. "^"""L,,- „, for jockeys to receive all plaintiff, with £3 5s coats.

CABLEGRAMS.

(Rsutkb's Telegrams.

AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. A LONDON, June 27. t_ B cricket match. Auatralians v. United i .south of England) was resumed ? __t°«t Chichester. Tho weather was rv fine and a large number ot spectators l e'_ nresent. The Australians continued ♦heir innings, which closed for a total qf km Bonncrman was stumped for 83, and Koran caught Mr 112. At the close of the ?".» ~iay, the Home team in their first Innings had lost three wickets for 67. Mr W. Q- G">ce only scored 4- Australians Victorious,

LONDON, June 28

The Cricket match, Australians v. United South, England, has resulted iv a victory tor the Australians by ono innings With 2.3 ruus to spare.

The United South tirat innings was 166; second, 72.

DESIGNS AGAINST THE SUEZ CANAL.

LONDON, June 28.

It is reported that the Egyptians are about to take steps to obtain tho possession and command of the Saez Canal, and it is further atated that secret preparations have been completed to destroy the bangs of the canal in order to prevent the passage of ships

FENIANIsM,

LONDON, June 28.

Walsh, an Irishman, who waa rocently arrested at Clerkepwell ia connection with the soisru.ro of arms _t that place, waa brosght up at the Police Court yesterday on a charge of high treason, and com mitted tor trial. _»__._.. A rumour is current here to the ettect that the authorities are in possession of evidence revealing the existence of a widespread Fenian conspiracy.

SETTLEMENT OF ZULU LAND,

LONDON, June 24,

The Betthment ol Zulu land, aranged by Sir Garret V\ o c 1 y. Is to be recast. -Ihe details are not settled, But the allotment of thirteen chief tanships is to boiecast. TENANT RIGHT IS SCOTLAND. The a«itation for the modification of the Scotch Land system is gaining strength. Mr Glnd-tone, in reply to a deputation, ex pressed the determination of the Govern ment to bring in a Bill this ses-ion for the extension to Scotland of a liberal system of tenants' rights. The Government have deferred introducing it until tho Proceedure Bill is disposed of. , A revolution has broken out m Uruguay. TUKKEY AND EGYPI. The Turklßh Government have sent a circular note explaining the reasons of the Porte in declining to take part in the con ference. Tho circular insists generally on the right of the sultan to deal with tn butary states, and his ability to settle the'affairs of Egypt without the inter position of the powers, and points out the Inutility of the Conference, the Porte being iully prepared to deal with any emergency, and the Egyptain Government and people fully recognising the Porte's authority.

AUSTRALIAN.

MELBOURNE, June.29. . The market for new season teas is ani mated.

DEFENCE WORKS,

In the Legislative Assembly last night a vote of £120,00, for defence purposes, was passed in Committee of Supply. The Go vemmenthave since telegraphed to England for boats which are to form part of a scheme of defence.

MINERS' STRIKE ENDED,

SYDNEY, June 29,

The Australian Agricultural Company, miners have yielded to the terms proposed by the manager, and the strike at New castle has terminated. Werk will probably he resumed at the mine next week.

ARRIVAL OF TRICKETT.

SYDNEY, June 28

Edward Trickett, the oarsman, arrived here to-day from England, in the steamship Garonne. Ho was warmly welcomed, and was presented with a testimonial and a purse of 300 sovereigns. MELBOURNE MARKETS.

MELBOURNE, June 28,

Malting barley is steady, but net in active demand, at 5s 2d to 5a 4d.fTbe wheat mar ket is depressed. Shipping wheat is quoted at 6s Bd. New Zealand oats aro dull At 4s to 4s 2. for feeding, and 4s 3d to 4s 5d for milling sorts.

THE OPENING OF MOKAU.

WAITARA, this day. We have received the following telegram from the leading chief of tho Mokau district:—"Please publish the following —Certain Europeans and half-castes are going about saying that they are authorised by Mokau natives to treat re lands there. This is wrong. They have no such authority. Mr Grace alone is our agent. Europeans, take heed of what I say.— Wkteke 1E Rebenga."

AUCKLAND COURSING CLUB.

THK first meeting of the Auckland Cours ing Club took place at Papatoitoi yester day, there being 30 or 40 members present, and a fair number of spectators. The weather was good and the sport thoroughly enjoyable. Hares were not very plentiful, but with thu assistance ot Mr Yates and his dog, who did the beating, a sufficient number were found. Mr Watkins did the Blipping,andtheiudginggaveuniversalsati- faction. The owners of the ground, Messrs Wylie and Claude, gave every assistance. After the completion of the first pairs, it was decided that as hares were not plentiful the meeting should be postponed from day to day till Saturday, when fresh ground will be obtained and the con cluding courses will be run. The follow ing are the results of the first pairs:— MrE.Cher_na.de. Musket ran a bye, Mr Gar rett's Juliet not being up to time. __...,_ Mr T. Chermaide. Kaiser beat Mr J. Kelly s M_ hM?i)Mvan's Perfume beat Mr G.ThwaltOß. M_ UH.°Bo_!an's Mercury ran an undeslded with Mr J. Qulgley's Blaok Harry. MrH. OitleVlßland Boy boat MrMaoready's Mr^G-llard'fl Petronel MoOabe's Mrw!F.'Buokland_Plnflrebeat M D.Geary's l_?S!.£to_ _ Lady Nelson beat Mr M. Sullivan's Bounce. The best course of the day was that be., tween Island Boy and Rewi. Petronel and Metepr ran a very good ceurse.

H M.S. Nelson will proceed from Auck. land to the Bay of Islands to coa'. She will take in about £00 tons there, which Will be brought down to the vessel in bargeß. . The members of the Harbour Board in company with Commodore Erskine, and as many of the officers of H.M.S. Nelson as can be spared from the Bhip, proceed on an excursion round the harbour to-morrow, leavingtbewhaifatll.3o a.m. Thefine ferry steamer Victoria has been specially fitted ; up£ or the occasion, and arrangements have j also been made for an excellent luncheon on board. The party will probably first ■ proceed to Kauri Point, thence visit the new dock site at Calliope Point, and even tually make an inspection of Drunken Bay, Bangitoto, returning to town before evening. The recent large importation of electric lighting appaiatns has apparently brought i home to holders of Auckland Gaa Company share the possibility of the partial adop- I tion of the latest economic offshoot of , modern science in this city. Last week Gaa Company shares wero sold at £10IBs, j and early this week they had dropped to i £910s. To-day a number of small parcels were quitted 'at £3, and there are sellers at £8 10s without buyers.! During the past year or two panics have been freauent in gas shares at Home, but they have almys recovered. When the "■■ last mail left London this description of I stock was paying only 5 per cent interest, notwithstanding the fact that the electric light ia in actual nse in tbe metropolis,.was. quoted at 100 per cent, above par, fcsw

THE CAPTURE OF WINIATA.

His Arrival in Auckland.

A LARCH, crowd of people awaited the arrival of the live o'clock train from Hamilton last evening with the object of having a glance at the prisoner Winiata, who is charged with the mur. der of Edwin Packer in 1876, They were, however, disappointed in their inten -1 tions. Immediately the train reached the railway siding, the prisoner was hurried by his escort into a cab, which Mr Sergeant- Major Pardy had in readiness on the off aide of the train, and before the interested spectators were aware that he had been moved, the prisoner was being driven rapidly to the Police Station under a strong guiyd. He was brought down from H»mil. ton, handcuffed, to the train, in charge of Sergeant McGovern and Constable Gillies, who came on to Auckland with him as escort. On arrival at the Police Station, Mr Superintendent Thomson gave the neces sary orders for hia safe custody, and the handcuffs having been removed, blankets were supplied to him, and he was placed in a cell with Samuel Dufty and John Murphy, who are awaiting trial on charges of forgery. Winiata waß brought up at the Police < ourt thia morning and remanded, Mr Pardy stating that some time was necessary to get up the case ngainat the prisoner, lie further stated that the police expected to have the case completed in time for the ap proaching sessions of the Supreme Court, which commences on July 10th. The Court was crowded this morning with spectators, and the prisoner maintained a quiet and interested demeanour. Mr Dufaur has been retained for the defenco of Winiata.

Barlow's Account of the Affair.

A Plucky and Dangerous

Exploit.

Mr Robert Barlow came down with Winiata and his escort, as far as Penrose Junction, yesterday afternoon, and pro ceeded on, through Cnchunga, to his friends' place, at Mangere. He was in town to-day, and on being interviewed relative to the capture, afforded the follow, ing account of it:—We cays that tho report ot his having administered chloroform is not correct, neither did he give Winiata a copious supply of brandy on. the night of his capture. He says that Winiata would tako drink during the day but once. \Vhen night began to fall in he became cautious, even with him.and would not tako any moro. On the night he was taken ho had drunk very little liquor; in fact, he might be snid to have been almost sober, though his companions were completely drunk. Bar low states that he had tried hard to ply Winiata with brandy at the timo he was administering it to the others, but Winiata feigned sickness and would not take it. After this, the others being well primed, Hy doWn in one room and soon fell asleep, while Winiata went into au adjoining room and lay down also. It was at this juncture that

BARLOW DECIDED TO RISK ALL, and effect Winiata's arrest. The latter was 1.-ng on his back with tho blanket drawn ovor his head, and body, while bis hands were resting across hia chest. Barlow, knowing that Winiata had a revolver about him, and not knowing its exact position, resolved to ascertain, if possible, its whereabouts bofore proceeding to extremities. Tbis he did by pretending to be tipsy himself, and, lying down beside Winiata with a bottle, commenced to throw his arms over him as though intoxicated, but really to feel for the revolver. Find ing at length where tbis waa, Barlow seized his man by the wrists with a Herculean grip, which caused him to relax his hold Irom the revolver, and allowed it fall on the ground, whero It lay while its owner was having his hands bound together. He had, as ho believed, completed the operation, when Winiata, owing to his bands being as small as his wrists, FREED HIMSELF FROM THE LASH INGS, just at the time that his captor was try. ing to force him to tho outaido of the build ing. A post stood io the centre of the dwel ling, round which Winiata coiled his leg, so that Barlow had to use considerable force •to cause him to let go. Barlow states that ho pushed with such force that he shot Winiata out of the doorway oy himself. The latter finding that he was free, started off round tbe back of the house, but found his further progress in that direction barred by a high palisading; he again essayed to effect his escape by the front gate, and would have done bo but for Mrs Barlow, who gave him a push which caused him to fall.and allowed of B.rlow again securing him. While Winiata was run ning round the house trying to get away he was crying out lustily to his companions, " Winiata's captured." His cries

.TnOUSED TWO OF THE NATIVES from their drunken sleep, and they, in their stupor, rushed ont of the door, through the gate, and away along the road towards Alexandra, no doubt thinking tbat Winiata had been taken that way. Just previous '.o this Mrs Barlow had handed ber husband the gun, which he placed to Winiata's ear, and threatened to shoot him if he made any more noise. Had Winiata made a noise as the other two natives were running close by where he was lying, his whereabouts would have been discovered and a rescue effected, as Barlow, though a very powerful man, could not have done anything against three - besides the other two would probably havo awakened, and increased the odds against him. Bar low seeing that the natives, had gone along the Alexandra road, decided to take his charge round a swamp and along an un. used track to Kihikihi. Barlow, therefore, directed his wife to. take the horses round the.swamp to near Hettit's place, and wait for him there, while he took Winiata across an unused track, through the swamp. On reaching the other side, he tied Winiata securely on on. horse, with his legs underneath, while he mounted the other, and then keeping Winiata under cover of a gun, he brought him into Kihi kihi. winiata an infant in barlow's hands. Barlow ridicules the statement that Winiata I.ad any chance of escape in Kihikihi, as reported in a telegram last night. He says -he thought it well to get assistance when he reached Corboy's Hotel, and therefore he threw Winiata .on the ground, and called out, his shouts bringing forward, the land. lord and Constable Fianerty. We can well believe, on looking at tbe enor mous physique ot Barlow, tbat Winiata would be little more than an infant in his hands. He is a huge, broad-shouldered iellow, of immense muscular development, Before leaving his settlement he had arranged for his wife to follow, and she did so, joining him in Te Awamntn, It would not be sate for them to return, as though the Kingites generally have no sympathy with Winiata, the prisoner's own relatives would seek for ulu. Barlow formerly lived at Mangare, and he wi'l take up his residence there. THE PJ.QT. Sergeant McGovern and Constable Gillies conceived the whole plan withont any re ference to the authorities. They entered into the arrangements with Barlow at the Whatiwha.ihoe meeting, and have since supplied him, out of their own pockets, with money to buy the grog and pigs, which played' so important a part in the plot, They had, however, an intimation from the Native Office that £500 reward would be paid to Barlow if the capture was sue ce.sfully effected. The officers unques. tionably deseive special recognition of their part in tho affair, while the money promised Barlow ought to be paid nromntlv. He has earned it at the risk of his life. Constable Gillies says Winiata was quite sober when he arrived at Te Awamutu. WINIATA'S STATEMENT. Mr Brown interviewed Winiata this mornin. at the Police Station, when the latter volunteered a detailed account of the circumstances connected with his cap ture It agrees in the main with Barlow'B statement, differing only as to the manner in which he was made prisoner. According to Winiata, Barlow entered into negotia tions with hjn_ some time last week for the purchase of a number of pigs, stipula ting, however, that they should be driven himself* to Barlow's place. This part of the contract was duly carried ont. Winiata, as.isted by four or five companions, bringing the animals on the day appointed, Barlow meanwhile had obtained some liquor from Te Kooti's grog shanty, and, having, settled his account proceeded to entertain his visitors. Night had fallen in upon the scene and Winiata, declining any ipfresftment,

I lay down to sleep. He woke up some timo afterwards, and finding his com rades Btill drinking, bogged them to des.ist. However, he drank a glass or two moro hlmseif, and then lay down once more, Ho fell asleep, and when he again awoke he I found his w"rists securely fastened together. Barlow made him get up, and took him j some distance away from the whare, where he placed him on a horse, tying his feet to gether bya rope passedundernearthitsbellyi Then Barlow, mounting another horse, drove Winiata on before him along a track leadi.g to Kihikihi, keeping him covered all the time with a loaded gnn that he held in his hand. On the road Winiata bu.ied himselfi a quietly endeavouri.g to release hia hands from their fastenings, and, jnst on reaching Kihikihi, he had managed to get the right one free. Arrived at the set tlement, Barlow seeing that Winiata had partly freed himself, pulled him from his horse, threw him to the ground, and calmly sat upon him, lustily crying out, however, at the same time for assistance. The hotel proprietor and Constable Finnerty (who was on a yisit to the place) were the first to respond, and they were followed by the constabulary. Barlow had no tear of his prisoner escaping him, but he waa apprehensive that the other Maoriswould overtake him.and consequently he dismounted for the purpose of obtaining further assistance. The Constabulary wanted him to give up Winiati to them, but be refused, saying that he had pro mised to deliver him up to Constable Gillies at Tc Awamutu, and that he was going straight on then, all ho wantod being a guard. As he waa resolute, tho guard was dnly eupplied and Winiata taken to Te Awamutu, where he was safely delivered up to Constable Gillies aud Sergeant McGovern.

lt may be mentioned in this connection that tho police deny that Barlow received any money from them for the purchase of drink. What he got was simply the price that Winiata asked for his pigs.

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY.

(BY TELEGRAPH. — SPECIAL CORRESPON DENT.)

WELLINGTON, this aftoinoon. There is a total absence of news about the lobbies this morning, owing to ao many members being away and others in no mood for work, owing to the approaching holiday. The Committees cannot meet for want of quorums, and it is oven doubtful whether there will be a quorum of the House. The Native Representation. I hear the three Northern native members are much incensed nt Taiaroa's notion in opposing Mr Hobb's Maori Representation Bill, and charge a prominent Auckland member with makiug a cats-paw of Taiaroa. Amendment of Corporations Act, Mr Moss has moved lor leave to intro duce a Bill to amend Clause 266 of the Municipal Corporations Act, and doea not expect any difficulty In getting it paased.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

June 20, 1882. Bank of New Zealand-Buyers, £2315s National Bank—Buyors. 77a South British Insnranoe Sellers, 61s Auokland Gas-J-3 ; sellers. £810s Union Slash and Door—£B 10_ Bay of Islands Coal Company-Sellers, _. Northern S.a Co.-Sellers, IDs Bd Meronry Bay Timber—At par Now Zealand Shi; ping- £3 Accident Assurance— Buyora, 4s Kempthorne, Proaoer and Co.—Buyers, 25s 3d Moanntalarl—Sellers, 20s Caledonian—Sellers, 13a Od Qu.en of Beauty—l2s Prince Imperial-Boilers. 5s Cd Premlei—Buyers. Bs 9d New Find—Hellers, Is Werahlko-Buyers, 2s lOd: Belters. 3s 3d JOSEPH NEWMAN. Chairman.

DUNEDIN, this day.

Tbe Tippsrary crushing yielded 300ozs. The City Council, which has had to Btand the brunt of so many claims for compensa tion for riparian rights connected with the Silver Stream water supply rchemc, has re ceived still another claim. This is from the New Zealand Refrigerating Company, and amounts to £2,000,

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, THURSDAY. JUNE 29.



.Lectures. \ fTIHURSDAY LECTURES -*- at Tim ' ATHENJEUM (Late Nowton Kirk), BY DR. WALLIS Subjects-.- Date of Leotnreo. 6. Spiritism .. ~ ~ - 2_th June 7. The Lunga and Pulmonary Consumption. .. „ 6thJuly 8. Tho Heart and Heart l>lae_-0 13ih July 9. Wit and Humour and Fun _ 2Cth July Questions and Discussion invited.—Leotures to begin at 730 p.m. ATEW ZEALAND ORDER OF GOOD i.l '.BMPLAKB. A LECTURE in oonneotion with tho above will ba delivered.THiß BVENINC., by the Rev. 0. Barley, ia the Alexandra - street Schoolroom, commencing at 7.30. Admission, Is. Subjoct: " Autiblography of J. B. Gough." Educational. Iff I 6 H I SCHOOL, EVENING CLASSES in Reading, Writing, -rithmetio, &o„ at Mrs E. HENRY'S, Short and House, bhortland-Btreet. PHONOGRAPHY. Mb. JACOB PITMAN (brother of Mr Isaac Itman, the author and invontor of Phono ;rnph.) will be Kind to reoelvo a noto from any leison who Is favourable to the beautiful art. .otters may be addressed to the Poßt-ofllce. WRITING, in any Business Style, TAUGHT, with quiok.method, in Six .esson- (In a mechanical Writing Apparatus ln eas time); shortnand. Seven Lesaonß.—Apply o A. 0. Knnison, at Woodbine Cottage, Grey treet.—epeolmen on application. ■ Tenaera VTEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. .0. 25. No. 26, and No. 27 STATION BUILD ING 3 CONTRAOTB. Publio Works Oflloe, Anokland, 28th Jnne, 1832. Separate Tenders for eaoh of tbe abovenamed __ntraots wlli be received at tbis Offloe until .oon of BATURDAY. 16th July, 1»8.. Eaoh Contraot includes the Construction of Three Ifitth-clasa htatlonmatters' and Gatekeepers' Bouses, ot specified positions on the Kalpara- Watkato Railway. Plans, speoiflcatlona, and wrdltlonsof contract oan bo seen st thia Office, it the Publio Works Office, Hamilton; and at the Warden's Offlse, Thames. Tenders moßt i>e addressed to the Hon, the Minister for Pnbllo Works. 4.noklond,andmarkedoutalde, ''Tender ror No. 25, Tender for No. 26. and Tender for No. 27 station Buildings Contraot" respectively. The lowest or spy tender not neoossarlly ao-, jepted. By command. 1 W.B. HALES. Dlstriot Engineer. ri".ENDERS Wanted for Two Brick Ma -1 chines capable of turning ont eaoh 2(1,000 Brisks or more per day. Also, a Machine for Stamping Gold Quartz, not to exceed £150.— Tenders to be left at Mr Cozens's, 27, Queen streot; t 7. . Jor continuation, see First Page.) Gazette in Band,ruptcy. _&______ ■<t_amafamm_mt_tf IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTOY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and the Amendments thereto, and of the Bankruptoy of William j-wart Sanrbory, of Hobson-sireo t, in the City ot Anokland, Contractor, a Debtor. Tbis Is to notify that William EwertSansbury, Of HobiOMtre t. in th« City of Auckland, Con tractor, ha .'.ia day filed a Statement that i o Ifl U am« to meet his engagements with hia 0.-uiiors; the First Meeting of Creditors to ■•■> neld ot _c Bnpreme Court-house, Anc te la ■<!, on WEDNESDAY, the sth doy of July, at 11 o'olock in the forenoon.., G. W. BASLEY, ' Deputy Registrar. J. M. Fphbd, Solioltor for the Debtor, IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW A ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. ma '-* W IN BANKRUPTOY, In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditor- Act. 1878," and the several Acts amend ing the same, and of the Bankruptoy of Alfred Smart, of Newmarket, 8 Debtor. This is to notify that Alfred Smart, of New mArket, Ironworker, ba* this day filed a state ment that he is unable to meet bia engagements with his Creditors; tbe First Meetinc of Cre ditors te be held at the Supreme Court-house, in the City of Auckland, on FRIDAY, the llth day of July. I*B2. •* *o hour of eleven o'olook in the forenoon. ... ._,„ Dated this Mth day of June, 13 <._. G. W. BASLEY, Deputy Registrar. AWBBD HMABT, Debtor ln person.



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' WANTED SEEN—The Window Net, 3}d; Long Curtains, 3a lid; Children's Pinafores, lid; FrooßS. 2u; Amorlo.n leather, ll.d; at Damplor's Wakuileld-Btroat Shop. •ml ANTED, a respectab c Boy.— VV Rayner. Butoher, Vlotoria-Btroet, ANTED, a lirst-class Ploughman and Carter, ono aconstoin.d to a doublo furrow prof erred.—Apply to K. Monzlos, Panmuto. „ WANI'JSD, a Second Billiard-marker to mako himßOlf ÜBoful.-Apply Northern Clnb. ..\>_~ ANTED, Two good Brush Hands.— i TT ' Apply F. F. Marter, Market Houae. ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Ilogiatry (established 1863), respootable Fomsle Ber ante of nil classes. \\f AN i'Ed, at Hannaford's Auckland V V Ilogiatry (established 18..), Hotol Man Cook (1 homes). WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1803), Baker for tho country (stogie man). WANTED, a Few Working Men as Hoarders; torms atrlotly moderate—l7s per week In advance.—R. J. De Bllva. Cosmo polltan Restaurant. All Meala. ... 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ANTED to bell — Chece, Bacop, Buttor, -«ea. Sec, ot the Best Quality, and at Lowest Wholoaalo Prioes.—R. Row, Qrooor, Vlotorlq-Btraet. _^ • V" ANTEu KNOWN to Subscribers— v v "Tho Problem of Homan Life" has arrived.—H Qoodaore, Agent \5 • ANTED, Furnished Bedroom, by a __, v young Man ln town.— W.8.M.. Stab office. \\7 ANTED, by a Lady of 20 years ex • ▼ perlence, Muklo Pnplls at Ib per lesson. Evening Leasons given Private Lessons In Dancing to Adults or Families,—Address Mrs Weigh, Grey-street, opposite Helller House. VVTASTED StCKN, the great new lot v V ot Dress Button a on the Counter, Id tho dozen ; Stay Busks, 2d, Id, and Od, at Dampler'a Wafcellold-stroet Shop. \V ANTED, s situation as Barmaid, by v v a Kespootablo Young Lady; good re ferences If required; also, one as Cook ln a Bowl.-Apply Mrs Sohmlodol, next door to Abbott's, grooer, Hobaon-stroet. W AM TED SEEN, the Grand Lines of Ladlea' Fashionable Hose. 01,- Men's Soolta, 3d; Children's' do, trom 2d; Boys' Klastlo Bracss, Gd—Damplor's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Tronsors for 8a lid. WANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are tho moat popular and Bnoooseful remedy now known. Prloo Is paokot.—Address: OppoaltePost-office. WANTED, a Boy to make himself generally übolul.—Appiy to Mra Q. Wi Binney, Upper Queen-street, \V AN i ED Known—That if you don't » v hurry np you wont ba ln time to got a Mackintosh Coat.-J. Se W. Williams. ' WANTED SKEN, Men's Shirts for Is 6_ ; Handsome Stud Suites. Sd ; Gents' Handkerchiefs (largo size), Od; at Dampler's Wakefield- .treat Shop. WANTED KNOWN—The Inaugura tion of the Mount Eden Band of Hone Is unavoidably Postponed until FRIDAY, 7th Jaly, Will bo duly advertised. WANTED, Members for tho Carpenters' and Builders' Drawing Class, held on Tuesday and Friday Evenings, at tho V.M.C. A —Apply on above evenings, after 7.30, to R. M. Frlpp. , WANTED KNOW N—Madame Bottenelll has Taken the Shop opposite Mlnettl'a, Hobaon-Btroot, whero she will Con dnot Dreaamaklng and MUllnery. - WANTED X - OWN.-r-We have nice Garden Shells on sale; alao. Scoria Ash tor yards and paths.—W. and G. Wlnatone. WANTED KNOWN —Wp are still making these Wonderful Bargains— Trousers. 13s 6d; Suite, 5.8.-J. Phillips. Tailor, Queen-Btreet. , WANTED I£NOWN.—To make Even ing Dre.Bea, an Experienced Dreas moker will remain in Auckland for 10 days.— Enquire, Mrs Nlchol, Qaeen-street, next door to Albert Hotel. _ ' WANTED SEEN, the Large Stock of Winter Ribbons tor Hi— At D.mPior's Wakefleldratreet Shop. WANTEP to Sell, a nearly ppw centre board Yacht, well found and copperod,.- O, Bailey, Shipbuilder, near the Dook. W~ ANTED, f urchasers tor Good Swede Turnips, in lots of S tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu. Price. 30s per ton, er 25s on the ground.—Fisher and Co ■ , ■ WANTED KNOWN—The only Per fect Cure for Toothaeho and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, la by applying to Professor Gusscott, tbe only Fraotloai Herbalist in the Colony.—Shortlan d-atreet. WANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Ulsters, Sa 6d ; Ladles' Jackets, 6b 6d; Girls' do., fis-At Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN— Hthißeho.de.s and others mnst pay for past services, otherwise the Night Soil Contractor will dis continue fnr.her attendance, June quarter now due.—Office, City Market, Qaeen-street entrance. ' ANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs in ten minutes; bottles, 2s dd.-Address, opposite goat-office. WANTED KNOWN^-Pbillips's Cloth ing Mart will Re-open in his New Premises on Saturday next, ANTED KNOWN—Men's T\yeed Vests, 3? 6d; Youths', 2a 6d; Boya'. 2g, Full Stook Hosiers- from 3Jd a pair. Boya' Elaatlo Braces from __d; Mon's from Bd. Men's and Boys' Felt Haia and Shirts in Great Variety,- J. Se W. Williams. WANED KNOWN* that Sharland's Tonto Balsam and Liver Regulator Is u:ed with marvellous 6ncceßS for Indigestion. Price. 3s a bottle.—Address i Opposite Post o__c& WANTED KNOWN!—Curling's Hair Restorer, will restore faded or grey salr to its original colour.—lt la not a dye. 8s per bottle.-Gardner, Chemist, 184, Queen- Btreet.and North Shore. # ANTED SEEN, the Peerless Gloss at 7d the bottle; and Cork Sole, (ladles or gents'), 2_d the pair—At every one of Dampler's Bhooßj 'V . ANTED "KNOWN—Peotorine "is 8 moat valuable cough mixture, 2a Bd pel; ! bottle.-Gardner, 184, Queen-street, and North Bhor> t _______________ \\J ANTED KNOWN— Boys' and Men. VV " Overcoats cheaper than town, at J. and W. Williams'. ' _ WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Snlti for 27s Od. ' WANTED SEEN, the Ladies'Trimmec Hat-< at Is and Ib Od, and the Fur Ha. for la 6d;Satin do., 1S Bd—At Dampier. Wake field-street Shop. W~ ANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave & Co. are Belling Men's Geeloni Tweed Trousers and Vests for 17s Bd.



i wm mm mmmmfomwmmmmm. r- win mii mm_—_waim_—mm Wanted. WANTED, a Small Boy that can ride. —W. Palmer. Butcher. Pitt-street. WANTED KNOWN—RtbDons at les tban Half-price at William Rattray's Drapery Warehouso. 178, ISO. 182, Qneen-atreet. WANTED, all peraons interested in Te Aroha stock to becomo subscribers to "The To Aroha Mall," price 2d. Auckland Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-street. Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Buildings. WANTED KN@WN—Working Men oan Save their Money by oalllng at tho Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals (id; Board and Lodging 15s per week.—Note the address: Nearly opposite the Waitemata and close to the Dook. Lower Albert-street. ANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk. Is 3d the yam: Colored Satin, la 9d ; Black do,, 2a 3d and 3a; Black Velveteen. Is lid and 2a Bd. at Dampler'a .Wakeflald-strcet WAN'_'J_JJ— Tailors to bear in nilnu that I have ln Btook a large assortment of Black and Blue Superflnes and Doesklna, Tweedß, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whioh I out at Wholesale Prico. '" A. LOVETT, WeUeßley-atreet. ANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIKLD'S WORM "POWDKRB ore tho Finest Remedy for Worms. In paokota. One Shilling; by Poat. Is 2d.-WEST END PHARMACY, Ponaonby. WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIELD'B SOOTHING POW DERS, a cooling aparlent for Children cutting teeth, troubled with erapttona of skin. Paokota, la; Post, Is 2d.—WKST END PHARMACY, Ponaonby. WANTi-D KNOWN-That wo have Invoices of Shirtings, Flannels, Dress Materials, Felt Carpots, and Cocoa Matting ust landed ex Lalro.—J. Se W. Williams, 83, Kara ngahapo Rond. W~ ANTED KNOWN-That Newton boats Queen-street for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newton,—J. and w, williamß. Importers, 82, Karangahape Road. WANTED SEEN, the Gent's Tweed Coats, 5a Oil ; Holland do. (small sizes), it Od; Oonts' Cheat Boarves, 2d; Boys' Belts, 3d, at Dampler's Wakoflald-aireot Shop. W ANTED KNOWN, that Gunsonand V v Martin, 53. •' Cu-tom-house-etreot. are supplying Maize. Oats, and Roans (orushed and whole), Bran, .harps, Chad. Bonedust, eec at Lowest Rates. WANTED KNOWN— CITIZKNS' BALL. Vrby Important —This is the way Damplor has begun to troat the aristocracy of Auokland at hiß Now Boot Shop. Viotorla-streot (late W, John- Btono'ii). Ho ia actually Belling Pollock's Gents Colobrated l.roaa Boots (which aro being sold elsewhere at £1 and £1 la) for 11a; Ladles' High-legged Prize Modal Prunolla Boots (whioh are elsewhere at least 8s) for 5s 6d; Ladles' Blaok Kid Shoos (whioh arc olsowhere 10a 6d for Ga fld; Ladies' White Kid Boots, 5a Cd; White Marsala do, 4s Od; lots of othor kinds very Cheap. Having retained the Borvloes of Mr Budge, lato foroman to Mr Johnstons, I intend to have Boots made to ordor of the same quality aa Mr W. J. did, and at lower prices.—W. H. DAM PIKR, Bootmaker, late W. Johnstone Viotoria street. N. B.—l am happy to Inform my sincere, friends that tho now Boot Vonturo 18 already a great sneoeag. WANTED, ILL THB WoitKiNa Men of Auckland to'oome and Inspect the SPLENDID NEW GOODS Juat Arrived ex Cambria. Balmorals and Elastic-Side Boots, only 10s Gd, tho beat value ever offered in Anokland. Alao, 15 Trunks Ladios' Button and Fanoy Elastic Kid Boots, tho best and oheapeßt ln Auokland. Don't forgot tho Address— H. SAWK IN S, THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE, VICTORIA-BTR-iET. VVT ANTED CASH BUE.CHASKKS FOB FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS o. Prime Salt Buttkb' 1/ TO 1/3 per It. PUP IN KKG3 CONTAINING FROM 30 TO GO POUNDS. AND IN JARS FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. _B> _E_ c w, GROOER, VICrORIA-STItEBT. ANTED KNOWN t_- FOR CASH ONLY- Good Valuo ln Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair Hood Vulue in Quilts from 4/8 to 12/4 ; size. 10-9 Good Value in Sheeting, from _; 72 lnoh, 1/ Uood Value In Calloos. Irom IV,; white. /3 Good Value ln Droeß Materials, from /4} Good Valuo in Winceys, from /3} to 1/3 Hood Value ln Laoe Curtains, from 3/U to 30/ Good Value in Ladiea' VU tors, from 8/9 np Good Value in Hoalory. all slros and mokes flood Valuo In Matlna and Velveteens, from 2/6 Good Value In Handkerohlefe, from /I. each Hood Value in Tablo Napkins. /7i; Cloths. II Good value ln Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2,0 Good Value In MUllnery and Underclothing Good Valuo in Haberdashery Good Valuo ln 2-.ut.oi. Black Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value In Ladios' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/0 At WM. H. SMITH'S * Cheap Drapery War-sho-Sk, Corner of Upper Queon and Alezandra-Btroots, Opposlto Army and Navy Hotel i N.B.—Oar Well-assorted Stook of GENERAL DRAPERY Is bought cheap fo« OA6H, and marked ln plain figures at 10 ncr cent, loss tban usual Queen-streot prices. We invito compart tfm ,%yANTED KN O W~N, TWO SHILLINGS IN TBE POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPIJENSON'S, KARANGAHAPE Ro*t>, NSWTOK, Splendid Value In 361 n VChite Calico, 5/6 per doz Good Value ln Blankets, 7/0 to 90/ per pair Unequalled Value In Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ oaoh Splendid Value in Jerseys. 5/6, worth 9/6 Good Valuo In Millinery and Undorolotbing Unequalled Value in 160 Ladios Felt Hats, 2/6 eaoh Splendid Value In Long Laoe Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Value In Drosß Materials, from M yd Unequalled Value In Coloured Cashmeres, 1/ por yd ' Splendid Valuo In Corsets, 1/B to 12/8 per pair Unequalled Value in Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value ln Hosiery, all Blsai, &c Splendid Valuo in 4-button Black Eld Gloves, 3/8 Unequalled Value ln Coloured Serges, /ill per yd Good Value in Colonial Flannols, from 1,11 Wanted Known—Dressmaking on Premises Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/0; Vplveteenß, 2/6 At Bf-CPHENSON'S. Nkwtoi. House, NEWTON. N.B— Comment on onr Stock of General Drappry Is needless; a single oall is su-Bolent to prove that purchasers of Drapery oan get best vaule for thoir monoy at QTEPHENSON'S, "*.*.- NEWTON. vy ANTE D _t j_ 0 w'lT THAT J. GILMOUR, °" UPPER SYMONDS-STREET, Hab Excellent Value in the Following NEW GOODS :- Wanted Known—Good Value in English and New Sealand Blankets, at J.- GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value ln New Zealand and English made Flannels, at J, GUmour's, Wanted Known—Good Value In Moaglel and Kaiapoi Tweeds, at J. Gllmour'B. Wanted Known-Good Valne ln Ladles' and ' Gentlemen _ Umbrellas, st J. Gllmour'B. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladiea' Dresa Serges, English and Frenoh make, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladios Holsery at J. Gllmonrt. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladles' Stays, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value ln Men's Hate, at J. Gllmour _. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Water proof Over Coats, at J. GUmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests, at ' 39 GILMOUB S, _^^ Upper BvMosi.aßT-.i-ET. t.'\ AKDttNEU, who can groom and make V* himself generally useful, apply at 10 O'olock, 70. Qneen-atreet corner Vnloan Lano. A GENTLEMAN, witl} c Capital ot £500 to £1..00, wishes to Pnrchase an Interest in a good established General Business ln town.—Address Bnslpeas, Star ofpep. rpo DRAPERS.-. Situation wanted by I advertiser (24) with good English and Colonial experience; first olass referonooa; town or country.—H.»., Star Offlco, A BARE CHANCE for a working man ■CSL with a small oapltaL to Join the Adver tiser in a Manufacturing Bußlnesa already established with motive power and machinery, —For further porltculars apply to R, Arthur, Auctloppar and ggleataan, Qtteen atreet. rv O PAKEKS.—Wanted, a good Baker j 1J JL must be a steady man.—Apply to G. Jonn ' Bton, Union Bakery. Parnell. IMPORTANT TO FAKT^g wlio"are ileßirovia' tp see their sons and daughters 1 learning a healthy remunerative trade—W. . MoArthur aud Co., Boot Manufaotur-ra, want Apprentices in every Dop_irtroen((.^-E*C!elslQr j Factory. Queen-street. HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DEVON", PORT. , Wanted, a Choirmaster for Holy Trinity , Cbnroh. Gepd voice indispensable, Further information may be obtained from Roy. J, ■ Bates. DovonpQTt. or Mp R. Cameron, Auok > land, Appllsatlen-to bo sont in by WEBNE3 ---2 DAY, the Sth July, 1833, and to atate salary expected,



. ! Wanted. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply Yoik Hotel. Uppor Qneen-street. W' ANTED, a Partner in the Spirit Trado; capital required. £300 oaah.— Apply personally before 12 tomorrow to H. Davison. High-street. WANTED, an Eirand Boy. -Shaldcrs and Son, Drapers. _ WANTED, a Junior Hand,— JR. B. 8-talderß and Son, Drapers. WANTED, Settlers to know that American Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without springs, are for sale at A.- Maokle's. Durham .treet, also, very hand some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entirely new prinolplo, and of the best quality ever yot landed on theso shores. WANTED Known — Armstrong and Co.'s Labour Exchange Offloe. All labonr furnished free of oharge. and with the utmost despatch.—Ofllco over Clark and Gane's, Qneon-Btre-t. WANTED KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pills are invaluable for Constipation, Headaohe, ond Indigestion.— Prlco la Uoi. Addreaa-Opposite Post Office. \\T i-bi TED.-The Public to know that V T Munro & Mllllgan. Hobson-street, have added to their Tailoring Department a branch for the manufacture of Boyß' and Youths' Clothing, made to ordor, from their largo stock of _u„ nutcnd shrunk tweeds, _"«r~onai. MARWOOD OLIVER, Groom or Farmer.—lnformation where the above party can be found will bo handsomely paid for at Hannaford's Enquiry Offlco, Queon-streot, Auckland. __ IF this should meet the eye of THOMAS Sim ..stick NosaiTßK. ho will hear ot some thing io his advantage.—Address BCD, Post oflloo, Auokland. ■ 1- ' 111 ■ ' v .1 . For Bene. 11l OR SALK, a good Freehold Allotment H* (flue land), 59ft frontage, with a depth of 190 ft (with 102 ft wide at tho baok), situated at Blobmond Koad, near Ponsonby, Nice view ol the Waitemata and turroundlng country; ex cellent position for a house. Plenty o( spaoe to plant an orohard. and well watered. The allot ment joins the Surrey Hill estate, and is fenced on two sides; hoaaoa are all around. Price, only 26a per foot. Terms: A portion ot the purohase monoy paid down, and balanoe taken weekly. This is a good opportunity for an industrious man.—Apply to Publisher, Stab ofllco. _ THREE ALLOTMENTS, Clarenoe-street.- F. G. Ewington, SEV .N-ROOMKD HOUSE, Grafton Road, £050.—E.G. Ewington. ALLOTMENTS ln Brighton Road 20s per foot.—F. G. Ewington. ALLOTMENTS at Ponßonby.Northoote, Now North itoad, and Beroß-ord-stroet for sale, -F. G, Ewington. HALF-DECK ifD BOAT, about 3J tons, well-found, sails and oars, and all gear oompleto—Appl' to W. Kerr, Watermen's Slops. Qnoan-atrcot Wharf. BjiOß SALE, Phtoton, nearly new. -For -JD particulara apply to Messrs Coqalnß and AUln, Blilott-sireet. iL^UR SALE, Mahogany Stained Book. '" case and Chests of Drawers (polished), cheap.—W. Blillngaley, Hopetown-street, Now-! ton. STOKES'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot ments fenoed and planted with fruit and ornamental trees, ln splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beaoh.—D. F, Kvans. Estate Agent STOKES' POINT. — Splendid Building v. Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &c immediately opposlto Hotol, Frlce low—easy terms.—D. f. Evans. Eatate Agent PUKEKOHE, -A very desirable Farm of 101 aores. about 11 miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work shop, dairy, oowshed, pigsties, &c A splendid stream runs through the property: all fenced and subdivided; about 60 acres ln grass, the rest cultivated; soil Ib flrat-olaaa. Good metalled road all the way. Very ohoap-prioe, £000.— P. F. Evans. Katato Agent ■7.0R IMMEDIATE oai_t_, Ponsonby JD Terrace, a nice House of T roomß, veran dah In front; Allotment 84 x 100, all tastefully laid out! good well, tank. Seo. Prioe, *_».—D. F. IteiM^irptate-ARM^aiiewi-etroet. 417 g/IOR SALE, 50 Acros First-Class Fern JD Land at Tuakau; a very choioe lot with abtmdanoe of water; situate on a good road, and about 5 mlnutea' walk from railway station, Price, only til per aoro.—D. F. Evans, Estato Agent. , . _ lb OR SALB, New and Well_niahed JD Verandah Cottago, 3 rooma, fitted with cupboards, kltohen droit or, cooking range, tec. Sec; oorner lot, 88 z 48ft to George-street, with 65ft to Wllliama-street, Price, only £200. Now owned and ocoupled by Mre l-awson (widow of the late Mr P. liawson).—D. F. Evans, Eitate Agont. Qaaen-street. next " Horaid. |/<OR SALE (Howe-street), a vory pretty JD Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid ln, nioe gardon, Sec; all ln flrat-olaaa order; splendid view; a vory desirable place.— P. F. cyans. Estate Agent, Queen-street. 425 'I/iORIMMEDIATE SALE, House and JD Grounds in Ponsonby. The honse con tains 7 room, stable, out-house, &c.-in good ordor. Splondld garden and orchard, about _ aore ln extent, whioh oould be subdivided Into capital bnildlng sites. Vory desirable and c_.enp.~D, F. Evans, Estato Agont, Qaeen street, 189 |/*Ol_ ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable F Property at Northcote, Takapuna, con sisting ot Now Fivo-roomed Cottage, cowshed, stable, &o„ together with 63 aores Splendid Land, a portion of whioh is orohard and oultl ratlon. Good pieoe of bush. This prouerty is for absolute sale, and 's well worthy the atten tion of invostors, &c—D. Fi Evans, Eatate -.gent. Qneen-Btreet. ■j'OR IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JD Villa; almost new, and ln first-class order; gables, bow window, good woll, register grate, oven, cupboards, etc., etc.; situated la Haofcet strost, near the step, loading down to beaoh at foot of St Mary's Koad ; ploasant, healthy, and desirable position; must bo sold at onoo. Prioe, only £300.—D. F. Evans, Estate .agont, Queen street. _ ONSONBY.—A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of fi rooms, allotment, tank, etc., all oomplote. and in flrst-olass order. Very oheap, £220.—D. F. Evanß, Estate Agent, Queen-Btreet. _ ,on OUNT EDEN. —Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount Eden (divided into two paddooks), noar resi dence of J. Batger, Bsq. a very desirable pro. perty. Prioe, £300.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agont LiOH SAL E.—A BARGAIN, GENERAL GROCRRY BUSINESS and valuable Premises, Bituated at tho Thames (loasobold land for eight years). The buildings coat over £.00, and are all in thorough repair, and aro, now oilcred at a sacrifice, the owner leaving, and must be sold; no reasonable offer refused. D. F. EVANS. Eatate Agent, Qneen-street. TjlOR SALE. A BARGAIN. MANGERE.—A valuable Dairy Farm, in most desirable position, adjoining the Mangero Water and Depasturing Reserve. A splendid run for cattle and abundance of water. Tho propery oonßlsts of 11 aoros ot flrst-clasß land (In faot, unsurpassed) new down ln gross and crop, divided into three lots, fenced, whioh oould be subdivided and gold to great advantage. Together with House, Cow-shed, Pigsties, Stockyard, eto., for Am, • 1). F. EVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-streot. Cl O R S ALE. OLAREMONT-STREET, Seafleld View-A Very Desirable Allotment, quite level, fenced, and ready for building on, S3 x 116. for £100. NEWMARKET—Verandah Cottage. 6 roomß register oven, good well, &0., oorner allotment S3 X 100, for £250. MONTAGUE-STREET, Newton-Verandah Cottage, 4 rooms, allotment about 33 x 95; cheap, only £180. D. Fi KVANS, Estate Agent, next Herald Offloe, Qneen-Btreet 1/iARMS FOR SALE.—Waikato — A J1 very desirable and snng little Farm. Bituated on the banks of the Waikato Rives, very comfortable Homestead oonalatlng of— House of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties. Stockyard, Sec Aroa, about 233 aores of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orohard, and a splendid piece ot mixed bush. Sohool and Railway Station adjacent. Price, £850. And several othors. Full particulars on ap plication to D. .. EVANS. Eatate Agent, Queen-Btreet (next " Herald" Offloe). * LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS I CHEAP, DESIRABLE, AND FIRS r-OL ISS BUILDING SITES. GRACESrRERT, Ponsonby-BeauMful Villa Sites, 40 feot frontage, at £3 per foot GRACE-STRKKT-Corner Lot, 38x117. for £95 GRAOE-BTREKT (Stuart - street) — Splendid Villa altos, eaob 40 x 120, for £103 These lots aro unsurpassed; the position and quality of soil Ib second to none, ANGLKSEA_TREET—Lots 40 X 130, at £100 eaob NKWTON ROAD-33 x 99, at BBS each CLARKMONT-STHI-ET-8- x 116, fenced, &o„ for£loo BHKLLY BEACH-Cornor Lot, 100 x 165, for £225 CLARKVOE-STREET-IO feet frontage, at fil . per foot BAIL-*'S PADDOCK-Lots _3 x SO, at £10 oaoh BER_r<FORD-9TREKT-S8 x 65; very choice allotment; £4 per foot . And many other Lots, Full particulars from D. F. EVANS, Estate Agent. F. J. MOSS], IW. F. O'SULLIVAN, FJ. MOSS &' CO.] • LAND 4ND ESTATE AGENTS, BHOKTLAND-BTRBKT. Ft R SALE, a Large Allotment in Brighton Road, Parnell (100 x 300). • LOT 108. Pokeno ahoat 10 aores. 110 AORKB near Tuakau; 50 aores in grass, re mainder open torn and bush. Price, £500. 86 AUKES, all improved, close to tho Whanga rata Railway Station; good houae, oow shed, barn, &o.; well sultou for fTuit grow- A LARGE SEOTION in Bejss-O-d-street, 80 feet frontage! 600 ACRES, paytly Improved, 19 miles from Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station; good 8-roomed House, and all necessary oht bulldlngs. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Largs , Number of Town and Country Properties fit Sole, lnoluding some Large Blooks of Land is the Waikato Dlstriot. , I F, J. MOSS _ CO., Shortland-street. For ooj_.nu_.um. ace first Page



1 To i_et. TO LET, a New Five-roomed Cottage in ' Prospect street, Ponsonby, Also, a Four roomed Cottage in Olttrenoe-street; evory con venience.—Apply to W. G, Allen; Claronce- Btieet, Ponsonby. TO LET, an Eight-roomed Houae in Eden Terrtoe; large garden. Rent, 10s per week.—Apply Frlpp and Cameron, Qneen street; TO LET, a comfortable House in Angle eon, ..root, containing six rooms, with gas and water laid on, and kitchen range.—J. M. Se J. Mowbray, 42, Queen-street. re .0 LET, in Somerset Place, Two Houses J with gas and water laid on.—Apply to Mr D. Fallon, near Railway btation. rpO LET, a Family Residence, contain- JL ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on, with 14 aores of land, situate on the Great South ttoad, a few minutes' walk from Klierslle Railway Station, commanding a good view.— apply to F. L, Prime or Wi Altken, Estate and Land Agents, ri^O LET, Gentlemen's Residence of 10 X rooms, fitted with almost every conveni ence, Btable, out-building, &0., orchard, pad dooks, Sec; situate on main road, within 20 minutes of Qaeen-street. Kent. £Sopor annum. —Cards to view and all particulars from D. F. Evans. Eatate Agent, Queen-street. f 111) LET, welliinishcd House of 7 rooms, J. hall 6 feet wide, lawn ln front, water laid on; rent low to a permanent tenant.—Howo street, noar Wellington-street. TO LET (with immediate possession), a Shop and Store in Queen-street, now occupied by D. Bloom.—A_)ply on the premises. mo LET, Office corner ol High-street and IL Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Homo, No. 20. New Zealand Insurance Buildings. rriO LET, a Family Kesidence at Epsom, A with 50 acres of land.—For particulars, apply to T. Vt Cleghorn. Bpsom. ilO LET, in Grafton Road, a Nine . roomed Villa Residenco; large garden, well-Btocked with fruit trees.—Apply to MrsO. Burton, on tho premises. fjpO LET—Ponsonby Road, corner Pic- JL ton-street, thoso Commodious Business Promises occupied by H. C. Bettany. '10 LKT—Wellington-Btreet, Grocer's Shop and Dwelling, established fi'teen years. FOR SALK —Choioe Allotmont ln Lower Hepburn and Wolf-streets, on terms to suit pur chasers.—S. Y. COLLINS. Estate Agent, Hlgh-.troet. rj"\o LET, in George-streot, Ponsonby, a x Five-roomed Houso.—Apply Mra A. Wat- Bon, Cook-Btreet rg .0 LET, Houbo in Colliugwood-street. X -Apply to W. Bacon, West Btreet, Newton. TO LET, in Brighton Road, Parnell, a Verandah Cottage of four rooms and sonllery; good well, and water laid on.—Apply to J, E. Mclntyre, Brighton Road. Parnel 1. rpo LEi, a Furnished Bedroom wfth use X of Bittingrom (with or withont board) j Bui table for two.—Whito House. Parnell. MOUNT EDEN.—To Let, Comfortable House, four apartments.—Apply. Stab offlco. MOUNT ALBERT.-To Let, a Five roomed Cottage with large Allotment ot good forest trees. Also, Wheelwright and Blacksmith Shop, with good well nnd main road frontage.—Apply to X, C. Greenwood, Quoon andShortland streets. VTORTfcfCQTfi.-To Let, Slx-roomed -Ll House ((Tarnished), with 21 aores of land plantod with frnit treea.-K. Home, No. 20. M.Z. Inßqranoe Bulldlnga. jVTORTH SHORE —To Let, a New XI House of 10 rooms, well situated, and suitable for lodging house; also, Furnished Cottage.—it. and R. Duder. Devonport Store. l_oat and Found. LOST, a small Black Horse.-Finder wiii be rewarded on returning came to Mrs Philip, No. 137. Viotoria-street. Anyone detaining same after this notloo will be proce gated. LOST, a Cheque, No. 412 (amount, £9 178 3d), drawn by W. & G. Winstone on Colonial Bank. Payment stopped. LOST, an Ivory and Ebony Stethescopo. —Finder will be rewarded on returning same to Dr. Kvans, Pitt-street. LOST, a Light Brown Bull Terrier Puppy, strayed from Grafton Read, on Sunday, middayi-lOs reward will be paid by Mrs Anaell. Willow Back, on Its being returned^ OUND—Cheque, drawn on the Anstra llan Deposit and Moitgage Bank, Limited. -Owner may obtain same by applying: at this offloo. Board and Kesidence. BOARD AND RESIDENCE wanted for Two Single Gentlemen-Sitting-room and two Bed-room.; bath.-Apply Archibald, Star office. OARD AND KESIDENCE for Two respeotablo Young Men; without Board if required. Terms—Moderate.—Apply to Mrs Kemble,Vincent.treot,next to Dr. McDonald's. Boutb. OAKD AND LODGING for Two or Three Roapeotabie Working Mon; terms reasonable—No. 3, Wllllam-Btreet, off Wellln. ton-street- * /GOVERNOR BROWNE HOTEL. \JT HOB3ON-STRBET, BoAUDAErD Lodging . ~jo_ per Week 8-NBLE Room ..___ RIVATE Board and Residence.— Vacancy, for two gentlemen (friends), Croydon Villa, Vincent-street.—Mrs Fuller, VACANCY for 2 or 3 Gentlemen, four mlnutea from P.O. Ifpermanent, 18s per week.-For address apply W. D. Dollen, Con fectloner. Qaeen-street. SUPERIOR Board and Residence (bath, piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. ln central position ln Auokland. for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab C-Boe. Amusements. TgJPSOM HUL ANNIVERSARY. The ANNIVERSARY ENTERTAINMENT of the Kp.oru Hall (postponed from Tuesday) will take plaoe TO-MORROW (friday), at 8 o'clook p.m. Tlokets already isaued will be available for admioslon. Koto's Omnibus will leave the Union Bank Cornor at 7 o'olook for the Hall, returning as the passengers may arrange. F. LAWRY, Hon. Seo. OUNT ALBERT HALL.—A Sub soription Bait in oonneotlon with the Mount Albert Cinderella Dances will be held in the above Hall on WEDNESDAY, July 18th. Tickets—Ladies, 7a 6d ; Gentlemen, 12a 6d; may he obtained from Members' of the Com mittee, or from tho Secretary. MARIE GREENWOOD, Hon. Sec Meetings. T ODGE UNITED SERVICE, 421,1.C. W. J. SUITER. W.M. j The Regular Monthly Meeting of this Lodge will be held in the Masonlo HaU, Princes-Btreet, TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, the 30th June, at 7.50 o'olook prompt. Visitora are oordlally Invited, By command ot the W.M, J, W. MELTON, Seoretary. SOUTHERN CROSS GOLD-MINING fO ' OOMPANY (LIMITED). The Annual Meeting of Shareholders in the above-named Company will no held at tbe offloe of the Company, Now Zealand Insurance Company's Buildings. Queen-street, Auokland, on FRIDAY, 80th June. 1882. at 2 o'olook p.m. JAMES STODART. Seoretary. Auokland, 23rd June, 1882, LACKMORE GOLD MINING COM. PANY (LIMITED). The Annual General Meeting of the Share holders will be held at tha Company. Office, New Zealand Insnranoe Company's Buildings, Auckland, on FRIDAY, the 30th June, 1882, at the hour of 11 a,m. D. G. MAODONNKLL, Manager. Auokland, 19th June 1882, RAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY DISTRICT. Notloe is hereby given, that a Special Meeting of Ratepayers of tho abovo dlstriot will be held in the Dlßtrlct Sehoolhouse, Nugent-street, on THURBDAY. the IStH July prox.. at 7.30 o'olook p.m.. for the purpose of discussing the advißa billty or otherwise of joining tho Borough of Auckland. (3d.) THOS. MAOFFARLANE, Chairman of Board, June SSth. 1882. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUOK LAND. The Hall-yearly General Meeting of the above named Soolety will be held on THURSDAY, the 29th Inst., at 7 o'olock p m„ ln the Society _ unices, earner of Queon-stroat and Vulcan Lane, to receive the Abstract of the Financial Transactions of the Soolety for the Half-year ending 31st Maroh last, and to transact other business, GEORGE FRASER, Manager. Auokland, June 26,1882. . INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCK LAND. _____ In compliance with a Requisition addressed to me ln termß ot Rule No. 51,1 bereby convene a SPECIAL MEETING of the abovenamed Soolety, to be held immediately after the Half yearly General Meeting on THURSDAY EVENING, the 23th inst,, at the Soolety'. Offices, Corner of Queen-street and Vulcan Lace, The object of the meeting is, to repeal part of the Table of Fines and to repeal, alter, and amend such portion or portions of the rulet i with regard to fines as may be found necess&n to enable the Board ol Management to remit fines ln cases of sickness or want of employ : ment GEORGE FRASER. Manager, i Auokland, Jnne 26,1883. ! B I '. I i =_ IA SPLENDID WARM OVERCOA.I i\ for S Os, or good Suit to measure, £3 Bs, al J, Williams's, Tailor, Viotoria-street .■minium i ii I ■■■



-Pnblio Notices. TN conseiiuence of having Keobived BY IHE San Francisco Mail an entirely new and thrillingly sensational novel. entitled, * The Lo area worth Murder," It has been decided to withdraw from pub lication the Romance originally advertised. "THE LEAVENWORTH MURDER," BY ANNA KATHKRINE GREEN. Rivals ln its ingeniously oonstruoted plot those of Wllkle Collins, and It holds the reader ln suspenso from tho very oommenoement to Its final denonement. THE LEAVENWORTH MURDER, WiU be published ln the Star Saturday Supplement." The First Chapters to appear NEXT SATURDAY, IST JULY. Subscription to Stab, by post, 7s 6d per auar ter, payable in advance. THE PRESENT IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. JgSTATE OF KUMMER & CO. All CLAIMS against tnis Estate must be rendered to the undersigned on or before the 31st AugUßt, bs a First nnd lfinal Dividend will be paid shortly after that date. ISiffnaril KDWAHD LKWI3, )«..„„,„„ taigneo) HERMAN BROWN, f Trastees- O T I O B. to thk imubitants op a-okxand and thb Public Gbnbbally. The undersigned having taken over the Busi ness previously carried on by his father, Edgar King, will pay all Debts and reoeive all Accounts incurred by the same up to date. (3lgned) FRANCIS KING. 90, Grey-street, Auckland. N.B.—F. K. hopes, by strlot attention to busi ness, and Belling none but genuine artioles at a low figure, to merit a Bhare of publio patronage. Pies .0 notloe that in future I shall only keen the double-Btrength Sarßaparllla; prioe, 2a 6d and Is per bottle. JSf O T ICE, This Is to givo notico to James Tyndall that his Goods will be sold if not claimed within one week trom this date and expenses paid thereon, WILLIAM BARR, Boarding-bouse Keeper, Onehunga, Onohunga. June 26,1882. _P1 f_ T0 *10, tMW LENT on Building -S*i." Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgagee and Loans negotiated. See List ot Properties tor sale on Ith page. Six por oent allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. Williamson, Land. Estate and Financial Aaant and Valuator, Vnloan Lane. rTIO CONCHOLOGISTS. Any Gentleman having any '• Polyzoa " of the Anokland Distrlot would oblige by oalllng on or writing to Eric craig. Princes-street. ~" AULESBROOK Se CO.'S Gold Medal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZE at tbe New Zealand International Exhibition, Christohuroh). THE3E BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THB MARKET. MAY BE HAD FROM ANY RESPECTABLE GROCER. The 'Borealla' having arrived, Customers oan now have their usual supplies. JOHN'EAisLE, Agent, High-stkkbt, ' June, 1832. • . gINGER UEWING jyTACHINES RECEIVED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS AKD TWO SILVER MEDALS. NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, MAY BB HAD OH TfMB PAYMEKTB OF 28. 6D, a Wkkk, wlthoufextra oharge for Interest. Maohines all dosses) thoroughly Repaired at Faotory Prioes. LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed " Thb Sing-h Company, 261, Queen-street, Auokland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. rTIHE NEW BUILDING SOCIETY. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMA NENT BUILDING. LAND AND INVEST. MKNT SOCIETY OF AUOKLAND OOBNBB OF QUEEN-STRBET and VULCAN LANE, All olassea 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, Sec, in sums of im to ASOOO, repay able—for every £100 advanced—at the following scale, by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instal ments!— Repayments Per A Repayments Per extending over Week, (extending over Week, s.d. I I yean __ is 101 1 yean _ 8 8 1 years .. 12 B n 8 yean _ 7 t 6 yean _. 10 61] 10 yean - 6 8 SPECIAL FACULTIES ore given to Ber rowers for paying off port principal money and reducing weesly payment, or the whole sum may be paid off at any time—the Soolety grant ing LIBERAL DISCOUNT. GEORGE ERASER. Manager. mHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. Mr—Fob Cigabbhttes Oub YELLOW BIRD (TOBACCO Is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. JPartridge and Woollams, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. ©KATES. SKATES. SKATES. Wanted Known —That BRANSTON and FORSTER are now manufacturing Skates ot all sizes, on the mos approved principle, and at Reduced Prioes SELLING OFF-fl-tAWING-ROOM SUITES XJ at reduced prices. Fob Cash, at T. & H. COOKE'S, . 123, Queen-street. SELLINGOFF-TiINING-ROOM SUITES AI at reduced pricesi Fob Cass, at T. SE H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS ANE JL COTS at reduced prices For Cash, at T.& H.COOKE'S, 123, Queen-Btreet. SELLING OFF- fIARPETS. Hearthrugs \j Lino!eum,_nd Fioorclott at reduced prlo__. For Cash at T. _; H. COOKEd, 123 Queen-streot. SELLING O-F-fi ILT CHIMNEY GLABBE. XX Blaok and Gold Mirrors and Toilet Glasses, atredncec prices, For Cabb, at T. Se H COOKE'S, 123, Queen-Btreet. ' BELLING OFF—"OEMNANTB of CARPETS 1 W"JU""*W" Jtt FLOORCLOTHB, Seo. 1 at and under cost prioe, Foi , Cash, at T. & H. COOKE'S ) 123, Qaeen-Btreet. ■ SELLING OFF-JIHH! WHOM OT OUI JL IMMENSE STOCK Ol FURNITURE CARPETS FLOORCLOTHS, and BBC DING, at greatly reduoe< r prioes, Fob Oash, previous t removing to our New Shot Rooms in Victoria-street,— l • and H, COOKE, 123, Queet I street.



Pnbllo Notices. IJ.HE UNION S. S. M. SASH A»D DOOR COMPANY (LIMITED). The PREMISES of the above Company will be strictly CLOSKD for STOCK-TAKING on SATURDAY, Ist Jnly. DAVID MURDOCH, Secretary. ITx-STREET, NEWTON EOAD. AND SYMONDS-STREET, * A 'Bns will leave tho Anokland Hotol. Qneen street. as above, every hour. First tripatf.SO morning, P. COLLINS, Proprietor. "OEMOVAL. — Glasgow Loan Office. AAI KHiott-stroot.—Persona having pawned things with me will find tho same at my Shot), Pitt-street, between top of Vincent ana Hobson streets, Mow and Left-off Clothing Bought jMs a6LA^ B r!)_?. npot^"r J*_#*s? A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees aro proparod to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 an A upwards. Mortgages can bo redeemed ,by, '. quarterly instalments. Applications for loans tobo sent in by SATURDAY, the Ist July* R. CAMERON, , __ Manager. Temporary Offices: Darby-street. m H E AUCKLAND •*■ FORWARDING AND PARCEL DELIVERY AOENCY Reßpeotf nlly begs to draw the attention of the General Publio of Auokland and surrounding; districts to the advantages offered by this Agency of a Cheap and guaranteed tegular Conveyance of Parcols, Goods, SCO., in the Town and Suburbs. For conrenience, -genciea for, BopkiDg Orders are established in all the Suburbs. m The Head. Office Is oonneoted with tho Telephone Exchange. .:_".. DELIVERIES J Town-Hourly. Suburban, U a.m. and 4.60 p<m The Delivery commences Ist July, 2882; HEAD OFFICE i . XH'it% NATHAN'S BOND, CUSTOMHOUSE- } _ STREET. _ Boolesiasttcai. 7 OUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, corner of Wellesley and Albert streets.—Evangolistlo Service, THIS (Thursday) EVENIN G, at 7.30. AU aro invited,' Recent arrivals oordiallv invited. CJT. SEPDLCHRE'S.-First Anniversary t rfDedlcatlon.-St. Peter's Day (thia day>,.. JU_e29. 7.30. Preacher, the Right Rev. the Bishop. ST. PAUL'S CHUKOH.-By Vequeit Reoital given on Monday Evening last «?''*• repeated, -with alight modifications, .m MONDAY next, 3rd Jnly, at 7.30 p.m. • ■" Dividends. '•;. r.)r IT.HE UNION STEAM SAW, MOULD. ing. sash, and door company i (Limited). ,>'.<<• >. _ The Transfer Books of the above Company will bo CLOSED from July Ist to 10th lnolpslve. DAVID MURDOCH; Seoretary. . Auctions. , — : 1 ' ■ V ,t. rO-MOKROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.k. MARKET-DAY. a ' ARTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCk •ua„J_£ UIT ' AND GR°OBRY A.O_lO_} MARKET. POULTRY DEPARTMENT. Fowls, Turkeys. Ducka, Geeso, Pigeons, Pea cock, Pigeons, Canaries, Fanoy Birds. Small Pigs, a Good Dog (cross between mastiff and bloodhouod). fifteen Well-brod Bramahs. . A Woll-bred Pointer Dog; shot over twoseei eons ' PRODUCE, FRIJIT, AND GROCERY ' D__i". PARTMENT. ■■>•': Goodi Table Potatoes, Superior Seed Potatoes, Kumeras, Carrots, PnrWPkihS, Melons. Cab* bages, Cauhilo wore. Herbs, Canterbury and Local Bacon and Bams, Beef, Pork, Cheese, Batter, Flour, Oatmeal, Maize. r-. ; i On Accouut of Whom it May CONOERH, At I o'olook p.m., •'""..'. ' 7', A lot of Flour, in 50 and 100 lb begs, last landed. FRUlT.—Apples, Lemons, Bananas, GROCERIES, &c..-Tea. Coffee. Coooa; Sugir. Rloe, Cornflour. Biscuits, Lollies, Ettuohi I Blue, Soap, Candles. Vestas, Blaokine. Paint. " White Lead, Oil, &o„ a 'lot of samples Tea; in halfoheats and boxes, Tartaric Acia.' Salad Oil, Mustard, Blacking, Vinegar,'' Lobsters, Confectionery,. Cornflour, Paper. Castor Oil, Black.Load, &c, all fresh goods. - FURNITURE DEPARTMENT,' «r ON BALE PBIVATB-.V, X. AUCTION PRICES t A Large and Well-assorted Stock of Gendra. FurnishlDg Goods and Merchandise. TO-MORUOtT, ■ , v:*TI PRODUCE SALE. W. DOWDEN WILL sell by auction at the Exe&ange '" Mart, Queon-street, To-morrow, at 11 o'olook, 7 g -._.■■/ i tons Prime Table Potatoes ■ ■'■">.■ t. 6 oases Bacon and Hams ■ v. , 20 saoks Maize ~,... 'I , V 7 tons Flret Quality Flour ■•" 200 saoks Oats . 30 sacks Barley 10 oases Currants and Raisins 3 tons Rloe ■..- f jkk-f. a eases Coffee, 1 lb tins 2 oases Bell & Black's Vestas . , , - ,-. . 100 boxes Tea ■ ' ' ~ " •• 20 kegß Butter Kerosene. Soon, Candlos,BUculta Boots. Fancy Goods Watohes, Jewellery Sec, Bus., ' fee V AT SIB BT"N'S MART, V ■ At 11 o'Clock. < '■' ValAtl .V, Q4o'i' BJ.'P"^^'o^*o*feV3r!; '■ iQr3t\J 200 bags Flonr " 100 bags Oats 80 paokages Tea . ■, 60 saoks Maize ' ■ , ' • ' *' "'■ "■■*•«• ■ 160 mats Sugar ■■ !, ><■_% Fowl Wheat. Bran, Onions '"'' " • ' Carrots, Pork, Beet Currants, Jams ~,»-». Ralslnß, Rloe, Kerosene, soap. Candleß " . * Grooories and Sundries "*"?"• I. "TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.H. V-J.. POULTRY, . PRODUCE, _ LOWEJJS' SHRUBS, PLANTS, Etc. ' \ - CARBINES & TAYLOR TXTILL sell, by auction, at their Sale. tftfMk sK Qneen- BteMt' at H POULTRY-Fowls, Duoks, Geese, Turkey* bred Malhem Terrier, Seo. «.""•*« TREES-Flowers, Plants, Shrubs, Sec, &o. PRODUOE-Hams and Baoon, Batter: Oheese. Lard, wed Table Potatoes.Ontor* Bmi. ; ■ E^fine^rots. Oats, Bran, *,<_£, » GROCEBIESj-Teo, Sugar, Cornflonr. Starch. Candles, Kerosenei ataron,, ■ V l' - Aisa ■ ' ■-. x\ '.. On account of whom it may concern— ■■ .3 Logs Timber in Fort-street. ",mt: ..At 11 o'Clock. CARBINES & TAYLOR, ;;. r . * V Auctioneers. ]...':■ 'W, S. COOHBANK) UAS. _^____| -" I TUESDAY, JULY 4. OA ' HOUSEHOLD FURNITURB AND EFFECTS. ; SAMUEL & SON HAVE. received instructions from Mr— P. Gorman to aell at his residenoe tm_i Floeataff Hotel, North Show, onTbSve totefw ; 110 oloc_, * * AUbla HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. _y_.} fi <f • ' Terms Cash. * ~ MONDAY, JUIY 10. "—' :V " PRELIMINARY~NOTICE OP SALW ;. BY AUCTION ° I MESSRS POTTER AND COS ' E DUBRAM-STEEET. ~'•.' . .f_*_ PACKAGES OE MERCHAI.. } pO DISE, insisting of-^JWarßt*;; i Barthenware, Hatedware. __)S_*____S__ l,i •"r ,1 Iron Safes, Carriage Lamps, __c__B_f ; J gußical iMtan^^o^^g^JgfJwoa *" Ex ShipCa-^ria<^° m Wto, , ... (Continued on Fourth JPhge.) ' "*