,Sir Gkobgk Gjrey'S amendment was put B nd negatived. LIBELLOUS EEPOKTS.

On the motion for going into supply, Mr J. TV Fisher called attention, to a report in the Timaru Herald, attributing to him cer. tain statements derogatory to the judges. He had never spoken on the subject at all ja the no-confidence debate, in which it wa3 alleged he had spoken. Mr J. B. Fishbr said that he was inter ested In the report, as a letter appeared in the subsequent issue stating that it was not J.vT. Fianer, the member for Heathcote, bat J; B. Fisher, the member forßuller, who had spoken so of the judges. He stig mitised the correspondent in question as a base perverter of the truth, and went on to point out inaccuracies in the report, entirely altering the tenor of hw remarks. He could not imagine a greater tissue of falsehoods than the statements of the correspondent in question. Be had conferred with the leaders of the party, and they had advised him not to bring it up as a breach of privi lege, as, in 1876 a similar question had been taken, and the same correspon dent, ou that occasion, had crawled on his stomach before the House and made an abject apology for his slanders. It was neither necessary nor desirable that such an exhibition should be repeated, and he would treat the slander with contempt. SUPPLY. The House went into Committee of Sup ply. Postal and Telegraph, ■ Postmaster-. General's office £6703 2a 6d. Mr Saondkrs said this was one of the few departments that had been well and economically worked. The two heads of the department were very good men in their way.—ltem passed. Chief offices and sub-offices, £101,448 0s 6d.—Mr Murray pointed out a discrepancy between the salary of the Postmaster in Auckland and Dunedin.— Mr Johnston explained that the latter had been trans ferred from a country office, and on his transference" got a handsome increase.— Mr Shkbhan said that the department was notoriously under-paid. Mr Shrimski, Mr Hirst, Mr Moss, Mr Murray, Mr Hursthouse, Mr Gisborne, Mr Brown, and other members drew atten tion to oases of individual hardships in reductions or changes made; and Mr John stonk gave explanations. The discussion was still proceeding at 1.30 a.m. ;

After some further discussion, the vote of £101,448 for chief offices and sub-offices passed, as did also the votes ; maintenance and repair of telegraph liuos, £32,003, and telegraph cable subsidies, £5,350. Progress ■was then reported, and the House rose at 1.45, i.»< - ■ 1 '. ' ::,' , , •": ■■'..:...

THE PINAFORE TROUBLES

A SINGULAR PROSECUTION,

A'SPEClAL'sitting of the R.M.-Court was held this morningj before'Mr'Ji E. Mac donald, tor the hearing of an action brought on speedy summons by Isabella Miller, a domestio servant, far the recovery from- Messrs lleynolds and Pollard of a sum of 9s 6d, which it was alleged phe had paid, in excoßS of the price of a ticket admitting her to the theatre. ,' .. : ;:.. . . :..;

Mr Browning appeared for the plaintiff (who was not present),:' and Mr Theo. Cooper for Mr Reynolds (who was in atten dance.) • ....

A.number of theatrical.people were also in the Court-room in order to enjoy the an ticipated'fun,

Mt Browning, in opening his case, stated that on the 25th ot June last the plaintiff went to the: stall entrance of the Theatre, and, going to the ticket box, put two shillings down for a single ticket. The defendant, Reynolds, who was selling the tickets, told her that the price was 2s 6d. The plaintiff then placed half-a-sovereign be side the two shillings, and a ticket-was ac cordingly banded her. The crowd was a large one, and before she; could re* ceife1 ;'her change she was: pushed aside. Finding it impossible to get back She went np to the stalls intending tore turn during the intermission. She did so. She1 found the defendant still there, and asked for her change. Reynolds then denied ever having received the half-sovereign, and the girl seeing that it was impossible to con vince him, returned to her seat. On two more, occasions she went to the box and de manded her change, 9a 6d, but the defen dant refused to pay. The result was that the matter had been placed, in his hands, and he had issued a speedy summons. Mr Keynolds having received it, went out yesterday to Mount Albert, interviewed the girl, and paid the 9s 6d. He still claimed 9a 6"d and coats, however, as the money had '' n'paid into Court. "! .■■-; ■. Mr Tlieo. Cooper said tbat thd statement made by Mr Browning was no donbt recording to his, instructions, but was nevertheless not true. >■■ • ••

Sir Browning then called ( the defendant, Walter Reynolds^ and the following exami nation ensued :— ; ■■ ■ V •

Mr Browning; Yon are a partner of Mr Pollard? :.. '..'['.l/ . .■',': U .'■ ■

Witness: lam not. ■ >■-.-,■■■■ ■ slt.Browning:. Were you ever in partner »hip withMr Pollard t % / Witness: No; Mr Pbllatd was my ser vant, under engagement to me. ' Mr Browning : Do.'you remember the night of the 25th. of Jiiuelast? .-.,- Witnesa: I do. ■ . J" '.' ~

Mr Browning: Do you remember Isabella Miller coming to stall ticket-box ">. .

Witness: My dear sir I How is it possi ble that 1 should remember Isabella Miller coming to the box?. Who is Isabella MiUer?'" '."{:, ,'";' ' '. ' •■■ ■• ■ ■ -•

Mr' Browning: Do you remember a woman putting down 2s for a stall ticket, you telling her that the price was 2s 6d, and the'then putting down a half-aovoreign as weM -in iMt - ■'■■■ <-\ '-■■■- ■■■ ■■: < ;,.:'. Witnesi t It, is impossible that I cottld remember a circumstance like tbat on an evening 011 which fully a thousand people entered the Theatre: It ia q.uite.possible that a woman may Have put down such, an amount, and that, being pushed aside in the crash, some one else lifted and pocketed her change;1 if she!didf,ndt get1 it herself. li^'J ejod Mr B(iownlDg;:; .DOiyoWremembeFitelling ft persou that you did-not have, any'1 chailge for h-lf-a'-Sdvei'eign/ah'd that if;she ,^an»fl-^> you later in the evening ;.y.QU;'would get it forher? .YoAUHAUH JIHT. . _ Witness :-I'utterly deny having'made Bach a statement to any pepou .who jvisited, the.theatre at any time.r,,-,' : .,"i.'Kr-A ,%a««i<3 Mr Cooper : Have you the receipt dockets for the 25th of June ?_.,,..._ .—_-~r- — -

WitneasTlhave."

Mr Cooper: Will you be kind enough, then, to show them to fitis Worship ?' . , j Thfe'. witness then handed the" receipt dockets to His Worship, as well aa a docket from the bank showing thaTon themorniDg of the 26th of June he ha,d paid, in £47 in silver. In doing so lie said that in the face of this fact it was preposterous! to think tnat' be Rhould have said he had no.change for half a sovereign. > ■*■■;; •;:;■■ '[■■■''/:' ~ Mrßrdwning: Have you evep,'been, ac cused of cheating in'the money-box? , His Worship .ruled theiqueatidirbut ;bf

order.. .. ■ «i» a ••..■■ , . ' ;*„'/, The witness asked the lcavo of the Court f« Mr Brownmar'to repeat. ' :t -■■

Leave having been given, the question waa repeated. , T^aSUlO'l QZ&WA< I Tjje witness, then asked and obtained per-; mission to inquire by whose1 instructipAs the question Kad been put. ■,-,,:/" l-,aii«i.i Mrßrpwniiig'.declined to name the; Bouice of his inspiration. './! ' ■■•;^ l ,■• " ;• ,■•[■:;■, ■';•';" Witness : My reason f»r asking the .qnea tion|athis.: The1 allegation referred; to'hto, been-putin circulation,, and I wished m have it-stated publicly before a Mfigistratei That, .ia the: sole reason of my -being in the' Conrt -this morning, ;for I went , put ■•• yesterday to Mount,, Al bert,' (as Mr Browning has mentioned), where the woman resides, and having been convinced both* by her and her master of the truth of her statement that she had not received her change* ?1 made her a present of the money. " > , . ' •,, Mr Browning: Why did you call on the plaintiff, instead of coming either "to my office or to the Cotirt to settle the claim ?

Witness: Because I did not admit it, nor had J any intention of settling it until' I heard the woman's statement. Perhaps, your Worship,^,had, better eive:you.an account right' through of the whole of the circumstances. . ' . -,

Mr Browning insisted upon his question being answered categorically. ; . •.. 0 H wf< J«f«! The''witness dehiurred : He-said:—l want to, tell, the; story id my owri way if I may be allowed to do 50.•..-■■..■< -'-■-■ Mr Cooper: Tell the circumstances then exactlyasthey took place. ','.; ",,'.;.. Witness: I waW'served; with a summons which! did not set forth what the claim was i for, and until I called at the office of Mr H Browning (the solicitor in whose name the stunmonn was made out) I did not know -.What it-was for and who Isabella Miller B Wo. At the office I asked the clerk for tte woman's address, in order that I might we her myself, as she had never called upon toe, had never, written to me,nor had .made any application to me whatever. The address was refused me. After leaving the office I met Mr Vaughan in Queen' itreet, ■ andknowing him to" be mixed up "frith, the case I asked -him "to Rive me the ~h> .^dreMof the; parson;,wfelrh'ad sHmmoned g;: toe, .Jg^-'ajgo' jetaaediioigiveme theJftdj;

but to go out to Mount Albfcrt (the only place mentioned in the summons) walking there and back, a dis tance of eight miles. By dint of diligent enquiry.l managed to find out where the woman was employed, and 1 succeeded in obtaining an interview with her. She said that on the night she went the theatre she P^l do7 n two shillings for a ticket, and that I asked for sixpence more as the price for a stoll ticket was '2s 6d one then put down a half sovereign addi tional, and got her ticket, but before re ceiving the change, was carried away by the crush, and did not return until the end of the performance, when she found the box closed;, I asked her why she had not made any application to me for the money, or let me know that she had not got her change. She said that rather than have any bother about the matter she had resolved not to Si a TT 11*? m.ore about it. I then said, , Under those circumstances, how is it that you issued the summons against me?" bhe replied, " I never . issued a summons against you." '' Why," I said, i 1 have it in my pocket," and I then pro duced it. She said, "My name ha 3 been used without my kuowledge or consent " I asked her if she had any objection to put that in writing, and she answered " Cer tainly not.' This was in the presence of her master, Mr Wright. She went to fetch ink and paper, and while she was away I told her master that I believed her to be an honest girl, and that I would make her a present of the money.. I gaye him a£l note, and as he had no more change than 9s 6d, I allowed her to have !the balance I did not know at the time that she had signed a certain paper, -and therefore did not question her about it., The statement that she' gave me.. is the following-— "Mount Albert, ; s^B-«l,-Mr Walter Reynolds-la acknowledging the receipt of 9s 6d paid by you to me ,to,day, 1 wish to tell,you.that a summons has been issued against you in my name, entirely without my knowledge and consent, and I had no intention of/ appearing against you at the Court to-morrow (Saturday).-Isabella MILLKR. ' • '■

James Joseph Pollard"was then sworn. Mr Browning-.Were you in partnership with Mr Reynolds.. . ~, ~.(i ■/ • Witness : Yes,' I was. .",■'.";, :,:.:>.>'

; Mr Cooper: Have you. been servedwith a summons similar to that served upon Mr Reynolds:?} M.. ,■ . < '

■ Witness: No, I have not. j ' . {$ ; Mr Reynolds here said that it was an ex iraordinary thing that in a case in which there were two defendants, only one of thorn should be served with a summons.

; A legal argument ensued. j His Worship rulod that the proceeding had been quite; regular. [ \ \ ,7 ,! j Percy R. Vaughan was next called. Mr Browning : What are you ? .

Witness : A commission agent. ' !yl i MrCooper::'what commissions/db you; undertake?.■,''. '.'.■..■■.■-' '.'.•.' >. sioit '■''■{'■■ i Mf ; Reynolds: Dirty commissions. ■•; '\> i Mr Browning: Mr Keynolds will be good enough not to insult the witnesses. Mr Reynolds : Oh, it would be impossible torinsultthat personi- - :~~ ~~--: '-

Mr Browning :.. Did you ever receive in structions from 'the' plaintiff to proceed against Mr; Reynolds-tor this sum. ,-■";• Witness: Yes. Here is the plaintiffs authority (The witness hero handed round a document which read as follows:— Mount Albert, near Auckland.—August 2, 1881.—I hereby authorise you, Percy'R. Vaughan, to use whatever means you think fit to recover the sum of 9a Gd, being amount due to me by Messrs Reynolds and Pollard. —Isabella Miller

Mr Cooper: -What commission did you get for undertaking this suit for Isabella Miller?

: Witnesa: None, whatever. I did iPofit; ot pure disinterestedness. j (Chorus of " Ohs,"aud general laughter.) His Worship remarked "that he bad given it just now as his private opinion that although'Mr Keynolds had not admitted the debt, yet, that thinking the woman to be honest, he had paid her the money she had said she had lost; but, as.a Judge, he could not accent that as" :i X proof of "Mr- Reynold!?/disinterestedness'ill., the matter, and neither could he under any cir cumstances, Accept the .statement of 'Mr Vaugh'an either, that he had acted TforV tfi'e | > oman out of pure disinterestednesa. ! This] was the care, and there being no '•itneses for the defence, Mr Cooper ad dressed the Court, and Mr Browning re plied. : /, •In the course of some banter which was being exchanged, His Worship remarked that if he had hoard that the proceedings at the Theatre wete.,ae. : entertainine; as the hearing pf the^case that rao'r'niug.had beep 4 . hfe would have gon&every night to see the performance - -■-■ - --.-... I His Worship held that the plaintiff not being present there was no case before the Court, and consequently it could not be heard. (Mr Browning submitted that the case was; before the Court, and requested judgment. !'' \ His Worship repeated that there waa no case1 lx fore the Court.

1 Mr Browning asked for a verdict either one way or another. r 'His Worship said that he could not give one. He could,'however, calst Him costs, if that would please him. iMr Cooper replied that Mr Keynolds did not wish to press for coslsT" He had taken the case into Court simply on principle. ; His .Worship 1 waa about to leave .the: Beilch, when Mr Reynolds asked permis sion to make a short statement.

This beiilg alloowed, Mr Reynolds said— Your Worship— This is a clearcase of cham perty, and I have simply appeared this mop ing for the purpose of showing that there is a person in the Court who did! not. hesitate to become a defendant in a case against him self in order; to join with a-contemptible disciple of Paul Pry, in making a public statement that I bad. put in my pocket 9s 6d which did not belong to me.

)The Court then rose,

TELEGRAMS.

.THAMES, this day. The Southern Cross has 31ozs. from 24 lode. AST GOOD YiUAE>£ Some important litigation comes on here •next week, Nichollssand Marjury versus Nicholls and others, the Matha prospectors, for aESOOOfd'amages tbribreaoh ofi. agreement •Scanlan aud others sue Corbett and others lor possession b'f-'g'round'lihrbbgh'whichjthe famous, Waitekauri reef runs,i ;i > yjjj v , 1 c* THE BREWEKY CASE.'

j; The case of Begina. v. Ehrenfried, six icharges for breach of the Beer Act comes off on Monday. 1 Mr Tyler comes down from "Auckland by-special steamer to-morrow nignt in order;io undertaken the defence.

/([JOROMANDIBL, this day. J Blackmorefs-broke out another parcel of picked stone)' about 150 cwt., last night, from the low level. Gold ;is showing very strong on the floor of the "drive. It is very satisfactory that the reef improves the deeper it is worked. About fifty pounds weight, of picked stone also came ; from other portions of tbe mine. \ /

WELLINGTON, this day. '■■'!> DEATH OF/kAJOR HEAPHY. News has been!'received here from Bris bane of the deatb/bf Major Heaphy, an old and respected settler of New Zealand. ■ At a meeting last night it. was decided to: establish' at Wellington.' a branch of the; Irish; National ■- Land■■; League; ; Several memberS'^erfrenifoHed.' ' . , : ' ;'■<;" ■ :'•»■•■ „ 1 dayi1' ' I NEW;-ViOCUNTEER CORPS. ' JAt a jfeli-ftiEteided^me'et^g i aß j; night, it was resolved to form a"new corps of volunteers .to ,be-,called, the,^ Fusilier Guards. "*',';ii3l.-'.i.: .AdALO' )::; ! ;:^^i!li;^i)UNEl)_N^ this^dayr ' ' j GIRL i KOASTEp,T.O DEATH, •'!^At" WaHf'ouaiti a girl named Alfleck has been literally roasted-to death through her clothes catching ,firei ~,., ' • T;.jSPUiUX)US TfIAS. r

Tthe police here have discovered, fifty packages1 6t spurious teas, ex Ringarbpma, in bond. ..Professor Bkck reports that they contain deleterious substances. Proceed ings will bo token, against the consignees on The projecteiinterisland football-match is abandoned.

SUSPECTED SUICIDE.

MA'N.HFtrfeND r _>_AD IN; AJ CREEJ T s AT DAIROfcAT. .<

News was received in town tp-day, to the effect that a pan.(name unknown}had been found drowrieaMn'a creek at Dairy Flat From what we can learn of»,thef/ana,ir, it. appears that" s'om.e,: ,time_ during yesterday morning, a little girl, tne daughter of Mr Ingliss, of KaDgataponi, discovered the body of a man lnOthe creek' at Dairy Flat, and communicated the intelligence to her- parents and several friends. jQne of those {informed.was Mr John li«mb, who, being unable to cqmj»u» nicate with the police aßoner—th^telegraph, office in the district being clesed^-came into; town this aiternoon with the inforrHa(»n. Constable Kelly was at oncsJidßßpatehed) the case. ■ j;';-:n\\^ttCi\h:^ $

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR; SATURDAY, AUGUST 6



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Bull's Coach paiutihg Katabliahment. Wakefleld-street. _,■ , J W ANTKD, the Ladies to tell their friends what they think of Dampier1* fltat attempt at Selling Off! ■ :, .;..-■ ANTKD, to Purchase, Hay for .pack ing purposes.-Apply to H. Bitohene, _>>eroromble-Btreet. . . ■. . . . ■. - WANTED, to Purchase, for caßh.in the, vicinity of Monnt Kdon, an Improved Allotment, with or without House.—State par ticulara and lowest price to AiD.Cfci STAROmce ANTED, Families Washing, Is 3d per dozen manslod, or Is rough dry.— App'y MO, Star office. WANTED. BUSINESS MEN who would likeitb occupy my "Allotment or Premises (if built to Buit) to apply 011. Site.— Apply at'once'to G. Khodes; Builder, nert Hay and Buchanan's Store, Cnßtom-house-atreet. tji7 ANTED, a four or' five roomed Cot- VV tage in the neighbourhood of Karanga hape Roau; with gaa and water laid on pre ferred.— Addreß£MVV L ST_Aß_offlce ; ________ ANTED KNOWN—Allen's Drapery for Best Value. See the goods. 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Kauri Gum Oil for painting. &C, at 2si 9d Jper gaUon.- At-iDBon and Co., Freeman's Bay. .V/ I AN:TED\KHUYVtt—That %, Jnew.; YY Zealand Timber Company are selling all kinds, ot Timber and1 Buildlntr MaterUl'-at the very ; lowest rates. Very Bnperior White Kauri, from our new.bush. ]u»t opened. TXTAJVTED K.N OWN—That I am ( sej. VV'1 ling off at my Branch Shore in.the Market aS well asat the Wakoneld-atreet Shop. N B -^-Teri cakes of Brown Windsor for Is. For OneT-Month-at both Shops I ■ „".,-■ xWrANTED'KNOWn, tnat _>; Gpid'ie We-• lß:prep4red to Bellall kinds of Biding and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes. Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, PaUngß and Shingles, at hla Yards. Lower Albert-street, near the Dook. at lowest,.cash prices. The timber, being under cover.is better than that purchased elsewhere WANTED, orders tor our famous Tronsera to measure, at 13s 6d: also, the wondrous 55s§8_its. Oyercoate from 10b. MarvoUoua valae at J. D. PhlUlpB 1. Cheap Tailer, 170. Queen-street. ■ ANTED, the. Ladies to tell their : , husbands that I am Selling Off my best buaUty of Btud Suites for 5d the set. Come and lookjat_hem.-W. H.'Dampier. _. ANTED KNOWN, tbat you can' Dress weU for a small weekly payment, by going to Munro and Milllgan. See advertise inept on treat page. ___ c WANTED KNOWN.-By the Orient; Line regular Fortnightly Shipments of the' Latest KBglleh Novelties are being received and offered.at Goodson's London Arcade. ] The: 'John Elder'and 'Cuzoo' goods nowJjeinK un-' packed; immensely varied and attractive lines.. V/tTANTED KNOWN, that you can| Vy obtain Cheap and Good Furniture of every deadriptlon. alao Crockery, at lowest possible prices. Electro-plating carefully done at the Cheap Furnishing Mart, Viotorla-street. N.B.—Orders for Carpentering promptly exe cuted. :' W~ ANTED.—Gome and see the Ladies' Silvered Brooches and Necklaceo. re duced to Is (5s elsewhere).at Dampier's. Be in time. '•' ■'• WANTED, Everybody to Try Kobley's First class DlgeßUve Brown Loaf, Ujht and wholesome; also Digestive Meal for Por ridge, UiKeßtive Meal for Bread, Robley sNu tritiouß Food for Infanta and Invalids, Kobley a Patent Self raising Floor for Cakes, Pastry, &o. •Wholesale and Retail. 25, Grey-street^-J. ■Kobley. :■■ /(''Mj'..--:: =:■■'' --■ ■ ■ "%&/ ANTED KNOWN—I solemnly de /■■Vy clare that lam selling Ladies' 10a 6d Kid Shoes, different sizes, at. sa,_ and have ordered my handa to reduce every single article in price.—W- H. Dampier. X\7 ANTED—WAN TKD to Sell (Cheap), , W Fine Salt Codfish, only 6d per lb., 6 lbs. SStch M. -150 do™. Toy Plates with Pictures, 2d. Pictdres. in GUt.Frarae6,.only v ls..3d,and2s ; 2dj —H/Watts, Grey-Btreeb* ' ' .-,_ ■';■'■■" ■ . - *



Wanted. WANTED, all persons wishing to join Professor Cailliaus' New Singing Class, to attend at the Christian Meeting House, corner Cook and Hobson-streets, on Tuesday next, 9th nst at 7.30 p.m., as it is the last night forreceiv iing new pupils. Terms: Ladles, 6i; Gents 10s 61 par quarter, in advance. ANTED^uTLadiesToTknow that Dampier has jußt Seduced his Bath and Dreßaing Gowns to 103. Don't tell my cre ditors, ladies. _ iYTET ANTED KNOWN—i hat for Sta '.Yj tionery. Cutlery, Silver andßleotro plated Goods. China, Glass and Earthenware', Clocks and Watches, Jewellery, Perfumery, Brushware, Mechanical and General Toys—alt Fancy Goods and Useful Articles, including some of the greatest Novelties to be seen la town. No place in Auckland like the classified departments of the London Arcade, where you can inspect all and purchase only what you choose. The porter at the door will furnish you with a Price List, or it will .be forwarded post free upon application. "W» find by serving others well we serve ourselves the best.'— Branch establishment: Brandon House, ParnelL London office: 58, St. Mary Axe. - OTANTED KNOWN—Darnpier's Sell 1t V ing off doesnot conßist in marking up a few things cheap, but the reduction is on every alnglo article. ANTED KNOWJN — Pawnbrokers Removal.-The CITY LOAN OFFICE has Removed to Lenkox'b Buildings, nearly opposite Army and Navy Hotel. Private En trance from Wakefleld-street, WANTED KNOWN, that J. Taylor has Commenced Business noxt Hulme's, Batcher, Qaoon-stroet. He kindly requests his friends and the general public to roll up and give him a call. Every description of Boots and Shoes made to order on the shortest notice. —Note the address: J. Taylor, Boot and Shoe Manufacturer, next Hulme s Butohery. J WANTED KNOWN—This is some thing like selling off when Dampier is selling Ladies' Fashionable Jackets at 5) 6d, and 17a ones at 7s 6d. HI ANTED KNOWN, that we are not selling off, or professing to give a single garment at Wholesale Price: but we are Belling a good suit of cloths for los 6d; of which we have 200. We are felling a good Knickerbocker suit for 5s Gd.—Samuel Uoombes &Co.,NewZea land Clothing Company, opposite Bank of Australasia, ANTED KNOWN— UOODSONS London Arcade in open daily from 9 till :9; Saturday, 10,30. Universally acknowledged to be the most extensive, attractive, comprehen sive and economical Emporium of the useful and ornamental in the colonies. Constant additions are being made to-the present splen did Btook by regular monthly shipments. All goods are displayed and marked in plain figures upon -the principle of the established trade motto, " Small profits and quick returns." which ensures a quick Bale and renders unneosssary the stereotyped and oft meaningless phrase. Alarming Sacrifice" and " Great Reductions," the prices at the Arcade being the same to-day as yesterday. See thn five splonded windows, all flllod -with New Q6ods.-148, Queen and and Victoria Btreets. . . .. ; i . i :■: ~i <, W A NTED KNOWN —At tue wearing, ont Sale. 300 Ladies' Mantles, Jackets; and Ulsters, lo be Cleared Out at Coßt Price. New Goods, Fashionable Styles, Cost Price. Some of the above have been brought down stairs, and are placed in the middle of the shop for the convenience of customers.— Clearlng ont Sale at William Rattray's, New Zealand Houso, 62, Queen-street, Auckland. TTC^ ANTED KNOWN that the Victorian .: y y Loan and Discount Agenoy's Advertise nhent appears on 4th page. sth: column. * .<.<<:: - \\T~A~N T X JJ ,X IN U ,W I; N.,,



The Auckland Timber Company have on hand several Job Lots of Building Materials, whloh will bo aold as Great Bargains, to make room, Alas, all descriptions of Timber, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, Joinery, Turnery, &0,, at Lowest Prioes. 8. HOLDSHIP. Manager. \\r ANTED KNOWN-That I am sell iV T ing off at my Branoh Store in the .Market as well as at the Wakefleld-atreet Shop. N.B.—Ten oakea of Brown Windsor for Is. For Ono Month—at both Shops. WANTED, the Public to know thatl am selling Mattraases, Furniture, Sad dlory.-Tinware, Bruahware, Basketware, Hard ware. Grooery, Crookery, Oils, Paints, Varnißh,- Blooka, Hopes, Barrows, Ladders, Timber Jacks, Boots and Shoea, Corned Beef, &c., Cheaper than anywhere else in town. Opsn 'from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and -oh Saturdays till 9 p.m.—A. MoLkod Local Industry Store, 123, Queen street; WANTED- KNOWN—Did ybu ever know a Draper to reduce "every" article in price like Dampier is doing? Come and see the Infants' Boots at Id, ami the Ladies' ditto at 4s 6d; -; ,-! / , ;■,; ,- " ' WANTED KNOWN—That although . F. J. Somkkfield, Draper and Out fitter, 132, Queen-street, is not selling1 or dis posing of els Gooas like others in the trade, he will, to clear out the Winter Stock, Bell aa cheap aa anyone, ani will likewise return to all Cash Purchasers Two Shillings (2s) in the Pound to all parcels of I'wenty Shillings and upwards. Just opened: Fancy, Matting, Felt and Kidaer minster Carpets (a nice assortment); wJI be sold cheap to make room for others on the way. Special cheap lines in Dress Materials, Boys' and Men's Clothing, Hats, Caps, &o. Blankets and Ruga all prioes. Jackets and Ulsters to be cleared at very low rates.—F. J. SOMERFIELD Draper, .Outfitter, and Clothier. 132. Qneen-st. WANTED to Sell, 50 dozen of first choice Josephine Black and Coloured Kid Gloves (stitched backs), sizes. 6, 71, and 7}, at Is 3d per pair, worth 3s 6d. Real Maltese liace at la 3d, worth 2s Gd per yard.—W. Kyres, Kid Glove DepOt, Viotoria-utreet. \I7ANTKD KNOWN'—Muaic, Music, " » J . Muaie.—Another fresh lot of Piano Mu<io, all'at Cd: Songs, Dances, Pieces, fco.' Particular attentien 'is called' thia time ti the* Piece Music, ail at6d; no higher price. Come and see the grand display of It in the Auokland Market, near Wellesley-street.—\V. H. DamDier. ANTED, J. JKord's Uustomers to know that in consequence of the late fire he baa let the front of his 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 city.—J. Ford, Tailor, 166, Qneen-atreet "{vr ANTED, all the Ladies to call at my V v shop and see the Splendid Glass Sugar Basing and Butter Coolers at Is. and the most varied assortment of better qualities. Cream Justs, M: Jam Dishes, sid; Tumblers, 3Jd; Good .Jogs, 4}d; Best Gold and White China Cups and ; Saucers, lid; Tea ditto, 8d; White Stone, 6d and all other sorts equally cheap. Meat Dishes, 7d; Wellington Knife Polish, 8d; Old Brown Windsor, Soap, 7 cakes, la; and the cheapest and, best assortment of Vases, Ornaments, and' all kinds of Crockery and Stationery at 'English prices, Notei the addreßS. F. a. HBNMAN Karansahape Road, opposite Newton Hotel;, \\7ANTED, the Public ot Auckland to 7 V Know that, as really serviceable goods can now be got Ready-made, it la a mistake to get rubbish made to measure. From long ex perience,..!. Ford, Tailor, Queen-street, is able, at very little. above ready-made prices, to pro duce the Cheapest Suit to measure in tbia city, whether ybu consider the goods, the style and fit, or the price. Kiample: The prjco of. a decent Slop Bait is from 60S to 70b. I oan inako you a Suit from 70s to 90s whiob cannot be sur passed, being well shrunk and well-made in everyjrespocw If you want a Beat duit, try^my Fancy Coat, and Vest and, Moagiel Tweed Trousers, from 90a to 110s.' Try Ford's Trousers and-Vesta, from 32s 6d to 42a M; try Ford's- Trousers made from Twbkd, not cotton rnb blah. from 21a to.ys.Bd, ~...,,. ~,, , r ,,- TVrAN,TED.r T ,Wanted, *<> SeH).BQPSBr»: TT China' ftsrg'Cnpßi\2s doz; China Cups 4 aiid Saucers, 11sdoz; small size, 7s6d; Plates, 7Jd and 3d each; Basons, la 3d; BB Plateo. 2a 6d pair; Blue Sprig China Cupa and Saucers, 3d, ■ or, 7s Gd dfliß • Plates, fid end 7d eaoh: Baß&nsiis?; lot of 'B|iSfi Delf. Platen, 2jd and. 3rd f White •'Chambers. Is and la 3d; Brown Teapots, 9d to 2a; Black Teapots, is 6a?to 2s ;,Tumbers, 4s6d. dozen! Engraved Wine*, 6sdoz; Green Wines.i only id each: Water Bottles and G lass. Is to 2s;, Kngrayed Water Jngs. 3s and 3s 6d; Green 'Juga/ ls'6d: Juga, 2s 6d to 3a 6d- set of 3; Yellow Juga. 4d and'6d each; Harper Twolvetrees* Light" Blue, only 6d lb; Washlns; Powder. 8d doz; Candles', tana B}d; Jam, 7s: Tacks (1.000 in a paoket), id; Coal Tar Soap, 5 oakea for 6d; Teaspoons, only 2d: Iron Tablespoons, Id; Sar fline Knives, 2d; Hammers, 6d; Spectaoles. la, : 3 pair f6r Zs 6d-; Good Tea; Slbs for 5s 6d; Note paper, 5 quires for lOd; Envelopes, 2d,packet'; Canary Pipes, Id; Knifo Polish, to clean 500 knives, only 2d; about 20 dOz Chlgnoiis and Plaits, 3d to Gd each; Basona, set of 3, only lid ; Clothes Pegs, Is 3d gross; Cnpa and Saucers, 5s doz; Feeding- Bottles, with 2 brushes, Is; Good Bacon.-10d,T-H. WATT. Qrev-street.- '■■-' ; ■



__! ~,,,i . ; r, ,XiO^t..;.aha.'ii«'ouna^ -■■..-.':-'.-''; Tj OST, a Pouch containing four Oue JU P,ound;Notes'belonging to a Working Man.—'the' Finder will receive £1 reward by returning same to George' Lenitrum, Livery Stables, .Queen-street., ;. i •. .-'• (i LOST, either in town or suhurbs, a sign board of cart, marked "I. Schisohka." Reward, on returning to I. Sohischka, Grocer, 1 Opposite Army fc Navy Hotel. ,■ , ; ;■: ] :I LOST, between Graf ton Road and P.itt street on the ■ 6th "inst, a Lady'a Gold , Watch.—Whoever will return the same to Mrs'< Gurrle; ritt-Btreet, will be rewarded. ■ - MISSING— A Hand Truck. —The, '- finder will be rewarded on bringing it lo .John Buchanan, Custom-house-street. •■■..; . .;•; !': -->y'■>■>■ Biuoational. t:, TOiSKESFORD-STKiSET SCHOOL. ! . EVENING OLABSES,:: y <■'.-£ *■■ -Conducted by Mb E. T. Hart flate Senior Head, master under the Birmingham School Board), Will be Rffi-OPENKD on MONDAY, "August 8, ■' ■•" ' at 7.30 p.m. ; Fee, Ten Shillings per Quarter (payable in advance). Ed. M. C. HARRISON, i ■'. ~ / 'A '.■. '■ . Headmaster. ■ Board, ana itesiaence. '> /COMFORTABLE Board and Residence \j for two Young Gentlemen of quiethablts, five minutes walk from Queen-street,—Address, at this office. . '-a ViOVERNOiI BKOWNE HOTEL; \JC I.?;;. HOS3ON-STREET. ~/il Boakd ANO Lobqino ...2 per Week Single R00m....„ 255. \' : OQTS AND,SHOES, Leather,- aa^ "Grindery.—The undersigned has * jnst reoeiveo, ex ' DUckeld' and ' Astunore.' his lirst of Spring and Summer Goods, viz, 45' truoks Women's and Children's Bootsand Shoes in great variety, 2 toua of Iron Lasts of Best Shapes, 80 packages' General Shoe Tools, 5 oases Frenoh Calf and India Kip, Kid and Patent Leathern. —O. C. Fleming. Durham-street-East. TVTEW zealawjj insukajnux; J3| ><■ ..y< COMPANY.. Capital.. _ _i _ _ « fiLOOO,OOO Reinsurance and Reserve Funds ;_■ ' £150,000 LIBEEAIi CONDITIOKS. MODEEATE EAT^S,: •I ""PROMPT SETTLEMENTS] -;xl . tTNDOUBTED SECURITY.



Personal. WANTED, the Person to kindly return the Pup that followed him from Stam ford House, Symonds-atreet, on, 3rd instant. To Liet. nnO LET, a4-rootned Cottage, Stor6-room 8 underneath, open register grate, and every convenience, garden, Norfolk-street Ponsonby, RichmondHoad (end).) CFLET. Two Furnished Room ; terms moderate.— Apply to Mrs Bindon, Con quest Place. Parnell. T' O LET, Two Superior Unfurnished Rooms, with fire place.—Apply to S. Young, Greyhound Stables, Queen-street. O LET, a three-roomed Cottage off Vincent-street, in good order; rent. 8s per week.—Apply to J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent. rfXTLE I", a Uronc noom lunlurnished), 1 lour doors from the Young Men's Rooms, Albert-street.—For addreas apply this offloe. rrio LET, Shop, with good dwelling and i large outhouses, junction of Kybor Pass and Newmarket; good stand for a store.— Appiy to E. Porter and Co., Ironmongers, Kew market.^ TO LET, a Two and Turee.roomed Cot tage ; rent, la and 4s Od. in advance.-O. S, Bliiß, Howe-street, top end. TO LET, two Rooms, Nelson-street.— Apply Star Office. r¥lO LET, a Furnished Koom, with use of JL kitchen; rent moderate.—Mona View, opposite Mr Nathan's. Karangahape Koad. T O LET, a Comfortable Six-roomed Cottage; Register Grates, Garden, and good Water-supply.—Apply H. J. lUordan, Nelson-street, near Cook-street. O LET, Gentleman's Kesiaence and Grounds, beautifully situated near Shelly Beaoh, Ponsonby; house contains 11 apartments, with necessary out-houses, surrounded by forest and fruit trees, water frontage, view of harbour unsurpassed. — V. JT.T Evans, Agent, next to " Herald" offloe. Queen-street. TO 'LET, with immediate possession, one of those beautiful New Shops at the corner of Hobson and Victoria Btreets; water laid on, and every convenience for living on the pro misea—J. M. Lennox, Estate Agent, Auckland. TfcTORTH SHORE,—To Let, a newly. _13i erected Villa Residence, a few minutes walk from Devonport Wharf. Also, several Cottages.—Apply to R. and It, Duder, House Agents. ' ':' >"._ JTIIRST FLOOR to Let, situated over L' Norwich Union Company's offices, Queen street.—Apply_Kdward Blnney, Fort-street. fiENTRAITOFFfcES, Goodson's Cor \_V . ner.—Two of the large Rooms to Let.— Hicks'on's G.N L. Agency. i :.: i:~ - For Oaie. - , -



I7IQK, SALE-10 Shares id'the Stud Co. <JC ' If not sold .privately, will: be sold by auotion next Friday, George Slbbln. lilOR SALE. Well-bred Young Pigs IJ'.ifWeariera),'los onoh.-^J. W. Oarr, Three Kings. < |ji O X SA L E (Cheap), a Jirst-class V Chronometer.—Apply to Captain Finlay- Bon, on board the barque Dnnkeld., ■ : s/iOR SALE or Lease, Logan Bank, ' V Jermyn-Btreet. frontage to the harbour, lately occupied by Dr. Campbell.—Apply to Brown, Campbell & Co. tTIOR SALE, a First-class Country Store, ?'.' doing a largo and increasing business, or a Partnership could be arranged with a practical man having a moderate capital.—For full par tionlars apply personally to W. EC Metoalfe, 29, N.Z, Insurance Bnildings. inOK IMMEDIATE SALK (cheap), in F Ponsonby. a really good and well-finished Seven-roomed House, scullery and washhouse, splendid well, tank, &0., and large earden.— Apply to John: Soppet, Land Agent, &0., Kort street. PONSONBY. -For Sal.c, the Dedwood Store,—Apply to B. Home, Shortland etreet. ■ • DEVONPOKT, Morth Shore.—Cottage's to Let, Furnished and Unfurnished. Good Building Lots for Sale.-Olivor Mays, Poßt-offlce Store, Devonport. KYBER PASS ROAD.—Corner Allot ment, 80 x 100 feet, with House and good Well of Water, For Sale; price, £250. —0. Wlllittmson, Kstate Agent, Vulcan Lane. OUSINESS FOR SALE.-In a well- JD known gum district,, a General Store doing a fair business in Kauri Gum : has been eatabUaocl seven years.—Apply to C. 0. Fleming, Durham-street Hast. -| KS. PER FOOT—Ponsonby—Splendid IP Building Lots, each 66 z 132, fenced, and in good grass, with unequalled view Of and close to the harbour. The whole ot the money may remain at moderate interest to thoeo about to build.—Apply to Thomas Melville, Accoun tant, High-street, Auckland., ' gjV O R S a L E, «\ Handaomo New Residence, situated in Wood-street, near College Koad. Ponsonby., The house is thoroughly well bnilt, beautifully finished off, and fitted with every oonvenienoe, such a* bath-room, gag, &c; large Corner Allot ment ; splendid view of city and harbour.—D. F. jo vans. Estate Agent, next "Herald" office, Queen-street. IpOK SALiis, nesiaence ana Grounds, V Wood-street. Ponsonby; house S rooms, &<:.. verandah round threes sides, Out-houses, Stable, fee.; nice position, oorner lot. Splendid Garden, about one acre, in which stand some , flno matured fruit and forest trees, such as ?Walnut. Cherry. Pears, Norfolk Pines, fco» fco, view ot oity, harlionr. North Shore. &o. I am instructed to effect an immediate Bale; the owner leaving the district.—l). F. Evans, Kstate Agent, next "Herald" office, Queen-street. TjIOK saijE, isricfc House (almost new), " t rooms, wash-house, and scullery, on two allotment (garden), having a frontage to two streets, in a nice sheltered position, near College Head.—l). F. Evans, Estate Agent,next "Herald" office, Qnoon-atreet. i; ij^OK SALE, Wellington-street, two 1? Shops and Dwellings in first-class position; now oooupied (leasehold), only :£IOO.—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, next "Herald" office, Queen-street. ",..'■ _.. LHOK IMMKOIaTb SAjub, iv Angiesea fj street, a House (in good order), 6 rooms, besides ' wash-houee, stable, wood-shod, etc.'; good well, large corner allotment, 132 feet frontage to Anglesea-street, fully stooked with fruit trees and flowers; splendid view of city and harbour; very desirable. Price, only £550. -D. !F. Evans, Estate Agent, next "Herald" office, Qneen.atreet. , : , |{1,... (i O -X ~~S ~A L, E., , Concentrated Blood and Bone Manure manu factured by the undersigned, v No mineral matter whatever to1 used in the preparation, and we can confidently recommend it,! Price:, Ist Quality,£9porton, bags inoluded; 2nd Qanlity, £6 per ton, bass inoluded. Samples can be seen, and furthor information obtained, upon application to' ,<; H.•. 1: ... ■■ FISHER & C 0.," _ ! Queen-street "|JI O R S A L E.~ ■ - For Sale, at Stokes1 Polnt-BuUdlng Allot ment, 60 x 12. _ For Sale—SnUfc" Little Farm of 10 Acres, ad joining Mciiars Ireland's Tan Yard, Panmure; thoroughly cultivated, new house, il-6taU stable, KingAtreet^^ Paddock Seotlonß,'fi37.-" "" '?"* King-street-r3 allotments;- £02 x 201 ft, SAX '" ."■ , KiuK-streetriJ.allotm'ent»a3 ft frontage, £23. £t PonßOritiy-3 choice allotments, *85 for the lot Several City and Suburban Hotels in good positions. fat. George's Bay Koad Parnell— Freehold 'blook, 300 feet by 140 feet. •>, Poneontiy—Three Choice Allotments. ' l '- ToLet;at-fetokes'Point-Two Marine Villas, also 5-roomed Cottage. , N i THOMPSON &MORRIS, i i .Brokers, Mouse, Land, and General ~. Commission Agents., . ' No. 41, N.Z. Insurance1 Buildings, next Acci dent Insurance Company. , •■ , ' :■'.■'■•



I ':;r>KKKa3 PRIME.' .. /WO TAR ANAKI BUTTER ■ ':"& W. BINNEY AMD CO., r^ .ai!.;lv-.' ■■ Qubkn-strkkt. ' ..': 100 TONS PRIME CANTEBBUBY POTATOES J i ..::•'.•■■■ fG. S,;'JAKINS^;;';;1- ; ; _.. ;.'•; \ _ I ,;'•; CtraTOM EronSE-STEIBBT.'•„; \'' i B |,j O i 'lij; 'Meetings. ' .V.. .<;.';■.■■■■"•■. ■^l'oUß'i' EUKEKA, Nq, 6171. A.OJV The Members of the above Court are requested to attend the usual Fortnightly Meeting, held in the Alexandra-street School-room, on MONDAY EVENING next. August Bth, to transact ihe regular business, and receive the New District Laws. .-»'. -*.*■■ i;i; •„ ~,■'■;-,--: - M. a keesing, ■ \ <g* -" Secretary. A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. The Third Monthly Meeting will be held in the Museum Buildings on,MONDAY, the Bth instant, when the following papers will be read:— \ '. .'■. 1. " Experiments in Sorghum Cultivation," by Mr Justice Gillies. 2. '"The Shadow of Justice," by Mr E. A. Maokeohnio. , . .* S. "The New Zealand Dasoyllidffi," by Capt T. Brown, M.G.B. ~.>">■ ■"■,■ ~ •: The attendance of Ladles Ja invited. ~. ■ :,'■•§ '■ ' ;" " T. F, CHEESEMAN, :'/ •'.-' 'V ",' ; '.' .. i ■ .Secretary. BAY OF ISLANDS COAL COMPANY (LIMITED). ; \' The Half-! early Meeting of Shareholders in the above Company .will be held, in the Large Room of the New Zealand Insurance Buildings, pn.MONDA'Y,August 8, at 3 p.m. '■"^ Business: To receive Dlreotora" report and .accounts for the half-year ending June ~30,;i88i. i--i ~ •- ■■ ;"••> ■.;■■ ■;;■»;,;•: "■ -" 'ifhe Transfer' Books of the Company-will bo closed from Monday, July 25, till Monday, August 8, both dates inclnsive. By order of the Board of Directors. -.; HRKEY GILFILLAN, JUN., Secretary. 10, N.Z. Insurance Building?, - Ju1y22,1881. i«i . . r •xr-.'ij^t'd;;-.: ;;t/ ....»t- : c Ye,.: WAN.TED,;by tho inhabitants of Auckland, an unfettered daily Presa, that will unseal Ita mind; and open its.Upa when disloyal meetings and anoh like eccur among Her Majesty's buo jeota. and to tha public dii credit ol.'the Colony i of NeWZeiUana. ■■ '



Ecclesiastical. ARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Morning, at 11, Rev. T. Buddie; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. KM^lsitt. YODNG~MEN'S UriRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert Btreeta.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. Friends are cordially invited. A BiBLK CLASS for MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. OT. SEPULCHRE'S CHURCH. -Home KD Mission Sunday.-—Holy Communion, B a.m.; Morning Prayer, 11 a.m.—preacher the Right Rev. the Bishop; Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.ni. * P~~ ITT-STREET WESLEYAN OHURCH.-Mornin?, at 11, Rev. W. Morley; Evening, at 6 30, Rev. H. R. Dewsbury. GEAFTON UOAD WESLEYAN CHURCH.—Morning, at 11, Rev. W. C. Oliver; Evening, at 8 30. Mr Barton. "VTEWMARKET WESLEYAN ll CHURCH.-Morning, at U, Rev. L. M, Isitt; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. W. C. Oliver. The Collections at the services to-morrow are In aid of the Sabbath School Fund. ORTH SHORE WESLEYAN CHURCH.-Morning, at 11. Mr G. T. Marshall: Evening, at 6 30. Mr H. Field. EULERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES CJ —Divine Service in the Public School room • To-morrow Evening, at 6.30 o'clock, by Mr Cheescman. . ARCH-HILL WESLEYAN Skß- VlCKß.—Divine Service will be conduoted in the Public School-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30 o'clock, by Mr Booster. TTNITED METHODIST FREE U CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streeta.- Sunday Services, August|7th. to be conduoted in the Morning at 11, and X veiling at 6.30, by the Rev. T. Hodgson. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, JL Alexandra-street—The Rev. MrWhewell will preach in the Morning, at 11; and the Rev. J. Lone; in the Kvenintf, at 6..30. Subjeot for evening discourse. Exceeding great and pre cious promiaeg." ■ PRIMITIVE METfIUuXST CHURCu,, r Franklin Road.—Professor Fraser will deliver his Lecture, "Our Young Folks," on Monday Evening noxt, August Bth. Commence at 7.30. TlokeU. Ib. PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES, Excel ior Hall, Upper Pitt street.-The Rev. J. Long will preaoh in the Afternoon at 3 o'olock. I HRANKLIN ROaD PRIMITIVE 1 MBTHODIST CHURCH.-Divine service h this Church To-morrow Morning and Kvon ing, by Rev. J. Guy. XfEWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO JLI DIBT OHURCH.-Divine servloa in this Church To-morrow Afternoon, at 3, and at 6 30 p;m., by Mr T. H. Smith. ' riONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres \J ford-street—The usual Services will be oon ducted To-morrow (Sunday), by the pastor, the Rev. J. Robertson, in the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6.30 In the evening Mr Robert son will deliver his fifth Lecture on the Bible. Subject, " The Inspiration of the Bible." "jVTEWTON WEST SCHOOL-ROUM.— IM • Presbyterian Service.—The Rev. D. ■•' Ruuciman, M.A,, will preach To-morrow, - ■■ • p.m."" . " ';.' " . . ' . LORNE-STREET HALL—UN SECT A RI AN SUNDAY SERVICES^ August 7.-, Morning Service only, at 11, oobduotett by the Rev. 8, Edger, B.A. Subjeot: "The Coming Commercial Christian, or how Chrlat would handle Money." -' -■•■'_



"TTIfIE MAKVJSLLOUS THING," sob i A jeot To-morrow Bvening, at 8.30. by Kdw. Lewis, ICvano-eliot. at the Christiana" Mooting House, top of Cook-street. You are earnestly .invited. No collection. . ■ ■ ■ , OkTAHUHU PUBLIC HALL.-The ' Bey. Thomas Spurgeon will (D. V.) preach in the above Hall on Thursday next, August 11, at 7.80 p.m. Sankey's Hymn-book used. C'XHOKAb HALL.-Geo. A. Brown will J deliver a Lecture on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subjeot, "Miracles and Modern Unbelief." Morning Service at the Temperance Hall. mHEATRE ROYAL: SUNDAY EVEN. JL ING SERVICES, under the conductor the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Seats Kree. nnEMPERANCE SERMON On this occasion, viz., the Anniversary of the Hope ot Pernell Lodge, 1.0. G.T., Rev L. M. laitt has kindly consented to V reach a Temper ance Sermon in the Wesleyan Chapel, Parnell, on 7th August. Service to oommenoe at 6.30 p.m. ' B. LeROY, for Committee. r'jpWELFTfI ANNIVERSARY OF THE X MOUNT ALBERT WESLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. Services in connection with the above will be held at the Mount Albert Wesleyan Church on SUNDAY, the 7th August, when the Rev. J. Bond will preach in the morning, at 11 o'clock; the Rev. W. Morley will address the Scholars and Friends at 3 o'clock p.m., and will also preach in the same place at 6.30 o'olock. On TUHBDAY following, the 9th August, a Soiree and Public Meeting will be held; the chair to be taken by the Rev. W. Morley. Musical selections will be rendered. Tea on the tables at 6.30 o'clock. /?OIURCH OF ENGLAND HOME j ' MISSION. COLLECTIONS in aid of the above will be made throughout the Diocese TO-MORROW (Sunday), 7th instant, and Churohmen are earnestly solicited to give liberally, as the work of; the Mission is much curtailed for want of funds, , :,;. By order of the Standing Committee. WM. 8. COCHRANE. v \ ••*. v 3:' Seoretary. Augustß, 1881. • ■ ;. -I ; i Tenders.' • ' A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. x3L —— r~ • i TENDERS FOR • WHARF. STOKK'B POINT DISTRICT. j Harbour Board Office, .:,■>.> : Auckland, July 28th, 1881. M Tenders will be received at this office, until TUESDAY, the 9th August, at noon, for the Construction of a Wharf, Stokes' Point District, in terms of plans and specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Office, < ; :\ \. , 'the lowest or any tender not necessarily acceptod. Tenders to be endorsed " Tender for Wharf, Stokes" Point District."



F. E. COMPTON. '"■* ; - ,■' >',•'. ~ ... . ..Chairman. rnENDEKS tor Improvements to. the . I- ' Teacher's Dwelling, Devonport (North. Shore) will bo received by the Education Board. Wyndham-straet. Auokland, until noon Of WEDNESDAY, 10th Anguat instant Plan and specification- at the Offloo of the. Board, and on application to Mr Oliver Mays, 'Chairman of School Committee, Devonport, m O B-. U I L D E R !SF Tenders will be received by the undersigned nntil noon of WEDNESDAY, August 12th, for the Sreotion of a Private Resldenoe in Vincent street. .. ... -'• ' •• ■' Plans, &c, at my office, Quaen-streot. . ~ . . P. HKRAPATH,; ■;■■■-. ''• ■■■■'■ Arohiteot. rp v op am tc r a'. ..Tenders will be received up till noon on MONDAY, the Bth Instant, far Fainting the b.b. ' Maogregor.' Speolßcation to be seen at the ofHceofthe jr.: A- . ■ ■ NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO, (LIMITED), V bus :'/( 67, Queen-street, A. MCGREGOR. . * ■■•-■■ Managing Director. rp o B: xr I L p ER s. Tenders -will be received until noon of SATURDAY, the 13th instant, for the Erection of a Villa Residence in Hepburn-street. ... P^ *°"at my »RY G.WADE, ■ ■ • - Architect. • Queen-street. rri ob v 1. l dej? s. Tenders will be received until noon of TUES DAY, August 9th, 1881, for the Erection and Completion of a Manse ac Onehunga. m m EDWARD BABTLEY, " j ' ~ Arohiteot mOBUILDERSS Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, August 12th, for the Erection of SJiopand Brick Building in Queen-street EDWARD BARTLKY. i j Arohiteot IT» Q B TJ 1 L D E R S. Tendew will be received until Noon of MONDAY, the Bth of August for the Erectloß 'of a Villa Residence on the Mount Eden Road. Plans, etc, at Offloes south British Bhambers. I EDMUND BKLL. Architect. nn ,o , B U I L D E R s. Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY. August 13. for Alteration and AddiHona to Six-roomed House at Mangere, near One hunga. Plans. &c, at Mr J. Smiths, end of Mangere Bridge. , . , . -~ t • •' I • Election Notice ' * '.;'. T^LECTORAL DISTRICT OF WAIPA, j TO;THB ELECTOES OP WABPA, , 1,/' Gestlrmbst,—lt is my Intention to offer my self, at tho next General Election, aßaCandidato jo;reipresent your Districtliii^&e Genera j ''tJ-Jr ! i-i/i'/.OiJiVi .A M "i'J. iiy.ljS'J .Assembly .uai.p n<.n ■ <{& ' MOKSO^r , Klhlklhl, July 1,1881.



Funeral Notices. A. O.F. r<OURT CITY OF KJ AUCKLAND, No. ffljfiasi&i@ Tha Officers and Mem- WBB£&mwß\ bere of the above Court uEMHa==\<Brlare requested to assemble J7liwra?nistat t*l6 NU Desperandum t fnSlSSttiSvl Courtroom, Karangtibape ■Jlfesß^SiaJSlßoaa, a t 3.15 p.m. TO MORROw (Sunday), for the purpose ot following the remains of ocr late Bro. Thomas Donnkijcy, of Court Northern Wairoa, to their last resting place. Members of other Courts respeotf nlly invited. By order of C.R. T, W. ALLEN, Seoretary 3978. COURT EUREKA, PIP Tno Members of the Kraj^SES' above Court are requested «§kf X KrWlilo attend the Funeral of WfS/tr K~"tfHnolir late Bro- Thomas flTfsllsWl.wlDoNNKliY' which will I ?'«l take Placa TO-MORROW 'iB|!6Jl^ e TSßfis'(3andßy), 7th instant, at 3.30 p.m., from Karangahape Road (near Wadders bakery). Black Sash, White Gloves, and White Tie. Byorder,ftheC.«. HKKKsiN(}i , Seoretary. A.O.F. PIOURT ZEALAN. jggekj. \J DIA, A.0.F..A.D. Ofilcora and Members of the above Court are here tiesM![m*6K<.by invited to attend the F/mRIBHaJEa*! Fnnei-al of Bro. Thomas t, TiS^iSSn IDonnbiiy, of Court Nor- LftSSiMflllHfliiern Wairoa, TO-MOR- ROW (Sunday) Afternoon. The cortege leaves the Courtroom of Court Nil Desp&randum, Karangahape Road, at 3,30 o'clock-. Regalia: Black Sashes and White. -Gloves. • •■ :•; By order of the C.R. - FRED. CHRISTMAB, Secretary. COURT NIL DESPERAN , DUM, No. 6i95, A.O.F. ■Members of the above Court are requested to assemble at the Court room, Masonio Hall, Newton, TO MORROW (Sunday), at 3.15 p.m., to the Funeral of our late Bro. Thomas Donnelly. ■ • ,'By.orderottheaßi. 'i '< ' I !■ 1 H. T. GABRATTi Sec. ■:.;;"",.;,";' Dividends., ; '



rjrtAUPIRI COAL MINING COM. rJL, PANY (LIM[T«D). N OT ICE. A Dividend of ONE SHILLING per Share has been declared by the Directors, and will be Payable at the Company's Office, Fort-street, Auckland, on and after MONDAY, the 18th instant. ' FRANZ SHBRFF. ' Auckland,6th.August, 1881. : : , Secretary. , j ■.'-.; Gold—lining Notices. T>EUBEN PARR GOLD XL .COMPANY (Limited). A Call (the 3rd) of la per Share has tbia day been made by the Directors of the above Com pany, payable to the undersigned at the Office of: the Company, Shortland street, Auckland, on SATURDAY. 20th inst.,lßßL ' , F. A. WHITE, • ' Manager. Auokland, Ith August, 1881. N.B.—This Call is made to pay for the: pur chase of the Dauntless and Sink to Rise Mine. r\LD GOLDEN CALF GOLD MINING VJ COMPANY (LIMITED). A Call of One Shilling per Share on the Com pany's Capital has been made by the Directors, payable to the Manager, at the Company a Office, New Zealand Insurance Buildings, Auok land, on Wednesday, the 14th September, 1881. D. G. MACDONNELL, ■ '- Manager. Auckland, Augusts,lßßl.,. <. • , ■, . ;• 1' THE undersigned, hereby make application > to register the " GWYNNE'S GOLDMIN ING COMPANY. LIMITEP," as a Limited Company under the provisions of " The Mining Companies' Act, 1872.". . ~ .'.:... 1. .The name iof :the Company is to be "Gwynne's GoldminingrCompany, Jj!mlted,"-f' 2. The place of operations is at the Tiki, Coro-; mandel. )i. " :.'. ••' •"• ■ ' '>''■■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • 'i> •3. The registered office of the Company will be situated at Auckland. ,■ .; I • 4. The nominal capital of the Company is' Thirteen thousand five hundred and fifty Pounds 5. The number of ■ shares subscribed for is Thirteen thousand five hundred and fifty, being not less than two-thirds' of the entire number of shares in the Company. \ . , :; - ■. s d. The number of paid-up shares is Five hun dred and fifty. .:■-.:. • '!::■■■)'■ ; i. : ' 7. The amount already paid up ta Five hundred and fifty Pounds. ■. ~ . " , 3. The name of the Manager is John Richard R^nderaon. ; . k _ r: ;.'• :.' ■■ <;-! •' 9. The names and addresses and occupations of the Shareholders, and the number of shares held by caoh at this date, are as follow:— ■ Shares. Robert Frater, Auckland, broker«.. ' '.. 400, Francis Tiernan, Coromandel, miner .'. 1600 Edward Torrona Briaaenden, Auckland, . . gentleman .. .. ;.. ... .. 100 George Croughly Gordon, Auokland, mer chant .. .. .. .. .. .. 400 Bernard MoOaffrey, Coromandel, miner ~' 3400 Joseph Craig, Auokland, merchant.. ..200 Johanna Stone, Auckland, widow .. .. 200 Dennis Rubie, Auckland, rbstaurant- I keeper.. v.- .. v. ".:'.. 800 Charles Gibbs, Coromandel, storekeeper .. 400 Robert. Charles Greenwood,. -Auckland, . ; auctioneer c..' .. ■;..-...-.. 400 Albert Walker, Auckland, gentleman -.. ' 400 William; Henry: Conn ell, Auokland, BOli- : ' i oitor .. .. .:.'•-:.' "..; .. •'.. ;40Q 1 Jonn 1 j Richard I Randerson,- - Auckland, ' 1 broker i iu< t.i -ji'J ;..' j'.'; '..400 I John Richard Randerson, intrust .. „ 4150 I iM jxsn iv ■.!■:■:.-. --'U '■<■•■; 13,550 Datcdthia fifth day of Augußt,lßßl.;'" l; ; ,' 'Witness to signature of John RJchardßan %erson.t.ivo'. t;r!;-n:.;v,>.:;c-i!vi;ip; ;;.-•' .•■-; v." • J. FEIABCIiABKKi:"W "t1 ■:•■' rtlW ■■■■ ■-• ■;!-,. ~t i ?■*"• 0V: 'JOHNrR.-RANDERSdN, .'".':',..'" ■ ■■ ..■-•■■■ - •-■■ - Manager. I,! John Richard' Randerson, do soloninly and slncerely.claolarathat^-.a >: k-H-^SSIH ' ■.:■ "t 1.1 am the i Manager of the said intended i •■■: Company,' : >: !) "; ; ,;'." "Go :.; 2.: The above statement is, Id tne/best'ot my : belief and, knowledge,' true in every . •'paTtioular, and'l make this solemn de • olaration, conscientiously believing the ' sanie'tobetrue,.andby virtue of an Act : • of the General Assembly of New Zea- I land intituled " The Justices Of the Taken before mo, this fifth day: of August, 1881. J.Friar Clarke, J.P. >;/.:. . . •' .



I THE Onderaigned, hereby make applica . tion to Register the "SOVEREIGN GOLD MINING COMPANY." asa Limited Company under the provisions of " The Mining Companies' Act,l?72.'', -~■. . • ~-,• .:•.-..; .- . 1 he name of th c Company is to be "The Sovereign Gold Mining Company, Limited." 2. ■ The place of operations is atthe Tiki GtoM field, Coromandel.•' ■'■ ; ■ ' ■' .; ,'/ 3.; The registered office of the, Company will. be situated at Auckland. . ; ._, •„'■ ~;..,. -4. The nominal capital of the Company is l Twelve Thousand Pounds in Twelve thousand; shares of one pound eaoh. >i; •■■■' ■■•-■ '"?¥s._ " '' ■ 5. The number of shares subscribed'.fer' is Twelve thousand, "being the entire number of shares in the Company. ; .;.;.' .; '>' ■. 6. The number, of paid-up shares is Nil. / - . 7. The amount already paid up is N,I1« ■ ■ •;; - 8. The same of tho Manager is John Plnnket Stodart :V; :, ' .'V,;- '\^'J- : 7,\ . 9. The names and addresses and occupations lof the Shareholders, and the number of shares held by eaoh at this date, are as follow.:— : .!.. Shares. G. Carew Fitzgibbon, Kapanga, native interpreter .. ..' ■••'-- •• ,250 George McLeod, Kapanga, gentleman .. 4250 Michael Fury, Coromandol, hotel-keeper.. 250 Samuel James Hobbs, Coromandel, miner 250 Donald McPherson, Marcury Bay, buloher 600 Robert Jukes (Mover, Coromandel, coach proprietor, .. .... .. „ 500 Charles Dunster, Coromandel, butoher - 500 John Kerr, Coromandel, miner .. .. 250 Philip Henry Blackmore, Coromandel, miner .. .. .. .. .. .. 150 John Fitzgerald, Coromandel, miner .. 150 Hori Ngakapa, Coromandel, native chief 200 William Fraser, Thames, gentleman .. 1000 Michael Cochrane, Coromandel, hotel keeper .. ii". .■','— .. .. 500 Patrick Brodie, Coromandel, hotel-keeper 1000 John Plunket Stodart, Auckland, agent _ 250 Charles J. Hutchison, Auckland, merchant 1000 James-McGregor, Coromandel, miner ~ 600 Alfred Kidd, Auckland, hotel-Keeper .. 600 „ 12,000 Dated this fifth day of August, ISBI. .'" '~ JOHNP. STODART, . .... ... . Manager. • Witness to signature of John Plunket Stodart: ' (Signed.) James Babeb. ■■. , X, John Plunket. Stodart; do., solemnly and sincerely declare that—' ' "'.. '■'."., '.•!■'■ ~.-.. 1.1 am the Manager of the said Intended Company. ;' " 2. Tho above statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, true In every par ticular, and I make this solemn declara tion conscientiously believing the same 1" to be true, and br virtue of an Act of tho General Assembly of New Zealand in tituled "The Justices of the Peace Act, : 1866."' ' • JOHN P. STODART. Taken before me: ..,„-■ • James Babkb, J.P. ■■•- •-1 -• • ■ J*-fWTO"iim IrENt'on feuidißb 3bf JL" , Society principles, or on other termfls toßUlt borrdwera.'.' Mortgages and Jjoananego tiated, Boa List of Properties for sale on fourth page.' Six per cent allowed on money deposited tor investment.—C WlLT,»imrW, Land, Estate and Financial Asent, Vulcan Lane.



Jfnblic Notices. ULMAN'S PHOTO ROOMS, Shoktland-street. Tourists and Visitors are invited to inspect Palman'a Views of the Hot Lakes, Auckland and Bush Scenery, &c The greatest variety of Original Portraits of Maori Celebrities in New Zealand. PHOTOGRAPHYIN ALL ITS BRANCHES; ' T> E M O V A L. Alfred Cucksey begs to inform his nu merous friends that he has Removed from Wakefieldstrtet to his New atore on the Mount Kden Road, near Smith's Stables. All Goods at town prices. First-class articles guaranteed. Families waited on daily. Agent for the Mount Eden Railway Station Coal and Firewood Depot. AUCKLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. REVISED NEW TESTAMENT/ The Arawata has arrived with shipment of the above, and will be released from quarantine onSunaaynext . JO X O B A T I O N 1 TVTRS. TAYLOR, late Matron Immigra- XTJ. tlon Barraoks, desires to thank those Ladies and Gentlemen who kindly contributed towards her passage to England. IJIOR £4 10s, £410s, £4 10s, (iood Black orßlueSnits to measure at J. Williams. Tailor, Victoria-street. '.. ■JgJ LECT Ri C LIGHTI |. :■ '! KLKCTRIC LIGHT! V\> ° ' 1500 fts ELECTBIC SPERM CANDLES, Bd. peh ft. ■', ''"'' -r ■ r"E ':' wr:' "sy.T.v ,/. ;•■■ ' ; YICTOKIA-STEEET.



T»n mm™ i~lOUCHKSJ,n;asyuhßirsand T SSSS?1. Xtoi^ 0*I***"^ d6S- B7,gueen-Bt. tinpt, Uoor Mata. Bath Mats. 1 mBLKSCOPH Tables. Oval t»n nnnin? -*- Tables, Round Tables, Queen-st Writing Tables, Oooasionai 87, yueen-st. T^ieg, Coff6e mA Glpgy i ,'-i() >. -.. Tables &o ; .. ~...?■?:/>-3 ■li ib-rt rnmrtc C* ILT Chimney Glasses and : • wffiSSSrtL ' " Mahogany Toilet Glasses , 67, qaeen-flt. jn; great variety. .-■■.-;.- ~- , <n frnnrinmr TKON BKDSTKADS — Half ?'&£- n^n °jF' 1 Tester, French,' Stump, 67, Queen-st. Foidin'g, Iron chair JBofi ._ :...,_ Bteaas and Iron Cota. , /^XLTCornlcesandFollahed T.&H.000K15, AX ■ Cornice Poles, Venotian • 67, Qooon-Bt. , Blinds, and Patent {Spring ~,.-•• RoUerßlinds. ..;,'■■.,. ,; ' WARDROBKS, Drawers, Washstanda. Toilet i 67, Queen-st. Ware, in single and double j sets.. . T IBKRAL DISCOUNT to m b.tt rnrvrrw -" Cash Purchasers. All ■'ta on^SS^' goods dqliveredFßßßin town 67. yueen-st, ■ B a tai O guesforwarded|on pub .. ~ 4 ~....., ;,, Ucatlon. __ "ii':i:S .".\\i i BU B LI O NO T I CE. UPPKR SYMOHDS.STEEET. H. M. BROADGATE, CHKMIST, . Having sold his Business, begs to thank his numerous oustomers for the very liberal patron age bestowed on him during the last 31 years, . and confidently solicits continuance of the same for his successor.- " •' ;"' '' , .'• ■ N.B.—An Early Settlement of all Outatanding Accounts will greatly oblige. . > Yours truly, ; H. M. BROADGATB. -, J; J. HAiiID'AY, having Pnrchasedf • ; tha Business of H, M. Broadgate, would*. assureMa friends and the public in general that nothing shall* be wanting on his part to meet their wishes and eeoure their increasing and. merited confidence and support. . , h , ■ !■ ■VTOTICB OF RB.M OY A%; , D. F. X VANS is Removing into more' i Con venient Offices (those adjoining W. Thome, kbo.., Solicitor), next the " HeraldI'office, Queen- Btreet," i :.'. .■/' -.':. a-■■> i-i ■■■■■'■; | D. F. BVANa,- .11 ! ,'.: . :.;• ' , HoufloandKstatoAgent. No. 139, Queen-street, (next ? Herald" office). ■ ■VT'OT-ICEv -Q-iF.. R^M. O:V';A rX; W. H. JACOBS. Bootmaker, has Removed*1 'from Upper Queen-street to more Central Pre mises, 15, VioroKiA-STREKT, tlirdfl doors aboyo Union Bank. • , ]',ii "" ' POTATOiES ! '"" POT AT OES ! r/siuaj.'l' .;P.OTATOEBIr ,^o oica savel : Tho undersigned have in stock:—' :'A . j Prime Waikato. Table PotATOKa j ct Pbimk Canterbuby - po^^— ■ -»r I HOBAKTOWN SBKt) DO i Flukes /&X&a o*j SASHLEAF KIDNViYS -■■ ■ ; ..Taylor's Kidneys - ■•■;-* M ii f '! i vAOKfibNTs KiDHErB,'&o., &c, &o. They are also prepared to supply, in any quan tity, their celebrated MIXTURE FOR'ROOT CROPS and MIXTURE FOR GREBN.OROPa. the use of whioh' Ms produced such remarkable results as to need no comment,' ' n't'JtßT.slt Also, all kinds of Bonedust and Guano, in any. quantity. dnii-t.-io k.u-. ok. :■■• ■-• o. ■ ■>! ;.i flt i w j. hujrst & co., v; r . ; bSO« • r"l0li QTIiBEN.:STBEET; ," ...1 '.■" '6:fF!l''E''P""' O' F" ""C"O U.".Gil INITKN. JJINUTKS. '•" ;-' '• /•" * 's HA ;R L.'.^N p'B ';.' '■■ .;.,'. \



Q HKB itsY>i t -piEOTJOiRAIi, *-! (1&1( 'mfld fes'ro.ii.'.'fip'criifeii: •• )T ;:-: ,'j ' D-J APOTHECARIES' HALL,; •,;! '"" jj i E- W;1 ObnoßltePost-office. '.'''.. .IVI-m h To Clear.our Yardi Taro now Soiling Off all our present Stock at a i lioß Lots at any PISSe to bffkci. jfi'j UTft)--"-r n■■-..- i:.'.,MJ) ■ NE W ZEl«I^»b S;i'MB^CbKCPA4I^: FO^BOTBr'C^iiAND'FniEWOdfil v >i-,,- t.,>ji;T DBPbT," ■■-■■■'■ !-: ■ ■'*<* °'oi " j tis7« !iiNoxt Brown's Grooerj'. '[J ;" ;,;'! , ;B U.RO^HBtl'^iß'p'.p'S..,'';-:'',^j ':"■ ■ M i: ''HaTe'aiw^rs'onliandV !',' ~^'Jjt , - COAL-Newoaatle, Bay. of.WandS, 'TianoW, - . ■ and Karoo -PIRKWOOn-Best Tltreo, measurement gna -"• j ranteod - Poats,Rails, PaUngs-KanriandHobart" ...-:■.. ~ ldmeißand, Shells, Charcoal, &ci JVT' '' Agenta for PonsoDbjr Potteries: also for J. I \ ■•> Wilson &Co.'s lime.' -.*** L. H. GRKEN begs respectfully to Inform the o(J Auckland that he has for Sale this -Planting Season, a Healthy Stock of Frnit Tjeeß, Shelter and Ornamental Trees, and [ Bnrabs. Gardens and Pleasure Grounds Laid Ontand Planted^, AU-ordersyleft at myiPlarit Stall, No. s;city J Market,'will meet with Prompt; attention; or at Ulydalß Nursery, One "Pi 808 AT I O N J 4- rati j.-' i .k.r.Koq <:* tah-t . LI-QUbiß TIIA COMPANY,' LONDON. , . ■-'• 1 SPLENDID VALUE. / ' ; ~-■., rB.O ;P:K;-S,-■;.; r /.s« o; Handsomely Bound, and by Popular Authors. i W. S. COLLINS, AGENT, HiirtJKAu Road, PAsstxL, Auoklahi)."' I ■-," ' ,;■, —^t- -. - -•■-, ,. v - i - ! Terma StrJcUy Cash. Ij]*DlA ASH v UHIMA TEA :. f V WARKHOUSBj '■■ <t ■' ■'■ :/■'•] JWO, 95, yiOTOBIA-STKEET. Ti eunderaigned wishes to call Bpedal attention at the present time to the splendid Blend Teas he ia offering. Being near the end of 1830-1 Tea Season, and anxious to clear several balances of stock, he has determined to giVo his customers seme unusually good values—notably in is Bd, 2a, and 2b 8d quotations. ' The D is recommended as a blend or^ combination' of a variety of tho Finest.Teas that have found their way into oar market; and Ue would further odd.—there is no exaggeration in this last statement. <•', Being a large importer' of Teas, he is able to give undoubted values, and continues doing so to secure a large Independent public patronage, j A strongrich thick Honoring Tea.. _la Sd " Tea Extraordinary, a thorough eoono- ; : mioteaiwifliiAesaniflaTOuT .. •„ % ■"■■ "Family Mixture," very choice, rich, and ; pon&rent—Darjoeling kind .. —.. _ 2a 6d "Very Blofc Deep Brown Tea" :■..■::':. bb: QoptaUonsforßox Teas reptosont ereepttona aftc good values for the time of year; and,ln cluaes»omo of the choice Btesi Chop TbaS of 'the season. Present prices for really good China Teas:—2oß,22at|l9, and 26b per box. ■ ■■ Traus Cash. 95. Victoria-fit,, Auckland



.amusements. aT. JsAMES'S &||l||l7: CONVEKSAZIOHK AND RB-fSioN, . ST. JAMES'B COHGREGATION, WKDNKSDAY EVENING NEXT. AUG. Ifc Speeches, Music, and Recitations. Refreshments Provided. Admission:—One Shilling. ■~j;,. , t . , ~\ TN AID OF THE FREE LIBRARY. DEVONPORTHALL. 'Monday, -Bth Instant^ 1 = A GR AN D; PANO RAM A 1000 Views of the World. Including Views of New Zealand, Kotoroahana Lakes and Terraces, Oomio Views, etc, , ■ with Mechanical Effect*. ,'■ To conclude with a SPLENDID REAL WATERFALLy?,/ Producing waters of various colours, the entire effect of the scene being enhanced by Beautlul COLOURED LIMELIGHTS.' v Admiealn: Front beats, 2s; Book Seats, la. Children, half-price. Doors open at 7.30, com mence at 8. fiHOBAL HALL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1881, n A GRAND ~~C~O N C E'K T'! BY THE : j OROHKBTHA. OF THE CHORAL '^ ;I SOCIETY. : Conductor m ....Ubtrb CABL SOBMRT ' •'• Programme in an early advertisement^'-'^ . ■ Reserved Seats, la; Unreserved, 2a Od. •'■' '-'•*" i Plan at Mobbib. Upton & Co. M ,1- . • "RjTORTH SHORE "AX HOME." Jwl i' >. ;' f y[j 'f v The usual Gathering in connection with the above will not take place on Thnrsday Evening next, August 11. The Dance will take plaoe on " the following Thureday. CHAS. BATK3, .„ , :- ■■] ■ ;.« J.kl-.-A '■.'.,:■■■ ;■ :, Hori/B«k£ / -—.•.'.',-•• .:■-—t :■ . / i ' ! 1 W riLBNSIDE, Upper Svmonds-rtf&fi— " V3T The DANCING CLASS atMra Glover's, will be re-opened on FRIDAY, the 12th lnsV' ~ , ■■-<•".'■"■■• ■■■■■ ■■■■■ -..' .-: ,■ :,. (....7'ilf Shipping. •-'•■ ''i;l ' ■" ' u 3j^^jdi6r gisborne and The favourite s.'s, ' ' ' * ' rf'' \ i [■■-•* . ::.*o.;r b l.y JK J " lfcO'tonsVAl CainpDell'inaster, will leave Qneon^l street Wharf as above at 3 p.m. ton MONDAY. 5 Bthinstant. -■•>!<:) >.<:i <^tii «)f iFor freight or passage apply to :>'M- >$% 0:3 r'"!.-. WALLER ' ■ (Costom-honse-Btreet. , H::i,'i,i'J]'".' J"-':^'[ f , '-fnftftf- in ORi WA-I TAR A. .fLALiPA; ltd-OKH?aaVf r Will leave Onehunga" Wharf as nbovo'at B pjni J< r on MONDAY. Bth instant. ~ , , i'■ \TZ~S B"or freight or paasßßO apply to >-d* jiurj"i WALLER & CO., . ■*' c | CißtorahoDßO-Btroet or OnohnngtL O R .^y-; A:I;T!'A i;'R!l^ •HANNAH MOKAU! ~. ,/ Will leave Onehnnga Wharf as abovea^B a.m. on MONDAY. Bth instant. For freight or passage apply to ifWAIiMR&.OD., • ' Agents, Customhouse-street or Onchungo. l4feas^^iTVf°KTHEKK steamship' j HHl^i-M CO. (LIMITED). - j ! ■■.:•■■!■.■■■■ ■FbB;TATTEAN&ii-''.J jp '•■I-'^'i 'WELLINGTON* ' J "'^ ■' ' Will leave Queen-street Wharf as above on MONDAY, at 6 p.m., Goods mast be delivered alongside not later than i o'clock.'- " A.-MCGREGOR, j v . .T~, ~ Managing aiffctpr, r LcKX A UCKLAND GAB COM. ,^^^. i\. PANT, LIMITKD., , ■J^JjjtfIM^^WANTED TO CHARTER i FOB toi t I TWBLVK MONTHS,.; r ~~- Capable of oarryintj 160 to3oo tons Coal,.botwoem n Greyhiouth ahd Manukan, or Anoklaitcl.' ■ By order 'of the'Direotors.:!'" if- '■ ' "'■' ''"'OITiT !1 '^ ! K. B, FAR3ONS, v i PUHf'i t/il7 '■ -•"' ' J'Uii-'y. Secretsjy.r ?f s' A«okland,Atignstl, i lBBl. .:: ~ ff :,' | f'i'!Bankrut3tcv':iNoxiiceE. i; |;i; TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW JL' ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRIOT. ta j 3 ijl "'iiN.iBANKIIUPTOYi ,vif!^;; ! In the matter of ".The Debtors and Creditors . ■• Aot, 1876," and the various-Acts amend ■ ; ing the .samo, and. of the Bankruptcy I ot jAMBiS-HKNSY'DyiBB, of the "Whau, I Settler, a Debtor." " , Notice is hereby given; thai a* General Meot inijof the Creditors of the said James Henry Dyer will be held in the Supreme Court Build ings, Eden-street;-Auckland, ,tsa FRIDAY, the twelfth day of Augnst,. instant, at, the ,hour of eleven o'clock' ■in the ' forenoon, to receive my .report and to grant the said debtor his dis charge, tinder the provisions of the said Aots. ■■'-" - ■: Dated this sixth day of August.lßßL..V,; ■ „ -. - ~ i jl. Trustee johum. ALEo«PKK,r ;■; ;) Ji a t U T I Wysdham-street, Auckland. ,y , So|loitor fp^ the Debtor. .~- •u/.'.-i * .;". ''" " ""' '■'"'"'..'. J.'r,, ili. *;\\ ~,.. ..Auctions,, . ' ,„,.,;. ~,iiiaif ' ,:';.'.',' ""■. '.'.;"::.' —.;,. .'. ;,-■ '.. v '■■» i»i ~i i ..:,- ;. r ' ~,,,h--,-iiUt'4 'V ! ■ juiCrJi'A .. '...-..'''-(iwcto^ j .BJISTHXO u*4a ,2HarjA:;ui ■■ KrJO''i until ,aav?iwiao .raomufi I -JKTAW 2iCCi: ,%M-SA!>'UHA Bi«IAX - Q R G A N S ,'.(jjiQ'ißiG A N 8 f!_ ___--■ '" g' Si». a aAi# a k (fAiu -f 1 OT THK~" - *" ■ Ml fir;o fftw i.Kc.;; i,;. ■ t-«j o:,':,m!tri?i) aiV '■>-■; <MIW W^X^-WHITa,-:.! yu jjg^ ■«* MERIOAN !r\RaANSi J vA^ I '''"■'l * IK!Att B-nfLBS. ' ]} '8 » r «^ j .ilJldiiKili oae ««j«w'j;m! be« ooi'.ij iou(tß -JO 1! | .v^.iih;.'i.ir.'> ~;.j.-.'!.T oHufli uj'J U "fffli § .i>:sui£ ■■OKr i!VtBWii" :i''J Ml"ii'--^ . ; .ISJI .••:'•?!. jt:lß2,(*Si6htfHffiCl ! B. TO N X & C 0.,! j, ; Auctioneers.. I ...... ~. \ u.i,.;•;»/ :,i'; '■:-? : ; -.' -; i ' i ,■-'■:: :.i (-- '.-.■-,.■. ■ ...:.S U/;A B, TONKS. R. C. CARR. B, D. TONK3 / ',' MONDAY, AUGUST 8. .'/ PIANOS! PIANOS I! PIANOS! . 1 - fj-ijr. -i ■; ;; : ■■:'/ ■,; •:., • .jJIJTj I ::.;:.:: EHGLISH: MAKERS. . -:. V; it-. U' f > ..-" b. tones & co. ■ -/•/i.:,;:> 1 "?z,,;;: ,~\XriLL sell, on Monday, at 11 oiaook^tf''"> :'i: KNGiiBHMADa! piANoa.-'' *..:'; U';A i ii->i:wiTHOUT AISY BSBBB.VE, .w»;UmA , i ~ MONDAY, NOON. ", " jC.JJ EA RIN G■• "O'U^T' SAL E.'^jj STOCK OF,A,COI7»TRY STORK-:1;1: T; ■ :.■■-,;•.; •■KEEPER.--..■,. - :-^ ■ CEAP^RV; qL^iilNG, BOOTS, Etc, '~ >A : ':.*■•: :iRj::ARTHUE > • '' WILL sell .hy auction,.at his Matt,' Qneen-street (Soft Goods, Furniture De- i partmenW, on Monday next, at X o'clock noon, i The BALANCK of the STOCK of a OOUN DRAPKRY, &c.~Klannel, Merino Towela. * ■ ; Shoes, ; Bookf, Hate, Ladies'. (ajK^and, | . .: . , Velyetecn Jacbeta, Mclntosli Coats. ' . ,"„' i Flannel and Cotton Pants,^t Vests, Jerserys, Boys' Bnites, Sbm Coata,': i t i Moleskin Trousers, Collars, Children's-,■■.>.• ' : and Ladies' Underctothln?, Braids, B , ■ * l r,, _ I ' Ecny ill ::ienns Ca»h. tji.hiW ,h-»!itfViS.* ; . 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