The Defence Of Colonial Forts. Some action is likely to be taken this session 'to preas on the Government tho execution of Colonel Scratchlsy's reconi mendationa for the defenco of colonial ports. Tho cost i« estimated at £30,000. Te Wliiti and Tohu. Te Whiti and Tohu having complained of the cold in the South, will be detained In Nelson for some months. Their wives and children will be brought over to them. Petitions. Sir George Grey presented a petition to day from Mr J. T. Mason endorsing the prayer of tbe song of old colonists; and Mr F. A. Whitakcr pnsentod a petition from Jamoi Newell praying for considera tion on account of injuries to hisi tnign while ma. king at Hamilton rifle butts. Want of Confidence Motion. The utmost reticence is being main tained as to tho Opposition tactics, but I bftS good reas.n to believe that a plan of united action has been decided upon between the. Macandrewites and Greyites 35 the recent holiday, and that negotiations are now eolng on with Mr Montgomery and his followers. buould 8oM BttaJ suctions of the Opposition coale.ee, notice of a want ot confidence motiou will probably be given to-merrew, and come on on Monday, with what ulti mate party success it is impossible to say TvZJ. It looks as thou K h there may be "unity as far as the carrying of a direct want of conidence motion is concerned, but that the ''subsequentjproceedinga' would bo rather mixed. A Gaol Grievance. An important matter affecting the posi tion of prisoners in gaol and their friends is about to be brought under the notice «t Parliament. Tko allegation v that siace Captain Humo assumed the ofhco of In spector-Extraordinary,. restrictions have been placed on the visits of relative! to their friend.. The particular caso in point is that of a wife who, it is alleged has not been allowed to see her husband for many month*, and *»•. actin S on a? v, lc, o IT others, has refrained from complaining to the Visiting Justices lest revenge should be tokouonher husband m the Bh ßpß .of de privation of ordinary Densities. lhe matter ia likoly to give use to a close in vestigation, and in the meantime, whrther the allegation is true or not, care will be taken that tho husband does not suffer on account of the complaint being made, lhe prisoner in question formerly occupied a good position in society;

House of Representatives.

Wednesday. KIQHT HOURS BILL. The Eight Heurs Bill was reported and agreed to. It wa» read a third time, ond pasted.

OTHB* BILLS. The motion for the second reading of the Libel Bill was carried. v In committee on Election of School Com mitUea Bill, Mr HURSTHOUSE .moved the excision o£ clause 4, which motion, [atter Borne discuision, was carried by 22 to 21. Mr StbwAbd, expressing regret at the deciiioa come to, moved that progress he feporfod, , _ Mssara J. BUOHAHAH and BRACKEN pointed out that to abolish cumulative voting would be on injustise to the Catholics and Jews. After nome iurtaer discussion the motion to report progress was carried by 26 to 20. The Jtmploymeit of Females Bill was reported with amendments. Tho Small Birds Nui ance Bill was opposed m com mittee by Captain McKenzie so far as tbe ratiDK power wa> concerned. Several motions to report progress were made and lost, and the word " resident," in Clause 5, was struck out Several members held that this* rendered the Billqnite inoperative. Ultimatsly the Bill was reported as amended.

Tho House rose at 2 45.

THE BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

•— —■ REFUSAL OF THE BECALCITBANT LOVER

TO PAY THE AMOUNT CLAIMED.

PBOCEEDINGS INSTITUTED IN THE SUPBEME COUBT.

Several days ago we referred to the fact that a breach of promise of marriage case, possessing various interesting feature, wa* likely to come before the public at an early date. Additional facts have since come to light, and we now understand that preceedings have been instituted in ,the Supreme Court ior the recovery of £200, which is the amount claimed. The case is not likely, however, to come on before the October sessions of the Court.

The Parties to the Action. The prosecutrix is a yonng l»dy of nine teen summer?, who resides at the North Shore with her mother and sister. She was employed some months ago in a local millinery and dressmaking establishment, bnt leaving through ill-health, she has since remained at home. The man against whom she brings the charge of broken promises, and froin^ whom »he claims" damages, is employed at Mr G. W, Owen's store. From the young lady's statement it would appear that he had been keeping company with her last year, and that it was arranged ihat they should be married on the Wed nesday before Christmas Day. The lady says she made all the necessary prepara tions for the ceremony, but . Z7ie Bridegroom Did Not Come, and the marriage was necessarily postponed sine die. She did not see her lover until the following Sunday, when he is »aid to have made various excuses regarding the alleged non-fulfilment of his promise to appear before the hymeneal altar. The flame of love docs not appear to have burned very brightly since then. The visits of tbe yontnfal Adonis began to resemble those of angels, from their infrequeney, and the period which was allowed to intervene between each, and finally they, ceased altogether. 27ite Youth Demands Sis Pre sents. Rather more than a fortnight ago, the swain, who was amorous once, wrote to his lady-love demanding the return of the gifts or pledges of affection, consisting of a, variety of blankets and bed-linen, which involved an outlay of £10, in addition to a locket and pair of earrings, His request for the restoration of the things was couched in very nn-loverlike language. He gave the young lady very distinctly to understand that if -he did not -get them by fair means he would have them by foul, and represented that it was just as likely as not that bis next letter would he a lawyer's. The extent of his determination may be gathered from the fact that he announced his. resolution to have them if the process of recovery cost him £50, while tho concluding sentence was a persistent reminder that no matter ■where he met her he would ask her for them.

Mow the Lady Acted. The young lady appears to be of a practical turn of mind. Without wasting time in tears or useless sentiment, she came across to r town without delay and interview^ Jer solici tor?, who, we understand, are Messrs Russell andDevore. She handed over the letter referred to, and was advised to take proceedings in the Police Court against the writer ot it con. corning the threats which It contained] She, however, decidsd not to do so, in order that further proceedings might not be prejudiced. A letter was subsequently forwarded by the solicitors to the faithless lover, informing bim of the young lady's ■willingness to marry him en the day fixed • for the ceremony, and pointing out tbat there was no excuse on his patt for the treatment to which she had been subjected, while he had made no attempt to offer reparation for his conduct, The letter also referred to the fact that recent acts anil statements made by him to and regardto& the young lady had rendered it necesscftita that she should v lake Steps to Demand Some compensation. ' The amiable youth is then informed that unless ho pays the sum of £200, claimed for breach of promise of marriage, within seven days (expired yesterday), an action would he commenced in the Court to recover the amount named. The commu nication also cautions tbe inconstant lover against annoying his once adored one either by word or letter. A verbal reply was given by the reluctant youth to the effect tbat he would see the fair prosecutrix in. the com pany of a monarch whose rule is supposed to extend over a country where the warmth is rather above the grilling point, before he would pay the damages. The lady, who alleges that her sweetheart wished ber iSbxen or eight months ago to marry him ■without her mother'a consent, is, deter ■ mined to proceed with the which lias now! been commenced. baUtt I ]

NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY.

ANNUAL. MEETING.

The anuual local meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company was commenced at noon to-day in the offices, Queen-street, Mr J. C. Firth beiug in the chair.

After tho usual opening formula had been gone through, and the report, which was in the hands of shareholders, having been taken as read,

The Chairman rose and said :—The New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. was amongst the first of the great organisa tions whoae object waa to attract capital from Great Britain at low rates, and invest it in landed securities at the higher rates current in the colonies. Besides doing this very largo investment business, it exports large (luantitiea of colonial produce and executes iudents for English goods on a large scale. Some estimate may be formed of the magni tilde of its operations from the fact that it is one of the largest shippers of wool to the London market, having exported in 1881 "75,900 bales. The object of this company is to transact the1 business of its friends at such rate 3as to reduce the middle charges between producer and consumer to a mini mum. It acts strictly as agent, neither buying nor selling produce on its own ac count. Its land investments were ruled by the lamo wholesome principle. It does not speculate in lauds, in all coses buying or selling only as agent. The report and balance-sheet laid before you, to which I have the pleasure to direct jour attention, show very satisfactory rosults for the past year. The reports to latest dates trom managers and agents at all poiats of New Zealand and Australia are very satisfactory, and give good promise of favourable results for the current year. The severe wave of do preision, from which the Australasian Colonies, in common with the British Em pire generally hay« suffered, ia giving placo to a flowing tide of prosperity, which bid s fair to continue Us bcueiicial influence for a few year?, when wo may expect to reach the high-water mark of prosperity once dore. Before that point has been reached, we shall, if we are wise, look but for the ebb tide of reaction and adversity. You will be glad to learn that the severe drought in JMew South Wales and Victoria ia at an end, and though the losses in cattle and sheep have been heavy, and the osm ing wool clip will be adversely aiTuctod, it is satisfactory to learn that the welcome rains have stimulated the growth of grass with the wonderful vigour characteristic of Australia, with even a moderate rainfall. It may be hoped that past bitter experience will have the salutary effect of inducing our Australian friends to take such vigor ous measure*, for the storage of water as will enable them to prevent tne heavy liases of stock incidental to tke dry kcuson, which appears to affcet the interior of south eastern Australia at intervuls of a few years. The annual meeting of the share holders in an association so intimately con nected with Auitralasia aa the Vtyr Zea land Loan and Mercantile .Agency Com pany, oilers a convenient opportunity ftr raeasuriag the present resources and trade of the Australasian colonies, and for attempting a forecast »f their possible de velopment in the not very distant future. The colonies and dependencies sf Great Britain contain 7,647,000 square miles, or abf ut one-seventh of the land surface of the globe. OUhisGuormousarea.aboutone-third, or 2,500,000 square mile*, are in Australasia, it hat been the fashion for some English journals to animadvert more or lets severely on the indebtedness of the Australian colonies. Let us see what this indebted ness amounts to, and what we have to show for it. Ishallmcroundnunibers. The public debts of the six colonies of Victoria, New South Wales, New Zealaid, South Aus tralia, Queensland,and Tasmania, amounted at the end of 1880 to £86,000,000; the total length of railways made was 6000 miles. In 1879 the total cost of railways in the, United Kingdom was £717,000,000, and the miles of railway made were 17i696. Let us next look ut the trade of Australasia. The imports from and exports to Great Britain from Australasia for 1879 were £38,000;000. The Australasian colonies thus occupy the fifth rank in the countries trading with Great Britain. These figures, though large, do not by any means represent the full extent of the Aus tralasian trade, which embraces British, Fereign, and Intercolonial transactions,aud Which, at the close of 1880, amounted to a total, of import* and exports.of £92,650,000.'; the total • import and export tr3.de of Great Britain, amounting, in 1879, to £611,775.000. Let us next look at the revenue and population of tho six colonies of Australasia. In 1830 the revenue amoumted to £17,700,000, and toe popular tUn was 2,770,000; the revenue of tho United Kingdom for the year end ing March 1880 being £70,357,000, and the population being 34,500,000. When our critic* next pass our indebtedness under review, I invite them to compare the Australasian debt of £50,000,000 wMi the indebtedness of Egypt, a country exciting at the present moment not a little appre hension. At Xhe end of 18S0 the Kgyptjcn debt amounted to £97,900,000, the chief part of which has teen wasted in playing at soldiers and in Oriental luxury and ex travagance, whilst the Australasian in debtedness has been entirely expended in re productive works of the highest value. The figures I have presented to you speak for themselves. They show indisputably a rate of progress, a degree of prosperity, and an expansive power which cannot be easily surpassed. They show a ratio of increase, wonderful though it be, which onlyrpnuires capital and population to achieve still more brilliant results. Past success has been effected by a mere handful of people under difficulties which arp dally disappearing. Oar distance from the centres of population, the impossibility hitherto existing ef find ing a market for our counties* flocks aud herds, have greatly retarded onr progress. More rapid steam transit, and the develop' ment of the frozen meat industry, are Dot the least amongst the many potent agencies at ivork, which cannot fail to make Australasia move steadily onwards. The extent of our territories, oar gerjjal climates, and fertile soils, offer inducements to capitalists, and to the overcrowded population of the United Kingdom, which are not to be surpassed, if they are even equalled, in any other part of the world. In the gr@at progress hitherto achieved, the New Zealand Loan and Mercantile Agency Company, in common with other kindred institutions, have played a prominent part. Ihe success of the company in the past encourages as to pursue in the future a like policy of enterprise, pauj;ion ? and safety. On the motion of Mr P. (Comlskey, seconded by Mr A', K. Taylor, the retiring directors, viz., the Hon. James "Williamson and Mr G. B, Owen, were re-elected.

air B. Tpnks proposed, anjf Mr fipbert seconded, thy.t Mr William Inups Taylor should s?_e re-elected ColOßJal Aijdjtor for the emuing year.

This was agreed to. Mr W. 1. Taylor proposed, and Mr Browning seconded,a yote of thanks to $ne chairman for his able and interesting ad.< dress.

The motion-was passed nmn. eon. The chairman, in acknowledging the compliment, paid a meed of praise to the officers. On the motion of Mr P, CoßJskey, seconded by Mr B. Tonks, a vote of tbanfcs was also passed to the directors, inanagiug director, and officers of the company. . Mr D. L. Murdoch returned thanks. In doing so, he said that so far as the staff was concerned, he had never before met with such a zealous and painstaking body of gentlemen, and that the success of_ the company was mainly due to their exertions. The draft minutes were then read, and the meeting separated.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

Jhly 6, 1882.

Bank ot New Zealand—£23lss; sailers, £21 National Btaiic—Bnyers, 77s South British-Buyers, 60s 6d Colonial—Buyers 10s TX.'A. Loan and Mercantile—Sellers, £6 2s 6d Anokland O^a—Bayers. £8 10s Thimes Saß— Sellers, 30s Union Sash and Door— Btiyera, £8 10a Bay of Islands Coal Company—Hollars. £810a Northern- Bnyern, 10a 3d ; sellers, 10s 6d Tauuirl Coal—Bnyers, Us 6d Fisher and Co.—Seller.'. 11b 9d B Meroury Bay Timber-Sellers, 12s fld 6'Kempthorne, Prosser and Co.—26s Alburnla—Bt Uers. 128 6d Karanul Hill—Sellers, 7a Golden Crown-Ssllera. Us Tos&tea—Sellers, 9 1 6 d Qnten of Beauttf-7s 9d(contributing) j buyers, Prince Imperial-53 3d to 5s 61; buyers, 5s 3d; seners, ds JogH , pH NKWMAJf> chairman.

Nothing of importance transpired at the meeting of the Waste Lands Board this afternoon. A letter was read from the Crown Lards Secretary stating that 24 persona—Lincolnshire farmers and their families—are on board the Rakaia. Their destination is Te Aroha, A mineral lease for five years was granted to Mr Christie > in respect of certain land at Russell, '

THE OAMARU MURDER.

Full Particulars.

[Special to the "Star."]

; 04MARU,this daj. | Finding it impossible to get any informa tion through the police, with reference to the alltged murder near Pnpakaio, the " Mail " yeiterday* sent a special reporter to the district to make inquiries, with the result that the following information was obtained :—" Alexander Beattie and Sarah Adams, the murdered woman, who was also known an Adamson, came to the district between six and seven years ago, from Southbridge, ia Canterbury. Beattie entered into business, but failed, and then took employment on v farm of Hall Bros., near Georgetown, where Beattie and the woman lived for three or four years. Both were addicted to drink, and fre quently quarrelled when in liquor. About nine week*ago they took a small cottugein a lonely gully near Peebles, and within about 120 yards from the spot whore the body was found. Beattie, about five weeks ag», who was still working at Georgetown, returned home unexpectedly on a Sat urday night, and not finding his pararatur at home, went to the house of a man named Barney Carroll, about half a. mile away. Ilore Beattio found the pair drinking together. _ A scene ensued, during which Beattio ill-treated the woman, and threatened the life of Car roll, Carroll laid an information against Boattie, who two days afterwards was fined and bound over to keep the peace. Beattie then returned to work at Georgetown, and, so far as is known, did not again visit his paramour at Peebles. The Sunday followiug, the woman went up to Georgetown, apparently to heal the breach, bnt Beattie declined to hare any thing more to do with her, say ing sho was a rot Un-hearted woman, She was driven home late in the night by a farmer, and the day following disappeared, Mr Beattie afterwards stated that he bad made a thorough search for her, and he believed she had Gone off With a Pedlar named Chrystal, who was in the district. The woman had made no friends in the district, owing to her drinking habits, and the people, accepting Beattie's statement that the woman had gono away, ns was very probable, did not make sny search. Nothing moro seem* to have been heard of the matter until » fort night ago, and about a fortnight after the woman's ditappoaranco when Beattio re* ported the matter to the police. Finding of the Body. No search seems to have been mado then and by the inoreat chance the body was found on Sunday, The place where the body was found was near an abandoned coal pit up a gully over half-a-inile from the nearest habitation.—a place seldom visited by anyoae. on Sunday morning, while look ing for a horse which had strayed, a man named Ward, in crossing a creek, dis covered the body, which was lying almost in the centre of the creek; and, with the exception of the feet and one shoulder, was covered with seven or eight ineb.es of tand, Information was icnt to town to tke police, and some time afterwards the body was removed. • Position of the Body. So far as can bo aicerrained, tho body seems to have been lying on its back, both feet close together, and one arm held tut In front of tho face, as if in the act of warding off a blow. The Jiair was diihevfcllcd, and tho dress partly oil the body. Hound the throat a. handkerchief was tied pretty tightly. It is stated that the elbow of the arm was hold iv front of the face. It was found that there were three or four wounds on the head, ana that the throat was cut in two places; but npon these points no thoroughly reliable informa tion can be obtained, as the doctor who made the post-mortem examination declines to give any particulars. It is also stated that the police have found sorer al things stained with blood, amongst them being a small bar of iron, but the police will not say whother or not this is correct. The Charge Against Beattie. aa telegraphed yesterday, Beattie has rjeen arrested charged with the murder, bnt the ''Mail's" reporter did not obtain any in formation tending to connaet him with the woman's dvath. They wore not, so for as could be ascertained; seen together after the night previous to the woman's disap pearance when Beattie daclined to return home with her, The supposition that the murder has been committed foems well grounded, and the police appear fully satisfied upon that point. What evidence they have to connect'Beattio with the crime U not known, bat that the murder was not committed fpr the pnrpose of robbery is shown by the fact that the body when tound still had a brooch, rings, etc., while nothing in the cottage close by had appar ently been disturbed. Hall, one of Bsattie's employe™, states that to his knpwledge Beattie did notjleave the farm near George town, several miles distant frpm the place where the body was found, from the time he returned after the law case till four o'clock in the after noon of Saturday, after the woman is said to have disappeared, 'ike Dead Woman-

The woman in said to haye been a daughter ot a doctor in Armagh County, Ireland, ami the wife of a lawyer in the same place, j[but this Btate ment, which was frequently made by Jfeattie when in liquor, is discredited. She was apparently a'well educated woman, wh(? lia/i been brought up well, and who 'always»4ressed f emarkably well, but, aa already stafedi she was addjeted to drink, uind made few or no friends in the district, lhe body was buried jpuerday at Papakaip wjthont tl»c slightest peremeny, the only persons present being the constable, sexton, and lopal publican, Who drave a horse and 'cart conyeyjug tte body to the grave, The coroner's inquest will be resumed at Fapakaio on Monday, Twenty witnesses will be examined.

R.M. COURT.-This Day.

(Befaro J. K. Mncdonald, Esq., Vt.UL.)

UNDfHTKNDEp GASES,

In the {oliowing oases the plaintiffs obtained judgment In default o( appearance by the de fendants I— Alfred Bnokland y. John Poroh, £12 l&i; F. J. aomorflold r. John Temper ley, #8 14s 8d; Holland and Butler r. William Brownlee, £3 8b 8d; h, H. Nenmegen v. W.H. Bonnot. £0 12<) 6d ; Same v. G. Mo- AnaHy, £8 jja; J. H. Buchanan v. H, Newell and Co., £17 2a ; William Chandler, v. Kdward Cairoll, Us : James Russell v. James Johnston, £6 12a; Alex. Pollock y. Veale Ham tea, £1 13s id. JppQMENT Summons Oases. William Adams v. Jas. Gallagher, plalm £41 33 4d.—The defendant did not appear, and an order was therefore made upon him for the payment of the debt by monthly instalments of £1 each : In default 2 months' imprisonment. Phillips and Bon. y. W, Oo«k: olalm fill 5s Od. —In this case also the defendant did not apppsr, and a order for paymont by monthly instalments of 30b each was therefore marie npon him; in default, one month's Imprisonment. ADJOURtttp. Pqnnlnahnm and King y. Geo. Gapes, J. B. Morpeth and J. MoLeod r. James Harklns. E. Porter and Co. t. Someryille and Sanobury, K. Wooding v. J. (J. Jackson; Thomas Fauldery, B. MoDonald; Somerfleld and Look y. Alex. Bryden; C. C. Fleming y. K. C. Snow; W> D. Veale v. Oeo. Jeffrey: Porter and Co. y, J. a*. Camp; Holland and Fortzer v. Moss D. Jongh; J. G. Jaokeon v. Thomas Maohattle: W. h. Both v. Thomas Moylan; Frank Williams y'. Alex. Bell. m FENDED OiSEB. James Kelly v. William Seagerand Brothers —Claim, £3 133 31. for Iron and other goods sunplled.—Mr ". Cooper appeared for the plain tiff and Mr Tyler for tbe defendants.—The plaintiff was nonsuited. K. Tudehope v, WUHnm Parsons.—Claim, S2Ss for go d= aupulled.^Mr Theo. Oooper api peartd 7cr the plaintiff, while the defendant oo' .dnated his own case.- Judgment was Riven (or 193 Zd, With 223 6d costs.

The work of decorating tbe Choial Hall has been busily going on all day, and is sti 1 proceeding as we go to press. Three bundles of clothing, supposed to be the property of deserters from H.M.S, Nelson, have been found under tbe trees in Albert Patk. The recent test of Newcastle and Kamo cool by the engineer of H.M.S. Kelson is exceedingly satisfactory to all persons in terested iv the development of our mineral resources'. The trial was made on oao of the picket boats, and resulted greatly in favonr of the produce of the Kamo mines. The en gineer's calculation reduced to plain figures amounts to this:—One shilling's worth of Newcastle coal carried the launch a distance of five miles, while Kamo coal to the same value drove her seven miles, or two miles further at tbe same ooßt. We understand that two bags of Bay of IshWs coal were put up for the engineer to mo ia the test, but unfortunately were left ashore,

LATEST CABLEGRAMS.

Admiral Seymour Speaks Plainly.

[KKUTEH'S TKLKiJBABiS.]

ALEXANDRIA, July 5. It has further transpired in connection with a demand made by Admiral Seymour for a.cessation of the work of fortifying and arming the harbour that the Admiral had declared that should tho .Egyptians sink a ship or ships at the entrance of the port, tho act will be deemed a casus belli.

THE ADMIRAL'S INSTRUCTIONS, LONDON, July 3.

lln the House of|Commons to-day, Sir Chas. Dilko, Undor-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in reply to question,Btatcd that Admiral Sir ISeauchainp Seymour, who commanded tho Combined Squadron at Alexandria had lately toceived fresh aud full instructions as to the course he should pursue in every contingency that might arise in connection with the present position in Egypt,

WELLINGTON, this day

Sad End of a Young Woman. The dead body of a respectably-dressed young woman was found in the harbour this morning. She has not yot been ideu tifled. CHARGE OF FORGERY. Iv the case of Harry Nichoils, on a cbargo of forging au endorsement to a cheque, the jury disagreed, and after being locked up all uight wero discharged this morning. The Crown Prosecutor entored a nolle proscgui.

ALLEGED SMUGGLING,

LYTTELTON, this day.

The Customs Olficer this morning pounced upon Mr Bills, a well-known bird-fancier of CnristcUurch, ns ho was walking from tho stciunor Bowen, currying two or three packages of fancypapier-maclid goods which lie had purchased on board the stennier for thirty-live shillings. Tho purchaser was taken to the Police Station and his pur chases to the Custom-houßO, they not having contributed to tho revenue.

DUNEDIN, this day. ARRIVAL OF THB UNION CO.'S

NEW STEAMER,

At the Heads: Abcona, from London, Arrived: Mahinapuu, from Glasgow via Hobart. «

THE AUCKLAND* EVEJNIIW STAR' THURSDAY, JULY 6



Liont and Found. LUST, last night, in Queon.»truet, a Bus Riift. — Finder rewarded on applying at thla offlco. LUST, on 4th July, somewhere in Qiioo»-atroat, a Brown Rwulaa Leather Forge, oonUUisß •&« £1 note and about 10a In sllvor Tho fisdkr -will bo rewarded It tho abovo la left at stab offloe. LOST from Wharf, on Tuesday moruiuj, a Sack ex Ta Anau, oontulnlne Saddlo. Bridle, and Cloth.—.Kinder will ba rewards A by leavlnK same at Union Co, itoro. PONSONBY,— LOST,.on Friday last Jann SO, betweon Oswald's Drapery Store and Mrs Dlokaon's, Shelly Beach Koad. a Purse containing fire ono-putid niton and about eight ehlllligj In Bllrer,—Any peruo* finding and brlnßlnu the itno to J. 0. Roblngon's OH ana Colour Dovot, opposite Baptist Charon, will bo substantially rewarded. f/UVE SHILLINGS KEWAKD.— Lost, JD yesterday, at l.'P.m,, a Whlto and Llrer HotUr, a'Dworlog to tho nam» of Flirt; had o> chain and collar. Will finder klnilly aaad It to Dr. Grant's. Jormyn-Btrcat, li^lVE POUNDB REWARD. - Btolou F from tho door of A; Lovott, Draper. wßl loßloy-Btroot, a Roll of Tweed iabout lOyde)— Tho abovo reward will bo paid to aay peraon who will give l»furination that will Ua4 to tho recovery ot the K'Xids and tbo oonvlatlon of the tnlof. -| S\H kE W A K1). — Strayed, from JL v_7 Mount Btlon. on Tuosday night, ono Koan Mare; answers to tho name of Kitty.— The above reward Will bo paid to aoyono re turning same to Mr B, Hall, Cooper, Fooroso; or Mig H. Watt. Meant iidon. STRAYED, on Wednesday, a yellow and white Gray hound alut- Anyone rotnraing the same to G. Thwaltou, Cootc-atroet. will bo rewarded. STRaYEI), from Western Springs, on 3rd July, a Dark Qrey Colt. 6 years old, branded ID on near nido nook. Flnd»r will ba rowardfd.- Apply to J. K. Smith, at Partli>Kton Broi.. Western Flour Mills Depot. Newton. STRAYED }nto John Head's paddqek. Kpsotn, one Roan Calf—lf not o|ttrned within 7 days, will be sold to pay expensas.



Board and Kesidence. BERESFOKD HOUSE, corner af Pitt and Boreßfordntr«otß, a. Pearoe, Pro prietor. FlrstclMß accommodation for boarders' and private families- VTICKLY-FURNISIfED Bed-room and 1.1 Partial Board, )» a respeotablo tamlly, for nna or (it friends) two Gentleman.—Address at Stib ofllte. VACANCY for Married Couplo, aluo two or tt)reo Blngle gentlemen; near Poßt-olHoa : terms very modorate.—Kor address apply W. D. Dallon, Uonfootloner, Queen-street / iOVKRNUK BKOWNK"ittFfIsL, VJT HOBSON-STRBKT, aoAM) and Lodging, ..2G3 por Week 31N0t.1l KOOM , ..M». UUFKKI'iK Board and Kcsitleuce (tutu, 0 plnno, large grounds), not to be eqnaUeri. In central position la Auckland, for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address. Htah Oflloo. Meetings. A PRACTICII for the Qraipp Soirep and Concert on tho 13th July Instant will take place at the Protestant Hall, Nowton, THIS EVENING, at 7.30 o'clock. ' A MEETING of Teachers will be held In the Wollesley-straet Hohool on SATUR DAY next, the §th instant, at 2 p m., ro Library and other bualnosa. HJt|fRY WORT^IIjaTON. ■ Educational. THDUCATIONAL.—Mrs Clayton's JU4 Boardlßg and Day School. St. Oeorffe's Ba7 Road, Paroell. Third Quarter, July 17. 1882. Masters :-lr. Kldd, Kng.lnh Composition md geometry; Dr. Henuen, Oormarf; Hon. Vilbval. irronoh; Mr Angelo Forrest, Mrtalo; Mr (Jurdon Gooob, Blnßlng; Mr Kenneth Wat king, Drawing : Mt Seife. Drill, i/anolng every .Wodneßday'.Mqpm. Uo»poratiqQ Nqtioea. nI T V 0 P AU CKLANP, DRAINAGE TfORKS, ALBERT 6TRKBT. The City Connoll will rooelvo Tenders until 3 p.m. of TUUK3DAY, 13th instant, for \Yorkß aa above, In farms of plan anr] (jpeoitlontions at the Qffloe of the City Sarveyor, Connoll Cham bers, High-street. The Council do not bind thoruaolvet) to accept any tender. Tenders to bo endorsed, " Oraiaage Works, Albsrt-Btreet." P. A. PHILIPS. Tot?nOier\f. Town Clerk's Ofllco, Jol) 5,1883. Tenders. mo BUILDERS. EXTENSION Off TIMB, The time for receiving Tenders for Brick Shop and Dwelllng-honsu, at North Shore, is Kxtended nntll noon of TUESDAY. July 11. KDWARD BABTJ/BY. Arohltoot. nnENDERS will be received until noon of X FBIDAV, lith inetant, for tha Brectlon of a Cottage W. F. HAMMOND. Architect. South Uritiflk Chambers. rp E N D E R S. WANTED, Tenders for Painting and Plumb ing for Devonport.—Apply PUDKR 8R03., Devonport, Jor continuation, see First Poge.J Gazette in Bankruptcy. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876," and of the several amend ments thereto, and of the Bankruptcy of Bkmamin Tayiob. of Onehnnga, Market Gardener, a Debtor. Notleo Is hereby given that a General Meeting Of the Creditors of the said Benjamin Taylor will be held in" the Bolldlngs of the Supreme ; . Conrt-honse. Anoklaad, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th day of Jnly, 1882, at the hour of 11 o'olock in. the forenoon, to reoeive my Report and grant the said debtor an Order of Dis charge- t i " t Dated at Auo^ani'this 6th day of Jnly, 1883. 1 .; ... THO. MACFFARLAVB, I . • Trnateo. ■ Sbnjamin Tatlor, Debtor In person. ~ , , •



; V'J'anted. »vrANTED, a Pantryman for the Cttj VT Bnflct. , , WANTED, a young girl as General Her vast; reforenoes requlroi.—Apply. in tho morning, to Mrs J. Haselden, Bt. Lnke'f Parsonago, Mount Albert. W? ANTKD, a Boy for fret-sawing.- V T Little Mill, foot of Oook-Btreet. 1 VVANTKD, a respectable Girl to assist r » T with housework and children,—Mrs Porolval, Groen Lane. I \\r AIJXISU, a flumber and Tinsmitn.— V » Apply to B. O. Paul, Whangarei; or S. 3 J. Wright, Moreton.atroot. Anokland. 3 VTfAWTED, a good General Servant.— I T T Apply to Miohael Iflynn, Nottingham Castlo Butel. WANTED, a strong Boy to run errands, —Apply Little Dustpan, Shortland street. WANTED, at ilannaford's Auckland Rogißtry (established 1863), good re spectable Servants of all olasßiß. ANI'ED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), General Hur vant for city hotol; wages 15s. \a/-ANI'EJJ, at Hannaford'a Auckland TT Registry (eßtablithod 1863), Governess for country ; must bo able to teaoh music »«/ ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland V T Registry (established 1803), Young Man to milk and drive. Vi7ANTKD, at Hannaford's Auckland T T Registry (estab'.ißhed 1863), Female Sar v&nt (Bemuera); wagen 12s. ANTED, a General Servant; refercn obs required —Apply, between the hours ot 9 and 1 o olook, Madame Sohmltt, Grafton Road. ANTED, a Uood General Servant — Apply Mrs Porolval, Green Lano. WANTED, a Good Clothiae Hand.— J. Phillips, Quoen-stront. W ANTKD, Bood~Machinists.—Parker, Groon, & Co., London Boot Factory, Wakoflcld-mreot. WAN IED, a good General Scrvunt.— Arply to Mrs Joseph Bennett, Lowor Knmuora. WANTsD, Apprentices to the Dress making.—Apply MißsU'Uare, Vlotorla- Btreot. V%/ANIKI>, for Hood Hope Dining v T Rooms, a Rood Qonoral Servant, whote another one Is employed- WANiKD, GoodTßby to make him- Bolt gonorallf useful,—Apply Market Hotel. WANTED, a General Servant.—Apply Mra Mou.ro, Remnora. WANTED, Gooir~Generai"Harne¥s Hand.—Henry Braes IS Co,, Llmltod. High-streot. ' YJL7 ANTED, a smart Man for the Cloth. T T ing dapartmont.—Apply at onoe to J, Levy. Clothier, ill, Queen-atroet. WANTED SEEN, the Largo Stook of Winter Ribbons for lid—At Dimpler'a Wakoflold-etroot Bhop. WANTED, a respectable Lad to make himself gsaerally nseful; good oharao tor required.—Apply to Dr. Rlohardson, Kara ngahape Road. ANTKD, a Fireman for Bush Saw Mill. —Apply to S. Gook or Fieroe Lanlgan. WANTED, a Bey as Stoker.—Little Mill, foot of Cook-ttreet. WANTED, a good Carpenter.—Apply W. grankhani, Upper Uaeen-stroat. WANTJSD to Rent, a Sve-rosmed Houso partly f urnlsked; Psnsonby pro forred.—Beta, B rAH office. ANTED, a Painter for » few dayg worlc-J. Younit. Shortland-street WANTED, a Tnird Waiter,—Apply Albert Hotel. WANTSD, BrespeotabloLftd to drive o oarrlato, milk, and astlst In the gardon. —Apply to Kdward Lowlg. Cmtom-home-stroot. WAN'I_D, a Me«sage Boy ; one who has a dsalrs to lou.ru the trade pre ermd.-Apply to Whito „ Watkinson, Tailors, WAKTED, a Lad as Apprentice to tho Baking Trade—Apply, b»lore 10 aad after I. to »■ Stllwoll. I'qrnoli -akery. WANTJSD, a Middle-ajed Ginoral garv*nt. -Apply this offloo. WAW TED, intelligent Yontha as ap prontUes to tho oiltklug; liberal terms. —Young Bro«.. D«r_»n-Btroet. »«/ ANTJiIJ, a Housemaid.—Apply to IT Mra if. Moherff. Army Road, komnora, \\T ANTED, by a otcady, respectable '* Man,a*itaatlon; is willing to make hlmaolt nsoful; has been accuitomod to horses. -Apply by letter to JB, thla offloo. WANTED K»OW«— Men's Tweed Vests, 3* 6d; Yontha', 2s 6d; Boy a', 2a. Full Btook Hosier/ from SJd a pair. BoyB1 Klastlo Bracos from rlja; Men's from Bd. Men's and Boys' Kelt Hais and Shirts in Great Variety.— J. - Vy. WUlla-a. tVTANTED by a young Lady, Privato M Boar* and Residence, nsar town.— Apply by letter, stating terms, &o, to A.G., Stah ofllce. «a/"ANTfiD, inose who live in the V T vicinity to attond the Band ot Hopo Kntertalnment, In tho High.streot B«hoo!r»om, To-night. Readings, RuoUationu, Vooal and Initrumental Made, by mtmbsrs ot the Band of Hope Union Choir. Admlaßlon Froo. UT ANTEt), by a Lady of 20 years ex perience, Muslo Pu»lla at Is per lssson. Evening Lessons given. Private Lessona In Danolag to Adults or Families,—Address Mrs Weloh. Qrey-Btreet, opposite Helllor Ueneo. WANTttD TO B»LL, Two or Three Light 'Basees in good repair.—W. Crowther. Wellesley-ntreßt. **/ANTED KNOWN—Curling's Hair M Restorer, will restore faded or grey salr to its original colour.—lt is not a dye. 3a per bottle.-Gardner, chemist, 181, Queen -Btreot,and North ahoro. V\7 ANTiiD To LET, a Shop in con. » T nsotlon with tho Baths, ta a first olaos hair-drOßßar.—Apply Publio Hot lutha, Viotorla streot Kast, next tho Cheap Bedding and Furnl tnro Mart. WANXKD _NuWN—Pectorine is a most valuable cough mlxturo, 2s Od per bottle.-Uardner, 184. Queen-street, and Worth Shore. \\; ANTED KNOWN-That Sharlaii/s T t Tonio Balsam and Liver Regulator is nsed with marvellouq Buooess for Jadlgestion- Prlpe 8s a bottle.-Address: Opp'osito Post. offloa. WANTED KNuWN. — The New Quarter ot Y.M.G. A, Drawing Class for Carpenters commenoos Uth inst.—Apply at the alms-room 6a Tuesday' and Friday ovoningß, after 7.30. to W, R. M, ITripp. \\T ANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Trimmed T t Hati at Is and Is od, and the Fur Hats for 1h Od; Satin do., la 6d— At Dampler's Wako flald-Btreet Bhop. «\7ANIED KNOWN —TLat Sweden- V T borg Sooloty PnbUoations are on sale at Wayte'J. 100, Qaeen-etteet. WAMTKD KNOWN, City Jfla.rket V' iri Working Order for business. Several prominent Sttvila TO LKT.—Apply T. Slater, Weigh, Bridge Offloe. V^/ANT-D KNOWN to Pharmaceu j T tloal >BtudenU, and all whom it may ooncern—That Dr John Mater's Works are now added to the Anokland Institute. WANTED, a Lady Help to assist a mother with young children. This situ ation has hitherto been held from 3 ta 6 y oars.— 4pply to Mra W. P. Featherßtone. Devonport. WANTED, a good General Ber»a,nt* plain cooking. Good home; wages, 16s per weotr.—Apply to Mrs Jorvls, Victoria Road, Devonport WANTED SEEN—The Window wet, Sid: Long Curtains, 3s lid; Children's Pinafores, ltd; Froosa, 3a; American Loather, U&d; at Dampler'e Wak»fleld-street Bhop. \\ ANTED, £2,000, on good Freehold Vf Seourlty, at 6 per cent.—Address OS, Stab Office. \\T ANTED KNOWN —We have too TT large a Stook of BoysUßlaok Cloth Jaokets and Vesta; to reduce tne stook, will sell at IDs od. or 7s 6d for Jackets; an immenso aaorifjoe.—Phllllpß'a Mart, Queen-street. WANTED SEEN, Mpn's Shirts for Is 6d; Handsome stud Suites, 9d; Gents' Handkerchiefs (large size), (id.; at Dampler'B Wakefleld-street Bhop. KNOWN—Boys' and Men's T T Overcoats oheaper than town, at J. and W. WilUama'. XK7 ANTED KNOWN—The only fer- V t feet Cure for Toothaoho and Nouralgia, and no core no pay, is by applying to Professor Gnssoott, the. only Praotloai Herbalist In tha Colony.—shortland-Btreet. V»7 ANTED KNOWN, that wunsonand TT Martin, 63, Cartom-house-street. are e^pplylng Maize. Oats, and Beanß (crushed and whole), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Bonedast, «a, et Lowest Rates. WANTED KNOW»-That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Troasors and Vesta for 17s 6rL WANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk, Is 3d the yard: Colored Satin, Is 91 Black do.. Zs 3d and 39; Black Velveteen, Is ! lid and 2a fid,, at Dampier'a Wakeflnld-street I T\r'ANTED SEHN, the Twill sheeting, | VV Is Id; White Calioo, 3|d : Uwbloaohod I do. 2}d; Brown HeUwd, lid; ni Dampier's Wakgfleld street Shop, nTpXNTED T£MOWN-Sewing Ma, V T chines from 255; also, Machines taken in exoharge.—W, C. Bennes, Sewing Maohlne DepOt, Quoen<S>t?eet, W """"ANTED, to Sell Five or"Six "Good Farm Horeas,—Apply to W. Crowther. \K7 ANTED Known-That J. Oosgrave T» and Co. are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid. j WANTED KNOWN—That we have Invoices ot Shirtings, Flannels, Dress Materials, Kelt Carpets, and Cocoa Matting ust landed ex Lalra.-J. & W, Williams, 82, Kara. ngahape Road. ■ WANTED KNOWN—That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most DODulai and snooossfnl remedy now known. Price la paokot.-Address: Opposite Post-office. WANTED Known—That if you don'l hurry up yaa want be in time to get a Maoklntonh Coat.-J. fc W. W—lams. j \\T ANTED SBJSN, the Fur Trimming, TT 9d tke yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, 8d the yard; lot of Black do., oheap; Chenille ' Net, Sd the yard, at Dampler's Wakoflald-Btreet



Wanted. ANTED, a Good Dairy of Fresl Butter iind Kggs.-Apply ABpinall ant Palmer, Pitt-str cot. \\T ANTED, an Uu~der Housemaid.- T T Apply Royal Mail Hotel. Vlotoria-Btreet Vif aJM lisl), Tenders for Fencing about T 30 Chains (more or lose) at Mangero, purlrl posts and three rails, at per chalu.-Appli B. P. Dawaon, .arch Hill. WANTED SEEN, tie urand Lines o Ladiea Fashionable Hone, Gd: Men's Sooks, 3d; Children's do, trom 2d; Boys KJaatlo Braceß, 6ft—Damplor'a Wake Paid-street Shop. WANTED, all persons interested in Xc Aroha Btook to become suhoorlbers to "Tho Te Aroha Mall," prloe 2<t. Auckland Agent, Mr Maoky, foot of Cook-street. Afl vertlsomentß rocolvod br Insram and Co.. Hoffman's Buildings. WANTED to Sell, two dozen Young t FatFowls.-W.Kdgar.Wellesloy-Btreet 'AMTBD _NOWN— Working Men can Have their Money by calling at the iovernor Gordon Dining Rooms. Ail Moals id; Board and Lodging Ifis per week.—Note the address: Nearly opposlto the Waitemata and oloae to the Hook. Lower Albert-street. WANTJCD— Tailors to bear in mlna that I have In stock a large assortment of Black and Blue Bnperflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all. descriptions, short lengths of which I oat at Wholesale Prlco. A, LOVKTT, WeUesloy-etroet. ANTED SKEN, tho Gent's Tweed Coats, 5s Bd ; Holland do. (small sizes), a Cd; Gents' Cheßt Soarves, 2d; Boys' Belts, Si at Dampler's Wakeflold-Htreet Shop, WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mao kin tosh coats for 3fls, warranted. WANTED Known—That d. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Serge Salts ANTED KNOWM—That Newton boats Queon-Btrcot for Cheap Clothing and Drapory, and that we beat Newton,-- J. and w. Williams, Importors, 82, Karangahape Koao. WANTED, Settlers to know that American WagKons. light and heavy, elthor with or without springs, are for sale at A. Maokie'g, Bnrham-street, also, very hand some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hung on an entlruly new principle, and of the best quality ever yot landod ou those ahorea, 'IjyANTuD KNOWN. — Thai Shar v T land's Family Pills are invaluable (or onstlpatlon, Headache, and Indigestion.— Price Is Boi. Address—Oppoalte Poat Office. WANTED SEEN, the Peerless Gloss at 7d the bottle: and Cork Soles (ladles r gents'), 2Jd the pair—At every one ot Dampler s Shops. Y\7AMTED SK_N, the great new lot T1 o( Dress Buttons on the Counter, Id tho dozen : Stay Bnßka, 2d, Id, and Cd, at JJarnplor'u Watetleld-Btreat Shop WANTfcD to Sell — Cheese, Bacon, Butter. Kara. &o-. ot the Best Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prioes.-R. Kew, Qrooor, Vlotorla-street. WANTED to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yacht, well fon»d sad ooppered.— 0. Bailer, Shipbuilder, near the Doo_ VyANTICD, rurchasers lor Good Swede T T Turnips, in lots et 6 toss, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahohu. Prioe. 30s per ten, or 2&s on tho ground.—Fisher and Co W^ASTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Ohurry Paotoral relievos Coughs in ten minutes; bottles, 2s Bd,—Address, opposite Poat-offloe. ITTANTJtD.-Tbe Public to know that T T Munro & Milligan. HotasoM-street, have addsd to their TalUrlig Dapart—ant a branch for tho maaufttoiure of Bays' and TquUu* OiobhlnK. made la order, from their large Btook of g_ an teed ahrnnk tweada. ANTED KNOWN—HaTiBg too Large a utook of Over Coats, must clour them oat; oar Sss Coats will be sold for 25s J' PhllllpH, Qaeen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN — White Twill Calico, yard wide. Td; Marono Satin Clotk. la Bid; Blaok French Merino, 3s 2d yard ; Hob Boy Plaid. 2s Id: Anoklaad Urapo < loin. Is 3Jd; Ladles' Sunn Silk Stockings, 9s Od per pair. — Branaan's Auokland Homo, foot of Vlotoria-ntroat. WANTED KEEN, the Ladies' Ulsters, 6s 6d ; Ladles' Jaokots, 6s 6d : Girls' do., is—At Dampler'B Wakoflold-Btrcot Shop. \\J ANTED KNOWN- Tt BLOMFIBLD'S WORM POWDKIS aro tho finest Romedy for Worms. In paoketa. One 9hMi»g; by Post, Is 2d.-WEBT BND PHARMACY, Poneonby. WANTED KNOWN— BLOMFIELD'B SOQTHItfO POW DKKS, a ooollog aperient for Children cutting teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Paoketa, 1h ; Poat, la 2d.—WKBT KNU PHAUMAUY, Ponsonhy, \\! ANTED, the public of Pitt-streer, V f Qrey-Btreet, and xnrroundlng dlstrlots to notloa tha Cheap Groceries at Windsor Store, Pitt-street. A'l New Season. Qoodi. at prioes to Defy Coinpotitloi. — Salmon Sid, Lobster 9Jd, Pleklea odlj Bd. Sanoes 6d, Yorkshire Kellsh 7Jd, Vinegar 91 por battle, Household Soap 4j<l per bar, Hest Mottled 9d. Best Yellow 9.1, Srerm Oaadlos Bd, Marmalade Bd, Hobart Town Jams Ba, Splondld Currants 6Jd, Fine "alßins Bd, Kloe 3d, Best do 3Jd. Good Potatoes 201b for la. Fine Onions 71b for Od. Note our Bugars, 4d, 4 Jd, arid 5d ror lt>, not to be beaton. Splendid Teas.(ls od, 2a, and 2a 8d per lb; try lib sample. Canter bury Bacon, best quality j oo Mams, very mild; do Prime Cheese, only Bd. Oevoe's Kerosono, 8s per tin. Jgalls; Wood's Best Flonr, In 501b bags, Ts 9d. All other goods at unusually low crloae. Note the addresa—Windsor Store, Pitt street, Aspingll and Palmer, Proprietors. _ __ _ _ ___ ALL TUB Woreino Men or Auckland to come and Inspeot tho SPLENDID NEW GOODS Jast Arrived ex Cambria. Balmorals and Elastlo-Slde Boots, only 10s 6(1, the best valne over offered in Auckland. Also, 15 Trunks Ladlna' Button and Fanoy Klastlo Iylrt Boots, the boat and cheapest in Auckland, Don't forgot tho Address— H. SAWK IN S, THK RKD BOOT WAREHOUSE, VICTOBIA-BTRKKT. __^ T^r A NT E D^- CASH FURCHABKKS ?OB FIVE THOUSAND POUNDB or Pkimk S-*^ jT Buttkb. . 1/ TO 1/3 PER ft. PUT VP IN KBO3 CONTAINING FROM 30 TO 60 POUNDB, AND IN JARB KKOM 12 TO 18 POUNDB. b. n « w. GKOOEE, ViOrORIA-OTEKET. ANTED KNOWN— r ~r~' t® FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value in Blankets, from 9/11 to 167 pair Hood Valnn in Qnllts. from 1/6 to 12/1; atze. 10-9 Good Yalne in Sheeting, trom /8i; 72 inoh, 1/ Good Value In Calioos, from fth : white. IS Good Value in Dress Materials, from 111 Bood Valne In Winoeyo, from /3J to VS Good Valne in Laoo Curtains, from 8/U to 30/ Good Valno in Ladies' Ulaters, from 8/9 up Good Valne in Hosiery, all sizes and makes nood Valne In Satins and Velveteens, trom 2/3 Good Value In Handkerohlefs, trom/lj eaoh Good Value in Table N&pkmo. //); Cloths. 2/ Good Value to Fatt Garpita. 1/4; Tapestry, 2/9 Good Vftl^o In Millinery and Underclothing Good Value in Baherdashpry Good Valno In 2-bntton Black Eld Gloves, 1/9 Good Valuo In Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to IQ/Q At WM, H. SMITH'S Cheap Drapery Warbhodbb, 1 Corner o( Upper Qneen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hoteli N.a-Our WeU-assortea Stook of GSN BR AL DRA.PKRY is bought ohbap for oabh, and marked in plain fignreo at 10 ncr cent, less than usual Quoon-atrees prltea. We Invite compari ng ' | \XT ANTEU KNOWN. TWO SHILLINGS IN THK POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL OASH PURQHASEa OF FIVK SHILLINGS AND UEWARDS. AT STEPHENSON'S, KahANQAham: Eo*.d, Nkwton, Splendid Valna In 33in VVHto Calico, 576 per doz Good valne in Blanket?, 7/6 to 30/ per pair Unequalled Valno In Ulsters, 4/9 to 35/ each Splendid Value in Jersejs. 6/6, worth 9/8 Good Valne in Millinery aad UndorclotMng Unequalled Value in 160 Ladies Felt Hats, 2/8 oaoh Splendid Value in Lone Lace Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from /4j yd Unequalled Value in Coloured Cashmeres, 1/ per yd irplondid Value In Corsets, 1/S to 12/6 per pair Unequalled Value in Corsets, 2/6 and 2/Xl Good Value in Hosiery, all siaej, «©. Splendid Value in 1-bntton Black Kid Gloves, 3/6 Unequalled Valno in Coloured Serges, fIH per yd Good Value in Colonial Flannelß, from 1/3 Wanted Known— Dressmaking on Premises Unequalled Valuo in Satins. 2/6; Volveteeng, 2/6 AT STEPHENSON'S, Nkwton House, NttWTON. N.B.—Comment on our Stook of General Drapery is needless; a single call is sufficient to prove that purchasers of Drapery oan get best vanle for their money at OTEPHEKSON'S, NKWTON ASafiGES! ORANG ES WANTED TO SELL. 10,000 ISLAND ORANGm aotto Queen-street TSfoVERNESS (Resident). — Wanted, VJT Yoong Lady to teaoh English and Music. Apply by letter, stating age and salary ex pected, aO. Stab office. _^ BOOT TRADE.—Wanted, immediately, Kneemen; wages for watertlghts, 3s 6d; fnll employ. Boys wanted for ever; depart ment.—McArthur and Co.. Qneen-Btreet.



To Let. » mo Lr»T, a Wow Double Shop witl 1 JL Housoi In good locality; Shop with Housi in Symonds-ntreet; a Small Shop near Wind mill. Aleo. very nice Business Premises ii Kyber Pass Road, quite new.—Apply to H ' Aahton fo Son, 8, N.Z. insurance Bnlldlpga; ' rflO LET, a new Four-roomed House, ! X Brown-street, Brighton; ovary convo nlence.—Apply to M. Marriott, grooer, top oi Parnoll. rr\O LET, Furnished Bedroom.—Apply X next door to London Dalry ( Grey-street. fflO LET, Two Furnished Bed-rooms an o. X Sitting-rooms, near Queen-Btreet. Term modorate; with use ol kitchen,— Apply Sta Offloe. . mo LET, the Lyceum Hall, UoDson l stree*; rent low,—Apply to M. Foley, Grooer. HobßOnatreat. rilO LET (with immediate possession), X a Shop and store in Queen-street, now oconpled by D. Bloom.—Apply on the premises, TO LET, 8-roomed House, Eden Ter race; rent 15s. — Fripp and Cameron, Arohlteots and House Agents, 6. Hoffman's Balldlnga. riio LET, Workshop in Lome-street; J- also, small Workshop (with steam power) suitable for wood-turner. — Apply, A. Talt, Lorne-Btreet. I f po LET, in Coiling wood-atreet, a Six^ X roomed House with soulleryt gas and water laid on; 128 per week. TO LET, Office corner of High-street and Vulcan Lane—Apply to R, Home, No. 20, Now Zealand Insoranoo Buildings. r[X) LET, Four-roomed Cottage, with I soullery, in Clarence street, Honsonby; Rood garden, and every convenience.—Apply. W. G. Allen, next door. TO LET, Blacksmith's Shop in a good position in Pitt street.—J. Davles, ICar-! angahapo Road. rjiO LET, a convenient House at Con- X quest Plaoe. Rent low to a good tenant. —Apply M. Ryan, Grocer, ParneU. rr\O LET. a Family Residence at Epsom, JL with SO acres of land.'—For particulars, apply to T. U, Cleghorn. Mpeom. rpO LET, Large Back Store, convenient J to Uueen-etreot, front entranoo; also, an Uffic:\ Kood Bltuatlon Vrank Tame, No. 13. Cnßtom-honao-Btroet Kaat. r g iO LKT, Ponsonby Road, corner Picton -1 street, those Commodious Business Pre mises occupied by H. O. Bettany. TO LKT, Wollinßton-street. Grocer's Shop and Dwolllng, established fifteen years, FOX HALK, Choice Allotments in Lower Hepburn and Wolf streets, on terms to' unit purchasers.—B. Y. COLLINS, Estate Agent, nißbjtraet. m EARLY POTATOE LaJSD—To Let, for crop, about i aores of richly manured and trenched Orchard Ground, at Onehunga, for spade oulture only.—Apply at once to T. W. Hiokßon, Auokland or Onehunga. FFICE TO LET—Apply at G.N.L.A, Rooma, Queen-street. TVTOKTH SHOKE. —To Let, a Hew -Ll House of 10 rooss, well situatedi and suitable for lodging house; also. Furnished Cottage.—X. and B. Duder, Devonport Store For Hale. VOLCANIC LAND 1 VOLCANIC LAND t—4G mlnntcß" walk from town. 6 minutes from the 'buses and Khwsland Rail way it»tio_.—A House and Six Acres of cleared scoria Laid for Sale for £815. This Is a rare ofaanoe of getting a neat little property cheap, Bear town, and in a rising locality, on volcanic solL—F. ». Ewißgton. BARGAIN AT RICHMOND.-£2OO.- Three allotments, aaoh 66 links, fenced, with 3-roomed house, good cow and pig shed, well, and fruit trees.—Apply to Carbines and Taylor, auctioneers. j/iOR SALE, at Arthur's Mart, to- I? morrow (Friday), 1 Pink and Grey Parrot (young), very tamo and accustomed to ohlldrcn; also, Pure-bred Red Game Cook and Hen. OR SALE, Horse and Cart, suitable for an Express. —■ Apply Mr Stanford, Club Hotel. Ponsonby. HANDSOME PIEK GLASSES for Bale-Pair of very large Glasses for Sal 0 (cheap).—Apply at G.N.L.A. Rooms, Queen street; /""I KEEN OATS for Bale—about 6 acres VT fit to out, at Onehunßß.—Apply to T. W Hlckson, Anckia«Q or Onehuga. ' XfiOß SALE. A BARGAIN. MANGKRK A valuable Dairy Farm. In most desirable position, adjoining the Mangero Water and Depaaturlog Reserve. A splendid run for oa.ttle.and abnndance of wator. Tno Property consists of 11 seres of flrat-olass Land (in fact, unsurpassed) now down in grass and crop, divided into three lota, fenoed, which could be subdivided and sold to great advantage. Together with Honae. Cow-abed, PigiUes, Stockyard, etc, (or £626. - 318 D, F. EVANS. Estate Agent. Qneen-Btroot.^ r»io LET, a Family Residence, contain- I Ing eight rooma, bath, and water laid on, with 14 aores of land, sltnate on the Great South ttoad, a few minutes' walk from Bllerslle Railway Station, commanding a good view.— »pply to F. L. Prime or W. Aitken, Estate and Land Agents. rl-UAKAIL— A very Desirable Farm 1 of 101 aoros. about 1J miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, Worfc staop, Dairy, Cow-shed, Pigsties, &o. A splendid atream rnns through the Property ; all fenood nd gnMlvldod; abont GO aores in grass, the aat cultivated; soil is flrst-olaes. Good metalled read all the way. Very oheap—Price, £600.— D F. Evans. Estate Agent. 122 ONSONBY,— A New sna very Pretty Vtrandah Cottage of five rooms, allot ment, tank, &0., all oomplote, and in flret-clasa order. Very cheap £220.—D. F, Evans, Estate Agent, Qneen-BtraeT, 127 JUIOR SALE very desirable New and JC Well-finished Gable-ended "V ilia, 5 rooms, scullery, fee, fitted with cupboards, register grate, oven, &c, good well, pretty gardon. a real choloe little plaoa, situate King-street. Ponsonby (near Three Lamps),—D. F. Evans, Katate Agent. Qneen-atreet. (517) JLHOR SALEIHowe-street), a very Pretty IJ Villa, containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in. nloe garden, etc.; all in first-class order; splendid view; a very desirable plaoe.— D. 9. Kvans. KBtate Agent. Quoen-atyeot. J25 v* o r sale. TALUABLK BUSH-8Q aores ot Valuable Bush, oonsißtlng of totara, puriri, Sec, &c, good position, near a navigable crook, being part ot lots 80 and 85, Mangatete. Prloe only _m-D, F. Evans, Estate Agont, Queen-street. (sia W O R SaLE. MOUNT KDSN-New and weU finished Villa, gable ends, how window, &»„ lix rooms and wash-hou'e, allotment ii x 13.; very desir able. Prloe, £lco.—D. F. Evans, KBtate Agent, Queen-street. (5051 FONSONBY, coiner William and George streets-New and well finished Cottage, three rooms, and corner allotment 65x18, for £206.— D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. (503) TAKAPUNA—A Bargain, 40 aores land for £85.—P, F. Evans. KBtate Agent. (siQ> Xp O R SALE. GRTCAT NORTH ROAD-Vina, 7 rooms, gasaller and gas stove, very convenient i cheap. MOUNT ED UN-Nice Villa. ? rooms, aplem did view. Only £156 cash, remainder at 8 per oent. GRAFTON. ROAD—House. Srooms, gas, two tanka. garden, shed. &c. Terms easy, NEW NORTH ROAD~House and grounds, beautifully laid out. ALLOTMENT S-Cheap Building Allotments at Mount Eden, Mount Albert, &c W. V. STEVENS. Estate Agent, at Steadman's Seed Shop, Queen-street. a LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMJE>TS 1 I GRACE-STRKKT-Spiendld Villa Sites; at SZ MOUeNT°EDEN--About 66 X ISO, at from 32s 6<i per foot ANGLKSEA-BTRKET-J.O X 139, for £100 GRACE-STREET-Very Choice, at frcm 15s per foot STUART-STREKT-Beautiful VlUa Sites, at 60s per too GLARKUONT-Splendid Allotment (fonoed), CtiARKNOK-STBBET-LOtS. at £1 per foot BAILRY'S PAnDOOK-^S. Few Lota left, at &oeaoh Great demand for Allotments suoh as the above, and any placed In toy hands will find a ready sale, D, F, EVANS, ESTATE AGENT, QUEEN-STREET, (Next "Herald.") For continuation, etc First Page ■ ■ medical. mOOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE I X TOOTHACHE 11 ! Immediato Relief by übldr EDSON'S MA3IG ESSENCE, In IB Bottlea. ■JVf AKSHALLS' 1 + Nux Pillules will re- XtX ,move uncomfortable feelings after eat ing, Heartburn, Waterbrash, &c. Prioe, ls.- Qoodaon, Ixmdon Aroade. r a SHE FACT IS NO W ASSURED X THAT INOTPIKNT OONSDMPTION, CHRONIC BtlONOnitlß, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LUNG COMPLAINTS, NEBVOUB AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced by AIOKIN'S SYRUP OF KUOALYPTUS WITH HXPUf HUtif HlTlta OJf IiIMK ANU QUININiC "" These great results are owing to the combination of NKBVB AND BRAIN TONIC that lend increased sustaining powers to the Invalid, added to which is the SPECIFIC ACTION of the Eucalyptus en the muout mem' branes, whereby the air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretions in a natural manner. Daily evidence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action ol this remedy—so that all who suffer ahonld at onoe make a trial of its eminent proper ties. The Kuoalyptuß Syrup is moderate In price, and within the reach of all who need it. it Is a ph&rmaca-tical combina tion of tonio alkaloids with bypophoe phiteß,and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under "The Trades Marks Registration Aot." by Graves Aiokin, The Pharmacy, Auok land. Wholesale Agent I Tub New Zsalasp Papa Compact _ - —



Pnblio Notices. gANK OF NEW ZEALANI An AGHNOY of this Bank has been Opane today at A R O H A, Thamos, under tho interim charge of Mr. G. I BTJRGK'S. D. L. MURDOCH. General Manager. Aaokland, 3rd July, 1882, CjKATES. SKATES. SKATES Wanted Known - That BRANSTON am F,9RaTJ£B are now manufacturing Skates o all sizes, on the mos approved principle, and a Reduced Prloes TpHE CITIZENS' BALL TO-NIGHT. -- Don't go without a "Penny Time Table' prJuly in your pooket It giv*s you all th< cab Fares and other very usef ulSintormatlon. TN THE ESTATE OF CHAKLES JL KIRK CHATWIN, A BANKRUPT. All persons having CLAIMS against the abpvenamed Charles Kirk Chatwln muat irovo the same in the manner prescribed by aw, and lodge their proofs with Mr J. J. Hoi ud, Builder, Lorne-streat, not later than tho 2th July insfc, otherwise they will not bo recog- J. J. HOLLAND,) Trustees of the >Estate of the said JA3. BLAIKIE, ) C. K. Chatwln. T JOHN MACLEOD, Master In Sydney JL, and Doctor of Mediolne, of Bishop's college University. Montreal, and subsequently of the Medical School, Glasgow, now residing at ADckland, having deposited evidence of my qualifications with the Registrar of Births, Marriages, and Deaths of the Auckland District this day, give notice that I intend to apply to be Keglstered under "Tho Now Zealand Modi onl Aot" on the sixth day of August next. ' . ~ JOHN MACLEOD. Auckland, 28th June, 18S2. IN THE EBTATE OF 15. H. KEESING NGARUAWAHIA. The trustees In this assigned estate request that all claims bo sent in to Messrs Hughes and Qeorge. of Shortland-street. Auckland, soli citors, aooompanled by an affidavit in proof of ssme,, byWKDNBBDAY, tho 12th July, 1882, otherwise they will not bo roeogniued. jp~t 4\ TO £10,t)0O JLKiNX on Building 3&XV Boolety principles, or on other terms to Eult borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Bee List of Properties tor sale on 4th page. Six per conk illowed on money deposited for investment.— O. Williamson, Land. Kstate and Vinanoi&l Acteat and Valuator, Vulcan Lane. ■JjT O T.I. C E. GKasrALLARD, Warwick House, requires all outstanding Accounts to be rendered on or botore the 20th instant, for liquidation. All Accounts due to him can be paid to Mr Upsoorabe, Warwick Howe, Pensonby, wbOße reoelpt will be sufficient dlsoharge for the same. fl 1 & S. MORRIN CO. (LIMITED), iron & hardwark merchants. Capital „; £150,000. Dibeoiobs: Thos. Morrln W. I. Taylor C. J. Btono Jno. Chambers Managing Dibgocobb : Thos. Morrln Jno. Ohambera Seobbtabv < W. V, Bnddle. Bankers: Bank of New Zealand. jt/rESBRS T. & S. MO"KRIN, on thin -***• the flret day of the half-year, have muoh pleasure in announcing that their busi neßS having beoone of Buoh magnitude as to neoeßSitate lnoreased capital and organisation, they have converted It Into » private LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, snder the name of T. and a MORRIN and CO. (LI MITKD). T. and 8. Morrin and Co. (Limited) have been fortunate enough to bocdxo Mr Johit Cuambrbb aa a.Managlng Direotor.and Mesors O. J. Stone and W. I. Taylor as Directors. ffMiBSBS Morrin respectfully thank' all their late customers for their liberal support during the many years they have been In business, .and hope that the new Company, having In oreased facilities and oapital, will receive the same, only In a larger degree. T. & a MORRIN. Vy IT H reference to the above, T. ' y and 8. MORRIN CO. (LIMITKD) have to announce that, in addition to purchase of tho LARGE STOCK of MBS9RB MORRIN, they have purohased the MINING HARD WARE BUSINESS of MR C. J. STONE, of the Thames, and the SHIP CHANDIiBRY BUSINESS of MESSRS H. V. ANDERSON and CO., Queen-street, Auckland, and whleh business will be carried on as before. Mb J. H. Smith being the Manager of the Thames BuaUesSi and Mb h. f. Anderson of the Ship Chandlery. The new Company has made Buoh arrange ments for the supply of goods as wiU enable them to meet the rapldly-inoreasing trade of the North Island. . The Company hopa the large support given to the old firms will be continued to T. and S. Morrln Co. (Limited). Auokland, N,&, July Ist, 1832. AULBBBROOK & UO.*S Gtold Medal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZB at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Chrlstohnrch), THESE BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, MAY BS HAD FROM ANY RBBPBCTABLK GROCER. The 'Borealia* having arrived. Customers can now have their usual supplies, JOHNEAnLE, Agent, Hioh-stekkt. June, 1832. gINGER gEWING TVTACHINES RBOEIVJCD HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALS AND TWO SILVER MEDALS. NEW F A M TbY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, May na bad or Time Payments or 2s. 6d, a Wbbk, without extra oharge for Interest. Machines all classes) thoroughly Repaired at Factory Prices. LARGE NSW PREMISES NOW OPEN. Letters to be addressed— " THE aiNGEH COIirANY, 261, Queen-street, ' Auokiand." BPECIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT COST PRICE. SELLING OFF-TIRAWING-ROOM BUITE3 XJ at reduced prices. Fob Cash, at T. & HTCOOKK'3, 123, Queen-street, SELLING OFF-TVNING-ROOM SUITKB XJ at reduced prices. Fob Cash, at T. & H. COOKK'd, 123, Queen-street. SELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS AND A COT 3at reduoed prices, Fob Cash, at T.& H. COOK uVd, 123, Queen-Btreet. SELLINGOFF-rtARPETB, Hearthrugs. \j Licoleunv and Fiooroloth at reduced pricss. Fob Cash, at T. & H. CO3KEV, 123, Queen-streer. SELLING OFF-/^ILT CHIMNEY GLABBES XX Black and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, at reduced prices, Fob Cash, at T. ft H. COOKB'S, 123, Queen-street.> SELUNGOFF-^MNANTSO^ARPETS, at and nnder cost price, Fob Cash, at T. & H. COOKS'S, 123, Quoen-Btreet. SELLING OFF—TpHB WHOLB OB1 OUR ± IMMENSE STOCK OF FURNITDRE. OAKPETfI. FLOORCLOTHS, and BED • DING, at greatly reduced prioes, Fob Oash, previous to . V • - removing to our Now Show Booms In Viotorla-streot-T. , . and H, COQKK, 123. Queen -otreet, - . ■ ,



Pitbito .Notices; ""[•. .. Provincial Hospital) Jl _ ■ ; ■ Auoktaad, JulyS, 1887. ICbRTI^y that Richard John Marsh «.nn™,« ??& at» tho 'loaI)!tol this day. and rXWhMu° Ma r"lna "»* «"^ oI 0. COOPER. Auckland, Ith July, 1182, B?nl ler Hb3T CS rtiJf * hßV<"*l« day examined Kioliard John Mareu, and beiioTo him t» be saco and c.pablo of. mfunigiß i > lib own affairs. THUS H. KKNURRDISK, _ M.U.US., L., &C..&8. Tho Wife of tho nbOTsnumod having; loft his home without bis pwmlSßlon, ana having thereby toilelted all oiaim np:>n him, I hereby give notice that I will no longer Vio responbible ™* any rtehta oont;aoted by her. Am she had £98 in her pof ue-alon when she left, she la able to pßy her own expenms. ■ RICHARD J. MARSH. T HEREBY give notice that I will not be responsible for Debts contracted by any person nslng my name. W. H, VMBBKKR-BINDON. "RTOTICE TO BURGEsSES OF -Ll PARNELL. Petitions for the Incorporation of Parnoll with the Borough of Auckland, He at offloos of B. Ireland, Vulcan Lane: George Fraaer, Cen tral Land Agonoy, Quoon-stroot: and at Frator'a offloe, New Zealand Insnranco Buildings; also, n Patnell, at roeidenoes of B. Ireland, George rraaer.J. Savage, K. Keals. B. J. Tal.ot.and it. Frator, SCRIPTURE GIFT ASSOCIATION.— Scholars who have written to date of July 4th, will please call on Friday next, at H. A ■ .'Olson's, Stationer,- Viotoria-stroet (three doow from Hudson'?, Chemiat). KS WATEKWORTH, Midwife, has w i J 6 r^r, B" ex PßrJ on '>e; likewise. Laundry work done.—Lower Vlnount-street. R3. JSTJBLTUS has forwarded, this .v * S ayi a Petition to the General Assembly of New Zealand, the Acting-Governor, and tha Horse Guards. aßklng for Justice. Taine's Free Stores, No. 13, CUSTOM-HOUSE STREET EAST. MERCHANDISE, Sea., STORED AT CUR . - RENT RATES. FRANK TAINE, Merchant. F. J. MOSS]. lw. F. O'SULUVAN. m J. mo s s &• Co.] *- • LAND AND ESTATES AGENTS, Sbortljjto-s—beet. Ft.lt SAM, a Lnrife Allotment in-Brighton Road,Parnell (100x300). -OV 108. Pokeno about 10 acres. 110 AORIC3 near Tuakan; 60 aores in grass, re mainder open torn and bnah. Price, £500. 36 AUKES, all improved, olose to the Whanga- : rata Hallway Station; Rood house, oow- Bhed, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit grow ing. \ A LakGE section In Beresford-atreet, 80 . feet frontage! 600 ACREH, partly Improved, 19 miles from Auckland, and 1 mile from railway BtaUotf; Rood 8-rooniod House, and ail necessary out buildings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Largo lumber of Town and Country Properties for ■ . ,- Sale, Including some Large Bloeka ol Land In the Walkato District. F. J. MOSS .t GO., Shortland-street. rjtaosE who enjoy a cool SWBET SMOKE, SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE A*»D RUBY FLAKE CUT. f ',;: «r—Fob CiainnvnEß Odb YELLOW 31UD TOBACCO U allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. , ! Jr AKTRIDGE AND W OOLLAMS, OPPOSITE UNION-BANK. : feraonai ANIEL GILLIVER, who arrived in Aaokland by ship Mary Shepherd In 1868, will oblige by sending hia address. Any one Riving his addreis will be paid for their trouble.—Thomas USBher, Queen-street. ■ Aactionft ■'■ W. 8. COCHEANK -aSi DAORB TO-MORROW. IRON TANKS. WATER TANKS. 11HE Subscribers will sell, at their til ooFook? 8" ? ort;"Btreet> on »*Way, 7th July, v g IRON WAIER TANKS ; ' 2 PIKOK3 LONG TIMBER Now lying at Mr Craig's Yaras, Fort-street. '■' ' BAMUEL COCHRANB & SOHi Auctioneers. TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.M.. MARKET-DAY. , A RTHUR'S POULTRY, PRODUCE, MARkSt! 711' AND OROOBIIy AUOTIOJ? POUI/TRT DKPARTMKNT. Fowls. Turkeys, Ducks. Geese. Musoovy Dnoka. Pigeons. Canaries, Fanoy BJrdg. Small Pirn a Handsome Pair of Pure-bred Dackwtae Game (imported), a WeU-bred Potater to«ilned). a Lemon and White Setter (thoroughly broken In), Bnollsh Terrier "la. gooAratter>.aßootoh.Terrier,aFerMt Blue] Gum, Afrloan Box. Thorn and Cabbage Plaats. a Churn. Box of Personal Efieote, &o. * PRODUCE, FR^i^ND T QROOKRT DX- ' : i oases First-clasa Canterbury Bacon and Hama (small, lust lanaedhSkegsiF^h^ttS^ pats), 16 kegs Salt Butter, a small Dairy it good Cheese. Baoon, Hams. Beef. Pork, 1 laok MajTe.'atete mtn6tß- »*« FRUIT.-500 dozen Island Oranges, Lemons Apples, &O* , a l^oif. lnß' **.;« ON BALK PBrrATKLY, AT AUCTION PBIOES (FURNITURE DBPARTMfI'NT)- A Large American Organ, Two Second-hand Pianos, Sewing Maehiaes. stoves. Rraies "* Ovens, Door Scrapers. Billiard Table. .Suites - in Great Variety, and a Lai-go Assor&ffint^>? TO-MORROW, 11 O'CLOCK■A.M.-' - CARBINES & TAYLOR T^ILL sell, by auction, at their Sale- ' A 3S& Quean-Btl' eet' To-morrow, at il POULTRY-Fowla, Dnoke, Qeeae, Tnrkera '*85«& *n<i Whlte stolteee™k3S TREES—Shrubs, Plants, &oi, &o. PRODUCE —Hams and Bacon. Bait Hntta- Beef, Potatoes, Onions. Cawtsf^nTnldSS* Oata,Bran, Sharps. ITlour. Oa& a ?&!o^> GRSfelnlaeß» B e?e nßta'd' Sto«^ Also HOUSEHOLD FURNirURE. Hand Cart Window Sasheß, Clothing, Watohes, Tora &»•• So,. &B. At 11 o'Clock. CARBINES & TAYLOR, Auctioneers. TO-MORROW. ~~~~ " AT SIBBIN'S M A X T >i At 11 o'Clock. 100 SACKS PEED OAfrs JLXJXJ OObagsMafae «■»*«» 3 oases Beat Hams and Baoon (In oloth) Haras and Baoon (bare) ' 20 tons Potatoes ■ ' 10 tons Flour Sharps, Bran, Carrots, Onions, Pork Beef, Jama, Candles, Soap Groceries and Sundries TO-MORROW. P R O D UC~i" s A L E. W. DOWDEN WILL, sell by auction nt the Excfcauge o'clock. ' Q»««>-fltreet. To-awrrpw/at |I - Canterbury Hams and Bacon Canterbury Cheese, eitra quality : , - Salt Butter. Beef. Onions. Potatoes • : Bran,Oats,Maize.Barlor ,;7i'■■; . Wood's Flour In 60 trad 1001b basra ''*■' Haif-ohests and Boxes Tea .-T"V Axe-heads, Pick-handlea ■ Needle Gun- ■■■. -■ j. .'..•.• .^« . ■ .J.- ■■ ■"■"^:- fcc. fco. &o. .. ~.., • • •