PARLIAMENTARY.

[From our Spkciai. Rbporthr.]

WELLINGTON, this day. The Aucldand-'laranaki Bail

way.

The deputation of Auckland and Tara naki members re the trunk lino to-day waited on Mr VVhitaker, Major Atkinson, Messra Bryce, Oliver, and Johnston. Tho deputation consisted of Messrs Cad man, Daigaville, George, Harnlin, Hobbs, Hurst, McDouald, Mitchelsou, Morris, Moss, Peacock, ahaehan, Tole, Trimble, Swanson, Whitaker, Te Wheoro, and Tawhai. The various matters in the report of the committee in favour of tho To Avvamutu and Waitara line were fully brought under the notice of the Government. It was not only urged upon them that steps should forthwith be taken to commence the survey, but .that provision should bo made that ■whatever money bo appropriated to the purpose should be so tied up as to be abso lutely inalienable for any other purpose. At the same timo the deputation carefully abstained from expressing any opinion as to the advisablencss or otherwise of floating a loan at present, or as to what course in dividual members would pursue with legard to it in the House.

Mr Whitakkr replied that the line urged by the deputation was one which it had been the intention of the Government to proceed with on the earliest possible oppor tunity, and so far as he could aay he caw no reapon why they should not be able at once to declare specifically in favour of one route or the other. The native difficulty had alone hindered the exploration and survey ot the alternate lines.

Mr Bryce said lie had every reason to believe the time had now arrived when the native country might bo considered open to access for the purposes indicated, and he ■was resolved to loao no further time in pressing on the preliminary exploration of the country, but until that was made and the Government had reliable data they ought not to be expected to express a defi nite opinion as to which route tbey would favour. He agreed with the deputation that exactly the same native difficulty would exist with regard to either routo. The deputation then urged the desirable ness of the Treasurer so apportioning the loan as to ensure a duo proportion to be set apart for this work.

Mnjor Atkinson stated the loan would ba raised for specific purposes, and the credit of the colony pledged that it would be applied to no other. Me claimed that in this respect it would differ trom all other loans which had first been raised and then allocated.

After some farther discussion, ■. the Premior assured the deputation that the Government waa fully impressed with the importance of completing the North Island trunk line, and that no unncccessnry delay would take place. It is due to Mr Dargaville to say that the satisfactory point now reached in the nego tiations with the Government, for the com pletion of the trunk line, is due mainly to his persistent efforts, commenced from his arrival in Wellington, and the energetic manner in which he has enlisted the active assistance of the Auckland and Taranaki

members,

Works North of Auckland,

•J'he meeting of the North Auckland members was held to-day, at which it was resolved " That in consequence of no refer once having been made at to-day's railway deputation to any allocation of the pro posed loan to either the extension of railway communication Noitb. of Auckland or any other pressing public works, that a deputation wait on the Miuister, after the Financial Statement Is made, to urge uron him the claims ot North Auckland in these respects. It was also unanimously resolved that if Government did not contemplate railway extension, to ask them what amount of the loan they proposed apportioning to other works in that portion of the colony. Tne meeting was attended by MessrsMitchelson, Hurst (chairman), Hobbs, George, and Tawhai. Financial Statement. An oilicial statement has been made to the effect that the Colonial Treasurer's health is steadily recovering, but he has not yet regained the use of his voice, so that unless marked improvement takes place before this evening, further postpone ment of the financial statement is inevit able. Xhe Neiv Loan. A rumour i 3 being circulated that the Go vernment will this session propose a four million loan, but I have the best reason to believe it unfounded. The course pursued will be thut already indicated, namely, an early session in 1883, and the proposal of a five million loan, expenditure of which to extend over five years, not more than one million to be expended in any one year, Public Offenders Bill.

The Public Offenders Disqualification Act Amendment Bill, introduced by Mr Levestam, provides that persons who have beon convicted of felonies not being capital crimes and have suffered punish ment, shall be restored to fall civil rights on the expiration of the sentence. The BanJcriQitcy Laivs. The Bankruptcy Committee has had under its consideration the recoinmenda tiou of the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce, that bills of sale given within six months of filing be void as against the public trustee; also the recommendation of the Christchurch Chamber that, save in excep tional cases of misfortune, no discharge shall be granted until tea shillings in the pound is paid. Both recommendations were approved, and will be embodied in an Amending Bill. Slight Hours Movement. A correspondent of the "Post," dealing with the discussion on the Eight Hours Bill in Parliament, points out that owing to the utter want of consideration on the part of members, the staff of waiters' average working time is 12 and 17 hours alternately on week days, and about 14 hours on Sundays, and by no means easy work either. He adds: "I have nothiDg to say against the hours on" week days, although they are very severe, but I cannot think for the life of mo why a staff of fourteen hands should lie kept on until 11 o'clock on Sunday nights merely to satisfy the fancy of two or three gourmands. Surely, foronce in the week, theyonght to be satisfied with easier fare." Prom my own observation I can add that two of the so called " waiters " are.mere children, whose stunted growth and worn-out apppearance are pitiable in the extreme. These two hive been employed for the last three or four session;, and each' session makes it clearer that they are being slowly killed. H.M.S, KELSON. Tbe route of the' Nelson has again been changed, She goes to Auckland before the Kawau, and may be expected about Satur day. In consequence of the alteration, Mr George does not accompany her. THE LATEST. The financial statement is in type, and finally corrected; but it is doubtful whether Major Atkinson will bo well enough to deliver it. It is rumoured that if not another Minister, probably Mr Bryce, will read it for him. House.of Representatives. The Honse met to-day at 2.30 p.m. Mr Daniels gave notice to move that the Chinese be not allowed to obtain miners' rights on tho goldfields of the colony. Mr Fish gave notice to ask if the Minis ter of Publ\p Works was aware if certain persons named were regularly on duty from 12 to 15 hours per day on the Otago rail ways. The Mik ister of Justice has promised to erect a court-house at Pukekohe and at Waiuku. The Minister of Lands has promised that a survey of Awaro swamp shall bo made. It comprises from 12,000 to 15,000 acres. '

Guiteau is the happy recipient of more than fifty letters per day from every section of the United States where a fool can he raised, asking him for an autograph, and enclosing money for a photograph. He had always told her that her levity was not becoming, especially in a girl about to enter upon the sacred duties of a wife. She promised to reform, and the wedding came off at last. When the officiating clergyman, in the course of the ceremony, turned to the groom and in a very solemn manner asked. hjra to re peat the words," " With all my worldly goods I thee andciw,'* the bride ducked her head against the altar tailing an 1 just snorted, with merriment. The groom was a deck hn,nd in a Myrtle avenue thread and Jjeedle <i^re.-r" Brooklyn 'Ergsty'V V

TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN COKKKSPOKDENT].

RUSSELL, this day.

A seaman named Emanuel Roderiquo, was charged, this morning, with commit ting an unnatural offence. He was com mitted for trial at the next sitting ot the Supreme Court.

Tfi AROHA, this day. TELEGRAPH OPENED AT TE AROHA,

The lino has been opened to the public, and Te Aroha is at last in communication by telegraph with you. The office is busy, Sharemarket: Buyers—Young Colonial, full share, £94; Premier, 5s 6d; Werahiko, 2s, The sines are improving daily as they are worked on.

The "Mail" congratulates -Sou on the opening of telegraphic communication with Lpper Thames. The offices are temporary until new Government buildings, for which tenders will be at once called, are erected, The Werahiko and Premier are on good gold. The batteries are making good pro gress.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NAPIER, this day. HAWKE'a BAY STEEPLECHASE. Tie following weights have been deolared for the Hawko's Bay Steeplechase : —Lono Hand, 12st. 71bs.; Te Whetu. list, j Grey Momus, lOst. 121bs. • Baron, lOst. lOlbs. ; New Year, lOat. $bs.; Sunray, lOst. Gibs.; A.C., lO.t. 31bs.; Ruahine, lOat. ; Wild Dayrell, lOst.; Hurricane, lOst.; Harkeke, lOst.; Lady Bab, lOst.

WELLINGTON, this day,

J. L. Hall's Dramatic Company arrived from Sydney by the Wakatipu this morning, They open to-night Jpr a short season of four nights. In giving judgment in a civil action, F. Hardct (a fishmonger) v. George Harris (a baker), the Magistrate said he was of opinion that Mr Liardet had committed most deliberate and wilful perjury, and therefore he would give judgment for defendant, and order the committal of the plaintiff for perjury. Bail was allowed, himself in £100 and two sureties in £50 each.

H.M. ship Mirarda is cxpectod to leave for Fiji on Thursday.

MAKION, this day. SUDDEN DEATH.

W. Cummings, while working at Mcln doo's stables, here, this morning, in appar ently good health, fell down, and died instantaneously. The supposed cause of death is heart disease. He was formerly a coach driver.

CHRISTOHURCBT, this day.

The case of Solomon v. the Queen, in which damages to the extent of £200 are cinimed through a locomotive setting fire to some grass on Crown land which belonged to the plaintiff, came before the District Court to-day. The evidence for the plain tiff was all that was got through to-day. The defence is a general denial. Another case of sticking-up occurred on Saturday evening, near the Oarlton Hotel, hardly balf-a-mile from the centre of the town. A gentleman from Blenheim had been visiting some friends, and on return ing about 11 p.m. he was set upon by three roughs. With the aid of a stout stick and a couple of dogs, who seemed to enjoy tho fun, his assailants wero forced to beat a hasty retreat.

OAMARU, Monday,

Gcorgo Wallace, the landlord of the Kail way Hotel, Ngapara, was to-day fined £20, nnd costs £3 19s, for selling drink to a drunken man.

Kd. Smith, the owner of the horse that caused the late railway accident at Kartlgi, was today fined £5, for allowing the horae to wander on the railway line. By request the fine was made £5 Is, and notice of appeal was given.

DUNKDIN, this day,

At the City Court, Hugo Calder, con tractor, was fined 5s for paying workmen in a public-house. It is the first case of the kind, hence the nominal penalty. Tho Executive Grand Lodge of the Good Templars are forwarding to city members resolutions alfirming the necessity of voting power being extended to all persons on the electoral rolls ; and that police charges as well as liquor revenue should bo localised.

INVEKCARGILL, Monday

Mr Watson's Criterion Hotel was burglar iously entered last Di»ht, and £57 stolen, An entrance was probably effected through one of the back doors, both of which were thought to be closed as usual last night, hut were found opeu this morning. The police have hopes of capturing the thieves. The Chinese are making great headway at Round Hill, where a Celestial has ap plied for a publican's license.

SAILING RACE.

Tun; sailing race batween the German schooner Flora and the yacht Kita, took place this after noon. The course, as arranged earlier In the day, w&3 from the end ol the Queen-street Wharf round"tbe Drunken B»y buoy, and finish ing off the wharf. The strong N.K. bree ix> which prevailed gave the contestants almout a dead beat down the harbonr, and the Rita was gener ally looked upon as the more snltable boat for the day. Captain J. MoKenzle offlolatad an BUrter. and ' sent the two vowels off very evenly shortly after 1.30 p.m Directly they got underwelßh It was seen that the schooner would have but a poor show oh the beat down, as her opponent lay much closer to the wind and altogether made much better progress through the water. Tho Hit* oontlnned to gain all the way down, and at 230 p.m. was over a mile ahead. The Flora, of coarse, would inateo muoh batter time on the run up, but having permitted her an tagonist to aernra such a load, her obance of winning was poor indeed.

The annual ploughing match dinner will be held at the Criterion Hotel, Otahuhu, to-morrow (Wednesday), at 6 o'clock p.m.

Mr Sibbia will sell on the premises, North Shore, at one o'clock to-morrow, Mr Carlaw's household furniture, as well as a nine-roomed house, now occupied by Mr 0. Mays, to be removed. The Theatre Royal is to be re-opened shortly by a strong dramatic combination under Mr J, L. Hal).

Petitions are in course of circulation at Grafton and Mount Iden, praying for the annexation of those districts to the city. They are being extensively signed. The Park Committee of the City Council are actively engaged in getting suitable plants and trees for immediate planting. Mr Justice Gillies has given orders for the supply from his garden of an assortment of American tree?, and the Acclimatisation Society has similarly instructed its gardener, while Sir George Grey has been written to for his promised contributions

The Kuranui mine manager, writing under date of June 10, Bays the junction leader looks promising enough, although very little gold has been seen in breaking down, and the show on the plates does not promise more than a payable return up to' the present. Hopes are entertained of good crushing from All Nations. Mr Kelly's work has baen carried forward, and the leader has much improved in appear ance in the last few feet of driving. No change to report in Albion crosscut. The battery has been fully engaged on quartz for the company and tributers. His Honor Mr. Justice Gillies sat in Chambers this morning and disposed of some formal business. Probate was granted in re James Rutherford (deceased), and an order made for the issue of letters of ad ministration re i>ucy Beading (deceased). The granting of prooate in re fcdwin Miesen (deceased) was deferred, while a motion by Mr He»keth, to set aside writ of summons, etc., by creditors' trustee in the estate of T. W. Fisher, was postponed. On the motion of Mr V. Buddie it was agreed that one surety would suffice in the estate of Sampson Curaow (deceased). The i«sue3 were settled in Clark v. Scott, and the case fixed to be tried by common jury at tho next circuit sittings of the Supreme Court,

The Oamaru Steeplechases came off yes terday. The ground was very heavy, owing to late rains. The Oaraarn Steeple chase ef 100 toys. was won by Clar ence, Baron second, and Trovatore third. Tbree others ran, bat did not get round. The Maiden Plate was won by Battler, with Wild Boy second. The race was full of mishaps. Conrad, the fourth, came down at tbe water jump, and was brought home. The Tally-Ho Stakes of SOsqvs. was won by Clarence, with Why-Net second and Baron third. Black Doctor was the winner of the Consolation Stakes. To-morrow, at bis auction mart, Mr Arthur will sell the property of A. C. Bettany. bankrupt. It consists of well-situated business, premises with private residence, at the oorner ot Poneonby' Road and Piottm-street. Spirited bidding may be esfpscted. as tfce competition for properties in the neighbourhood in question baaSrowasqkeon,

CABLEGRAMS.

[Reutbb's iTblbobams.

LONDON, June 12, Serious Gun Accident.

Through a gun explosion on board the ship Swiftsure, at Madeira, one seaman was killed, and several others injured more or less seriously. It is proposed to convett the debentures of the New South Wales loan into inscribed stock.

Garibaldi died.of bronchitis,

The refrigerating apparatus of the uricnt steamer Potosi has collapsed.

The Pittsburg Strike.

The actual number of ironworkers on strike at Pittsburg is 60,000. Tho strike is likely to largely affect trade.

THE CHAMPION OARSMAN RE^

PORTED DEAD,

A rumour was current here this evening that Haulan, the Canadian oarsman, is dead, The report, however, is discredited, and requires confirmation.

THE DISTURBANCE AT ALEXAN DRIA. — TWENTY PERSONS KILLKD.

ALEXANDRIA, June 12. The inquiries which have been made into the cause of the cmcute which occurred in this city on the evening of the 10th, have elucidated the fact that it originated from a street quarrel between a Greek and ay Egyptian, and, owing to the strong ill feeling prevalent- in the city against the European residents, the natives attacked some of the latter, who were present, and the disturbance increased until it was found necessary to call out the military. The statement that the British Consul was Beriously wounded during tho emeute is fully confirmed, and it has been ascertained that thj Italian Consul was also wounded, and that twenty persons were killed on the occasloD,

SHOPS OF EUROPEANS PLUN BERED.—WOMEN REMOVED FOR SAFETY.

ALEXANDRIA, Juno 12. Tho recent disturbance in this city lasted for soveral hours. During that time the shops of many Europeans wero attacked and plundered, and occupants maltreated. As a precautionary mensnre in case of a fresh outbreak, all the Euro, pean women have been taken aboard tho men-of-war and other vessels lying in port,

AUSTRALIAN.

STEAMEK COLLISION,

SYDNEY, this day. Tho Marine Board has held an enquiry into the recent collision between die steamer Fairlight and Osprey, and har found that tho certificate of tho captain of the Fairlight has been suspended for one month. The wreck of the Osprey bos been sold for £690. THE COAL MINERS' STRIKE. Negotiations have been resumed at ttew castle with a view to the termination of tho miners' at like.

DKATH OP HANLAN DENIED,

MELBOURNE, this day.

It is now definitely known that the re port of the death of Hanlan was quite un founded.

An exhibition of electrical appliances has been opened here, The ceremony was per» formed by the Governor.

THE ROXBURGH MURDER.

tBY TBIiKGBAPII.—FKESS ASSOCIATION.]

DUINEDIN, this day. The prisoner Eitto was marched through the streets of the city to-day in manacle, and escorted by two gaol officers. Ho has been examined by medical men in gaol, who pronounced him to be insane. Th?ir report was forwarded to tho Colonial Seen* tary, who ordered ditto's removal to an asylum, pending his trial.

ANOTHER LEVANTER.

Arrest of a Chrlstehurch Abscontler, •■>.

Last evening the police received a"tol3gram from ChriatoVuroh announcing that a warrant had been Issued for the arrest of an abßoondloK debtor named Samuel Charles Chappell Bennett, who waa supposed to be on board iho b.b. Roromahana, due at Anokland this' morn Ing. An excellent description ot the lovantor waa also Buppilad. No sooner had Iho Rotoma hona touohed the wharf, this morning, than Detective bulUvan and AatlnK-Oetectlvo Str&thern btopped on board, and without any dlffloultr spotted their man, Btrathern tapped him on the shoulder and asked him It hla name waa Bennett. He appeared very much flabber gasted, and did not deny his Identity-, though It would appear he had assumed a false name en voyage, and had taken tho trouble to eraso the name Bennett from hla hat boxes, &o. A oat) was procured and the detectives with their qoarry, with his goods and ohatteU, were taken to the station. On being searched the only moner found In his possession waa some £5 or £6. He was formally charged at tho Police Court this afternoon and raman'od to Chriat cburoh. All that Is known here concerning the priaoner'a antecedents is that he was an auc tioneer carrying on business in Oashol-streot, Chrlstohuroh, and, aoco rtlog to hl» own state ment, he filed hla sooedulo, having debts to the amount ot £180.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JtJNE 13. 1883.

Bask ot New Zealand—Sellers, £23 15a New Zealand Insuranco-Sfe ;Ibuyere, 80s Bouth British laaarance Btiyars, its Standard Insurance—Bayers, 15a 9d N.Z, Loan and Mercantile—Buyors, £<J Auckland Gas—Sellers, £1010a Thames Gas—3os Northern B.Bi Co.- We 3d; sellers, 10s 84 Coromandel 8.8. Co.—Buyers, Via 6d New Zealand Shlrplng-Seliors, £3 2a 6d Flaher and Co.—Buyers. Ha 9d; sellers, 12a Accident Aasuranoe-ls 3d ; buyew, Is Id Moanatalari—Buyers, 17s fid Caladonlan—Sellers, 12s North Devon—Buyers, Is 3d Golden Crown— Snllere, 12a 6d Tokatea-Seliera, 9a Queen of Boiucy—Sellers, Us New Find—Hollers, 3s 8d Werahiko-2a 3d

JOBKPH NEWMAN, Chairman

His Honor Mr Justice billies leaves for Napier by the Rotomahana on Thursday next,

Mr F. H. Lewieson, the woll»known jeweller, and hearty supporter of all sport ing exercises, has communicated to the Secretary ot the Hamley Gun Club his in* tention of offering a silver cup for competi tion by the members. The firing will take place at Ellerslie on Friday next.

Mr George C. Payne, the well-known counter clerk at the Post Office, died this morning at his residence, Franklin Road. Deceased was Quarter-Master-Sergeant in the 65th Regiment, and took part in the Crimean War. Mr Payne bos resided in Aucklaud.for a number of years, was a most enthusiastic Mason, and secretary to St. Andrew's Lodge, S.C. Members of the craft are requested by advertisement to meet at the Freemasons' Hall to-morrow at 1,30 p.m.,.t0 follow his remains to the grave. A. dispensation has been granted to wear full regalia.

At the meeting of the Harbour Board this afternoon, a letter was read from the District Engineer, enclosing a copy of the following telegram from Mr John Blackett, Enginecr-in-Cbief for the North Island :— "Re tilling in contract proposed by the Harbour Board to fill in dredged material —Hod. Premier and Hon. Minister of Public Works agree that this con tract Bhall be let as now prepared, and that Harbour Board may make ar rangements with contiactois to dispose of dredging, which must be approved in quality by you, and placed well back from front, Soft mud will not be allowed. Same rule will apply to material from Britomart cliff, about which Board must also arrange with contractor. Please in form Harbour Board as above."

The country between Stony River and Opunake is (says the "Taranaki Herald") fast changing in appearance, and the stretch of deßolate-looking land which those who travelled the district some few years since had t» pass through is now rapidly being settled and brought into a state of cultivation. The settlers who are on the land are not all strangers to Tara naki, for th,ere are many from this side who have taken up land there. Amongst tbe largest holders is Captain W. Bayly, who, since the native difficulty at Parihaka was settled, has had twelvp miles of barbed iron fencing erected, builp a largi) dwelling house, outhpUßpa, &c, and put on tbe land {pur baftdred" and fifty hfq.4 pf cattle, Jfc cannot be said after this that we b.av<j not enterprising rctjlers unionist iis f

GOVERNOR LEAVES FOR ENGLAND.

Leove of Absence. Mr Rolleston has just announoed in tbe House, that His Excellency the Governor has obtained six month's leave of absence, in order to visit England on private busi> ness, and that he intended to do so.

DEPARTURE OF THE NELSON.

A tblkobAM was received this morning from the Commodore asking particulars re the state of the Naval Keserve at the North Shore, The necessary information was wired back immediately, and H.M.S. Nelson lett Wellington at one o'clock for Auckland.

HARBOUR BOARD.

Tnis Harbour Board met this afternoon. Presont—Messrs Compton (in tho ohalr) Clark, Waddoll, Morrln, McKonzle, Mays, Masefleld, Alokin.

Cokbhbpondknob. -Letters were read 'and dealt with as follows t—(1) From J. Stodart, notifying that J. L, iCampbell, Ksqi, had been elected Chairman of tho Chamber of Com merce, Rooolved.-(2) From W. Seed, for warding two oopioa o( the British iCode list for 1882. Reoolvod.-(3) From John Sheehan, promising assistance to get the Board Loan Empowering BUI through the House, and Considering that the construction of the new dock wna the most Important public work that has ever been asked for by tho Auokland people Agreed letter be ac knowledged with thanks.—(4) From the tieore tary of the Otago Harbour Board in reference to copy of a bill whioh had been handed to Mr H. a, Fish, M.H.R., for his con sideration and support. Received. — (6) From tho Union Sash and Door Company, promising to contribute half the cost in pro portion of drodglng tho Moohanlos' Bay Chan nel, and trusting that soma precaution would bo taken to secure the Board's tenants against periodical calls of a similar nature. The lattor portion ota previous resolution was rescinded, and it waa agreed that the work be performed. —(0) From W. H. Hales, In reference to filling up tho Reclamation intake.—(7) From the leaseholders in tho neighbourhood ot Goro street jotty, lacking that Gore-street be extended in similar manner to tbat proposed in tho case of Commerce-street, making the extension with an entrance ttf the railway. The petitioners pointed out that they hadßimtalned losbcs through the loss of advan tages In connection with the oiootlon of tho erection ot the Custom-house reclamation, while the railway station was also to bo re moved shortly. Agreed that no action could bo taken till Bill re change of Bite passed through the Assembly, Board Commuter.—A committee of tho whole Board recommended—(l) That the Chair* man, Seorotary, and Chief Harbourmaster pre pare details with the objeot of working out system No. 1 pilot Borvlco— (2) That at tho ro quoßt of the pwnnti ot pilot apmontloes, the indentures be oancilled.—Adopted.

Dock Committee.—This Committee roported that after carefully Considering tho various mattors In oonntotlon with contract No. 1, Cal liope Dock Reclamation, they found that eeo tlooß 8 to 9, oomaiulng 5680 cublo yards, had not been reclaimed In terms of oontraot, but tho engineer reports tbat this oan be reclaimed »t a loan cost than oonld havo been dona under oontraot No. 1. Tho value of tho above quantity of material had been deduotod from tho oontraot amount, lass 2293 oublo yards required In excess of eattmatod quantity. In oon ocquonoo of tome of tho seotlons having been found deeper than shewn on tk» plans. Also, that th« Committee are satlsflod with the Knginoer'o explanation in referenco to the maitor.—Adoptod.

Concerning the man with a black eye— "How did it come about?" "A fellow apoke disrespectful 0' in; sitter, said nlw was cross-eyed, so I " " Well, but does she " "Haven't got a sister, sir, It was the principlo of tho thing that I got licked for P

A most extraordinary affair, which haß created a sensation among tho members of a certain church in New Plymouth, has hech revealed. There in "a man in posses sion '' of the church ill the same fashion as a bailiff, and ho has taken up his quarters there on tho authority of a person or persons who, we understand, claim to have a lien over tho building, and who are determined to hold possession against all comers. It is probable tbat when tho worshippers assem ble for divine service on Sunday next, instead of a rev. gentleman being in posses sion of tho pulpit, it will bo occupied by tho pseudo-bailiff. —''Taranaki Herald."

THE AUC&LAM> .S'IAR, TUESDAY. JUNE 13.



Funeral Notices. iwui! mm LiMMUnuj>»mim«iiiin«jii«u..i..mii .mi ii»jM«Mii»jmr. c "*"™1"1 ' "■■ ™ '' I LODGE ST. ANDREW, us, a c. J An KMBHGKNOY MBBTINQ of this Lodgo will bo hold In Freemasons' Hall, Prinoes-streot.ou WKUNESDAY, , Jane 11th, 1882, at 1,30 p.m. sharp. , . After opetlog Lodge the Brethren will proceed to tha rosiaencn of our late Bro. Pavnk, to ooooraDany his remains * to the HymondMtroßt Cemetery. All Master Masons are lnvltod. JAMES SLATOB, 5 R.W.Mt " Funbral Notice. i i ■ o Members of the Masonic Fraternity are roopoottully lnvltod to attend the KUNKRAIi of one late Bro G. Paynb Hoorotary (or many years of Lodgo St. 3 Andrew, US, 8.0. 1 1 ho ProoeßSton will leave Freemaaons' Hall, Prlncee-street, for his late re- Bldenoo at 2 p m. TO-MORUOW (Wed- . neadaj), ' JA3. BIIATOR. : R.W.M.. 118,3.0. J. B. OROTHKRB. W.M.. 318.1.0. I W. R. WADDHiL, v W.M. ( 089,K.C. W. J. SUITKR. W.M.,1J1,1.C. J. W. GOS3KTT, 1 W.M., 1333, E.G. J. WAfUUN, W.M.,153D,K.0. j sss. , i A Dlsoensatlon for the purpose having been obtained from tha P.O. Ixidge, 8.C.. the Brethren will appear In Fun « Mjsinio Kb oalia. j j Board and Residence, j BOAKO and RESIDENCE for a Mar* rled Couple 01 Single Gentleman of quiet habits.—ror addroaß apply this offloe. "ITICTORIA BOARDING fiOUSE, I 4l k T Viotoria-street West. Board and Residence- ...19s and 20s per week ; Board 0n1y..-- .........__lis perweek. ACan'CY for Two or Three Gentle, men. four minutes from Poot-ofiloo. It permanent. 18s per week.—For address apply j W. D. r>»Uen. Confeotloner. Qoeen-street. VACANCY for two Gentlemon; refer' ' enoo given and reqntrnd — Mro Graham, Sanford. House. Upper Hobson-atreet. /IOVJSRBOK JBKOWNB HC'I'iSJU, , VJT HOBSON-STRBKX. : BoiKD akbLodoing __..___..2ob psr Week BITOLB ROOM-- . ..2SB. QUFJSKIOR Board and Residence (batn, 1 O piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. n central position in Auckland, for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, B*ab Cffloa. Ecclesiastical. I AUCKLAND WBSLEYAN CIRCUIT TaMPKRANOK SOCIKTY. A PUBLIC MBBTING In oonneotion with tha above will take plaoo TO-MORROW KVKNING, In the Sohoolroom of St. John's Wesleyan Ohuroh, Ponsonby. To oommenoe at 7.30 o'clock. Short Addrebues, Readings, Recitations, and MaeiOftl Beleotlons will be given. PKAYER MEETING, conducted in Gaelic, will be held In St. Andrew's Churoh every Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock. All who understand the language are respeot fully lnvitßd to attend. . BPECIAL EVANGELISTIC SKRVIOK3. Speoial Evangelistic Services will (D.V.) be held in tne Ponsonby Baptist Churoa TU NIG&T, June 13, and Every Kreulng this Week, at 7,30 p.m. Pastor B. Carter will be assisted by Rev. J. Downing, Messrs Braokon ilz. hi emus. Paiker. and others. On TUURBDAY KVKNING tho Address will be particularly to the Young, by Mr T. Spurgeon, Tenders. npo builders. Tenders will be received up to noon on THURSDAY, the 22nd Instant, for the Kreottun of Briok Btables in Albert-street foe F. Quick, Ksq , Plans, Ko., at our offices, Queen-street. BDW. MAHONKY «6 SON, Architects. rp y b v 1 l d c bs. ' Tenders will be received until noon of SATURDAY next, 17th Instant, for theKreo tlon of a Brick Store la Custom-house street East, Plane at my office, 83, Queen-street. BKNRY G. WADB, Architect. mENDERB invited until 19th instant for JL Verandah and Improvements to a House in Ponaonby.—Apply J. Wilson, Bootmaker, Ejhortland-Btreet. Scr continuation. &c Firßtfagt ' '"



i . Wanted. TTTAMTBD, a good General Servant.- TT —Apply Mrs Danabor, Uppor Nelson lj e Btrect, IffTANTEu, a Beef Carter.—Q. Hulme or VV Bntoher. 8 , ti/ANTED, Two smart Boys (cutters TV off); steady work; good wages.—Me i. ohiinlo'tf Bar Brlok Works. WANTED, a good Plain Cook and Laundress; aleo. a Housemaid; refer enoca required.—Mrs Whltson; Waterloo Quad ran^ WANTED, a Youth for milk round (to lire in); one accustomed to horses pro forred.-Apply Auokland Datry Co., Karanga hapo Hond. S \»TANTKD. a Housemaid.—Apply to c Yt Portland House, Hobßon-atreet. li »mrANToD, a clean smart Boy to attend »t to the door.—Apply at 10' a.m. tollr. 9 Sohwartzbaoh, Albert Fart, Koferenoea re- l # quired. r a Mratclasa Clotnier ; no V v other need apply.—William Kattray, Draper and Clothier, 178, 180, and 182, Queon atreet. ; \\T ANTED, a Patternmaker used to V T Stook Jaokß.—Apply C. HawkeswOOd, Staffordshire Ironworks. Hobaon-Btroet. WANTED, a ifirst-class Barmaid. — Apply Greyhound Hotel, Queen-street. WANTED, Two Good Tailoresses.— Apply Munro and MUllxan, Hobson street. WANTED, Two first-class Coat Hands —Apply to Arthur Wright, Shortlaud ' street, at onoe, ANTED, Stout Lad.—J. Phillips, Darby-street. WANTED, a General Servant, -Apply, Mrs Crulokehank, Parliament-street, near Supreme Court. WANTED, Barman for Surburban Hotol.-Addreßß G, Stab Offloe. _ WANTED, a steady Young Man accus tomed to the Butchering.—X, Bovey, Upper Symondß-atreot. ANTED, a General Servant, where another 1b kept.—Apply to Miss Bhar land, Prlnoea-etreet. YX/ANT KD, Draper's Assistant, or an TV Improver.- R. B. Shaldars and Son ANTED, First-class Barmaid lor City Bar; ploaalng address and bußlnesa hablta indleponßable.—Apply Star Offlco. VjyANTED, an Active Lad about 15, > T must write a good hand.—Champta loupand Cooper. Qneen-Btroet, 4nekland. WANTtJD, a young Man to attend to horseß, who oitn drivo and milk; refor encos reqnlrod.—Apply at d 2, Qnoen-atreot. WANTED, a smart Girl to assist in Housework.—Apply after 8 p.m., to Mrs Crawford, JMedloal Hall, Newton. _ **/" AN TED.-a General Servant—Apply TV to Mrs MoCabo, Drake-street, Freeman b Bay. \\f ANTED, a Girl about 14 or 15; must Vt bo aocußtomed to children—Apply to Mrs W. A. Cromblo. Lower Vinoont-Bireflt. \!y AN TED, a Girl tor the country, about r T 10; a Rood place.—Apply 11. Nairn, Qrooer, Parnell. Rooms" for V f Ofllooa, Jn or near Queen-streak—Office, Star offloe. WANTED, a good Blacksmith.—Apply Star offloo. WANTED, a Cook and Laundress ; reforencoß.—Apply, in the morning, Mrs Archie Clark, linden, Parnell, __________ VVT'AwTIiO, a Good Laundress to take * T Washing.—Apply at onoe Mm Roberta, Albert Hotel. WANTED, a-good General Servant for the country; highest wages Riven,— Apply Oleeson'a Hotel, foot of Bobson-atreet. WANTED, Good Carpenter for a few days, at J. C. Polham's, Ladder and Barrow Maker, Yiotorla-atroet. WANTED, One or Two Sbinglersi— Apply to J. H. Smith, Mornlngßldo, Moaat Albert. YV ANTED, a Dressmaker for Tauranga; Vt most bo a thoroughly experlonocd hand. —Apply by letter 00 or before 'Jhursdoy next (noon) to L. D. Nathan & Co., stating terms, qualifications. roforenoeß, &C. ANTKD, Good Tailorcßßes.—E.Stow, Tailor, Viotorla-ttreet. WANTED, a Young Man accustomed to tho Grooory as junior hand for tho oountor trade.—Apply by letter to Grocer, Stau oflloe. _ ANTED KNOWN-Just receiverT, 160 Blnck and Coloured (Udloa") Felt Hata. at 2b Sd. worth SB Gd.~Stopuonson, Draper,^ 0 wton. W~' ANTED, i>ench Hands, constant work.—J. Tronwlth, Boot Factory, Wakoflold-stroot. fable T? Covers, 5i Od; Turkiah Towolo, 8d; everything else cheap.—Brennan'g Auckland Honso. Viotorla-strcot. \\f ANTED to Sell, Allotment oil New- V v ton Road (cheap).—Apply at onoo to A. Forbes 177, Qaeenstroot. WaNXhD, Sensible Cash Buyora to inspect Extra Good Valno In General Drapery and the moat Stylish Millinery In Auckland.—Allen's, Yictoria-etroet West. XjlZ-ANTED KNOWN—Boys'and Men's V * Overooata cheaper than town, at J. arid W. Williams'. W" AN TED, a Cottage, with stable or room to build one.—State prloe to J. Barton. Btak offloe. - WANTED, a Situation, in town or country, by a raspeoiable man, woo is not afraid of worK.—Apply by letter to W. A. Millar. P. Oi. Whanitarel; . , . WaNTEU, by a young Man, who ifi neither the greatoit fool or worst looking about, Sltnolion as Barman or BilUard roarker; latter preferred.—Address J. 8,, Star offlco. \\l ANTED KNOWN-Tweed Trousers, T * 7a lid; Coato, 12s 6d: Hard Felt Hutu, 3a Cd; Knitted Socka, od.—Brenaan'a Auckland House. Ylctotla-atroet. WANTED to Lot, in Anglcaea-street, Fonaonby, two or three Furnished Rooms, with Board. Houto ploanonily situated. —For addrena. apply l)elta> Siak oflloe. ~Y\TaS 1 El) to Purchase, for Cash, One v f Aoro of Volcinlo Land, Rumuora or Epsom prolerrod.—Apply, stating prlbe, to AH, boxO3iQ.RO. , . ... W' ANTED Known-I'hat j. Coograve and Co. are Boiling Strong HeaVy Tweed Tronserß for 8a lid. WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott, Auctioneer and Gonoral Sslopman, will hold his sale of Horses, etc, every Wednesday in eaoh week. WANTED KNOWN-,Long Lace Cur. tains, Is per yard; Large Blankets, 13s 6d per pair; Colonial Flannels,from Is 3d per yard; at Btophenßon'a. Newton Homo, Nowton. VV r ANTED KNOWN, that Gunsonand V T Martin, 6S. Ca-tom-house-Btreet. ars BUBplylng Maize. Oats, and Reana (crushed and. whole). Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Bonedast, c.0., at Lowest Ratea. < _^__, W~~ ANTED KNOtVN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the roost popular and BUBoeSßfnl remedy now known. Price Is packet,-Address! OppdaltePoat-offlw. W7ANTED KNOWN-CalicoPi3d}All T T Wool Flannola. 7Jd; Scarlet flannel. 1b ; SheotiDg. 10id.-Brennan'B Auokland HoUso, Victoria-street. \*/ANTED KNOWN —That Newton V t boats Queon-ptroet for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newtom— J. and w. Williams, Importers, 82, Ksrangahapo ROad. TV7"ANTED) rurchasers lor Good Swede V » Turnips, in lota of S tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu. Price. 30b por ton, or 25a on tho ground.—Fisher andC<> WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs in ten minutes; bottles, 2a 6d.—Address, opposite POat-offloe. .. A\TED KNOWN — Lauies'aStock Ings, 6d; Wool Squares,, 6}d; Neok Frilling. Zd yard —Brennan s Auckland House, Vlotorla-Btreet. W~ ANTED KNOWN — Tradesmen's Quarterly Accounts Made Out and Collected; also. Rents and Debts Collected on Commission, by William Cox, Corner of Pitt and Vlnoont-at roots. ANTED KNOWN—The only Per foot Cure for Toothaobe and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, is by applying to Professor Gußßoott, tho only Praotlcal Herballßt In the Colony.—Shortland-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN — That North Shore Pharroaoy is now open.—Qard ner. M.P.3.. Kng., Chemlßt. &o. W ANTKD Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Snita for 278 6a. . WANTED KNOWN-Onr 36-inch Calicos. In Crowd son and Horrcckees, at 6a Cd per dozen, are splendid value.—Stei hep bopj Karangahape Road. Newton. '__ WANTtiD KNOWJN. — That Shar land's Family Pills are invaluable for Constipation, Headache, and Indigestion.— Price Is Bot. Addresa-Oppoaite Post Offloe. WAN IED Known—That if you don't hurry up yon wont be in time to get a Maoklntoah Coat.-J. &W. Williams. WAN IED KNOWw—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Qeelong Tweed Troupers and Yeats for 17s 6d. WANTED KNOWN—Fresh Bargains at tho Wakerlold-street Shop, the Hob son-street Shop, and also my New Boot Shop. Viotorla-Btreet, late W. Johnstone. Particulars soon.—W. H. Dampler. WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vests, 3* 6d; Youths', 2s 6d; Boys'. 2a. Full Stook Hosierr from 3}d a pair. Boys' Elastic Braces from IJa; Men's from 6d. Men's and Boys' Felt Hats and Shirts in Great Variety.— J. & W, Williams. WANTED KNOWN—That J, Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mac kintoah Coats tor 80s, warranted. WANTED KNOWN—2s in the Pound allowed on all Cash Purchases of 5) and upwards at Stephenso&'s, Draper and Hosier, Newton. WANED KNOWN, that Sbarlaud'i Tonio Balsam and Liver Regulator ii need with marvellous bucoobs lor Indigestion Price, Si q bottle.—Address: Opposite Post OfHoe,



Wantea. - V*^ ANTBI)» a respectable Boy to aasi i- Tl on a baker's cart.—T.J. Philips, Karang hape Road, Now ton. ; YK7ANTJSD KNOWN-Only a Fe Vf Jerseys left, at 6s Ba. worth 9s & ' I Ulsters, from 4s 9d to 305,-Stephonson,.Newtc Honse. tITAMTED Kdown, that you can Drei » V well for a Small Weekly Payment t going to Munro and Milllgan. See advertls ment on front page. WANTEO KNOWN BLOMFIBLD"S SOOTHING POW DERS, a cooling aeorlent for Children outtln teeth, troubled witfi eruptions of skin. Paoketi Is; Post, Is 2d.-WBST END PHARMACY Ponsonby. . VA/-ANTKE KNOWS-Thaf^e havj T ? Invoices ot Shirtings, Flannels, Dres Materials, Felt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting pc I.alra. just arrived, and will be landed in a lev das!?.>~?- * Williams OfANTED, all persona interested in Ti . ti Aroha stock to become subscribers ti "Tho Te Aroha Mail," prioe 2d. Auoklam Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-street. Ad vprtlsomonts received by Ingram and Co. Tlofl'man'B Buildings. WANTED, to Sell Five or Six Goot Farm Horses^— Apply to W.'Crowther, WANTED, Settlers to know thai American Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springs, are for sale at A. Maokio'a. Durham-street - t also, very hand' some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely new principle, and of the best quality ever yet landed oa these shores. ANTED—Tailors to bear in mind that I have in stock a large assortment of Black and Blue Huperflnoa and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of which I out at Wholesale Price. A, LOVETT, Wellesley-street. WANTED KNOWN— W. H. Dampier begs to inform his friends, and also the public, that having purchased the Boot and Shoe Buhiness lately carried on by Mr W. Johnstone, Vlotoria-etroet, and having retained tho sorvlooß of Mr Budge, foreman to Mr W. J. for the past 2} years, he will continue to supply Boots and Shoes made to order of tho same quality as hitherto, and at prices that will en- Buro the continuance iof a goad business. As regards the German, Fiench,|andKngU»h Department, I have added a latge stook of Fresh Bargalss in Boots and Bhoeß, which I shall continuo to replenißh, and though I have no doolre to ruin the other shoemakers, shall con tinue to sell at the same low prices as I have now commenced with.—W. H DAMPIER (late w, JohnßtOD), Bootmaker, Vlotorla-street. N.B.—Do not mistake the shop. P.3.—Further particulars soon. WANTED KNOWN— m FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value In Blankets, from B/U to 45/ pair Good Value in Quilts, from 1/6 to 12/4; size, 10-9 Good Value In Sheeting, from /8|; 72 lnoh, 1/ Good Value in Calicos, from/2}; white, /3 Good Valun in Dross Materials, from H\ Good Value in Winceys, from /31 to 1/3 Hood Value in Lsce Curtains, from S/ll to 30/ Good Value In Lai'iea' Ul'ters, from 8/9 np Good Value in Hoatory, all sizes and makes oood Value In Batluß and Velveteens, from 2/6 Good Value in Handkerchiefs, from /I j each Gool Value in Table Napkins. /7J; Cloths. 2/ Good Value In Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2,9 Good Value In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value in Haberdashery Good Value in 2-button Black Kid Glovob, 1/9 Good Value.ln Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/8 AT WM. H. SMITH'S Cheap Dbapeby Wabbhouse, Corner of Upper Qneon and Alexandra-streets, Oppobito Army and Navy Hotoli N.8.-Our Well-assorted Stook of GENERAL DRAPERY is bought Obbap fob qabb, and marked in plain figures at 10 Der cent, less than u*ual Queen-street prloeß. We iavite compari son. 'ITT ANTED KNOWN, THAT J, G I L M O U R, o« UPPER SVMONDS-STRBET. Has Bxobllbnt Value in the Following NEW GOODS i- Wanted Known—Good Value In English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gilmour'B. Wanted Known—Good Value in New Zealand and English made Flannels, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Mosglol and Kaiapol Tweeds, at J, Gllmour's Wanted Known-Good Valno in Ladies and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, at J. Gilmour'B, Wanted Known—Oood Value in ladies' Dress Forges, English and French make, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladloa' Holsery at J. Gilmour'B. Wanted Known—Good Valno in Ladles' Stays, at J. GUmonr'B. Wanted Known-Good \ aluo in Men's Hate, at J. Gllmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's-Wator proof Over Coatß, at J. Gilmour'B Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests, at JT, (jILHOURS, UPPKB 3YMOHDBBTBHET. PIGEONS,—Wanted, 200 Pigeons, at JL once; highest price given.—Apply to J. Walker, glorlst. &c. City Market. . BOOT TRADE.—Machinists, Fitters, and Apprentices wanted at onoe; good wages, and no lost time.—Kxcolsior Factory (late G. Bomua). OK.aJ.KS. SKAT IS 8. iSHAXEo, Wanted Known — Tnat BRANSTON and FOReSTKK are now manufacturing Skates of all sizes, on the moa approved principle, and at Roduoed Prioee To bet. HE VkWS SASH AND DOOR COMPANY is prepared to Sublet Sec tions 29. 30. 31, 32, adjoining Hallway Line, having 150 feet frontage to Strand Road, Anck' land Ciiy, in lots to suit tenants. For particulars, apply to OCMPAN\'t» SnORETABY, Moflhanlon' Bay Works< rf»O LK'l'j a Furnished Bed and fitting* J rooms, in Queen-street. Terms moderate. —For address apply Stab offloo. r«iO LET, at Newmarket, Cottages of 1 5 rooms, lOnper week; also large shop.— Apply to F. G. Clayton. rpo LET, a Foar-romed Cottage in L Greeniane, Romuora. — Apply to J. Peach, on the uronndi rpu LET, a new 4-roomed Cottage, I Brown-street, Brighton.—Apply, M. Mar riott, grocer^topofParnolU ri">O LBT, at COromandel, Chemist Shop, I Houbo, and Photographic Studio; terms liberal —Apply, for particulars, at this office. r|AO LEI', Nltiely Furnished Bea and i Sitting-room; use o! klttih«n j gas and water laid on. No children.—Apply this offlcoi r'jio LET, Onice corner of High-Btroet and i. Vnloan Lone.—Apply to R. Uorne, N 0.20, Now Zoaland Insnranoo Bnlldinga. TO LET, that comfortable .Residence, situated corner of Cook and Nelson streets, containing eight rooms, eto., water laid in. Rent, £70 per annum.—D. F. Kvans, Agent, Qnecn-streec. __' TO LET, to a Lady, a furnished Bod room, with uee of other rooms j no chil dren ; terms moderate ; reference required,— Apply, corner Ponsonby Road and Olarenoe» street; . ... - - ■■ - r SIO LET, a Family Kesidence coataining I. 10 rooms, with suitable outbuildings, on the Now North Road • possession given terse* dlately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Bstate Agent, 28. N.Z. Insurance BnlMings. . TO LET, Furnished House, Handsome Villa Residence, containing 6 rooms, &a, all famished oompleto, lnoludlng piano, to gether with 6 acres in paddooks, garden, &0., ! Bttuato at that delightful seaside suburb North ooto: rent, only 27s 6d par week; reforenoe requited.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet, next "Herald"Office. OFFICES To LEl' near Queen-street.— John Earle, Tea-broker, High-street. T\r ORTH SHOKE —T« Let, a New Xl House of 10 roorcs, well eituatedj and suitable for lodging house; also. Furnished Cottage.—X.' and K. under. Dovonport Store nBEAT HASH QALE. WORTH £12,000 WORTH OF GENERAL DRAPERY MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, &C, &c, &O, MUST BK SOLD REGARDLESS OB1 COBT In consequence of term of Lease drawing to a olose, and Extensive Alter*. • tionb oh entering on New Lease. FT DOMKRFIBLD . tl. lOOMERFIELU Has deolded on Reducing His Immense Stoop as quickly as possible, nearly all of whioh la New and Well Bought, from Home and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offer to the Public at an Enobmou Reduction in Pbioe, THE CHOICEST LOT OF GOODS THA' HAS EVER BEEN OFFERED IN AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PRICES 1 Not the dregs of Stook at the end of the seosor as is usually the case in advertised sales, but All N.ew, Fabhionabcs, Useful Goods, and just the thing for the Present Season. Numerous Special Lines in MEK' CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. For further particulars see Handbill and fntui Advertisement. ' inconsequence of the Immense Stock to R mark, my Establishment will bo Closed on ' THURSDAY, June Ist, and Re-Opened on FRIDAY, June 2nd. ) BAL« TO COMMENCE on FRIDAY. Jqsqs No Entries made during Sole exospt at Ordinary Prlog?,'



rersonaj. Ist TJT7ILL the Person who was seen to tal ;a- TV a Collar off a large Black Ketrlev Dog yostorday (Monday) please leave same - Star office, or Information will be given to tl V polioe. i; ——-——-——--—-—-——-———-———>———— m "" ' For Bale. ss ■ >y TJIOR SALE, New and Well-finishc a- X! Cottage 'of (our rooms, Mount Roskl _ Road.—Apply Shortlanft Saw-mill Compan; _ Custom-house street West r- A NEW Six-roomed Verandah Cottag & XtL (12ft stud), with Boullory, tank, &0., fc ? Sale, on Riohmond Hoad; Allotment 60 x 151 ■• or, if preferred, 90 x 160 (oorner lot). Tern „ easy.—Apply to R. Laing, Ploton-atreet. TJOCKY NOOK. —For Sale, a larg JL\l Honje, in good order, and nearly an aor sad a hall of land tastefully planted.—F. G Kwlngton. gJiOR ABSOLUTE SaLE, DesirabL •- Property at Northoote, Takapuna, con slating o( New Five-roomed Cottage, cowshed stable, &0.. together with 63 acres Splendit Land, a portion of which is orohard and oultl vation. Good piece of bash. This property ii for absolute Bale, and 's well worthy the atten tion of Investors, &o.—D. Fi Svans, Estafc ■Agent. Queon-atraot. "U^Ok IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, tho X? Business of a Suburban Store in a rifling district (owner retiring through ill health) Only a small sum required for good-will, atooa at valuation; rent moderate.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent JLMOK IMMKDIATJS ofl.jjis, t'onsonbj P Terrace, a nioe Honao of 7 rooms, veran dah In front; Allotment 80 x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Price, M60.~- D, ff. K^ftp&.fl'fltotQ AgentJtaflfln-fltreet. in ftjiOU SALI£, 50 Acres First-class Fern *• Land at Tuakau; a very choice lot, with abnndance of water; situate on a good road, and about S minutes' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per acre.—D. V. Kvans, EBtate Agent. lilOK SALE—A very desirable Kesiaence .*• in Prospect Terrace. The Houeo oontaine 9 Rooms and Soullary. and is fitted witb Regltter, Oren, Cupboards, &o. Water laid on and every convenience; splendid (Trait Gar den (in fall bearing;). Allotment, 88 by 100. Price, f1550.-D. F. Kvans, Lund Agant. BjiOK SALE, nice Cottage of four tooms JD and eoullery: register grate, oven, gas laid in, and every oonvenieuoo; Eiltuate Ireland street, near England-street.?<'Prioe, JJ2BO,—D.F. Bvaas, Kstate Agent. gjiOß SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JD Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, &o.: all in first-class order; splandid view; a very desirable place.— D. F. —Tans, Kstate Agent, Qneon-street. 485 FOR~ SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponsonby, House of seven rooms, good well, wooa shed, &o,; allotment, 66x100, fenced and planted; very cheap, only £310.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. Qneetwaawet.. Hi If OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JJ Villa; almost new, and in first-class order; gables, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, oupboards, oto., etc.; situated In Haoket streot, near the steps leading down to beacb at loot of St. Mary's Road ; pleasant, healthy, and desirable position; must be sold at once. Price, only £300.-D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Queen street. 1/IOR SALE, Business Premises at JD Mount Kden, situate in main road; a splendid opening for a Chemist, as at present there is not one in this large and populous district, Tho building is new, substantial, and well finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jaok, on the premises, or of D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Queen-street PUK.EKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, about 1J miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work- Bhop, dairy, cowshed, pigsties, &c. A splendid stream runs through tho property; all fenced and subdivided; about 60 acres In grass, the reßt cultivated; soil 1b first-class. Good metalled road all the way. Very choap-prloe, £600.— D. F. Svans, Kstate Agent. ROIPfCT TERKACE.-A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.; gas and water laid in; good garden, stable, &o,— D. F. Kvans, Batata Agent. Qoaen-street A BaKUAlw.—Cottage ot 4 rooms and scullery in Ponsonby, only £120.—D. F. Evans. PONSONBY,— a new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of 6 rooms, allotment, ank, etc., all complete, and In first class order. Very cheap. £220.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qnoen-Btreet. 127 QTOKES' POINT, — Splendid Building O Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &a Immediately opposite Hotel, Price low—easy terms.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. QUBURBAN STOKE tor oaie,—A first -10 rate business for Sale in one ot the best ot Auokland suburbs; the position is second to none; a splnndld opening; roll particulars from D. F. Evans. Estate Agent, Auckland. 325. QTOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot ks menta fenoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beach.—D. F, Kvans. Kstate Agent MOUNT EuKN (near Mr Kelly b), a new and well-finished House of five rooms, replete witb almost every convenience, suoh as register grates, kitchen range, &c,; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage: very desirable.— V. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen street. «B_ MOUNT EDEN. —Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount Kden (divided into two paddocks), near resl donoe of J, iiatger, »sq. A very desirable pro perty. Price. POO.—P. F. Kvans, Estate Agent. |/>OR IMMEDIATE BALE, House and JC Grounds In Ponsonby. Tha houße con tains 7 room, stable, out-house, &c.—in good order. Splendid garden and orohard, about J aore la extent, which could be subdivided Into capital building sites. Very desirable and cheap.-D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queen- Btreet. 189 I^OR SALE.— A BARGAIN GENERAL GROCKRY BUSINESS and valuable PremUos, situated at tha Thames (leasehold land for eight years). The buildings cost over £800, and are all in thorough repair, andarejnow ofloved at a eaorlfloe, the owner leaving, and {must be cold; no reasonable offer K{^ D.F.BVAWS. Estate Agent, Queen-street. KIOR IMMEDIATE SALE. TO FARMERS (a Bargain).—l2l acres Very Good Fern Land, with good 'substantial Farm house and Outbuildings, &c &o. The Land is well watered and partly improved, sltuatonear Helens villa Railway Station. Price only £170. FnU parttonlara from BVANgi Estate Agent, next"" Herald,* Queen-street, Yp O R S ALE OR LEASE. Takafcwa, North Shore.—Desirable Store, Dwelling, and Outhouses, almoflFMew and in first-class ordor, together with 6me Splendid Land (in crops) on main road and In tho vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid view of Anokland harbour. A moat desirable property, ana well worthy inspeottgn, D a «. KVANS, 881 Estate Agent. INARMS FuK SALE.—Waikato —A JD very desirable and snug little Farm, situated on the banks of the waikato River, very oomfortable Homestead consisting of- Houso of Six Rooms, Outbrdldings, suoh at Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stookyard, &c Area, about 226 acres of good fertile Land, sub. divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid gleoo ot mired bush. School and Rallwaj tatlon adjacent. Price. £850. And several othors. Full particulars on ap pUdatlonto DtF(KVANS> Kstate Agent, Queen-street (next "Herald" Office). Til OR SALE, " MARAMARUA, PAHL KAIPARA, An Improved Farm of dOO aores, nearly al plooghable land. The Farm is for absolute sale, owing to business matters calling thi owner away from the district. It is one of th< beat selections on the well-known estate o Captain Colbeok. The improvements consist of a new six roomed House, papered and painted, oomplot boundary fence; seventy acres of good grass subdivision for garden and orohard, two gooi pigsties, good shanty, 10 x 12 feet, fowl-house and offices. A never-failing oreek runs throng] tha property, which is aooessible by land ani water. Stock can be taken at a valuation i desired. MKTOaLFK & HILL, Or, 29. N.Z. Insurance Buildings, B. TONKS & CO.. • Queen-street. * LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS ©HKIAP, DESIRABLE, AND FIRSX-OLIS BUILDING SITES. COLLEGE RO A.O-33 x 125. for £132 ' GRAOK-SrREBT, Ponsonby-Beauilful Vlll Sites, 40 feet frontage, at £3 per foot GRAOE-BTRKET—Corner Lot, 88x117, for £9! GRACE-BTREKT (Stuart-street) — Splendl I Villa Sites, each 10 x 120, for £100 These lots are unsurpassed; the positlo and quality of soilis second to none, ANGLKSEA-STRBKT-Lots 40 x 130, at £1( NKWTON ROAD-33 x 99, ot £66 eaph ~~~ CLARh MONT-BTREKT-33 x 116, fenced, &C SHIUAiY BEACH—Corner Lot, 100 x 165, ft £225 OIiARKNCII-STRKHT-40 feet frontage, atJ ' BifLKVs' PADDOCK-Lots 33 x 90, at £ oooh And many other Lots. dTull particulars from r s ' Estate Agent, r —; F. J. MOSS]. [W. F. O'SUIiUVA] FJ. MOSS & C C • LAND AND ESTATE AGBNTB, ), SHOBTLAND-BTBKET, FOR SALE, a Large Allotment in Bright Road, Parnell (100x300). LOVIOB. Pokeino about 10 aores. liv ACRKB near Tuakau; 50 aores in graas, mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500, '8 86 AO«E8, all improved, close.to the Whani rata Railway Statioxu aood,,htin«3, .oc shed, barn, &o.; woll su^tba tn aw grc cp A L>?RGK SECTIQN in Berefltord-streett feet frontagei • ' :' ■ ' ' ' 500 ACRKB. partly improved, 10 miles -» c- " ' Auckland, and 1 mile fi'orrfMSway. stafc good 8-robmed House, and all neoesswyll blilldiDgs. Price, £1650. " ■ * In addition to the above, we have a Lai Number ol Town 'and Country Properties 8 Sale, including some Large Blocks of liana •' tho Waikato District. ' ■■ \ . ■ P. J. M 033 »: CO., Bhortlandpjireet.



__ Public Notices. to mHE AUCKLAND PLUMBING »J JL WOBKS. i OJ. PETFOKD, _. WATER AND GAS FITTER, AND HOUSE T AND SHIP PLUMBER, Superior Corrugated Tanks, made to every , j Size and Price, from 355. ill —— ft WATEH AND GAS LAID ON _ AT <° Gekat Reduction. "• Note the address- J, PETFOKD, ~ e HIGH-STREET AND VULCAN LANK, c Auckland. i, _ J^LOSED FOR STOCK-TAKING— a \J MONDAY, TUESDAY & WBDNEBD AY. |" ENTRANCE IN WHLLSSLEY-STniET. All Aooonnts not settled for will be banded to I my SoUoltor. j J. M. MoLACHLAN, DRAPER, 222, QITEKN-STKEBT. , c rflO THE ELECTORS OF. FRANKLIN : A NORTH. Wo, the undoralgned, will Meet all Trains , from Auckland at Penross Station, conveying Passengers to Otahuhu, on Jane IS, 1882. Fares ; S usual. BBNALLAOK & CO., Proprietors, HOUSES BOUiT on the Weekly Pay ment Srstem.-Apply, No. 2. Grafton 1 Road, Kybor Paw. WEYRE, Kid Glove and Hat Depot, • Ylotoria'-Btteot, 69 Boys' Dark Tweed uitg from Ba, worth SI; Gold Thimbles, Is, 1 worth 2a; All Wool Dress Serge, lOd. ; C v i v i y i i g. GENERAL STODDARD, who for more than 2! years was in the Department of Pablio Works (ftngineer Branch) In India, will open a , Class on the 15th July proximo for Instruction i In L&ndSurveyingln Aixitsbranches, inclusive , of Levelling. Terms i Four guineas a quarter, which will embrace 12 lessons, each of two to three hoars' duratloni Further Information may be obtained on ; application to the advertiser, Epsom Bongo, i near Onehungs, \ GENTLEMAN, having large ex perience In both Home and Colonial Markets, ' and who Is proceeding to England at an early date, Is open to undertake any Commissions for Auckland merchants or others at the* usual rate.—Address, X., Stab Office, jCfe.^ OARQUE LAIRA, |||sH|W JL> FROM LONDON, ffißodgj All Accounts agalnßt this vea ■^^■^^^ sel, In respsot of Inward Cargo, must be rendered in duplicate at the offloeof the undesigned before noon of THURSDAY, the 16th Inst,, or they cannot be reoognited. "* CRUICKSHANK & CO., Agents. If, Queen-street, Auckland, Jane 13,1882. rpO FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Hand a Splended Sample of TARTARIAN SHED OATS.also 0.000 eaoks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E. MITCHRLSON & CO., ISO. 10, Qaeen-etreet Wharf. DKVONPORT STEAM FERRY CO., LIMITED: ALTERATION OF TIMB TABLE. NOTIOE.-On and after WEDNESDAY, Wth net., the second morning boat from the North Shore will leave the Devonport Wharf at 7,20, and the Victoria Wharf at 7.30 a.m. JAMKS BAKKB, Traffic Manager. rpHB NEW BVIUUNQ SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVEST MENT SOCIETY OF AUCKLAND COBNEB OV QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANB. All classes are Invited to take up Investing Shares, payments weekly. Interest remunera tive. • LOANS granted on security of Freehold, or Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buying, Building, &c, in Bums of £20 to £5000, repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly Instal ments :— Repayments Per il Repayments Per extending over Week, uextending over Week, B. d. | I yean _ 1510 a 7 years _ 8 S 4 years .. 12 6 8 years .. 7 i 6 years _ 10 6l] 10 years - 8 8 SPECIAL FACILITIES are given to Bor rowers for paying off part prlnolpal monoy and 1 reducing weeKly payment, or the whole sum ; may be paid off at any time—the Society Brant . lag T.mgHAT. DISCOUNT. GEORGE FRASER. Manager. jy o t I o b. As it Is the Intention of the Trustees In the Estate of Fam aMiTH, Farmer, Whangarel, o declare a Dividend on the first day of July, 182, all Aooounts must be rendered in full to ; the undersigned before that date. ?' JAMES WHITELAW, > m. nßto . a ANDREW SCOTT. '|Trußteeß. Whsngarel, April IS, 1882. , \ r>EMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. Cheap : Of Furniture, Carpets, Redding, &c. LINOLEUM, Best Quality, reduced to 4/8 yard. LINOLEUM, Seoond „ „ 8/8 ,j TAPESTRY CARPETS „ 2/6 „ i * THE WHOLE OF OUR LARGE STOCK JJBDUCKD jiROM JO TO 25 i PKR OKNT., 1 TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE BEFORE J REMOVING TO NEW SHOW ROOMS • IM VXOTORIA-STRKBT. fa T. •-H. C OOKB > 123, QUEEN-STRKKT ' (Between Messrs. Fisher and Co/a and Bank of New Zealand), 1 3 : : i 9 .. OINGER WEWING Ty/TACHINES L BKCBrVED i, HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL | HONOURS f AT ( THE INTERSATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHOBCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS ADD TWO SILVER MEDALS, ' NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, MAY BB BAD ON TIME PAYMENTS OF 2S, 6», A Wbbk, without extra charge for Interest. A Maohlnes (all dosses) thoroughly Repaired at i Faotory Prices. d ■ n LARGK NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN, M ■ . • ■.:■ - = Letters to be addressed ,, " THE SINfIKK COHPANY, 261, Queen-street, )r - Auckland." 51 SPBOIAE EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS A1 IB COST PRICE. «l|l TO 410,000 LENT On Bnlldiaj 3&JLxr Society prlnolples, or on other term a suit borrowers. Allotments bought am r. Houses built on weekly payment systen Ni Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. See Ustc >~ ProperUes tor sale on 4th page. Six per oenl ' allowed on money deposited for Investment.- C. Williamson, Land. Estate and Flnanolt Asent and Valuator. Ynloui Lane. on -TW- OTI C E OF__RUMO VAL 3. AY3RB. Jeweiie^"i»te of Viptorla-streel ». huffß to inform his oustomers that he has n * mo?ed to the^oSerof Darby and WM**** ia- opposite Cousins and Atkfn. Old gold an iw. Bliver bought. lw xn o R s a l i 80 CLATIEMONTSTBEET, Seafleld Vljw-. _- Very UeslMble Allotment, quite level, fenoei 3R and reaayfor buUdlng on. 3'i z 116, for £100. I MEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage, 6 room "*■ register oven, 'good well, &0., earner aUotmet 582 Newton- Verandi In Cottage, i rooms, allotment about 3$ xBS ;ohea °°l 7 -®" D. F. KVANB, — ■ Estate Agent, -n^st Herj&ld Offli Q^een-Btreof. ™



Lost and Found* I * MQd RE W~A R~~a j LOST, last night, between Railway Statioa 1 and Newton, a Pocket-book containing £300 In § , £20 notes; the anmbers of notes are known, and ;) s parment la stopped.-The above reward will be : paid to any one bringing the money to this !| OST, froji Newmarket, on the 10th 1 lnstant.a light Chestnut Gelding Draught Horse. Saddle and Bridle.—Finder rewarded on j! returning game to Newmarket Hotel, I OST, a Gold Brooch, band of small i pearls Bet In it, thlak gold fringe.--A re yard will be Riven by leaving it at Mr Tan- i field B. Qaaen-Btreot. . _^_ t OST,—From freeman's Bay, on Fri , ~. day last, al6 feet Boat, painted white f with red bottom. —Finder will be rewarded on ' applying at Btab offloe. , || O-| REWARD. — Loßt, from Shelly I d& JL Beach, a Brown Colt, 3 years old, i with rope around neok.—Apply to J. Cargo, or 1 d. Londrurn, Queen-Btreet. > I tpOUNO, a Pointer Dog. Owner can 1] ■- have same by paying expenses. It sot I] olaimad in seven daya will be soid.-Apply this I office, , » il ■JiOUND, Greyhound Slut, on Queen' | V street Wharf. If not olaSmed within U ( I day», will be sold to pay expenses.—Apply 1 Police Station. _ ji Meetings. } \ UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- I ■ NOTICE. . ',][ The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Auckland II Permanent Cooperative Building and Invest- I ment Society, for receiving the annual report j! I ana accounts, and eleotlDg a committee of | ffi Management and auditors for the enonlngyear, A II wIU be held in the Lecture Ball of the Young 11 Men's Christian Association Albert-street,- on 11 THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, the 13th June, 11 1882, at half-past seven in the evening. <: \i 'JOHN BATGKR. ' I Secretary I 1 N.a—ln aooordanoe with rule No. U, nor- II [nations of Candidates for offloe must bo |1 lodged with the Seoretary on or bef oie 31st May. i I AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO- .1 OPERATIVE BUILDING AND I INVESTMENT SOCIETY. , I; | I In oompUanco with a reaulßition from SI j 1 Members of the Society (whioh requisition Is ' 1 now exhibited In the Soolety's Ofßce, as re- . ' | quired by Rule No. 10), I hereby give notice I 1 that a Bpeoial Meeting of the Auckland Per- : 1 manent Co-operative Building and Investment jj i Society will be held on THIS (Tuesday) II EVENING, the 13th day of June, Immediate^ HI after the ordinary annual meeting of the ualci. .11 Society, convened for 7.30 p,tn. on that day. | if i ': BUSINKSBI '' " fjj!i To Repeal Rules Nos. 3, L 5, 11, 16, IS, IS, 21, 11 and 75, and Schedule F, and to enaot New Rules . and a Now Schedule Instead tnbreof, as adver tised In " The New Zealand Herald' and THK -, Evening Stab, of 10th Mar, 1682. JOHN BATGER. Seoretary. AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB. A Meeting of the Club will bo held THIS (Tuesday) KVBNING, June 13, at 7.30 p.m.. at - the Thistle Hotel, for the purpose of enrolling MsmboraandappointlngCommitteeand Officers, and to transact any other business that may arise. > . . G.THWAITEB, .' Hon. Beo, pro. tern. • AO.S.— The first Half-yearly Meeting • Of BANOTOARY CITY OF AUCK LAND, No. 3978, will be held TO-MORROW NIGHT, the Hth instant, in the Alexandra i street Schoolroom.—By order, - ■ , ' H. T. Gabbatt, Secretary. w JP^ T OVAL STAR OF iXwrCSSraf JJ AUCKLAND LODGB", W\~™\X&& No< 28- I-0.0.F. *JQ&^- Members of the above ' j^^l Lodge are reminded that the' Nomination flof Officers for ensuing term takes place on the evenings of THURSDAY, the 15th and 22nd instant. > By order of the N.G. A, a ALLEN, Auckland, June 13,1882, Secretary.. Tji RANK LI N NO RT H. / Major Harbi« will address the Bieotora as under:— , SJangkbk-Wednesday evening, Hth Inst., :at half-past seven o'clock, in the Hohool . house. j . . ~. ;. ■. ■. '■ NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MBRCANTILB AQKNOY COMPANY ' • (Limited). Notice is hereby given thatthe Annual Looal ' , Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agency Company (Limited) will be held at the Office of the Company, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, the Oth day of Jply, 1882, at noon. FRBDK. BATTLBY, i ■ , ' Secretary. , Auofcland, June 3,1882. ■ Medioai. MARSHALL'S Homoeopathic Tincture Gelsemlnum is spoolflo for Neuralgia on left side of the face, Prloe Is.—Goodson'a Lon don Arcade. ' > qnOOTHACHBI TOOTHACHEII X TOOTHACHE.I | Immediate Relief by nslng BDSON'S MAGIC BSSKNOB, " in la Bottles. r 11HE FACT IS NOW ASSURED X THAT INCIPIENT OONBCKPTIOK, , ■ OBKONIO BEONCHITIB, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LUNG OOMPLAINIH, NKIiVOUS AND WASTING DIBEASBa V are permanently relieved, the won't symptoms arrested, and a healthy ro- ' action produced by . - AIOKIN'S SYRUP OF KUOALYPTUS WITH HVPOfMUaFHIVita UJf LdMK ANU QUININK. - ; '. I These great results are owing to the combination of • KKKVK ANB IiBAIH TONI?3 the invalid, added to whibh is the BPKOIFIO AOTIOBT of the Buoalyptns on the mucus man cranes, whereby the, air passages aro cleared of unhealthy Beoretlona in a natural manner. . v r Daily evidence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action of Oils remedy—so that all who suffer should at onoa make a trial of its eminent proper-' I ties. The Kuoalyptua Syrup is moderate j in price, and within the reach of all who* need it, Itiaaph&rmaceutloaloomblns^ i Uon of tonio alkaloids with hypophoe- -' phites,and not a secret Bostrum, Registered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Aot," by ' Qbavbs aiokin, The Pharmacy, Auek- ■ land. Wholesale Agent I Tma Nuw Zealand Urob Company Auctiona ~. TO-MORROW, ■■•..■■ WEDNESDAY, JUNE I4i 5 ' !^? At 11 o'clock sharp. APPLES. PEARS. APPLES. Ex s.B, ' Rotomahana/ from Hobart. - , Q. W. BINNEY WILL sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, To-morrow (Wed- : nesday), at 11 o'olook, 80 oases FRUIT, comprising — Ribstona. ■ Bnglish Pearmalng, Pippins, Aohan Pears, eta, dto., etc in first-olass condition. TO-MORKOW. L, W. EATON ] WILL Sell by auction, at his Mart, Queen-fitreet, To-morrow (Wednesday), at llo'clook, 100 sacks Fowl Wheat; a prime article 16 sacks Wood's Flour " 10 bags Onlone, T O-M O R R O W, At 12 o'clock, Removed to Mart for convenience of Sale. GENTS' AND LADIES'SECOND HAND CLOTHING, &C. CARBINES AND TAYLOR ; WILL Sell by Auction, at their Mart, Queen-street, at 12 o'olook, -, . j •. -< Mahogany Chest Drawers and Table , ' 3 Large Boxes Second-hand Clothing, ooneist lng of about 20 Dreaßea, Ulsters, Jackets and Pieces of Clothing . B Flooea Dugget, Lot Trimmings Work Boxes, Kitchen Utensils, &o. Gold Alberts, Watches and Chains Single-barrel Gun, Flowers and Swings ' &C, &0., &O, ~ AT 12 NOON, CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. ' ~ FRIDAY, JUNE 16, TO SJffiBDSMEN, FARMERS, AND OTHERS. Ex Roman Erapiro, from London. WHITE A»l> RED CLOVER SEED. # On Acoooht of Whom it may Concern. GABRIEL LEWIS f TTAB received instructions to Bell by *• .171. auction at hte Pooma (opposite Mmim m Thornton,Bmith and Flrtb'flMilUl.Lower Queen ,j street, on the above date, at 11'o'olook, "••""" /I Tanks of Bed and Whlta Clover Boed. :.Mt^."..:.. ■' '■ ■'-■■ '■■■■-■ ■-■*■■' ■--"-"^"'H.^'^l' v,, UUu „. -fM^Ln^ii^t. mL