been glad of a week's politic rest, so far as ♦he House sittings are concerned. But when the whips began feeling the sense of members, they found that the rough knob of the Opposition were not to be glossed over by a cheap trip to Dunedin. The Greyite 3nd several of the Middle party talked of dividing the House on the ques tion and some influential members of the Government party strongly opposed the proposal. Several of the Canterbury and Ota^o members were much annoyed at the idea'of wasting time and money in sending a steamer with representatives, and the Lords, to what one gentleman termed, "a tjnpot exhibition," and so the whole thing his exploded. If, however, 25 members vrish to go tbe Hinemoa will still be put on though the House will not be adjourned, gjnce writing the above the Premier an nounced that the Government had consi sted the question fully and bad come to that it would be inadvisable the House, but tbat if a sufficient gamber of members were desirous of going is Danedin the Hinemoa would be put on i>r that purpose,

Legislative Council.

Friday. CEMETERIES BILL. In reply to Mr Chamberlain Mr Whitakkb said the Government would bring in a general Cemeteries Bill if they saw any chance of passing it. GAMING AND LOTTERIES BILL. The second reading of the Gaming and Lotteries Suppression Bill was deferred in the Council till Thursday.

Souse of Representatives.

Friday. WIFE DESERTION. Mr Fulton gave notice that he would oak if Government intended to introduce a measure for the more effective suppression of wife desertion, and thereby prevent women so deserted becoming a bnrden on the colony. NAr.v-: 3 Replying to Mr JONES, Mr Rolleston said it was his intention to introduce a Native Land Sale Bill this session. The question was a large one, and the Govern ment would in all probability bring down legislation on the subject next session. LICENSING BILL.

In committee on theLicensingßill, clause 126. on the motion of Sir W. Fox, was altered to read, "No woman other than the wife or daughter of the licensee shall be employed in the bar of any licensed house for more than eight hours each day,"&c. Mr Bowen moved, as a further amend ment, " That no female, except as afore said, shall, with or without her consent, be employed in the bar after 10 p.m."— A greed

to. Clause 127 was altered so as to read, pro hibiting " women and young girls from dancing in rooms and places where liquor is sold," and declaring any contract by which females are so hired null und void. Clause 129. Sir W. Fox moved, " That it be altered to read, ' every licensed publi can shall, at all times when the bar is open, be compelled to provide a supply of hot tea, coffee, and similar refreshments.'" ■■; Mr BOWEN drew attention to the fact

tbat a class of houses were springing up in I which they did not care for supplying lodgings, the bar trade being the priucipal aim. He hoped steps would be taken fur getting the police to exercise special super vision over all such cases. He knew of persons having been refused lodgings in such houses, and it was not reasonable to Bupp-se that these parties could be expected to put off time presecuting. Mr MURRAY suggested that a hook should

be kept, in which travellers were allowed to ' enter their complaints, and that the same 'Should be demanded for inspection by the " Licensing Bench. Mr LBVESTAM moved as a further amendment, "That the clause be made to read 'supply, lodging, meals, or 1 liquors,' or accommodation to travellers." '' The House divided: Ayea, 25; noes, 32. 1 The clause as printed was then put and passed. Clause 134 : Sir W. Fox moved, "That the clause be amended to read that liquor, ! &«, shall.only be paid form current money I or cheques drawn by the party supplied." . In support of the amendment, it was argued that persons of a certain class were in the ..habit of earning cheques for a large amount, . gnd that they resorted to the nearest public- I *»house and gave the cheques to the publican j 1 irho'kept them drunk until the amount of ' tie cheque had been, or at all events was I alleged to be, exhausted, the process <being known as " lambing down." Amendment \ i lost.

H • Mr J. B. Fisher, with the view of making provision for this reprehensible "lambing down"* process, moved the following addi | tion to the clause:—"No licensee shall t receive payment in advance for liquor to be supplied, and any sum of moneyso paid . may be recovered, notwithstanding the j - tact of the liquor having been subsequently lupplied."—Amendment adopted. ' Clause 154: Closing hours for licensed bouses. m Mr SDTTON moved, "That provision be ', I made for opening houses between 1 and 2 indß and 10 p.m. on Sundays, provided tht opening on that day will |be at the option of the licensee, and no public bar *■■ opening to any pnblic thoroughfare to be open on that day." Sir W. Fox strongly opposed the amend ment, which was negatived on the voices. Clause 154: Mr MURRAY 'proposed, "A new subsection providing for the closing of lall public houses situated'within a mile of ''soiling booths on election days during the hours for polling."—Mr HALL said that the prohibition would be better placed in the Corrupt Practices Bill.—On that assurance jthe amendment waß withdrawn. I Clause 157, defining a bona fide traveller to be one residing at a distance of 3. miles. — "Amendment proposed by Mr Bowkn that distance be ten miles.—The House '-!-divided on the question that the words ■••remain as printed. Ayes, 33 ; noes, 18. ■-' Further progress having been made-with the bill the House adjourned at 12.50.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. ATTEMPT TO THROW OUT LICEN

SING BILL

It is understood that a strong attempt will be made to throw out the Licensing Bill on the motion for third reading, and from all I can gather I do not think it will ■ ever become* law, as amended. There are yet many of the most debatable clauses to ,be considered in committee. On recom mittal of the whole, the question of "ejabs. will come up again, then the Westion of compensation will be brought .-•forward, so that, altogether the bill, if not 'bat, will have a lively time. Barmaids in :^wn are very irate at Sir W.' Fox's eight Ihour system, as they say it will do away 'with barmaids altogether. They do not thank Sir W. Fox for his generosity, and Would like to use their nails on him. "In an article to-night the "Post .iatrongly advocates the cause of the bar maids, and says the teetotlars are running M muck over.the Licensing Bill with their, impracticable fads and crotchets, and the end of the business will be the throwing Out ' of the bill altogether.

SUPPOSED DROWNING.

Body Found m the Harbour,

Thb body of an elderly woman was found floating near to the beach opposite the Bsltion yesterday afternoon by Mr James jßiddick. He was proceeding from Tamaki /to Kohimarama in a boat, when he I observed the lifeless body, and he pro ceeded to the spotand dreffit up above high , water mark. Without further delay, he i came on to Auckland, and reported the V discovery toHhe water police. Sergeant •Martin returned with him in the police I boat, and the body was found on the beach. The features were in good state of preserva. *won, the eyes closed, and the arms folded; The .whole appearance of the corpse indij ! -rated peace and repose, and, so composed did the body appear, that it was doubted Whether she had really, met with, a | violent death. It was taken into the police boat and conveyed the the marque to await Ahinquest. .The pocket of the dress wa |*earebed and the pawn-ticket ot a dress 1 Pawned in the? name of Galburn was Jtonnd. Enquiries were made by the Police, and Mr Hart stated that the ■:. woraan to whom the ticket was issued 'iwas an elderly woman named Mrs Galburn, who had resided at Bowick. The name was subsequently 1 found to be incorrect, and this morning -Sergeant Gamble identified the body as 'that of Mary Galvin, a former resident of Onehunga, who was well known to the police, bhe was seen about town last I yotk, but up till a late hour this forenoon, nothing had been discovered regarding her thereabouts during the time immediately I.prior to her death. She is said to have a B J°u and two married Slaughters living. Her ' husband was killed at Epsom several years f|«go. The inquest on the body will take B Waceattwo o'clock on Monday afternoon m Cleeson's Hotel, Lower Hobsoa-street,

A SINGULAR ESCAPADE.

Intent Upon Suicide.

Colleeick, the telegraph operator, who attempted to commit suicide at Whangaroa by taking a dose ot chloral, has arrived in town with his wife and child. They came up from Russell by the s.s. lona this morning, and Collerlck himself seems to have given the Captain and pas sengers an infinite deal of trouble by his strange conduct Though he talked quite rationally with every one whom he encountered, he had no hesitation in telling them that he was determined to take his life, and much uneasiness with regard to him was prevalent in conse quence. When the steamer reached Kussell, Captain Stephenson took the pre caution to send a man round to the various storekeepers to warn them against selling drugs of any description to Collerick. One store, however, was missed in the iound of visitation, and, singularly enough, the would-be suicide went straight thither and purchased two bottles of chlorodoyne, While the steamer was awaiting the pas sengers from Kawakawa, Collerick, who had just returned to the vessel, finding out that his purchase was known, took to his heels. Tho captain signalled to a Maori mute, who was standing near, to stop the man, but the " dummy," mistaking who was pointed at, seized an inoffensive UuroS pean who was watching the embarkation of cargo, and held him fast while Collerick sped on his way, disappearing finally behind a jutting point on the seashore. The Capj tain lost no time in starting in hot pursuit, accompanied by as many people as he could induce to join in the novel chase. Follow ing the footsteps in the sand, they did not slacken their pace until the trail was lost. Then, after pushing on a bit further and seeing no trace of the fugitive, they reluctantly decided to return, On their way back, Collerick was suddenly copied stretched out underneath a tree as if thoroughly exhausted by his exertions. The party hastened up to him, and they were received with the ut most sang froid. In reply to the Captain's reproaches as to the unnecessary trouble he had given, the fellow said that he wanted to die, and that he was resolved to take his life. When asked for the chlorodyne he at first pretended that he had none, and then finding that he was not believed, and that a search was imminent he gave up one bottle on the stipulation that he wat to have a doße out of it. The other bottle was got from him with some difficulty. He was then taken back to the steamer, and the captain was so much alarmed for his safety that he telegraphed up to Auckland in order that a constable might be ready upon the arrival of the vessel here to take charge of his troublesome passenger. His actions were narrowly watched on the trip up, and he is now awaiting a medical examination.

ALCOHOLIC POISONING IN SYDNEY.

A case of great importance to hotelkeepers is thus referred to in the "Sydney Tele graph " :—After a lengthened, patient, and exhaustive inquiry, the acting Coroner haa directed that an information, charging the landlord of the European Hotel, in Castle reagh-street, Sydney, with manslaughter, should be laid. It is next to impossible to say that, in the discharge of his duty, he could have come to any other decision. The case was a very bad one from the beginning to the conclusion. A muscular, healthy-looking squatter, from Gipps Land, arrived with a draft for £127 on a Brisbane bank in his possession. He gave it to the landlord; the latter placed it to his own banking-account ; and during the three weeks the man stopped at the hotel he was constantly drunk. The landlord, who kept no exact account of what the man was served with, or what money was given to him, handed him £70 to £80; he fell down in a fit, was taken to the Infir mary, and died. The evidence disclosed a clear case of what in the more juvenile days of the colony was known as " lambing down." The landlord took his money and supplied him with a little cash and a good deal of drink. But for the attention the grossness of the treatment received had attracted, and the large amount of money he had when he arrived, he might have been turned out of doors when his £50 or £60 were said to have been expended, have died a drunkard's death in the .street, and. nothing might have been heard of the case. Scores, and probably hundreds, of men have died thus, and why not he ? But an inquest was held. The conte nts of the stomach were analysed, and the medical gentleman who conducted the analysis had not the slightest doubt that deathj arose from alcoholic poison in". ' Neither could any intelligent person have who has read the evidence. A jury will have to decide whether the landlord of the hotel culpably allowed the man to be plied with drink, or was _ criminally negligent in the conduct of his business. The law certainly licenses the sale_ of liquors, but it does not knowingly wink at a man being kept drunk in one house for three weeks, shouting for all _ hands, and being -supplied with something like a hundred drinks per diem. It looks with especial suspicion on the case of a man who has surrendered his money .to the landlord, and is then allowed to drink and shout until there is an end of him or his money. It is not to be supposed that Mr Cocks anticipated a fatal termination to ' Buckley's drinking bout, even if it extended over another two or three weeks, when the £127 could have been said to have been expended. He may not have been a correct judge how potent for evil the liquor he supplied really was. But, as the licensed retailer, the law very properly holds him responsible; and it remains to he seen to what extent a jury will assess his res« ponsibility. Whether a grave view should or should not be taken, a very large amount of moral guilt attaches; and the sooner the licenses of houses conducted as the Euro pean Hotel has been arejcancelled, and the names of the hotelkeepers arc struck from the Licensed Victuallers' list, the better it will be for the community. We read of such affairs taking place in the bush; they were common when Australian cities and towns were in their youth.; but-to hod one taking place in the heart of Sydney at'this time is very sad. The surveillance of the police over the dens of the city must be of a dangerously slight character. *

TEMPTING VESSELS TO DESTRUCTION.

A DEFECTIVE PILOT.

(From the "Lyttelton Times," June 18.) Is there anything suspicious about that ad mirable publication, the "New Zealand Pilot?" The other day a vessel struck a rock off one of the bays near Wellington Heads. At the preliminary enquiry the pilot stated that "the captain, as a stranger, acting under the instructions of the' New Zealand Pilot,' was justified in bringing up where he did, although he would not do bo himself, as he knew it to be a dan serous spot." The publication in question thus refers to the place indicated: "Between Baring and Pencarro w heads is Fitzroy Bay, a slight indentation of the coast only, where vessels waiting to enter Port Nicholson sometimes will ride out a north-west sale by standing sufficiently near the shore to shut the entrance in by Pencarrow Head, but keeping' the southern part of Barrett reef just open of the|rocks off that Head; this gives a berth half a mile from the beach in 10 or 12 fathoms." If the Wellington pilot's evidence is correct this is the very anchorage which is a dangerous position. The official guide is, according to the local authority, a trap to lure strangers into a place of danger. In the interest of strangers some action is imperatively demanded. A stranger iv command of a vessel from London, arrives off the harbour of Welling ton, and anchoring in the berth indicated as safe by his official sailing directions, finds his Bvessel trying conclusions with a rock. At the investigation which ensues, a local expert says he was justified, but that he himself, knowing all about the danger, would net have been guided by the official publication. The first opportunity should be taken for verifying this state ment. If it is found to be correct, steps ought to be taken to warn strangers by notifying the Admiralty without delay, so, that masters of vessels may be on their guard. The last edition of the "pilOt" is «« as 1875. When another edition is published, the latest fnformation can, of course, be embodied But something ought to be done in the meantime. Coasters and inter colonial sailors are no doubt aware that in X and possibly other particulars the dictions of the "Pilot" must be read Sa certain liberality of interpretation. Bu? masters sailing from the United Kingdom are not all aware of the circum stances If, after examination has.verified Senator Admiralty were notified, the Agent General instructed to send.wordl o^the principal shipping offices, and a notice in serted'in the " Gazette!' here the pubhx and the insurance offices would be satisfied that reasonable precautions have been taken, ~.»

TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS). RUSSELL, tbirs day. Sydney being declared an infected port will bave a prejudicial effect on the coal trade here, besides causing other incon veniences. SHARP WORK. A rug having been hung out by Mr Drygass, on his premises, immediately dis appeared. The able services of Detective McGovern being obtained and a reward offered his iynx eyes soon discovered the missing property, and grave snspicion rests on a captain. NEW PLYMOUTH, this day. FLAGSTAFF BLOWN DOWN. The flagstaff at Waitara was blown down yesterday morning, and will take some days before one can be erected. THE ROWENA. The steamer Rowena still lies on the South Spit, Waitara. The owner will pro ceed to Auckland to get appliance for launching her. ' [PER PRESS ASSOCIATION]. WELLINGTON, this day. DEATH OF DR. SKAE. Dr. Skae, Inspector of Asylums, died this morning. THE MORRINSVILLE RAILWAY. The following are the tenders received for tbe Morrinsville contract of the Wai kato-Thames Railway :—Accepted : W. Lovett (Hamilton), £3,494. Declined: Griffith and McDermott (Thames), £3,596 ; H. 1 ewers (Hamilton), £3,716; W. Foughey (Auckland), £4,263; Wilkie and Crawford (Patea), £4,372 (alternate tender); J. Coates (Hamilton), £4,373; W. Sims (Thames). £4,406 ; D. McKenzie (Rangi riri), £4,882; Hunt and White, Auckland, £5.080. ASK BURTON, this day. FIRE AT ASHBURTON. A fire broke out last night at 9 o'clock at the shop of Mr Ruxton, tailor, next door to Quill's hotel. In half-an-hour the shop and premises were consumed. The house belonged to Mr Quill, and was valued at £300. It was insured for about half that amount. The stock and furniture were insured for £430. The cause of the fire is unknown. Mr Joseph Ivess, the well-known news paper speculator, starts in business here as auctioneer the Ist July. Yesterday Pearce's Chickory Manu factory commenced work. .CHRISTCHURCH, this day. SMALL BIRD NUISANCE. At a meeting of tbe Waiapoi Farmers' Club on Thursday, it was resolved to seek co-operation of other clubs with a view of obtaining a Permissive Act to enable them to cope more successfully with the small bird nuisance. TIMARO, this day. At the Police Court this morning, John Tait, who was yesterday committed for trial, on a verdict of a coroner's jury, on a charge of arson, in connection with the burning of the slaughter-house at. Wash dyke, near Timaru, was brought up for magisterial inquiry and remanded, at the request of the police, until Friday, when additional evidence is likely to be forth coming,

DUNEDIN, this day. The Criminal Calender consists of thirteen cases of an average character.

SCINTILLATIONS.

"Be brief; lor it ia-with words as with sun beams-.; he more they are condensed tho deeper hey burn."—Sotjthev. --.""-

When George IV went angling, what bird was he like ?—A King-fisher.

£100 have been sent to the Irish Land League from Dunedin sympathisers. A robbery of £400 has taken place from the Kamo Hotel.

Mr Sheehan was unable to go to the Thames yesterday, but will probably go down on Monday.

The new*.steamers for the Union Com pany are to be named the Wairarapa, which will be a sister ship to the Manipori; and the Howroka, a sister vessel to the Waka tipu. " I don't like a cottage-built man," said young Sweeps to his rich old uncle, who was telling the atory of his early trials for the hundredth time. " What do you mean by a cottage-built man ?" aaked his uncle. "A man with only one story," answered young Sweeps. Mr Walter Reynolds has leased the Hobart Theatre for the Christmas sea son.

Kleptomania is so much on the increase in America that a young lady in Boston, alarmed at her mothers delay in shopping was heard to exclaim, " Ob, dear, I am so worried about Mama 1 I do hope something hasn't caught in her cloak-button, and they've arrested her." The Auckland Gas Company supplied no less than 210,000 cubic feet of gas last Saturday, and the business is rapidly in creasing. Firemen as well as other people like to talk of their old flames.

The conundrum of the season is : Why can no plumber tell what ails the kitchen drain till he has been upon the roof of the house?

Preston, charged with'being concerned in the jewellery robbery, was discharged, the evidence disclosed at Dunedin not being sufficient to convict him.

It is hoped that there will be a large assemblage at the meeting convened by the Mayor in the Insurance Buildings, on Wed nesday, to arrange for the reception of the two young Princes. The world without woman would be a perfect blank—like a sheet of paper, not even ruled.

When a poet tells you that the ocean kissed the shore, he does not refer to fish ing- smacks. Messrs J. McLean and Sons' tender, £4.398, has been accepted for the Hairini bridge, Tauranga. The other tenders were i Jackson, £4,819; A. Sutherland, £4,915 ; J. H. Smith, £5,093; Abbott and White, £5,374; J. Braine, £5,795; W. H. Clark, £5,836 ; Sims, tanner, and Grey, £5,839; J, Bennett, £6,200. The accepted tender is very much below the estimates. The schooner Island Lily ran down to Lyttelton from the Chathams, 440 miles, in 50 hours. She lay off the Heads signalling to be towed in, as ber sheep on board were dying rapidly, but the delay was so great tbat she lost 150 in all.

The salary of the new Inspector of Prisons is £600 a year with passages out and a three year's engagement. It is said that small-pox Is cured by Mexican doctors in three days, and no marks left, by treating the patients to cold drinks of cream of tartar and water. The cream of tartar is 'first dissolved In boiling water. The Mexican method is worth looking rato. . | | A fighi occurred between several boys in Sydney which resulted in the death of one of them, and four boys have been arrested as being concerned. About a would-be critic—An American editor thus retorts upon a critic:—" We are sorry you don't like our paper. We publish it simply to please you. We should ask you to come to the office and edit it, only, if we did. some iniquitous idiot might write and tell you how much better he could do it himself, and thai would annoy a nervous person like you." And now trichina (says "New York Herald") have been discovered in fish. What a blessing if some one could find the dreaded insect in whi«ky ! The following officers have been installed in Masonic Lodge Beta, by Postmaster Dawson:—W.M.,'Charles Johnson ; S.W., A. O. Field; J. W., Wm. Breakell; secre tary and treasurer, George Edgecumbe ; S.D., Samuel McLernon; J.D , James Coombes j Inner Guard, Brother Locke; Outer Guard, Brother Warren. At the antipodes we reverse things.. At London, Mr Ashmead Bartlett, the thirty year-old bridegroom of the maiden sixty. ---i year-old Baroness Burdett Colitis, is threat : ened with an action for breach of promise j . whilst at Melbourne, the very much mar ried and ancient Mrs Couttshas just gained i subatantial damages from a thirty-year-old j deceiver for non-fulfilment.

QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.

(To the Editor.)

i Sir,—Mr G. H. Adaniß' letter last evening upon the bad treatment of the detained passengers by . mall boat would, from the lanauage used, lead ■ persons at a distance, and others unacquainted with partionlarc. to believe the fault lav i with the local authorities of this city. It ia as well both for his information and ! others that it should be known that I the action taken, and tha had conldition and want of proper provision lor the accomodation bf those detained, rests alone withi the Govern. I ment at Wellington, and not with tho local 1 Authorlts, who appears not only had no powers I delegated^ them, but that it took some time to ' convince tho Government of this fact.-I am. conviu«. TACr _ CoNBEarHT ,

AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, SATURDAY. JUNE 35



Wancea. WANTED, a Housemaid. — Apply Wynyard House, Eden Crescent, ANTED, a general Servant, able to cook; only one person in family.— Apply to Mrs Wynyard, Grafton Road, from 2 to 5 o'clock. WANTED, a good Servant; no wash, ing, but must asaiat with the children.— Mrs G. Lewis, O'Rorke-street, opposite Police Barracks. ANTED a tidy girl.—Apply Mrs Hogg, Newmarket, WANTED a Barman for City Bar.— Apply Star Office. ANTED, a Man to make and sell Pies; a good opening; pie-can provided. —Apply Star office, \»7"ANTKD, a Man to Piune Fruit Trees. T V —Apply to E. Boucher, Eden Terrace. W~~ ANTED, Cook aDd Laundress. Ap ply Mra Ireland, Hulme Court. Parnell. \K T ANTED, two or three respectable T V Young Men as Boarders, where no others are kept—Apply to Mrs. Cavanagh, Nel bo a-jtreet, 2nd house from Cook-street. WANTED, at once, a good General Servant; no waßhing ;~good wages.— Apply Mra Grice. Newmarket. W" " ANTED, a Girl for housework.— Apply at the Cottage of Content. WANTED, a General Servant; refer ence required.—Apply Mra Kees, Shelly Beach. ANTED, an Architectural Draughts man,—Apply to Edmund Bell, South Brit ish Chambers. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply, with references, to Mrs. Rica, Mount Eden Road. WANTED, a Gardener who is willing to make himself useful about the house. —Apply Box 176, Post-office. ANTED, a first-class Shoeing and General Smith. Apply Worthington and Page, Newmarket. WANTED Good General Servant.— Mrs Sloman. top of Grafton Road. WANTED, a strong, active Lad, about 13. C. Johnston, Baker, Earangahape Rojii WANTED, Young Men to form Me chanical Drawing Class, Building Con struction, &o.: terms moderate.—Apply by lettar to R. M. Fripp, Star office. WANTED, to Purchase a second-hand Harmonium.—Apply by letter stating particulars to " Harmonium," thiß office. \iI7ANTED, to Rent a Four or Five- V v roomed Cottage, vicinity of Newton; road preferred.—Apply, Btating terms, to P.O. Box 103. WANTED, by a Respectable Person, a situation as Cook or Housekeeper (the country preferred); she has two Children igirl 13 years, boy 10 years), both able and willing to work, and whom she would like to have near her.—Apply " J.R.," care Mr Robinson, Chemiat, Parnell. VJJTaNTkD, to Let, 4-roomed Cottage, »v good condition. Tank, &c; see board to let; Marmion-street, near Upper Queen- Btreet, just above the Turkish Baths; a small family preferred. Vl~ ANTED, a Farm of about 100 acres yy good land, partially Improved, with cottage, and easy access to market; on lease and adjoining a run preferred.—AU particulars by leiter to H.K., Box 196, Poat-offlce, Auckland. .^y- ANTED to Rent, or Purchase, a five »▼ or six-roomed House convenient to town; with land preferred.—Address to Mr. Stevens, pare Mr. Clark, Parnell. WANTED to purchase small faim (cheap), either nt or near Mount Eden or the North Shore, also a cottage. Send par ticulars by letter to Mr Stevens at Mr Clark's, Parnell. W~~ ANTED, Board and Residence, or Furnished Bed-room and Sitting room, by a lady and gentleman, where no other boarders are kept.—Address "Moderate," Star offlCßj ANTED, Good Servant for City Hotel; plain cooking, no washing. Woman about 30 years preferred.—Mrs Els more's Registry. Shortland-atreet. WANTED, a Gentleman as Companion on a Farm; one who would take an Interest and invest a small amount in the busi nesß preferred.—Address A.8.C.. Btab offloe. WANTED, by a young man, Two Unfurnished Apartments, in ahealthy part of the town or suburbs.—J.E.P. Star Offico WANTED KNOWN, that you can Dress well for a small weekly payment by going to Munro and Milligan. fee advertise ment on front page. . , WANTED, a four-roomed well-finished Cottage, a short distanoe from Wel lesley-street School.—Address, " Permanent," PO;it-offlce, Auckland. WANTED to Sell, a very small Shet land Pony; is quiet, and will carry either boy or girl up to eight years of, ago. Price, £s.—Apply to fl. Hurie. North Shore. WANTED KNOWN, H. Waitk,Tin smith; haa Removed to HIGH-STREET, ne:ct the old Police Station. WANTED KNOWJN, that Goodaon's London Arcade, US. Queen and Victoria streets, is Open daily from 9 to 9, on Saturdays until 10.30. See Advertisement in 6th column, Rh page. ■___ WANTED, Customers to-night for Strong Genuine Boots and Leggings: selling cheap; immense choice.—Cheap Boot Shop, corner of Queen-street and Market Entrance. -j- g W~ ANTED, Everybody to try Robley's Superior IMgeative Bread, which is light and wholeaome. thoroughly baked by a flrst cla. B8 Baker, and on aale; alao, the Meal specially prepared for thoan who wish to make their own bread; also, Self-rising Flour.—At Robloy's Store, Grey-street. \&J Aft TED Known, A. A. Stephenson, "T Newton Fancy Bazaar, Earangahape Road, wishes to draw the attention ot the public to his stock of Fanoy Goods, Wools, Crwwels, Silks, Berlins, Berlin Fingering, Eyce, Puree Silks, &c. Plated Goods and Clocks, and Cheap Repository. Call at once. W" ANTED K.NOWN to Buyers of Drapery, that C, Allen, Special Draper, Victoria-street West, ia doing a large Business on a principle hitherto unknown in the District, next William a, Tailor. VK7 ANTED, J„ Ford's Guetomers to v t know that in conseqnenoe of the late fire he baa let the front of his shop to Mr Payne, Jeweller, bnt carries ou the Tailoring in the same shop, where-he guarantees to supply as Good and as Cheap Garments to order as can be produced in this oity.—J. Ford, Tailor, 166, Queen-street. \\T ANTED K. « U WN. The Auckland Timber Company have on hand several Job Lots of Building Materials, wlaioh will be sold aa Great Bargains, to make room. albo, all descriptions of Timber, Doors, Sashes, Mouldings, Joinery, Turnery, &o„ at Lowest Prices. • B. HOLDSHg, Manager. WANTED KNOW in, tuat D. Goldie is prepared to sell all kinds |of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Spokes Felloes, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards, Lower Ailbert-street, near the Dock, at lowest cash prices. The timber, being under cover.ls better than that purchased elsewhere WANTED, to Sell the Good-will, Stock, and Trade of Broker. All sorts of Clothing, Blankets, and Feather Beds:-lot Jewellery and Watches (Gold and Silver), Chains, Brooohes, &c. I want to give up busi ness and live private. This is a good chance to anyone that wishes to carry it on.. Half cash, the other*on bills.—Apply to Andrew Heavey, Wyndham-Btrect, TaTANTED KNOW.N.—.Dunne, Half, TV & Co. have Removed to the premises ls.tely occupied by Mr C. W, Goodson, opposite 1 onka' Mart, Queen-street, where they will be glad to see old f rionda and cuatomers, ana give GOOD VALUE in all kinds of Drapery, Milli nery, and Fanoy Goods of the BEST QUALITY, and NBWEBT FASHIONS. A Large Stock ol Blid, Silk. Cloth, and' Thread Gloves always on hand; also, a Splendid Stock of Hosibry- Ladies', Gents', and Children's. We have, es niail-steamer from New York, a shipment of tlie Handsomest and most Perfeot-fltting Ulsters in town. On Fridays and Saturdays we purpose offering Decided Bargains, whioh will be openly displayed. ■ We respectfully Invito your patronage. ■ > r\7V ANTED, all the Ladieß to call at my V T shop and see the Bplendid Glass Sugar Basins and Butter Coolers at Is. and the most varied assortment of better qualities. Cream Jugs,sd ; Jam Dishes, 5Jd: Tumblers,B£d; Good Jugs, aid; Beat Gold and white China Cups and Saucers, lid; Tea ditto, 8d; White Stone. 6d: and all other sorts equally cheap. Meat Dishes, ?d: Wellington Knife Polish, 8d; Old Brown Windsor Soap, 7 cakes, Is; and the cheapest and tiest aßaortment of Vases, Ornaments, and al! kinds,of Crockery and Stationery at English prices. Note the address. F. 4.. HKNMAN ■_____n_j______i _______ OPPOBite Newton Hotel., ANTED KNOWN — Our peculia? advantages, very small expenses, anii the fact that wo buy andsell for cash, enable us to offer our stock of DRAPERY GOODS al Prices that are sure to command a share Ql public patronage. We sell Handsome Trimmed jackets from 12s 6d; Ulsters in variety, from I's 6d t 10/4 Blankets, 17a 6d per pair; strong Grey Calico, 3Sd; White do, 33d; Flannels, fron lluid; two-button Black Kid Gloves, at Is Bd White Counterpane Quilts, from 3a 6d; specia values in Ladieß' and Gents' ipure Cambric Handkerchiefs, from3id; see our Eclipse Coiaei nt 2a Ud. You will aave considerably by paying lavialtto Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse corner of Queen and Alexandra-street, oppositi Army and Navy Hotel. WANTED, the Publip of Auckland U Enow that, as really serviceable goodi can now be got Ready-made, it is a mistake t< get rubbish mado to measure. From long ex perlence, J, Ford, Tailor, Quoen«street, is able at Very little above ready-made prices, to pro duce the Cheapest Suit to meaanre in tbia oity whether yon consider the goods, the atyle ant fit, or the price. Example: The price of i decent Slop Suit is from 60a to 70s. I oan maki jou a Suit from 70s to 90s which cannot be sur passed, bei»g well shrunk and well-made ii every respect. If you want & Beet Suit, try m; Fancy Coat and Veat arid Wosgle} Tweet Trousers, fjrom 90a to 110a, Try Ford's Tronsen and Vests, from 32s 6d to 12s 6d; try Ford'i Trousers made from Twhbp, not cotton rob bl Bh. from 21s to 27a 6d ___^____ »sj ANTED to Sell (cheap), White ane V V Gold. Cops and Saucers, lis doz; Blm Sprig ditto, 8s 6d doz; Common ditto, 6d; smal W.toG. ditto, 8d; China Plates, 7s and 0s doz China Basins. Is and Is 3d; Basins, from Id U 60; Plates, 2 }d to 6d; Jugs, 2a 6d to 3a 6d; Browi Teapots, from la to 2a; Chambers, 1b 6d to 2a 6d Engraved Water Jugs, 3s and 3s6d; Engravei Wine Glasses. Bd, 6s 6d doz; Engraved Tumb lers. 8s doz; Cooking Apples, 12a case; Eatini Apples, 10a > New Jams, 7s doz; Eumeras, 16Tb for Is; Pumpkins, 121bs for Bd; Sanoe, 7d bottle Light Blue, 8d lb, 21bs for Is 2d; Washing Pow ders, 8d doz; Fine Blue Cut Tacks, Jin, to l Jin, 1000 in a packet, only 4d packet; Good Bazort Is each, three for 2a 6d; Spectacles, la, thro pairs for 23 Gd; Hock Glass, only 4s 6d dozen Water Bottles and Ups, la; Engraved ditto, l» 9 and 2s.—H. Watt, at Mr, Adams' New Brio: Buildings, Grey-street. -'



Wanted. WANTED, the Public to know that I am selling Mattrasses, Furniture. Sad dlery, Tinware, Bruahware, Basket-ware, Hard ware. Grocery, Crockery, uils. Paints, Varnish, Blocks, Ropes, Barrows, Ladders, Timber Jacks. Boots and Shoes, Corned Beef, &c„ Cheaper than anywhere else in town. Open from S a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays till 9 p.m.—A. MoLkod, Local Industry Store, 123, Queen- Btreet. OOLLARD'S LILLIPUTIAN OPERA, Vacancy for 3 articled Pupils.—Apply J. J. POLLARD, Theatre Royal. O BOOTMAKERS.—Wanted, a good General Hand.—Apply imediately to John Qates, Bootmaker, Qneen-street, Onehunga. AFE W respectable Young Men can be accommodated with Good Beda l,i a healthy locality, near Qneen-street, at 5a per week.—Apply for address at this office. DVERTISER requires Employment. Could advance £30 or £40 In light paying bualneßS.—Business, Star Office. DV"EIXTISER~deIires-to accompany lady (invalid or otherwise) to Melbourne or Sydney; would take charge of children; good sailor.—Address " Florence," this office. Liosn and Founa. FOUND, a Large Bunch ot Keys.— Apply Upton and Co. LfIOUND, a Goat.—Owner can have the !? the same by paying expenses. If not claimed within 7 days, will be sold to pay expenses.—Apply to Mr Haliday, Kpeom. ■ ' '■ ■ 5 Ecclesiastical. YOUNG MEN'IS CHRISTIAN ASSO CIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. Friendß are cordially invited. A BIBIJiI CLASS for YOUNG MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till 4. ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH, Union street —Morning Service. 11 a.m„ Rev. W. Tebhs; Evening, 6.30 p.m., Rev, w. Calder. ST. JAMES'S PRESBYTERIAN CHUh C H.-The Rev. J. Mackenzie Fraser, late of Geelong, will conduct the services to morrow^ (JT. DAVID'S CHURCH, Upper Sy- IO monda-street,—Divine Servioe will be con ducted by the Rev. R. F. Macnicoi—Morning at 11, Evening at 6.30 ITT-STREET WESLEYAN CHURCH.—Sunday Services. Morning, at 11, Rev. W. Morley; Evening, at 6 30, Rev. W. Morley. /TRAFTON KOAD WESLEYAN \JC CHURCH.—Morning, at 11. Rev. W. C. Oliver; Evening,at6.3o, Rev. L. M.lsitt. PARNELL "WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Morning, at 11, Rev. L. M. laltt will preach a Temperance Sermon. Evening, at 6.30, Key. W. C. Oliver. Forth shore wesleyan X™ CHURCH.-Morning, at 11, Rev. T. Buddie; Evening, at 6 30, Key. T. Buddie. ELLERSLIE WESLEYAN SERVICES —Divine Servioe will be conducted in tho Public Sohool-room To-morrow Evening, at 6.30, by Mr Hogg. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH, Alexandra-street. — Rev. J.. Long will preach in the Morning, at 11. Subject, *' Morn ing Prayer." liev. J. Long will alao preach in the Evening, at 6.30. Subjeot, "The Trans figuration." ORIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY JT SERVICES, Excelsior Hall. Upper Pitt- Street.—The Rev. J. Long will preach in the Afternoon at 3 o'clock. FRANKLIW ROaD PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURCH.-Divineßervice will be conducted in tho above Church to morrow— Morning at 11, and Evening at 6.30, by Rev. J. Guy. IVfEWM ARRET PRIMITIVE METHO US DIST CHURCH.-Divlno service in the above Church To-morrow Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, by Rev. J. Guy; Evening, at 6.30, Mr C. Booth. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres ford-street.—The usual Services will be con ducted To-morrow (Sunday), by the pastor, the Rev, J. Robertson, M. a., in the Morning at 11 o'clock, and in the Evening at 6.30. NITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streets- Sunday Services, June 26th, to be conducted in the Morning at 11 by tho Rev. T. Hodgson. Evening at 6.30, addresses by Messrs Hemus and Saunders. __, - "TJANSOMED," subject To-morrow XV (Sunday) Evening, at 6.30. by Edward Lewis, Evangelist, at the Christiana' Mooting House, top of Cook-street. You are earnestly invited. LOKNE-STREET HALL-UN SECT A RIAN SUNDAY SERVICES, 26th June.- Morning Service only, at 11,'conduoted by the Rev. 8, Edger, H.A. Subject: " ihe Future o( Mankind, seen in the light of Christ's Truths." g CHORAL, HALL.-Geo. A- Brown will \.J Leoture on Sunday night at 6.30. Subject: " How shall we Interpret scripture In order to arrive at the Truth?" Morning Service at the Temperance Hall. ODDFELLOWS' HALL, foot ot Cook street.—Lord's Day Meeting at 6.30. Gos pel Address by Mr Goodson. All seats tree. Come. rpHEATRE ROY AL: SUNDAY EVEN JL ING SERVICES, under the- conduct of the Young Men's Christian Association, on Sunday Evening, from Bto 9. All are Invited. Seats Free. 9 , ST.. MATTHEW'S'CHURCH. ---" Gideon, the Soldier of the Lord," a course of Lectures on the ensuing Sunday Evenings, commencing To-morrow (2nd Sunday after Trinity). June 26th. Service at 6 30:—I. " The- Iconoclast's Defence." H. -'The Fleece of Wool-" HI. " Trumpets, Lamps, and Pitchers." TV. "Faint, yet pun,uing." V. "The Cake of Barley." VI. " The Golden Kphod.' S SEPULCHRE'S NEW CHURCH, t Kyber Pass, will be OPENED on WED- N KBDAY, June 29th. Consecration Service, 11 a.m.; Evening Service, 7.30 pm. The Building Committkk invite contributors to send in their donations (or coupons) on or before June 28th,if possible. Educational. MRS GENERAL STODART begs to inform the puhlio that she has room, in the Cottage devoted to her School, for TEN more DAY SCHOLARS and OtJE more BOARDER; and in the Dwelling Cottage she has room for THREE BOARD KRS. Mrs Stodart Is assisted daily by Miss G. Haoltain (Colonel Haultalnfs daughter), Mra Phillips and her own two nieces. Piano Master: Mr Anoelo Forksst. Singuig .Master: Mr Gordon Gooch. Dancing ■* Mistress: Miss i DONOVAN. The better part Of two afternoons in the week , is devoted to Drawing, andone long afternoon to Painting, in which great progress has been made by Mrs Stodarfs pupils. i A Dancing Class will be opened next auarter, ' 20th July, at whioh a few adults and young people can be received at 25s the quarter, i French is taught two evenings, whioh . strangers can join at 1 guinea the quarter. ' German and Italian Classes can also bo formed.. j T\7"ELLESLEY - STREET SCHOOL. : & EVENING CLASSES. > Evening Cr,ASSE3-separate for Males and ' Females—will be commenced on MONDAY, 4th -July, 1881.,*; |* --'Tliese Classes will be/ open to Pihjlls of 13 i years of age and upwards, on payment oil a 1 Quarterly Fee of TEN SHILLINGS (10a) [in . advance). ; 'FOR MALES, on— i ..Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, ; ; From 7to 9 P.m. ---j FOR FEMALEB, on— ;' r % -Tuesday and Thursday, >' " . From 6to 8 p.m. The CourßO of Instruction with include Arith metic (advancedl. Bookkeeping, Writing, Coin? • position, toe, too' ' In addition, Beries of Friday Evening Lectures • (from Bto 9 p.m,)—to whloh Female Pupils will t be admitted—will be given, on snbjects calcu [ lated to induce a love of reading and self-culture. 1 The first aeries will be on "'Epochs of History," l • A Ticket to admit to the Leoturea only, will be f ißsued at Fivbi Shillikgs per quarter. ' Diacipline and Order will be STRICTLY main i taihed. I HENRY WORTHJNGTQN, I Head Master, i. [ • Bankruptcy iNomces. r ■ . IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN PIBTRICT, l IN BANKRUPTCY. ' In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors ? Act, 1876," and tho several Acts amend j ing the same, and in the matter of the 9 Bankruptcy of John Angos .Clark, ol Tauranga, a Debtor, i Notice Is hereby given that it is the intention i of John Angus Clark, the above-named Debtor, W to apply to this Honourable Court on WED N KS -3 Day; the thirteenth day of July, 1881. at the hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon, or as sooe '' thereafter as Connsel oan be heard In thai behalf, that an order of Immediate discharge l may be granted to him, „ Dated at Auokland this twenty-fifth day o! ! June-, 1881. I " ' JOHNM. ALEXANDER, a Solicitor for the Debtor, r Bank Buildings, Wyndham-ctreet, i Auckland. « l ;; ... . . ' h Board ana Kesidence. i /TOVERNUTt BROWNE HOTEL c VT HOBSON-STREET. II . Board and Lodging -..I perWeel 0 Sinolbßoqm.. 255. 1 V"OUNG WOMEN •» INSTITUTE J X AND BOARDING-HOUSE, _, - Queen-street a Open daily from 10 a.m. till 9.30 p.m, ; Dinner and Luncheon from 12 to 2 p.m. Tei v from sto 7 p.m. ~ - Boarding-house for Young Ladies who ait s. occupied during the day. Terms on appllcatioi c to the Secretary. : Working Parties and other Social Gathering a are held during the Week. k Governess Agency and Lending Library li connection with the Institute.



To List. mO LET, a six-roomed House, beauti- JL fully situated on the Brighton Road, with outhouse, woll of water, gaa laid on. ar-d every convenience.—Apply to George smith, Brighton Road. Parnell. . r flO LET, a good House of six rooms; I water laid on, good garden, &c—James P.eid, Eden Terrace. rmo LET, near Suffolk Hotel, a Comfort- I able Four-roomed Cottage.—Apply W. Daw, Tole-street, Ponsonby. TO LET, a new six-roomed House in Auglesea-street; water laid an.—For par ticulars apply this office. rino~LET~ or for Sale, 5-roomed House, R. with 6 acres of Land, at the Whau, three minutes' walk from the station; "bus passes twice daily. Apply Star Office. rf\o LET, at Newmarket, a large Shop, JL suitable for a Draper or Grocer or Tailor ing Establishment, with use of large allotment, next door to Mr Neil, Baker. Apply to H. Partington, Stichbnry'a Buildings. Queen-street, C COMMODIOUS and Comfortable Rooms, J some with gas laid on, suitable for com mittee meetings, offices. &c, at from 4a to 25s a week, at The Great Northern Land Agency, > corner of Queen and Victoria-streets. D~EVONPOKT.-To Let, five Furnished Apartments, good position, with or with out attendance. No other lodgers. B. Tanner, Accountant and Katate Agent, TO. Queen-street, D"EVONPORT.— To Let, two 4-roomed and two 6-roomed Cottages: all newly ereoted and in good positions.—For farther par ticulars apply to B. Tanner, 70, Qneen-street. fp O L E T. TO IMPORTERS, Householders, and others.— A very desirable STORK, in central position, with front and side entrance. Poaaesaion In about a month. Rent to a good tenant, 30a per week.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Estate A Firat"laß3 SHIPPING and COMMISSION OFFICII, situated (in new stores) Queen- Btreet Wharf.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. MOUNT EDEN.—A new and well-finished House, 9 apartments.—Apply to D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. PONSONBY, Waltemata street, — House, aix rooms, toe, near the water.—Apply to O. F. Evans, Estate Agent. PONSONBV/, New-street Houae, five apart ments, near the Convent.—Apply to D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. DEVONPOKT.—Gentleman's Residence and Grounds; a superior property; rent at rate of £52 per annum. PONSONBY ROAD.-House, five apartments; splendid view; nice garden. Full particulars from D F EVANS Estate Agent, 74, Quoen-streot. June 22, 1881. For bale. JT^OR SALE, Residence and Grounds, i 1 Wood-street. Ponsonby; house 8 rooms, toe, verandah round three sldea, Out-houses, Stable, &c; nioe position, corner lot, Splondid Garden, about one acre, in which stand some fine matured fruit and forest treea, such as v\ alnut. Cherry. Pears, Norfolk Pines, &c„ &o. Splendid view of city, harbour. North Shore. &c. I am instructed to effect an immediate aale; the owner leaving tho district. 1). F. EVANS. Estate Agent, 71, Qneen-street. epOR SALE, 8s weekly.—New 4-: roomed !/ House, near Earangahape Road; on weekly payment system.—C. Williamson.Eßtate Anent. Vulcan Lane. a/IORSALK, 20 young Singing Canaries, . well bred, and all in full song; at 10s each.—Apply at this offloe. PONSONBY.— For Sale those splendid Allotments adjoining Rev. Mr Runci man's Church 40 x 132 each; terms very easy.— Apply Thomas Melville, Accountant, High street, Auckland. Ifjioß SALE, a large Nine-roomed House, B? with very large allotment (one aoro) in Grafton Road. Terms, liberal.—F. Ring, Short land-street. FOR SALE, a good Bay Horse 5 years old, Btaunch and quiet, suitable for farm or expresa work, with good trial.—Apply Glas gow Bakery, Wellington-street. FOX SALE, at Wairau, County of Mars den, 100 Aores Land, at 5s lid an aore. Nice Brian for fencing and firewood. Must be sold.—Apply J. R. Kanderson, N.Z. Insurance Bnlldlnga. MUST BE SOLD (no reasonablt offer refused) Farm of 88 acres, partly improved six-roomed house and outbuildings: a quantity of choice young fruit trees; about 100 chainß fencing, etc.; situate near Mahurangi Heads.— C. Williamson, Estate Agent. Vulcan Lane. FOR SALE, A FREEHOLD PROPERTY, situated corner Chapel and Wellesley streets, consisting of three good Houses, always well let. This is a flrat-rate inveatment, and will bo sold cheap. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON. OR SALE, Brick House (almost new), i rooms, wash-house, and scullery, on two allotment (garden), having a frontage to two streets, In a nioe sheltered position, near College Road.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, 71, Queen atreet. rnOR-SALE,a House, new and well- I™ finished, 6 rooms, good well, etc.; on an allotment of 66ft. frontage to London-street, Ponsonby. Splendid view, overlooking the harbour. Only £375.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Quaen-street- —' --J Jt?'Q PC f-~ FARM containing 130 acres, 1-*&9" partly fenced; 35 acres grasa, good orchard, volcanic soil, large run adjoining, iwelling-house, sheds. &c.; terms as agreed.— S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland street. nij-o e—9UBURBAN Residence of ten rooms, *" ar with slated roof, coach-house, stable, five tanks. &c: also, fruit and ornamental garden of nearly an aore in extent. This deair able property is conveniently situated near the Newmarket Railway Station.—S. Valle, Houae and Land Agent, Bhortlanrl-Btree 4>kaa—CHOICK Suburban Villa Site, con- JJOVU talnine about 21 acrea, substantially fenced, laid out in grass, garden walks, and fully planted with-fruit and ornamental trees, forty minutes walk from Post-office.—S. Valle, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. riwen-TWO CAPITAL SHOPS, doing am • , v a good business, and let at good rentals, splendidly situated on a corner allot ment, 33 XIOO feet.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-atreet. ' -PIOO CASH, Balance as agreed—House ** vv ef i rooms, with verandah, Btables, r.oach-houBBB, tank, well. &o„ and allotment 33 x 81.6. situated in a leading street, 15 minutes walk from Post Office.—S. Valle, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. QikA STRONG, Clean, and Healthy O™ "" " YOUNG APPLE TREES, in 100 Beat Varieties, aU properly worked on the now general favourite stock—"The Northern Spy," on sale at Lippiatt's Nursery, Stanley-street, Mechanic's Bay. Auckland. Prices (for oash only)— £1 10s per 100, not less than 20 varieties; 12a per dozen, not less than 6 varieties.—W. E. LIPPIaTT. ■ Wit- r QNS WAIKATO POTATOES '■§ """ for Sale, in lots to suit purchasers. Quality unsurpassed.—R. Stevenson Newton ■Road. ." 1 __~il CASES LARGE APPLES in JL""'' good condition, comprising Stone Pippins, Crabs, and Scarlet Pearmalns; also, - 100 Bunphes Bananas.-At J. Ball's, City I Market. ■ _g__ • iiOri IMMEDIATE SALK (cheap),-in 8J Ponsonby, a really good and woll-flnlshed Seven-roomed House, scullery and waahhouse, splendid well, tank, &0., and large aarden.— Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &c, Fort-; street. -; V-"" ■ OT AH V H U.—A well-finished Ten roomed House and extensive out-buildings, with or without Eight Acrea of Land, to be Sold eheap.—Clark and Pane, Fort-street. J TWT 6 T' > I C, E, The undersigned having many applications for Allotments in Hobson-street, Symonds street, Earangahape Road, Franklin Road, Ponsonby Road and elsewhere, anticipates a speedy Sale of any placed In his hand. Com mission charged onlywhen sale is effected. D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent, i. Qneen-street (opposite Bank New ______!_ . TiOALI pOALI /^OALII The undersigned are delivering LARGE TAUPIKI COAL from the NEW 40 FEET SEAM, Orders to be left at 1, Fort-street. • HAMMOND to BYRON. O N s <- A L B' 60 tons CANTERBURY POTATOES 20 „ WAIKATO 10 „ BARLEY MEAL. G. S. JAKINS, CaSTOM-HOUSK-STEEET. fancy Goods, &c. > 'TONDON ARC i WANTED KNOWN—That "The London , Arcade," 148, Queen and Vlotorla streets, is • open dally from 9to 9, Saturdays till 10.30. The ) Hermit's Cave removed. Increased accommo i dation given for display of Goods, of which t, large arrivals have lust been received from J England. AU marked in plain figures, at prices hitherto unknown in Auckland. Bee the Five f Splendid Windows filled with New Goods, priced the Bame to-day as yesterday. WANTKD KNOWN—That Stationery, Cut lery, Silver and Electro-plated Goods, China 1 and Glass, olooks. Watches, and Jewellery, Perfumery, Bruahware of all kinds, Mechanical and General Toys, Fancy Goods, and useful ' articles may be found in tha various claaaifled , Departments at the London Arcade (Goodßon'e), where a full and uniform (not special) Price List is obtainable from the Porter at the door, or t will he forward ed post free to any address upon application, being far too voluminous to Inseri , in the columna of the. M Wanted. Known." > Branch Establishment: Brandon House, Par nell. London Office: St, Mary Axe. a WANTED KNOWN—That an Inspection o) c the attractive display In " The London Arcade' a Is invited, irrespective of any purchase being made. We find "by serving others well W£ a serve ourselves the best." a C. W. GOODSON. 148, Queen and Victoria streets.



Meetansa- FRENCH LITERARY CLUB AND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION. The second Meeting of this Club will be held THIS EVENING, June 55th. in the Young Men'a Christian Association Room 3at 7.30. pjn. as the Rules drawn np by the Provisional Committee will 'oe submitted to tha Meeting for approval, a full attendance of members Is respectfully requested. H. S. F. PELTZER, Provisional Secretary. tIVTATIONAL INDEPENDENT _L 1 ORDER ODDFELLOWS. LOYAL PIONEER LODGE, No. 936, A.D. Members of the above Lodge are specially summoned to attend the Hall-yearly Meeting, to be held, at the Temperance Hal, Albert street, on MONDAY, June 27th, at 7.30 p.m. sharp. Business: Election of Officers and Medical Attendants, and to tafee into consideration the erection of an Oddfellows' Hall. N.8.-Rnle applying to non-attendance of members will be strictly enforced. By order of N.G. C. B. THORNE. Secretary. AUCKLAND LICENSED VICTUAL. LER3' ASSOCIATION. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE. In consequence of my having received a re quisition from eight members of the above Association, I hereby call a Meeting, iv com pliance with such requisition, to take place at the United Service Hotel at 7.30 on MONDAY next, the 27th inst. P, GORMAN, President. TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE AUCKLAND LICENSED VICTUAL LERS' ASSOCIATION. Sir,—We, the undersigned Members of the Auckland Licensed Victuallers' Assooiation.beg that you will, according to the power vested with yon, call another meeting to reconsider the question of sending a Delegate to Welling ton, and if so. that such Delegate shall be chosen from the members constituting such Association. D. DUNNINGHAM. D. CLEMENTS. O. F. BROWN. SAML. WILLIAMS. D. N. WATSON. G. ANDREWS. JOHN ADAMS. JOHN GILLANDER. UCKLAND UNITED BRICK LAYERS' LABOURERS' SOCIETY. The Quarterly Meeting of the above Society will take plaoe in tho Lodge-room, Working Men's Club, on WEDNESDAY next, June 29, at 7.30 p.m. E. STURCH, Hon. Sec T> U B L I C NOTICE. The Education Board of the Distrlot of Auckland, June 21th. 1881. In accordance with tho provisions of " Tho Kdncation Aot, 1877." the Kducation Board of the District of Auckland hereby calls a Public Meeting of the Houaeholdera of Wairanga, to be held at the dwelling ot Mr. Campbell, on FRIDAY, 16th July next, at three o'olook In the afternoon, for the purpose ot electing a School Committee for the Wairanqa School Diatrlct: and in accordance with Section 69 ot the aaid Act, the Board appoints that the Committee ot the said WAiRANGt School Distrlot shall hold its first Meeting after election at 1 o'clock p.m. on the same day, and at tho same place. By order of the Board, VINCENT E. RICE. Secretary. Volunteer Notices. "VTEAV ZEALAND REGIMENT OF 11 ARITLLERY-A BATTKRY. The Annual Meeting of the above Company will be held, In the Drill-shed, on THURSDAY, tbe 30th instant, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To receive Annual Report and Balance-sheet, and any other business which may be brought before the meeting. FRBD. J. ROGERS, Hon. Sec. Corporation Notices. (HITY OF AUCKLAND. FREE LIBRARY. Notice Is hereby given that the abovo Library will, until further notice, be open to the Public on Sunday afternoons from 2 to 6 p.m., and from 7 till 10 p.m, (eubjeot to the Library Regula tions). P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. -Town-Clerk's Offloo, June 17,1881. fIITY OF AUCKLAND. TBNDEKS FOR SUPPLY OF TIMBER, The City Council will receive Tenders until i p.m. of THURSDAY, 30th instant, for supply of Timber for six months, in terms of specifications and conditions at the office of the City Sur veyor, Canada Buildings. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed as above. p P. A. PHILIPS, 'lown Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, June 23,1881. piTY OF AUOKLAND. TENDERS FOR ROAD FORMATION, FENCING, AND EARTHWORKS, ALBERT PARK. The City Council will receive Separate Ten ders (for Contracts Nos. 3 and i) for above works, until i. p.m. of THURSDAY, 30th inst., in terms of plans, specifications, and conditions at the office of the City Surveyor, Canada Buildings. The Council do not bind themselves to accept any tender. Tenders to be endorsed for the respective con tract tendered for. P. A. PHILIPS. Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Juno 23,1881. Tenders. ■ £_vi& ITWEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. ,No. 21 Station Buildings Contract. * Publlo Works Office, Auckland, 9th June, 1831. , Tenders will bo received at this office until noon of MONDAY, 27th of June. 1881. for the Erection of a Sixth Claas Passenger Station, at Morningside, on tho Kalpara-Waikato Rail ways... Plans, .specifications, and conditions can be seen at this office- Tenders must be addressed to tho Hon. the Minister for Publlo Works, Auokland, and marked outside, "Tender for No. 21 Station Buildings Contract." The lowest or any tender will not necessarily be accepted. By command. (Signed) W. H. HALES, District Engineer. A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. Tenders for Timber, Ironwork, Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlery. Harbour Board Office, | Auckland, 21st June, 1881. Separate Tenders will be received at this offloe until TUESDAY, the 28lh instant, at noon, for Ironwork, Timber, Carting, Coal, and Ship Chandlery, in terms of conditions to be seen at the Engineer's Office. Tenders to be endorsed respectively, "Tender for Ironwood," "Timber," "Carting,"' "Coal," and "Ship Chandlery." The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. F. E. COMPTON. Chairman. mo builders. Tenders will be received up to noon on WEDNESDAY, the 29th inst. for tho erection Of a Concrete Villa in Princes-street. Plans, &c, at our offices. Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & 80N, Architects. "DONSONBY DISTRICT. TENDERS EOR EXTENSION OF HACKETT STREKT CULVERT. Tenders for the above will ba received nn tc i p.m. on WEDNESOAY. 29th instant, at ms Office, Colonial Bank Building, where plan and specification may be seen. JOHN BOYLAN, C.E., Engineer to the Board. mo B U I L D E R S, Tenders will be received until noon of FRI DAY, the ißt July, for Alterations and Addition* • to Building, corner of Queen-Btreet and Valcar • Lane. ; Plßina, too., at my offloe. W. H. SKINNER. [ Architect. |m O BUILDERS, _ _■_ ——— ; Tenders will be received until Noon of FBI DAY, the Ist of July, for the Erection of t Residence on the Mount Eden Road, Plans toe. at Nos. 8 and 9, South British Chambers EDMUND BELL, Architect. I FTIENDERS will be received np fill i< ! B!,ld£°g°an^^



Public Notices: ARMY AND NAVY OUT-PEN SIONESS IS THE AUCKLAND DISTRICT. The Payment lot the abovo Pensions tor the ensuing quarter will be made as follows t— AUCKLAND.—Saturday. Jury 2, at 11 a.m., at the Imperial Pensions Office. ONEHUNGA Tuesday, July 5, at 12 noon, at the Court-house. OTAHUHU.—Totrsday, July 7, at 0.30 pjn., at the Court-house. PAPAKURA.—Wednesday, July 6, at 10 a.m., at tho Court-housa. PANMURE-Frtday, July 8, at 11 a.m. HO WlCK.—Friday. July 8, at 0.30 p.m. T. M. HAULTAIN, Officer Paying Pensions. Imperial Pensions Office. Auckland. June 23.1831. I^OTICE OF REMOVAL. J. INGRAM & CO. (late Karsten and Co.) have Removed from High street to Rooms 5 and 8. over Gcodson'a, Queen and Victoria-streets. 171 HEWIN AND BROTH|ER " • ARK NOW SELTJXO New Zealand Honey, in Ilb tins, at 7'd; purity guaranteed Knight Bros*. Jams, in buls, 7d per lb. Bring your own jars French Prunes, 5d per lb Cocoa and M<lk, Is por tin Our Good Family Tea at Is 6d still commands a large sale Goodatl's Household Specialities, consisting of Eggs. Custard, Blanc Mange, and Baking Powders Yorkshire Relish and Mushroom Catsup, 7_d Potted Meats, 7d per tin. To reduce our very large stock, Cash Pur chasers and Large Conaumers will be liberally dealt with, as Cask wk must h»vk. Try our Pure Mocha and Nonpareil Coffees. F. HEWIN AND BROTHER, Coffee Roasters, Fancy Grocers and Pro vision Factors, The opposite corner to the United Service Hotel, QUEEN-STRh'ET FIVE POUNDS REWARD.—The abovo amount will bo paid to anyone giving information as will lead to tho con viction of the person or persona who wilfully Cut and Destroyed my New Shutters, at my Shop in Victoria-Btreot, likewise smashed a Pane of Glass in the bay window, on the morn ing oC June 21, at 1.30 o'clock. Information to be given to Inspector Pardy, Auckland.—J. VV illiams. ALD BLUES! OLD BLUES I Any of the abovo, who may be residinprln or near Auckland, are cordially invited to join the advertisera in establishing in thia city a branoh of the Old Blue Society.—Apply to Arthur Watkins, at Mr H. B. Morton's, Custom-house street. T7-ID GLOVE DEPOT. W. EYRE, Victoria-street, tho People's Draper, wants to soli 250 yards of real Maltese Lace at la 3d, worth 2s (id; 100 Long White Ostrich Feathers at 10s 6d, worth 18s Od; the New Lawn Tennis Jersey, 12s 6d, worth 18s lid; 100 pairs of Stays; splendid value in Blue Serge at 1b Id yard, worth 2b; wide width Crimean Shirting at Is yard, worth Is 8d: stout Wincey at Id yard; one-button Black Josephine Kid Gloves at Is Od per pair, npHE NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MKNT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND. Temporary Offices! No. 6 South British Buildings. AU classes are invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly, interest remunora tlve. LOANS granted on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buyino, Buildino, &c, in sums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal ments:— . Repayments Per Repayments Per extending over Week, extending over Week. ---s. d. b. d. 3 years .. 1510 7 years - 8 1 1 years .. 12 6 8 years ~ 7 6 5 years - 10 5 10 years -. 6,3 _ SPECIAL FACILITIHB are given to Bor" rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing weeKly payment, or tho whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Society grant ing liberal discount. GEORGE ERASER. Manager.,, fl-jATO £1000 LENT on Building dfci JL " Society principles, or on other terms to anit borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See List ot Properties for sale on fourth page. Six per cent, alio wed on money deposited for investment. —C. * Williamson, Land, Estate and Financial Asent. Vulcan Lane. SILVER JEWELLERYI SILVER JEWELLERY 1 For an Assortment go to F. H. LEWISSON. More in his Small Window than the balance of the Jowellors have in stock, BROOCHES, EARRINGS, SETS, "STUDS, BRACELETS. PINS, RINGS. F. H. LEWISSON. Everyone knows where BELIEF OF COUGH IN TEN MINUTES. S H ARL AN D'S pHURKI" TpECTORALi 2s 6d a bottle. APOTHECARIES' HALL, Opposite Foßt-office. /^OOD AND CHEAP WINTER ' DRAPERY. 0. A L L E N lis BELLING Persian Cords Serges Sateen Cloths Russell Cords Winseys Blankets Coburgs Lustres Ulsters Hosiery Men's Shirts Gloves Stays SKIRTS, And all kinds, of DRAPERY, '*-'AT " Unequalled Value. Inspection Invited I Competition Defied I VICTORIA.STREET Next to J. William's, the People's Tailor]. VT O TIC EI NOTICE L. H. GREEN begs respectfully to inform the Publlo of Auckland that he has for Sale this Planting Season, a Healthy Stock of Fruit Trees, Shelter and Ornamental Trees, and Shrubs. Gardens and Pleasure Grounds Laid Out and Planted. All orders left at my Plant Stall, No. 5, City Market, wiU meet with prompt attention; or at Lilydale Nursery, One- Tree Hill. DR. RICHARDSON, Symonds-street, near tho Windmill, at Home for Consul tatlon from 9 to 10 Morning, 2 to 3, and 7 to II in tho Evening. piTY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS FRANCES J. SHORTT, Hairdbkssek by Appointment to His Excellency the Governor. THE CITY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS. The most complete, fashionable, and best ap pointed Halrdreßßfng Establishment In Anck land. Magnificent American Hair Cuttini Chairs with latest mechanical improvement: arrived from Chicago by last mail boat. Ever; gentleman has separate Brushes, rowels, ant Shaving Appliances. The Singeing Apparatu is a specialty and most beneflcalin caaes of weal or falling hair. Prices as usual. CITY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. Two Doors Below Greyhound Hotel. , VSjT H A __ __, A R E i If You Like a Good Cup of Tea, you should Go to H. a. Mckean for your Tea He gives universal satisfaction. best Canterbury bacon, 9Jd per lb. by the Side, For Cash. tzr Agent for tho Auckland Evening Stai INDIA AND CHINA TEi WAREHOUSE, NO, 95, VICTOBIA-STEEET. The undersigned wishes to call special attcntio at the present time to the splendid Blend Tea he is offering. Being near the end of 1830-1 Te Season, and anxious to clear several balances c i stock, he has determined to give his customer , gome unusually good values—notably in Is 8c L 2a, and 2s Sd quotations. The 3a Is recommends as a blend or combination of a variety of th Finest Teas that have found their way into ou market; and he would further add,—there Is n exaggeration in this last statement. Being a large importer of Teas, he Is able t give undoubted values, and continues doings ' to secure a large independent public patronage '. A strong rich thick liquoring Tea.. _ Is 8 : " Tea Extraordinary,"' a thorough econo mic tea, with Atiiani flavour .. .. 2a " FaroUy Mixture,1 * very choice, rich, and pungent—Darjecling kind 2s 6 "Very Rich Deep Brown Tea" .. .. 3a Quotations for Box Teas represent exceptioi ally good values for the time of year, and li eludes some of the choice First Crop Teas < • the season. Present prices for really goo China Teas:—2os, 225, 2fi, and 28s per box. FREDk; whitehead: . Tea Importer, Terms Cash. 95, Victoria-st, Aucklan . N.B.—Special and sundry lines on the fourt page. DEAREST,-I promised to let yo know when I received a shipment t MARBLE CLOCKB. I have 1 turt openedMtw , cases, and they are at my shop In Victorii 4 street East, all In good going order. Go an J take a look at them. I Yours truly. II V. H. LEWISSON. ' Jone22,lßßL,



' ' •"""" ■' ■' I —I Jfubhc Notices. Auckland, June 25,1881. TtTOTICE is hereby given that tbe Part i.l nerahlp .hitherto carried on by Henry James Bell and Robert Gemmell, as Tanrers, under the style or firm ot " Bell to Gemmell,'' is hereby Dissolved. 1 Mr Bell is authorised to receive all debts due to the late firm, aud to pay all accounts due by them, i HENRY JAMES BELL. ROBERT GEMMELL. ; Witness—Thos. BrjDDLB, Solicitor, Auckland. „rK i. C_ S. 'ROTOMAHANA,' _tSf_______, eJa FOR THAMES. TWTlnK3i^s»will leave the Railway Wharf ____________gT TO-NIGH r, at 12 midnight, ™ Seaving Thames on Monday Morning, at 7.30. FRASKR & TINNE. Agents. T> AL L AT PAPAKURA. A BALL will take place, in tho Papakura Hall, on July Ist. Double Tickets. Is; Single Tickets, Ss 6d. Doors open at 7.30, to commence at 8 p.m. Refreshments provided. J. BOWDEN, Seoretary, Papakura. ! "XT O T I 0 E. W. PARKER (Late of the firm of Close Brothers) Begs to Intimate to the general publlo that he will open business in the GENERAL GROCERY AND PROVISION TRADE, in HOBSON-STREKT, TO-DAY (SATURDAY). W.P. calls special attention to his carefully Belectod stock of Teas, Coffees, General Grocer ies, and Provisions, which will be found to bo of the best quality, and trusts that by giving strict attention to business to meet with a fair share of support. Address -.-Hobson-strkkt, opposite Mlnetti's French Bakery. lift DEVONPORT STEAM FERRY COMPANY (LIMITED). A Premium of £20 wilibepaidby the Directors of tbe above Company for a MODEL (wit plans and specifications) of a BOAT best Bolted for tho Ferry Sorvloe. Particulars may be obtained from the secre tary. BENJ. TANNER, Secretary, pro tern. DEVONPORT STEAM FERRY COMPANY (LIMITED). It is requested that all applications for Shares may be sent in at onco to tho undersigned, at nig office, 70, Queen-Btreet, to enable the Direc tors to make the allotment without delay. BEN J. TANNER, Secretary, pro tern. BORING FOR MlNEßALS.—Specifi cationsfor boring and other particulars by applying at Mr Errington's office. yiCTORIAN LOAN AND' DIS COUNT AGENCY. HIGH STREET, AUCKLAND, The abovo Agency having Opened a Branoh in Auokland is prepared to Advance Sums of Money, from £10 to iU.GOO, ou Personal Security, Deeds of Property, shares inPublio Companies. and other Securities at current rates. Bills Discounted Daily. Renewals effected. To accommodate Borrowers, Loans of (say) TEN POUNDS May bo repaid In instalments of 10s per week. TWENTY POUNDS .* May bo repaid in instalments ot 20s per week. Or by any other mutual agreement, All communications, either personally or by letter, strictly confidential. Address— HIGH STREET, i (Next Auckland Hotel), or Box 90, Post-office. 'm nn__VT_f ' Stuffed Chairs ot all des -67, Queen-st. , or] -tions. .; : T j, „ rnnKK r,ARPKTS' Hearthrugs, Ll -?8%22_S noleura, Floorcloth, Mat -67, Queen-st. JJOOr __ atoi B ___ ___£_, TELESCOPE Tables. Oval Tablea, Round Tables, ' x'*m Jrw£Jt"* Writing. Tables, Occasional 87, yueen-sr. Tables, "Coffee and Gipsy Tallies &o mr.tr nnrvirw i'l'l'T Chimney Glasses and T" & %•£?„*• \3 Mahogany Toilet Glasses, 67, Queen-st. int , reat variety. m «rtr nnnirw IRON and Wood Bedsteads T,& n™2°£ ' A and Bedding of aU deß _________________orl r.tions and best quality. ?"a ILT Corniceaand Poliahad T.&H. COOKE, V)T Cornice Poles, Venetian 67, queen-st and Patent Spring- Roller,, Blinds. ____'." WARDROBES, Drawers, Washstands, Toll** 67, Queen-st. Ware, and all kinds of Bed " -• room Furniture. IBKRAL DISCOUNT to Cash Purchasers. All x' m *ru^f^ goods delivered ?bkk In tovm 67. Quoeu-st, gatalogues forwarded on ap lioatlon. Auctions. ■■ B. TONES. R. Oi CAKE. B..JD. TONES.] MONDAY, JUNE 27, At 11 o'clock. On Account of "whom it may Concern. * Ex • Cutty Sark,' /»Q BAGS WOOD'S FLOUR. Ex ' Magellan Cloud,' 30 sacks O ATfi, all more or less damaged. B. TON X S & C 0., Auctioneers. B. TONES. E. C. CAKE. It. D. TONES j MONDAY, JUNE 27, At 11 o'clock,, 1 I K/V S A~C~K S OAT S. B. TON X S & CO., Auctioneers. j ' ' ; rXIHE QALE OF IpROPERTIES I AT TA URA NQ A f IS WITHDRAWN. SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, t Auctioneers. W. S. COCHRANE. - JAS. DAC3E i MONDAY, JULY 4. | By order of the Mortgagees. d FREEHOLD PROPERTIES. k Napier-street, Papakura, Coromandel, Paremoremo, Waiwera. - THE Subscribers wiU sell, at their Rooms, Fort-atroat, on Monday, the Ith July, at 12 o'clock, . " NAPIER-STREKT—Allotment No. 2, Seotlcn U. 13, havlsg a frontage ot 68 feet to Napier street. City of Auckland, with all build ings thereon. PAPAKURA-10 aores, part of Clendon's grant L ' X APANGA—Part of the North-east portion of Paranga Ho. li, Kapanga, fronting Tiki Road, with all buildings thereon PAREMOREMO.—AIIotment No. 11, contain ing 500 acres WAIWERA—North-east and Western por tions of Lot 110, and Eastern portion of Lot 139, Walwera, containing 210 aores. The above Properties are offered to close an , Estate, and will be sold without reserve. Conditions of Sale, and Plans, may be seen on application. n SAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, 18 Auctioneers. a ; . ? MONDAY, JUNE 27. ■c <Z.: L..-W. EATON io TTITIM' sell by auction, at his Mart, V v on Monday, June 27, at U o'clock. £ 50 cases ORANGES, for positive sale JL TUESDAY, JUNE 28. '-, TO CLOSE ACCOUNTS. id Flannels, Skirts, Robes, Stays, Costumes, Dress. Materials, Blanket*, Ribbons, £ Clothing, Shirts, Tweeds, Large As af sortment Hosiery, Umbrellas, Trim id mings, Straw Hats, 2 and 4-button Kid Gloves, &C, &c., &C. fl» GABRIEL LEWIS - TRF-^ 8 received instructions to sell at his IB Store on tha above date, at 11 o'clock, __ l OABE8pFABOVKG^OOI)& a- This Is the Beslt Lot Offered thia Season, id _ —; — T<rrms at Sale,