing a highly remunerative property, combined with, extraordinary faculties for yachting, fiahing. and shooting of all kinds, . ■ ■For terms ana further particulars apdy to :.; ■ gAMUUi CoCHB anjc ft son*, ry ""'■'"if*"'' ■''" S■ '• a;.-: ".■, L-' : '; E, 100 toss Pbimb Canterbuey Potatoes, 5 G, S. JAKINS, | COSTOM HOUSE-STKEET. '■TKTShgf f \ N, r G A..R,.eUX SEKU POTATOES (LAPSTONE KW '■ „-..:,:■,,.-,., NKYS). a , , :i . .;; .Jp*' AT H. A. McKEAN.'fr. •'" 3;i ls:-:ia 'Also.'' :id , ;,,-.: , Garden Seeds. .■.,'.



.eifia nu .[. t YS'g.g4>,iMfe ; ,-Kdtioas. S H ff j^oßieamo^A^WA'f^&^Syd^oy^^ig now ia Quakastin'e, tho Publio ara hereby pro hibited from go&gyonJbt^Hhesl^Maf^ *Bnlalsg {oil>*iSio:^iaiiai'.of Soiprar'wijUwtt authority. . ■Hlr'"'>!|;:hf"K hTJU'dK T.yrOJ .'-CW J"' '■-." ir ,".*'j'V^l3 1 -Ottf.-f<t:f i»fr"au" ''' Superintrai'dpnt,' Quarantined gd&jffff&^Kv-r/U ". ■. •;•.'• "*srto i7jA"6r> Tj/.Q}'> iJAon "ATORTHERN STEAMSHIP The B.S, nflv'iitiii. "WiU ledvethe OnehuDga Wharf as above TO MORROW (Thursday), ith" Aug, at 1 p.m. sharp. Freight, 12sM>¥ei'tofl.''^ 3ii:» '•"'' «••' «™Ti-> Eor itoigbt or paßßago apply to ~~ - -ArMoGßKGOßrManaxer; ---«kßKi.i<liV?(R-r Qtl S,B oit N &,■ paS NAPISR. |r , IK ThefavouriW.»^finhfi.'"-.Ti:;T; MasSX ' O B.^ KiaqFtimuint '■ Leaves GißlioJne tfls 'erening, aMyipg' at Auck land oii Friday Wbrniog early." Shb will leave forttieabaveportß:at3p.ra. son'SAT)URPAy, : For freight or passage apply-to'tu —WAIiLEU & CO., ,:>m,T!K. TjT Agents, CPBtom'houao-stroet.rT, ■ -AiH-.it oil' tacl ,I^o t ,^ o Ay j u ~.1..,;..; u.'.lS mj" ifrfhMl zm :-ibt ..»W & .<-R d, aaa B.lu ii a .* J v o The above Reward wl^ba.pald tpjt^ny perßofi who will glvo. suoh infoimntionra.B rwlll lead to the convicUou of any person gatity of Destroying !thron^9ut j lft^x.-|4pp2y,^^Offl% KA licjj^M'k^'k k$ hqSq ■ -Mtim s, Tourlstß and Visitors^':are''inv!M <:S"^nspeot Pulman'a Views of tho Hot Lakes, Auckland arik Bußh:Boanevy, &o. 1 The prcftfest vaVlety 6f Original Portraits of- Maori Celebrities in New • PHOTbaEATBriIIftaiBITSJBSKKCHKS. L-iJMiiaiiH iltlifi .'■''Jl J-I'-"''l—^n-rst^trrrh — A UCKLAKvDfSUIWA^IDHQQL ~m sswos, — ,0 0 * W OjJLJj'j. Si UTI IS nj ! RE«SS» *f^W'TiJSTAMEW. BiflO kt!jct 9506 Tho Arawata^haß vyitli'slilpment of the above; aMwlll bo released ftbm quarantine an Bnjfi^SJ^'3:^^^«^P_isr' '.O^__ t-F iJMAEfY/GO!tib6 vN !Jdoes not calFan.^ L pay for the attoudance bf her child, or take jit away,- prooeedlnga-jwlllf bej taJ^n Tttt^a^B/to "eobversan^o. * ■ ~*~~' r5-.MARYyJBAfIai.TON. 1 ■'■"" Gebrge-atreet, Nowton. Her mark—X. . Witness—B. Burtsn.i '-> CHEA^II^BKI' T.olCleaHbur Yards, wo are now Selling OffM Job Lots at ahy Pkicb io si^SSi cl^c^--^ NE W ZEALAND XlW^S 'fc6isf^A r NY. L. HrGRBBN-btigsTespectfuMy to inf orm-thH PubUo:otM-übkland thatiholnas for Saletßtt 1 Planting Season, a Healthy Stock of Fruit, Trees, Shelter and .Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs. Gardens and Pleasure Grounds Laid Out luuLPJantod, ,All orders left at, my,. Plant Stall, Ntt.™£KfcynWraVfcet; 'me^et ; prompt attention; Or at IJlydalo Nursery, One- ITreeHill. , —*-—• ' ijart (\ TOtt&OOOrLmWTan. BuildiS/ 30-.I.VF Society principles, or on other termr a anlt borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List of Properties for sale on fourth paxo. 'Sii per pent, allowedjon money doposltetf, dp"-investment."— C." Wiixiamsow. Land, Batata and $ inanoia^ Aarent^Vulcan Lane. l\/I?ISS.#U-WTB,ft) boEBi. fc> DrJl" friends and tbe pnblto generally that ehe will commence business-as-a Milliner and Dtobb maker in Grey-street, next to Fo3ter and Co.'s ißoot Factory,, T TO-PAY ./Wednesday). 3rd August, 1881. -U"1-^""- *«■-» LV ■ ■ Aowiw.r.cO Hi :;tf,-?."i?r:.-:?o ' INTKN MINUTESf I shabiTk.d's \tljj. sht i;o ziaTi-ifstitniMA a:ii ac. 2S Gp,A BQTTLE, APOTHECARIES' HALL, ODOOBIte Post-office. -— r i/-ouoe"tba" I ! pompam'W lo "iliitisa gyjxi-t.itt. aw 8 -til Biflfria otcE T,S 351 /A? .iteitB 4! sVBMiKNDIB-.imALXja;.'' Sfliai^mcK ansuoiooia l>aa.S£icaJaV' tr.-oiu. Jjoji ifnl -oi ewAoo iCB> EO iIbi 'K''!W w Ja3h^; f ' 3: (Popnta^Autt^1 W. S. COLLINS, AGENT, Jbahet JIAJfUKAir.ROAD, PiKNJiI,t, ADOKLAND^ SsStßaiSa ilnnota'f:^!,-":'v BWtOTtt «iil«vi3 i • Terms Striotiy';ig^Bfcj "^h^Sii. I,N DI A ANoD' 'vdHIW'As iSP-BA L ■•■■ <DCC!..WASH!fiOUSB<'"* nrawsinA NO, $5,} YICTOBIA-SXKKET." TCounHerslgne3w&~hoßtbca]l BpeclalaUontion it the present time to the splendid Blend Teas 16 is offering. Being near the end of IRSM Tea 3eason, and anxious to clear several balasees of itook,hedUßtneteimlned to give htaoustoriers lemojimaianaUy goodtTalues-notab!^ ttrlsM, is, and,2s BA-quptationß, \ The 3s is recommended isa'Wondior'combiuatlon. of a"v»riety of the" Finest TcaCtliat haver toand 'their"way into our ilarketiianiia would further "ada,--ther6 Is no jxa^gfoffttioivin'^iiis.last statement, w^;.. "V --f Eei»g,a!larKe.imppfter of Teas, he is able to ;lrpundoubtg(lvalaoS; ; and continues doing BO flfocuro a large,lndependent publio patronage., A B^^nK rich'thickiiflUorlng ; Tea.i <iJ j ir .i ! tlß 8d ; * Tea BxhPftordlßary, a thorough; oporio-,5 itj- -»/* 1 mlctea»)-wltlvA*gamflavour. ■». -j<\ fai{ii " Family Mixture, very Choice,' rich, and .pungent—Darjeellngkind.. -». .. 2a Od "Veryißich Deep Brown Tea" ..«?■;.,. 3a Quotations for Box 1 eat) roprosont eiceptioij illygood values, for tho: time of year, and in jltfdfea Bomo 6f the choice Fibbt Crop Thjas Of the .seaßph,',' Present ■ prices for ■ really good China' Teas':—2os,' 22a, 21s, and 2<Jfl peribox.; i'ig ™<f'™i;r"FKEDfc WHITHHBATCiI.|fr - ~ • Tea Importer,,-.. { ' '>.'■ TKBStS CA6H. ■! ■! t , ;te; Vlctoria>st, Auckland '<p 'Jw^nnnirjpi'l |TibdcHKß,HsßyObalMßnd 1 f-IwmKSSS^J -V>; •Stuffed.Chairs o£ sul dcs ! 67i'Qaeen^t ,_, ori p t i ons . Ip *.'«? nh'Kii**> ipiARPETS, Heartnnjis'rLi- X'm'n n 9EPS^ f noleura, Floorcloth,Mafr i <fkX SXjTct^ftVoorMatejJßa.th-Jj^tg,* f .nriKLKSUQPJi Tables. Oval m »xi nnnirir ' '-*•''' Tabl&B,-= Bound Tftbleu, F'ls rt£2%s?i-' Writing, Tftkes, jOoosslonal 67, Quesn^t,; g /rabies* COffeo - ihd-^Gipsy L o.rr nnmriF' r/^ *LT' ChlmnsyGlaesefl and rS^iSSw* *''!'>?■ Mahogany toile.t^}asseßi ■er.qgwut. in great yariety. L *tt rinnirir TKOtf BKDaTJ£ADS^.HaIf l 1:*^.^ o™' 1 Tester, .FrencK;Stutop, : iOi»:V!«eenfSi./-, ? an a ifoldinß. Iron Chair Bed- Bteaflß and iron Cots. ' * '"■J/^iLT Cornices and Poftßhed T.&H. COOKE, AT Cornice Poles, Venetian ' 67. Qaeen-*t., Blinds, and Patent Spring 1 -li/ABDROBBS, DrawerC T. &H. COOKB, W Washstands, ToUet 67, Queen^jW. | Wa»,':ln slngte and doable ! gets. • ■ r~^7~77~~TIBiRALB^CO^T j! g j I e7,Qaeen^''>'g|gj|^2artrdded|mi]n>)-. I ut .'tfir.v.'-y-llflatton.-i'" '•' '-■'■■M/-- f- ■ :■ v;isTiißnnderslgnedhavetestocksJI. •' Prime WakAto Table Potatoes ' ' ' ,PBIMB O.AKTKBBUBY DO , ';.,: t " Hobaktown Seed do.. j Flukks : A3BLEAF KlDN*yg i .i/tAYiioa'sKidnbsß/ v:1; ;r 'Sn«tf» ; Jackson's Kidneys, &0., &c, &c 1 They are also prepared to sunply. in any quan tity, their celebrated MIXTURK FORKOOT* CROPS and MEtTUEB FOB GBBBN CHOPS. the use ot,whioh has produced snqhxenjJuasftDlo reßults'aa td need no comment. j Also, all kinds of Bonediat and Gnano, in any guantfo*: ;'f '■-'■ J : ■■___■■ ■"' ■ -': '•' ■■■ ■'• ■ . .wi'?-j.'"-g:o3atr-r'& j:;:c:b.j.i'.'v ; ..i"



FnbUo Notices, fffl For particulars apply to n « v■, 3* F'fll : CGJ BROWNB, Agent; i:S9 Or, to Mr. J. BifiVBEIDBK, C.E., I:H '.:■ :■■;?.:i 0 Kapanßa. f rjnHTK rrY'.DA,Ys .cheap;.sale of 1H J BOOTS AND-SHOESI M AT WIXK-INSO&" ■OOIJB, H .a a a f'TOSETTft a ufer ■ Pmob List:— - fjH Infinta'Sho'ea and Moots from. ;6d to SrfUd ■#. lIW Children's Boots and Shoes, ourojni.mak3, flto IE .9,2s,9drrfc fid, apdAs * s,* i1"^"1 *" I'^^H do do do, medium qualitf, TS 6dSnooa 6a * IH Slippers, from Is lOd per pair ~ !!■ Men's Ks?,.ownma)ie, Us 6ds to order, white tho H Bale J3 on, tor 12a Gd; Balmorals, 103 6d, tar! .8 $ tß°L t8 I*&s& fhoes,%t9 i osd ? r. u 0r » | KKMEMBKR ;FOK THIRTY DAYSONLW j <h| ::jOHtf-,DINNISON, ]■ Grooer, Kybar Pass Road; fcegi' to inform hia I fjfl cngtomare that ho will be Kemoved to New 11 J.D. trusts! that his' frianda*fflsit6bntinno I to favour him, and he will do all in his power to I meritthapatronagp. , i( j ~vj j ,S RrF &nY E^ JWW** II ; •l'wrfS^i^ T fi!\;^Ti~_>fc.^^^" t?i'iill Jill Having sold Kfs1 Ijustnofe, boss' 'to thank hia l| numerous custoiriere for tho very liberal prttroni 1] : afefe' boßtbwed on him, during the last 3J yoars, I and confidently stilloiti cdatinuaiioo of the same I lf^X^Tffi^^ttanToV^6^tan^ I Accounts will greatly oblige; i-ni \\Ws _.., Yours truly, ujt j j9|: .'l/J -Hi M. BRQjttrtJATB. |i T J. HSStftB A Y/ :-Ifi AWi# •> Purchase* if ?" • the Business of H, M, Broadgate, Tconld ffl aasm-SliisfrioiidanndtliepttbUoihßonorattihiil i notbihgoanall tenanting'on' b]s part, 60 nresl- ' ill their wishes and eg euro their 'incninsfng^ and' Us "cusTOiiHpipaaaTß^ET.tssipscto.Airo, ||j iro taking orders for thelAuiorican Fenolng IH .8 as a^p^a uji v a fm SxBBL ,JBaRB rFsTNGB■ iWj&Bk IH flt) T^filiea^^ißMt-M^ark^ H R •I2f f f®tefe^ai»&a:',' :r '•'• I X*4 ±V/ i, vrfi.iv** r:«,i;-K - Ell fjua PBRTON.forGalvaillJsea,'.d,,!! ■. \M »rioH ity&r- itPaid. end, Fraoi;Dallver<l>a at lIH ' Wharf, Auokland. ||lj For terms and fall particnlarg apply to ■ jjß OI'FJENJJEIMER'&.:OO;,a ||B W —CUSTOH-HODBBBTKEKT,"." —y fflU yy Auckland. ■ W IhH Personal. . , |i Mk. James Marshall or mk h JOHN T. YOUNS is requested to call < I it the barqao Ashmore from I-ondon to meet tjD l^rs Young, a passenger by her. ;■ ;-|ih Boara anqxcesiaence. IH FUKNISHKD Iteajfoom, required-by |i| married couple, Vith use of kitchen; must 111 je near Queen-strreet^-^ta.tS^erms, ficc, K. &.O. HI ilAßoffice. . ■■-,-';t" "''? 11 ,1 .HI TTAOAlvt!**fof)M*rrie^ ie(rak)W'; terms ||l V moderate. — Mrs Weightman's, Kdea 3|j Jreeeont. ■ '"'■ g*. .sal 30ABDANDli0paisa..,.Mi..r r ->-|. per Week 1| 3INGLE ROOM.t.V..i A^i.i»'..'A-|"ji»' i|l I jjost; anfl-Founa. |!| H OS!T, im StandayO1 31 at, Jtfly^ JlTwciJ il JLJ Plated . Perambulator Wheel Capi. — ■ j|j Kinder wlli oblige byieaving came with Mr.H. |;| P. Barber, Fort-Btreet. ;.,'..; v]j T~OSfT frdm1' Bfielly '''B'efi6ti" Koad, on |i| [Li Sonday. BrftoiMpa #gfciaili!r« BP t01«*d II f >ointer<Dog.witlif> dnßO&bVH:D.cbllaljpn.No. IB 79.-3. K. ringhearjnn., 28, Shortland-atfeet. .11 if OST, onSundayy»ißTißßy^»g> between II llj Union Bank and Three Lamps.—Finder*; II V9III oblige by returning aame to Fonsonby |I S" B§ffir v ftnllecUißgtcm j^Terrjeritj-ydlow ULj'wfom-.-BewarS will be glven;-G. B. pwen,MountKden. ,;. (ju^OUND, a Black Retriever Dog, with ' jF1 collar on; oao/bei hadwJjr applying to J, S Nowton, Fort-streat, with dumber of collar. ' bnd payißK expenses. ■ • .;,■.■,..' : J j f, t Q OBiiif&catiHri&lP^-, & % IjpIKENCH PxtEW^X^bRY CLASS. * | . lur H. 8. Ferdinand Peltzer rospeotfnlly ■{.] requests the Students attending, this j| Class to meet TO-MORROW NIGHT, at Q ■ jl o'clook, instead of 7 30, at tbe WeUesley-street i School-room. .. , - j •O]|R^SJF I QRD. ( §'SRKSIT ! x SC sA>Mjm g 1 ' ■ EVENING C%ASBES, ' Donduoted by Mb f.^EUKC^ate Senior Head" master under the BirmiDgbairi: School Board),. WUIbeRK-OPBNKD oh MONDAY, Augußtß, 1 ■■ .'■;■ ■; '. . at 7.30 pilD. ■■■:■■■ ■ • • .■ ?, • Fee, Ten" Shillings per Quarter (payable In V |1 idvanee). bd. M.-CS-HARRISON, ii , AmkriCah! Constitution. I; (L BALL AMD PROMENADE CONCERT "M Will bSjglven in tho CHORAL HAlil\pn !( TTOBSfIaY, CWI2SE4 instant.' | ! itoMtsiS^6u*%l^M¥e^'«^^,W" I Single, Ts 6d; may bbhaa.otany member of t»«f | pommitter&ffl»ai^fck 1 esslt liwaa htur, ,aw\ UailL .sbi&l B'fiwfL ,-1 ;jv. "N.8.-Barly application is necessary. ...BO lf money will be takaßa*.tliecjßOtA-nMt -mamil • Art nniQn. 1 1 11 - -3 . ■?■■ v j ■Jt'oV/ sorts ml? «b ovecfi to tesm&Qtas aA . fc Up T q y - yft^i^P' Jave pleasure-itPaSiio'uifc'tiSlhaf they.i«y«» BH^o¥app^mte^litsS*B!fkittioMlT/i ' ; '; \ New Zkalanb-Art UKiofe1 a e«nflf loa'nl«>ii«H> inl'tiyiiaoJi oii'iin lf!w loo£j<jh?<>oh '?lUi _ V'1 xfunm'i hwnftl » i ■ r' "e'Pri^'offered toltl»iP«i)lift-toJjWSW^»iii OIjTPAIHiffNQS, ITAtIAS if MOSiIO-MAHBI,IS-- V ; j ,U J TABI&, A^ABiWWR B*)"D^_ H I F. BfiogZß.'nona^N'Gj^'V^to S ' iNKi^SioiA'iff'tvffHTt^WtSfif', 1 3HA^l^S&W^«^ ; ip, AJSIUO JChe whoie^^wfloii' 6ay^!i)een»:BeieWi by j WffiLt-KNowir "CoKNoresEurHßi from tho i A ~ . . v'wf MKllß6tlß^^BJ!ttt?Bittb&, And form, beyond doubt, the moßt Choice and t yarte^^elpeUon^Artl^Uo^opda^^ch,'^- :^ \ ••^iVavffeVerb^ndfe'r^mthe'Colbny t ! ' Zj ! I er(t o jß,nj.onn^ng ; iayaiue v i9 £1500 : .< ( '*' | -: liftßflrr&Dfc'oa m 2g3nizeß;»s soi«ci;<>i' ! Is ,vl!jv6 noJiinijEH* ■:': i-^hJirjO wv.»J I no ,tli.Bh ost'htfrat'.) vA yv-uA-M avrn\i\ ■ i Tio, g^oater, potUpn 'of .thfese wor^ai'Jttß npw disptayed for inspection at tbo Furnitqre Wire, hoftstf of^^!Mf.;Hatiiday. Shortlaad-«ree^jwlth : whom ;«irran(iements for • ttat parpoae have jreeffinad'e, '."..'','' ',, ,"'",."'.'"'*''"''"' ''*■'. ■-■.'■-■ ! TIGKBTB, £1 KACtt and'l)eß^siiT(ir iC»ta. loKU^si iMy befo|Jtanfld-frOin .Mim/^&bfc^l duly appotei^'igenisJtoronßi'*'*^'fiwl cjW«|n) pf - or*om^3ya^i^i'ir^^gv;.?. " ; "-^OOksKIiIiBRS AND BTA'tlOSSSStm'fr .. ,.,,. , i --,Atlc! ao°;?' - ti ,,,,,i..,„.,.. ~,,M ''■•; W. S. COCHEABbI] [JAS. DACBE. :; ', ~. FRIDAY^ AUGIJSX 5, M., ; : HOUSEHOIS^iuJBIiiTUBE. mHE Bubacriberswill sell by-aticiioii at J their Rooma. Fort-streptf on Friday^ BOi v infant, at U o'clock, :■- :i .' 4, tri v GSNBRAt HOUSEHOID FTONITimK,; tut D ninßr*oom-BniteMß*if^ - seated), Conebes,-'; ChaW,' -^Matttag, Tablea, Clocks,- Iron"-and wood Bed- - ■* ■ * Chests UrawerSj Mirrors, washstanda 1 * .und. Ware, Kitchen .Utensils, &O. ■■- r SAMUEL COCHKANE & SON, . ■ '.■.'. . ..,;j,.A'nctioneers. .;;■. ■•■^:' i;i''4^jjttji(RjjjHP