log' di .trict shall be constituted as follows : The' committee to consist bf fi.e'persdna who may be residents either within or out side ot the district, to be elected annually by the ratepayer, of the district in the man ner provided by Begulation of Local Elec tions Act, 1876. The Resident Magistrate within nboso jurisdiction the licensing ois trict lie 3, and who is hereinafter called "The Beturning Officer," shall be re turning officer for such district, and shall preside at every election therein under this Act. If there be no Resident Magistrate having jurisdiction within any licensing district, Or if there be mbre than one such Kesident Magistrate, then the Governor thall appoint such Resident Magistrate or other person as he may think fit, to be the Returning Officer. The returning officer of every ordinary licensing district shall; "by public advertise ment, appoint some' convenient day in the month os November next, and thereafter, at the same time in every year, but not carlterthan fourteen days after the first publication of such advertisement, for the election' of the required number of members of the Licensing Committee-within such district, and such election shall be conducted in the same manner as the election of mem bers of the Borough or Cottnty Councils or Road Boards are elected. Eabh rate-payer shall only have one vote within any district, but there may be more polling-booths than one in the district. At a later hour in the eyening the bill was further considered. The following clause was passed :—" It shall not be lawful for any person whomso ever either to sell or supply, or give wine or fermented liquor, or mixed liquor part whereof is fermented in any quantity res pectively which shall produce intoxication to any persdn of'the native race within a native licensing district."—This was passed. —A further clause, imposing a penalty of £12 for the above offence was carried.—A further clause WO3 carried empowering the Governor to proclaim native licensing districts within which no license shall be issued. • , SirWi Fox moved the insertion Of tbe following new clauses:—"No certificate for any sort Ot license shall be granted if a memorial against the granting ot the same/ signed by a majority of the ratepayers within the district, shall be presented to the licensing committee, the genuineness of such Bigriature: to be verified on oath or declaration in tho nature ot an oath before thecdnimittee by tbe persons in Whose presericethe same has been signed." ; Mr HALL opposed the clause* expressing the opinion that they had already gone as fa* in the direction of local option as it would be 'safe. The House divided: Ayes,.ls; noes, 27. Mr HUBSTHOUSE moved, as an additional clause; "That nb contract entered intoby any licence binding hirt* to take intoxica ting" liquors from any person, ■ shall *be valid." He explained that the clause aimed at the pernicious system of which was designated "bound houses." A division Tvasr called for—Ayes, 23; noes, 26. '"The clause Was rejected. ■•■ Af.er'thb motion to report progress was lost,' several members said they had how clauses to'propose; but ndne ot,these Were pressed or put,i aiid,."the schedules haying' beeti' passed, the' bill wris' reported with amendments. ' ; J ';, ,"' :l tAßibusbills; The Masterton and Greytown Lands, Otago Harbour Board, Otago University Beserves, Fire Brigades, Cook's County Rivers Bill, and Drainage Bill, were ad vanced.

The House adjourned at 1,45,

ANOTHER CANARD.

THE HERALD HOAXED AGAIN

Omtaged. and,highly respectable morning contemporary, has once moree been egreg iously sold, : and on this occasion, as the. last,;, >;ehe has been ai' the pains to. render.''iier', confusion-.<;-. manifest: ,to he; world; by working herself up into a .dreadful flutter of excitement. This morning, she issued an extra to the foilo.wing,,effect, which was forthwith cir^ cula.ed,.througnout : the. city, and. copies posted up, at, prominent places, for the edification of all and sundry, viz.:—"Panic, at .Alexandra! (By Telegraph,, Own Cor. respondent.) Alexandra, Saturday, 9.50 a.m,;. !300. armed , natives are expected to-day. V-The settlement, ia ,in a state of ,; panic. ; There -are, ~ only about six resident here." ,In due course, we were made aware ; of the existence of the .bulletin by .numbers pf persons, who have friends resi(_ingj',in t|ia, Waikato,., rushing.. up jj to ~', r our.,'..oißqe. audjj jjexcitedly, ', enquiring ...if,., we "had, any^ ■•confirmatory ..., intelligence,",.','. ;Sur~ pjrised■}.... that-. our',, correspondent had, neglected (to. such startling; newp.iWe'; forwarded ah' urgent message' desiring to be informed if the report, were true.,"' At .2,40.. , we received the following. comic and, decisive Jrepiy.'.—" Alexandra,. 2,35f.,p.m, .J[uly^"9.' 1( The .whole! affair .is, pure bunkum-" v '~

SUPREME COURT.-Yesterday.

Mr ;JustiM $)!)&.}.

, ALLEQEO, BREAKING. AND, ENTERING., , _ln, itheqease <j>)_ t Jojin, -Archibald'i JEHiot,, charged;.; With breaking ,and,,entering Ihe warehouse pf, GeorgehFqsterf ;and stealing therefrom a number,of boot uppers,,.Mr Hesketh at the-close of the-.defence, con tended that he fipd, succeeded, in proving an alibi. The Crown Prosecutor replied, aDd^hmHis'Houpßan^suminingriupsaid that the question lay between the evidence adduced by th<S'prosecution^ to establish thbl fjiri_ioner*s-f identity, aiid that 'for the defence tending to shew*that tho pawn-. brokers' Were mist&kenr • • . The Jury after an hour's consideration found the prisoner not guilty,'l "■'■ ■ y :f ■; fiis aonorindischarging,_the T man said, that he entirely concurred in the verdict, The-'Cqurt rose'4*6,3o; ;■;."" .J y" I}"^"''1- \

1 THIS DAY. '

took his seat at 10-o'clock.) ALLEGED PEKJUItY. .Edwin Charles ".Sheppard, settler, of Whatawhata, Wasjorraigned upon an indict ment c_aarßingrliiD___with:having committed wflf ul-'jpermry in a - prb^eutibn "brought agiff-ssfifniin the Waikato' for ..beating a, boy in his service, by denying positively oq oath, that ho had not ill-used and beaten the said boy in the manner deposed to by several of the witnesses. ~.,

'Mr E. Hesketh appeared .for the defence, and'.tbbk several, prelirnihaty objections to. the form, of the indictment;' .... -■ .

! His Honor having taken a note of the olJjbctyms, the prisoner pleaded "not guilty,'":.*' '/■'.-.-■.'■_-:■■ • v The* .Crown Prosecutor, commenced his o^tting of the case by remarking upon the extreme difficulty, of securing a conviction iot- such'an. offence. It was so, hedged rdun'd.by technicalities, and wrapping up informs, that it would bo strange indeed if the accused persons could not "find a loop-, holtpof escape.'' The - learned :gentleman < then'prdceeded to state the Character of .the; eyidencßwliich he was .'prepared to adduce. Henry -William" Northcote, resident Magistrate' of .the Waikato ;dist_ict, was; the first Witness called. Ho deposed on, the Ilth of May last, tho prisoner was charged before him,, on information' with, having; heated and ill-used1 a boy ;in service named John Muir, by tying him to a dray and beating him on the-bare body with* it rope, j 'The prisoner 'denied ttie':,charge' so. positively that\in'„.yiew of lithe iVlapsc. of 'time since tfie alleged offence took place, and the ;fac6 of several' discre'pahcies ■ being"apparent* in the statement, he dismissed the case. He sat in his capacity of Resident Magistrate. Mr Hesketh at once raised an objection, pofatufg; out that this last statement was at vafeince'with theihdictment which averred that the offence was committed during the hearing of a case 'before ohe of Her Majesty's Justice's of the Peace, viz., Mr Northcroft. , ' [JO j.After .some consideration and., reference to ■ authorities; His 'Honor held that the objection' wai'faital. ,'-.,'.' ~':",..\\ His HbnOr then addressed the ]ury.as follows :^-Gentlemen of the Jury : I am very : iaorry, fodeed to tell "you. that this caseXfias 'broken down—-though not exactly upon; aotechnical point.:/ 3The indictment sets 'forth/that the offence was committed by BwbSring falsely in a; case 'before Mr Northcroft,, ia Justice■ . 0f,,,-the Peace ■; but the Act requires that a case such as the; orie'referred to, should be tried* before two, Justkes of the Peace, and therefore, as noj competent jurisdiction rests in a single justice to hear such a case; it was imprd perly cieard. It only remains for yon, tinder theseJbircumstances to bring in a verdict of "not guilty."'- ■' ■-•"'•■ ■;'■!.-:•-..•'.■.■:■.-"■■ _■ ,<' His Hotior also expressed the opinion that the law regulating these matters' might be altered, so as to render conviction easy iv in cases of falsehood on oath,* whether in judical proceedings or otherwue. The jury, as directed, returned a verdict of "Not Guilty." . His Honor then announced -the prisoner's discharge in the following terms :— Prisoner —The' Jury, ditected by myself, and in consequence ot a flaw in the indictment,

I; have fonn4: a verdict vof ;<l' Not* Guilty.'' You are therefore discharged from custody. The Court adjourned till Monday mom- I ing at 10 o'clock; when the Charge of arson I preferred against the brothers Bindon will be proceeded with.

CHAMPION SCULLING MATCH.

The sculling match between Albert White, of Mercury Bay, and Hearn of Wellington, has been exciting considerable interest dur ing the last two or three weeks. It is the first real contest for the championship of the Colony, and the fact that the men represent different provincial districts has imparted additional interest to the event, The pre sent race is the result of a challenge issued some months ago by Albert White to row against any man in New Zealand for £100 and the championship. It wasaccepted by Duncan, of Christchurch, who, after some delay, excused ' himself from Com pleting the arrangements on the plea of want of time. Hearn, who had previously expressed his willingness to row if the stake was fixed at £50, then came forward, and' pdblicly accepted the chal lenge. Some delay ensued before any defi nite agreement was arrived at, but even tually it was determined that the race should take place in Wellington harbour on July 9th (to-day), and that in the event Of his losing, White should receive £25. from the stakes towards his expenses. A tele gram stating that the arrangements were satisfactory was forwarded some weeks ago by. Mr Thomas Henderson, to Mr C. E. Bat kin, of Wellington; who was acting tor Hearn. SinCe then, the men have been steadily training for the match. White had really not ceased training since the last Auck land regatta, and he was therefore in. good condition. He went in for heavy training, and when he arrived here on the 16th of last month to. proceed te Wellington,, it was thought by some he had trained t°P fine. Other equally competent judges were of a contrary opinion, and considered him ;in good form. The .Wellington ciitics agreed with the former judgment) and reports of fleam's sculling abilities were circulated by his admire, to such an extent ,that the confidence which Aucklanders had previously reposed in their representative, began to decrease rapidly. This was apparent from tbe rapid alteration in the betting. White had previously been the favourite everywhere, but betting then became level, and news that Wellingtonians were back ing their man strongly, did not tend to rein sure confidence in White. Why such a change should have taken place is difficult to imagine.. The Mercury Bay man had improved considerably within the last few montlip, and'rowed much faster than when he went to- Sydney last year, Those who saw the two "men training at Wellington spoke well of White's style, and his general appearance, and a few asserted that he would prove superior to Hearn. But the fact that ho had less experience in sculling races, and was nbt so well ac customed to -Wellington lumpy water as Hearn, tended considerably towards making the latter the favourite. Betting ias been Comparatively dull in Auckland during the last few days, and this was probably due to the fact that Aucklanders were disinclined to bet against their own man, and were yet hot sufficiently confident to back him to any very great extent. The interest in the race was, however, scarcely less strong on this account. White, himself, was certainly very confident regarding the result, and in private letters received in Anckland he speaks with a degree of certainty regarding his chances that is sur prising. A telegram from him yesterday contained the opinion that he would he the winner. He was not very favourably im pressed with Hearn's style of rowing, although others, praised it, very highly. The betting in Auckland yesterday was 6 te 4, and at Wellington 100 to 80 on Hearn. Very few bets of any consequence were made here to-day, the,uncertainty being too great. Some anxiety was felt regarding the qtate of the weather, it being thought that any lumpiness in the water would have spoilt Albert White's chances. This uneasiness was however set at rest by a wire received from W- White by Mr M. Gallagher. It was to the effect that the weather was beautiful and the water smooth £is brother Was in good form, and Very con fident of success.

j The following information regarding the two competitors should prove interesting to our readers.

ALBERT WHITE. I Albert White is a young man. He was born in 1856 at Opotiki, and is now 25 years df age... He is a half-caste, and has a.dark cjompiestion,, and" black hair. ,',. His, height is £» feet 8 inches, and his weight when trained is 12st.; ordinary weight, 13st, His father the late Mr A, B. White, a hotel-keeper at Opotiki, who was murdered by the Miioris at the time of Mr. Fulloon's murder. Albert .White has resided nearly the whole of his life,at Mercury" Bay with his relations. He and his brothers have carried on the business,o'f., Ship and boat-builders at this settlement for, a number of years past, and among the many craft built by them are the; cutter Mercury, schooners Ellie Meikle'and Saiicy Rate,.and yachts Ripple and Oontraban. diere.* 'Latterly Albert- ! White Jhas devoted his attention to" the con struction of'" outriggers. -From his earliest years;; he was accustomed^ rowing, knd when a hoy lie won the dingy race for . boys under sixteen- ; yeaTs a Qf age at three successive,-Auckland,regattas. £Rom ,that time to the present, he has been in what might' be ' called ' regular training. : He came, up to'■town on the. occasion of subsequent aquatic festivals, but could not get anyone to tow against-him., The only sculling match "he has ever'contested was ijbbut four or'five years ago,,.vhen he ro.\yed ; Against' and defeated i Davis, a Wellington | and Wanganui oarsman; (at , the Auckland l-egatta. Last year he .'Went to Sydneyjto riow against Laycock, Rush, and others, but by some mischance he and-another com petitor, were accidentally left on ;'shore. Hisstyleof rowing was favourably spoken, Of, ljy the .Sydney papers. Early in the present year/ he' rOwed stroke over for the Mercury* Bay,,.£reW In, ..the intercoloniai. race, bulj', ijh'eir.ljoat swamped, and.they.loef., Besides, being '_t' good sculler, White ;'ls'an" excellent)' yerde st_iaa, his powers Of endurance, when Waiting, being- remarkable. He-i.-is also' an , ■ accompltsned ,- equestrian, fiig' disposition is .jovial' and good natured, aiid consequently^ ;he is, a great favourite amongst his [acquaintances, i He left Auckland for. Wellington ouJune 17th taking wlth.him a tyoat built by himself, in which he intends to rade.',', She; is a'yery neat.piece of Workmanship andonly weighs. 26£ lbs.'complete. ;Her dimensions: are' 32 :.fc,ef.; "beam* ll'i; inches ; ! depth .54 inches!- io"Vi •■ '.i ,;•• -;;'.':'"'' .<"•*•••;

j:,; ''-V,..' •'. hearn. ;.v'r,: ;;•;'."£ ..Vjy., j^Very.littlo Hearn, appears to be known in Auckland, but we have ascer* tamed the following facts :—He is about 38 years of age, and a West Coast man, who for some time past has been employed in a Wellington sawmill., He is said to be a very powerful.fellow, .measuring about 6tt. ,9in., and weighing; il stone odd,when trained,, .Possessing great muscular power, he is con sidered to be a formidable antagonist. Several sculling contests tave.beea.won ty , him, aud amongst others he,defeated Daw sOn'at'Kaia,poi Regatta, and Wood,.in a match at Wellington; The first know^ of him' by our., informant was about eight years ;ago, when he- went with the, Hokitika, crew to row iat jSaiapoi.'' His crewwonthe fourtoared champion race, and Hearn- 'followed up,, thi». success by winning : the champion sculling race. He, *' snbs'equ? ntly .went" to. .Wellington and ; ' became, one of the well-known Dolly Vorden crew. At Nelson, about E ve'yfears ; ago, he rowed in'the winning oat in- the champion four-oared race, but, at--.Lyttelton his Crew was beaten in the j.rit.r-oared Whaleboat race' by local men.' Me,' Jafpo .„ rowed, ii;.; ..a champiOfl; four-oared'i whaleboat "race at Wan-;, ga'nui about four years - ago, and his cre'jv./trail then defeated; by Christchurch iiien.',. i-. Hearn competed, in. and , w°n jthesculling match on that occasion,. About this'time he proceeded to Melbourne, flfld' xowed" against; Edwards'., or .Messenger,, and was beaten very.!:, easily indeed. From Melbsurde he returned to Welling ton, and has since won several races, but . none of . ihem were against scullers" of any importance. It will thus be seen that Hearn ha 3 engaged _n a large number of contents, and that he must have acquired a great deal of ex,-, perience, which White has yet to gain.

! [BY TELEGRAPH.—PRESS ASSOCIATION.]

~%,., WELLINGTON, this morning. , The'arrangements for the sculling'match between Hearne and White for .champion ship of New .Zealand, which takes place this afternoon, are very complete. A meet ing of the match committee was held, on Thursday evening at the Pier Hotel, at which it was arranged that the contestants* should start by mutual consent, the winner of the choice of places to give the word " off." The toss for choice of places was won by Hearne, who thereupon decided to select the outside position. The match • takes place at 3 o'clock, The betting about

.„„—..—.,,.„, — irT-nninrmnT-irriiniiii-r mmmmm.«—— tlie championship continues in a quiescent position. 100 to 80 on Hearne was offered last night, but there were np takers. There is a lot of money awaiting investment, but iio locdl man can be found to bdck the Mercury Bay man, though I hear there are several Auckland commissions to back White. Both men have been in active training during the week, but Hearne is the universal favourite. Since White has been here he has gained friends by hia modest demeanour, which renders him exceedingly popular among boating men. He is in good form, but, notwithstanding this, no one here can be induced to risk their money on him. Great interest is .manifested in the coming event, and whatever the result, it is expected to be a thoroughly square con feat' ■ . - ... • I -A- -slight- -southerly wind is-blowing. Heard and White met at one o'clock and decided to row the; race. There is no alteration in the betting market.

I RESULT OF RACE. *~*

Hedrn W&n Easily. * j 4.20 p.m. Weather splendid. Heafn won easily by eight lengths.' ;

TELEGRAMS.

•— ---(by telegraph.—own c oeekspond cot.] I , RUSSELL, this day. ! An accident happened to a rdan named Davis, employed at the wharf contract, by Which he had his ankle put out. • [PEE PBESS ASSOCIATION, j

'~ HAWER4,

this day.

The first tram with goods came into Hawera on Thursday evening. : • Mrs Hone Pihama was thrown from a horse whilst on her way to Parihaka, and rendered unConsciotis for some time,.. She is progressing favourably. She is a kindly old lady and Very hospitable, bttt a strong TeWhitite. ■ - . The new theatre at the A.O. camp, Eakotu, will be opened this evening.

I DUNEDIN, this doy. 1

I •' : : THE EXHIBITION. ' {jl

! Over 600 persons arrived in town this I inorning by the Exhibition train. ■ • ■ . ; . , I N YERC ARGIL, this day.

I j PROGRESSIVE LAND TAX, I

! Mr Scaly, of Timaru, lectured to a good audience on the desirability of substituting a Progressive Land Tax for a Property Tax. Mr May occupied the chair. His views met with great acceptance, and a unanimous vote of thanks was passed. A large num ber, of • his pamphlets, "Are we to stay Ijeret" have been sold. I To-day.-a valuable mare was poisoned at Winton, through eating phospborised oats. A LIBERAL COUNTY. j The Southland County Council voted £25 to the Hospital, and £25 to tbe Bene volant Institution, and half the total ex* penditure of the Finance Committee.

SATURDAY JUL? {T



Meeting... A UCKLAND INSTITUTE. Tho Seoond Monthly Meeting will be held in the Museum Buildings, Princes - street, on MONDAY, thellth inst., at 7.30 p.m. T. F. CHEESEMAN, Secretary, a UCKLAND BAND UF HOPE il_ ■■ UNIOJT. '-"•' Notice to Sunday-schools and Bands of I , Hope. . - ~;....... „, ! The next Practice of the Service of Song will tako place on 'TUESDAY, July 12/ ih the Temnerance Hall, Albert-street, at 7.30. Also On TUESDAY, 19th, after whioh no new name 3 will be received; • ___.._ „ ■:■ W.. J. MACDERMOTT. , ~ ~. ~., ~. -. Secretary. , -VTEW ZEALAND INSURANCE COM j :-.PANY^ ,>" Tbe Ordinary Half-yearly Meetihg of Share holder's'will be held at the Offices of the Com pany, Auckland, at 2 p.m. on WEDNESDAY the 13th July, to receive the Report , I Tha-Transfe'r Books will be Cloßed from the 30th instant till the 13th prox, j By order of tho Board. 1 —.-' . GEORGE P. PIERCE, General Manager. | June 28,1881. I .___ . THE usual Monthly Meeting of the Auckland Working Men's Friendly Aid Society 'will be held in the Oddfellows' Hall, Parnell, on MONDAY KVJCNINO, 11th July, at 7 o'clock.—E. Burgess, Chairman. Southern cross gold-mining 0 COMPANY (LIMITED). ' ? i Notice is hereby given that an extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders of the above . named Company will be held at the Registered Office, Shonlond-Btreet, on MONDAY, the 18th day of July instant, at 10 o'olock a.m., for the , purpose of confirming the notion of the Directors in re-forming the Company. \ f ': q-.o'J' '. * JAMES STODART/- .'• f iT " '~,-,'" '■" ' Seoretary,* ! Auokland, Ju1y9,1881.!,, , . ,i, '.' ■■'■■ ■•- '"■'■'■ -\-\ \ "ITIMERALD' ISLE •'GOLD.MINING. Jt£_i'*":! ••''«"•« COMPANY -'■'"■■'• ' :"''"":" " : I ~,_-..- ■ flft, 18?, '• Zf. ' 1 A Meeting of Shareholders'will be'held'a;t; the ; Offlge of the nnderßigned,,.Bbortland-3treeV Auckland, on FRI'JaY, the 15th inßtant, at 10.30 a.m.;, to adopt Company's Rules and Eleo ; tion of Directors and Auditor. F. A. WHITE, ■> Manager. | Auokland, July 8,1881. IrvEYONPORT HIGHWAY DIS- i JLJ " TRICT. j The Annual-Meeting of Ratepayers will be j held in the Devonport HaU on TUESDAY, 26th . July, 1881, at 8 o'olook p.m. toroceive Report and Balance-sheet of outgoing Trustees, and to eleot Trustees and Auditors for tbe, current year. ■ BENJ. tanner;,. \| ! 1 i J '-' ,:" r'-^epretary.:j SDEN TERRACE HIGHWAY.; DIS. : TRICT;:,.' - - ' :/ i'The Annual Meeting of th"..'Ratepayers will : lie held, in tho Eden Hall, on THURSDAY, 21st July, at 7.30. i Business: To receive report, elect Trustees, t^Bff !^WAR^ipi»^ v • j - -■'J ' ■ •; "- ' " Chairman. MO UN T E DEN H IGHWAJY. . -,;'. DISTRICT.. -:-.-:-.-:ji >M \ .P-»ti:-r.-»:;V;ii!Jll •'■' -t" "- ' -"' -!'-. -~""•*• I The' Annual 'Meeting of Ratepayers will be"' held at the Publio School-house, Mount Eden, qn TUESDAY, the 26th July, 1881, at 7.30 p.m.•* -; ;, j Business: To'receive Report of out-going ■ i 'j"-.,'0 Trustees, and Election of Trustees;. i Auditors, and Fence-viewers for current 1..,, -.year;, .also, to further ooneider.the ■ "matter deferred at last annual meeting, ■ i '■' " "viz., the Lighting a portion of theD-B- I , trice with Gas. ... ; ,* 6 ., ■ T.THOMPSON, !i -— ---■ Chairman, .jmi.jm.. n o -■ ,\* TDOINT CHEVALIER HIGHWAY : JL BOARD. ; 1 The Annual Meeting of tho Ratepayers will ' beheldattbe Northern!Hotel;'on MONDAY, tbe 25th July, 1881, at 7.30 p.m. , Business: To receive report of out-going Trus teesrelect Trustees, Auditors, and Fenceviewers for the current year. _ l«« -r , Mr ROBERT GARBKTT. -, j i <•'- '■ " T '-' Chairman. | ■■ mmmSSBSXSSSSSSSSSSSS —. ; -t , , j , -Bjflupatijonal.,,.,.,, JYTTELLESLEY ■ STREET SCHOOL. L,,,,, EVENING^ CLASSES.. y^ ~,, j SEPABATE-FOK MAIZES AND. FEMALES. ~-;X-IClJerms: 10s".per.Quarter. _'_i>yv y ± _\ ! Fkiday Evening Lectures. HENRYJWORTHINGTON, ' Head-master. jJ^TR FARQUHAR MACRAE (late Headmasterof the Cokcbob and Gram mar School), has pleasure in intimating th a he Will RESUME .THE PRACTICE: OF SIS PRO FESSION in Auokland ou MONDAY, the 18th instant. V j Parents and Guardians who may desire to entrust Pupils to his oare, either as Day Soholars or as Boarders, are respectfully invited to communicate with Mr Moßae, on or before .Thursday, the1 Uth instant/ '": i Auokland,July7,lßßl. . *..■' ...._ "HJATIONAL BDUCATION (and im 'AS partial fl' Shall the pub-ie funds be appro priated to DenotalDatlonal Schools .-Notice. The old Bill introduced to the House of Repre sentatives in 1877, and known ob " Curtis's" is bow revived, assuming at present the form of a Petition from tlie hands.of the English Primate of Chrlstohuroh, afld presented by Mr Rdlleston., Electors'willplease;remember, and J_;eep equal, to the ocoasion'.when the proper, tune has arrived. '■';, ' ~"' ~'.-. ■ ■ ■ - ■ __v Y1 E E AND P OT X IS n, ;Itt COACH-BUILDKRS. ; GREY-STREET, AUCKLAND. i ' NB.—lron-bark Shafts, Spokes, Felloes. Blue llGum nnd kinds of Hardwood, at Lowest I-Marlset Prioes. ,



T\TANT_sD, Two Respectable Boys as j T y Apprentices, at Herbert H. Smith, Oven andßange Manufactory, Auckland Iron Works, Durham-street, ': WANTED, Carpenters for building a 1 roomed Cottage in Rutland Road, Parnell, next to Chorions.—Apply at once. VST-A NTED, a respectable Young Girl II for general housework; good references required.—apply to Mrs T. Albers, Symonds street, corner of City Road. WANTED, a good Blacksmith and Farrier.—Apply to Guthrie and Larnach, Onehunga, „ _. WANTED, 10 to-15 Bush Hands ; must thoroughly understand bush-tolling.— Apply between 10 and 11 a,m. on Monday, Crow the?s Livery St. bles.Wellesley-Btreet.Anckland. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, Queen and Darby streets. Servants, Male and Female. WANTED, a Pressman.—Apply to Geo. HemUS, Excelsior Factory. ANTED, a strong useful Girl for Housework.—Apply at once to Mrs Dugan, Storekeeper, Newton Road. '-, ANTED, for ' Orwell,' a Boatswain. —Apply on board. WANTED, Taiioresses; also Appren tices (male or female).-J..D. Phillips , Maker.Celebrated 13s 6d Trousers, Queen-street ANTED, an Errand Boy.—D. Evitt, Gunmaker, 251, Queen-_treet, opposite the Market. X\7a"NTED, a respectable young Girl V> for hotiaework.—Mrs Hazard, 168, Quean street, .' ; WANTED, a Boy about 14 years of age.—G. D. Burke, Wholesale Bellows maker, Wakefield-street. -■--~- \\r ANTED, a strong Lad ; must be able iTT to milk well.—Apply to Mr Paton, Eden Hill. Epsom. .____ WANTED, a first-class Barmaid ; must have good references.—Apply at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, . WANTED, at tiannatoid's Auckland Registry. Queen and Darby streets, a .'thoroughly reliable Camp Cook; wages, £2 (Hokianga). : ■ ■ -: ; " WANTED, Bushmen who lately worked at Little wongapou to call at Pulleng's, Fruiterer, Queen-street, at once. WANTED, .a Young Man to help in Shop and make himself useful.— Richard Reeves, Bntoher, Victoria-street. . WAN TED, a 3 or 4 Horse-power Engine ond Boiler; oomplete: must be cheap.— Addre3s, Stating terms, and where to be Been, to John Walters, Upper Hobson-street. ...... WANTED, two Respectable Men to Bh»re rooms, 16s per week, washing in cluded; separately, 18s.—Address r. Spilsbury, Seafleld Road. Auckland. '\\/'ANTED, one or two Young Men for V r Furnished Bedroom and Sitting Room in Grafton Road. . Terms: 5b per week; includ ing". Board, &0., 16s per week.—Apply Stab Oflioe. _' ;WTANTED, Ladies in want of. good !TT Stays to. see the Stock at J.Gilmour's, Upper Symonda-Btreet. : - '' :\j_T ANTED, Gentlemen who require VV good Merino Undershirts to call at J. gilmonrs, Upper Symonds-atreet. \__r ANTED KNOWN, that A. Mackie, ;V T Durham-street Weßt, Auckland, has for Sale Two good Second-hand Expresses (two wheeled); ~ \AJAJ-TTED Known — Splendid Eating iv V and Cooking Apples, 5d per lb; Spanish Onions, 2 lbs for sd, at Mrs Price's, Nowmorket. WANTED by an elderly Gentleman, comfortablo Bedroom, with Board (Dri vato family); Parnell preferred.—Address, stat ing terms, which must be moderate, to Malta, Star office, ■ WANTED KNOWN, that you cau Dress well for a small weekly payment by going to Monro and Milligan. Hee advertise ment on front page. XXJ ANTED KNOWN.-The place to .tT. obtoin good and Cheap Goods is the Cheap Furnishing Mart, corner of Viotoria and Chapel streets. Orders for any Goods and Electro-plating promptly attended to. , \*7ANTED KNOWN-That an Assort *T T ment of Magip Lanterns, with slides (complete) are on Sale at Low Prioes at" Good son's London Arcade." Well . uited for winter evening's amusement.—llß, Queen-street t^AM'ED'lCNOWNrtJi^liePric^of .: T;.T . the LIQUOR TEA is 2s 8d and 3s per lb. It is not necessary to purchase the Thkkh Pounds at once, a Vouoher boing given with each half-pound paoket.—W. S. Collins, Agent, Parnell. WANTED KNOWN, that Goodson's' London Arcade, HS, Queen and Viotoria streets, is open daily from 9 to 9, on Saturdays until "10.30.- See Advertisement in 6th column, 4th'pagft. ■-' ' ■ -'•,'.-' TTRfANTED—To loose no timo in ex ■T T amining some Wonderfully Cheap Overcoats, 27s 6d, uneaualldd in N,Z.—Phillip's Mart, Queen-Btreet. _____ WANTED KNOWN, T. McMaster is., how selling Good Kaiapoi Tweeds from. 3s 9d; Ka'apoi Flannels from Is 6d; Kaiapoi Blankets from 24s 61 to 303; and Mon's Knitted Socks from Ib Cd per pair. ' "'- ANTED, everyone who is m neea of a good Umbrella to see the stock at J. Gilmour's; :U pper Symondstreet.—Ladles, 'from* 2b to 11b ; geqti, from 8s 9d to 27b 6d,—See Advt. WANTED— 'Timesarechanged.' Once, Big Prices: now. Value for Money is demanded, and obtained at Allen's Drapery, Vitjtbrla-st. West, next Williams, Tailor, •'' V\t ANTED KNOWN—Large Assor. H ted Supply Winter Boots, Cheap and Good.—Cheap Hoot Shop, Corner of o,ue3n sireet and Market Kntrance. WANTED KNOWN—Uur Overcoats being Cheaper than any other House, they are nearly all sold. 1 hose wanting a cheap and good ono must apply at once to Phillip's Mart.Quecn-stroeu .____ , \\f ANTED, Purchasers for,hoses, be'stt jT T collection In Auokland, £1 ner. 100; all other descriptldh of Plants 'equallyl cheap.— William Mason, Ponsonby Nurseries. Cata logues post free. ■■ ■ ' ■ ANTED KNOWN—The Auckland Timber-Company (Limited)) sire com pelled to ihake a clearance, in ordor to mako room for extensivoshipments, to arrive,-and are boW offering 'sovorol.oheap lines of' Timber, Wor'thy; tbo. attontion of builders and bthers',"— AptHS. NfewMilU'Ciistom-houße-streot West.' ,.''. ,' Tka/AWTED KNUVVjm, cuat I).. Goldie ; T T. 1,. is prepared, to sellall kinds of Building and other Timber, including Hardwood, Bpokes Fellops, Iron-Bark and Blue-Gum Shafts, Blocks, Palings and Shingles, at his Yards,- Lower Albert-street, near the Dock,' at lowest cosh pripep. The timber, being under.cover,ls better than that purchased elsewhere ~, ,; .',:,,. i,. TTrrANTED^Knblvh^Ladics''Co«urni(.s, !T T 12s 6d to 265; Lsdies'Blook Cloth' Jackets 9s 6d; Girls' Costumes, from 9s; Boys' Suits,'ll4i 6d; Cloth Skirts, embroidered ?withsilk, 8s 6d: Sateen Cloth, Ib per yard; Trimmed Hats and Bonnets at reduced prices. The above lines are good value. Come and ccc them.^-Mrs. White ead, Milliner, Newton. ■, , , .;,■.,'- ,v ' [\\7ANTED; to ;t>eli "the bood-will, iTT Sto-k. and Trade bf Broken All, sorts Of Clothing, etc., Blankets, Feather Beds, and r a general Btock-in-trade; lot', Jewellery and Watches (GOld; and Silver)", -'Cha.nß; Brooches, eto. I- wotif to give' up businet-s and live' private. This is a good chance to anyone that wishes to carry it on. Half cash, the other on bills;— Apply to Andrew Heavy,l Wyndham-" street; ■" ■ ■ ■ , ■ " ■" ■ ■ - ■■ -y ;rrrANTED, J. Ford's Customers t_s ■ v know that in consequence of the late fire he has let the front of his shop to Mr Payne, Jewfeller, but carries on the Tailoring in the same shop, where he guarantees to supply as Good and as Choap Garments to order hs can be produced in'this city.—J. Ford, Tailor, 166, Queen-street. . ■ ,-■■ ... ,- ;■■' ■ y- T jSjVTANTED KNOWN—Mks.: HADLETTp itY late of. Princes-street, begs to notify that she has Removed to more commodious promises in Grey-stroet. and that Bho is now prepared to execute orders for Underclothing, General Drapery, and Ladies' and Children's ''Combinations," at the lowest possible prices. WANTED, orders tor our famous" Trousers to measuro, at 13s 6d; also, tho wondrous 55s suits. Overcoats from 40s. Morvellous.valdo; at J. D. Phillips', Cheap Tailor, 170. Queen-street. . .. \rr a N T' je v .. ;k now n. , The' Auckland ' Timber Company have on hand' several Job Lots of Building Materials, which wifibe sold as. Great Bargains, to make room. Also, all-descriptions of' Timber, Doors. Sashes, Mouldings, Joinery, Turnery, &c.', at Loweßt Prices. . __~ , j ,■' 6. HOLD3HIP. Manager. ITJITANTED, the -Public to know that I iT T am selling Mattrasses, Furniture. Sad dlery, Tinware, Brushware, Basketwaro, Hard ware, Grocery, Crockery, oils, Paints, Varnish, Blocks, Ropeß.Barrows, Ladderß, Timber Jacks, Boots and Shoes, Corned Beef, &o„ Cheaper than anywhere else in town. Open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and on Saturdays till 9 p.m.—A, McLeod, Local Industry Store, 123, Queon- Street. />'■'•-/.," : ...... '."•■;. y '-'y tOT ANTED KNOWN.—Cheap Fashion- ItT /able Drapery! Cheap Fashionable Drapery!—W- H; Dampibr has iust.opened Sp.oial'Cheap Lines in Ladies Fashionable Winter Jackets from 9s 6d; Girls' do. 7s 6d; Ulsters, 7s6d; Ulster Hoods,ls6d; Grand Line in Costumes; at"l2s 6d; Dressing Gowns, 135,6 d; New Winter Feathers and Flowers; Now Shades In Ribbons.and Buttons; Chenille Scarfs and Ruffles ttetn -9d each; Hat' Ornaments, id; Frillings fromZd-; Laces from 2d; Embroiderya from 2d; Fringes from 6d yd. SelUng Off2 button JosophlneKid Gloves, at 2s; 2, 3, ..-but ton White, at 2s; Spring and Fur Tops, 2s pair; Plush-lined Taffeta, 2s. Special Cheap Lines in Manchester Goods. In our Dress Department we are selling Brunswick Velvetines, at 2s 6'd yd ; Satin Cloths, at Is 3d yd (all shades); Merintis from ls3d; Cashmeres, 2s; Lustres; Is;, VVinceys from 6d yd; Homespun, 8d; Sec.: Sec Just Opened Cheap Lines in .Childrens Felt Pelisses Iwith Caps, '5s "6d; Merino Frocks, 3s. Special cheap lines in Underclothing. Wincey Skirts, 2s6d; Felt do", 3s 6d; Knitted do, ia 6d; jVery Large .Wool Shawls, 6s 6d„ Our Hosiery jDeportmettt is stocked with the hew shades and Qualities, at .prices astonishingly low. Special cheap linos also in Haberdasery, Just opened a lot Of''l__ijp'2-z Reelß,Thread, 'which we are selling-"at" Gd, usual price Is 2d Reel. •Having' imported a large lot of B iWindßor Soap,-we will cell at the low prico |of 9 cakes for Ib; Large Glycerine Bars, 6d. 1 Cheap lineß in Perfumes, Pomades, &c. Turkey. Twill; 6d; Black Slk Reels, Id reel; White ■and Coloured Worsted, Id the skein Blue Sorgo. Is yd; grand.line of .Men's and Boys' ■French Peak Cans (slightly soiled) lid eaoh. •former-price 3s 6d : Boys' Felt Hats, 2s; Men's and Boyß' Hard do, Is lid; Cheap lines in Shifts, Collars, Baces, Belts. Scarf es, etc. In our Boor IDbpaktment wehave nice Infants' Boots, at 6d ■and 7d pair; Inf .nts Strap Shoeß with Buckles, ;2s; Girls' fI.S, Kidd Boots, from 2s 9d ; Ladies' ido, ii 6d; another lot of Loale s" Kidd Phoes, reduced to 5j 64; grand line) in Ladies' Velvet Boots and Felt slippers (oheap). In consequence ot ray going into a, much larger way of business lam Selling Off the Toys and Fancy Goods at jtho 1 ranch Shop ia the Market, a good deal ot ;it Under Cost Price. Beta time.—N.B, Fresh lot of Crookery.-W. H. DAMPIER, Cheap •[Fashionable Draper, Wakefield-street.



WANTED to Sell at once, for £2 los 7 a nice freehold allotment at Coroman del, 33 feet by 99. in the fine township of King stone, not far from the Tiki Road. Early ap plication, as it mast go.—App'y to Publisher, Star Office. WA NTED KNOWN—At tbe Clearing out Sale. 300 Ladies' Mantles, Jackets, and Ulsters, to be Cleared Out at Cost 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.-Clearing oat Sale at William Rattray's. New Zealand House, 62, Queen-street. Auckland. WANTED KNOWN tbat the Victorian Loan and Discount Agency's Advertise ment appears on 4th page,2nd column. Y\7 ANTED, all tbe Ladies tTcall at my :v V shop and see the Splendid Glass Sugar Basins and Butter Coolers at Is, and the most varied assortment of better qualities. Cream Jurs, sd: Jam Dishes, 5Jd; Tumblers, 3jd; Good Juss, 4Jd; Best Gold and White China Cups and Saucers, Ud; 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, Is; and tho oheapestand best assortment of Vases, Ornaments, and all. kinds of Crockery and Stationery at English prices. Note the address. F. A. HENMAN Karangahape Road, opposito Newton Hotel., \*TANTED KNOWN.— Dunne, Hall, y T & Co. have Removed to the premises lately ocoupied by Mr C. W. Goodson, opposito Tonka' Mart, Queen-street, where they will be glad to Bee old friends and customers, ana give; GOOD "VALUE in all kinds of Drapery, Milli nery, and Fancy Goods of the BEST QUALITY, and Newest Fashions. A Large Stock of Kid, Silk. Cloth, and Thread Gloves always on hand; also, a Splendid Stock of Hosiery— Ladles', Gents', and Children's, We have, ex mail-steamer from New York, a Bhipmont of the' Handsomest and most Perfect-fitting Ulste_rs In town. On Fridays and Saturdays we purpose offering Decided Bargains, which will be openly displayed. We respeotfully invite your patronage. WANTED KNOWN—That Mons. ALBIN VILLEVAL, Professor of French, thinking that the opening of the French Literary Club would give a good opportunity to French Students to acquire a sound knowledge of the language, and although not being "the cleverest Teacher of French who has ever visited Auokland," ha begs to inform the public that he will open a French Class for Beginners (ladles and gentlemen) In the' Nelson-street Public School, on Friday, the lfith Of July, st 8.30 p.m. Terms: 10s6d per quarter (payable in advance). Names of intending pupils enrolled at Messrs. Champtaloup and Cooper's, Book sellers, Queen street, and at Mr. Flynn's, Book sellers, Wellesley-street, Private leFSons, pupils' attonded at their own reaidenoe. Forpartiou lars apply to the above address. .__. WANTED, the Public ol Auckland to Know that, as. really serviceable goods can now be got Ready-made, it is a mistake to get rubbish made to measure. From long ex perience, .T. Ford, Tailor, Queen-street, is able, at very little above ready-made prioes, to pro duce the Cheapest Snit to measure in this city, whether yoa consider the goods, the style and fit, or, the price. Example: The prico of a decent Slop Suit is from 60s to 70s. I oan make you a Suit from 70s to 90s whioh cannot be but pasred; being well shrunk and well-made in every respect. If you want a Best Snit, try my Fanoy Coat and Vest and Mosgiel Tweed Trousors. from 90s to 110s. Try Ford's Trousers and Vests. from 32s 6d to 12s 6d; try Ford's Trousers made from Tweed, not cotton rub bish. from 21s to 27b Cd ■ ASTANTED, all to read' the following i V?''- list of Extraordinary Bargains (for two Months only):—Ladieß' Corsets, rednoed from, 6s to 2s a pair; Ladies Stockings, reduced to 3}d per pair; Ladies' Felt Embroidered Petticoats, reduced from 153 to 7s 9d and. 8s 9d eaoh; Stamped Velvet, reduced from is 6d to 2s 6d per yard in not less than one yard length; Beaded Trimming, Id. 2d, and 3d per yard; Boys'and Men's Felt Hats (small sizes), at warehouse prices; Two button Black Kid Gloves, Is 6d per pair; Green Window Holland, 45 inches wide, Is 3d per yard; a lew Ladies' Jackets at 12s, 18s, and 26s 8d; ladles' Bonnet Fronts, reduced from Is to 6d each; Qossomer. for falls, reduced from 2a 6d to Is 6d per yard; Pink and Blue Glazed Lining, at 6d per yard; Very Large Handkerchiefs, three for la ; Pink Saronet, re duced from 3s to Is 6d yard; Nottingham Lace Curtains, 11b per pair; Boat Hats, Is 9d each; other good equally cheap,—J. Green, Viotorio street. WANTED KNOWN.-DRAPERY 1 -DRAPKRYI DRAPERY lat unusually LOw Prioes. Believing that comparison is the only test, we invite Ladies to compare our prices with what they are accustomed to pay else where, Our fresh, well-assorted stock of Drapery, Hosiery, Haberdashery, Millinery, Underclothing, &c, are all marked in plain figures at the lowest possible prices. We are offering a splendid line of Corsets at 2s lid, worth is, in all sizes; Calicoes from Sid: Flannels from 10id; 80-inch Bleached Twill' Sheeting, at Is 8d; Lace Curtains from 4s 9d; White and Coloured Counterpanes from 3s 6d and 4s 6d; Handsomely Embro'dered Table Covers at low prioes. Satin Cloths, Frenoh Merinos, WinCeys, and other Dress Materials iv variety, very cheap. A good Black, wide French Merino, 2s 9d per yard. The balance of our stook of Ulsters will be sold-very, cheap, commencing at 7s 6d; Cambric Handkerchiefs at wholesale prices, being our own importation; To save money and get good value, visit Smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse, cornor of Queen street and Alexandra-Btreet (opposite Army and N avy Hotel). - T> EQyiRED by a superior, well- JLV educated Girl, a situation to do light housework and be with children. — Address F.W., Young Somen's Institute, Auckland.., i Board ana JKesiaence, ; Board and Residence VV for two gen tlenien in private family; terms moderate.—Apply Laburnum Cottageifoot of ; Mrs Fuller. ______ ' ' ■ ■ BOARD AND 'RiTSlDENCEilia,'quiet family for one Gentleman or two friends Who would share a room, Albert Park, near Choral' Hall.-For address apply A.B.Cn Star office. .__ ... . . ■ ■ .' "T^ACANCy for Gentleman of good ad •y dreßS as Book Canvass»r; first-class books ond good commission,—Address " Books," St _r Office. nuVM-iUK, BROWNE HOTEL, V3T '" HOBSON-STREET. ; f Board and L0dging.':......'...... I per Week Sinqleßoom ...........258. j . Tenders. . , A UCKLAND, HARBOUR ■ BO^RD. x3l - "' j tenders for three silt punts. i Harbour Board Office,"' , .. Auckland, 2nd July. 1881., > I Tendera will ho ,received at this Office untii TUESDAY", tho 12th inßtant, at Noon, for.tho Construction of Three Silt Punts in terms of Plan and Specifications to. be. seen at the Engineer's Offlcß. *."' ' ; The-lowest or-any-tender- not necessarily dcoepted. Tenders to be endorsed " Tenders for Three Silt.-Punts." r , I. ;, :._-<(. 1-;; 1 1 ~ V F. E. COMPTON, j Chairman. TENDERS will 'be. received until noon on FRIDAY, July 15th, for the Erection Of a Four-roomed Cottago in Shaddook-Btreet, Off Mount Rden Road. Plans, Seo., to be"seen at Lyons &, Blalkle'B, Bootmakers,: Darby-street, where' tenders may be left,addresß6d T.P. !l[P O, i-C !A;)RP.E:NT _E<R,B. I Tenders will be received until'io'6l6ck: on WEDNESDAY, July,l3th, for, the Kreotion of a , Four-roomed Cottago at Newmarkot. • •' '-' ; j Plans, Sec, atmy office. . ,-„.,, ! ! • HENRY G. WADE, ,„,-,, i,ii , j,.-.;.. :.,-.-". -Architect. Jf\ Q, .. C A R -P KN T E R F. I Tenders Will be reoelved up to i p.m. on MONDAY, the 11th instant, for. Fencing and Repairs at St. Patrick's Cathedral, i Plans, &c, at our offices.' ' . , .. ;i <: v EDW. MAHONEST&1 SON; ' Architects. mo R U I L D E R s. , Tenders will be , received , Until noon of SATURDAY, the 16th of July, for the Erection of a Residence on tho Pousonbr Road. , Flans, &0., at offices, South British Chambers. , , , , . . . EDMUND BELL, , ~.■,> Arohlteot. Hp O BUILD ER S. Teuders will bo received until noon of the 14th instant for the trection'.of Brick and Wood Buildings, Nos. 6 and 7, nt the Tannery, Pan -mure,. ■ ' '* '• R, KEALS SC SON, ~-,.. Architects, N.Z, Insurance Buildings. mO JOINERS AND CABINET JL i" MAKBRS. I Tenders'will be received until noon on Satur day, July 16th, lor Shop Fittings, &c„ Iv Victoria-street. .• . - • ■ * • Ploob, &o„ at Mr Hudson's, Chemist, Victoria- Street. W. E. SANSBURY. Architect. ivjtr AIKOMITI—WESTCOAST ROAD. ! Tenders for Contracts Nos. i and 5 will be received up to 12 noon on THURSDAY, July 21, at my Office, Colonial Bank Building, where Plans and Specifications may be seen. ,: JOHN BOYLAN, O.E;' 0 OHO FOUNDRY, NELSON, , For Sale by Tender, the STOCK and PLANT of the above old-established Foundry, in full working order. Tenders to be sent in not later than 30th July, 1881. , • , - '■', ~ For particulars apply to ;■ . SHARP & PICKERING, Auctioneers, Trafalgar-street, Nelson. TO BUSH CARPENTERS AND OTHERS. WANTED BY GUTHRIE AND LARNACR'S Company (Limited)/ ]■ TENDERS (labour only) for the Construction of about 2i Miles of Tramway at Manukau Heads, principally on Trestle Work. Will bs let as a Whole or in Seotions, at per Chain. 1 The ground will be pointed gut to intending Contractors by the Mill Manager, who will wait the arrival of tho s.s.' Manukau' on Thursdays, leaving Onehunga at 8 o.m. Plans and specifications may be Been at their offices, Onohunga, or at the Saw-mills. ; Tenders Clo3e on FRIDAY, 15th July, at 5 p.m. .;- The lowest or any tender not, necessarily, accepted. ' - ... . - . JOHNIROSS, ... Engineer. STEAM CABINET-MAKING WARE HOUSE, j HOBSON-STREET. 1 JAMES REID & SONS' FURNITURE : EMPORIUM. I Orders executed at the lowest possible prices, . and Estimates given for all kinds of Cabinet making. The Proprietors respectftjUyj I "" . solicit ft trial, •



T6 liet. ■:■■ ' TO LET, Furnished Rooms; rent mode rate.—Apply Mona View, Karangahape Road. __. mO LET, a Cottage in Fort-street.— JL Apply to John Lamb. S5. Qneen-Btreet. rr.O LET, a convenient Cottage, 6 rooms, f. in Grey-Btreet; water laid on. &&—Apply n«xt door, or to John W. James, Victorii-Btreet West; : rjRO LET, Rooms (furnished or unfur- JL nlshed.—Mona View, Karangahape Road, opposite Mr. Nathan's. rO LET, on 25th July, 18S1, a Seven roomed House in Upper -.ymonds-street, at present occupied by Mr Williamson, Crown Solicitor,—Apply to C Hamon. Builder. O LET, in Grace-street, off Ponsonby Road, a four-roomed house; city water laid on. —Apply to P. Hutchinson, Farnworth Cottage, Arthur-street, POnsonby. TO LET, Lynn Cottage, Prospect Ter race, Ponaonby; 7 rooms, gas, water, bath, evory convenience; immediate possession, —Apply on the premises. ("1.0 LET, a Shop and Two Rooms, with ! gas and water laid on.—Apply at this office. . TO LET, those Premises in Fort-street, next Custom-house Hotel, consisting, of Large Store, containing shop and five spacious uoms, suitable for warehouse, offices, orres tanrant; also. Small Store, with two rooms, ga3 and and water laid on,—J. M. Lennox, Queea- Btreet. rr.o LET, a Shop and Dweliing-house in JL Corley's New Buildings, Hobson-street; rent low; good opening for a Draper or Milliner. —Apply J. Corley. Baker, Hobson-street. rr\o LET, Villa Residence of eight rooms, JL main road, Remuera, five minutes walk from railway station; formerly the residence of the late Mr Dent.—Apply to William Dinnlson, Agent, Newmarket. ENTRAL OFFICES, Ooodson's Cor ner.—One small and three of the large Rooms to Let.—Hiokson's G.N L. Agency. For Sale. ; : . ~ JJIOR SALE, Two-horse Engine and V Boiler.—A. Tait. Lorne-strcet. ' jjmOß SALE, a Cottage, at Newmarket ; .fij to. bo removed.—Apply to E. Porter and Co., Newmarket. ~ .. -. jj-OK SALE, close to Ponsonby Road, ;F Four Half-acre Allotments, £100 eaoh.— Apply stab Office. ' I '■■ ■ ... TplOR SALE, "The Grange," near Ota- JD hnhn, 81 aores of firet-cla. s grazing land, well watered, good brick dwelling-house of 11 rooms, good orchard.—Apply to F. J. Moss and Co.. Shortland-street. ' i^**> R?i^^— FARM, containing l__ acres, partly fenced; 35 acres grass. good orchard, volcanic soil, large run adjoining, iwelling-honse, sheds, &c.; terms as agreed.— S. Vaile, Land and Estate Agent, Shortland- Street.. . , £KAn-CHOICE Suburban Villa Site, oon f™v taining about 2} acres, auhstantlolly fenced, laid out in grass, garden walks, and fully planted with fruit and ornamental trees, forty minutes walk from Post-offi e.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-street. £750~' rWO CAPITAL, SHOPS, doing ¥*.' ,o good business, and let at good rentals, splencidly situated on a corner allot ment, 33 x 100 feet;—?. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-Btreet, J279K—SUBURBANfßesidence of ten rooms, <a^(-_i-. w i tll B i a ted roof.cooch-house, Btable. five tanks, &c.; also, fruit and ornamental garden of nearly an aore in extent. This desir able property is conveniently situated near the Newmarket Railway Station.—S. Vaile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-stree ' ... .. 1?100 CASH, Balance as agreed—House <jm of 4 rooms, \vith verandah, stables, coach-houses, tank, well, &0., and allotment 33 x 81.6. situated in a leading street, IS minutes Walk from Post Office.—S. Voile, House and Land Agent, Shortland-Btreet. . j/iOk IMMEDIATE SALE (cheap), in B? Ponsonby, a really good and well-finished Seven-roomed House, scullery and wsshhouse, Bplendid well, tank, &c., and large carden.— Apply to John Soppet, Land Agent, &o„ Fort street. . CIOK SALE, isrlck House (almost new), E. & rooms, wash-house, and scullery, on two allotment (garden), having a frontage to two streets, In a nice sheltered position, near College Road.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, li, Queen atreet. 1 ■ -.. . ■ i - . , -' \?\ O R S a L, E, <^ Handsome New Residence, situated in Wood-street, near College Road. Ponsonby. The houEe Is thoroughly woll built, beautifully finished off, and fitted with every convenience, suohas bath-room, gas, Seo.; large Corner Allot ment ; splendid view of city and harbour. ' D. F. KVANS, I .- Estate Agent, H, Queen-3treet. LANGSHAN' FOWLS.^Uor Sale, the above (pure-bred); also Eggs.—Apply Mr Rennell. Storekeeper, Kilerßlie. , ty&.-l rONS WAIKATO POTATOES 4 ™" V™ for Sale: in lots to suit purohasers. Quality uneurpasßed,—R, Stevenson Mewton Road. •;."'.''' ,_____. :": ..' .V ---LARGE PIER GLASSES.-For Sale, cheap, four very large handsome Glasses. -pH-ckeon's G.N.L. Agency. . OTAHUHU.— A well-finished. Ten roomed House and extensive oat-buildings, with or without Sight Acres of Land, to be Sold cheap.—Clark and Gane, Fort-street, ~ . t"~0 firewood dealers z. and "-•-■■' others. ;,;. ; FOR IMMBDIATB SALE, an EighthOrse Portable Engine and Boiler, togethor with'wood bench, belting and circular saw, in complete working order.- Pricelow. : '•'■■ ■ R. C. GREENWOOD, - Bhortland and Queen streets; Or, MASEFIBLD & Co., - , . r Iron Founders. Albert-street. p LASSWORES, FREEMAN'S BAY. : Owing to,ill-health, the proprietor offers the premises lately, erected for Glas3 Factory for. Sale (suitable for a Oompany with small oapitall, donsisting of Large Shed, chimney EOfc high, Furnaces, Moulds, Press and other Tools, 1 tons Broken Glass, 2_ tons best English Fire-clay, Red Lead, White Land, &c.; Dwelling House of six rooms, two Allotments, 100 ft frontage, fenced. Lease 21 years. The lot a bargain—lor ifeSO.- ~.,,.....-,,.- ~- ~ ... y jjlOß SALE, Residence and Grounds, .Dq -,Wood-ptreet, Ponsonby; house' Brooms, Sec ver'&ndah round tteree :sldes,; Out-houses, Stable, &c; nice position, corner lot. Splendid Garden, about one.acre, in whioh Btand some, fine matured fruit' ttrid*. forest' trees!'. siloli, as: Walnut Cherry, Pears, Norfolk Pines,' &c.,*&a Splendid view of city, harbour. North 'ShOre. &c. I am instruoted'to.effect au'lmihedlate . sale; the owner leaving the distriot."' ..',;..;.; . I . ' . . D.'F..EVANS; \ Fst^te Agent, 71. Queen-street. FOR SALE, a Fine Farm,' containing 80 Acres, very olosetothe flourishing.Dis trict of Mangawal: it is situated'in the Orua whaWi block; fine farms not far distant; :rS he land Ist all cleared or open; excepting a patch-in one corner of abont 5 acres of good'bnsh, whioh Will be handy for fencing or firewood ; it has a wide road frontage. There is a good road to Mangawal and is Of easy approach. Land pretty level, and ot quality suitable for\_.grionl ture, Paßturage, or Fruit-growing. The owner only wants 10a an aore. All the cash-not re quired, and can be paid oft weekiyi-^-Apply: otar office;.l '-'■ '■"■••'■•' ,_____________i£ IXfiT A N 6 A PA.R.O..A F ARM] j FOR' SALE OR :ILEA'SE-Tho above' well known Property, consisting of 950 aores of flrßt olass laad. of whioh .120 r.crci are .fenced, drained, and laid down in grass; the balance open fern-land, alluvial flats, and a-little well grown bush; it is.well .watered and sheltered, is almost, completely fenced by sea,-and.has deep water frontages to several beautiful bays. Tho Improvements consist-of a well-built Rest, donee, containing seven large rooms, command ing one of the finest and most extensive views about' Auokland; Flower-Harden,. Orohard, largo .Barn, Stable?, Cowsheds, Storeroom, Workshop. Men's House, Stockyard, &c. ,'Aooess IS had either by'sea or land in a few hours. Adjoining the above is a block of Government land of aboUt 1000 acres, which can be acquired at a reasonable figure. This is one of the most desirable properties that has been offered for some time, and affords a splendid opportunity ot purchasing a highly remunerative property, combined with extraordinary facilities for yachting, fishing, and shooting of all kinds. For torma and further particulars apply to BAMUh,L COCHRANE ft SON. I^tOALS 1 i -OALS I AfiOALS 1 NEWCASTLE AlilD OTHER BEST oM CLASS COALS, And iaIso'.FIREWOOD,. j FOR SALE,.- At Lowest Rates. ! :';.'/;•;,'; f. a. twiname. : <"- • Coal Yards: FORT-STREET. r\ n s ZZ&-. l c, 1 GILMOUR'S HAMS AND BACON :! ■■ ' • (new cuee)..:; ■':;;. I '"',!' G. ■S. JJAKINS, Zi-'x-Z. -j:: :''~ ', Custom'Hou9e-stbeet. . : ""Z.Z", ■' ' " '* "•"! - Shipping1.; ;r -,;; . Js__t_*AZ OARQUE'LOCHDOON,' Jt> From London. _____yS____________\gzZ All Accounts against the barque Mm^smm-— 'Loch Doon'must be renderedin duplicate to the undersigned by 12 o'clock noon on MONDAY, the 11th instant, or they cannot be, recognised. ; -,- :. "' / ' THE NEAY.ZEALAND SHIPPING COMPANY' 1 "' (LiMiTi-D), Agents, : Auckland/ 9tii July, 1881. ■ssfrffi^ : JJ.OR NEW PLYMOUTH, AND WANGANUI. The favourite passenger s.s. ;'. '-■■-, - 'OR E T I,V Will leave Onehunga Wharf as above at 2 p.m. TO-MORROW (Sunday), 10th instant. For freight and passage apply to ,; WALLER & CO.. Agents, j Custom-house-street, or Onehunga. W A I T A R A. .W&BMP The as. ■ROWENA' Will leave Onehunga Wharf as above on MONDAY, 11th July, at noon sharp. Freight. 12s 6d per ton. . For freight or passage apply to :'.■."..', A. MCGREGOR, Manager; 1 or to A, BARNES, Onehunga,



Ftarafctnatsl' 5! ' PERSONAL.— A welt educated Settler^1 Wife, residing In a healthy district, would tako entire charge of two or three Children, or would Adopt one if a suitable premium were paid; highest references given. R THATCHER.-Two Letters for you » lying st this office. .boat ana -fourta. LOST, between Wakefield-street and Waddel's Newton Bakery, a Red Coral Chain with Locket attached.—Finder rewarded by leaving same at Voigfa, Bootmaker, Woke^ field-street. ' ■___ - g LOST, between ! Dickey's shop and Market* a Hold Koriing.—Fnder will be rewarded by bringing it to Mrs Tally. Queen street entrance to City Market. ■ ■" - - LOST, last Monday night, a Cane Chair, between "Victoria-street and Mechanics' Bay.—Apply McGinn, Durham-street. LOST -Strayed, from Ponsonby, on ■Thursday night,a Shorthorn Cow it. milk. Color r head, neck, and legs, roan; body.iaainly white. Anyone returning to undersign .id will receive 6s reward.—Noah Wood. " -" "' FOUND, a Bay Pony, black points.— Owner can have some by paying expenses and applying toT. Maxwell, Ferry Hotel, North cote. * BS.' RE WARD.^-Stolen or Strayed, a ©•■Large Yellow; Greyhound Lurcher with white fore feet and breast; answers to the name of Bismarck.—James Mason, Parnell Nurseries, 0 ; ; . Ecclealastical. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ABSO JL , .CIATtON, Corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday? EVENING at 7.30. Friends are cordially invited. A BIBLE CLASS tor YOUNG MEN every Sunday afternoon, from 3 till-. .■'■-■■• ■■■:■'■ ' ' , OT.-MATTHEW'S CHURCH.— 0 '' Gideon, the Soldier of the Lord," a course of Lectures on Sunday. Evenings, at 6.30, To morrow (Sunday). 10thJuly.: 111. "Trumpets, Lamps, and Pitchere.^ IV. '•Faint, yet pur suing." V. "The Cake of Barley." VJ. "The Golden Ephod." . ,-,\ •'.IOO ST. -SEPULCHRE'S CHUKCH, Kyber 'Pass.—B aim., Holy Communion; 11a.m., Morning Prayer and Holy Communion; .3 p.m., Baptisms; 6.30 p.m.. Evening Prayer and Ser mon. • "' ' '•-' ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.-Subject of To morrow. Evening's Sermon by Rev. C. M. Nelson:."War in Heaven." ITT-STREET WESLEYAN ; CHURCH.-Siiuday Services. Morning, at 11, Rev. W. Moriey; Evening, at 680, Rev., H.R.Dewsbnry. . , - .".,-. .:.. JnKAFTON ROAD WESLEYAN XjC, CHURCH.-Mon.lng, at 11, Rev, W. C. Oliver; Evening, at 6.30, Mr Cheeaeman. T^TEWMARKET-WE'SLEYAN JLt CHURCH.- Morning, at 11, Mr F. Norris; Evening, at 6.30, Rev. L. M. Isitt. PARNELL. WESLEYAN CHURCH.— Sunday Morning, at 11, Key. L. M. Isitt; Evening, at 6.30. Mr W. Hogg, VTO RTH SHORE WESLEYAN LV„ CHURCH-Morning. at 11, Mr,T. F. Jones;. Evening, at 6 30. Rev. W. Moriey. PRIMITIVE METHODIST; CHURCH, Alexandra-street. - Rev. J. Long ;will preaoh in the Mornlnt., at 11. Subject, "The Chief Shepherd." Fey. J. Long will also preach in the Eveningat6SO. BubjecV"Hezekiahspreading the letter before God." •. - PRIMITIVE METHODIST SUNDAY SERVICES, Excelsior Hall, Upper Pitt . street,-No Afternoon Service. IfIRAN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE. '--METHODIST CHURCH.-Divlne senrioe will ba conducted in the Morning, at 11, by the Rev. J. Guy; Evening, at 6.30, by Key. Mr Whewell. ■ ■'. '. t.: -■ -■ , -»■ n> -\rEWMARKET PRIMITIVE METHO- J3I DIST CHURCH.—Divine service To morrow Afternoon at 3, and at 6 30, by Rev. J. Guy. - ~ .... FNITED METHODIST FREE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent streets.- Sunda/ Services, July 10th; to be oonducted by the Rev. T. Hodgson, iv the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6.30..... . . . . ■ ...... ST-'fDAVID-S, .CHUKCH, Upper Sy mondn-sVeot,—Divine service will be con 'duo'ted in the above Churoh, at the usual hours, By the Rev. G. B. Monro. j. . rr.HE Rev: Madkehzie Eraser will preach II w.i.in-'. St;- Luke's"CPrfe-fbyterian. Chnrch, Remuera, Tc-morrow (Sunday), in the Morning at 11. and in the Evening at 6.30 o'clock. ;1 ' CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Befes ford-street.—The usual Services wi\l be con ducted To-morrow (Sunday)—in the Morning at 11, by the pastor, the Rev. J. Robertson, M.A, and in the Evening, at 6.30, by the Rev. George Clarke, of Hobart. .' .i PONSONBY BAPTIST CHURCH.- Sundoy Services.—Rev. P. H. Cornford will preach tO-morraw(Sunday),in the Morning at 11, and in the Evening at 6.30. «y. »/^. OD RECONCILING the WORLD," : \Jf subject To morrow (Sunday! Evening, ;at 6.30, by E. Lewiß, Evanrellat. at the Chris :tlans' Meeting House, top of Cook-Street You :are earnestly invited. No collection. 1 OKNErSTREET HALL-UNSECTA- I _ RI AN SUNDAY SERVICES, 10th July.- Morning Service only,.at 11, conducted by.the Rev. B,' Edger; 8.A.-Su_g"ect:'"The Existence ot Evil as bearing on the Future—a time when it will not be." „ , fjHORAL HALL.-Mo. A. Brown will \J Lecture on Sunday night, at 6.30. Subjeotr '!New Birth, the Birthday of .Immortality.' Morning Service at the Temperance Hall. DDFELLOWS' HALL, foot ot Cook- Btreet.—Lord's Day Meeting at 6.30 p,m. Gospel Address. All seats free. Come. "■ '■ ;rr.HE latter day saints hold jjH_ meetings in Masonlo Hall, Newton, on Sunday, 10.30 a.m./for Sacrament; 6.30 p.m., preaching the Gospel. All are invited. No collection. V.' IVI :■-'. ■.'.'" •'-:"- THEATRE ROY AL: SUNDAY EVEiN. ING SERVIOES, under the dondu'c't of the SToung Men's Christian -Association,- -on Sfunday Evening, from Bto 9.' All art invited. Seats V ree. ,t ..r,?..r .-.n .. ■..; DRIMITIVE.METHOPIST, CHURCH, S_ FRANKLIN ROAD. 1 •• » ■ (The Service of Saored Songr,.'}EMJAH,?,,wiil •be Riven by the Alexandra street Choir on MONDAY EVENING next.-J,uly ( 11th, at ; -7;30. Admission Free. Collection in'aid of Furnishing Ifttnd. ritZAli W'" V'iV'. if ,-.,.", Ir.' M, I OVAL' ORANGK INSTITU k;JI__'-"TION OF NEW'ZEAIiANB. JThe Annual Services in conneotion with the above Institution "will be held; -in the Choral Hull, on SUNDAY AFI.EKNOON, the 10th instant, at 3 p.m. Addresses will be delivered toy Arohdeocon Maunsell and Rev, L. M. Isitt, On TUESDAY following, 12th Instant, the ANNUAL 801KEE will take place ,in St.. Janies'iHail, Wellington-street. Tea oil Tablaf a.t 6.3o'p:m. Addresses will'be delivered by' Clergymen and .others.. , Tiokets, 2s; Children, *' ' J. SEABROOK.G.S. _\l\ 'A i ]jE_mußetiientß. j j \i j. ■r-ni P Si-O^MI "r<M aAM cL £ ; j ' The ENTE_tt4l^Mf NT, "Which -was Postponed froini'last Fridoy,, ,wUl { j ,<.,■,.._.>.•_•- •• tako'place" on* '°- j-'""-'^-' T 1 ERIDA'Y" EVENING, I j bZit I-■ July :15TH y ;1881«/. ■i « WM h g«IW OHIOKKH -FiJEAWRY^AiI ■_ | ;-,;i.iv.-oi/: kv.'.;.j .*;--^;i',i ggeggft ' iC^ELL'ESLEY-S'i'REiET :'B AP TIS T yV SUNDAY-SCHOOL.' '"'" i 'The"First of the Winter Evening'ElsfTElt-'" 'TiaINMENTS will be" given on TUESDAY, l!!t.n instant, commencing at 1. 15.0'c100k. In strumental and' Vocal Trio?, Duets, and Solos, K'eaSffl&gS. &di " "■'.•- __■■■: ••■' '•'■ .'. -•■n'.-i'Jt ' ADMISSION—ONK SHILMNO.•;'.','.' %/| OUNT'ALBERT -PUBLIC; H^L& fi svismk ot <iyy, s.t/.3 aori . MiWMlW:^^^^^ 1^ )j D I Alti ndr6;D'E,S,; ; ;. :CJ ' j J™'*; jmsxw&s,. And to conolude with the Laughable Farce, j potitled. ,\ ox • tfllljosufjffloil >;;' ,!■.;,";■''■. '<V s>A "DOMESTIC ECONOMY;" '> i '_ j flxi^ftlDA'Y, 8 ' P.My n .j ' '" '' " "___ ' ' J ... ;-;;TICKETS, 2S. -~^ -_~_ Katlov'-Joo'dii &c. -.-; TO W^'G A R C ADE. ,Mn y*^ tanas y-Q-- y v JJy m 1 WANTED KNOWN—That ''The! London Arcade" 118, Qaeen and Victoria Btreets, Is onen dally from 9to 9, Saturdays till 10.30. fhe Hermit's Cave removed. Increased accommo dation given?for,,display of Goods, of which lar_e arrivals have lust been received. from Enaland. , All marked in plain figures, at prices hitherto unknown, in Auckland. See the Five Splendid-.-Windows, filled with New Goods pripedthe same, to-day as yeßterday. , '... ;; Stitionery. Cut lery. Silver and Electro-plated Goods, China and Glass, Clocks, Watches, and Jewellery, Perfumery, Bru.hware of all kinds, Mechanical and General Toys. Fsncy Goodß,' and useful articles may he found in the varions olaasiaed DeDartments at the London Arcade (Qoodsons), where a full and uniform (not BDecml) Price List is obtainable from the Porter at the door, oi will be forwarded post free to any address upor appUcatiori, being for too voluminous tolnseri Si the columnaofthe "Wanted Known." Branoh BstabUshment: Brandon House, Par "London Office: St.Mary Axe. WANTED KNOWN—That: an Inspection o the attractive display in " The London Arcade Is invited, irrespective of any purchase beint i made. We find "by serving others well w< serve ourselves the best." C. W. GOODSON. - l_B, Queen and Victoria utreete.



Publio Notices, -XT ~0~~ i i~ C. ■:■:■&, Newmabijet Road Distbict. The foUowing Gentlemen have been Nomin ated to the Office of Trustees in the Newmarket Rood District:— Messrs. MoColl, Jsmes Scotter. Joh Jenkins, Joseph Webber, WilllamHogg, Frederick George Clayton, and Charles Sutton. ELECTION. Moot at, the Uth July, is the day appointed for the Election of Five Trustees, and tho News room, next Newmarket Holl, the place, between the hours of 9 a.m. and 6 p-m.^ Returning Officer. THE COLONIAL BANK OF NEW. ZEALAND. Incorporated by Act of tho General Assembly 1874. , Capital.-- .3,000,000 Subscribed Capital. „_61,000,000 A BRANCH of this Bank will be opened at CAMBRIDGE, Waikato, on or about the 11th July. WILLIAM BURTON, Manager, Auckland Branoh. Auckland, 27th June, N°T 1 ° X The Partnership of De Bonrbol. Paget & Co. has this day been mutually Dissolved. All Claima due by the above firm will he paid by Mr De Bourbel. ' _ „„„-_-,„- H. H. DX BOURBEL. CHAS. E, PAGET. Signed and witnessed by James Kelly. MERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO. Prices :-25 Exquisite Geni Photos. Is 6d; 12 Double Gems, 3a: 12 Sunbeams, ss; half-dozen Card Pnoto\ ss; Large Pictures, 53,10s and 15s. Good Work, rain or shine. Come early and avoid the tedioasness of waiting. DOVEWBLL, WING Sc CO. ; Grey-street, old stand, THE Anckland Freethought Association Library'is open* free to the publio every Sunday from 10.30 to 12.80 in the Hall, Hobson street. yjCfO, I never before saw such Splendid J3I Tweeds at J. Williams', nest C.Allen's, Draper, Victoria-street. "ItTEEDLES, all sorts and sizes, Oil and i3l Extras for all Maohlnes. Repairs warranted.—D. S. Chambers, 310, Queen-street. ;GLE# ORCHARD. WEAK EYES CURED.—Just received 24 LADIES' FIVE-STONE DIAMOND HALF-HOOP RINGS, from £710s each. Look at them in the wiudow.-F. H. LEWISSON, Jeweller, Queen-street. JUST RECEIVED, a shlpmen. ot Assam Souchong, a grand tea. in the cud, at the price, viz,, 2s 6d per lb retail. . .TO ARRIVE per .Albion,'. 60. J-ohests, good sound Congo Tea,- at Is id per lb (.-chests, 391bs).' retail at Is 6d per lb, or 121bs for 17s. ; D I _ ... - FREDK. WHITEHEAD, ! ;\ .i. 7. '■' 2 - Tba Importer, No. 95, Viotoria-street. ■v !*■ w rnmrw /^OUCHES.EssyChoirsand T S ' Stuffed Chairs of ad des -167, Queen-st. cr j p ti onß . , . t srii nnnnw /CARPETS, Hearthrugs, Li ,_.on™tf noloum, Floorcloth, Mat: j 67 > «ueen-Bt. y-j^ Uoor Mate _ Bath Matß _ ELKSCCPE Tables. Oval Tables. Round Tables, * "bt Q'n^-_t Writing. Tables, Occasional 1 67, Queen-st. Tableßi coffeo and Gipsy j '-'-''.['y- '' ; Tables &o " .;' " ;■- . ; ii _vcr rnrw-H' /^ ILT Chimney Glasses aDd i w Q,£S2_fc ■ Mahogany Toilet Glasses j 67. Queen-st. to greatTarißty . ii JtrTT nnmrK YKUN BED3TKADS-Half ••»^2__sW 1 Tester,- French, Stump, ] °7 ' Queen-st. and yoitUng, i ron oiaw BeU- J . steads and Iron Cots. r\ ILT Cornices sndPolishert T.&H. COOKE, VT Cornice Poles, Venetian 67, Uaoen-st. Blinds, and Patent Spring i RoUer Blinds, ARDROBEB, Drawers. Washstands, Toilet 1 67, Queen-st. Ware, in single and double ; : •-. '.' '■ ,■•■■ sets. ■. '.- . ■-'- IBERAL DISCOUNT to ~ „ ~ „ „ Cash Purchasers. -AU, •m^in^_iS^' g.oodsdeliveredFßßKintown , b7,,«ueen-st, Catalogues forwarded on ap Uoatlon. "DEIIiEF .0 F t CO U G H I i IN.TEN MINUTES.'' ... i sfiAirriND's pHISK R V T> EC XORA L, 2S 6D A BOTTLE. j ■ ..>r '■■, ■■-. ,-■ •;: -~ '-y-r. ' APOTHECARIES'HALL, Opposite Post-offlco, EDDING RINGS-G01d,'15,18; and 22 carat fine", niade to my own order, froml3_ 6d;to_2s eaoh,—Job. Adams, Watoh maker,Victoria-street; • .-,„-;' ■ '--;*yj -£?1 _Tl4 T0 £1000 LENT oji BuUding ob JL \r ' Society principles, or on other terms to BUlt borrowers. Mortgages and Loans nego tiated. See.List of Properties for salo on fourth page. Six per cent, allowed on money deposited for . investment. —- C. Williamson. Land,- Estate financial, Agent. Vuloan Lane. ■ n_-_ i\f* STRONG, Cleani iahd'Healthy &\ 1,1/1 FuiYOUNG'APPLE TBEBSf.-'iri 100 Best Varieties, aU properly worked on the how general favourite -took—"The Northern Spy," on sale, at Lippiatt's I Nursery,' Stanley-street; Mechanic's' Bay, iAuoklaind. Prioes (for oash* only)— £i 10s per 100, not less than 20 varieties; 12s per dozen, net leSs-tbon 6 varieties.—W. E. LIPPIATX.....^. -..--. ~.,,— QCORIA ASHI.7, xSCORIA ASH l DeUvered from the Pit (known-as GUlles), at i Mount Eden, atourrentrates, viz. i—.. „ ißed,;_tcreened,''for grlndlnk purposes'•'■'■' ■''■ \i ■Red, screened, for garden purposes ' ;Coarse, for roads, ,&c, &c. r y ■ tfy ; Orders nddreis'ed to the undersigned, or left at tbe Pit, will have dispatch. ~______.. ~,,,,, ,i.v.lt.y.yj: > ■WMi'Bi.lERLE'i-.'iii ■• ; Onehunga. ;N.B.— Anyone found removing Gravel with out a written order wUI be prosecuted. _P*%i>Z'r G^ 'O V E . D E P O T. W./^RE, Victoria-street,.. the People's Draper, wants to,, sell 250 yards of real Maltesel Lace at Is 3d,,yyprth, 2s 6d,; i 100 Long White! Ostrich Feathers at 10s 6d, worth 18s 6d; the New Lawn, Tehnis .'Jersey; 128 6d, wOrth 18e('6d; 100 pairs of Stays; splendid value ln Blue Serge at is 4d yard, worth 2a; wide width Crimean Shirting at Is yard, worth* Is- 8d: stoat Wincey at id yard; one-button Blapk Josophlne,Kid ,G_ovesat"lS6d per pair. : " ' " ■ *"wJ- JJ •" INDIA ANDfCHINA TEA WAREHOUSE, j . :„o--No; 95, 1 VlOTOfilA-STKEET. - J '■-- Tho undersigned wishes to call special attention at the present time to the splendid Blond Teas he is offering. - Being near- tho end of 1830-1 Tea Season, and anxious to clear several balances of stock, he has determined to give his customers seme unusuaUy good values—notably in Is Bd, 2s, and 2s 6d quotations. The 3s is recommended as a blend or combination of a variety of the Finest Teas that have found their way into our. market; and he would further add,—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 seoure a large independent public patronage. A strong rich thick Uquorlng Tea.. - Is 8d ".Tea Extraordinary.'' a thorough econo mic tea, with Assam flavour .. ,'.•;'. 2s "Family Mixture," very choice, rich,and pungent—DarjeeUng kind.. „ .. 2s Cd "iVery Rich Deep Brown Tea" ~ ..3s ; Quotations for Box Teas represent exception ally good values for the time of year, and in cludes some of the choice First Crop Teas of the season. Present prices for really good China Teas i—2os, 225, 245, and 26s per box. FREDK. WHITEHEAD, ■ *,:._-. Tea Importer, Terms Cash. , 95, Vlotoria-st., Auokland N.B.—Special and sundry lines on the fourth page. _~-,, _~ ''*"" ;/W_T HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, : FRANCES J. SHORTT, Hatbdhesser by Aptointmekt to His a'o!U*dEXO_a__El_C_f THK GOVBBNOB. ■•• j ''TH&.CiTY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, Tho' moet. complete, fashionable, and best ap pointed Halrdressing Establishment in Auck fand.,, Magnificent American Hair .Cutting Chairs with latest mechanical improvements arrived from Chicago by last mail boat. Every gentleman has seperate Brushes, Towels, and Shaving Appliances. - The Singeing Apparatus is a specialty and most beneflcal in cases of weak : or falling hair. Prices as usual. ' . -CITY HAIR CUTTING ROOMS, , OPPOSITE UNION BANK. : Two Doora, Below Greyhound Hotel. j "j^D W A R J) "'ZloZ'k S;'H, i. ..'•- . ' :.:. ' ... "' -.. '■;-- ■«-.'■ :' TAILOR, Etc., i W.ELLESLBY.STBEK.T, [ • .-'_''" AUC____iHD. "pDEN TERRACE roax; OEPICE, . Jll. . ■ p. M. MORLEY, j TEA DEALER AND FAMILY GROCER, 9 -, KDKN TEEBACK ". . FamlUes waited upon for orders. Good dcUveaedßW any part ol tho Town am ~. ... SuDurbe. t



j Je'nblio Notaoßß. BINNEY'S FREE STORES,::* J ■ - SORT-HTRKBT ; XUUsA ■ OPPOSITE GRAHAM'S BOHD," EDWIN BINNEY, '>" COMMERCIAL AND PRODUCE BROKER* Begs to inform his constituents that,.having jp sold the Lease ot his Premises in Queen- a-jwn street, ho has REMOVED to the 'J' commodious aud newly-ereoted • CENTRAL STOREB as above. J'-U where he has accommodation J. ..-. • on the Ground Floor for- _ :•: • ONE THOUSAND TONS OF STORAGE. AT CUEBENT RATES. "JJkTi OTI CEt N O,T I;C t! E. 1 L. H. GREEN begs respectfully to Inform tha Publio of Auokland that he has for Sale thia 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-, Stan, No. 6, City Market, will meet wltli 77 prompt attention; or at Lilydale Nursery, One. Tree Hill. mHE NEW BUILDI_NG SOCIETY, INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PBRmX-T NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCB-LANI). surp ; -'"-•' Temporary Offices. -- ( ~f No. 6 South British Botu>___*<_&,*,; ; ''" All classes are invited to tako up Investing Shares, payments weekly, interest romunera Hve. LOANS gran tod on security of Freehold or Leasehold Property for the purpose of B crrora. Building., Seo., in sums of £20 to £5000. repay able—for overy £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal ments:— Repayments Per Repayments 1 Por extending oyer Week, extending over Week s. d. s. d. 3yei.3 .. 15 10 7 years .. B"** i years .. 12 6 8 years ..7.6 ■ 5 years _. 10 5 10 years _. 6 3 SPECIAL FACILITIKS are given to Bor rowers for paying off part principal money and reducing weoKly. payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any timo—tho Society grant- Ug LIBERAL DISCOUNT. ;,■;; ■■ GEORGE FRASBR. Manager., ■■ SUPERIOR CORRUGATED TANKS. „ ——— ' ' ' V Kini) V» S. PARKER HAS FOR' SALE a number ot the above with Tap ready for v. c, £. and unwardß, at his Ste-M Works. Viotoria-btkiuct, or his Shop, Wkllkslky-stbrkt, large quantities of Snouti ng, Ridging, and Down pipes alwayß in stotflr.f ' Verandth Iron curved at shortest notioe.). Manufacturer ot Lead and Compo Pipe.AchdiOtto'o seleotionof Chandeliers. &c, at his Weliesley- Btreotßhop. Country ordors will always receive his prompt attention. Licensed to lay on \yater., . . ~ Sons Patenter of the Impbovbd Lead Epqeßidgk-Q. . ..,."* ■ - ' . , -#":;.i ■. - - - . I ' ■■'■) Auctions. MONDAY, JULY 11..'■■ 'j ' maize f ,/MAiiii' .VMXiziJi^'; j L. W. EAT O N WILL sell by auction at his Mart, 0n.,, Monday, July 11, at 11 o'olook, I 50 cags NEW .ZEALAND MAlZtf" | ! /'. ilFttr Positive Sale, f A SC T '; _~.. MONDAY, JULY It. ._ .^ ~,, ORANGES, LEMONS, MANDARINSip -.. ■*' ■•' Ex Herb, @ Sydney. '.-.'.-.': .oi,. o L. w7~EATON WILL sell by, auction, at his «art/ » "on Monday!, July 10, at ll o'olook, \'/ I 120 cases ORANGES, LEMONS, and,, MANDARINS-JDB » ;, 200 oases APPLES.. j '■- I ''" HONDA*,.NOON. "' Z kt ;0 RAN G;E S~ .0-R A N G E S! ' j .•riJ'-lExis.s.jHero, @ Sydney.) YJllAtt I TO BE..SOLD BY AUCTION, AT ART Htf It' S MART, j ...., ~ r,,tProduco«Dopartmont). - ~ Moßoberts— Ji, CASES ORANGE B 'ah'i.t JW-3r oases Oranges . >''"'"-*, I .:''.-..:. J. '.';. 10 cases Mandarins. ■■• ;*'*■,*<'-f ---i "■•' --,' T_ ;■.-.'.;,.i ~.'»«> ,;.,., .« ~ Terms Cash. . ~; ~.,. .^'j. TUESDAY, NOON. :Zr ' • STOCK OF ■"'GROCERIES, &0. I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, 'Js* ATA R. TII O R'.SMAST, • T|j§tß'Ba.anee-'of-^e'€t<^'Of''_i'''Gr6ocn^''^r "_'". t:,Boales, Weights, Weighing Maohlue, &a"L| Also,.- ■-"*' it i Ex s.s. Hero, from Melbourne, i ■■"• Ot RA— 2 cases Sides Baoon) '£ W. 1 case Rolls Bacon V very superior : 2 cases Hams ) j 1 oase Bladder Lard "..»'.' 11 kegs Wellington Butter. v'-i Ctf_ —— T^-—-. — r ~. . . —! —! : — : "' I' , t b! TONES. B. O. CARB. 8..D. T (XBika MONDAY;; JULY 11, > J j ."".At* 12 o'clock.''"' '■'- Uii _ . ) ]1 . . . . ,_._.. . .--# _. LOT 71, part of, Lot 72, Parish of Wai -.j .pareira, Waitemata County, containing ~ 1 ' 80 acres of good* land near to Mr Andrew1 * i ... ,liilworth?B,.property, and tadJoininKir Rusbbls Farm: Railway fetation obottt I 1- one mile from 1and.,'..,.'., ~,..,. .. Lots iB and ii, Ptirish of -Komokb.iki;'OoUnty • 3 ] Rodney, containing 230 aores of rioh . I bush land, adjoining improyedahome • ■-; ; steads,and in a-.thriving.distriot; some I a i valuable kauri on this land. j ,^/ i ;^___i. aifTSIOH ll; B. TONKS & CO., ■ L . Aucljpneersvi .'M-jtr.- Bi TO^KS. ~8. O, CABIU j ;,8.,D. TONKS- ,„ 1 Thursday; jUlst 12.' -■! "'' "JZ,^. PERFUMER. . , ''^f. ! SCENTS, HAIL OIL, POMADES,,.^ GLYCERINE AND LIME., * &c„ &c.,:. - , &b. ~; ;• f% ,i ] apt,,! ha^oionb.' ; ;.j ji_ \jZ77j, b- ToiiT&'cp,::;'.;:,',,,' 'tz \7Si7'ILL Bell on Tuesday, tho _2_b. inst.^l IT ~;'atn vo'oiook,-;',:-"*.' -y. j«ci ... 1 12 OASES OFtTHE ABOVE. ~-;r,<r."l Just landed, ex 'Halolono,' \ ai * i jb! TONKB. TR. t^. OABE. B. D. TONES,— { THUii_SDAY, JULY yli_:M TRADE'SALE j , O ,F 5-, -.-,,,. '.'OF ",';,'j.. ~.-, Jj-furii " ■ ' I CHINA; AND EARTHENWARE,',^m ' Ex Halcione, @ Sydney. -Jo StOleJo B. TONKS & CO. ' ; WILL sell on Thursday, the 14th-tost,, at U o'clock..,, JfJJJ 1 I 60 orates and hhds. of EARTHENr and .OHINAWARE, consistingof White ona Gold Tess, Irish Teas, Chelsea Tetß. Figured Teas, Printed, Band and Line Teas, Toilet Sets,' Plates, Sec, Seo. ■ —;■■•■ •",*.'. ;■■;•■■—r=^ —i ;• ..[-'---i-juti B, TONKS.' '"'S.''Oi OABB. b, d.; TONES I Mc^aTUESDAY, JOLY-W.Z™ IMPORTANT SALE OF INDIAN TfiAS.fo.l TO MERCHANTS, GROCERS, STORE j __ KEEPERS AND 'OTHERS.^ B. TONKS & DO. A RE favoured' \*ith instructions from Mesßrs.L. D. Nathan and Co, agents of the Calcutta Tea Syndicate, to sell by auotion, at the Mart, Queen-fctreofc on Tuesday, 19th;iast. . atll.o'olook,*' no .-- ; I -: ■' ■XX-'XAf \ THE FIRST CONSIGNMENT ff of ;"'"'"- ;•'-•■ j si 227 P A9KAGES OF TNDIAN rnSAS. - Just reoelved— ; TRANSHIPPED Ex. 'CUTTy SABK,' FBOM Calcutta, consistingof— "ii. T 18 chests of 601b each Darjeeling broken Pekoe 16 Chests of 601b each Caohar broken Pekbe;C;r|.|" Is ' 35 chests of 601b each Assam and Cookar Pekoe '>- | Souohong ~ 2 I 30 ohestß of Mb eaoh Kangra VaUey Pekoe ! 2 ! 16 cheste of 601b each Dehradoon broken Pekoe Souchong 32 chests of 401b eaoh Darjeeling Pekoe. 30 chests of 601b eaoh Kangra Valley Souohong _ 35 chests of 451b each Assam Pekoe ... 15 chests of 491b each Assam Souchong j -227" '.- '-. , Theautloneera,ln dirootto« tlio attent-onjifj the Trade and others to the above announce ment, wi_h to etato that tho shipment to offer ia sent as a trial to this market, and to Induce a wider knowledge of the many varieties of Indian Teas than is now generally known.,; The .Calcutta Tea Syndicate is formed of mer i ohanta and growers In India, anxious to extend too Indian tea trade to foreign markets, and the only practical way of doing this la to ship an ' assortment which will convey to consumers tho >.. merits of the various qualities. Intending 1 buyers may therefore rely on the bona fide offer of the consignees, in tho hope that results Will be alike satisfactory to buyers and sellers, I.'-'., Samples at Mart.' (Continued on Fourth Page.) Z