institutions, but these did not begin at the root of the evil. Friendly societies no doubt wore doing a great work, but they did not grasp the evil as it existed. They made no provision for women, and otherwise they failed to make complete provision for th« evil as it existed in all its multifarious branches. All the persons who became na. tional paupers were, as a rule, outside these societies. Alluding to a national voluntary society, he said it would be inoperative, for the sn'we causes that hampered the friendly societies. In tnat case, national and com. pnliorv insurance was the only ett'ectual way of grappling witn tnß evil- As reSarded ' the practicability of the scheme, there were those who thought the minimum proposed was too high. If such were shown to ba the case he would ho prepared to reduce it He fixed the minimum from Inquiries m'ado of those societies as to the amount upon which persons could subsist, The next important matter wag.what was to bo paid to obtain this? Every^ young■man and woman between la and 23, or IS and 23, would bo charjrod at the rate of £4117a Id This would be the total contribution required to provide for sickness and old age and it would only represent 2a 3d per week if from 10 years, or 3s 3d if from is yea™. If the sum was paid down at lb, £,!8 Oa Id wonld suffice to provide. However, for widows and orphanß n further sum of 2s n week for five years would he required. Looking at the rate of wages, and the cir cumstances of the colony, he believed all could without difficulty pay these sums. The question, snppo«ing they could not pay, might be dumissed by staling that if such were the case, the sooner they knew it, and the fact w»s looked into the better. However, he did not believe in auy such doctrine of incapacity to pay. If pro vision was to ho made, it must be made while they were young. .Again, there was the class of youtg man aud women who staved at home and earned nothing. He had no sympathy with that class. JBither the father should be in a position to pay the premium, or clio he should be wakened up to the importance of making these persons reproductive. He would be told that this schemo would app'y oaly to parsons under 23 and a large proportion of the population would be outside that age. He would pro vide for the existing populatisn over 23 by oompelling all persons above that ago to provide by payments, not exceeding £G a year for a certain number of years, but he wonld, not include females in this, and would leave out males over 50 who were already provided f«r by beißg members of friendly societies. Persons over C 5 years «f age might, he thought, well be provided for ont of the consolidated revenue. Im migrants -tinder 23 would be treated as other young persons were, and those over that age »s the present inhabitants were. Although net a part of his scheme, he thought it wonld be quita legitimate that the Crown lands rents should bo brought in* to the assistance of charitable insurance. Dealiug with tbe machinery for carrying out the scheme, he said it would be necessary to divide the colony into districts. These filienld be coterminous with the local bodies, and the admioiitration to a eraat extent left in their hands. As regards the collec tion of premiums, it would be peceisary to make employers responsible for its punctual payment, with the power to stop the pay ments so made ont of wages. In support of the practicability of this, he referred to the fact that in England factory owners wero bound to st»p the school pence, and pay it at once to the School Boards. A number of contributions from sea-faring men were levied in a similar way. The investment of the fund would have to be attended to by a Board, presided over by a Minister of the Crown, daciciing the securities to bo taken. lie thought Government securities and freehold properties might bo taken. In that way he was sanguine that B per cent, would be secured, and as the tables were fixed at a 4 per cent, rate, they wonld see that a consi derable profit might arise. He would sug gest that the sick should he looked after by an officer of the local bodies, assisted by district visitors. The sick list conld nc posted at the oitice of these bodies, so a ' prevent as far as possible fraud. Travelling inspectors would also be necessary. He was not proposing the establishment of a large department. He had taken all these matters into careful account, and was con vinced that no cheaper method could b~ devised for avoiding a poor law. There wonld be no forfeiture, so that one great drawback to the friendly societies system wonld be obviated. He denied that these proposals were a step outside tbe proper functions of Government. He disagreed with those who would confine Gpverrj ment to polico dutie*. The Government bad already done what the gieatest Badic.il fifty years ago never thought of. Nothing couldbe dono now-a-days without combination. If they could promote the well-being of the people, and strike a fatal blow at pauperism,'that cprtaihly was within the functions of Goyirnment. They had got compulsion already, so that the argument that it was an interference with the liberty of the subject fell to the ground, He would not admit for a mtment that the scheme wonld clash with the friendly societies. The scheme proposed doing exactly what they were endeavouring to do, and would bring within the pale the community as a whole, It would enormously strengthen these societies. The difficulty with a man ■was in making the first saving. In that way the scheme would operate as an incentive to join these societies, and instead of 20,000, he had no doubt their ranks would number. 100,000. The pro posal made no provision tor burials, medical attendance, and comforts. It only covered the bare necessaries of existence, and left the friendly societies to look after these very necessary proviiions. Blind, imbecile, and other unfortunates would have to be pro vided for by the State, always supposing they had no friends capable of paying the premium. Criminals, when he caught them, be would keep until they had repaid the State. With respect to clerks, and the children of others in genteel employment, they should give no encenragement to them, and he would not make them subjects for pity or an exemption. Small settlers were Also a class for whom come exemption might bo claimed. He argued, however, if they were not capable of paying this reasonable tax, then the sooner they discontinued such employment the better. The_ whole subject was one to which he bad given deep con sideration! He asked therato give it a similar share of their attention., It bad t>aen naiil that he proposed to make New Zealand a huge benevolent society. He would only be glad if he conld even claim to have had a hand in such a great work. He was convinced it was practicable. Mr Montoomkey admitted that Major Atkinson deserved the thanks of the country for the earnest attention he had given to thia most important subject. It was not from any party feeling that he felt it his duty to let the country know that ob jections had been made to, the scheme pro posed,1 and he wished to allow the country to''weigh the value of these objections. Young-- persona 'of the ages Indicated faight in certain cases find great difficulty in'^feouiplying'with theI'demand for the premium I.'1 .' These' young persons often sup ported aged and infirm parent?. Again, he dia not think sufficient attention had been given to the difficulties attending the collection of these periodical payment?, and great difficulties wonld be experienced in detecting persons malingering. Sir Georob Grey did not gather, from what had passed between the two last speakers, whether or not it was to be regarded as an encounter. The Treasurer had not told them what was proposed to be deno. This scheme was first proposed for England, but there was no analogy between this colony and Great Britain. -In England there was a fixity ef population, but here the population was migratory. In England there was difficulty in investing small savings. Here there was no such diffi culty. He looked upon this as a fresh tax, and in his opinion it was a design to shift the taxation from property, and put it on to tha shoulders of the people themselves. There was only one bright Spot.ip. tbe.Treasurer's speech; it was' that the! land iw#s.ljjg property;of;the people, lind should be used for the support of the people, but ho did not toll them that he and his friend had robbed them of tbe best of these lands. They made laws to their own profit and the plunder of.the people of tbis colony. Poverty was threatening the country, and it was no •wonder. The Treasurer would have done bis duty better if he had put a tax on these properties. Look at the immense values given to tbesq properties by no labour of their owners. It, would only h.aye been right to have taken this value out of these properties by means of a Land Tax. That was not the caEe. A poll tax was to be im posed;- Heagreed in thettpjnion that tbjs proposal would deßtroy the independence of Fthe popjfation, The effect of tb^s law would do to break up all mn^nal benefit societies. In that way the in dependence of the people wovjld be struck at. It was a blow at the family It was a blow at Christianity, It was a great attempt to introduce Commnnism. In many cases, the young people would be usable to provide tbe money themselves, and to ask their parents to do it would be to compel them to divert money from other pore legitimate purposes, It was another

attempt to sweep the aavingH of the people into the coffers of the Government, like the public trust and other offices. A Govern ment never could be called a society, and no man would watch his neighbour as care fully as he would do if it was properly speaking a friendly society, It would have the effect, of sapping all the finer feelings of our nature. The Treasurer had asked, what was the dnty of.the Government ? He replied that it included the making of laws that w*uld encourage and protect friendly societies, instead of crushing them out, ns was attempted to be done. He said touters would go round the coun try on behalf of the Government as they do now touting fer insurances. The measure would not ba recognised by the people/ He did not believe in vesting su«h largo powers iv one body, 'ihe Treasurer, no doubt, was a great man, and he knew as well us most people that the people would not listen to his proposals. The wholes scheme reminded him (Sir George Grey) of a small rata growing up, which gradually stretched its arms round a noble tree, tightening its feelers, gradually spreading its arms round the wholo branches, and ultimately killed it. The measure would deter people from getting small properties. The Treaturer know as well as anybody that bis proposals would never be carried. In c»nclusion, Sir George Grey said he hoped that hon. members would stand by him and let such an important question a»d go to vote.so that their constituents would be able to see who voted tor and who against it. Colonel TRIMMiK criticised the preposnl. stating that the payments proposed were too high, and would be found impracticable. The fuTtls, he thought, should be invested in the colonial debt, and not as proposed by the Treasurer.

Mr Moss knew of a large number of young persons, especially women, wtowere glad to earn 12s per week at sewing machines. He looked npon the scheme as oppressive. Mr Blakeley's theory was to take away the poor rate in England and throw it upon these young persons. Here the conditions were very different. They had no poor rate. All that was required in that direction was defrayed by the consoli dated fund,and the treasurer proposed that that fund should bo relieved of it, and the burdeu cast npon theic young persons. Mr Hurstiiouse spoke in favour of tho proposal, and Mr HUTCHISON against it. Mr SniEHAN made a vigorous speech against the Bill, and was astonished that such an important measure should be brought down so late in the session. He moved that the proposals ef tho Bill are altogether objectionable. Mr Ttjrnbull opposed the proposal, and attributed all the poverty in tbis colony to the land monopoly.

A mition was then put, that the debate stand adjourned for a week. Major atkihson objected to so long an adjournment, and was sorry for tho turn the question had taken, and hoped the House would support the Government in fixing tho adjournment of tho debate until to-morrow, He was sorry to think that the question had been treated as a party one.

Mr SnKKHAN «nid bo far ns he was oon. cerned, he made bis speech without consul tation at all. He merely sp*ke for him self. He reminded tho Treasurer that a want of confidence motion would be brought down sooner probably than the Government would like.

Mr Montgomery said the Opposition never intended to make tho question a party one. .

Sir GSOBOB Orkv said that Mr Mont gomery had no authority for making such an aisertion, , Who was the party ? He (Sir George Grey) maintained that the inde pendent members were tho Opposition. (Loud applause,) He hoped the so-called leader would not make such au assertion again.

Mr Montgomery said he had never alluded to Sir George Grey as being a member of his party. Mr Moss expressed a hope to see a great provincial party arise from the present con fusion.

Mr MACAHDEEW thought they should really leave the Government to arrange the order of their own business.

The debate was then adjourned till nest sitting.

SUPREME COURT.-This Day.

CKIMINAL SITTINGS,

(Before His Honor Mr. Jsstico Gillies), TRUE BILLS,

The Grand Jury brought in {rue bills against John Edwards, breaking and enter ing ; Joseph Fail, stealing from a dwelling. Henry Howard Lewis, forging aUTI utter- Ing, two charges ; Epiba and Paora, shoot ing] witk intent; Manuel Kodcrique, sodomy. James Troy, Samuel Dufty. and Samuel Boden, forging and uttering ; Eliza David bod, bigamy. NO BILL, The Grand Jury threw out the bill against Frederick Fairburn, on a charge of beinw illegally on the premises of Hey. Gittos. David JohuatoD, horse-stealing, two connts; Henry Lewis, third count of forg ing an endorsement. Alexander Andrews and Jchn Andrews, breaking and entering; Jam on Jacob Bauer, forging and uttering. POSTPONED. The case against Henry Goldsmith was called, but the Crown Prosecutor stated that be had received a message from Mr Luak informing him that he was uaable to leave his home ac the Lake to-day owing to the storm, The case-was therefore postponed for the present. ItEIiUASED. David Johnston, regarding whose case the jury had found "no bill," was in formed that his recognisances were' re leased. FOSOINGAND UTTKRING. Henry Howard Lewis was arraigned upon an indictment charging him with forging and utteriag a cheque, '.purporting to be signed by Alfred Buckland. Prisoner pleaded guilty. There was a sccand charge of a similar nature, to whichjthe prisoner al«o pleaded guilty, There had been a third charge, b,ut in it the Grand Jury found " no bill." Prisoner was sentenced to three years' imprisonment on eacb charge, the sentences to be concurrent. BREAKING AND BNTKBING. Hetaraka, a native youth, was charged with breaking and entering the store of James Spence, at Whangarei, on the 13th of May. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Mr Brown interpreted. James Spence deposed that he left his store on the 13th of May, and when he returned next day he found that the store had been broken open; 'ihe book from which the cheque was taken belonged to him, i | 'Walter Bain, agent of the Bank of Few Zealand at Whangarei, deposed to the fact that prisoner came to the bank to cash a cheque. He had supplied the cheque-book referred to to Mr Spence. Constable Burke, stationed at Whan garei, deposed to arresting the prisoner n the bank of New Zealand. He said he had obtained the cheque from Mr Lanni gaD, but subsequently admitted having written it. The depositions were produced, acu the statement of prisoner at the trial before the Resident Magistrate read. Be confessed there to having stolen the cheque bosk from Mr Spence's store, ingress hrving been obtained through a window. Prisoner, in addressing the jnry, stated that he found the cheque book on the roak: There was ona cheque written and a European met him and told him tbat if ho tooK it to the bank he would get some money for it He went to the baok and was apprehended. His Honor, in summing up, pointed out that there was no evidence to show that prisoner was the pei go^ who broke hrok'p into the store and stolp tb.e cheque, nor did the evidence prove that the cheque was from tho book in question. They had simply the prisonar's own statement on the point. Tue jury retired for a few minutes, and brought in a verdict of " Not guiliy." UTTEBING. Hetaraka, the same prisoner, was then arraigned upon an indictment charging him with uttering a forged cheque at Whanga rei. „ , . Prisonqi pleaded not guilty. Pierce Lannigan, saw-mill proprietor at j Ngunguru, deposed taat the signature on j the cheque produced was not his. £e,_qid npt know the prisoner," and had npver given him cheques. ' Witftpr Brain, agent of the Bank of New Zealand at Whangarei, deppsed that the prisoner presented the cheque for payment at the bank-in question. James Spence deposed that the cheque form had been taken from a book which was in his store on the 15th May, and was stolen that night. Constable Burke deposed to arresting the prisoner on the 18th May, in the Bank of JNew Zealand at Whangaroi.

} The depositions, in which prisoner nd , mitted his guilt, and said that hqhadjforged . the cheque, were read. [ Prisoner, addressing the jury, repeated , the statement that he had found the book , on the roud. , The jury retired, and on their return, the I foreman stated that they found the prisoner Builtv of uttering the cheque, not knowing , that it was forged. His Honor interpreted this as a verdict of not guilty, and discharged tbe prisoner. DISCHARGED. Frederick Fairburn, against whom "no bill" had been found for being illegally on the premises, was called to the bar. His Honor addressed him briefly, and stated that his recognisances would now be re leased. BREAKING AND ENTERING. John Edwards was charged with break ing and entering the house of David Archi bald, at the Whau, on May Gth, Prisoner pleaded not guilty. David Archibald deposed that on the Gth May he was in the employ of Mr Garrett, of tbe Star tannery, He was living in one. of Mr Gwreti's houses,which kehadrented'by the week. Herbert Hardy.a currier, lived with him. He left his house about 7.15 a.m. on tho CtU May, hisinato having gone down bef«re him. Lilt the doors locked, but the window was (not fastened, It being left open in order that the baker might put things through. About an hour after be returned that night, he missed a pair of black trousers which he bad left hanging behind tho door. He sub sequently missed a pair of blankets from the bed, a piir of braces, and a purse. His companion missed a waistcoat. The blaDkcts (produced) were his. Saw them again at the store kept by Mr Thomas at the Whau, Saw the prisoner at Mr Cur now's on the Wednesday before the rob bery. Benjamin Robert Curnow deposed that ho was landlord of the Northern Hotel, Great North Road. Saw the prisone] at his house on Saturday, 6th May. He bad a mate with him. They did not bring any thing into the house. Saw them leave, and go up in the direction of the Lunatic Asylum. Did not take anything away with them. John Boyd, manager of the farm at the Lunatic Asylum, deposed to seeing the prisoner on Saturday, 6th May, opposite the Asylum gate, in com* pany with another man, They were walking towards the Whau. The place where he first saw them was about 300 yards from Archibald's house, They had a small parcel—evidently lunch—with them. Was taking a horae to Mr Garrott's when he saw them cloao to Archibald's house, looking at Garrett's orchard. They wero about live yards from the house. To the prisoner : it was a boisterous day, and you might: havo been standing under the bush tor shelter. Robert Garrett, member of the firm of Garrett Brothers, and manager of the tannery, deposed to seeing prisoner and another man gome towards the Whau, about fifty yards past the cottage. They were about 250yarda from him, Mary Ann Thomas, daughter of a storey keeper at tho Whau, deposed that the prisoner carve fnto their shop on May 6th with a pair of blankets, which he wished her mother to buy. He said be was very hard up and had been drinking. He ofi'ered to sell the blankets for ss, and she gave him that amount for them. He then went away. Mr Archibald cumc aud claimed the blankets on Monday, and they gave them np to him. The blankets were damp when she bought them. Detective Sullivan deposed that ho ap prehended the prisoner on 12th May in Kelly's Bnsb, Wade district. A man named Clarkson was with him, aid he also arrested him. Told them tha charge on which they were arrested, but dtd not cautisn them. The place where the pri soner was arrested was about thirty miles from the Whau.

Prisoner, addressing the jury, maintained that he was innocent of the charge, stating that he was walking along the road looking tor employment on the day in question. Ho found employment, and was engaged at it when the detective arrested him.

His Honor having summod up, Tbe jury brought in a verdict of "guilty." His Honor referred to the fact that tho prisoner had been convicted of larceny no less than six times during the last three years. Tbe semtence would therefore bs a heavy one. Prisoner must take three years penal servitude. LAKCSNV FROM A SHOP. Joseph Hayes was charged with stealing £13 from the shop of Charles Stone, West Queen-street. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. Charles Stone deposed that prisoner was in his shop oa ttie day of the alleged robbary. Jtniployed him to carry in a load of wood which had arrived. Paid for the wood from a bag of money which ho 'bad, aad replaced the bag in the pocket of his coat, which ho left banging near to wkero the prisoner was working. Soon afterwards, he went away wiui bis cart on tho bread round, taking the coat witn him. When he returned that night be missed the bag from his pocket, John Gillanders, landlord of the Pacific Hotel, deposed to havi«g seen the p.isonir at his house, in new clothes, on the day of the robbery. He gave witnpss £1 to keep for him, Witness asked him whpre ho got the meuey, and he said it was peision day. An employe" at the Pacific Hotel deposed that the prisoner shouted drinks for him, and paid for him to go to the opera that evening. Charles Haunkin, draper's assistant in Mr John Smith's shop, and Francis Bealo, deposed that they had each sold prisoner goods, which were paid tor, Detective Sullivan deposed to arresting the prisoner. While he was in custody, he admitted having .found £6 in Stone's shop. Tbis was the evidence for the prosocution. The prisoner said he had saved up tho money, with which he had purchased tha goods referred to. Prisoner was fonnd guilty, and sentenced to eighteen calendar months' imprison ment with hard labour, SJODOfIY. Manuel Roderlque, a Spaniard, was charged upon an iudicment charging him with sodomy at Russell. Prisoner pleaded not guilty. (Left sitting.)

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

GLADSTONE WILL KOT RESIGN, LONDON, July 10.

In the House of Commons' to-day, the Premier took occasion to refer to the bint he tb.rew> out at the Jast meet; ing of the House, that he might deem it necessary to resign in conseqnence of the rejectlou of the proposed amendment to the Irish Repression Bill. Mr Glad stone stated that after consideration, he had decided to accept the vote or the House, and had abandoned any intention of resigning. MELBOURNE, this day.

It has been ascertained that John Mathie? son died qf apoplexy, and, not epilipsy, as at first atatpd.

BURGLARY.

The men arrested on a charge of burglary at the shop of Ariuski, in Londsdale-street, Include a Licensed Victualler,

ENGLISH HOP CROP,

Private advices report that the English hop crop is expected to be 50 per cent, be low the average.

SHIPPING.

The Merchant Shipping and Under writers' Association has received a tele gram from London stating that the Insurance Company require an additional quarter per cent, only on yesnels'pasgib^ fhroggh the Siiez Canal.

THE BRIGANTINE OMAHA SAFE.

(BY TEI/EGRAPII.—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

LYTTELION, this day, The brigantine Omaha, from Chatbams, arrived all safe tbis morning. D.uring q gale while there,she. parted both cabjas ami went ashore, but aame off uninjured.' ' &§e brought up an 11 aboriginal, 'Tapene Arg tyhiti,' committed for \t\al a$ the guprerna | Court, charged with attempting rape on a . native girl eleven years old, THE WRECKAGE. Respecting the wreckage and fallow qt Moranni, it is nqw belipved to, he part of the wreck of the Duke ot Sutherland, wrecked at Timo.ru some time since.

His Honor the district judge will give his decision in the case Herbeit Brunton v. the Corporation of Auckland, an action for damage arising, out of the recent cab acci dent in Chapel-street, on Thursday next.)

WANT-OF-CONFIDENCE MOTION.

(BY TKLEQKAPH—OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

j WELLINGTON, this day. Thurk \n now a fixed determination to bring on a want of confidence motion im mediately after the Public Works Statement, It appears there has hitherto been much difference of opinion in the opposition camp a.% to whether it should not have been brought down upon one particular measure, such, for iustance, as the Native Ecservea or Peace Preservation Bills. Many thought so but other counsels prevailed, and it is now agreed that the motion shall be tabled in as nearly as possible the following words : "That this House having heard the policy of the Ministry as declared in certain (specified) measures has no confidence in them," For special reasons, which I .1111 not at liberty to discuss, the compulsory insurance pro posals will not be mentioned in tho motion. Between two out of tho three rival leaders, there is a distinct understanding, and a large majority of the personal followers of the third arc prepared to support any want of-conlidcnce motion, with a view to avoid factional jealousy, tho motion will not lie moved by either Sir George Grey or MrMac amlrew or Mr Montgomery, Either Mr Dar gavilla or Mr Fish will do ao. If what I have heard, on apparently tho bsst authority, be correct there is a probability of the motion, if correct, being followed by the iuforwa tion ot a strong coalition Government, tho new Ministry having ono of the present number in its ranks.

LATER.

Tub Government Lave rogolved to mako Mr Shechan'a amendment, " That the pro! posals ou National Assurance arc unsatis factory," a Ministerial question, and will refuse to-day to go on with the business till It be disposed of.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(iioforo J. K. Macdonald, Ken., R.M)

TmppiNO a PiHTniLtir. — Kdward, Adlam was charged on BUmnionswithasiianlting Thoj, Partridge in an unbecoming munnor on ibo 7th instant.—Prisoner said ho had cortalnly iijared tho lad, acd bo had proiulsud to coinueuuato him as soon as ho had tho mouns.—HlS Worship Raid ho had tho power to ord w aompoo sution, but holrtld not wish to put him to extra oiponßO.— Ai Journed until tho 20th Instant, to (ivo tho prlsonor time to nrranuo with th» complainant. Wounding.—Charlos Chrlatlanaan and Goo. liOais were ohargod with unlawf ally wounding Charles Higulns, on the 10th inst.. by sfibblng him with a knife.—Mi Pardy said the priionorn w«ro only arrettc d at a late hour last night, and oonstquonlly ho w»s not prepared to RO on With the case.—Kemandad nntll Friday.

(Before F. W. Hull, Esq., J.P.)

AiAEQRn PinjonY.—Thomas Gorman waa charged with oammdtlog wilful aid corrupt porjury in testimony given by him In tho Robl dent Mukl- traio'j Court on tho 11th May, twforo J. K. Macdonaid. K»q., X.M.—Mr Tbeo. Cooper appear»d lor tho prisoner,—Mr Hardy oxpuiusd tho nartloulara of tho oaio, whloh will bo fresh In the roooloitlou of rnndors.—Tho following evidence wax taken:—JamSß Ilut'or Sioney, nlork of H.M. Court. Auokland, having proved hli appolntmont to tho olllco, deposed that ho hud charge of tho records of the Court, and cm la several gazettes containing proolumatlous renpootluK buuadarica and tho appointment o£ Mr Macdonaid iiu Bssldent Magistrate for the district of Auckland. Mr stonoy fur thar producad Bummonaes and particulars of tho case, Williams v. Gorman, hoard on tho 11th May, 1882. in tho K.M. Court, Horn " He cords of civil oases." Tbo oaso was hoard on that day, but judgment was ruaorvod until Uio 22nd Juno, whan it was glvon. lie only knew the parties by uinlit —John Edwin Macdonaid, Resident Magistrate, deposed that ho Bat In that oapaolty on the 11th May last, In tho said Court. Itoiuoin berod tho ease Joseph Williams, plaintiff, aid Thomas Go; man, defendant. In whlob tho plaintiff was suing for the prlo charmed (Or tho occupation of a house in Mrr mlon-street, Auckland. Took notes of tho case. Gorman stated In his evidence for the defence, having been duly Bworn. that ho had never b.:on lnsldo tho houso In Mnrmlon-Btroot. Ho ilnu'ly gave judgment In favour ot plalntlfi'; had provloualy non-aultod plalntiffon Uormaii'fl Btatome»ts,oonplod with tboevldoncoof his wifo. —John Towneoud Harper know Joe. Willlamß, tailor, of Victtrlo-Btroot. Mr Williams has a numb ii of houses. Witness acted as agent for thoso houses, and collootod tho rants. Ho let a houso In Marmlon-ntroot on tho 21st of January last to Thomas Gorman, tho aoonsod. Huw Gorman in tho houie. Had a conversation previously with Mr Williams,aid subsequently mot both Gorman and his wifo in tho house. Tho door was oponod by Gorman, 110 did not go in. bat arranged tho letting at tho door, Herman said ho was an engloe-lrlver in tho employ ot Mr Blowdon, at £3 pur weok, besides overtime. His rent-book and references worn satisfactory, and ho Ut the houae to Gorman. Mo occupied tho homo threo wook», and left' without Klvlng notice. Sirs Gormau paid the rent. Hrs Hoaiy lives near, and was »tahding on her verandah all tho time ho w»b talking to Otrman and his wife. Was in Ojnn whon Gorman gave evidence. Heard him stoto that lio wa« never In tho houso, aed b,iid niVer B,quc htm (wltnaao) oxcoptinii at ths» pol{po titutlon.— To Mr Coopor :' Tho firm t\ mo ho saw Gorman wan on tho iJlut January, at the letting of the houso. I<eniifl«(l him at work. Had no doubt about' it. .Hunted htm out for the purpose at ■nmmonlng him. Was astonished to hoar hjm say that he had never seen him. Was not aware that pvi*onor had threatened to prose onto him (Harper) fQr porjury! Did not lnstl tcito thoao prooeodings. To Mr Pardy j Ho plokod tho man ont among a lot of workmen, —Marßsret Hoaley, wifo oC Wm JUalor, Marialon-atroot, dppoßod that she know Mr Williams, of Vlotorla-atrtet. Sho now rasldod at Monni Albort. she kept tho key c( tho emptr house in Marmlon-atreet in January. Mrs (Gonnui calloM about tho houao, and then Mr Gorman; both in Court. Talked with Gorman far half-an-hour at her garden gate. He a«kad f«r to* key to look at tho horjea. She gave it to her I^airlco, who 'went with Gorman to tho hor.ee. Saw him unlock tho door aad leave It. Usr daughter waltod an tho verandah. Ho woa la tho Sjoubo about ton mlnutf a, Mrs Gorman oamo and got iha key, and witness taw Gorman Uklng some cooking things into th« houso. Saw Gorman frequently at the houao during tha three weeks thoy held the honse.cSWas quite positive that accused was the v.as. a&v; him once or twice every day, as though ho was gol»g to and from his work.—To Air Cooper: Could not ipoak bb to tho length of Mr Gorman'd bonrd. She was positive that the aooused was the man who was living in that hoiiso.- -Beatrice Httaloy, daughter of the luut witness, corroborated,— .tlloe MoGrath, wife of Koger McGrath, of Naplor-stroet, knew Ut and Airs Gorman, now in Court; in Deoembor last Gorman and his wife lud a guarral; Mrs Gorman then lodged with her threo weokji; she loft, and she went after her; saw thorn liogothsr in a house near tho Market: she was after her money, £2 58, rent, whioh Mr Gorman had promised to pay; Mr aid Mrs Gorman had several lively perfor mances at her house; was mtre alarmed than amused; sho follorrod him up, butonly got 10s; called at Marmion-street; Mra Gorman .was OQoklng steaks and onions for Gorman'q supper; she wait«d, but Gorman did not return,—Charles Godfrey, ot Qrey-streot, d» posed to. (hifttag aonie things for Mr Qorin(va t thought it was about Qvo mmitha aso; removed, them from Upper Qneen-e^reet to MurmlonS Otroet.—Constabiehtrathorßhad known Gorman lour yearg; latterly he had beon in tho employ ot Mr Btewden, contraotor. Roworo a knlttod guerneoy. KiowMra Qorman's stopaon, Nor man.—Thl9 being the oaso, Mr Cooper ad* droflsoi the Conrc, and argued that a prixna fade oaao, sufficient for trial, fcad not beon made out; the evldenco must be material to the issne. He then notloed apparent dlscre panoles, and tho only wltnoss who at all bofo . out Mr Harper's evidence was Mra Healey, and It was olear that Mrs McQrath had no friendly feeling towards defendant, bb he owed her some money. He then dwelt on the mtrita ot the oase, and submitted that it was not a o&sa in which a jury wonld oonvlot—Tbo deposition!) were then read over and prisoner com'mltiod for trial. Prisoner W&B'qdmittp'd to balli' hlinj celt in £100, and two sureties in .-fSciO oao^, This was &\l the brines?.

ARRIVAL OF THE RINGAROOMA.

The p.s.Rlngarooma arrived at 2.30 p.m. to day She letc Hobuoiv'a Bay at 1.45 p.m. on 26th reaoh Bind'(it 7 p.m. on 2nd Juy; left noxt rirtyut 5 cm, calling at Port Chalmers on tha 4tb ( LyttoHcm on the Cth. Wellington on the 7th, A apler on the 9th.and Gl6borne on the 10t);. Iteft latter port at 1.45 p.m., reaching Auckland at 2.30 p.m.; experienced yarlanlo >yoathar up the coast. From (Jlßbojino e^porlenped rjorth ohbC wlnds.wltb heavy bqmpyaea.aaoompanfadwlif) tblpk foggy weather. Pasaorißors—Masrlaiaej Thompson-, Lewis and Jr.faat, Mullach, Maiaon, MIBSO3 Imrie, Haskingß. Wilson, Messrs T home son, Tiernoy, Newton, l'ollock, Lowls, Captain Francis Bonndy, Captain Alullool). Flnlay, Lovlnsohn, Ohlllingworth. Muir, Diinnlng, Mtlos and sorvant, Merrfok, Mourehouso, Trowen, France, Kwen. Lyndon. Wilson (2), Last and son, tjneddon, Kohlor, Hydos, Dewing, and 37 steerage.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JULY 11.



The s.s. Taiaroa arrived from Levuka this afternoon,



Money, 4?1 (T& l 0 *iQ>IITOXJBW'i:'otT BnUdlng 3&-IL\r Sncirmy principles, or on other torvng to BQlt borrowers. AUotmonta bon^ht and Hodbos built on weekly payment system. Mortgagee and Loans neaoilatod. Bea List of Properties (or aole on 4th paite. Six par cent, allowed on money dapoaitcd (or Invaotm6ut;.— 0. WiixiJlMßon, Land, Hntato sod Iflnanoi»l Aaont and Valuator Valo.iii I*n», INDUSTBIAL AND. PROVIDENT PKRMANKNT BUILDING. LAND AND IN VKST WENT SOCIKTY OF AUCKlj^fp, Ov'Fjow: COKHE^ QUBSN-BT. 'ANb YTO^N N?- B,OAnD Of BTan^ohjj^nt v President VTbob. EeapooVf. Bay.; iii.H.R. Vipe Prestdent :a. G. Horton, Kin. Ifeaanrer i Tho's. Maoky, Esq. Ulreotoro: Messrs. Graves .aJokin, Kdward Bartley. H. Brett. Jas. Daore. J. J. Hoi- M'of wff G< P< Plorce> °'B- stone- Manager: GeorgeFrasar. THIB BOCIHJTY is prepared to make advanoss to the1 extent fit three-fourths ot tbo valno on Freehold or i.eaßehold Property, KItPAYMKNTS. caloulateft on tlio lowest possible remoneratiTe scale, may bo spread over any reasonable nnmbor of years. FINES Nor E«FuROKD In oases ol sick ness or want ot employment. Members may join as Investors or Borrowers at any time, intending Borrowers before deciding wonld do well to apply at the offloa of this Society, where they oan make arrangements and terms ito suit their convenience. , . .• n, fl.—Borrowers share in the profits. '



Wanted. \\T ANTED, a Young Man to make him » T self eonorally usofnl.—Apply to Willlaii NjohoUs^lairyman^Ullonlle. WAN I'KD, a Good" General Servant small family.—Apply to Mr« Oaptah Powell; Orahame-atreot (off Viotorla-ttreoi). \\f ANTJSD, a respectable Youth ; O m T T ai"cußtomod to tha Orocory preferred.- J. Koas, Grocer. Vlotofla-atroet. WANTED, a strong active Young Mar. to deliver coal and ilrewood ana make hitngolf gonerally nßofnl.—Apply Railway Toe Mart. Mount Kdon Road. ANTED, for the country, Small Qoodsman, and able to aorve in shop,— G. Hulme. WANTED, Girl to assist in house work.—Apply Mra Geddls, St. Georgo'e Bay Road. */»JANXED, a Good Cook and Laun ? T droiai-Apply to Mra Shota, Arnoy Road. Remoera. WANTISU, a Smart Houaemaid for country hotol; wages lfla, pnßsage paid. —Apply Mrsiclamoro. Bhoftlandatreot. WANTED, a Second Cook — Apply Albort Hotol. WAN TED. a Man for a Farm,—Apply John Buchanan. Castom-hoono-street. WANTkD, a Plumber and Zincworker, * pplr. W. Craig, Symonda-street. \ay AiN iiiU, a gool Kpailesman who can T! mow aud mlllc.—Samuel Brown, Park Itoad and Soallold Vlowßoadi ANTED SkkN, the Fur Trimming, 9d the yard: Grand Pompadour FrloßO, 0:1 tho yard; lot of Blaok do., cheap; Chenille Not, 9d tho yard, at Damplor'a Wakeilold-stroet ANT¥D, a Respectable Nurse Girl. Apply to Mrs T, J. Philip, Karangahapo Road, Newton. ANTED, Intelligent Youths as ap prontiooß to tho otloking; liberal terms. —Young Brog.. Durham-street. WANTED, 11 Good General or Coach Smith; Rood waores and constant em ploymont.-Jamea Maokie, Coaohbuilder, Vic torla-atroot Kast. WANTkD, a good Reneral Servant.— Apply at tho Grange, Ponßonby. or to W, C, Donuoa, Sowing Maonine Depot, Queen atrjjot^ WANTED, a good General Hand lor tho Grncory Business; ono with Colonial oxorlonco proforrod.—Apply, with references, Box No. 7. i'Qßt omoo, Auoklanq. WANTED, Employers to save adver, tialng and apply to Labour Kxchango, Hlgh-streot—A. T. Carter. Manager. \\l ANTKU a«KN, the Ladies' Trimmed » T Kfttn at la and la Gd, and tho Fur Hata or 1» Bd; Satin do., la 6d—At Dampier'a Wako flald-atreot ahop. WANTED, Two Kospcctaulo Boardew, —For Addieas, apply to K. M. Marlay, Grocer, Kdon Torraca, top of Kybor Pbbb Uoa(L __^_ WANTED, Two Men, generallyuaeful for Hotol j. also Hiumnidii, General fiorvanta, and Youths.—Armstrong & Com- Piiuy^Laboar Ixohanffo, 177. Queon-streot, AtTTBD," a Good Dairy of Fresh Butter and Bgga.-Apply Aapinall ana Palmer, Pitt-stroot. AInTED, a Situation by a lirst-class restaurant Cook, or will Lease a good paying Heataurant.-Appty "A.8." Evening iJTArt Offloo. WANTED, aa thorough hause and par lor maid, s rcipootablo tmatwonliy Woman.—Apply to Mrs Cowlo, Bishops Court Parnoll. WANTED, a Good General Servant — Apply Mre Perclval, Groon Lane, ANTiJU, Everybody to know that Damplor's Sale of 'foya, &0., Is now BOlntr on at hia Uobson-atroot Branoh. Bo In time l_Bo In titne_l_ W~ AiiTED, a Strong Lad. — Apply 3tab offloo. WANTED, for Hotel in ;Witiknto, a , 1 * HouMnmld ; alßo, Waitreaa.-Conimer olal Hotel, Bhortland-atroat. \\T ANTED SEEN, the Largo Stock «f viT T n Wlntor Ribbons for Md-At D.mpiert Wakoflold-streot ahp^. WTANTKR, a Chemist's Assistant for 4J ' WanKanul.-Apply by latter to Kem» thorno, Proaner, and Co.'a Now Zealand Drue Company, Limited **, AInTEJ), a Good General Servant; tt high wagoa.—Apply, Panama, Lower Symonda-Btreet. VVTANTKD, a Double Chimney bnilt— T I W. Thompson, Smurt-Btroot (off Qraoe> Btroet). Ponßonby. WANTED, Employers to know that wo can sond them Clerks, Uonaekcoperr, 1-^ay lUlps." Gardoners. and Gonorally Utoful.—Armstrong & Co., Labour Kiohango, 177, Qucon street, ANTED to Sell, a First-class Trl chord Piano (Bord'n orice, £10), nearly now.—Address. A.8.. Post-oftlco. 'ANTKD, Genera} Servants a,nd othcrg to Koßlttyr tholr namea at Labour J£s cjianKe^^h-stwet^^J^Cttrter^lanaKer V«, aMTKU, Uoolis, Lauudreßsos, aud » » Houaemaids to Henlßter ihoir names at L>bo^r Kxshapgo, Hlgh-wtwet. mA/"ANTED, all Out of Employment to T J Roglstor their namea at Labour Kx phangp. Hlgli-atreot, na»r City Oonncll UIHOBB. vt, AW'i'fclJ, by a Lady of 20 years cx -7 T porlonco. Mublo Pupila at 1b por lesson. Evening Leaaona gtvon. Private Lesaona In Banolng to Adults or Families,—Addroaa Mrs Woloh. Groy-atreet, opposite Hollier UonBC, \mi ANT/ED toljell, a Good AllotnienT, TT 5| feot fronUgo-closo to Ponßonby Road.—Apply this office. W~ ANTED KNOWN, that Lunch can b§ had at the Masonlo Hotol ovory day (hoO. from 12 o'olook till 2 p.m. WAiXTEU, all my trienda aud cus tomora to bo in lirao and »co the bonoilt Ot my Balo ot Toya and Fanoy Goods. Romem bpr th>t thgy aro at tho Hobcon-atroet Branob. WANTKD, arespectableLad to driveli carringo, milk, and aatlat In the Karden. —Apply toHdward Lowlg, Custom-home-atreot. HJ ANXJSD to Sell, severul HoteirirTthe olty, Hoqbco «nd Allotments In prlnol pal stroota j also. Farms ne&r city.—Apnly Aniialrong & Co., Real Bstato Agents, 177. Qucon-atrcet. WANTKD to t»e» — Choe«e, Bacon, Batter, Kkbb. &c, of the Best Quality. Wd ai Loweat Wholesalo Prlooe.-R. Row, Orocor. Vlotorla-atreot. VV AN TED—Tailors to bear in mind I ™ nat I hS7° ln Btoo!r a lftrue assortment of Bluok and Blue Superflnes and Doeskhip. Tweods. Oo&tlngB, Bedford Corda, and Trim mings of all descriptions, ehortlengths of which I out at wholoßale price. A. LOVKTT, WeUealey-fltroßt. ANTED to Sell, B\Uld;ng Lota in tho suburbs, close to town (ohoap) i also, Houseß and Sootlone.-Armstrong and Uc. Ileal Katato. Ageata, 177, Queoa^treet. WANTED, Tenders for Cutting about 28 ohslna of Brains. Laying Tilea. and Filling in (labour only).—Apply at 42, Queen- ANTED KNOWN, Hasd Sewing Machines from 25*: Home Shuttle ditto, 60s 1 alao Machines taken ln exchange.-"W. C. Uanneß'a Dopot. Qoeemtreet. WANTED SEEN, the Japaneae Silk, la 3d the jara; Colored Satin, Is 9a ; Black do.. 2s 3d and 3a; Blaok Velveteen, la lid and 2a fld. at Damplor'a Wakefleld-Btreat ANTED KNOWN-We moke C^offi- Ing 25 per oe^ Cheaper thaltf'aw other house in Aunkland.^J, Tallo}, Q^qp-. AJN Vls D % :xn uV* N—ifafdneFs Qalnlne t\nd lion 'iponlo. 3s per bottle. Bna Qth£f prenaratloflg, may be obtained at 18i, Quoen-a^rept. fcno North Shore Pharmacy. WANTED KNOWN-The Eucalyptus Smelling Bottle, a remedy for catarrh, 33 fid eaoh, at 181, Q aeon-street, and North Shore Pharmacy. ■ ANTED KNOWN-We are the only Makers of tho Colobrnted 13s 1)1 Trousers and 559 Suite -I. Phillips. Queen-afreet. \XT ANTJpID SEKN, the Twill flfceeW / Xu. l84 d; Wh_o,pal!oo, m 5 UaUMohad ?,°r'Ksn;, J Br. OW? c .? QlUl'^ 4jaj'at Damplor'a Wakei^eld street Shop. «*> AIVTED KNOWN -A tew gocsa T T Dairy Cows for Sale, near oalvjng lin fine condition,^perfectly nuiot, ccod milkera, ahorthorn brced.-B. gplland. Lake Takapnna. WANTED, Members for Mechanlcnl Drawing Claas.-Apply on Taesday ox Friday evenings, at tho V.M.O.A, to R. M, Frlpp, ANTED Known—That J. Oosgrayo and Co. are selling gtrong Hoa7? Tweod Tronaera tor 8a lid. ANTED KNOWN--]fh,at Fharland'a Worm Powdor^i are the most papujas o?d BUOoesßful refmedy now known. Price is packet.^-a ddreaa t Oppqalta Eoat-oaioß. Y^TASfTED, the Public to know that I t T have juat bnught another New Lot ol hftndaomly Bound Volamea, itolndiag Good Worda. ii Bd. M»gazilneo. Lakura Hours, Wedding Bella, $0, Caji early to choose.— W, H. Dampler, Hobgon-atreot.—P.S.—Full partlou laroaoon, WANTBD Sh-EN, Men's Shirts "fo T la zi a, 6d u5 Handsome Stud Suites. 9a i Geiita' Handksrohlefs (law.BJre), 63-; at Dampier'a vvaKeflelq-Btreet Shop. ■>'■ \•■ ii - •%XT ANTED KNOWN-The only V 1 foot Cure for Too.tbaobp and Newolsto. and ho cnto no pay, U by aoplylM to Proieasor Qosaepte, the q,niy P?(vo.««I «eA»Ust to the fiilonr.—J'hor^ati^.atreat^^ W"^AlfT£O"Sl!,lN~The Window xvet, r . 3id:. , LoS,B Curtains, 33 Ud; Children's Pinafores, lid; FrooKs.2s; Ameriosn Leather, lljd; at Dampier'a Wakefleld-street Shoo, RANTED KNOWN^-W ? have t'46 T Y t ~hSn(?So meat TF e?&> •*. New Zealand to Be!cct 13s 6d Trouqera ?rom.-J. Phillips. Tallny, Qqean-s^reet. * *-" W' ANT^D KNOWN - Toys 1 Toys i < j, Fan°y O00?!' Fancy Qooda I-As J going out ot tho above bußinosa, I will EBU the Balance of my atock at a Great Reduo. tlon to clear them out,-W. H. Dampler. Hob. eon-Btreet Branch. ' ANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Tonio Balsam and Liver Regulator ig used with marvellouß Bucoeßß for Indigestion- Price Sea bottlei-Addresa: OpDoalte Poat, oiiice. ANTED KNuWN-We have tfie Ballanca of our Stook o£ Toys an'o and Fanoy Goods novf on vloW at tao Hobaon. street Branoh. Inapeotion invited. Call early



Wanted. VI^"ANTED, a Man accustomed to Pack ' * » ing.—John Buchanan, Customhouse n Btreot. 1 WANTED to BUY, a Second-hand n ' * Hand Cart.—Apply, stating price, to I F.W.M., Pout Office. Newton. "a W ANTED, Managing Partner, with "1 £50D, for bUßlnoia firm In town; other arrangements it of uood boßinesa capaolty.— Armstrong find Co., commission Bgentß. WAJNTED, several good Machinists; highest wages given to good hands.— Q. Blaok and Co.. Victorteatrcet Bast. WANTED, Good Second-hand Winch for hoisting.—Particulars and price to T.H.J., Star office. WANTED, 200 Dozen Bottles.—Apply • J. Wondol, Wine Manutaoturor, Bymondß-atreet. ANTED SKEW, tie urand Lines oa Ladiea Fashionable Hose, 81; JHon' Socks, 3d; Children's do, trom 2d; Boys' Rlaßtlo Braces, 6d—Dampler's Wakefloldßtreet Shop. WANTiSD JiBUWN-Working Men oan Save tholr Mono? by calling at the Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meals Bd; Board and Lodging 15s per week.—Note the addroaa: Nearly opposite the Waitemata and close to the Dock, Lower Albort-streot. WANTED SEEN, the Gent's Twe"od Coata, 5a Gd ; Holland do. (small sizes). 18 cd; Qonts' Cheat Soarvoß, 2d; Bovb' Belts, 3d. at Damplor's Wakoflsld-sireet Bhopi VI7-ANTKD KNOWN—That J. Cos". t grave and Go. aro selling Tweed Mao klntosh Uoata for 30a. warranted. UANTKD Known—That ■). Cosgrave , »„ „ and Co. are Soiling Men'a Soi-ge Suits for 2ye Bd, if ANTED, the Public to be in time for 1 the Writln g Desks. Is 9d; Work Boxea. is; Glove Boxes, Is 6d; Wbx Dolls, 3d; Shell Boxes, Is j aoi Dampior's Balo o£ Balance of Toya. Hcbaon-atreot. KNOWN—We have the t T best Outlor In Anckland.-J. Phillips, Tailor. Queen-atroat. ANTED, Settlers to! know that American Waggona, light and heavy. either with or without springe, are for sale at A. Maokie a, Durham-street j alao, very hand some Hooded Bngßfea. doable and single, hung on an entirely now principle, and o£ the best qnality evor yet landed on theae ahorea. VVfANTKD KNOWN. —That Shar er T land's Family Pills are Invaluable for Constipation, Headaohe, and Indigestion.— Price la Box. Addreas-Oppoßlte Post Offloe. \\T ANTED SKKN, the" great new lot T T of Droas Huttona on the Counter, Id the dozen ; Stay Bnflka, 2d, 4d, and Cd, at Dainpier'a Wafcefleld-stroot Hhop. W'aNTbD TO StLL, Two or Three Llßht 'Bussoa in good repair.—W. Crowther. Wellealey-atroet. ANiED KNOVVM—That J. Goa crave & Co. are Soiling Men'a Geolong Twe3d Trouiora and Veata for 17b fld. WANTED SEEN, the Peerless Gloss at 7d the bottle; and Cork Soles (ladles op gents'), 2Jd the pair—At evory one of Damrler'a Shops. \* v ANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos- V » gr»vo & Co. are Selling Men's Blue Whitney Overcoats, lined thoroughly, for 13a Bd, WaS Tj&D to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, well found and copporod,— C. Bailey, Shipbolldor. near tho Doolt. 'ANTED, Purchasers tor Good Swede Turnlpa, in lots of S tona, delivered at any railway otatlon within 10 miles of Otahuhu. Prloo. 30a per ton, or 25s on the ground,—FLaher and Co V IT ANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Ulstors", T 5s 6d ; Ladloa' J«.okots, 6s 6d; Girls' do., Bs-At Damplor'a Wakofleld-atroet Shop. ANTED KNOWN BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDKRB are tho Finest Remedy for Woraoa. In paokota. One ahlillng; by Post, la Ms-WKBT KND PHARMACY, Ponsonby. WANTED KNOWN, that SbnrlamFa Chorry Peotoral relieves Coughs in ten nilnntea; bottles, 2s Bd.—Address, oppoßlto Poat-oigoe. irTANTKD,—ThoPablio to know that T T Munro & Mlliigan. Uobaon-Btreot, have added to their Tailoring Department a branch or. tho manufaotnro of Boys' and Yoatha1 Clothing, raado to order, from tholr largo atook of gnft'anteort ahrnnk twoeda. WA NTED KNOWN BLOMFIKLD'B SOOTHING POW JKRB, a oooling aparlont for Childreo outtlng oeth. troubled with eruptions of aUla. Paokots, 1b ; Poet, la 2d.-WKBT KNO PHABMAOY Ponsonby. V\7-ANTED KNOWN-Final Nolico T T Vo Householders and others, that naloaa pqyment is mado without delay for Past Servioos (Juno Quartor past duei, tlio Night Soil Conlraotor will not attond. Offloe: City Market, !uoeD-stroet Kntranco; 9am to 5 p m dally j Saturdays, 10 a m to 9 p m, VV A N J 2 dT Yorraf? Women or Lads, who have workod jahdjno, Dhawino. Rovino, and Spinning in Flax or Jma Mills at Home. Constant work : good wages; also an experienced MAfs<- INR Ws»Vicn. Auckland Fibik MANrpACTaEY Company (Limited). Stanley-atroat. yy a n t c d. Tonilera for tho Building of a Three-roomed Cottaga (labour only).-Apply J Soullen. Rub aell-atref t. Great North Moid. Tenders olose at 6 o'clock on FRIDAY Nieht. WA N • T JS D, ALL TUB Working Men of Auckiand t« coma and Inspect the BPLENWDi NSW GOODS Just Arrived es Cambria. Balmorala and Elastic-Side Boots, onlr 10e Cd, the best value over offered in Auckland. Albo, IE Truakn Ladins' Button and Fanoy Kinetic Kid Boots, the boat and cheapest In Auckland, Don't forgot the Address— H. SAWK IN S, THE RRD BOOT WAREHOUSE, VIOTORIA-STRKRT. W an x a D, vv You to call at BRENNAN'S AUCKLAND HOUSE, Foot of "Viotoria-atreet, And gee tho following lines :— Luatrea, -lid ; Drees Serges, lid Merino, 1b 7d; Wlnoejn, lid Flannel, 73d ; Holland, Cd White Calloo, 2s 9d doz; Oxford Shirtinga, 69d; TwiU Shirting, 2 yards Wide, l£ 2d yard Men'a Alpine Hats, 2s lid; Hardfelt, 33 Oi ; Tweed Bi',lw, 2fr 6d; Ovorooats, 22s 6d ftAVK YOUR BIONKY AND BUY AT •g R X N N A N "3, A-BTRBKT. ANTED KNOWN^ ~ t& FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value !n Blankets, from 9/11 to «/ pair Good Valne In Quilts, from ifi to 12/ i; B*ze, 10-9 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8§; 72 inoh, 1/ Good Valne in Calicos, from /2i; white. /3 Good Valnn In Dreea Materials, from Hi Good Value in Wlnceya, from /3J to 1/3 flood Value in Laoo Ourtalnß, from 3/11 to SO/ Good Valuo in Ladios* Uhters, from 8/9 nn ' }cod Value In Hoßlery, all olzea ad makes Good Valuo In Bating and Velvoteons. trom 2/3 Good Value in HandkercJUets, Crom '/Ij eaoh. Goo* Value In Tahls Nctikyiß. : Cloths. 2/ Good Valaa la Fait Carpeta, 1/4'; Tap<jstry, %8 Jood Value ii> Mininery and Underclothing 3ood Value in 2tmtton Blsvcifc Kid Gloves, 1/9 I Good Value is Laalaa* Ooreeia, n/8 to 10/6 AT WM, H. BMITH'B OHHAI" DrtAPEHY WaUKUOUBB, Corner of Upper Queen and Alesandra-atretta, Oppoeito Army and Navy Hoteli N.a-Onr Well-ftßsortoft Stock of GENERAL DRAPERY la bought cheap foh oabh, and marked In plain figures at 10 ncr cent, lens ihtjo' usual Queen-street prices. Wo invite compari-. son VT7- 4 N "'•£"&"u" X" N o W N, TWO SHILLINGS IN THK POUND DISOOUNX ON ALL OASB PUROHABKB OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, KARANGAHAPB KOfD, NawTOWi BnlQDdid Valne in Sfiln White Oalloo, 5/8 per don Good Valne In Blanket?, 7/fi to 30/ per pair Unequalled Valno in Ulstora. 4/9 to 35/ eaoh Splendid Valuo in Jeraeya, 6/8, worth 9/0 Good Valno in Mlllinory and Underolotblnn Unoquttileii Value in 160 Ladloa Felt £latq, a,'B eaoh Splendid Value In Long Laca Cartaina, 1/ par yd Good Value in Dmss iSatariala.l'roni /^ yd UnequaH3d Valfia In Coloured Ca^Qmsyea, 1/ pas yd" j splecfltd Yaluo In Corseta, I[B to 12/8 per pair Unequalled Value Jn Corsets, 2/8 and 2/11 Good Yalce in Hosiery, all sizes, tea. Splendid Value in 4-button Black; El 3 aiovea, Unequalled Valne In Colanraa Serges, /1H per yd Good Value in Colonial Fiannela, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dressmaking on Premises Unequalled Value in Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, 2/6 AT STKPHKNSON'S, NBWTON HOUBB. Nbwton. N.B.—Comment on on? Stoolc ot General Drapery is needless; a einglo call is sufficient to prove that parpo4aors" o£ Drapery oan get best vaulo fo? tijolr inonoy at 1 ' ' Q T X P H E N S O N'S, '■ ! NKWTON ! Medicax. i __—, ————~— A BE you troubled with periodical Head- J\. aohesl Marshall's Special Tincture of 1 PodophlyUam will euro you. Price la.—Good , s.Qn's London Arcade, 3 mOOTHACHE ! TOOTHAOHE I 1 X TOOTHACHE 1! I > Immediate Belief by nslog BDBON'S MAGIC KSSKNOB, ! in Is Bottles. I , Board and Residence, a f^iOVKRNOK BKOWNS HUTKL . V3T HOBSON-STREET, board and LonaiNQ _1."."_ _-. ,SOb per Week - BiwerA Room--—----_-..Ma. l U UJfISKI'JK Board and Residence (bath, . O piano, large grounds), not to be equalled. j In central position In Auckland, for families.



corporation Notices. ,o QITY OF AUCKLAND j_ TO WATER CONSUMEBS, —FINAL NOTICE All Water Supplies dne on tho SOth ult, ant not paid for on or bafore the I3th lnst., will bi - Cut Off without further notice. ' P. A. PIIILIPB, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, i July 11, 1882. ) ! ' " . "■ — m > To Let. rpo LET,, a Cottage of five rooms, wltb , X water laid on, near top ol Grey-street- Apply to Win, Barker, junotlon ot Pitt and ! Ylncent-atreetß. ' JlO LET, a Shop with gas and othei A. fittings, and Dwelling of i rooms at 15s blbo, a 4-roomod Honeo, 10a,-Apply Mrs Jaok, Mount Hdon Hold. rpu LBT, Three Rooms; two unfur- J tißhcd.—Windmill Villa, Bymondß-atreet. ff\O LBT, Workshop in Lome-street; X also. email Workshop (with steam power) suitable foe wood-turner. — Apply, A. Tult, Lorno-Btreot. ____ rpo LET, in Ponsonoy Kood, two Fur ft. nlshod Hodroonm; Blttlng-room If required. No other lodgers.—Apply to T. J. Philip, aaker, Nowton 1 rf\O LET, 4-rooomed Cottage, with A souUory, In Clarence-street, Ponsonby; good g-arrten, and every convenience.—Apply, W. G. Allen, next door. Tf\O LET, a convenient House at Con- X quest Place. Rent low to a good tenant. —Apply M. Ryan, Grooer, Parnell. mo LET, a Family Residence at Epsom, X with 50 acres of land.—For partloulaw, apply to T. Pi Oleghorn, Kpsom. Tf\O LET, in New Brick Buildings, JL Wyndham-streot. a Corner Shop and Dwelling, and three Comfortable Dwellings, all replete with every convenience.—J. M. Mac donald, Agent. rgtO LET, Ponsonby Road, comer Picton- JL street, thoße Commodious Business Pre mises oocnpled by H, C. Bettany. TO LKT, Wellington-street. Grocer's Shop and Dwelling, established fifteen yearß. FOR HALE, Choice Allotments In Lower Hepburn and Wolf Btreete. on terms to suit purohasers.-S, Y. COL[,lNßutEstate Agent, High-street. T~CTIJLACKSMITHS. —To Let, the Blacksmith's Shop lately occupied by W. Mnnroe.—Apply to R. Whltson & Son. OFFICE TO LET.—Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen-street. I^TOBTH SHOftE. —To Jbet, a iNew JJI House of 10 roorca, well sltuatedf and suitable for lodging hooae; also, Furnished Cottage.—X. and K. under. Dovonport Store For Bale. TCI OR SALE, Newton, a very comfortable X! House oC 6 rooms, In first-class order, and fitted with gas and other comforts; good well; allotment 33 x 100. Price, only £309. Also, a very desirable Verandah Cotttgfe, gable ends, almost new, la firat-olass order, and nloely fitted up; allotment 33 x 100.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. (520) |/*OR SALE, a New Six-roomed House, X! Terms easy. Albo, one to Let.—Apply to Mr Jolin Ko wo, PrOßpeot-atreet, Ponsonby (close to the hall). • __ UIUK S A JL. E OK TO LEX. RO3KNHEIM. P*ONSONBY. - Pleasantly situated Family Resldenoe of 9 Booms, Pantry. Scullery, stable, Coaoh-houae, ftc, within three minutes" walk of the throe lamps: garden stocked with choloe fruit and ornamental trees; commands extensive view of the harbonr, Hangltoto, North Shore, &c. For 'forms, &0., apply to VAILK ft DOUGLAS, Shortland-atreet. If O X S A L £ QRKAT NORTH ROAD-VUla, 7 rooms, gasaiier and gaa stove, very convenient; oho&p, MOUNT KDJCN-Nloe Villa. 7 rooms, splen did view. Only £150 cash, remainder at 8 per cent. GRAFTON ROAD-Honse. 8 rooms, gas, two tanks, garden, shed, &o. Terms easy. NKW NORTH ROAD-Honse and grounds, boautlf nlly laid out. ALLOTMENTS-Cheap Building Allotmenta at Mount Eden, Mount Albert, &c. W. V. STEVENS, Estate Agent, at Steadman's Seed Shop. . Queen-street. lit OR SALE, a fine young Grey Horse, X 1 thoroughly staunoh and active, suitable for a heavy Bering cart or light dray.—Apply George Dlckson. Baker. Hobson-street. _ liiUK SALE, Seafield View, a 4-roomed X House, with detached kitohen; also, 6 roomed House (new), on e&sy terms,—H. Par tlngton, Stlohbnry'B Buildings. FIOK SALB, 2 Large Allotments, 100 x 193. Valley Road, Mount Bden. Grand positlop.-H. Partington. Btlohbnry'a Buildings. rjiUAKAU.—A very Desirable Farm *- of 101 acres, about J J miles from Tnakau Station, with Threeroomod Cottage, Work shop, Dairy, Cow-ehed, Pi«Btioa, &c. A splendid tream rnos through the Property ; all fenced snd subdivided; abont 60 acres In grass, the aat cultivated; soil is flrst-olass. Good metalled read all the way. Very cheap—Price, £600 — D, if. Evans. Kstate Agent. j22 jjiQR SALE (Howe-street), a very Pretty IJ Villa, containing fivo rooms, pantry; water laid in. nice garden, etc: all In ilrßt-olass Drdor; splendid view; a very desirablo place.— D. F. Kvans. Ketate Agent. Queen-street. 125 Tp O R S ALE. VADUABLK BUSH-83 aoree of Valuable Buah, oonßUting of totara. purlri, fee, &0,, ?ooii position, near a navigable creek, being part of lots 80 and 85, Mangatete. Price only (580.—D, F. Evans, Estate Agent, Qaeen-street. (51S) PONSONBY.— A New ana very Pretty Verandah Cottage ot five rooms, allot ment, tank, &c, all complete, and in first-olasa wder. Very cheap. £220.—D. F. Evans, Estate Agent, Queon-Btreet. ' bVj "p>OR I M MEDIATE SALE; STANLBY-STRERT (Gseat North Road) - Two Good Verandah COitages, with outhouses, (rail, &c, allotment to each 31 x 110. sioo gar ien, good position.jnear the Bohool, Price, J8350 torthelttt. Tormreasy. D. F. BVANS. ioi Estate A gent. jm O R SALE, New nd Well-finished HOUSE, 6 rooms, ilcoly fitted up, register {(rates, oven, &c, &0., utuate Prospeotßtroot, near Ponßonby Hall. Prloo, £330. D. F. BVANS. 433 Estate Agent. jp o a. s a 1" MOUNT EDKN.-"A~New and Well-fjaished Pretty Villa Residence, 5, yooms, fitted with ilmost every conTenlenoe, resistor grAtes, klt ihen range, &c., &c. allotment 50 x 200, being iow tastefully laW oa,t aa garden. So.. Kood )osltlon, taaifl road frontage; very derirable, D. F. EVANB, JOS Bitata Agent L|IOR SALE. A BARGAIN. MANGKRE.-A valuable Dairy Farm, in noflt desirable position, adjoining the Mangere tVnter and DauaattirlnK Keserve. A splendid Tin for oattle.and abnndsnoe of water. The Property consists of 11 aoroa of flrat-clasa jand (in fact, unsurpassed) now down in grass >nd crop, divided into three lots, fonood, which, lould be subdivided and sold to great advantage. Together with House, Cow.ji.hgfl, PiMUet, Hookyard, oto., for £12$, S8 -X B. F, KVANB, Batata Agent, qneen-atroet. B1 O. X SaLK. BSOUNT KDUN — New and well finished nils, gablo ends, bow window, fee, six rooms mil wash-house, allotment 12 x 132; very deslr iblo. Price, BIM.-D. F. Evans, nutate Agent, iueen-itreet. (505) PONSONBY, corner William and George itreets—New and well finished Cottage, three ooma, and oorner allotment 65 x 18, for £2QQ,— X F. Evans, Estate Agent. ($39) TAKAPUNA-A Bargain, 10, aorea lund for 265.—D. F. Evans. BBtate Ageat. (510) A LLOTI^ENTS,!, ALLOTMENTS I! SRACK-S^RKET-Splondld Villa Bltesi at £3 UO.UNTBDEN-About G8 s 130, Rt from S2s Bd pet foot &.NOLKSK A-STIIKKT—4O Xl3O. for £100 BRAUB-BTOEEX-Vory Choice, at from 15e per loot 3TUART-STREET-BBantlful Villa Sites, at 50s per too DLARKMONT-Splendld Allotment (fenced), for £100 DtiARBNOE-STREET-Lots, at £1 per foot BAILEY'S PADDOCK-A Few Lota left, a) £10 each Great demand for AllcimenSa suoh aa the ibo vb, and any Ql(\oeA In my hands will find o ready sale, JD. F. EVANS, KSTATK ARKNT, QUBEN-STREBT. (Next "Herald.") P. J. MOSS]. _W. F, O'SUIiMTAN, FJ. MOSS & CO.; • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTB, SnORTLAND-STBKEX, BVK SALH. a Large Allotment la Brlghtoi ' Road, ParaeU HOO s 300). LOVIOB. Po'^erio about 10 aorea. ;i0 AC^KS near Tuakau; 50 aores In grass, ro ruuindor open fern and bush. Price, £500. 36 ACKKS, all improved, close to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, oow shed, bam, &o.; well suited tor fruit grow Ing. A. IaRO-b SECTION In Beresford-streetf S feet frontage! 600 ACRKS, partly Improved, 19 mlloa fxon Auckland, and 1 mile from railway tttattoni good 8-roomed House, and all neoessaz? out buUdings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, wp have a Largi Number of Town and Coajntry Properties fo Sale, including some Large Blocks ot Land U tho Walkato Diatrlct. • g. J. MOBB fc CO., Shortiand-Btraet, If S "X L A A U JS D ■ 50,000 Old Judge Cigarettes 50,000 Excelsior Cigarettes 25,000 Lane Fisherman 20,000 Duchess (Pare Turkish) Clgarottcs . PARTRIDGE & WOOLLAMS, QUEEN-STEEKT.



New Teas. ~KT. E W m E A S. Due, ex iiotohua, To-mobhow, 3000 Packages 'NEW SEASON'S TEAS, Ex Monmnlr, to Sydnoy, from Foochow. Consisting of 1110 HALF-CHESTS 1890 BOXES Spoolally selected to our order fwm the BEST Markkt Standards of last Season. We arc advlaod that VALUES aro oxoootling!y , <££Sl good, Mnsters for liquoring will be obtainable a row hours after arrival. Trade Afpjuoations Invited. 3300 Packages (in complotlon of our Season's order) will ba duo in Augnat. I/. D. Nathan & Co. Pnblic Notices. IN THE ESTATE OF CHAKLES KIRK CHATWIN, A BANKRUPT. All persons having CLAIMS against the abovenamed Charles Kirk Chatwin must Drove the Bame In the manner proscribed by aw, and lodge their proofs with Mr J> J. Hoi- I&nd, Buildor, Lorne-Btreet, not later than the 12th July Inst.) otherwise they will not be recog nised. J. J. HOLLAND.) Trustees of the V Estate of the said JA3. BLAIKIB, j 0. K. Chatwin, ivrOTICE OP TRESPASS.—Any person JLi Trespassing upon or cutting or removing timber from allotmont No. 87. Parish of Paremo remo,Out Hlll.Stokea' Point,will be prosecuted at aw.—Goo. Fraser, Central Land Agency, Auck land. ■ > JUST RECEIVED and for Sale, 50 Jars Choice Taranakl Bntter. — Guneon and Martin, 63, Custom-house-street. HOUSES built on the weekly payment system.—Apply Waller. No. 2, Graf ton Roodj off Kjber Pasa. rrOW TO MAKE HOME HAPPyTI JLJL Never be without a Perinjr Time Table in the house. The number for Jnly Is just out, and oan be had at all Stationers. QKATEB. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - That BRANSTON ana FORBTKR are now mauntaotarinn Bkatos of all bleob, on the men approved principle, and at Reduced Prieea miMARU RELIEF FUND SUB- J- . BCRIPTIONS. Intending Subscribers are notified that the Auckland List WILL CLOSE on the 22nd Jnly. Further Donations will be thankfully resolved. J. M. CLARK, Mayor, IMPOUNDED, on the 9th day of July, by the Banger, one Brown Horse, short tall, rope halter on head, for trespassing on the Mount Albert Road. In default of being re leased, the above will be sold at the Mount Albert Pnbilo Pound on the 21th day of July, 1882, at noon, C. J. SMALL, Poundkeeper. WEYRE,' Victoria-street Hat and • Glove Depot. Kid Gloves and Klowers for the ball at Half-price. Two to Six Buttons, from 'M per pair. White Maroellti Hoots, 4s, worth Ta 8d per pair. TO THOSE ABOUT TO MARRY, PARTIES FURNISHING, HOTBL KKEPERB, AND THB GENERAL PUBLIC. THE DIRECT SUPPLY STORE IMPORT 3 FROM THE MAKER", AND SELLS DIEKCT TO THE PUBLIC, FURNISHING GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Glass Shades and Stands, all sizes, from 1/G; Dinner Sets, 70 pieces, 37/6; Chamber Sets. 7/9 to 40/; China Tea Bets, 26 pieces, with handsome Tea Tray and 6 Spoons, for 13/6; Bent Gold-edge Chin* Cups. 11. 9/doz; Looking Glaveeß, from 4/9; Door Mats, 2/8; Ftndere, 1/9 to 35/; Cruet Stands, 3/0 to 25/; Clocks. 6/8; Shoe Brushes, 2/9 set; Iron Bodsteads, full size, 22/6; Brlttanla Metal 'le»pots,s/; Kleotro-plated UrUßtp. Sooons, and Forks, all Qualities; Bird Cages, 3/3; Breed- Ing and Parrot Cages; Table and Pocket Cut lery; Saucepans, Boilers, Tubs, and Bnckets; Lamps, from 3/9; Sin. Rim Looks, 2/; Tinwaro Smoothing Irons; 1/; Fanoy Goods of every kind; Vases, from 1/ pair; and one thousand and one artioles ot use and ornament, at Prices only possible under onr Nsw System ot DIRECT SUPPLY, SMALL PROFITS, AND CASH. Catalognea on application. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures (Wholesale and Retail). Goods carefully packed and forwarded to all parts Of the country Direct Supply Store, 219, QUEEN-STREET, Opposite Close Bras'. QINGER QEWING TUTACHINES BEOKIVED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS A!S THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, . MAY bb bad ok Time Payments of 2a, Ed, A Wekk, without extra charge (or Interest Machines all classes} tlsorooghly Repaired at Factory Prloos, li&RSSNBW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " Tbb Singkh Company, 261, Queen -stroei, Auokland." SPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICK SELLING OFF-nRAWING-ROOM SUITES U at redacted prices. Fob Cash, at T, & H. GOOSE'S, 123, Qooon-atreet, BKLLINO OFF-T\INING - ROOM SUITES JLJ at reduced prlcesiVOß CASH, at T. & H. GOOSE'S, 123, Qaeen-Btreet. SELLING OFF—TRON BEDSTEADS AND 1 COTS at redaoed prioes, Fort CASH, at T.&H.COOKB'd, 133, Qneen-streot. SELLINO OVS-n ABFBTB, Hearthrugß, ° \j LlnolennvandFlOMoloth at reduced prices, For Cash, at T. & H. COOKK'fI, 123, Qaeen-streer, SELLING OFF-p-ILT CHIMNEY GLASSES XX Blaob and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, at reduced prlseo, Fob Cash, at T. & U, COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street, BELLING OFF-TJ BMNANTS of CARPETS, XV FLOORCLOTHS, Ro., at and under oont price, ; 'ok Cash, at T. 8; H. COOKWS, 123, Queen-street. SELLINGOFK-^^^O^^^R ITURNITURIC. OAIfBTS, FLOORCLOTHS, and BKD DIN&, at greatly rednoeo. prices, For Case, previons u> removing to our New Show Rcoms in Vlotoria-atnet —T aod H. COOKK. 123, Queen- Btroef. AULKBBROOK & CO.'S Gold Medal Biscuits. (Awarded FmST PBIZB at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Chrlstchurob), THESE BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET. MAY BE HAD FROM ANY BEBPECTABLK GBOCEB. The 'BoreaUa' bavlng arrived. Cuatomora oan now have their usual supplies, JOHNEAKLE, AQB «T, HIQH _■_BT^gjßKT^__



i jfersonati IF the person who was seen to take a WIG from a olgar box, loft In tho dtesslng room of tho Lome street Hall, does not return the same to tho Stau offloo at once, tho matter will ba place* In tho handa of tha police. MR ABSER WKEN is Instructed to Dlaoontinno Canvasßing for tho Acci dent Insurance Company, and to return to Auckland with tho Company's Horse imnio dtatoly.—W. A. l homaou. General Manager, Jjoat and Found. LOST; on Sunday evening, between Mr Brown's; Draper, and St. Mary's Chnroh, a l4idy'n Gold Watch with Silver Chain at taohed.—The flnrter rewarded by leaving game at Mrs Gllbert'B, Parnell. LOST, on Sunday last, a Small English gold Lookot.—Tho flnder will fas rewarded by loavlDg tho same at J. WaddeU's, Newton Bakery. , , 130NS0NBY,— LOST, on Friday last Jnnn 30, between Oswald's Drapery Store and Mrs Dlokson's. Shelly Beach Koart, a Pane containing fl vo one-pound notos and about eight shillliiga in silver.—Any person finding and bringing the same to J. C. Robinson's Oil ana Colour DopOl, opposite Baptise Church, will be substantially rewarded, j IJUVE POUNDS REWARD.—StoIen 1? from tho door of Ai Lovett, Draper, Wel losley-atreet, a Koll of Tweed (about lOydß).— The above rew&rfl will b» paid to any person ' who will givo Inclination ths,< vIU lead to tho recovery of tho goods and the conviction of the thief. _ I/vOOND in Newton, a Black-and-tan ■•*' Terrlor; white soot onohest, *nd private collar.—Owner ran navo same by paying ex- j penses to Mr AMuraon, Rn^sell-street, Great North Kotd. . jt?"B RBWZKD, —Stolen or Strayed ~~ dw JL from tho Grammar School Paddock, a Grey Mare, IS hands h'l-li; three shoes off.— Tho a!.iave reward will be paid to anyone ro turning the aanw to Jilra O. Wood. Parneli. r\ mis p~o u« v a'k wakd >iOS7', on Friday evening, the 7th Instant; between KHerslie Station and Panmuro, a Lady's Black Leather Bag, cii ver-muunted, >,ion tulnlng money, receipts, Re. The finder will recelvo one pound reward upon leaving the above at John Ogllvle'B, Vio toria-street, Auckland, or A. N. Ogllvle'g, Pan mure. Amusements. £TT. JAMES'S HA L-i, GRAND CONOKRT Will be given in the above Hall, by tho Mom! bora at St. James's and St. Andrew's Church Choirs, on THURSDAY BVBNINft ji I Wth July, 1882. . 'Vy;'" ' I Doors open at 7.30 p m ; Concert to commence at B p.m. ADMISSION, Is. ■\tictoria lodge, i.0.g;t.,. lifow. T market, — An interesting and unique Entertainment, nnder the auapioes of tho above Lodge, will be given by Brethren from H.M.S. Nelson and others, on THURSDAY KVKN* ING, 13th lost., in the Newmarket HaU. f» Amongst other noveltiea to be introduood, will be the Fogmonia, the use of this wonderful instrument having been kindly granted by the Officers of the Hroad Pennant. Doors open at 7.30 p.m.; to commoncu at 8 sharp. Admission, Is, A UCKLAND ELOCUTION CLASS,' A SOCIAL GATHERING, ' In oonneotlon with the above Class, will be held In the Temperanob Haix on , TUESDAY BVENING. 25th JULY, 1882. Tickets, Five Shillings; to be had from any Member of tho Class. J. A. SNKDDKN, Hon. See PRELIMINARY NOTICE, AN BVKNINQ. "■•. -' FJ WITH ' ■ ■ f "JOHN PLOUGHMAN." John Ploughman's Plotnres by Limelight. Seleotlons from 3.PM "P;»ln Talk-," by Thos. SPunQKON,-at Choral HaU, Thdrbdav Wbek. Meetings, AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE Xl. UNION. NOTICE TO CHOIR, Praotice will NOT ba hold to-night, as era vi°DSly announced, but TO-MORROW (Wed- H. ROTHERHAI&; fe Choir Sec AO.S.— The usual Monthly Meeting * -ot SANOTOARY CITY OF AUO1& . LAND, No. 3978. wUI be held in the Alexandra street Sohoo'room, et 8 o'clock. TO-MOBROW (V7ednHRd»y}EV4NING, the JZth ißßiant. :. B? order, H. T. GAitBATT, ~ , ' Seorotary. / WESLEYAtt BOD OF "ioii! ■■ ! ~ PAHNKLI,. :, U .* f A Public Mootinft will be hcia In the W 8! .- K.Jti.R,, for Mb VICKBRS, r . Hon, 800. TV'EW ZEALAND INSURANCE :v -*-" COMPANY. The Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting of Share* S2li er2 wi, U, ba.hold «the Offloea of tho Com- By order of the Directors. GKORGB P. PIBROB, ' General Managoiv Sj| T OVAL ORANGE INSTITU* TION. T*? Annual Soiree and Publlo Meeting In com 8. Ap do&n 8d bffi: UrM^«* A- «cod, W Tioketg.2a; Children, la. A MEETING of Teachers' Associatfott to oalled for SATURDAY, 16th. at ? p.m., Wollflsley-Btreet Sohool. Buainosstme^ fmSnrtL OfflooS and t dlßo»BsU>n of wattew^ sho Pu& e n«l.KVerir teMb°l BBNJ. BAILBY, Secretory pro temv Gaaette in Bankruptcy. TN THE SUPKEME COURT OP NEW X. ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. . ; .« ; In the matter jt "The Debtors and Creditow and the several Aots ainendtag the same, and in the matter of the Bank* ruptcy ot Geobqb Bmith, of Wafeefleld- Btreet. In the oily of Auckland. Provin oal Dlstrlot of Auokland. and Colony of - a8e 7tUetaDeb ator. Hot°lkeßPer' bn'llOW' This la to notify that George Smith, ef th» - City of Anokland, Sattler, has this dayfilada » Btatementthathelßnnable to meet hl«igsi£ mentewlthWs Creditors: the First Meeting at Creditors to be held at the Supreme ConrtSouso ' Anoßaad,-on SATURDAY, tho 16th day of July, 1882, at 11 o'olook in the forenoonT Dated this 10th day o£ July, 1882. , ■ G. W. BASLKY,' I George Smith, debtor in pgggnl* Bos(^XM- Anctionai MONDAY, JULY 17, At 11 o'clock, UNREDEEMED PLEDGES. '• XO BE SOLD "BY AUCTIOSfr , R. ARTHUR, HAS been favoured with instructions i .<« K om Mr s> A> Asher. of City Loan Oraco, Upper Qucen-strset, to Hell by auotJonat h. la, M£*k Qieea'Btreet, on Mon«aynort,atll o'olook, tho undermentioned * - ,„, „ UNREDKKKRD PLTCDGR3 -ltßl-Nov i\, X\o. 8138, BnntllP Clothlne• Deo Ifl sm, Uo»t, Voet, fee: Dec 17. 3151. Com Deo z£ 3Sl2,Lßfly"fl Cloak; Ueo 14, W9U PfttaleySh^wf ana Lady's Jspkm; Ueo 28. MSJ, two Dresse* (iiilk and Silk Volvot). 18s2-Jan 25, No,S Knit; Feh 6. Overcon.'■; Unr 23.526, Oreroiat. 1831-Auk 3'J, Wo. SSI, black■ Sept 20. OtoScj Am? 27, 9?6. Clscfe ; Kopt J, (feg, Family Bible: fciepi 22, 1091,'anrrlDgs. Pin. fee: Oot Impair cold Karinge; Uacombar 28. 1179. Diamond Pin; Nov ii, 1271. Gold Chiin and I^oket i*ov 17.1300. BW watcnand ■;iiAin:l>'OTli,i2e9^ O"1 So!) VVHtoh and «n»rd ; Nov )9,130j. BG Watch (18830;: Bept 2J, 1093, HK,\W Watch Gold Albert, snd two King*; Qet 13.1175 H Wft Watch (8163U; Sept 12.103U Watch <ISBM "Sl* . , 10, 1164, SHL Watch (1829); Sept 19,1070 BHT Watch (25779); Sept 5, 1009 BHu Watch <&<m- * Oot 8, IU7, Of«G Watch and ChaS" Mai s£ HHV, Watch 5153) and Chain; BGL wLnfe (129fi50J; Dec 16, 1433, OFaV^ateh- 2ji|to^ 1218. Gold Lover Watoh (32016)- nSv ffi IKB* Gold Albott; Sept 20,. 10S1, GOA Albert• faS 1361, Kve-stone Dlamond'mng; Oom mit Gents Heavy Gold King: Dcs 3, 1363 O«nt» Gold Klng;^ept2^ 10?9. £air GreMstone^ rings; Oot 25. Gent a Gold Blng; No™lO wT OVa Watch (16899); Oct 11; n&, fiiiloali Watch. Opera Glofßes. Gold Btuda, and thre» BjH«leßjDeo6.loll.BlxSUverTeaSiwniiSa t Sngar Tong* { Sept 21,1081, Opera Wlawres j Bepfr SO, UIJ, Opera Glaßiioa; &apt to, 1875, Baromatos * Sept 19, lfe. Opera Glieaeii July 3 .%£%££ukl chine: Sept 12,1031, Bowing MaoMne; hov9. 1259, Brass Jaok Plane. 1382-Jaa 6, rf0V1629 >•■ Book; Jan 12, SHG Watch and Oaato. '*' ' .. , Also ~ :, :>r. ~•', Large Quantity of Clothing, Superlo'-r . - Battery^ etc, etc.. eto. : - 111 ' ' ....rZTMiISICA w/A&&itiMt&&sfM