TELEGRAMS.

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

THAMES, this day. Tbs Moanatairi Company have crushed I 250 tons of quartz, for an excellent returnof t ''■ jo7ozs retorted gold. ~.,.'. The manager ef the Waitakerie No. 2 B (ne banked 31oza 9dwts gold, obtained % Irom the treatment of 31tons quartz, which I info been on hand .since the mine was let I ou tribute. I Farther hauls of rich specimen atone have I been obtained to-day and yesterday in the I Queen of Beauty winze. The reef appears Ito improve daily as the winze approaches ■ the fooUwall. A r«ef of whits quartz has joeen intersected in the Deep Level Tii« Ebute Conipanj's crosscut at the 500 ft l.svel. It is probably a dropper from the, main lode. I" HORSE-STEALING. ,L Wylie, remanded here from Napier, on a 'ffifc t rge ot hoi-e-stealing, from Mr Marshall, ill.. { also be charged with stealing a second ifflL.w, t!'e propeity of Mr T. Veale, and (IjPposing of it, at Tauranga. T SCARCITY OP TIMBER. » ;ho operations at Shortland sawmill if c ceased for a time, in consequenco of I ' , exhaustion ot the supply ol logs at I .auaeranga! bootua. A large number of I men are thus thrown out of omploy. I ment. i SERIOUS ACCIDENT. I William Savage, employed at Burton's I saw-mill, Waihi, was brought to the Thames I Hospital yesterday, suffering from concus- I sion of the brain, the result of ah accident I which occurred on Wednesday. He was 8 carrying a piece of firewood across a skit, I when ho slipped into the c-eek, striking I his head against a piece of wood, which had I been chopped with an axo and presented a I jißSed edge. A large wound was thus I caused, extending from the bridge of the I nose over right to the temple, He lay I for a considerable time before being I discovered by his mates. On Thursday he was brought ir>to town by a party of 23 men carrying him in relays. The road was in a shocking state, as many as fourteen men being sometimes required at the stretcher. Very little hope is entertained of his recovery. A young man named Arthur Burchcll had two fingers of the right hand severely injured at Barton's Mill, Waihi, by a circular saw.

COKuMANDEL, this day,

Tikbnan's struck good gold yesterday in the main reef, which is two feet wide, of ■olid stone and coarse gold. Matawai.—Vaughan aDd Vizard are carrying good gold down in the winze." . Sucoicss.— There is a fair show of fjold up and down the face, and every indication of a payable future. Tokatba.—Lodged 79ozs. There is a good-looking reef la hand in the slopes, and gold seen through tho general stuff at the last breaking-down. (A wreßtling match is to come off on Mon day, between O'Connor (Irishman), and Carlyon (Cornisbman), for £10 a-side-ths contest to be in Cornish »tyle.

WELLINGTON, this day,

GAS SUPPLY.

Councillor Danks pointad out, at the meeting of the Oily Council, last night, that the Gas Company were actually charg ing tho Corporation, although the latter weresuoh large consumers, more for gas than they did to private customer?, 'for while the latter could get it at 8s per thou sand feet, for gas stoves, the Council had topaylOspor thousand feet for the gas consumed in the public lamps. Other Councillors strongly commented on the un fairness of the arrangement. The "Evening Poat" appears to-night in on enlarged and improved form.

DUJSBDIN, this day,

A FATAL WINDFALL,

At an inquest on Charles Paw, who died at Lumsden last night, it was proved that deceased had recently received a legacy of £600, since when he had been constantly drunk,

A YOUTHFUL FORGER.

In the case of young Lee*, who, while on tbe spree, forged hia father's name to a cheque, tbe prisoner's counsel tried hard to get him discharged on the father giving recognisances for good behaviour for a num ber of yean. The Judge pointed out that the prisoner's age exceeded those of pri soners in other canes where that course had been adopted.

TRADE MARK CASE.

In the case of Wilkins v. Nelton, charged With an infringement of the Trade Mark Act, counsel raised two technical objections which, being decided adversely, he re commended them to plead guilty, which they did. Counsel argued that the meriti ef the case could be met by the. fine the defendants had incurred in the forfeiture of tbe whole of the goods in question, and could prove, if necessary, that such forfeiture involved a loss of £300. He «m also in a position to prove that the fcnndy which had been seized w»s not "doctored" brandy, but brandy of very good quality. One of tin defendants had only recently entered into business, and hail bow lost the savings of years, while both were practically ruined. The Judge declined to inflict a money penalty, and sentenced both to six months impri-onment. At the Crown Prosecutor's suggestion, ha ordered the brandy seized to be sold by the Customs authorities.

I A CASE OF DISTRESS.' At the City Court, Sergeant Bevan brought before His Worship's notice the case of Jestie Thompson, a respcctabls looking young persoi, with three children, the youngest in arms. • She had been in the colony seven months, some friends tent for her from England, paying her passage. They had kept her since her arrival, but had now informed her they weie unable te keep her longer, and she wag left without money or shelter. She had applied t> one charitable Institution, and was allowed 7s 6-J a week, but not sufficient to keep ncr and her children. She could get work if ehe was unencumbered, but could only earn 10s a week, which would not support her children, and keep her in clothes. When she c uue out her husband intended to follow her as soon as he could, bnt he had, unfortunately, been out of employ ment, and had not been able 10 come. He woulil come to the colony at Boon as be could pay his passage, or find an oppor tunity to work his way out. His Worship said the friends had not acted rightly in bringing Mrs Thompson out and ithen tnrning her adrift.— Sergt. Bevan un derstood the frießds really were unable to keep her longer.— Hiu Worship said that under those circumstances they had no right to bring her to the colony ? Who were the friends? Their names ought to be pub lUthed.—Serp;t. Beran referred His Wor ship to the woman for an answer, . ' mil she, being interrogated by the ■ Bench, said that the friend who had Bent for her was Mrs Coleman Buck, who was her h«3band's Bister.—The Bench committed the Children to the Industrial I School for one year, and suggested that Mr» Thompson should apply to the Immi gration Officer with1 the object of having per husband brought to the colony. ' TRAMWAY COMPANY. m A company with a capital of £80,000 to £100,000, is likely to ho formed to work .city trams. GUTHRIE AND LAKNA'CH'S. " Nothing re Guthrie and Larnach' s Corn puny meeting has been allowed to trans pire. It ia believed a recently appointed director spoKe in very strong terms of the il management. A reaolutioa agreeing to j wind up voluntarily was adopted by the [ meeting, THE DEATH OF CAPL KITCHENER, I From recent telegrams it would have f been seen 'that little was hoped for some days for Capt; Kitchener, but it was hardly expected his end was so near. He had been suffering considerably of late, though fltthe time of his death he did not appear to be in very great pain. His death I was a happy relief. .Kitchener was born in I 1l Ilgl,a?^ Il and il. w»s fort intended he should follow agricultural pursuits. With this object he passed through a course of I i/ '?, College in Eng- I . land. He did not, however, carry out his idea, but entered the army. Shortly after y lommg'he Was ordered,to Jamaica, where fle remained a number of years, and aub m w^uently married there, his wife being the daughter of a planter in the island. Cap ■ tai° Kitchener also served at Gibraltar, in Scotland, in Ireland, at Aldershot, and , otner places; He was never in active ser vice. He remained about 25 years in the .. ■ , army, advancing to the rank of captain, and retired on compensation tome 7 years-ago. :,; : Ho was extremely popular in the army, and war twice recipient of valuable presenta ,, turns. He was a first-clasi drill-Instructor, aadfor mauy years adjutant ;of his regi- W>»^s B? tne 66t11 v oot- On having the army i fflf^t.»«:.ODtained from his uncle, Col. Kitchener,

Station, As a sheep-farmer, he was not, however, successful; indeed, his whole life in a way seems to have been a failure. He was essentially a soldier and an EDg. lishman, and he could not adapt himself to colonial life and methods. His friends agree in the opinion that he should never have left the army. After the way in which Captain Kitchener and the baby suo cumbed, jt is not easy to acquire confidence in Mrs Kitchener's recovery, but humanly speaking her recovery is really , assured..' Sho had been prepared for the possibility of her husband's death, and bears her bereavement with considerable fortitude. Through the liberality of flew Zealand friends and the protective though certain aid of others in England, Mrs Kitchener and the 2 surviving boys will be in fairly easy circumstances.

(PBR PJRKSS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, this day, STJRE BURNED.

Gilmour's store at Waitara was burned down last night.

Gilmour's store at Waitara was insured for £200 in the Union, the stock for £750 'ik the Northern, and £500 in the Victoria. The cause of the fire is unknown. The fire was first discovered at 1 o'clock this morn ing by a man connected with the railway, who gave tbo alarm, but too late for the building to bo saved. It was detached, and burnt itself out, ,

WANGANUr, this day, DROWNING OF A SEAMAN.

A man namgd David Hannah, a seaman on board the T. B. Taylor was drowned in the WaDganui river yesterday afternoon. The vessel was lying at the Heads, ard Hannah and another man named Robinson obtained permission trom the captain to come to town. When they got half-u-milo away they were tacking and the boat cap sized. Hannah swam for the shore, but cramped and sank, The captain signalled to the pilot, who went cut and found Robinson hanging to the boat and picked him up. Hannah was some time on board the Stella and Te Anan, and has friends ia Chris tchurch,

O AMARU, this day. THE OAMARU MORDER.

The charge of murder against Alex. Beattie is still proceeding. The evidence given yesterday was a repetition of that given at the coroner's inquest. Evidence was given which went to account for blood found on prisoner's coat, aud that was not there on the 12th of June.

DUNEDIN, thiii day.

At the Civil Sittings of the Supreme Couit, three common j jury and three special jury cases were set down, and one motion under the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act, 1567.

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

The Porte Shuffling. LONDON, July 21. The reply of the Porte to the identical note of the Powers, in. which it states its willingness to send a delegate to the Stum boul Conference, is equivocal, and is gene rally regarded as equivalent to a refusal to send Turkish troops to Egypt. Sir Garnet Wolseley Takes Com mand. Sir Garnet Wolseley has been appointed to the command of the English troops in Egypt. Urttisli Troops From Malta. MALTA, July 21. A farther detachment of 1,100 British troops left to-day for Alexandria. Water Enough in Alexandria, ALEXANDRIA, July 21. Notwithstanding the action of the rebels in diverting the water supply, by cutting an aqueduct," there la sufficient water in tho canal flowing to the city to last for

some time,

("AGE" SPECIALS.)

2he Suez Canal,

LONDON, July 20, 5.57 p.m.

Tho Conference has decided that the Suez Canal is outside the Eastern question, Ihe Dilator]/ Sultan.

The Porte has proposed that a fresh Assembly take place.

Spain Protecting the Mails. Spain is despatching ironclads to escort mails through the Canal.

Arabi Advancing on Alexandria' Arabi Pasha is nearing Alexandria.

[REUTERS. CABLEGRAMS.]

'• jforte Consults with the Powers. CONSTANTINOPLE, July 20. The Porte, in its reply to the Identical Note of the European pleiipotentiaries at the conference at Stamboul, has agreed to discuss the questions proposed in the note, and will appoint a representative to confor with the ambassadors of the Powers upon the poiitioa of affairs in Egypt. AraM Pfisjia Strongly Entren ched. ALEXANDRIA, July 2Q. Areconnaisance of Arabi,Paßha'B position at Kafradowar has been made, and it ha? been ascertained that the intr«nchmeut is in a situation of considerable military strength, and is capable of being well-de fended. It is not yet known what steps will be taken to subdue therebsl army. Alexandrian Water Supply Cut Off. ALEXANDRIA, July 20. The reconnaisance party further ascer» tamed that Arabi Pasha has cut off the Mahmoudish Canal, through which a sup. ply of water for the city oi Alexandria is bronght. The inhabitants are now suffer, ing from the scarcity of water. British War Vote. LONDON, July 20. On Monday nert the Hon. W. E. Glad stone, as Chancellor of the Exchequer, will propose a vote of credit in the House of Commons, for the purpose of strengthening the British forces in Egypt.

CRICKET.

The Australian Eleven in Eng land.

(From Ooe Lohdom Corresponbbnt.)

EXTRAOBDINABY TRIUMPH OVER SUSSEX,

This match (or rather burlesque of a match, for the English were nowhere from first to last) came to an issue on Saturday: 18th, at Brighton, Murdoch's' grand total of 283 (not out) included one live, thirty nine fours, five threes, sixteen twos, and seventy-eight singles. The Orleans Club Match.

With their Oxford and .Sussex lanrels thick upon them, the Australians made their first appearance in a metropolitan district on May 22nd at the fashionable Orleans Club, Twickenham, the beautiful grounds of which are now in the full blaze pf early summer beauty. The club usually keep their gardens strictly private, but on this occasion the public were allowed to witness the match by paying a few shillings, and they availed themselves of the privilege in hundreds, although It was Monday alter noon, and therefore a bad' day for business men to get out of town! I went down in style on the club four-in-hand and dis covered presently that nearly all the sport ing notabilities of London Society were there also, burly sir John Ashley being partlculerly noticeable, hob-nobbing fovially with Murdoch and Spofforth. The show of drags and coaches was not what It would have been at any other time, mast of tbem'being prepared tor the great Epsom carnival next day. The " Daily Telegraph," in a somewhat gusbjog tfescribtiyo article, describes the ground's thus :—" Tile Orleans Club; assisted by Kature, and aided by good taste, fk able to give thp game pf cricket just the cache); that it requires. You may search all over England and not find such a ground, so miniature ip. form, so varied in colonrl Here we find English park scenery in all its diverseneaa and beauty, all its change and shifting colour. Even Australian eyes must have been- de lighted with such a picture. The elm is there, and so is the fir; tbe great chestnut that shelters the drags has been saved from the ruin of the frost, and is in full flower. Bound and about this mercy circle of trees, whan the vivid green wants relief, we nave yatches of pink may, and showers of yellow

contrasted. There are grander cricket grounds, m doubt, but not one where the cricket circls viewed from nature is painted with such minute and Meissonier-like effects. There was," continues the scribe, "naturally some curiosity to look at the men whose fame had preceded them, to see the champions who had scored their 600 runs and upwards, to look at Murdoch, the captain, and to find ont Massie. Which, then, was Massie, who could stay quietly at his wicket and hit so freely all over the ground? That is Massie, the athletic, spare youth, as shapely as a greyhound, who looks as if he were made for leaping hurdles, who walks well, and has not an ounce of superfluous -flesh on his body, and who never allows a ball to pass him in the field. Save young Massie tbe others in the field look ponderous enough. They are iine men, but one fells astonished occasionally that they can run so fast. They aro active as boys, but well-set-up like men. Who is that giant with the white sun hat, who at midday caught Mr A. G. Steel to splendidly —the man who towers a head and shoulders above his companions? That is G. J. Bonner. Murdoch, tho captain, is keeping wicket, for Blackham is not here to-day. Bannerman, also, is on the sick list, and cannot come down to be a guest of the club; but amongst old friends Horan, Boyle, Garrett, and Spofforth are present, though the " demon " appears to have lost a great measure of bis fierceness, and to have over bowled himself into quietude." '1 he match was drawn in favour of the Orleans Club, the Australians cutting a poor figure against some of Steel and Grace's bowline,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

[REUTERS TSIiEQRAMS.]

Embarkation of Troops From England.

Regiments Under Marching Orders,

LONDOh, July 21

The statement that the Government had issued orders for the immediate despatch of an expeditionary force to Egypt is now fuily confirmed. Various regiments, comprising the army corps, are now leaving theii garrison, aud are moving towards ports where trans, ports are lying ready to receive them. Tbe embarkation of troops will be pro ceeded with without delay, and the tram ports will depart as soon bb they have rci ceived their complements.

THE AUCKLAND EVKJONG STAB. SATURDAY, JULY 22.



Wanted. WANTED, a smart, respectable Shop- Boy.—Apply to H L. PosgenUklo. WAJNTKU, a strong active Boy.—J. Gray. Kden Oreaoent. V\7 ANTED, a Good Machinist.—R. W Stow, Tailor. Vloierla-Bfeot. WANTED, a Nursery Goveraass where thoro la a young baby ; must bo compe tent to taaoh inuslo.—Mrs Gabriel Lewis, Q'Rofke-»treat, Aibert Park. \XTANTKD, a Strong Youth to help in TV staopwork «nd make himself General nsef a!.—Klohard. Rooves, Butoher, Vlotorla- Itrtot. WANTED, a Boy; references required. —Mr de Lisle Hainaiona, Faraeil. ANTBD, fo~Waikato7 a Lad ies' Help: must be fond of child ren.—Apply to Mm Sobers. Arnoy Road. Rumuora. \X7A»TED, a Boy who is fond of pet T T stock. To anon a oomfortablo home tnav bo bad by applying at Poultry Saris, Lake Takapnna. V»/-ANTEU. a Cook and Steward for the T t Barqna John Knox.— Apply on board. WANTED, a good General IServSlnt.— Apply to Mrs William Crulokahank, Parliament-street WAJNTkJD, an J!rrand Boy and Three Apprentlces.-At>piy to A. & a. Brook, Bootmakers, Farnell and Newmarket. \a; ANTED SJS&N, the Twill Sheeting, V T Ja Id; White Calico. SJd; Unbleaohod do, 2Jil; Brown Holland, Hi ; at Uampior's Wahafleld street Shop. AN TED, a respectable Girl to assist In household work; rotoenoe required ; onaacou'tomad to ohildren preferred.—Apply Mra F. B. Maolndoe. Knasell-ttrooc Ponsonby. WANTED, agoodGeneral Servant; re ferences required.—Apply, from 5 to 7 o'clock p m,. to Mrs Hondry Bomorvull, Lowor Symondß-Btrcet. WANTED, a Man acenstomed to farm work aud horeei.—Apply, between 12 and I, to Mr Blgham, Kpaom, near the Prince Albert Hotel. WANTED, a good Cabinetmaker at once.—Apply to J. Read, corner of Bynionds-struet ana Kyber Pass Hoad. WANTED, a Country Uiri, also a Nuseo Girl.—Apply to.Mrs Banks, Meadow Bang. Farm. Panmnro, WANTED, a Good Cook and Laun <Jr6Bßi-Apply to Mra Shorn, Arnoy Road. Retnnera. Wf ANTED,"at once, a Servant.-Appiy Tl to Mrs WiUoughby, The Nook,Uppor Symonds street. \a ANTED, three Good Men a.% Drivers j Vf must bo well a'ooustomed to this work —Apply U. Wilson, N»lBon-Bireet. WANTED, a Good General Servant; referenoe required; — Ponsonby Club Hotel. - WANTED, 2 Experienced Canvassers; no others need apply; wanes and oom minion.— Apply on Monday morning to Munro and MilllftnD, Hobaon-Btroet. WANTED to Sell, Rent, or Lease, Hotels, in town.oonntry. u»d suburbs.— Arraatrontt and Co., Keal Estate Agents, 177, (Juoan-Btreat. ' ANTiSD to Sell 3 Sections situated In Fpnsonby, with 6-roomed Houses erected th«reon.—Armstrong ft Co., Keal uutato Agents, 177, Queon-atreet' ANTKD, by a Lady of 20 years ex parlance. Mania Pupils at It per loseon. Evening Lesaoas given. Private Lessons In Dancing to Adults or Families,—Address Mra Weloh, Groy-atreet, opposite Heilier House. WANTED, tenders for Painting three ahops in Vlotoria.-fltreet.-a. Akerg. ANTED SEKN, tie urand Lines of Ladies Fashionable Hose, 8*: Men's Books, 3d: Children's dp, trom2d; Bdyß* Elastic Braon, 6d—Dampler'a wakefleld-street Shop. . ANTED to Purchase, one ton of Uriel Shark.—Apply to H. Hart and Co . City Market. WANTEP, for a Weekly Xpwapaper, an aotive andnneigetlo Oanva-s» to oanvans City and Buburba.—Apply by letter Box 198, 8.R0,, Auckland. ANTED to Let, at Hevrmartcet, 2 Cottseea; also, Kor Sale, several Oot tag^-Apply to r.Q, Clayton. WANTED, Empty Frn.it Cases.-Wn^. Wo Arthur and Uo. I a/ AN TED to SelJ, House of 6 rooms in VV Kyber Paia Hpad: also one of $ rooms in Seafleld View.—Apply to A. Hewson, Kyber Faaa Road. . \\! ANTED KNOWN, ti^af) tbe London V » Photographic Company has re-ononed in Upper Queen-sweat, to tafce Cute de Vislte Portraits from gi per dojien. ■ \A7 ANTED, Everyone to Know oi}r V T Ovorcoata (ire going very fast. Those who want one at naifrpripe anqold purchase at once from I. Phillips. Queen-street, W~ ANTttD, a smart Lad to Upon Oysters-and Sell Fish, for Cambridge. Walkato.-Apply to H. Hart & Co., City Market. Anoklanq. ANTED to Purchase, House of not less than 6 rooms, with garden or large Allotment-Grafton Roador Kybar Pass.—W. y. Stevens, next Union Bank. ___ TjD ANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Trimmed 1 t Hoti at is and Is 6d, and the Fur Hate for 1« 6d; Hatln do., 1 s 6d—At Dampier's Wako fleld-Btreet Shop. ANTED SBEN—The Window -Net, Sid: Long Curtains, 3a lid; Children's Pinafores, lid; Frooits. 2a; Ameripin Leathor, lljd; at Dampler'a Walt< fleld-Btreet Shop. ta/ANxEU KNOWN—J. E. Marriott, Vt .Auctioneer, Valuator, and General Salesman, bolls his Regular Silea at hia mart every Monday, Thursday, and Saturday, for the Bale of all kinds of garniture, Produce. &o. TJETANTED SEttf, tbe great new lot V » at Dress Huttoos on the Counter,- Id the dozen; Stay Bnaks, 2d, Id, and (id, at Daropler'B Wafeefleld-streat Shop. . W" AaTJSI) &NOW.N, that Sharland's Cherry Pectoral rollevus Coughs in ten minutes; bottles. 2» 6d.—Adoress, opposite Post-office. ■ • WANTED KNOWN-American Fer rotype Qems, American Postage Stamp Portraits "latest novelty), three dozen tor 6a.— London Pnotographlo Company. ■ WANTED, by a highly respectable widow, a situation as tiouaekeepef, or 0 ire of ohildren (In own home); good references l 10 *r sslary.-Addresa for one week "Widow," bTAB Office. • "-''■' .'_' WAITED, One" or Two"" respe"c(;able Yoring Men to join in a Bachelor's Hall. House near Newton Post Office — Apply Mr Hayes Grocer, Karangahapo Road, Newton, ~\XT ANTED SBElf, the Gent's TweeX V T Costs, hi 01; Holland do. (amall sizes), 11 6d; Geriw' Oheat SQBrves, 3d; Bojb' Belts, 8i ot Dampier's Wakoflaid-etreot Bhop. \ lf AJNT^D TO KfiLL, Two or Three V* Ukb* 'Busses iv .KOOfl repair.—W. Crowther. Welleßley-street, AKTBO jv.NO WN -t'lnstantaneous Portraits from Ss per dozon, weather no nbleot.— London Photographia Company. W~ ANTED, Everyone to" know tne Trousers at 13j 6d and Salts at 55s are «nr.rtflTfnl ipilnn.-T--PMIU n^-rrJ .'""•-""»""-



Wanceo. WANTED KNOWH-That Sharland'a Worm Powders are the moat popular and auooeßßful remedy now known. Prloe la pao-Bt—Address: Opposite Poat-offlee. WANTED, the Public to know that I have just bought another New Locot Handsomly Bound Volumes, Including Qoodi Words, v 6d. M«gazlnea, -elsure Hours, Wedding Bella. &o. Call early to choose.—W. H. Dampler, Hobaon-street.—P.S.—Full partlou lara Boon. WANTED KM OWH, that Lunch can l).i had at tho Maaoulo Hotel evory day (hot), from T2 o'olook till 2 p m V\A AiN'li_D to dell, a nearly new centre- V t board X»(;ht. well found and coppered.— 0. Bailey, NihipbuUder, near the Dock. ANTED KNOWfl— Tho Choicest New Season's Toa may bo obtained at Raw's Tea and Coffee Store. Vlotorla-Btreet. \\j ANTED SlfiEN—Gloss, at 6d the V V Dottle; and Cork Soles (ladies or gents'). 2id the pair—At every ono of Damploru Bhopß. WANTED KNOWN,that Instalments upon Sewing Maobinea must be paid promptly when due.—W. C. Deones, Sew liik Machine Dtspot, Qaoen-atreet. ANTkD SiiitiN, the irur I'rimmtne, 9d the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe,' 0d tho yard; , lot of Black do., cheap .Chenille, wot. 9a the yard, at Dampler'a Wakefleld-Btreet WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Tonio Balaam and Liver Regulator In used with marvellous ducoobh for Indlgostlon- Prlco 38 a bottle.—Addruaa: Oppoalto Post. Offloe. WANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk, la 3d the yard: Colored Satin, la 9d ; Black do.. 2* 3d and 3a; Blaok Velveteen, 1b lid and 2a lid, at Dampler's Waketteld-Btreet WAN T _ D, You to call at BRENNAN'S AUCKLAND HOUuE, Foot of Victoria-street, And Bee the following linos :— Lustres, 6Jii; Dress Sergea, lid Merino, 1b 7d; Winooyß, did Flannel. 73d; Holland, 6i Whlto Oalloo, 2s 9,1 doz; Oxford Bhlrtlnga. 61&; Twill Shooting, 2 yards wide, s 2d yard Mon's Alplno Uata, 2s lid; Hardfelt, 3a 6d; T wood dulta, 27b 6d ; Overcoat?, 22s Od SAVE YOUR MONEY AND BUY AT jD R a N N A N'_. \7'iOTORIA-STREET. mHE MIiTUAL FIRE AND MARINE INBURANOK COMPANY OF NEW ZEALAND Koqulro a Gontleman as Manaokh : must have extensive praotloal experience , in Fire and Marino Buslnoss. Colonial know- j ledgo Indispensable. Applications to be eont In on or bofore tho 10th day of August next to tbo temporary oftloes, ■ Canada Bulldingß, addressed to tho Chairman < of Directors. ANTED KEEN, the Ladies' Ulsters, ' 6a Oil: Ladlos' Jaoketa. 6s Od; Girls' da, . 68-At Dampler'a Wakofleld-Btreut Shop. J WANTED KNOWN-, J. O. BROWN, ' DRAPRK. PAHNJELL, . Is Olaaring Oat * Lot of Corsets, at 3/: Tow»la. ' at [H ; Fancy Klbbona, at /3; Worked Bllpporß, at S/B; Albums, from 1/6. BROWN'S Cheap Drapery IfgTABLiB»MBNT. Pabn-11. WHITNEY V. DAWKINS.-Lorne. - Btroat Hull TO-NIBHT. WE have a few Men'a and Boys' Oil ■ Ooate.-I. Phillips. , t rpo MARINKRS HOLDING RIVER i X OKKTHfICAIB^. i A Una Investment in a small Steamer plying on Thames River, having _ regular run, whlon ( koooo box fully oraployod. The prosant Master would bo willing to gly« his Bervioes for a fottnight to show the naviga- " lion of the river. . For further partlonlarg apply by letter to " J.M.3.." Bendlgo Hotel, Thamoa. * OKaTKS. SKATES, SKATES, i Wanted Known - That BRANBTON and ' FORSTKR are bow manufacturing Skates of allflzoa, on thomo.l approved prlnolple, and at - Reduced Prlooa QUKVIVAL OF THE FITTJrJST.— f >J Lorno-atrcet HaU TO-NIQUT. i •*■■■■ I To L.et. TO LET, House,. 6 rooms, witli acre ornamental grounds, near Town.—Farm, highly oultlvatvt and planted, with Urge re»i- r donoo. at«blo», &o,; two miles from Auokland. B —House, 6 rooms, Harden, &c,: rtnt, 17a 0d vet i week.—Shop and Dwolllng-honse In rielsg suburb; rent. Us per week.—New Briok «hon, in loading thoioughfaro.—W. Stevens, Land • Agent, Next Union Bank. 'I^o LET, in Upper Pitt-street, a Four- ■ A. roomed House, with Bonllory and pantry, r In flrat-olasi condition; gaa and water laid In.— , Apply at Mr Jaokaon'a shop, next door. r ry\O LET, for a term of nine years, first 1 olasa Offloes, suitable for a lawjer or J archlteot; higb pltohod and well veotllatod, " with an entrance to Qaeen-itreot. and In the c moat central rjoeltlon-noxt Union Bank.— c Apply to Thomas Steadm&n, Hied Merchant, '■ Qaoon-Btreet. m o" LET, io New Brisk uunaings, ' 1. Wyndham-atreet, a Uornor Shop and Dwelling, and three ComfortabU Dwelllngn, all - replete with every oonveoienoo.-J. M. Mao- , donald, Agent. nnu L_T, a Sbop with glass caso and b 1 fittings compete; ga« laid on. Apply to l i Mrs Wm. Oeorgo, Mannkan Road. Parnell. « rpO LET, a Family Bosidence, contain, " JL ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on t with U aorea of land, situate on the Great t South Koad, a few minntoa' walk from EUoraUe Railway Station, oommandlng a good view.— Apply to F. JU Prime or W, Altken, Estate and 1 Land Agents. TO LET, Wellington-street, Grocers Shop and Dwelling, oatabiished fifteen i years. ' * FOR SALE, Choice Allotments In Lower f Hepburn and Wolf at routs, on terms to suit p_roba9W9.-S. Y. OOLLINa. Hlgh-fltreat. j ' lAO BE LET OK SOLD, a New House \ M of 7 rooms, pleasantly eituated at tho ' corner ot Grattan and Sarsfleld-streets, Pod- , sonby.—Apply to U. Arthur, _uotlonuor, Qasea- i Btreec ' yvj LET, a Furnished Bedroom, suitable 1 for two, with or without Board ; use of ' Kitchen and Sitting room can bo arranged.— Apply 8 doora from Mr Bpvege o store, cook- • street. " ■ t r«\o LET, a Family Residence at Epsom, i JL with GO aorea of land.—For partioulara, apply to T. Di Ologhorn. Kpflotn. J Q JX-ROUMBD HOD9B <;b Let, at Mount l K_7 Kden, two verandahs, detaobod w«sh- t house, large and very prodnotive garden; renti l?a weekly —Apply to C. Wllli-rnson, Kstato t Agent. Vnlpan Lano. OFFICE TO LET.—apply at G.N.L.A. < Rooma, Queen-screet. ORTH BHOKK. —To Let, a New House of 10 rooms, woll situated, and. suitable (or lodging house: alao, Furnished v Cottage.—X. and It. Under. Devonport Store r JeweJipry, &p. __ , ~__- .. j ONLY TEN DAYS MORE! ' AT { BLOOM'S LATE CROCKERY SHOP, ' QUEEN-STBEET (Under Theatre Boyal). ___ 1 DIAMOND JEWELLERY, 1 DIAMOND JEWELLERY I \ DJAMQNI) ifKWELLKKY ! \ 1 £30,000 woaTH ov ' DIAMOND JEWELLERY, WATCHES' CLOCKS, AND SILVER PLATE, y ßosf i_;q Goldsmiths1 Hall Company, { BOUEICK-STHEET, MELBOOENE. Mtt L. FLEGELTAUB, MANAffKB, { Has brought ovor to Aqoklqnd a Magnificent Stogk of ' i DIAMOND JEWELLERY, All the beat of Brazilian Diamonds, mounted in the finest quality of Gold, 18 asd IS carat, and of THE LATEST DESIGNS, '■ Also, an Enormous Quantity of flret class GOLD AND SILVER ENGLISH LEVER ';. WATCHES, By Rotheratnß, Settle Bros, Erhardt, and others. WALTHAM WATOHSSrfrorft the exHlblt OHt Of tlio Melbauvno Ks;hlWtloo, 4 Beanttfnl Asaortment of STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY, ALMOST GIVKH AWAY. &50 REWARD Will'be given' to any person- buying Gold os Silver Jewellery at the Ooldamitbß'Hall. ' . Company if not fonnd to ba Gold ' : or Silver bb represented^ ..



_>or Bale, BilOR SALE, 283 acrca Land at Kaipara, P £50 oaab.—Frlpp and C.meren, 81, Queen street. ___^ |/»OR SALE, two Houses, Seafieli View, X? a I and 0 roomed house; large allotment. Kasy terms.—H. Partington, Stlohbury's Build legs. \j OR SALE, Mount Eden, two Lnrge V Allotments. Valley Road, each 100 x 193 font. Very cheap.—H. Partlngton, Stlohbury's Buildings^ ._.__ |/IOR SALK, Lathe, 26 in. steel bed, 5 in. .1 oen>ro, with chuoks and toolß.-Aoply after 7 p.m. to Mr Glover, Rennall-street, Pon- Bonby. BICYCLES 1 Bicycles ! Bicycles ! For Sale, on Caih or Deferred payments; Instructions in riding free; repairs done in Bowing muctilotw, byolcles, and ekates.—W. Dennea's Uocot, Quean-atreot. gj^Oß SALE a Heavy Hpring-cart Horse; C any trial. Apply R. Stevenson, Newton Road. 1)1 O It SALE. 6(100 GRAPE VINES, comprising the best descriptions for wine or table two. All young, healthy plants, Apply W. DOWDBN, Auctioneer. FOR SALE, Newton, a very conilortabie House of 6 rooms, In flrst'Claes order, and fitted with Baa and other comforts; good woll allotment 33 X 100, Price, oaly £300. Albo, a very desirable Verandah Cott<ge, gable ends almost new, in first-class ordor. and nicely fitted np; allotment ,33 x 100.—D. V. Uvans. Katate Agent (52U) jTJOR SALE (Howe-street), a very Pretty X] Villa, containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in. nlca garden, etc.; all In flrst-olass order: splendid view; a very dosirsblo plnoo.— D. W. KvarJa. Hattito Agont. Queen-street. 125 r j-iUAKAU,— A very Desirable Farm 1 of 101 aores. about IJ miles from Tnakau Btatlon. with Three-roomod Cottage, Work shop, Dairy, Cow-shad, Pinstios, &o. A splendid stream ram through tho Property ; nil fonood and subdivided; abont 60 uores In grass, tho roat cultivated; 801 lls flrßt-olnoa. Mood metallod read all tho way. Very ohoap—trloo, £600.— D ff.Kvans, Eatato Agent. 122 ONSONBY.—A New ana very Pretty Verandah Cottage of five rooms, allot ment, tank, &0., all oomplete, and In first-olass order. Vory ohoap, £220.—D. F. Evans, Eetato Agent, Quoon-street, 127 Tjl o R " S A L E MOUNT KDKN.-A New and Well-finished Protty Villa Uoiiiloncn, S rooms, fitted with almost every convonlenco, register gratoa, klt ohen rango. &0., &0., allotment 50 x 200, bclns now taetofully laid out as garden, &c. Rood position, main road frontago; very desirable, D. V. KVaNB, 103 Katato Agent. pi O R S a L K. MOUNT KDBN — New and weU flnlehed Villa, gable ends, bow window, &0.. tlz rooms mil wash-houne, allotment 4.2 x 132 ; very desir able. Prloe, «ICO.-D. F. Evana, Kstate Agent, Qucon-atreet. (605) mO R IMMEDIATE SALE. STANLEY-BTBKKT (droat North Road).— Two Oood Verandah Oottagos. with outhousos, well, &0., allotment to each 31 x 110. nioa gar den, good poaltlon, near the sohooL Price, £350 rorthelot. Tern^eaay. R R iH Estate Agont. Ui O R S A L E. PROPERTIES, Large and Small, In various parts and plaoes, too numerous to advortlae separately, Soe Star Satuotiav Bdi'plkmkkt for a Hat, md moro on applloatlon to tbe undoraliinod. MONKY to LEND, and every faollity glvon 10 porohaßeiß. D. F. EVANS, Katate Agant. Qqeon-atront. ijl V R" S^ A. L X Comfortable Villa Reatdenoe, In solondld position; good corner allotment, 60 x 100, iltuated near top oC Franklin Koad. House wntalns 8 rooms. Bonllery, waah-houso, wood ihed, &o> Gas laid on. Kitchen dresser, Cnp loards. &o, So. Splendid gardeni—This is a raluable »Ito foe bualnoai premlaes, and woll ,vorth tho monoy ssktid, vie., £500. D, T. KVANS, 523) Estate Agent. Queon-etroot. rp O R S A L E. VALUABLE BUSH-8I) aores of Valuable Juno, oonslatlng of totara, purlrl. Sea., &0,, cood posltlsn. near a navigable creek, being nirt of lots 80 and 85, Mangatote. Prloo only 380.—D, F. Kvans, Estate Agont, Qaeen-atrnet. (51S) |^ O R SALE. A Drapory and Habordaahery Buslnosn, in mo ot tho boat of Auokland Suburbs. The Hook is now and well soleoted. The position a iirnt-olaaa. The promlßoi new and aubttnn lal. consisting of 7 rooms, bosldfls tho Shop, ient only SOa per wnolc. full particulars from D. F. KVANb, Katate Agent Qneen-atreet. 621 Tp O R SALE, New and Well-finished HOUSE. 0 rooms, itcoly fitted up. register gratee, oven, &c, fee, ittuate Prosr)eot-etro6t, near Ponaonby Hall. 3rloo, em. D. F. EVANS, 132 Batata Agont. ijior sale, a bargain. MANGKRK.—A v&lnable Dairy Farm, In nost doslrable poaltlon, adjoining tbe Mangore ■Vator and Depasturing Heßorve A aplendid ■un for oattle.nnd abundtnoo of water. The Property consists of 11 aores of Urat-clanu jaDd (In fact, unßurpaß«ed) now down In graßS md crop, divided into three lota, fenced, which ionlrt bo subdivided and cold to groat advantage. Together with Honao, Cow-shed, Flgttloa, Stockyard, etc, for £425. 318 D. F. EVANS. Katate Agent, Qooon Htroot. W O R S A L E. Handsome and Thoroughly Woll-fnrnlnhod HLIiA RrtSIDKNOM. anuUroundsin Arthur itreet, Ponaonby. House contains 6 rooms (oo ildes pantry and aoullnrj), apaoloua and lofty, n tlret-cbus order, ruploto with many comforts md oonrenUncoa; surroanrted by allotment, ihout 112 x 120. in pretty flower garden, &o. rhlapropartyl can with conUdenoe rtoommend osny one wanting to purchase a roal subatan liil and faithfully built houao. Full pattloalars from D. V. EVAN3, (527) Estate Agent, Queen street. FOR SAL E. ALLOTMENTS PONSONBY ROAD-Valuable Business Site (near Franklin Road), 28 x 110. ROAD-Allotmsnt 33 x 100. £5 por foot VOPFOIiK-STRKET-Oholoe Allotment, £200. SEWTON (near Newton Road)-33 x 100, £15. -IiLRRS la B (olose to Station)- i-aore, oaoh £50. Kasy terms. Men, Mvoral desirable Cottages on terms to BUlt purchasers. Labour Exchange and Kstate Agency, Hlgh-»treet—A. T. Carter. Manager. A LLQTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS 1 1 JRACK-STRKKT-Splenaid Villa Sitce, at £3 per foot aOUNT EDEN-About 66 x 130, at from S2s 61 per foot VNQLHBEA-BTREBT-10 x 180. for £100 JRAUK-STREET-Very Choice, atfrom 45s oerjoot ' JTUART-STREHT-BBauUful ViUa Biteß, at $0a per ion 3LARKMONT-Splendld Allotment (fenced), for£loo 3riARHNOK-aTRBET—Lota, at Al par foot JAILBY'd PADDOCK-A Few Lotj loft at £10 eaoh • ■ Great demand for Allotments snoh as tho ibove. and any placed In my hands will find a ■oady Bale, D. F. EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUREN'STR-BT, (Naxt"Her»ld."i . r. J. MOSS]. |W. F, O'SDLLIVAN, FJ. MOSS & GO.] * LAND AND ESTATE AQSNTS, BHOHTI.iIJD-t3Tnil_J. n X SALE, a Large Allotment In Brighton Road. ParneU (100 x 300). LOV 103. Pokeno :abont 10 aoros. 110 aCRKS near Tuakau; 60 aores In grass, re mainder open tern and bosh. Price, £500, !6 ACKES, all Improved, olose to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, cow- Bhed, barn, &o.; well aultea tor fruit grow ing. 1 LARGE SKCTION In Berestard-atrept, 80 feet frontage; XX) ACRKH. partly Improyed, 18 mjles from Aviokland, and 1 mile from railway stationij! good 8-robiTiod House, and all necessary out buildings. Price, £1050. In addition to the above, we have a Large dumber of Town and Country Properties for Sale, inoludlng some Large Blooks of Land In ;he Walkato District. F. J. MOSS »■ CO., Shortland-Btreet. I? OR 55 A ~L"' Jt?. A SUSaJN. FXBTY (50) AORKB OF 3UPEKIOK LEVEL LAND, In the Parish of Tb Pif_., taubanqj. [fronts Main Kotd to Ohinomutu, and cxtocda to Kopurererua River.' HENRY COWPER, 8. Qm.en-stbk_t. For ootttinuatUm. su first Poop azette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPIIEME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHKBN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY, In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Aot. 1876." and the several amend* ments theteof, and of the Bankruptcy of A^tfHED Smart, of J«ewinarket, in th,e Provincial District of Auckland, la the Colony of New Zealand, Ironworker, a Debtor, I hereby summon a General Meeting of all tbe Creditors of the abovenamed Alfred Smart,' to be held In tbe Supreme Court Buildings, Auokland. on THURSDAY) the 27_th day of July current, at 11 o'olook In tbe forenoon, for the parnoae of receiving my Report and grant- Ing an Order of Discharge to the said Debtor. . Dated this 22nd day of July, 1883.



personal! MRS HEPPNER, who has recentb arrived from Wellington, will shortl; open a Fancy Shop on the left-hand Bide o Grej-stroot going up. Choioeat brands o Cigars will always be kept in stock. lioet and Foundi LOST, yesterday ai*ernoon,;between M: Kempt's, dentist, and.the Auckland Club a Silver Braoolot.—Finder please leave sami at Star office* OST, between High-street and liep burn-Btreet, a gold Po»»f-pin with Hub] in centre. Findur wl'l be rewarded.—Address Stab Office. OST, or Stolen, a Black Retriever Slut A reward will be paid If returned to D ; Fort, Paget street. LOST, yesterday, in Hobson-street, Black Hetilever Pup, answering to th< name of Talpo, Any paraon returning same U No 2, "Vincent-Btroet. ofE Cook-street, will bt handaome'y rewarded. rg^HE Person who left an Umbrella at th< ' « Hospital oan obtain aaran at this office b] giving description and paying the cost of thti advoptltement. _______ .__•€_ REWARD.-Stolen, on the 20tL dfcO mat, early, from tbe residence of A. Doughty, Karaogahape Koad, three pairs oi Prlzj Pigeons, answering to the following an sorlptlon:-l pair of Whito Jacobins, value £3: 1 pair of Cream Jacobins, value £3; 1 pair ol Blaon and White Magpies, value £3.-Anyone giving information that will lead to thereoove'j of tho above, or oonvlotion of the thief, will re ceive the »bove reward. Board ana residence. PRIVATK BOARD AND RESl- DKNCrc.—Vacancies for Three Gentlev mon.P Terms Moderate.—Mrs Fuller, Croydon Villa. Vlncontatteet. SELECT HOARD and Residence for Young Ladles only; at Kenil worth House, Ylncont-Btroet. UIVATE Board and Residence for one or two Qontlomen. Prlvato Bed-room and Sitting-room. Good .attondanoe.— Apply L.M.i Utah olllco. XTORTHERN DINING-ROOMS, J_l Lowkh ALDunT-STHKBT, near tho Wharf. THOMAS CAUSES HEOPEIETOK. BOAKD AND LODGING, 188 Pan Wbbk. BUDS, la Pan NianT. Private Sitting Rooms. Moals at All Houib, A TBIAIi B-BPHOTFOHV BOTJOITED. YACANCit for Two or Three Gentle men; If permanent, 18a per week;near Poatoflloo.—For address, apply W. D.Dallen, Contectloneer, Queen- Btrcet^ COMFORTABLE HOME is offered to a Lady or Gentleman, engaged during the day, in a private family, with partial board, oear the Supreme Court; reference giw and required.—For addrens apply Star offloe. t IOVKKJNUn JsiiOWM_ HUTKJU. VT UOBSON-STKBKT, Hoahd ArniLoiwiNQ ..20a perW«ek HiNoue Room -_, ..2tw. (JUFKHI')K Board and Kesidence (bath, O piano, largo groands), not to bo equail ed, aoontral DOuitloa In Auokland. for fumltlOß, >die 3or gentleman. Address, Stab Plflco. iflcoleaiastlcal. VODNG MEN'S C-RISTIAN ABSO- X CIATION, corner of Welleßley and Albert jtreeta.—Meeting for United Prayer will be held THIS (Saturday) EVENING, at 7.30. A Bible Heading will bo given. Friends are cordially Invited. A BIBLK CLASS for MEN overv Sunday afternoon, from 3 till i. (JT. SEPULCHRES UIIuRCH, Kyber O P_a.—Sunday. 23rd July, 8 a.m., Holy Com munion ;11 a.m., Morning Prayer; 6.30 p.m., Uvenlng Prayer and aernion by the Right Rev. the Bishop of Melanesia. ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH.—To. morrow Bvenlng. 6,30, No. 3 of Conrso on "Tho Truth'•':—•'AoooDtance"—"l au tbb ritarn." PI'IT-STKISET WKSLKYAN CHUROH.-Mornlng at », Key. H. R. Oewsbury; Kvenlng at 0.30, Rev. Ti Buddie. G~raf¥on road wesleyan OHbTßCll—Mornini? at 11. Rev. W. G. Paraonton ; Kvenl-g nt 0.30, Rev. T. Buddie. ST. JOHN'S WJJSLKYAN CHUKCH^ Ponsonby.—Morning at 11, Rev. A. Rold; Svojilng at 6.30, Rev. H. R. Dawsbary. PARNELL WESLEYAN CHURCH.- Sunday Services—Morning at 11, Mr W. Bruckenrig; Kvoning at 6.30, Rev. W. G. Par lonaoiu DKVONPOuT VVKHLEVAJN CHUROH.-Mornlng at 11. Rev. G. W. T. iponce; Evening at 6.30. Rev. 6. W. T. Spenoo. ■j^_lviriTß^¥Y~lY^^^^AN JJi CHURCH.-Mornlng at 11. Rev. W. O. Jliver; Kvoning at 6 30, Key. J. Whewoll. |jiRAN KLIN ROAD PRIMITIVE V MKTHODIST CHURCH.-Divlne Service will be held in the aboye Church To-morrow, Horning andJCvenlng, by Rev. J. any. tv'ewmarket primitive metho- IX DIBT CHUROH.-Sorvlces To-morrow— it 3 p.m.. Rev. J. Guy; 6.30 P.m., Mr Andrews. IJILLERSLIE WESLEYAN SEKVICES Hi —Divine service will be hold in the Publlo" 3chool-room To-mqrro\y Kvoninß, at 6.30, by itev. 'VY. O- OUrey. ARCH- HILL WESLEVAN SKK VICKa. - Divine Bervloa will be ppn luotad In tho Publlo School-room To-_jorrow Evening, at 6.30 o'oloo*. UNITED METHODIST FKEE CHURCH, Pitt and Vincent-streets.— iusd-y Services, July 23. Morning at 11. and ■evening at 6 30. oondnot«d by Ke^. T. Hodgeon, P»RIMITIVE MKTtluulST CHUUCU, Alexandra - street. — Sunday Services — Uorning at U, Key. W. 8. Potter; Kvenlnc at 1.30, Rev. W. b. Potcerj SEKVJCIS in tho Primitive Methodist Sunday School-room, Upper Pitt and Mwln-streots—Afternoon at 3, Hey. W. S, Potter; Kvenlng at 6,30. Mr D. .oldie. pONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Beres- V_/ ford-street.—Tho usual Services wlllbeoon luotod To-morrow (Sunday), at 11 am.and6.3o ).m., by the Pastor, thd Rev. J. Robertson,M.A. NEW NORTH KOAD 00-JGKEGa- TIONAL SUNDAY ■ BCHOOL.-Publlo vorehlp will be conduoted To-morrow, Jfnly 23, n the above School.' by Mr Ball, at'fl.SO p.m. DAVID'S PBESBYI_KIAN 0 CHURCH, Upper Symonds-street.—Rev. I. MoKonulo Fraser, ALA. Morning at 11; Evening at 0.30, Lecture, " Aloeoa: Passage of he Red Sea." 11JUE Key. Dr. McLood will preach at . the Dovonpbrt weabyterlan Church To norrow, at 11 o'clook morning and 6.80 o'olock iveriing • alao at the Lake at 3 o'olook. LUKE'S CHURuH, Kemnprft,— C 3 The Rev. G. B. Monro will Lecture To norrow (Sabbath), at 6,30 p.m. Suhjeot, " The rVarinKgypt, andjtsjjoral' L eßsons, v p"QNBONBY~irpnST CHURCH.— a Services held To-morrow, at Ha m. and i.SOp.m, Proaohor, Rev. C. Carter. A BBOTT'S Oi-ERA. HOUSE.-Geo. A. c_L Brown will lecture oa Qnnday night, at 130. Subjeot. "ißßYilandSnfferlDK-ternsn' aornlng Bprjlca at U o'olook. ■ NEW CHURCH. -Service To-morrow, at 11 o'clook, in tho toroe-stroei Ball, by tfr Jacob P/tman Subjeot. "The Second doming of the Lo.rd," pHKISTADELPHIANS meet In the; yj Carlton Aoademy. llobaon street, every Irst day of the week for breaking of bread at 1 a.m.; Suaday-eohool at 3 p.m., and Bible Class it 6.30 p.m; "* - • ■" IIHEATRE ROYAL: S.UNDA. EVEN ING SKRVIODIS, mjd_ tho conduot Of ;he Ypung Mane Christian Association, on Janday_ Kvenlng, from Bto 8. All are invited. ieatarree. fIjiINAL DESTINY OF MAN.-Lome- I. 1 street Hall TO-MORROW M6HT. DOES DBATH END ALL?-Lome street Hall TO-MORROW NIGHT. TIHK DAY AFTER DEATH Lome- J. street HaU TO MORROW NIQHT. MAN'S FUTUKE EXISTENCE,— Lprno-street HaU TO-MORROW NIQHT. P" HYSICAL DEATH NOT ANNIHI ftOW L\TON.-I.orne-Btieet HaU TO-MOR- N~ OT LOST, BUT GONE BEFORE.- Lome-street Hall TO MOHKOW NIGHT. IMMORTALITY OE THE SOUL.— Lorne-atreat Hall TO-MORROW MGHT. UR ETERNAL' HOME. — Lome street Ball TO-MORROW NIGHT. Tenders^ •VTE W ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TAUM AKEKE C ONTHA<?T. BAILASTINa AND PBRMANBNT WAY. KAWAKAWA RAILWAY. Publio Works Ofßoe. • " Auokland, 22nd July, 1882. Tenders will bo received at this Office until aoon on MONDAY, ltth August. 18SS. tor the ibove Contract They are to be marked on the jutslde " Tender for Taumarere Contract/" and iddresaod to tho Hon. the Miotatec fo' Publlo Works, 'Telegrapfcto Tenders, similarly ad iraaßed and marked, will be reoelved if pre 38nted at any Telegraph Office by noon of tho ■me date, provided that Tenders as above are lodged at any District or Resident Engineer's Office by the same hour, drawings, specifica tions and general conditions may be Been at this Oftlco, at the Warden's Office, Thames, and at the Publio Workß OflJoeß, Kawakaw* arid Wei tington. The lowest or any tender not T4QO3B mrHy accepted. By command. °" w " ' W. H. HALK3. District, Kngtneer. mQ BUILDERS. Tenders will be received np to noon on WBD NHBDAY. August 2nd! for the JCreotion ot a Ware house at Cambridge for Messrs Lewis and Simpson. Plans, —0., at our ofßcos, Quean-street, BDW. MAHONKY & SON, __ AroUtoota.



Amusements. r AMALGAMATED SOCIETY OF f __ CARPENTEKa AND JOINERS, AUCK { -AND BRAtiOH. f The Members of the above Branoh will cele brate their Seventh Anniversary by a Bali and RBVBESHMeitTS, on WEDNESDAY KVKNING, the 2nd of Angnst, In the Lome Btreet Hall. Danoing to oommenoe at 9 o'olook. Single Tloketa, 6s; Uonble do, 7s fid—may be Had of the Committee, viz : O. Condon, F, Whithoad, W, Panob, J. Harding, and T. TUDKHOPK, Hon. Sac. MeettnKß. TVTOETH SHORE REGATTA CLUB. The Annual Meeting of the abore OlnbwlU be held at the Maeonto Hotel, North Shorn, on MONDAY next, the 28th Instant, at;7.SO n.m. CHAS, C, DACRE, Hon. Seo. PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE FOR THK NORTH ISLAND OB1 NKW ZEALAND. S.C. The Quarterly Communication of the above Lofge -will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Auck land, on TUESDAY, 25th Jnne, at 7.30 p.m. All Muster Masons are Invited to attend, M. NICCOL. Provlnolal Grand _eoretary. Jane 22nd, 1882. , a NTHROPOMORPHOUS APES. — A. Lorne-atroet Hall TO-NIGHT. ■jCTEWMAR'KE-r KOAD DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of Ratepayers will be held In the Newmarket HaU on MONDAY, the 21th Jnly, 1882, at 7 p.m., to reoelve report of outgoing Trustees. CHA? . SUTTONi Chairman. HOME RULE GOLD MINING COM PANY <_IMIT_D). The ordinary General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Company's Office, New Zea land Insurance Company's Buildings, Auck land, on FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at 11 a.m. D. G. MaoDONNKLL, Manager, Auckland, 20th July, 1882. P RE-HISTORIC MAN. — Lome-street Hall TO-NIGHT. mHAMES GOLD MiNING COMPANY ± (IJMIrKD). The Annual General Meeting ci Shareholders will be hold at the Company's Office, New Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings. Auok land, on FRIDAY, 23th _«t., at 12 o'olook noon. JAMBS STODART, Secretary. AsoUand, 24th Jnly, 1882. Corporation Notices. OOROUGH OF ONEHUNGA. Notice Is hereby Riven that the Borougu Counoil have resolved to enforce By-Law Np, 2 and proceed against the Owners of all Cattle straying on the streets of the Borough between the hours of four o'olook In tbe afternoon and seven o'clock in tho morning. Br order. JOHN GKO HUTCHISON, Town Clerk. DOROUGH OF PARNELL. LOAN OF £6000 FO.R WATERWORKS The Parnell Borough Council having been duly authorised to raise the above loan for the pnrpooo of constructing Waterworks In tbe torough, they have decided to Issue Debentures for that purpose m sums of »lf ty Pounds and Oae Hnndrea Pound*, latorest upon wbloh at the rate of 6 per cott. per annum will be payable half yeuly. Tenders will ba received by the Parnell Borough Cannon at their Office, Manukau Road, op to Monday, the 7th day of Auoubt. at Noon, from persons willing to take up the whole or any portion of tbe above Loan, nil particulars of which may be obtained from the 1 own Clerk. Applications tor Debentures to be addressed to he' Parnoll Borough Council, marked " fenders for Waterworks Loan." S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk, Boroagh Council O/flce, J'ur/iall, 22nd July, 18S2. I>OROUGH OF jeARNELL. LOAN OF £8000 FOR DRAINAGE OF THE BOROUGH. The Parnell Borough Council having bean duly authorised to ratae the above Loon, for the purpose of providing a syetecs oJ Drainage for the Borough, they have deolded to Ibsuo Deben tures for that purpo3e in sums of £50 and £100, lntertßt upon whloh, at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, will bo payable half-yearly, Ten ders will be reoftirea by tho Parnell Borough CouboU, at tho'r office, Manukau Road, up to MONDAY, the 7th day of August, at noon, from persons willing to take up the whole or any portion of the above Loan, full particulars of whioh may bs obtained from the Town Clerk, Applications for Debentures to be addressed to the Parnell Borough Uounoll marked, " Ten der for Drainage Loan,* S. REYNOLDS, Town Clerk. Borough Council Office, Parnell, 22nd Jnly, 1883. Prospective, p R O SPECTU B oust ST. HELIER'S AND NORTHCOTE T AND r^OMPANY LIMITED). CAPITA! .. .. ■ ... - ... « J5125.000 IN 125.003 Shares of til Each. 2a 61 to be paid on Application j 2a 6d on Allot-. ment; Is 3d In Six Months; 1,8 s_ In Twelve Months; and the. Balance; if required, at tho discretion of the Dlrsotora. DIBECrOBS 1 Mr Win. Aitkon Mr J. M'Cogh Clark ; Mr Graves A,lckln Mr D. B. Craloksbank Mr Jos. Bennett Mr Thos. MaoflUrlauo Mr Henry Brett Mr Thos; Morrln Mr Thos. Buddie Dr. Furohas Mr J. L. Clark Mr B. Tonka Bankebs: National Bank of Mew Zealand. Solicitous: Messrs. Whltaker, Russell & Buddie. Brokerst Auckland Brokers' Association. SECRETARY t Mr F. A, White. Tho Company was originally projected for tho purpose of acquiring blocks of good suburban, and to bo re-sold in lots suitable for residenco sitoa. and recently, with the view of adding to. tho valuoof tho'r tends by affording greater facilities o{ access, the Provisional Directors mve entered into arrangements for providing a system of Tramways for the City and Suburbs. An agreement has been made with the City Council by which the Company has secured tbe - exclusive right to construct and work such Tramways for a period o£ twenty-one years, and the terms of the ooncoasion leave no room to doubt that the undertaking will be advanta geous to the community and profitable to tho proprietors. The properties already purchased consist of several blocks of choice land, comprising the St. lelier's Bay Estate of 620 acres, the Remuera Land Company's Estate of 117 acres, and the NorthooteEatate of 1012 acres, amounting in all to 1749 acres: the whole being admirably adapted for villa sites.combining the advantages of extensive frontage to the Waitemata Har bour, pioturesquo scenery and soil of excellent quality, together with proximity to tho city. The sales already effected have averaged £200 per acre in Romuera, and £120 at St. Holler's, and land adjacent to tho Northoote Estate has been recently sold at £100 por a.ere, The directors call special attention to the great increase of value which has resulted rom the construction of tramways in suburban districts in other plaoes, amounting in some cases to ten times the original cost; and as tlija Company's lands wera purchased before any provision of tho kind bad been made, it is. reasonable to anticipate a similar favourable' result in the present instance, It is intended to proceed with tho construction 'of'tjie lines, already agreedujion as soon as'the necessary, materials can, be obtained,th'e Company having agreed, to, open the traffic and have cars r'un. n,in,g within o.Jgh'teten worths from this1 date. '"" Tbe Direcfpra aa.ve secured the services 0$ a gentlfemsjn, '«£ large experience in %h,o practical/ Waking of tramways }& the British Islands, and can confidently feootnmend the enterprise • to thejr fellow Colonists: in the fijU coflvlction tb.at it will prove a. good iny<!Btm,ent, ' * ' XppUcatibns have been received (or 65,000 sharqsi, leaving Qp,OOQ stlu to be taken up, Plans of tbe several estates may ho seen, and all other information regarding articles or asso ciation, etc.','may be obtained on application to the 'sec.ret»ry, at the company's, owoe, Short land-street, Auckland, Applications far shares', accompanied, by a deposit of two shillings and sixpence per share, will be received by tbe members of the Auck land Brokers' Association, or by tho secretary, Jintn;t.Vm.2J»r. daw of Anoni«t.Tßß» *r\A nhoroa



Public Notices. EVOLUTION AND DARWINISM.- Lome-street Hall TO-NIGHT. mO A. BOARDMAN, ES Q, We, the undersigned Ratepayers of Foneonby, resoeotfully request that you will allow your self to be nominated as a Candidate at the approaohlng elootlon tor the Highway Board, and that yon will also oome forward as our re presentative In the election for the Ward after the union with the City has been gazetted :— Henry Barton K. Bhoddon Blohard Jesaop J. R. Hanua William Leys It. Redfern Joseph Potter M. MoDermott Chaa. Williamson W. Clarke C. Langsford We Cameron Wm. Jas. Dslton, O.K. M. Connolly Johnboppst J.H.Cobb • R. H. Stevenson Chas. Maolndoo Beo. Wm. Jones .las. Daoro Edwd. Skelton JJ. F. Evans James KdmUton Franois Stephens Geo. Tarbntt IT. H. LewiaßOn H. Malavey H. E. Woollams G. a. Jakins John J. Odium John Gittos Henry B. Partridge G. M. Main S. Hughes, lunior Geo. Cruiokshank W. 8. Huklios f. stokes Joseph Grant Krtw. Shllllngton Jnmoß Trayen Moses CroDkec J. P. Richards T. Seddon Evans Peter Matzon Thosi li. Urummond mO THE UENILEMEN SIGNING X THE RKQUIBITION. Gjintiemek,—l have muoh pleasure In acced ing to the requests contained In the lnflaontially signed requisition you have sent me. Should my fellow ratepayers do me the honour to elect me as one of the first representatives of f on sonby Ward in the City Council, 1 shall tlße my best exertions to further in every way I can th» Interests of Ponsonby, and ol the enlarged olty generally. Thanking you for this mark of your confi dence, I am, gentlemen. Your fnitbful servant, A. BOaKDMAN. PRIMEVAL MAN.-Lome-street Hall TO-NIGHT. HERR CARL SCHMITT resumes duties on Monday, and will expect his pupils at the Choral Hall as usual. IN TBE ESTATE OP WILLIAM VIOKKRY, SAW - MILLKR. HIKU KANGI. The undersigned Trustee in the above as signed Estate requests that all Claims against the Hald Estate be sent to him by SATURDAY, 29th July. 1882, otherwise they will not be recognised, after whloh date an Interim Divi dend will be paid. All Accounts owing to the above Mstate, and not paid by 31st July, 1882, will be put into the handa of the solicitors. JAMES HARRISON. Wha&gareL TVTATURAL LAW V. MIRACLE.- JX Lome-street Hall TO-NIGET. TMJGLES! BUGLES It BUGLES!!! The undersigned have received a very nice assortment of Plain, Macca. and Cut Bugles. W. H. SHAKSSPBAR ft CO.. Queen-street, T\TEW ZEALAND OFDERIOF GOOD It having been doolded that a system of visiting Slater Lo'dgoa be established, it Is desired that all members of- the Sir Henry Havelook, Excelsior, and Harbinger of Peace Lodges meet at the Samaritan at 780 on MOM DAS' next, with regalia. Members of the other Order are cordially invited. UNION STEAM SAW, MOULDING, SA3H, AND DOOR COMPANY, LIMITED. Notloo ia hereby given, that the Company will offer to the Shareholders as registered on the 31st July current, 10,000 Dnalloted Shares at par, in the proportion of One Share to every two now issued. Any transfer not Registered before Noon on date named will not be recognised in the alloca tion ot Bhares. .DAVID MURDOCH. Secretary, DKE.GLa.CIAL MaN. — Lome-street JL Hall TO-NIGHT. MRS. SIMKINS, Grey-street, Dealer in New and Second-hand Clothing. Ladles sending letters waited on at their own residences. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. JT3L. • The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 and upwards. Mortgages can be redeomed by quarterly instalments. Applications for loans to bo sent in by SATURDAY, the 29th July, R. CAMERON, Manager, Tempafajy Offices: Darby-street. OUR ANCESTORS.—Lome-street Hall TONIGHT. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY, PARTIE3 FURNISHING. HOTBL KEKPERS, AND THK GENERAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FROM TBS MAKERS, AND SEtiLS DIBECT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF BVERX DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all staes, from IV, ; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces, S7/6; Chamber Pets, 7/9 to 40/; China Tea sets, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoonß. for 13/6; Boat Gold-edge China Cups. 7/, W doz; Looking Glasses, from 4/9; Door Mats, 2/6: Fenders, 1/9 to 25/: Cruet Stands, 3/6 to 25/; Clocks. 6/6; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 set; Iron Bedsteads, full size, 22/6; Brittanla Metal 1 enpots, 5/; Kleotro-plated Cruets, Sposns, and Forks, all qualities; Bird Cages, 3/6; Breed ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pooket Cnt lory; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Buckets; Lanjpg, from 3/9;'6in. Rtm -Locks, &; Tinware Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fancy Goods of every kind; Vasea, from 1/ pair :cnd one thousand nnd one articles ol ÜB9 and ornament, at Prices only possible.ander our New System of DIRECT. SUPPLY,'SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalogues on application. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures (Wholesale andKetail). Goods carefully packed and forwarded to all parts ot the oountry Direct Supply Store, 219, Q U B X N - STKKBT, Opposite Close Bros. XT ATURAL SELECTION. — Lome -LI Street Hall TO-NIGHT. «' QOMB DAY I'liL WANDER BACK « AGAIS" Now Published, at East' Mode Warehouse. ONK SHILLING. THE REION OF LAW.—Lome.street Hall TO-NIGHT. WE have a few Men's and Boys' Oil Coats, guaranteed sound. We sail the Men's at 12s 6d, the Boys' at 7s 6d. We want to omar them out. Come and look at them,—L Phillips. Queen-street. FOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY—The weather having delayed the completion of our new Show Booms, the CHKAP FURNI TURE! SALE will ba CONTINUED for a Fort night Longer, Olositg on MONDAY, JUhY 31ST.-T. & H. COOKK, 123, Queen-Btreet. TfOK A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GREAT RE- X? ducttons In Drawing-room and Dining room Suites at T. & H. COOKK'S, 123, Queen atreet. TTIOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GSKAT RE i- DUOTIONS In Iron Bedsteads and Iron Cots at T. & H. 000K8'a,123, Qneen-Btrect. ttior altortnight only-great re- I? DUOTIONS in Brussels, Tapostry, Kid derminster, and Felt Carpets at T, & H. COOKB'd Cheap Furniture Sale, 123, Qneen- Stroet. T7IOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY-GUEAT RE- J? DUCTIUNS in Gilt and Blpok nnd Gold Chimney Glasses at T. & H, COOKK'S, 123, Queen-street. FORA FORTNIGHT ONLY-GRKAT~RK DUCTIONS in Flooroloths and Linoleum, Matting and Door Mats, at T. & H. COOKE'S Cheap Furniture Salo, 123, Quean-streot. T7IOR A FORTNIGHT ONLY—REMNANTS .1 of Carpets, Linoleum, aud Flooroloths will be sold at and under Cost Piles during our Cheap Sale,—T. and H, OOOKE, 123, Queen- Street, DESCENT OF MAN. — Lome-street Hall TO-NIGHT. jj*"|ik I'O *10,li0U JLJKZrr on UuiidiH* swJLv>' Sooloty principles, or on other terms to salt borrowers, Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sea List of Properties for sale on 4th' page. Biz per cent allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C Wiixumson, Land, Estate and Financial Aaent and Valuator Vulcan Lano. . Medicai. ABSHALL'S Homoeopathic Tincture Aconite will stop all feverish symptoms in children and adults. Try It.—Goodson, Lon don Arcade. "CTISITORS to Auckland should have V their - proscriptions dispensed at the Eng lish Pharmaoy, 184, Queen-atreet. —Gardner, M.P.S., English Pharmaceutical Chemist, mOOTHACHE I TOOTHACHE ! JL toothache • 11 Immediate Belief by.nsing., - _.„..



New Teas. jy-EW qkabob's npEAS. The undersigned has Jnat Reoelred, Per Rotorna (transhipped ex KfenmnlD, from Fooobow), 1300 /\ i3°°. I'AOKAGK3 — ~ —— PACKAGHS KOSKBUD. NEW SEASONS TEAS, Constating ol HALF-OHEBT3 AND BOXItS OF FINB TO MEDIUM CONGOUS. Samples for Liquoring can be obtained on application. A. BCKATj|EIB!Kt "KTEW SEASON'S TEAS, 1882—1883,' The undersigned has received, per Rlngarooma (trsnsJilppod ex s.s, Howen), the tart portion of hla order tot NkwSbaSO N'S T B A S. Comprising— , A<J> 1000 Packages or CHOICEST TO GOOD MEDIUM CONGOUS. «T Hatnploa for Liquorice on application, '6* H. B, Morton. IIHINA TEA SEASON, 1882-3. ARTHUR H. NA'I'HANj Begs to advise the arrival, per. b.b. Monnmtr, from Foochow (tranahlppoJ per Rdtoraa) of hla FIRST SHIPMENT Ol - ■ NEW SEASON'S TEA, Consisting of-1606 PACKAGES To be followed by about 3000 PACKAGES. The whole are sneolallyseleoted for value, ana will be found well worthy the attention of the Trade. 10th July, 1832. TW" E W m E A Sr 3000 Paokagkb OF . .; NEW SEASON'S TEAS, PNE 1 Specially selected to onr order from the B«BT makkkt Standards <mp Last Sbabon. VALUES AUK EXCEEDINGLY QOOD. Mnaters ior Liquoring now obtainable!. L. D. Nathan & Co. rplE NEW TEAS OF SEASON 1882-3. ■ " The anbaerlbßr. In soliciting orders for NE W SB AEON TEAS, has every confidence In recom mending them as being very much tuporlor to i any Teaa placed on the Auoklnnd Market for sometime. Prioea as under :— Perlb. s. d. s.d. ' Good Common Congou _• _ 1 Bto 2 0 Fine Congou and Souohong... _ 21to 2 8 A Very Superior Sample of Indlon ». Tea, sold pure ai imported _MO 210 " The merits of New Tea as oompared with Old are bat indifferently appreciated by tea drjokers. Old Tea la - stale, flat, and unprofit able," takes more time to infuse, and la apt to taste vapid after the most oarefnl lnfaalon, New Tea ia fresh and brisk, more easily infused, and has an aromatic fragrance. ■ Orders called for and Goods Delivered to al parts of the olty. ROBERT BEW, TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANT, VIOtOMA AND ALBBBT-BTBMTS. AUCKLAND Auctions. v B. TONES. B. a CABR, B. D. TOKBB '.? MONDAY, JUiiY25. AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. BLUE PETER GOLD MINING COMPANY (LIMMBDIk Shareholders whose names, and the Number of whose Shares are herennder set fowh. are requested to take notice that their shares. ' Forfeited for non-payment of a Call of twopence per Share, due and payable on tUo 10th day of May 1831. will ba sold by Publicl Auction, at Auokland, by B. Tonka & Co., on MONDAY. 21th July, 882, unless the Calia. together"with Expenses that may have aoorned thereof be> paid to the Manager before the day of sale: ---'» ke TFfedoS? k Ltlltß'l3l3 Share*. Nob. 18S tolMO: JamesiClarke, 1600 Shares,Nos. H5Ol to J00O; Patrlok Brodle, 400 Shareb, Nos. 1061 £ U00: Thomas Carroll, 187 Shares. Nos. Ito 187: Ben Dunn. 825 Shares, Nos. «Ktt to 4825-Mat' thew Teasdale, SO Bhares. Not. IBM to' Ws; Robert K. Brown, 60 Shares, Nos. 13.801 to -13,100: Patrlok B»nnott, 109 Shares. Nos. 10 801 tolO,*O; JamesFarey. 1008himNMr8()0l't» FREDERICK BINS. Auckland, July 15,1882. vutstt. ——.— ■"' ■ ' ' ■;. ■; : ■ :B:'r B. TON KS & G0.,. Auctioneers, ; : ' ' B. TONES. B. O. OAEB. B, D. TONES TUESDAY, JOLY2S. . — TRADE SALE OP JjjTW FRUIXU ELEMES RAIBINS. FIGS* CUBA SUGARS, BROOMS, WABHBOARDS, : , ' I ■ SCO., &c, &0, B. TO NKS & CO., Auctioneers. . ' ' • -■■■.:.■::: 8. TONES, K. O. OAEE. B. D, TONKfI wkdnesday, august a PRELIMINARY NOTICE. EIREEHOLD OF THE ALEXANDRA JD HOTKL, PARNELL. PARNELL HALL, COTTAGE GEORGE'S BOTCHER SHOP ABJIJ> THE SHOP ADJOINING TWO ALLOTMENTS IN L'AWRENGB* STREET, PABNELL. Farther particulars in a tow days.. B. TONES, & 00.. Auctioneers. TUESDAY, NOON, : TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, AT A R T H U R'S MARX. O HOUSES built of wood, one 2-stOTey,, • & the other a cottage adjoining, In Welling, ton-street, near Hobson-street To be Removed In One Week from Day of Bale, i Terms Cash, on the fall ol the h«n«iM%»'.-__* ":—MiaSioeSr'*' ww?"*'^»wtK ß V6TSar