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COBOMANDEL, this day. 18

DEATH OF TflE UEV. T. SCO IT. The Rev Thomas Scott.of Christ's Church, Cormnandel, died this morning at 7.30 o'clock, nged 67, deeply regretted. He al wuvs had exhibited extraordinary mental and physical vi K our. and had, during his DttSt Me, tilled many important public posi tions. Previous to being ordained to the mm istiv in liutberford, Ireland, he held the Office of Seneschal. He came to this colony nbout 20 years ago, and received the ap pointment of Resident Magistrate at Maun inkaramc >, North of Auckland. On coming Coroman'del ho held the odice of Receiver of Gold Revenue. He was subsequently or dained, and was appointed to Christ Church. He conducted service at the church on Sunday evemna and visited the township nn Monday. On returning home he com pUta.d ofs feeling unwell. Shortly after, wards ho became insensible. "ckatoo : In breaking down yesterday fair crushing stuff was obtained, gold show in.» through the stone, but no specimens.

THAMES, this day. The Queen of Beauty got a few good stones last night in the winze at.Ho. 8, which sent scrip up a attic, „ the Eureka (Otanaui) a few good t tones are got every timo thereof is broken. Two^ new claims have been pegged out on the line of reef j we expect to cut it in tbThe WCrown, Bonanza, and Anglo-Mao.i arc pushing on work.

TE AKOHA.this day. At the Warden's Court and Police Court, a Inne amount of bualnois was transacted. A number of claims to ground were dis nosed of by fine and adjournment. P The ca«s of larceny against a man named and Bonanza have commenced work again,

{PER PHKSS ASSOCIATION.)

WANGANUI Tuesday.

The s.s. St. Kilda has been sold for £1710 by tho Graziers' Company to Messrs Ken nedy Brothers and tho Biunnor Company. Captain Greager takes shares and the com mand,

WELLINGTON, this day. DECISION RE THE WRKCKOF THE WESTPORT.

Judgment was given to-day in the West port enquiry ca«e. Afier reviewing the facts at length, Mr Hardcastle said :-" In my opinion, the loss of the Westportrcsulted from the wrongful act and default of Cap tain Gibbs-(l) In not heaving the lead when he sighted the land; (2) in not navi gatina moro cautiously in a dense fog when be knew he was close to a rocky shore, and out of his course; (3) in not having Bwur.g his ship in this hemisphere; (4) in going to sea from Lyttehon in an unseaworthy condition; (5) in at tempting to press his disabled vessel across the Straits in the face of bad weather until she was unable to retreat; and I suspend his certificate for six months, and order him to pay the coats of the enquiry, £14. In answer to Mr Shaw, the Court said they would recommend that Captain Gibb be allowed to act as first mate during the fuspension of his master's certificate.

GKEI MOUTH, Tuesday.

A 251b. salmon was seen to jump to-day beneath a bridge over Red Jack's Creek. The epmsh startled the horse of the party Who observed the fiab. The person being well-acqnaiuted with salmon at Home,there could be no mistake as to the description of the fish, which jumped fully five feet clear of the water.

LYTl'fiL TON, this day. Arrived : Rangitikei, ship, Uaptain Mail man, from London, with 34 passengers, all well. J. Cornish, ship's butcher, died of dropsy on April 27. Sailed : Janet, McNcill, for Falmouth.

CBRISTCHURCH, this day,

stan.more election.

At the nomination for Stanmore Dis trict at noon to-day, the following was the result of the show of hands :—Cowli ahaw. 70 ; Richardson, 5S ; PlUiet% 47, Mr .rtlliet demanded a poll. A meeting of farmcs and others . in terested in the promotion of the European flax industry was held in the Ellesmere district on Friday, when those present de cided to assist, as far as possible,, the pro visional directorate established in Christ church for the formation of a company haying in view the manufacture of fibre and oil. , ~ A meeting of coursing men was nela to-day, at which the proposition to form a Coursing Ground Company was affirmed, and directors elected. The shares are £5 each, and tha capital £2,000. About 200 acres of land near Rolleston Junction, 18 miles from Christchurcb, will be bought, and laid ont after the fashion of English and other coursing grounds. The children's fancy dress ball, at the Exhibition, to-night, was an immense success. The attendance was extremely large.

DUNEDIN, this day. lhe Late Fire.

Captain Kitchener is in tbe same state. lMs wife is low. Erysipelas.has set in. Tbe child is rapidly sinking. Nearly £400 have been collected for the Kitcheners, A fisherman named Kirdners borrowed a boat for fishing in the Waihola Lake. The boat has been found, but nothing has since been heard of Kirdners, who Is supposed to bave fallen overboard. William Mannerson, who was arrested at the Bluff with £39 on him, charged with wife desertion, waa brought up at the Police Court, when it was arranged he should deposit £19 10s and psy 10s per At'the Benevolent Asylum inquiry,-the evidence, was neatly all favourable to the manager. Quinn himself stated that he had been 11_ years in the police, and 7 years a Provincial Government servant. When he left the force he was a senior first-class ser geant, and during his services was only reprimanded once, the matter being a very trifling one. He became master of the institution in 1874.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Juwr 5,1883.

Bunk fit New Zealand-£23 ISs to £23 17s 6d; Wlißl-9, Bfil National Bani-Buyere. 77a Sonth British—Buyers, 60s; sellers, fils Co\onial-10s3d Thames 'Jaß-Sfillers. 29s Bay of Islands Coal Company—Sellers, £810s Northern— Buyers, 10a 3d Fisher and Co.-lla 9d Mercury Bay Timber Co.—°ollers, Ma 6a Devonport Ferry—tellers, 12s 6d Aooldont Assuranoe—Buyers, 4s Id Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.—26s; sellers, 26a Thames-Buyers, 10s; 12s 3d Tokatea—Sellers, 9* 3* Qu< en of Beauty—l2s 3d

JO3KPH NKWMAN. Chairman.

The dioramic season has set in auspi ciously. Mr Thompson opened last night in the Opera House to a £112 house. To vary an old Baying, " There's nothing like gifts."

A meeting of the creditors of William Warren Batt, commission agent, ot Auck land, waa held this morning, when Mr Tho. Macffarlane was appointed trustee in the estate The debtor's assets are stated at £47 and his liabilities at £275 0a lOd.

The names of Mis-es Buckley, Mincbam; Lawlord, and Gtibble, were inadvertently omitted yesterday from our report of the inaugural entertainment of the Sir Henry Havelock Band of Hope. They contri buted to the programme.and are deserving of mention.

she tirat meeting of creditors in the es> ate of William Ewart Sansbury,contractor, of Aucklund, took place in tho Supreme Courthouse this morning, Mr T. Macffar lane beiDg elected trustee. Tbe assets are set down at £82, and the liabilities at £295 59.

An old man named Keeye?, aged 70 years, was admitted to tbe Hospital this afternoon suffering from the effects of a singular accident. He Bays he was stepping onto the kerbstone at Otahuhu, and his sight not being good, he did not place his foot sufficiently far forward. The conse quence waa that he fell, sustaining a con tusion of the hip, and injuring one of his legs, causing it 10 swell considerably. Thanks are returned by the Hospital authorities to Mrs G. W. Jones, of I'on sonby, and Mr Bamus, of Qrafton ISoad, for bundles of old linen. Further supplies from other sources would be acceptable. A cook named William J. Bakeij re cently from Christshurcb, died at \ the Hospital this afternoon, from pleuro pneumonia. The case was a very bad oue, and no hope of recovery vrm entertained since his admission on Monday afternoon.

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DBNT.)

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. Sir George Grey's Land Bill, SirGeorgoGrey's Land Boards Bill provides that tlie Government hy proclamation, after the passing of the Act for the purposes of the elections hereinafter, shall divide each existing land district into five electoral district', each such electoral district comprising all the road dis tricts within one or more counties, and any borough or boroughs con tiguous thereto. The Land Board shall consist of the Commissioner of Crown Lands of the District and five elective memberil, one member for each electoral district, who shall be elected by the local governing bodies within the said electoral districts respectively. Any person qualified to be a member of v local governing body shall be eligible to be elected a member of such Land Board. Such Land Board shall hold office for and be elected every three years; the Commissioner of Crown Lands to be chairman of the Board ex ollicio ; and shall have a casting vnta in all questions and matters before the Board.

WRECKAGE NEAR LYTTELTON.

Supposed Loss of the Aucklahd

Brigantine Omaha.

LVTTELTON, this day. The marks on the casks of tallow washed ashore at Motananui aro believed to be a Chatham Island brand. If so, the wreckage would point to a disaster having overtaken the brigantino Omaha, daily expected from the Islands. Nothing boyond conjecture is, however, yet possible,

THE OAMARU MYSTERY.

Husband Arrested.

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OAMARU, Tuesday. RichAhd Be/Lttie, the husband of the woman who was found dead in a water course near Peebles, has been arroated by the police on suspioion of having caused her death.

LATER.

Proof of Murder Forthcoming 1.

OAMARU, this day.

Alexander Bcattie was formally charged at the Magistrate's Court to-day With tho murder of Sarah Adams, whose body was found in a creek at Pakakio on Sunday. He was remanded, at the request of Che police, for a week, till after the inquest on the body. , .. ■I he police will not give any information, but from what fell from t ergt. -major Thom son in Court theiofereuceisthat the woman did not die of drowning, and that there had been foul play. He said very plainly that he had evidence that the woman had been killed by some person, but declined to go further, •. .. in The post mortem examination was held yesterday, and probably Mr Thompsons remnrks were based upon the discoveries mnde then, ______

AUCKLAND CRICKET CLUB.

The statistics of the Auckland Cricket Club for the past season are of a most satis factory nature. There were in all 30 matches played, and of these 18 were won, 6 lost, and 6 drawn, llobinsons eleven pliyed 11. won 9, lost 1, while 1 was drawn. Beale's eleven played 19 matches, won 9, lost 5, and 5 were drawn. BVTTING AVERAGES-INCLUDING ALL INNINGS PLAYED BY MEMBERS. I I |■ i t a§i 2 i Name. ~g * a % g Karl, Fred 2 J " « U ffisat^-ia | | > Adaraa.J. C. ..9 1 3U< 101 12 5 m* hi, SSfcW.: :: 9 * « "* | K^h. :: i •» 33ffiSaV>.::S 8 $ 51 p«?:j?j.:: : « j § » i\ Roll #T 10 o la 01 O a Webster. J,O. .. 6* 0 11 85 tl TyndaU, J .... 8 1 6 i0 * ' * Signifies not out.

1. S-g ■ _,^ oel '""i rl -* U$ --> *-5 *O *O SO *-* ** ® ® IS Z_j 11 IT _! □ ~J rHO t»—I.HCOOO —< __s . •°I ssasssassssggs ii • fco °* °.3 mS3 N ■«« 50 <S«0ON« CO <O-t *s TTTTTTTTTTTTTT £ B H S O OS (0 BKiS__O__

The following members batted /jf Anoktand Vwantv.two v. All Kngland :-Robin?on (0-4), Blndon(l-l>C-meronTl6-4>. Cox (0-11. Dewej (g-31), Buokiand (0-1). O;B.ie- (J). and Y.teß 12-18). These scores are induced In theabove averages. Moaars. Koblnson. Buokiand. and Cox bowled in the same match, the former and latter with considerable success.

"SECCOMBE'S WELL" RE PARNELL JOINING THE CITY.

(To the Editor.)

Hm—l have heard on good authority that certain of our wise men are sti 1 trying to burden the ratepayers of Parnell with that Croat inoubus —Seocombe's well If this is oorreot it is "me for us Parnell ratepayers to put shoulder to shoulder to resist this Inirmitous design. A meotinß of ratepayers ou?h certainly to be called to protect against this millatone again being placed on the neoka of the Parnell ratepayers. I know that all those 265 bnr(?e9BPS who signed the Petition were congratulating themselves upon havlntr, as they thought, got rid of SencornbßS well, but If we »raßagaln to have lUhrnat upon us It will be far better for Parnetl to join the city and have our affairs mananod by honourable men, especially as the terms offered by the city to Parnell are more reasonable ■_»-. the terms offered by our own CounoiL and under a new regime ParnaU would very lik.ly Ret an impatus that It his not had under the old. My informant assured me that Parnell wss more likely to have tho water pupplv from Soccombe's than tho olty.—l am, yours, John Savage. Parnell. Joly 3. P.S.—Since writing the above, I see by this morning's papers leiier h»s been received from Mr Tyler re tieccombe's well, confirming my statement. It Is more necessary now. Mr .Editor, for the Parnell ratepayers to take im mediate action, and Blga the jiatltton that ia being presented to them.—J.3.

a white topsail schooner, resembling the Clurlnda. dua from Uunedln. waa beating up theharbour late this atternooni The barque Loongana sailed for Newcastle on Monday morniDg. The schooner Madona, which the Cus. Toms authorities were so eager to geein harbour about three yeaw ago m connection with certain alleged smuggling transactions, h as been wrecked at the Islands. Bmokew, whose lndnlsrenoe in the weed lfl oonUaiious. shopld Me Just snoh a cordial ac UnOLPHO WOLFBB SCHIEDAM AROMATIC dyspepsia, heartburn, ta«W?*ga>£rSSi?Ss brinßlna on tremors, and Its fumes impair me vision. 'While this elixir may obviate these rasnlta, it will certainly braoe the system against its pernicious effect".

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Murder hy Fenians in Ireland, LONDON, July 4.

Intelligence is to hand from Ireland that a Mr Kenny has been murdered in Dublin. It has been conclusively proved that the murder is the work of Fenluns, but no arrests have yet been made. numerous Arrests Taleen Place. The police .have eiTucted the capture of twenty-two men on suspicion of being con cerned in the assassination of Blake, the agent, and Kean, the steward, of Lord Clanricarde, at Laughrea, on the 28ih ult. The Repression Bill. -The Home I ltulers Leave the House. In tho House of Commons to-day, the Irish Repression Bill was again under con sideration. The Home Rule members again warmly opposed the measure, and proteetad against its being declared urgent. Finally, all the Home Kulers, except four, left the House in a body, at the same time declared their protest agaiost the revival of tho urgency system.

SUPREME COURT.—This Day

(Beforo His Honor Mr Justice Gillies.)

(IN CHAMBERS.)

Probate, etc.—Probate was granted in ro Win. Thomas Walker, VVm, Kilgour, Donald McKenzie, and Edwin Missen (deceased), and letters of administration '■ were ordered to issuo in re Wni. Fair, weather (deceased), wbilo the letters of ad ministration in ro Donald Buchanan and Joseph Parker (deceased) were ordered to be renowed. An ordor was mado to register a copy oi the will of J. B. Strange. Sundry.—The settlement of issues ia Sloane v. Johns was deferred, and so were Mr Uesketh'a applications for the fixing of time and place for hearing the compensa tion clr.ims preferred against the Cambridge North Township District Board by Rose and Clements respectively. A motion to vest the estate of John Gorrie (deceased) in the Public Trustee was al*o deferred pend. ing the filing of an aflidavit showing that it would bo advantageous to so ve;>t the pro perty. Re Frederick Bennett (a dobtor).— Application for order of discharge.-Mr Williamson moved for an oidor.—The report of the trustee stated that the debtor had been proprietor during a period of eight years of the Tararu Gardens at the Thames, that they|turned out unprefitably, and that, consequently, ho lost his monoy over them.—His Honor said that as there were no assets in this case, and as the creditors had not recommended the dis charge, he considered that it should be laid down as a.rule that in such cases the order should be refused.—Ha would therefore follow that course. (IN BANCO.) Re William Sylvstkr Pcjlfobd (debtor,)— Application for discharge from bankruptcy.—Mr Earl appeared for the dobtor, and Mr Browning for a few opposing creditors. The trustee's report was of a favourable character. It stated that the debtor had sustained a heavy losa in Victoria by having an uninsured house burnt down, and that on coming here he borrowed money for tho purpose of paying off his Victorian creditors, which loan, and tho payments it involved, had been the immediate cause of his insolvency His liabilities, however, amounted to £183, of which only £120 had been proved.—Mr .browning opposed the discharge on tho gieund that at the general meeting of creditors a resolntion was passed recom mending the suspension of the order for a period of three years.—Mr Earl pointed out that tha meeting referred to was very thinly attended and that two or tbreo per sons tho aggregate amount of whose claims was only iS, had opposed the debtor's dis charge, while a large number of creditor.-1, whose united claims amounted to £89, had given their assent to the order being granted. His Honour said that as he had ju.-t laid itdownu.iagencral rule that In cases iike tho present where there wero no assets available, tho order of discharge should only be grunted when the creditors passed a recommendatory resolution to that effect, he could not do otherwise in Hi absence than to leave the debtor to obtain bis dis charge in the ordinary course oi law, which is equivalent to a suspension for three years. hs Arthur Crompton Uettany (a debtor). —Application for order of discharge. —Mr Keetley for debtor,—The trustee re ported that the debtor had kept a store in the Market, and carried on a remunerative business, but that through intemperate habits he had incurred liabilities beyond his means. One creditor had sold off his stock, but some landed property that he had was expected to yield a very good dividend. The debtor, seeing that unless he became a total abstainer he would make no headway had resolved to turn over a now leaf, The liabilities were £465, ana the assets were stated at £SSO, but might be expected to yield £450 - Order granted. j

Plumleyv. Hasibkton and Another. —Argument on demurrer, -The argument was adjourned. The Court theD rose.

A sailor suffering from bruises about his face and head was brought to the Hospital lost night. Dr, Hooper dressed the wounds, which bled freely. The man remained all night, and left this morning.

An advertisement appears elsewhere in our columns, announcing a tea-meeting and entertainment for the St. ft Sepulchre's Sunday-school scholar?, to-morrow even ing, commencing at G o'clock. Scholars will be admitted free of charge, but visitors will be charged a shilling for admittance to the entertainment.

rrtiT? 4TTniTT.ATtfM iT.vw.ivi w« STAR. WEDNESDAY. JTTTjY R.



Gazette in Bankruptcy. ' IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW S ZBALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In tho matter of " Tbe Debtors and Creditors f Act, 1876." and the amendments thereto, " and of Wiwhm KwißT Bambbohy, of - the City of Auokland, Contractor, a Debtor. This la tn nolifr that at the first meeting of a Creditors of tha above named Debtor, held at - the Supreme Court-house, Auckland, this day, Thomas Macffarlane, of the City of Auckland, Certificated Accountant In Bankruptcy, wae ■ c elected to be Creditors' Trustee In the property , ( of the above-named Debtor, and that tbe said - Thomas Maoffurlanu has duly signified to the Registrar In' Writing, his acceptance of euoh office. 1 Dated at Auokland, this sth day of July, 1832. 3 G. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. J. M. &PK&D, Solloitor lor the Debtor. ______.__^ j XN THE SUPJREMiS COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHBRN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and tbe several Acts amend- '' ing tbe same, and of the Bankruptcy of WIM.IAM Warren Hatt, of the City of Anokland, Commission Agent, a Debtor. It is hereby notified that at a First Meeting of the Creditors of tbe said William Warren Batt held this day in the Supremo Court j Buildings, at the hour of 11, o'clock in tho \ forenoon, Thomas Macffarlane, Kequiro, of j Auckland, Certificated Aooountant in Bank- j rnptoy, waa eleced Creditors' Trustee of the j property of the abovenamed William Warren j Batt: and that the said Thouma Macffarlane j has signified to me, in writing, his acceptance of the said trusteeship. Dated ut Auckland, this sth day of July, 1882. Q. W. BASLKY, Deputy Registrar. H. Williamson, ghortland-street. Debtor's Solioltor. TN THE SUPREME COURT OK NEW JL ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. , IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Creditors ' Act, 1876," and the several Acts amending i ibe same, and In the matter of the Bank i rnptoy of Kiohabd Cox, of Coromandal, miner, a debtor. ' j This is to notify that Richard Cos, Of Coro- . ma-del, la the Provincial District of Auckland, I I miner, has this day filed a statement that ho la . i unable to meet his engagements with his credl- I ) toes. The flrstmeetlng of creditors to be held p at the Snpremo Court-house, Auokland. on ) Wednesday, the twelfth day of July, 1882, at s 11.30 o'clock in the forenoon, i i Dated this sth day of July, 1882. I ' G. W. BASLKY, j Depntf Registrar, .f I H. WjIXIiMSB!», I t ghortlann-street. —



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ANTKD, a General Servant.—Apply to Mrß WlllouKhby, Tho Nook, Symondu- Btroet. , ""-*■ ANTED, v smart Man for the Cloth- VV ing department,—Apply at once to J. l.ovy. Clothlor, 211 Queen-street. WAITED, a. respectable lioy. — 1. Aloxandor. Jeweller. "iIiTANTED SKKM, the Large Stook of W Winter Ribbons foe «d-At Damplors Wakefleld-streot Shop. ______ mttrAJSTKD, a respectable Lud to make YV himself genorally usoful; good oliarao torroquire™-Apply to Ut. Riohardson. Kara igahapo Road.___ ■_ ANTED, :i respectable Lad to drive a oarrlago. milk, and astlstlnthoßardon. - \ uply to H dwqj^J^wlB I J2_l_lJ_----±^-gi: \\l AJSi'ni), a Mesßßge Hoy ; one who »'» has a dor.ire to lenrri tho trade pro rorrod.-Apply to White & Watklußon, Tailora. Vlotorla stroot. . WANTED a Lud as Appn;ntice to the Bakinit Trado.-Apply. boforo 10 n»d iftor 4. to K. Stllwelt. ParneU Hakory. "i ANTKD, for a milk round, a Man of VY good addro3B and good scholar; wagos, loj, and oomraission. —«pply. 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E \S~ANIEU, a Good Generaf Servant V V —Apply to Mra McMastor, 212, Quoon treet \%7ANTrfD TO StsLL, Two or Three Vt Light 'Bueeos in good repair.—W. , irowther, Welleßley-Btroot. i* ■ ANTKD.Three First-class Barmaids ; ' * ono iipe»kin(» German preferred : aIBO Cwo General Hervaots and n Young Man for lOtol.- Armarotig and Co. 177, Qioon-Biroet.^ |»7 ANTED KNOWN—Curling's Hair * V T Hostoror. will jostoro fadod or arey air to Its orlKiQ^l colour.—lt la not a dye. 3 per bottle,—Gardner, UhemUt, 184, Quoon- „ treet.and North ahoro. n U7ANTBD KNIIWN-Pectorine is a »; t T most valnable coußh mixture, 2s Od per L )Ottlo.-Gardnor, 181, Qaoen-atreot, and North c. ihore. £ »AT ANTED HKEN, the Ladies' Trimmed _ 11 Hati at Is and 1b 6d, and tbe Fur Hats »! or U 6d; Satin do., 1 s Gd—At Damplor's Wake- > lold-stroet Shop. „ v WANTED, Tenders for Fencing about | ( SO Chains (more or Iocs) at Mangere, I rarlri posts and thre« rails, at por chain,—Apply v 3.P.Dawaon E WANTED, a good General Servant j * reference requlred.-Mrs Waters, Upper a jaoen-Btroo'. ANTriD, a Fireman for Bush Saw Mill.-Apply to D. Goulc or Pierce janigan. V\7 ANTED KNOWN —Men's > elson l TT Tweed Snlt°, 47a 6d; Bojs" ditto. 32a 6d; , Mon's Bplondid Crimean bhlrts, 8s 3d ; Regatta * jnlrts, 6s Cd; Hurd Felt Hats, 3a Gd; Aiplne nats, 2s lid; Mo;glel Sax, Is 8d; Turkish Bath I rownlH. la Id.—Bronnan'a Auckland Honse, !ootof Vlotorl_-9treet. WANTED, a Man who thoroughly I undorßtands the Manufacture of By- Iruulio Liiii'.j; to ono also acquainted with tho naking of Comont a preference will be given.— kpply Warkworth Cement Company. Colonial - tank Buildings, Auolilana, WANTBD KNOWN, that City Market - I* In Working Ordor for business, 3overal prominent Stalls TO LET.-Apply r. Slater. Weigh Bridge Offloe. WANTED, a Lady Help to assist a mother with young children. tMhbUu itlon has hitherto been hold from 3 to 6 years.— i.pply to Mrs W. P. Faatheratone, Dovonport. i \af AINTED, a good General Servant 5 VT f -.plain oooklog. Good home; wages, ISs 3er week.—Apply to Mrs Jer vis, Vlotorla Road, Qevonport. ] , WANTED SEEN—The Window JNet, Sid: Long Curtains,3i lid; Children's Pinafores, lid; Frooss. 2s; Ameriom Leather, .ljd; at Dampier's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. \\ ANTED, £2,000, on good Freehold l Vt Peourlty, at 6 per cent.—Address OS, 3tar Office. WANTED KNOWN—We have too large a Stook ot Boys' Blaok Cloth faoketa and Tests; to rednoe the stock, will >Wl at 10a Gd, or 7s 6d for Jackets; an immense aaorifloo.— Phllllps's Mart, Qaeon-street. "ANTBD SKEN, Mon's Shirts for Is Cd ; Handsome Stud Suites, 9d; Gents' Handkerchiefs (large size), Gd; at Dampier's WaKefleld-street Shop. ■ WAIN TED to Kejl — Chee c, isacon, Butter. Ekss, &0., of the Best Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prloes.—R. Rew, ' Grocer, Victoria-street. ANTED, by a Lady of 20 years ex- , perienee. Muslo Pupils at Is per lesson. , Kveßing Lessons given. Private Lessons in Dancing to Adults or Families,—Address Mrs Welch, Grey-street, opposite Hellior House. WANTED KNOWN—The only Per fect Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, is by applying to Professor Gußscott, tbe only I'raotloal Herbalist In the Colony.—ahortland-Btreet. . ANTED KNOWN—Having too Large a atsok of Over Coals, must olear them out; our 35s Coats will be sold for 255.— J- PhllllPß. Qneen-street. ~XA' aNTEU KNOWN, thai wunsonand V» Martin, 53, Cu'tom-house-street. are supplying Maize. Oats, and Reans (orushed and whole), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Boncdust, so,, at LowMt Rates, j WAN'iKD KNOWN—That J. Cos grave Ss Co. are Selling Men's Goolong Tweed-Trousers and Vaata fur 17s fid. '• ANTKD SEEN, the Japanese Silk, Is 3d the yard: Colored Satin, Is 91; Black do.. 2" 3d and 3s; Black Velveteen. Is lid and 2a 6d. at Dampler's Wakefl"ld-strpet WAWTiiD KNuWi.s — mat Newton beats Qneen-etreet for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we bop.t Newton,—J. and w. Williams. Importers, 82, E»rangahspo Rood. WANTED SEEN, the TwilUhceting, Is Id; White Calico, 3}d; Unbloaohed An, 2Jii; Brown Holland, -id; at Dampier's Wakefleld ttreet Shop. I TT7ANTED Ki*OWN -Sewing Ma-' V t chines from 255; also, Machines taken in exoharge.—W. C. Dennee, Sewing Machine DepOt, Qnoen-Btroot. - \\f ANTED, to aell Five or Six Good V V Farm Horaes,—Apply to W. Orowther. WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy Tweed Troneera for 8a lid. ____ -TTfrANTED KNOWN—Job Line ,of Vf Satin Moffs. from Ss, lld-At WiWam R&ttray's Drapery Warehonae, 178, 180 and 182, Qneen-street. ANTjjD KNOWN—That we have Invoices of Shirtings, Flannels, Dress Materials, Felt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting ust : landed ex Lalra.—J. &W. Williams, 83, Kara . ogahapeßoad; VrrANTED KNOVTH-That Sharland's 1: .V* " T Worm Powders are the most popular and snocossful remedy now known. Price la 'packet.—Address; Opposite Post-office. Vu/AN'IED Known—That if you don't I Vy hurry np you wont be in time to get a • Mackintosh Coat.-J. fe W. Williams. [ TVT7"4NTED SkkN, the Ifur Trimmlne, IVY 9d the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, Cd the yard; lot of Blaok do., cheap ; Chenille < Net, 0d the.yard, at Dampier'a Wakefield-mreet



Wanted r ATP" AW TED SEEN, the Grand Linos t0 V V Ladleß' Fashionable r»oso, 8i: Mci '•• Books, 3d; Children's do, from 2dj Boyß' Klasl _ Bracas. 6d—Damplor's Wakefleld-atreet Shop. 8| WJ AW TED, all pcreons interested in 'J J TV Aroha stook to hccomo Bubaorlbers _ "The To Aroiia Mall," prioo 2d. Auoklai Agent, Mr Maolcy. foot of Cook-street. A - vertlsemonts received by Ingnim and C( y Hoffman's Buildings. 0 \\7 ANTED KNOWN—Working Me '' V* oan Savo their Money by calling at tl - Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Mes ■, "Gd: Board and LoiJrldk 15a por week.—No r tho addrees: Nearly opposite tho Waltomai ' and oloan to tho Pook. Lower Albort-etrßet, a \\f ANTKD— Tailors to bear in mln V V that I have In stook a large aasortmei * of Blaok and Bluo Suporflnea and Dooskln 0 Twoods, Coatlnga, Bodford Cords, and Trln - mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whic I oat at Wholesale Price. A, LOVKTT, ! _^ WeUealey-Btreet. 3 \\7 ANTED KNOWN—That J. Coi T T grave and Co. oro soiling Tweed Ma " tilntonh cioata for 30s, warranted. WANTISD Known-That J, Cosgrav and Co. are SelUnpt Men's Sorgo .Salt ' for 27e fid. , \\J ANTED, Settlors to know tha " ' Amorloan Waguona. light and heavj ' either with or without springs, are for sale i A. Mncklo'n, liurham-utreot, also, very hunt . somo Hooded Bunnies, doable and single, ban ' on an entirely new principle, and of the bet ■ (Uality over yet landed oa these shoros. aNTKD KNOWN. — Thai Shai land's Filially I'Ula are invaluable to Constipation, lleaducho, and Indigoßtion.- Prloo la Box. Address—Oppoaito Post Offloe. WANTED SKEN, the Peerless Glos at 7d tho bottlo; and Cork Solos (India or gents'j, 2Jd tho pair—At ovory one o Dainpior's Shops. \\T ANTED SKBN, tho great new lo V? of Dress Buttons on the Countor, Id th dozen ; Stay Busks, 2d, Id, and Gd, at Dumpier' Wuteelleld-Btreet Bhop Wanted n v ye k t FOR A VERY CHiCAP LOr OF DUK3S MATKIiIALB.KMPRKSS TWItiL, &c (?PIBNDID WKAR), Koducod to Sid and IOJd per yard. E. HOLLOWAY. \»^ANTEO"liNOWN—Boys'and Mon-i V V Overooats chaapor than town, at J. urn: W. Williams'. WANTiiD to Sell, n nearly new centre, board Yacht, well four rt and coppered.— C. Bailey, Shipbuilder, noar tho Dock. ANTKD, rurchaserslor~Good Swede Turnips. In lota of 5 toua, delivered at any railway station within 10 tulles of Otuhuhu, Prlco. SOs per too, or 25s on tho ground,— ifldtiei and Co W "ANTED KNUWN, that Sharlaud'f Cherry Pectoral rolloves Coughs in ten minutes; bottles. 2s Gd.—Address, opposite 'oat-offloo. Yl/" ANTED, a respectable Girl about 1(3 T T to aßslot In tho housework and nnrso a iaby 10 months old.—Apply Mrs Willows. Cotele Villa, Eden Terrace (opposite Kdon Vine Hotel). \\J~ ANTED.-Tho Public to know that V" Munro & Mllllgan. Jtlobron-Btreet, havo added to their Tailoring l)oi>artiuent a branch far the manafaoturo of Bojb' and Youths' Clothing;, made to order, from their large stook of guaanteed Bhrnnk twoods. ANTKD KNOWN — White Twill Calico, yard wide. Td; Marono Satin Cloth, 1b »Jd; Black French Merino, 3a 2d yard ; Hob Hoy Plaid. 2s Id: Auckland Crape nioth, Is 3Jd; Lndlea' Spun Bilk Stooklogs, 3a Sd por pair. - Brennan's Auckland Hoote, foot of Vlotorla-street. WANTED SEEN, .ho Ladies' Ulsters, fia 6d; Ladles' Jackota, 6s 6d; Qlrls' do., 6s-At Dampler's Wakefleld-Btrout Shop. ANT ED KNOWN— BLOMFISLD'S WORM POWDBRB are tho Finest Komody for Worms. In packets. One Shilling: by Post, 1b M.-WKBX KNI) PHARMACY, Ponaonby. WANTED X N O W JN— BLOMFIKLD'B BOOTHING POW DKR3, a cooling aporlont for Children onttlng teeth, troubled with oruptlons of Bkln. Paokota, Is; Post, Is 2d.—WKSX KND PHAhMAOY. Ponsonby. v; A N T E D KNOWN THiT E. HOLLOWAY HAS JOST OPENKD A VKRY LAUQK LOT Off STAYS, BOUGHT MUCK UNDKE THE TRICK, Which will bo sold at 2/0,3/IM/6. J/ll.fi/Jtf pair, FIIfTKKN TO TWENTY PBU CRNT. BHLOW USUAL PHICK. ANTKD X N O \V a— CITIZKNa1 BML. Vkky Impoktant —Tola la tho way Dampier bas begun to teat the aristocracy of Aucklandat his Now Hoot 8hO" viotorla-stroot (lato VV, John -310110V). Ho is actually aoliitig Pollock'« Qontn. Colebratod Ureas Boots (which are being Bold alsowhore at £1 and £1 le) for lla; Ladles' Hlgh-leKKed Prlzo Modal PrunoUa Boota (which iro elrewhoro at least 8s) far 63 Gd; Ladles' Blaok Kid Hhoea (which iiro olsewbere 10s 6d for 63 Gd; Ladles' White Kid Boots, 6s Gd ; Whiti Marsala do, in 6d; lots of other kinds rery Cheap. Maying retained the Eorvices of Mr Badge, late foreman to Mr Johnatone, I Intend to have Boota made to order of the same quality aa Mr W. J. did, and at lower prleee.—w. H. DAM PIKR, Bootmaker, late W. Johnstons, Vlotorla itrent. N. B.—l am happy to Inform my slnoere Eriendß that the new Boot Venture Is already 1 great gnooess. WA N T E D, ran Working Men of Auckland to come and Inspect tho SPLKNDII) NEW 0001)3 Just Arrived ex Cambria. Balmorals and Klaatle-Sido Boots, onlr 10s Cd, the best value over offered in Auckland. Also, 15 Trunks Lad Ins' Button and Fancy Klaatio Kid Boots, the best and obeapest in Auokland. Jon't forgot tho Addresß— H. SAWK IN S, THE RED BOOT WAREHOUSE, VIOTOKrA-STRKKT. RANTED CASH PURCHASEKS FOR fIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF Prime S alt Buttkb 1/ TO 1/3 PER ft. ?Ur UP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 3t TO 60 POUNDS. AND IN JARS FROM 11 TO 18 POUNDS. R. Hew, GROCER, VIOrORIA-STREET. ANTED KNOWN IS1 FOR CASH ONLY 9ood Value In Blankets, from 9/11 to 45/ pair aood Valne in Quilts, from 1/0 to 13/1; slzo. 10-J 3ood Value in Sheeting, from l$l ; 72 inch, 1/ Bood Value in Oallooß. from !i\ ; white. /3 aood Valuo In Drees Materials, from li\ Bood Value In Winceys, from /SJ to 1/8 Hood Value in Looe Curtains, from 8/U to 30/ Qood Value in Ladleß" Ulsters, from 8/9 np 8 nod Value In Hosiery, all sizes and makes Hood Valuo In Satins and Velveteens, from 2/6 Qood Value in Handkerchiefs, from /H oaoh Hood Value in Table Napkirs. /7i; Cloths. 2/ 9ood Valuo in Felt Carpets, 1/4; Tapestry, 2/9 Hood Value In Millinery and Underclothing; Bood Value in Habordaßhory Glood Value in 2-button Black Eid Gloves, I/O Qood Value in Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM. H. SMITH'S Chbap Drapery Warbhodse, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-Btreets, Oppoaito Army and Navy Hotel. N.B.—Onr Well-assorted Stook of GENERAL DRAPKRY is bought cheap for CASH, and marked in plain figures at 10 ncr cent, less tban usual Queen-fltreot prloes. We Invite comparl ion \X7 ANX BJJ X W OW N. TWO SHILLINGS IN THK POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL □ASH PURCHASES OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, Karamahapk ROi>t>, NfiWTOK. Epletidld Value in 361a V> bite Calico, 6/0 per doa Bood Valuo in Blankotg, 7/6 to ?0/ por pair Unequalled Value in Ulatsrs. 4/9 to 35^ each Splendid Value in Jerseys^ 6/6, worth 9/6 Qood Valuo in Millinery and Underclothing Unequalled Valuo in 160 Ladles Felt Hate, 2/6 eaoh Splendid Value in Lone; Laoe Curtains, 1/ per yd Qood Value in Dross Materials, from /1J yd Unequalled Value in Colourad Coahmeres, V per yd Polendid Value in Corsets, 1/6 to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Valua In Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value In Hosiery, all sizes, £0. Splendid Value in 1-tratton Blaok Kid Gloves, S/3 Unequ ailed Valne In Coloured Serges, /1U per yd Oood Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dressmaking on Premlsoa Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/6 AT BTKPHENSON'B, NEWTON HOUSB, Nbwton. N.B.— Compaent on our Stook of General Drapery is needless; a single oall is sofflolent to prove tbat purchasers of Drapery can get best vanle for their money at NKWTON OOT TUADE,— Wanted.immediately, Kneemen; wages for watertlghts, 3s 6d; full employ. Boys wanted for every depart ment.-MoArthux and Co.. Quoen-atreet.



Wanted. )f \^7" ANTED, a few Lesuons on tho Banjo, 's It — Apply by letter, stating terms, to Lo Q.8.D., Stab office. - \\T ANTED, a Lad accustomed to handle c TT Joiners' tools.—Apply Brush Factory, 0 Victoria-stroet. 1* WANTED, Girl about 14 £or house- VV work; to Bleep at home.—Enquire ■' Bishop's Store, Ponsonby Koad. - ANTED, for tho Waikato, 10 or 12 TT Navvies. — Apply at Oil Company's ° Building, Lower Albert-street, to-morrow ~ mornlpg. » Vy ANTED, Apprentice to Bakery.— "* I£. Btillwdl. * 1 \\7 ANTKD, a Good General Servant.— J T Apply, Mrs Renwlok's Registry Offloo, Bhortlanri-street. WAN 1 ED, a Poison to take charge of a Baby (boj).-Apply at Howard's Oystor Saloon. Grny-atreet. Vl7 ANTED KNOWN-That SharlancTs » Tonlo Balsam and Liver Regulator is need vita marvellous success for ladlgoatiou- Prico 3s a bottle,—Ad dross: Oppoatto Post, ofllca. ANTKD, a Tliird Waiter.—Apply Albert Hotel. U J \AT ANTED KNOWN. - The New v T Quarter of V.M.C.A. Drawing Claas for Carpenters commences 11th lnst.—Apply at tho nlaes-room on Tuesday and Friday evenings, after 7.30, to W. R. M, frrlpp. X WANTED, Two Good Smart Hands for work on tho knee.—Apply 3. Carby, Hobson-street. VyANTKD, Two Youths for closing * » au dto learn the trado.—Apply J. Carby, liobaon-stroet. \AT ANTED, by the undersigned :— Sash and Door Co. Shares Northern Steamship Co. shares South British Insurance Co. Shares Auckland Gas Co. Shares Bank of Now Zealand Co; Shares Tauplrl Coal Co. Bharca Sellers Colonial Bank 00. Shares Hellers Loan and Mercantile Co. Shares A. BAUNDERS, Land and HBtate Agent. Q R A N G E S 1 ORANGESI ORANGE 0 To' Til:i" 1O.™» A. OTTO, Queen-street. TO Let, TO LET (Vincent-street), Good Roomy Houßo, large allotment, well, and in con venient bituation. — Apply Central Freehold' Land and Hutatu Agency. George Jfrasor, Manager. _^^ " rf\O LET, the Lyceum Hall, Hobson. 2, streo?; rent low.—Apply to M. Voley, Grocor. Hobson-Btroet. rpo LET (with immediate possession), JL a Shop and Storo in Queen-street, now occupied by D. Bloom.—Apply on the premises, rpO LET, Workshop in Lome-street; J. ulbo. small Workshop (with steam power) suitable for wood-tumor. — Apply, A. Talt, Lorne-Btreet. rpo LtT, a 4 roomed Cottage in Cook- JL street.—Apply to Mr Foley. .Grooer Hobeon Btreet. rpO LET, Kignt-roomea Hoiise, JSden l Terrace: rent. 15s.—Apply Vrlpp and Cameron, 6, Hoffman's Buildings, rpo LET, a six-roomed House in College ■L Boad.—R. Hew. Vlotorla-street. rpo LET, Ofnce corner of High-street and I Vnloan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20. Now Zealand Inauranco Bulldinfrs. rpo LET, Four-roomed Cottage, with 1 scullery, in Claronoe stroet, Ponsonby; sood garden, and ovory convenience.—Apply. W. G, Allon, next door. O LET, Blacksmith's Shop in a gool position in Pitt street.—J. Davles, Kar angahapo Koad. rpO LET, a convenient Houso at Con- X quest Pluoo. Rent low to a good tenant, —Apply M. Ryan, Grocer, Parnoll. rpo LET. a Family Residence at Epsom, 8 with GO acres of land.—For particulars, apply to T. L>. Clozhora. Epsom. r pO LET, Ponsonby Road, corner Picton -1 Btreet, those Commodious Business Fro mlßes occupied by 11. O. Bottany, TO IiKT. Welllnßton-atroot. Grocer's Shop and Uwolllng. established fifteen years. KOK UALH1, Choice Allotments iv Lower Hepburn and Wolf streets, on terms to suit purchasers.— 3. Y. COLUNS.ijEstato Agent, High streot. rp O L E T. HOUS*, four rooms »nd soullory, situate corner New-street, near Ss, Mary'a Convont, Ponßonby. HOUBK, four rooms, situate Brewer-street, oir Grey-street. D. F. EVANS, Agent, Queen-street. Vf OKThCOTJS. —To Ler., Six-roomed ii lloufo (furnished), with 2} aores of land planted with fruit treos.- It. Homo, No, 20, n.'A. inßuranoo Buildings. IVfOKTH SIIUKK —To Let, a JNew JJH Houhq of 10 rooms, well eltnated, and rmltablo for lodging honse; also. Furnished CottuKC—K. and H. Dudor. Dovoncort Store, Kor Bale. HjiOK. SALE., cheap (to be removed), a r good Four roomed House. Albert-street (next Flro Brigade).—F. Qulok, Ylotorla-street. jjiOß SALE. -Great North Road: Villa, flj 7 rooms, gas and gas stove, very conve nient, cheap. Mount Kdoa ; Villa, 7 rooms, splendid view, only £150: cash required. Graf ton Road : House, 8 rooms, gas, two tanks, nioe garden, only 10 minutes from Queen-etroet; easy terms. Allotments at Mount Kden, Mount Albert, &0., very choap.—W. Y. Stevens, Estate Agent, at bteadman's snort shop, Queen-BtreeL '.iLCANIC LAISDI VULCAMO LAND I—ifi minutes'walk from town. 5 minutes from the 'buses and Ktngsland Rail way stitlon.—A House and Six acres of cleared Boorla Land for Sale for £615. This is a rare obanoe of getting a neat little property cheap, near town, and In a rising looallty, on volcanic BQll.-F. G. Bwington. Jj'U'R SALE, Grocery Business in suburbs; P small capital required ; rent low ; stook at valuation.—Apply Henderson, Eden Terraoe. 1/iOR SALE, Fine Little Property in X? Norfolk-street, Ponsonby, consisting of well built Kour-roomed Houso, with every oon vonionoe, and good slzad allotment.—Central Land Aeenoy, corner Queen-street and Vulcan Lano.—George Frasor, Manager. F. J, MOSS]. IW. F. O'SnLLIVAN, FJ. MOSS & CO.] • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHORTLAND-6TBRBT, FC R SALK, a Large Allotment In Brighton Road. Parnell (100 x 300). f.Oi' 108. Pokeno about 10 aores. 110 aCRKS near Tnakau; SO aores In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500. 3d ACkKS, all improved, close to the Whanga rata Ball way Station; good house, *00 w shed, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit grow lnfiTa A LARGE SECTION in Berestord-Btreet* 80 feet frontages 600 ACRKtt, partly Improved, 19 miles from Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station,; good 8-roomed House, and all neoessary out buildings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Large Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, including some Large Blocks of Land In the Waikato Dlstriot. F. J. MOSS & CO., Shortland-street For oonttnuatton, see Hirst Page Shipping. ~^ZZ OAKQUE CUMBRIA, Jgaß|K -*5 FKOM LONDON. -ftßjKatßp^ All Aooounts agalnat the barque ■^^^^881 Cumbria, having referenoe to her Inward cargo, must bo rendered in duplioate to the undersigned by noon To -MORROW (Thursday), the 6th last,, or they cannot be recognised. THB NEW ZEALAND SHIPPING CO, (LIMITED), Agents. Auokland June 5,1882. ~ZZ Bi^Oß FREIGHT OR rff^f^V. X 1 CHARTER, thoAl Brlgan -I^=^^, tine 'GL ANSM AN.' yOtvi-TTPP^ w. S. LAURIE, «*"fflr™*' Agenti _. .. A LL Claims and Accounts ■qSSSSIs. xnL against the American bar jtWss|v quo ANNIE BUKR must lie ren- JLCTfvVma^ derod in dnplloate at tho office ot SEfiS&iSSaa tho undersigned not lator than 12 • noon of the 6th instant, otherwise they will not • H . P. BARBER, , Agent. t Fort-street, sth July, 1882. 1 ■ —^*»— meaicai. _, f^i ET one of Marshall's Instructions for \JT ruing Homoaopathlo Medicines.—Free at , Geodaoo's bendon Arcade. npOOTHACHKI TOOTHACHE 1 JL TOOTHACHE. 1 1 1 Immediate Relief by using KDSON'S MAGIC 3S9KNOK, in la Bottles. 5 OY KUYAL LETTERS PATENT. Gold Medal, Paris. 1878; Speoial Award, Philadelphia, 1876; Gold Medal, Sydney, 6 1880; Gold Modal, Brussels, 1880; Gold Medal, Melbourne, ISBI. Jdbt Landed, I OANTRKLIi & COOHRANK-S CELEBRATED JIKATED WATERS. MONT3ERRAT LIhIKJUICE.CHAMPAQNK 1, A Health-giving Non-aloohollo Beverage, at Hotels and Clubs: 9d per bottle. a AROMATIC GINGER AFißi The Original Belfast' Ginger Ale, so justly oelebrated at 'fi Hotels and Clnbs; fld per bottle. These derated Watkiis are the s&n.e qualiti as contracted for and now supplied to The il Canard S.S. Co.; the Montreal 5.3. Co. 0 the Inman S.S. Co.j Ooeanlo S.S. Co.s II the National S.S. Co.; the Paolflo S.S. Co.; Anchor, S.S. Co. Kingston and Holyhead, R.M., 00. • WHOLESALE JiOßire, lj!■•■ AICKIN, '■ CHK PHARMACY



rerson&i. DANIEL GILLIVER, who arrived in Auokland by Bhlp Mary Shepherd In leG6. will oblico by sending his addrosß. Any ; one giving his address will bo paid for their ' trouble.—Thomas Usshor, Queen-street '. lioat and Found. > .— LOST, on Sunday, between Home Bay and All Saints' Church,'a Lady's Gold i Karrlng.—Finder rewarded on leaving same at . Henderson's, Chemist, l'onsonby. LOST, a White-and-yellow Bull Terrier Blut.—Finder will bs rewarded on return ing the same to Dovonehlro Houao, Hobson street. I>ONSONBY,-LOST, on Friday last . _ Jun" 30, botween Oswald's Drapery Storo and Mrs Dlokson's, Shelly Beach Koad. a Parso containing five one-pound notes and about eight shilling; in silver,—Any person finding and bringing the sumo to J. C. Roblnaon's Oil and Colour UepOt, opposite Baptlßt Church, will be substantially rewarded. g^IVE POUNDS REWARD. •-Stolen *.' from the door of Ai liovett. Draper, Wel esloystreot, a Uoll of Tweed (about 40ydt) — Tho above roward will bs paid to any person whq will give information that will load'to the recovery of the goods and tho conviction of the thief. FIIVE SHILLINGS REWAKD.-Lost, on the Night of tbeilst. or Morning of 2nd July, Two Goose. Anyone returning: the Bame to Mrs T. Holland, No. 72 or 74, Wyndham atreet, will reoalve above reward. RjiOUND, one Goose; anyone owning JL the same cm have it by applying Lto Mrs Holland, No. 72 or 71 Wyndham-street. FIUUND, a Black-and-tan Terrier Slut, ...about 12 months old. If not claimed within 7 days, will be sold to pay expenses.— Apply Btab office Board and Kesidence. T>ERESFOKD HOUSE, corner of Pitt U and Beresford-streeta, a, Pearce, Pro prietor. First class accommodation for boarders and private families. UARD AND RKSIDBNCiS.—A mar rled Lady oflara Board and Residence to Two Young Ladles. Terms moderate.—Fancy Shop, corner Wellesley and Albert-Btreetß. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two gentlemen (private): 25s per week.— Apply 10 Mra Dickons, Windsor-street, Parnell, OARD AND LODGING for Two or Three respectable Working Men; terms, reasonable.—No. 3. William-street, off Welling ton- Btreet. ■\TICELY-FURNISHED Bed-room and '_1 Partial Board, Id a respeotable family, for one or (If friends) two Gentlemen.—Address atJ3Ti£Offioe. PRIVATE Board and X evidence. — Vacancies for two Gentlemen.—Croydon Villa. Yinoent-Btreet (Mra Fuller). VACANCY for Married Couple,.also two or three single gentlemen; near Post-office: terms very moderate.—Bor address apply W. D. Dallen, Confectioner. Queen-street jM OVERS OK BROWN¥ HOTEL, VJT HOBSON-STREET, Board awd Lodging .. ..20a per Week Bwaij Room ..26a. (Jlfl'iSKl'Jß Board and Residence (batb, O piano, large grounds), not to be equal I cd. n central position la Auokland, (or families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Office. Meetings. ,»a - T OVAL OKANGE WL&fki J-J INbTITUTION. wfiuLfvl Tho Annual Soiree j&Zm&&& will Ibo held on WKD wfHSlfflfffts^* NEBUAY. 12th July, M\\tf&ML&C&\ 1882' in the Lome-street Btlny^ V • On' Sunday After ©Kfsk^x - noon, at 3 o'clock, the *** ' fcfc/JSfifJ^" Annual Sermon will bo \*x.~m,tY3x^. p reaon ed In the Pltt- Btreet Weslnyan Ohnroh (kindly lent for the 00 ---caBlon) by Yen. Arohdeaoon Maunsell. The Annual Soiree and Public Meeting will be held on the 12th, in the Lorne-Btreet Hall, when addresses will bo delivered by Dr. Maun sell, Revs. A. Reid, W. t». Potter, Salter, and other gentlemen. The muslcil arrangements will be under the direction of Mr Ryan. Tea on the tables at 6 o'clock. Tlckotp, 2a ; Child ren, Is each. To be bad of the Masters of the the different Lodges. /^RAND ORANGE LODGE OF NEW vJ ZKALAND. The Half-yearly Session of the above will be held THIB EVENING, in the Protestant Hall, Newton, commencing at 6 o'olock. Full atten dance requested. By order. C HOOKER, Grand Secretary. TRADESMEN BALL COMMITTEE, Re Non-oommlssioned Officers H.M.B. Nelson, A Meeting of the whole oC the Tradesmen of Auckland and Suburbs will be hold at Dallen'e, Confectioner, THIS X YEN ING, at 7.30. J. W. MELTON. Sooretary. JOHN TREGENOWETE CHOIR— ICO Voices, with orchestral aocomuanl ment—at St. James's HalliTO-NIGHT (Wednes day), at 8. Admission-One Shilling. 5 A RCH HILL HIGHWAY DISTRICT. The Annual Meeting of the Ratepayers of the above District will be held in tho Newton West Pnblio School on THURSDAY, 20th July ln stant, at 7.30 p.m. Business: To receive the Balanoe-aheet for the past year, and to eleot trustees for the ensuing year. M, TOBIN. ChairruaDi NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY COMPANY (Limited). Notioe is hereby given that the Annual Loool Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercan tile Agency Company (Limited) will be held at the Office ot the Company, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, toe Oth day of July, 1882, at noon. FRKDK. BATTLEY, Secretary. Auokland, June 3.1882. t MEETING of Teaahers will be held il in the Wellseloy-streetSohoolon BATOR DAY next, the Bth Instant, at 2 pm,, re Library and other business HENRY WORTHINGTON. Educational. EPSOM.— Mrs Laman's Pupils will re assemble on Monday, July 10th. Vacan oles for One or Two Boarders, Drapery and Clothing. .jyr A R YBLLOUS VALUE BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK, 5/11, worth 0/11 a yard, tar Note the Address :— HOLLO WAY'S, 247, QUKEN-STREET, Next to Howin'a, Grocer. Jewellery, &c. QPEN ON FRIDAY, JULY 7, BLOOM'S LATE CROCKERY SHOP, QUBEN-STKEET (Under Theatre Royal). DIAMOND JEWELLERY! DIAMOND JEWELLERY!? DIAMOND JEWELLERYI! I £30,000 WORTH ov DIAMOND JEWELLERY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND SILVER PLATE, - FROM 188 Goldsmiths' Hall Company, BOUBKE-STREKT, MELBOURNE. M& L. FLEGELTAUB, MANAGER, Has bronght over to Anokland a Magnificent Stock of DI&MOMD JEWELLERY, All tho best of Brazilian Diamonds, mounted in the finest quality of Gold, 18 aad 16 carat, and of THE LATEST DESIGNS. Also, an Enormous Quantity of first clasa GOLD AND SILVKR ENGLISH LEVER vj!ffi?B WATCHES, By Rotheratns, Settle Bros., Erhardt, and others. WALTHAM WATCHE3. from tho exhibit ont ._...■ of the.Melbourno Exhibition. A Beautiful Assortment of STERLING SILVER JEWELLERY, ALMOST GIVEN AWAY, A Beautiful Assortment of MOSAIC AHD ENAMEL JEWJILLEKT, Taken Ist and 2nd Frizes at tho Melbourne Kxhibiilon. 138 Very Handsome MARBLE CLOCKS. 225 AMERICAN CLOCKS. A Nice Assortment of First-class SILVER PLATK, too numerous to particularise BELLING OFF I FOE TWENTY-ONE DAYS ONLY ! J»3"AT PRICES NEVER KNOWN BEFORE I I With every article a written guarantee will be given. TOI O E SALE, A BARGAIN. MANGKRK A valuable Dairy Farm, In most desirable position, adjoining the Mangere Water and Depasturing Reserve. A splendid rnn for cattle.and abundance of water. The Property consists of 11 acres of first-class Land (In fact, unsurpassed) now down In grass and crop, divided into three lots, fenoed, whloh ooold be subdivided and told to great advantage! Together with House, Cow-shed, Plgaiios, Stockyard, eta, for 8625. & r 848 Estate Agent, Queen-street.



Public Notices. jgANK OF NEW ZEALAND. An AGENCY of this Bank has boon Opened . today at j A R O H A, Thames, under the Interim chargo ol Mr. G. A. Burgh s. V. L. MURDOCH, General Manager. Auokland, 3rd July, 1882. l|» ENC IN G NOTICE. To J. MIDDLE MAS. or Owner o£ West portion Lot 11, Sootion i, Campbelivllle, Ponsonby. Take notice that I desiro that a Boundary or Dividing fence between Lot 10 and West portion Lot 11, both in Section i, Campbellvlllo, Pon sonby, be made on or before the ith August, 1882, and that such fence shall be a paling fence with posts and rails.-Jab. Daces1, occupier ; and owner. July 3,1852, :'fO-NIGHT Mrs Hampson will read f D ."', Jot n Tregenoweth," at St. Jameß's Hall, at 8 o clooV. One Shilling. j^P 0^ T I C^ E. GEO. STALLARD, Warwlok House, requires all outstanding Accounts to be renderod on or before the 20th Instant, for liquidation. All Accounts duo to him can be paid to Mr Lipacombe, Warwiok House, Ponsonby, whoso reoeipt will be sufficient dleoharge tor the uumo. U KATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - That BRANSTON and FOHBTKR are now manufacturing Skatea of all Blzes, on the mos approved prlnolple, and at Reduced Prices HM.S. NELSON.—For North Shore • Ferry see the Penny Time-table for July j ast out; for sale everywhere. rriHE rewatd of £10 offered tor the L recovery of Win. Neil. lost In the bush at Dargavllle, is withdrawn. WEYRE, Hat and Glove Depflt, • Victoria-street. —Grand Assortment of Kid Gloves and Klowors for tha Ball; Kid Gloves, 2-button to 6-button, commenolDg at 2s. per pair. SCBIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION Scholars who have written to date of July Ith, will pleaße call on Friday next, at H. A "Olson's, Stationer, Victoria-street (throe doors from Hudson's, Chemist). OKFOED'S TOMATO SAUCto, in pints, redncod to 9a enr dozen. Usnal dleoount to Wholesale Merohants.-JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent. MOUNT EDEN.—The Inauguration of the Band ot Hope in the School is Post poned. Due notloo will be glron in a future Issue of the time the Public Meeting will be haldi LWAYS AHEAD I—Goodson's Lon don Arcade. — The Lsigeßt Stook of children's Tor Booka in Auokland, Paper and Linen, from 3d up to 2a 6d eaoh, comprising :- All the latest designs by Dean & Son, Wsrne & Co., Rontledge, and other well-known pub- Ushers in all styles, viz.: Panoramic Nonsen sical, Transforming. Military, Alphabetical, Naval, iEathetlo (by Crane and Andre). Birth das' Books, in cloth ullt and Morocco, from 2s to 6s 6d. Camphor Boxeß.to prevent infections diseases and also keep moths from clothes, only 3d each. Toilet Sets, from 6b each. Terra Cotta Ornaments, all the rage in London at the present time. Stationery at English prices. For Presents on all occasions, visit Goodson's London Aroade, 118, Queen street. J\T O T I C E, As it Is the Intention of the Trustees In the Estate ot Fbed. smith, Farmer, Whangarel, to deolare a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, all Aooounts must be rendered in full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW,In, mrfM . ANDREW SCOTT. "|T™stees. Whangarel, April IS, 1882. Of t\ TO £10,U0O X/BIVT on Building 3&AV Society principles, or on other terms to suit borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See List of Properties tor sale on 4th page. Six per cent. allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. WnxiAMHOti, Land. Estate and Financial 4.eon« and Valuator, Ynloan Lano. A REWARD ol £25 will be given to anyone giving information which will lßßd to the conviction of the party or parties who Cut the s.b. Rock C»saY Adrift on Friday night last, Any nsef ul information will ba well paid for.—H. J. Wiokens. |T«NGAGKMENT, Wedding and Fancy Hi Bern Rings, Ladles' Gold and Sliver Watches and Chains Jas. Adamß, Watch maker and Jeweller. Victoria-street. A LL Accounts against Northern Club A- to the end of June to be rendered forth with, HENRY BVANS, House Steward. qnHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRI OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. tf— Fob Cigabbsttes Our YELLOW BIRDITOBAOOO Is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. Partridge and W^oollams, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. aule3brook & co.s ... '% Gtold IM^edal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Chrlstohuroh). THE9E BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, MAY BE HAD FROM ANY BE3PECTABLE GROCER. The 'Borealls' having arrived, Customers can now have their usual supplies. JOHN EAnLE, Agekt, High.street. June, 1832. ■ RINGER QEWING TI/TACHINES RECEIVED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS AND TWO SILVER MEDALS, NEW F A M ILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, May bb had on Time Payments or 2a. Sd, a Week, without extra charge for Interest. Machines all olbbsob) thoroughly Repaired at Factory Prioes. LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " Tbb Sinohr Company, 261, Queen-street, Auckland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. SELLING OFF—TVRAWING ROOM BUITE3 U at reduced prioes. Fob Cash, at T. & HICOOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TWING-ECOM SUITES JLJ at reduced pricos.Fou Cosn, at T. <P H. OOOKH'3, 123, Queen-street. BELLING OFF—TRON BEDSTEADS £$D X COT 3at reduced prioes, For Cash, at T.& H.COOKB,'£S, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF—/^ARPKTf, Hearthrugs, vy Idnolenm,- and Floorcloth at reduced prioc». For Cash, at T. & H. CO9KE'd, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF—/^ILT OHIMNICY GLASSES vJT Black and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, atrrdncoa prices. Fob Cash, at T. & H. COOKE'S, 123. Queen-street. BELLING OFF- R «:M f NAN ra o^ARPEm O^H. aaTT? r & CH t. PC lo'§kE^ 123, Qneen-Btroat. SELLING OFF—npHE WHOLE OF OUR BaiLlljl"U 1 IMMBNSK STOCK OF FURNITURE. CARPETB, FLOORCLOTHS, and BED DING, at greatly reduced prices, For Cash, previous to removing to our New Show Rooms In Vlotorla-street-T. 'I and H, COOKS, 123, Queen- I street.



Public Notices. jj ||WERv OKE should hear Mrs fiampsotf ifbrti re\ a D J h? ThrtlUnsr Story of the Blind Fiddler at St, Jamoß'a Hall TO-NIGHT. v J^ ABO UK EXCHANGE | ESTATR*To BK C V kioh-siebktV • , m AUOKMUD, ! A. T. CARTER. ManaOjcb. Rents and Debts Collected. Money to Lend oa ■ Freehold Security. M"l AITKKN CAKKICK is prepared i £>ÜBLIO_ NOTICE. BICHARD~~MOOUE WINK AND JJEKK AND SPIRIT article at a fair prico, to obt&ln the same Utoral support as previously obtained by hi™ "' Martell's Brandy Hennesßjf'a Brandy Lowndea'fl Ram, SO o.p. Greenleeß'a Scotoh Whieky &tjD°K Z lrlßhWhlßky Port Sherry IRntt (hamp&gno Tokay Mbtara Cons tan tia Bernard's Ginger Wine ™»ft Ale. Gulnncsa's Stout Stout, to arrive Marrian'a Ale. to arrive Gatonesa'a stout, to arrive Sparkling Bnrgundy, to arrive 5 Champagne, to arrive „.% 55,!!}1? 11*1« fluanticy of the flneat Old sale. London, and which 1b now on Terms—Cash. Fort-street, July 1, '882, IT\O THOSK ABOUT TO MARRY THE MIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORTS FfiOM THE MAKEB*. AND SELLS DIKECT TO TUB PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVKRV DESCRIPTION. yaa* Glass Shades and Stands, nil sizes from na . MmMmmm inland Parrot Cages; Table andt Pooketcltl Smoothing Irons, 1/; Faacy Goods otevSS Prioes only possible under our New System 5f DIRECT BUPPLY I( BMALL PROFITS, Catalogues on application. '..," AU Goods Marked In Plsln Figures (Wholeaale and Retail). Goods oarefully packed and forwarded to alt parts of the oountry ■'■•■ ■ ™ Direct Supply Store, " 249, Q UE Hi N-STREET, Opposite Cloee Bros. Amusements. A UCKLAND CHOKAL SOCIETY. FOURTH PERFORMANCE OF THE SEASON. TUESDAY, JULY 11. MENDELSSOHN'S "ATHALIE," And a SELECTION OF VOOAL AND INSTRUMENTAL music. ■ ~;•!. ,;; S,j To commence at 8 o'clock j Carriages at 10 p.m. ■ N.B.—Tickets for the remainder of the Sopletj s year can now be obtained at half Secretar? 11 8 UptOn and <*"<«'«>» ™c H. GILFILL4N, Jun., ____________^ Hon. Sec. Goldmimnff Notices. OVAL OAK GOLD-MINING COM. PANY (LIMITED), :■:'-.. NOTICE TO SHAKEHOLDERS. ' The Time for receiving Acceptances for the New Issue of shares has been Extended to; Slßt July. I have ulso to intimate that the Directors do not anticipate making a Call to exceed Threepence per eharo. By order ot Direotors. W. HORNB. Oororaanael, Jane 29,1682. W 7' Auctions. ■' rO-MOEKO W, At 1 o'clock. J. B. MARRIOTT WILL sell by public auction at his Mart, Newton, , i- Tables, Chairs, Folding Chain Looking Glasses, Oleographs Bedsteads, School Slates . ..:.'-,, Drapery, Jewellery, and "7-V ',■'• "■ A Largo Assortment ot Fanoy Goods. J. B. MARRIOTT,: . Auctioneer and General Salesman.: > W. S, OOCHBANKJ [JAS. DAOKB FRIDAY, JULY 7. , f; WALNUT CHEFFONIER. - HOUSEHOLD FURJVITJIRE,, mHE Subscribers wiU sell, at their Rooms, JL Fort-street, on Friday, 7th July, at 11 o'olook, GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURKi consisting of Walnut Choffonler (plate glass panels and baok, with marble top), walnut OvM Table. Carpets, Curtains , , Pictures, Couchee, Austrian Bent Wood Chairs, Tables, Fenders, Dining Table. Mirrors, Creokery, Glassware. Cutlery. Platedwaie, Clookß. Iron and Wood Bedsteadp, PalUaeses, Mattrassoa Pil lows, Bedding, Chest Drawers, Wash stands, Toiletware, Dressing Tables. Kitchen Utensils, utoves. Gas Stove v Tubs, Buckets, Meat Safes, Dresser* toe. &0.. &o. BAMUEL COCHRANE & SON, AnctioMua. : SATURDAY, JULY 8, , ? ,| At 11 o'clock. SASHES, OIL, TOOLS, &o, TIHE subscriber has received instructions from Thoe. Macffariano, Esq., Trußtee in the estate of Mr Sansbnry, painter, car. penter. &o , to sell by publlo auotlon, on the premises, at the Lyceum, Hobson-Btreet, on the THE WHOLE OF HIS STOOK, TOOLS. &»., oonslstlßg of Saßh Frameß, Sash Timber Mouldings, White Lead/Glass! Drums Oil. Cement, Nails. LadrferJGas Stove. Ladders, eteps, Wheelbarrow? fico,, &o. GEORGE SIBBIN, . ,->' Auctioneer. MONDAY, JULY 10, , At 11 o'clock a.m. IMPORTANT SALE or 63 PACKAGEB OF MERCHANDISE, .Ex Bhip Cumbria, from London. At Messrs Potter & Ce.'s, Durham-Btreet E. ARTHUR ETAS been favoured with instructions L from Messrs Potter & Co. to sell b* auction, at their Stores, Burham-Btreet on Monday next, at 11 o'clock a.m., ■ "V™el> on Kxshlp Cambria, fcom London'," 63 PACKAGES OF WELL-ASSOKTED MEKOHANJDISE. SLAS3 *hb E ARTHKNWAKB—Vasea. Water Bottles, Tumblers, wine Glosses. Jmslk. cups. Toilet Sets. Mugs, Toipoto. Platm Dishes, Toaoups, &c. "* IRONMONGERY and PIjATBOWARB-Iron Safes, G.I. Buckets, Bowls, Travelling Trunks. Bolts, Cußhboxts, Waiters, Tea Trays, Lan terns, Coal Vases, Carriage Lamps, Cork ■sore we, Wire Dish Covers. Dressing Oases Key Rings, Hammers, B.M. Teapots. X p" Craeteta&ds, Teaspoons, Blsonlt Barrets. ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, TOYS. FANO* GOODS. &0.-Aocordlonn. Concertinas mtl£ Flutes. FisßCOletß, Piccolos, CrtCe c^k? Striking and Whistler Clocks, biDrmad mS netlo MacbJnea, Mahogany' ffih?Beo?es' Stereoscopes, Field or liaoe GlasieaS™ Gtoses, Pictures, Spectacles? Pen^dPenSa Cases, Slates, Inkstands. EarrlngsT stnfls Cigar Cases, Pipes. P.M. TabiesTm" Bauf DoUs,Trumpe^ Tramwsys, aoato, CteSSei* Tops, Pocket Knives, Bread KnivwUPenT, Sardine Knives, Ladies' feather Bstn Needles. Purses. Watch Chatas 8oJ«»?b: Oarved WoodßreadPlate*Matter HbuSl: Paint Boxes, Alabaster Table Lamps. Whins Walking BUoks, Geneva VVatoh Se^Hafr Brnsheß. Hand Mirrors, tco,, tec; 16 eases Turkey Honeycomb Sponges. NOWONYiKW*. > | (Continued m Foto-ih Page.) '