this legal standard as of such in? portance that when ho (Bathgatc) er doaveured to get it reduced Ho was d( feated. ~ , Tho Hone Mr JOHNSTON aaid lie a«ioc that what was now the recognised custoi ef the country should be embodied in legal enactment. He would make aearcl; iDg inquiries Into the startling statement about the daDgerons overwork of engine drivers, and if he found them borne out, h would very soon have a change made. Mr Joyce ulbo supported this Bill. Mr Gbe&n, ia replying, said that th Bill, as now moved, haa been before th Association of Working Men in Dunedin and he had received telegrams from theu that day wauvily approving of the Bill He would place in possession of the Minis tor of Public Works a statement shewinj the giievances under which railwa employe's were hbuuing, in the hope tha he would take steps to hare them rsetißed . " The second reading of the Bill was car ried on the voices. GAS CONSUMERS' LIABILITY BILL. Mr Hutchison's Gas Consumers' Lia bility Bill, which relieves teuanta from lia bility for the unpaid gas bills of previou tenants, passed its second reading withou opposition, Mr Fulton remwkiDg that hi had been compelled to pay the gas bill o one defaulting tenant before he could ge another tenant, through tho refusil of thi Corporation to supply gas until the bill wa: paid. Mr Hutchison's Bill compels uveri Gas Company to supply any customer oi the unual terms, irrespective of rebate bi former occupants of premises. PEACE PRESERVATION BILIi. The debate on the Peace Preservatioi Bill was resumed by Mr Holmes, of Christ church, in a speech which exhibited .a tromendous amount of personal Joroi and power of intellect. He ciiticisec the action of the Government ii withdrawing the reserves that had beer awarded to the naiivos by the Koyal Corn tnissioner. While he was quite prepared to support tho placing of Te Whiti undei a moderate surveillance, he would oppose ty every means in his power tho passage of the Bill until those reserves were secured in their entirety to Te Whiti and his natives, Unless that was done the Act could onlj be viewed as one to facilitate land robbery, He quoted from the report of the West Coast Commissioner to prove that tne lands north, of Waingongoro river were absolutely restored to the natives, and they wore encouragad by every means to go back to settle tlicro, He believed that this reatorxi tion had been so complete that if applica tion bad been made to the courts of law, the Government would have been stopped. In the course of ttiis speech he assailed the speakers in support of Mr Bryce with such vehemence that both Mr Stevens and Capt, McKeozie afterwards arose to make a personal explanation, and Mr Sheehan, who was absent, said that when he obtained a proof of the speech he would take an opportunity of replying. Mi' Holmes concluded by moving an amend ment tbat the Bill be postponed until the Government Las an opportunity, to bring down a Bill dealing with the reserves granted to Te Whiti. Mr Holmes will evidently take a prominent part in the pro ' sent Parliament, and has the command of powers of oratory that will always secure for him * full and attentive house. ; Sensible Speech by Tairoa. Mr Tairoa, in seconding the amend ment, declared tbat no person in that House, not excepting Sir Geo. Gtey and Mr Sbeehan, had a perfect knowledge of . the native character. In all past legislation tho traits in native character had been over . looked and trouble had followed. The i present Bill would not settle the difficulty. The idea of the Native Minister appeared to be to detain Te Whiti in the South island, and shew him all the v/ondera oi the pakeha, -but that would only show him ' what to do when be came back, Te Whiti was a man of more than ordinary in. c telligence. He was well acquainted with the ways of the pakeha, and thoroughly ' understood the Bible and perhaps also the Holy Spirit. He was educated by Mr Keimenscbeider, for the ministry, who de ... clarpd him to bo a very cleverfellow, The (arise of the trouble .was the no»fuifil meut of the promises about the reseives, ,-and if they passed the Bill now before the House, -and left these prpmises unful filled, the trouble would not end. Te Whiti had sead the reports of the West Coast .Commissioners. He had examined, the plans of reserves,and had read tbo speeches ■ on the question in that House. _ He under stood those things. The Native Minister had no right to call Te Whiti a prophet. If he was a prophet, ho were all the House, .even Mr Bryce himself. The_ proper course to pursue was to let '?e Whiti go to trial. His entire agitation,from the com mencement of tne ploughing, had been to secure a trial which was continuously ■ denied him. He was tired of hearing of the Government promises that were never ful filled. He complained that Mr Sheehan, in his speech, had described the Maoris as savages. If the Maoris were savages, what were, the Europeans in the old days. He had read the history of Europeans, and found that they did not differ very much from the Maoris. He did .not know .whether ttie ancestors of thehoii. member tor the Thames ever came under the designation of savages. What were those people in.lreland who were.getting ;up agitations and shooting people ? He thought expressions like that should be left on one side. If the Maoris were ignorant it was not their fault. He had heard that the English race received their first glimmer of civilisation from the Romans, and Euro peanß ought not to act to Maoris as .Romans did to them. I

At half-past ten the House adjourned for half-an-hotir.

After the adjournment, Mr Weston spoke in support 01 the aciioa taken by the Government. Mr FiTZCJEBAxp followed in a similar strain. Whether the natives had been wronged or not, it was impossible now to go back, and the best friends oE the natives were those who encouraged them to make good use of the reserves allotted thorn,, whieh were ample to place the natives in possession of great wealth. Mr Steward, of Waimate, the Opposi tion whip, said this question had through out been treated as one on whicb every member could speak and vote according to hi* own judgment, irrespective, of patty linos. For the good of the country, by vjrtne of that right, he intended to support =tho Native Mini.ter. They must all con fess to a feeling of shame at the long array of broken promises which were disolosed in Sir Wi Fox's report! Successive Govern ments had blundered and blundered in the most lamentable way, but since that report had bein adopted the Government bad honestly tried to make amends for p^st wrongs, and it was now a question of what must be done to ensure the public safety and the responsibility for that must be replaced on the shoulders of the Govern meat. The debate was adjourned at midnight on the motion oi Tomoana. TSOSW BfILS. Tho following Bills were introduced and read a first time :—To amend the Dog Eegistration Act, 1880 (Mr Steward); to amend the Resident Magiitrates' Act, 1567 ; o amend the Debtors and Creditors' Act, 1876 (Mr Holmes); to amend the Gaming and Lotteries Act, 1881 (Mr Steward) ; the Westland Education District Subdivision (Mr Seddon); the Hokitika High School (Mr Fitzgerald); to amend the Contractors District, 1874; to amend the Corrupt Practices Prevention Act, 1881; Aliena tion of Land, Life Assurance Policies (Major Atkinson); the Licensing Act Amendment (Mr Dick.)

A WARM RECEPTION.

[BY TBLKOKAPH,—OWN COKEHSPONDENT,]

•WELLINGTON, this day.

A practical jokb, which caused amuse ment to some hundreds of spectator*, was perpetrated on the Queen's Whart last niffhr. An elderly man/said to be a mem ber of the Civil Service, had*nade various Advances towards the. stewardess '. of the steamer Wafeatu, and had'expressed his intention of meeting her on amyatof the vessel last night. It was arranged that George Franklin, the cook, should dress m •women's clothes and personate the stewardess, and this was readily carried out, quite a crowd standing by to receive the "love-sick swain'-' with bags of flour and other missiles, and before he had time to escape, he received a full broadside from the previously quiet spectators. The affair appears have been noised about some little time before the climax waa reached.; Detective Chrystal knew of the affair, and found no difficulty in pouncing upon Franklin, who was lodged in the lock-up under, the Vagrant Act.

The patient uncomplaining animals, i.e., the Noitu Shore donkeys. hiv« taken up tbelr winter quarters in the spac9 afljoininß th,e City Market until fuithor notice. The proprietor has abandoned the idea of working them In the market yard for the present, owing to the prevalence o£ tho larrikin element In mat locality. Attention is called to the proprietor s : advertisement .elsewhere, intimating that they piaj'te hired for the üßeottemlues.' jtwjss *'

FROZEN MEAT FOR ENG. LAND.

(BY TELEGRAPH-SPECIAL REPORTEB.)

WELLINGTON, this day. One of the results of the favourable news which has been received with regard to the experimental shipment of a cargo of frozen meat by sailing ship, from Fort Chalmers to London, has been that a meeting o( the directors of the Wel lington Frozen Meat Export Company has been convened for to-morrow afternoon, with a view to completing the order for machinery at the earliest possible date. Some time ago the directors, by a majority, decided upon Beading home for a suitable machine, and shortly afterwards this de cision was confirmed at a meeting of the shareholders, which had been convened for the purpose of testing the question whether the directors had acted in accordance with the views of the majority of the share-: holders. The delay which was caused by the second meeting had been considerable, and tho directors, knowing that the ship Dunedin would be sine to arrive at London, therefore resolvod to wait until they had learnt how the tint shipment from this colony, which was also the first that has been made by a sailing vessel, would bo received in the English, market. ■ The result, it is said, has exceeded all ex pectations.

UNKNOWN.

[By Telegbaph,—Special Reporter.]

. WELLINGTON, this day. By a return laid on the table of the House to the order of Mr Levestam, it appears that there were in Auckland, on the 29th May last, brewers licensed under the Beer Duty Act, 1880, to the number of 13 j at tho Thames, 1; Poverty Bay, 2; Now Plymoutli.G; Wanganui,l2 ; WeH:ngton,B; Hawkes Bay, 5 ; Blenheim, 6 ; Nelson, 11; Westport, 4 ; Greymoutb, 4; Hoki tika, 4 ; Christchurch, 17 ; Timaru, 4 ; Oamaru, 4 ; Dunedin, 17; and Invercar gill, 3. " ■ The following sums havo been recsiyed for beer dnty in each provincial district, during tho years ended 1881 and 1882, respectively :— District. 1881. 1882. Anokland.. .. .. £9.053 £18.763 TuranaM 886 1,017 Hawko'sßar - - 1.400 1.980 Wellington .. _ 0 058 7.2*5 Kelson 1.610 1.845 Marl borough .. _ 723 807 Wustlanrl USX 1.789 Canterbury _ .. 12.1161 H.120 Otago .. .. .. 12.3e5 16,910 From this return the shillings and ponoe ore omitted. "

RETURN OF DEFERRED PAYMENT SELECTIONS.

(BY TBLHGKAPH.—SPECIAL EEPOKTEB.)

WELLIN GTON, thii day. A return hasbeen tabled on tke motion of Mr DeLatour(mudo in August last), giving, the number of deferred payment selectors who took up land after the naming into operation of the Crown Lands Sale Act, 1878, at a minimum upset price of £2 an acre, and showing the difference in total amount of annual rents so paid, in any ono year, and the sum that would have been payable in such year at the minimum upset price of £1 per acre. The return is as follows : — 3S Annual 4°"g.f Difference Dlatrlot. xg Rent 5? nisr Anao? l Sf Paid. K r Rentals. •'., i 7~d £a d & s d H Bay eß .. 11 151 310 68 15 0 82 810 Taranakl.. 29 519 16 4 188 15 11 333 0 6 (N.1.) .. 20 873 10 0 301 0 0 660 10 0 Wellington 16 451 1 8 21D 3 l> 231 18 8 Marlb'rgh. 3 63 ni2B 10 0 26 16 » Otago .. 105 8.836 U 0 2052 IB 0 8.783 15 0 SontrdMd. 31 2 91111 7 861 U 0 2.049 17 7 Totals „ 22113.797 9 jmO 19 1010.077 8 7

SACRED CONCERT.

A highly successful sacred concert was given last evening in St. Luke's Presby terian Church, Remuera, iu celebration of the anniversary. The building was well filled in every part by an attentive auditory. The choir, largely augmented from St. Mark's (Episcopalian), were under the able baton ot Mr Charles Hesketh, After the opening chorus, " Hearken unto Me," the solo, "He wipes the tear from every eye," was sung by Miss Samson. The lady was more pleasing in "The Better Land," which secured her a reoal. The trio, "Charity," was fairly executed, v/hilst the pianufarte solo, " Fragmento," from Swindler, evinced much brilliancy of:, instrumentation, the tair pianiste, Miss i Woolnongh, obtaining considerable plaudits. Another contribution, "Ave Maria," solo, pianoforte, was carefully played by Mrs Tait.. Mr J. Culpan gave "Kemember now thy Creator," and though suffering from huakiness, sang with taste and feeling. The music is of a bold descriptive character, and has probably not been heard in Auck land for the last t'wo.yeara. Mrs J.M.Clark rendered "Apart" sympathetically, and in a finished manner. The quartette " God is a Spirit" brought out Mr K. Uesketh, who sang the bass excellently. Mr Francis delivered'!Thou Didst not Leave" with effect. The Misses McMillan and Macky blended their voices artistically in ''Palaski " (dnet), and were well received, The chorus "They Have Taken Away My Lord" (choir) was well done. Mrs Stevens also sang V Angels Ever Bright and Fair" pleasantly. Daring the evening the ltey. Mr Monro thanked St. Mark's chqir for their kind assistance.

HORSEWHIPPING AT NEW TON.

HOW A \yiFE TRIED TQ CURE nER BIBULOUS .'..''. SPOUSE.

For some time past a man named Howie has resided jn Newton Road, Newton, with his wife and family. Ho is unfortunatoly addicted to intemperance, and when, in liquor not unfrequently converts his usually peaceful house into a perfect pandemonium. The wife had been maltreated on more than one occasion, while numerous ''striking ■', proofs of affection had boon administered to the children by their bibulous father. The dames of that portion of w ewton made Mrs Howie's domestic grievances the sub ject of many post-prandial chats over back tences and at last it was decided that some thing shonhi be done on h^er befyalf. On Mtonday last, Mr H. came home drunk enough to wind up Ms watch with the hair brush, and a3 full of fight as a Zulu war? rior. Mrs Howie, metaphorically speaking, sent forth the " fiery cross," and in a very brief apace of time three muscular speci> mons of Newton femininity put in an ap pearance. Order of battle was formed, and in leas time than is taken up by this de scription, the enemy was attacked front and rear, whiskers, hair, arms, and legs, seized hold of, and the unfortunate Howie was thrown on his bed and securely bound, A horsewhip was produced, and the ladies proceeded to belabour him soundly on the back and Bhoulders,utterly oblivious of his entreaties and execrations. This practical lesson does not appear td have had much effect, as the man was arrested for being drunk and disorderly yesterday. He was to-day charged at the Police Court with the offence and mulcted in a penalty of 20s and costs. ' ' ' ■

"PATIENCE" AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

THIS capital opera was performed at the Opera House last evening to a moderately good house, the dross circle being par ticularly well patronised. Banthorno and Grosvenor were again very successful as the aesthetic poets, while the three dragoon officers, in their trio upon the assumption of the eesthetic garb,! excited screams of laughter from all parts of ' the house.' " Patience " was enthusiastically applauded for1 each of her songs, while a repetition was ■ demanded and responded to in_ the duet, " Then tjo to nim, and say to him," between Lady Jane and Bunthorne. Angela, Ella, and Sajihir, the charming aesthetic maidens, .gained- frequent expressions of commendation. " Patience " will be per formed until Saturday night, and will then be replaced by "Pinafore;" •

Messrs E. and A. "Mac* report on their watches arid jewellery auction sale of Wed nesday last as follows r—Watches, and 'good electro-plated ware sold at fair prices, Jut the silver jewellery realised anything put satisfactorily, ',

AUSTRALIANS' FIRST DEFEAT.

[UETJTER'S TKLEGKAMa.]

LONDON, May 31. The cricket match between the Australians and Cambiidge was finished to-day and re sulted in a victory for Cambridge by six wickets. _

LATEST PARLIAMENTARY

(FKOM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.)

WELLINGTON, this afternoon. Trunk Railway through North Island. I have the best authority for stating that money will be allocated under the Public Works Estimates for a trunk rail way through the North Island; also for the Otago Central, but it is nor likely that the proposal for the Otago branch lines will meet with much favour. The Hinemoa will not go to Christchurch this week, but probably will do bo before the Exhibition closes. Mr Holmes's speech on the)nativo policy, last night, has caused very bitter feeling with Mr Sheehun and othera, and has so tended to make the union in Opposition ranks more difficult. Mr Cadman is endeavouring to secure that the main roads in Coromandel Penin sula ahull be constructed under the Public Works vote, viz.. roads to Thames, Tairua, and Port Charles. Proposed Endowment for the Museum. Mr Peacock is negotiating with tbo Government with the object of obtaining for the Auckland Institute and Museum an endowment of 16,000 acres of land in the Hokianga district. The land indicated is forest land, on tho expected route of the pro. posed railway. Mr Hobbs ha3 wired to the Hokianga County Council, asking their views on the question of Paruell and Onehunga Government endowments in tho sams county, and Mr Hobbs wants to know if they mean to take tho wholo county. Meettng of Otago Members. At a preliminary meeting of tho utago members, held tbia forenoon, it was deci ded tbat they should again meet; and hav ing resolved what railway lines should be proceeded with, will act unitedly in urging these upon the consideration of the Govern m«at. Railways North.

In the Houso, to-day, Mr Honns gave notice to ask the Minister of Lands, if he will place a sum of £200 on the estimates as a premium to pay a person who will make a flying survey and point out the shortest and bust line railway in continua tion of tbe trunk line of railway from Kawakawa to Awanui, via Waihou, Manga muka, and Victoria Valley. Mr DARGAVILLB is pressing Blenden'a petition, but there is not much prospect of success, Hirohi Dcomed. The Executive have decided to carry out i the death penalty in the case of Hiroki for the murder of McLean, Notices of Motion, In the House to-day Sir G. Grey gave notice to ask if the Government have made arrangments to have the Attorney-General a member of the House of Representa tives. Mr PykE gave notice that members, out of their honorarium, should defray the coat of printing their speechas in Hansard. Tlutmes Railway. Mr Suebhan aiks the Government why the Thames-Kopua railway has not been proceeded with, and when they intend starting. Petitions. Mr Dargavillk presented a petition a9kiog that the Government House and grounds at A uckland be granted for the puipoie of a University. Mr Tolk presented petitions from Herbert Brunton and John Carey, the former for a grant of land, and tho latter for enquiry re dismissal from public service. A petition has been presented asking that connse) may be heard on behalf of Te Whiti and Tohu, at the bar of the Honse, If permission is {granted, Mr Stout, who ia now in Wellington, will appeal,

FRENCH ANNEXATION IN THE SOUTH PACIFIC.

By arrival of the schooner Flora from Tahiti this afternoon, we learn that fears aro on tertained tbat the French are about to take possession of the Harvey Group, South Sea Islands, The Cause of alarm baa arisen from tho recant arrival of French war vessels at Kurutu and Kiinatara, with the suspected object of hoisting tho flag of tho protectorate.

MINING NEWS.

COKOMANDEL, this day. KAPANGA.—Rich gold was got yesterday, andin greater quantity than in any previous breaking down.

Standard.—Crushed 301bs stone yes teiday, for a good return oi IDozs cold. Nmv Union Beach.—Clark, the secre tary of this company, arrived in company with Mr Carew, mi no manager, and visited the company's property together with Fred Woollams. The condition of th e plant was found to be very satisfactory. Hoip Kyii*.—Tho final cleaning up gaye 1170z., making a total of 37Gozs. for this crunhiag. loma.—Work has been started on this ground, and two lcadinK shareholders ex pressed willingness to provide tne plant*

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JXJNK 1, }88t Bank of New Zealand—£23 10p, £23 12a; buy ers. £23 78 Cd Uolonlal lHtnfc-19,8 Si, £08 New Zealand Insurance— Bfta . • South British Insurance-67s Auckland Gas—Bnyera, £18 sa: sellers, £10 10a Union Ba»h and Door-Shyers 1.43 7a ltd"; soli-. era, £8 12a 6d Mew Zealand Shipping—Sailors. JSS 5a Fisher and Co.—Ha 6d; buyers, Ha (id Accident ABsarnuoo—Buyers. 3s 16. Moanatalarl-Buyora, 16b fid Albutnia—Bayew, ISs Caledonia -12a Si : sellers. 13a Tofcatea— Bay ere, 9s; Bailors, 109 Queen of Bes.my-Buyers. lln 8d; sellers, 12l Southorn Crow-flu; buynrs, 8a fid; bqUoiv, 9a Deeo Level—Sellers, Is 4d .' Prinos Imperial-Buyers, 2l id Bncoesa—Bayers; 3» Bd; sellers, it 81 .vlatthft-BeUerg. 9j 61

A mooting of the creditors of Charles Edward Johnson, clerk, of Parnell, was held to-day; when Mr Thos. Macffarlane was appointed trustee. The assets are stated at nil, and the liabilities at £ 200 fldd,

Alexander McMillan, {he porter who wag so seriously injmed outside Messrs B. Tonks and Uo.'s mart, is progressing very favourably towards recovery. He is ex* pected to be convalescent about four weeks hence.

A meeting of the creditors of J. B. Lambert, auctioneer, was to hare been held to-day, but it lapsed through an informality, the debtor, who is acting for himself, having failed to file his schedule. In the same way, a meeting of the creditors of George Taylor, painter, fell through.- Lambert's assets are set down at £44, and his liabilities at £200 6s 7d, while Taylor's assets are stated at £15, and his liabilities at £56 9s 4d.

A neatly-dressed and respectable girl named Agnes Thomson waa to-day charged at the Police Court with the larceny of certain articles from the shop of her employer, Mr Dampier. She was not asked to plead, the case' being adjourned till to-morrow. The arrest was made last overling. It would appear that a'quarrel arose amongst the girls employed at the Shop, which led to stories being told. One (if the girls, we have been informed, was ■discharged-there, and''Thomson, who''at liist denied all Knowledge of the larcenie?, "was handed over to the tender mercies of the police. '•<'•■

1 A Maori half-caste employed on one of our coasting'steamers, wh'o is' eitromely proud' of his personal appearance, had'a rather lively experience recently. Accor ding to his own story, he was "had" by the boatswain, who told him that lie could Ahanee the natural complexion1 of bis fitce to ii "beautiful white"'by the use' of caustic soda. The 'native, who\ at other times as rather iond of a joke him self, took the matter "seriously and being either ignorant of or a disbeliever in the Scriptural statement' that "the Ethiopian cannot change his spots" resolved to try the recipe." flesecured the caustic'soda and made a strong solution in which he buried his head and face several times1' and ' then went 'peacefully^ to sleep with'the Idea of-being "a white man!.; on1 the morrow. • The :result-however nfeed j hardly be related, how with swollen eyes l and1 most, doleful countenance he" vows vengeance against that " blessed' boat-, swain" who "had "him, and hopes to be; avenged at some early date.

PROPOSED NEW STEAMER FOR THE KAIPARA- S.S. COMPANY.

Competitive desitms were recently called for by the Kaipara Steamship Company for a large paddle steamer with' compound surface condensing engines, to carry 50 tons cargo and possessing large passenger ac commodation. .The draught of water, it was stipulated, should not exceed 4ft Gin, while a speed of 12 knots was'required. Various models and designs were sent in, and five gentlemen : — Messrs Edward Mitchelson, M.H.R., and Robert Pickraere, (two of the company's directors). Captain H. F. Anderson, Mr George Frascr, senior, (Fraser and Tinne), and Mr John "SYeyniouth,, senior, were appointed judges to'decide' on 'the merits of each'. 'Two meetings were held, and eventually thp prize (30 guineas) was awarded to two marks, which proved those of Mr Trevlthick for the hull, and Mr W. Lodder for the engines. Mr Trevithick, the successful competitor for tho hull, is a member of the Naval Architects, Loud on.

With a view of meeting the increased requirements of the trade next summer, it was deemed advisable by the directors to take this action with regard to having superior facilities and improved speed, and to have the same boat capable (if crossing the bar and towing any vessels over.' It is proposod to have the steamer magnificently fitted up with sleeping berths for 49 passengers, while 350 can be carried on board. Tliere^ will be upper and lower saloons fitted up in luxuriant style, but to enter into a description at present would oc cupy more space than i8 at our disposal, Nautical men and others are invited to in spect the designs at the company's office; from which u, correct estimate of the style of,the proposed steamer can be obtained. The dimensions of the vessel will bo as follows :—Length between perpendiculars, 125 feet; beam outside plank,. 22 feet: beam outside sponsons, 40 feet; depth "of hold, 7 feet; ditto moulded, Bft, lOin; draught of water, 4ft 6in; displacement to 4ft 6in water line, 185-3 tons j coeff. of dis placement (minus keel), "589; displacement per iuch above 4ft Gin water line, 4tons 13cwt_; area (midship section), 70'75; coeff, midship section (minus keel), "804; tonuago (0.b.m.), 287 77-04; nominal horse-power/ including 342 horse-power, at 46*devolu tions.

The steamer will have two circular multi tubular boilers, 10ft long and 7ft diameter, containing a heating surface of 2025'54 ft. The engines will be. diagonal compound surface condensiu&nncl so arranged that all the parts cau ho easily got at; high pres sure cylinder to be 20in diameter; low pres sure oylind,er,34in j length of stroke, in" each case, 3ft Gin j indicated horse-power at 40 revolutions! ahout 342. All' framing will be made of wrought iron, and so arranged that stringers for carrying the woiglit of the machinery prevents the vessel getting out o£ shape amidships. Carried out on this design, the vessel witl be one of the ;l)cst of the class ever turned out4e% and' will certainly bo a credit to the company. Wo would ttrongly reconmead auy person in terestod to call at Mr Loddors office and inspect the plans and model?, which wo consider superior to anything of the kind over produced in this city. >* 3

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before F. L. Prime, Esq., J.p.)

Drunkards.—Norah Williams (third, offence), fourteen days' imprisonment with hard labour; B. Somorton (second offence), 10s and costs ; Robert Howel (drunk and disorderly), 20s aad costs, or seven Bays', imprisonment with bard labour. Pktty Larciny.—Thomas Hamilton was charged with stealing a pair of scis sors, yaluo 12s 6d, the property of Edwin Austin, at Newton, on May 31it.—There being only one Justice of the Peace on; the Bench, Sergeant Gamble applied for a re mand till to-morrow, which was granted. tiai! was allowod. . i

Laecenibs.—Agnes Thomson -was chßrged with the larceny of a piece of Japanese silk, value 13s; a piece of serge, value lla 3d ; and a pitoe of velvet, value 12s, the property of W. IT. Dampier.—Ser geant Gamble applied for a remand till to morrow, which was granted, bail being allowed. ' ;.

Travelling Without a Ticket.—W. Walsh, on warrant, was charged with a breach of the Shipping and Seamen's Act, 1877! by travelling on board the steamship Penguin from Now Plymouth to Onchnnga without having paid his fare.—"Remanded for eight days.

VAQRANur.-Catherine Cummins and Martha Cashen, charged with vagrancy some days ago, but afforded a chance of "clearing out," ware called, and did not appear.— Sergeant Gamble stated that he belluved the women had left the district.

the assault on a Chinaman.—The Clerk of the Court stated that the charge against George Barton of assaulting Ah Ching bad been withdrawn by consent of the prosecutor. • I

This was all tho businewj,

Latest Shipping.

ARRIVALS. Klnro, schooner, Glasoenupp, from Tahiti Loonpana, barque. Fisher, from Hobart

ARRIVAL OF A TAHITIAN SCHOONKR.

The schooner {flora arrived from Tahiti late this aftomoon. Paeaeoger: Mr Ursy Uargo: 11,MO oranges., 325 gallons llmejaioa, 300 bunobeß bananas. The barque Lounfrana, bound for Auokland, was anoken outalda Tlritlrl ttt's morninK, We bold over the motor's report nntu to-morrow.

I Tho sohooner Atlantlo, which arrived at Rarotonfta (from Auckland) on May 7th, left there for a oruiao throngh the Hnrvey and Knrutu Group on May 13, with Mr KawUnßfl on: boardi , , ~„ Tho'ketch Pearl loft Rarotonga'for Tahiti about May IS. with Mr Stanley. Heather on bo»rd. From Tabltt she will go' on a pearl-1 shell expedition to tho north-west. The eohoonor BOTorelgn left RarotoDgafor a orulße through tbo Harvey Gtroup on May Stb, j with Mr Chambers on board. The Bohoonor Akdps Donald loft Rarotonaa'. for Baiatea on May 12th, with Mr Kdonboroilßll onboard.

COMMERCIAL.

Kvkninq Star Offloe, Tlniruday. Mrß, Arthur held a property Balo to-day nt bin mart, but tho majority of the allotments wore passed. Tho dwoUmg honeo and allot ment in WelHiißton-atrcet, lately occncled by Mr J. Sean, was purchased by Mr Ji Hart for the Bum of 4325. : .. ( ... .... •:.^. 9^l » •

RUSSELL, this day. The Arawati tailed at 3 p.m. for Syd-, ney. Pussengora :—Miss Ludbrook and Mr-Smjthe; ■;■ ■V.CsJi WAHUVit \ The To Anau sails at 4 p.m. f»r Auck land. Passengers :- Messrs Archer, Henr. derson, Morriaop, Hatcher, Mrs Batcher, and others.

THE AIIJCKLAKJi iBVKW|R(4 STAR, THURSDAY, JSBJLX



Gazette in Bankruptcy.■'••* ' ■ IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND. NORTHERN DISTRICT. ; IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Act, 1876." and the Aota amending tho same, sndot tbe Bankruptcy ofjABTHUB< CROMPTON BKTTANV.Ot theCltytf AUOk« lant), Froviaion Dealer! a Debtor! Notice is hereby Riven that a General Meet ing Of tho Creditors' of tholsaid Arthur Cramp ton Bettany Will bo held at tbe Supremo Court bonse. In the City of Auckland, on Wednesday. tlio 7>h day ot Jane Instant, at 12 o'olook noon, tf receivo my Report, and urantthn said Arthur Ot mpton Bottany an Order ot DißOharge under tWa pTOvleionaot the said Aotß. v '- ..«•> . Dated this Ist day of Jane. 1883. THO.MAOFffARLANK ; , ' Trußtoe* ;G. T. KBJMLUX ■ i. '■!■!''■ ■'' Qaeon-stroet, Auoklana, :. Solioltor. ,<■■• .».. ■■■-■.:, i. : -d-V - -■■ ■■-:.. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW NOKtHftßif DISTRICT. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The' Debtors and Creditors! Act, 1876," and the Boveral Acts amending the same,''and In the Bankruptcy of 5 . Ceublks Kdwin Johnson, of'Parnell, ProvSnolal District t>f Auckland, Clerk, a Debtor. ■ ..* ■ . • ■ •; This in to notify that at the Flrat Meeting of the Creditors of tho abovenained Charles Ka win | Johnßon, told tbl« day, Thomaß Macffarlane, Kvq., of Auckland, Certificated Accountant in Bankrnptoyi w»fl elected Creditors' Tnuteeofj the property of the nald Charloa Kdwln John son: and Inrthor. that the said Thomaa Mao ffirlane has signified to the Registrar*bf the; Supreme Court aforesaid, in writing, nib bo ceotanco of tbe trusteeship. Dated at Auckland, thia lot day of Jane, 1882.. &. W. BASLKY, ■r<?■:-!'>-■- r ' Depufcpßeglstrar,. Chabxes Kdwin Johnson,- ~ „,., . " Deb In person. ■> ' I '4,feJ.



i 'Waoated. WANTED, a respectable Girl to assis with house work.—Mrs Jones, flrat houß from railway, Mary-Etraet. Mount Kden. W" ANXED, Good HeaofWaiter; mus bo Bober. steady, respectable; gooi wages: for flrat-olaea hotel; at once. —Mr Elßmore'B Honlatry, Shortland-Btreet. WANTED, a good Xailoresß.—Applj F. MoKenna. Tailor. Pitt-street. WANTED, a clean active Girl as ser rant; one accustomed to children pre ferred; comfurt.ible home.—For address appl] to Mrs Beedell. Draper, Hden Terrace. WANTED, a Youth with a town refer, ance; vageß, &l. Apply hot ween 8 and 10 a to., at the Hobson-street shop.—W. H. Uampler. WANTEi', a respectable Lad as Office Boy for Anokland Timber Co.-Apply Box 10. P.O. WANTED, a smart active Lad to carry parcols.-John Bmith, Draper, Qaeen- Btrcot. -■ WANTED, two Improvers to the'Dress making.-Apply to Mlbb SkifflngtOD, Cook and Albert-stroow. WANTED, Pick and Shovel Men; alsol two Drivers.—Apply, Works Sarsflold. street, Ponßonby. WANTED, Good General Band.— Applv Isaac Bates. Saddler, Cambridge; or Henry Urace and Co. (Limited), High-Btreet, WANTED, a thoroughly experienced Servant; also, a little Girl to assist with ohlldren.— Apply Mrs 6. B. Monro. Komuora. WANTED, a Uook.—Mrs Alfred E. Y V Isaacs. Melroae Hall, Remnera. WANTED, a Clothing Hand; state salary required and where last em ployed.—Bos 55. Poßt ouVo. \\f ANTED, an Improver or Second Vt Hand,-J. Burton, Excolslor Bakery, Grafton Roadi WANTED, smart Youth for Bottling Storo. &c; good oharaotor indispens able.—Apply after S p.m. to fool & Co., oloso to Vlotorla Wharf, nevonport. ANTED for J*apier, an experienced Draper's Assistant; muat bo a good general hand.—Apply Arch. Clark & Sons. WANTED, a «ood steady Man for hotel.-Apply Ponßonby Club Hotel. WAJxTKD, a good Plasterer.—Apply to Wllllom Mason. Nowmarkot. ■■««/ ANTED, two Improvers for making VV underolothinK.—For address applj Tls dalo, Baker, Orey-atraat. WANTBU (to Nurses), by a married lady from tho country, Board, &oi, rom end of June;—Leave address or lottor for Vlrs W,. Star Qflloe. WAM'ED, a respectable Youth to diivo a baker's cart and look after horses; roferoncea required.— O, Klngaford, 100, Droy-atroot. WANTED, a Servant Boy,, who can milk.—Apply to Mr J. M, aiiora, Quoen strouti WAi%TED, Two Good Tailors ; con stant work for steady men.—Apply to Wmi Mo Arthur and Co. ' WANTED for Gisborue, a saleswoman with an idea of the millinery.—Apply Mlas H. Qardlcor, Parnell. WANT2D, a General Servant; must have good references.—Apply Mra Wilson Morrison, 8t George's Bay Road. ' \\/ ANTED, a First-class Photographic Vy Prlntor.—Apply, with reforoncoa and stating wages required, to JVC, llox 25, Post offlgf, Wellington. WANTED, a General Servant; good references necessary. — For address apply Btar Office^ WAIN TED, a Good General Servant.— Apply at the Grange, Ponßonby: or to W. C. Dennes, Sowing Maohlno Depot, Queen* Btreot. , ANTED, a handy youth at Cabinet, making or Frenoh Polishing.— Apply at the Cheap Bedding and Furnituro Mart. Vio toria-street Kaßt, next the Hot Baths. • A/ANTED Benchmen and Improvers, VT Maohlnlsts' Improvers, and Appren. tlcea.—O. Blaok and Co.. Vlotof la-atroet Kast. WANTED, a Good Coach or General Smith; constant emuloyment,—James Maoklo, Coaohbullder, Sec, Vlotoria-Bt Bast. ANTED, a Housemaid, where two other torvants aro kept—Mrs Malcolm Banks, top ot Orafton Koad. WANTED, an expenencod General Servant—Apply to Mrs V. Brodle, oppo- Bite Mason's Gardonß. Upper Parnoll. WANTED, immediately, a smart Errand Boy.—Apply to 8. MoKalg, 229, Quoen-street. . W "ANTED, a respectable Servant Girl about 19 joars. -Apply to Mrs D.Evltt, 3U. Qaocn-atroet. WANTED, a Housemaid for tho country.—Apply Mrs MoLoan, Contro- Btreot, Freeman's May. ANTED, a General Seivnnt —Apply Mrs Taylor, Scotia Plaos, Upper Queen street. ANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Horßpa.—Apply to W. Crowther. WAWTIiD Known—That J. Cosgravo and Co. aro Boiling Men's Soi-ro Bolts for 27a 6d. WANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munra and Milllgan. See advertiso ment on front page. ANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott, Auotloneer and Goneral Salesman, will hold his Bale of Horses, eta, every Wednesday In eaoh week. VV/ANTBD Knowu— That J, Coagrave » T and Co. have tho Largest and Best Stock of'Men's and Boys' Clotnlng to ohooas from In Auckland. WANTED KNOWiV— That E. Porter and Co. have Oponed their New Ware honse at Newmarket, with a Large Assortment of Furnishing and General Ironmongery, All Goods at Town Prloes. WANTED KNOWN—Damaged Sheot ingß and Calicou 1 1-1 Calioo and 0-4 Sheeting, silently damaeed by sea-water, to be Bold oheap.—William Rattray. Central Drapery 'WarohoußS, 178, 180, and IS2, Queen ttteot. \\/-ANTED KNO-WN, Histor Grecian Y T Cane Bottom Chalra it Washington Wood do, 4s; Arm Chairs 8s i also a lot of Child's Rockers at 3a 6d.—W. H. Dampler, Hobson-Bt. WANIKD KNO\V«-That J. Cos gravo & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Trousers and Vests for 17s 6d. WANTED KNUWN, we have a few more of the Doublo Iron Bedsteads at 25a ; Children's Iron Cots from lie. Call and nee tho largo stock of Oheap Bedding.—W. H. Damptor, Hobsoa-street. Wf ANTED, a Gardener, a first-class Vi Bteady Man who. has a thorough know ledge of Fruit-growing In all Its branohea, and one who has had considerable exporlenoo In propagating troon. To suitable man a perma nent place may be secured.—Apply by letter, Hating whkob required, and (inclosing copies of testimonials and present address, to Gardener, Btab office. **/"ANTED, Employment oyAdvertiser; !iTY 12joarB'axiJorienoeharawaro,Broq6ry. and general stores ; good referenpoß ; gooa acoountant: town or country,—Address, Storn man, St*k offloe, • \\r ANTED to Sell (cheap), a lew young TV Fralt-tenrintt Xreea and Flowering Bhrnus, To bo removed at 01109.-H. J. Rlor dan, Nelson-street. WANTED, by a respectable Young Man, a Situation aa Barman or Cellar man; references from last eltuatlOD.—AdiiroßS Woodbine Cottage, Uroygtroor. WANTED KNOAVN — Mr Thomas Spurgeon will preach at tho Mount Eden Baptist Church This (Thursday) Kvoning, servloo commenolrig at 7.30. A N T~E~D K~N O WN BLOMFIKIiD-a WORM POIPKRB are tho Finest Remedy for Worms. In pTckots, Ona Shilling) by Post, Is 2d,-WBHT KND PHARMACY, Poneonby. ; -\l7 ANTEO KNOWN That Professor Tf Guscott has received a largo stock of British and Amerloan herbs, and ho 1b prepared to supply the public with the same at id per oz. As ho is -the only praotical herbalist In he polony hia stoolc will bear inspection. WANTED KNOWN by Bonchmen, Finishers, Cllokora. Machinist^ and Boys and Girls wishing to be Apprenticed to either of the above departments, that they will fine regular employment and good wages at the Kzoelaior Boot Faotory, late G. Hemns. W 'ANTED KNOWN — That North Slioro Phnrmaoy 1b now opoa.-Gard ner, M.P.8., Bug., Chemist, &o. WANTED to Purchase, Young Scoots and Leaves of the Tree Verbena for distillation — Cominunicath or send at once to IJ» te T- Mason, Uneen-Btregt. ANTBD,- furchasers tor Good Swede Turnips, in lots of 6 tons, delivered at any railway Btation -within 10 miles ot Otahnhu. Prioe; 30b per ton, or 25b on the ground.—Fiaher and Co \i/ ANTED, 20ft. Tons yire.wood.— - -"T-T» Apply New Zealand Timber Company. ANTKD.the Public to Come and See "the Washakands at 10s, Dressing Tables at Ba, at Dampler'a, Hobßon-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN. — Mattresses 1 Mattraeaoa 1 fie In time. Good 4ft Gin Double Bed Flax Mattrassea BeUlnc at 12s Gd at jpa'm'tiler's Furnishing Branch, Hobson-streeij. WANTED, Ladieß to call and see tho Best Value ever offered in Anokland In Ladles' and Children's stockings—Balling at abbut half the usual price—at Holloway's, 217, (j'rfeefa-Btreef(nexftoHewln'a), WAIN J E O, those who are about to start housekeeping to corde and'see how much they oan save by buying their Furniture at Dampier's. Gr«nd Damaak Soring Couches, 38s j Hairoloth do,, 45a: &c,, &c. OaU and 'inspect our large' stock.—W. H; Dampier, Hobson-Btreet Branob. ' ■ • ■ WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Go. are selling Tweed Mao klritOßh Coats for 30s, warranted. WANTED^ KNOWN — That C, W. GOODSON has lust received; per Halcione, 16 cases of Goods, comprising the Very Latest Novelties from Kngland and"Con tlnont. Among tnese he 'would prominently bring to the rotlcoof tfc:o publlo a very pholoo assortment of Hold and Silver Jewellery. -tfhleSi are marked at nnprecedently low nrloes. aa shown in window; also, Teipra Ootta Wore In the most fashionable designs, consisting of Plaques. Flat Plaques, Vaees, Roman. Grecian, &o. These Goods are all the rage nt Home, and are sure to command a ready sale. An Burly Inspection ot the Immense and Varied Stock In ' the LONDON AItCADJt is requested.



Wantieo.. WANTED, two good Shinglers.—App at the Lyoeum Hall, Hobaon-Btroi before 8 o'clock to-morrow morning. WANTED, a teapectaolo Voung Mi to take charge ot a stable; £1 a wee With board and lodging.—Oliver Mai a, live! atableg, Pevonport. TTSTaNTbD, a Good Smith and Strike T T —Apply Vlotorla Iron Works, Viotorl street Eaßt. ANTED to Sell,"a Quantity of Sampl Ladies' Underclothing, mnoh nsui Price.—J. Q. Brown, Draper. Purnell. TTTAJNTED TO PURCHASI! Fisher & Co. _ Shares TaupirJ Coal .. do. Sash and Door., do. Auckland Timber do. Money Wanted on Freehold Security at 7%. A. SAUNDKRB, Stack Broker and Laud Agent. No. 2, Insuranoe Buddings. VIT ANTED KNUWN-Tuat you cai t buy a Brand Large Cheat of Drawer for 33a; with four largo drawers. Coffee Table s Gel. Be in time and sea all the other Won dertul' Bargains in Furniture at my Branch Hobson-etreet. ANTED Known-That J. Cosgravi and Co. are Belling Strong Heavy T weoi Trousers for 8a lid. AN T E O KNOWN BLOMFIBLD'3 SOOTHING POW )BKS, a cooling aporlont for Children outtlni tooth, troublod with eruptions of skin, Paokota la; Post, Is 2d.-WKST BND PHAhMAOY Ponaonby. ~\\T ANTED PDKUHASEKS FOli T T ABOUT 1 Kt\ CUBIC YARDS Off VOLOANIC lOv EARTH, At tho top of tho Graf ton Road. Apply to TBIPP & CAMERON, AnOHITEOTS AND lIOOBK AfIBNTS, 0, Hoffmann'a Buildings. Qaeen-street. WANTED KNOWN— w7_.~Damplei has much ploasure in Informing the •"übllo that tho New Pianoforte Muslo, at 6<l with worde), is now roidy at hia Large Now shop, Hobson-street. List Ist (Sacred). "X know that my Redoomor Llvoth" AgnosDel" "Abldo with Mo" "And God said" "And God Created Man" "Ave Maria" "Ave Maria Stella" "Agnas Dei" "Awake, my Soul" "Angela Kver Bright and Fair' •'A Ught In tho Window" "A Dream of Heaven" "a liay'a March Nearor Home." \ UCKLAND COLLEOE AND t\. GRAMMAU SCHOOL. • FfIENOH MASTBB. The Governors require the services of a gen tlemancompetent toteaoh Fuenoii to the htgh oot and other clnsat'B, and to aasißt in the gen eral work of tbe school Salary: £200 per annum. Applications, with references and testimonials, should reach the Secretary by June 15th. JOHN JAMES, • aeoretary. fj>O P-UMBERS.—Wantad, a good 1 General Hand.—Apply Hi Tudehope, Upper qneen-Btfeet. T~ O lIOOTMAKERS. -Wanted, at once, a Good General Hand.-Lyons and BlaUdo, Darby-Btreet. rO NUKSEKYMEN.-Wanted, Ten dora for supplying about 1,600 Frilt and Ornamontal Trees.—W. and Ji Frator; Land Agents, Qaean-Btreet ' QK_TES^ SKAT.KS. SKATES. Wanted Known - That BBANBTON and KOKrtTKR are now manufaoturlnK Skates of all flKea, on the moat approred prlnolple, and at Roduoed Prices. To _ec TO LET, in Collingwood-street, a com fortable f onr-roomed Cottage; water laid on.—Apply to J. Heron, next doori TO LET, in Howe-street, a houee of four roomu. with gas and water laid on.— * poly to Mr D. Fallon, near Railway Station. f|lO LUX, a New Five-roomed Cottage, JL with register grate.mven, and every oon venionoo In Proiooot-Btreot, near Poneonby Hall.—Apply to W. G. Allen, Claronoe-Btreot, Ponsonby. TO LET, a Five-roomed Cottage.—Apply Mrs Irwln, top ot Wakefleld^atreet, nfW LET, a 3-roomed Cottage (furbished), J and threo rooms (unfurnished), opposite Shirley Villa. Newton Road Mrs By ore. fini) LET, at Ponsonby, earner of Mel- Jl ford-street, a Five-roomed House, with Sob and water laid ob.—Apply to J. Swalea, iodwood Terrace. TO LET, Shop and Dwelling-house in Hobson-Btroet.nexttoMr Parker's, Grocer, near corner of Cook-street; gas and water.— Apply to Thoß. Constable. ■ TO LET, Bed-room and Sitting-room, fnrnlshod or nnfurniabed; pleasant locality.—White Kouse, Upper PamelL ripo LKT, to a respectable young person, X comfortable Burnished Bed-room, with nse ot sitting-room; torniß, is.—Apply thia Offloe. TO LET, on Cheltenham Beach, a Fm-nlihed Honßei—Apply to Mr Jphn Leok, Qneen-Btroet, or K. and It. Duder, North Shore. . rjiO BE LET — The "Nook," very t ploasantiy situated in Upper Symonda street. the property of Mr G. P. Pierce, now in the occupation of Mrs Mackay, containing eloven rooms, water In the house, frag laid on, and every convenience for a family; large grounds, and commands a flae view.—Apply to H. ABhton and Son, No. 8, N.Z. Insurance Buildings. rpO LET, a Workshop in Kihikihi, suit- I able for a Wheelwright.—Apply to John Andorsnn, Blnoksmlth, Kihlnihi, or Mr G. Len drum, Qneon-street. O LET, O—ce corner ot High-stroet and Vulcan Lane.—Apply to B. Hofne, above L. W. Katon'a. Quoon-etroet, r|>O LET, Four-roomert House, Burleigh -1 street, noar St. Sepulchre's Church.— Apply Hhortland Saw-mill Co., Custom-house street Weßt. r a 10 LET, a family Besidence containing X. 10 rooms, with snitable outbnildings, on the New North Road • possossion given imme diately.—Apply to F. L, Prime, Estate Agent, 28. N.Z. Insnranoe Buildings. TO Dairymen and Others.—To. Ltt, on Leaso, forty or sixty aores of grass pnu dctfbs. with abnnd*noo ot spring water, a oom fortablo Blx-roomotl housn, good oowsheds and stable, &0., situate on tiio Mount Sden Road, a quartor-hour drive from the city. Possession to bo giv.en on 2nd AQRuet.-Apply to M, K. McGurrr, Kpsom. TO LET, Furnished House, Handsenfe Villa Kesidence, containing-fi rooms, &c, all famished complete, Including piano, tij eother with 5 aores in paddooks, garden, &0.. Bituato at tbßt dolißhtfnl Beaside suburb North cote: rent, only 27a Gd por -week; rofereooo renuireu.-D. V, Evans, Estate Agent; Queen ptrtiet, next' tf Herald " Office. ra^b IKONMONGEKS, GKOCEks, I DRAPBRS. AND QKNKRAL BTOHB KBBPSKS, TO hZV, In Upper Symoiids-strent, a splendid cofnkr BHQP, oorner of Bastistreet (oppo tito St. Seoulchre's School, This Is one of the Qneet poßltionß in tho Snbnrbß for badness. Bent modertvto. Apply H. ASHTON & SON. Insurance Bulldlcgß. nvroRTH SHOiKE. —To Let, a New Xi Honsa of 10 rooira, well Eltnatod, and suitable for lodging houao: olao, Furniahed Cottage.—K. and K. Duder. DeVonnort Store Meetlnsrs. ME. WRIGHT'S DANCING CLASS, which was to have been held In the Carlton Academy, Hobßon-street, THIS (Thurs day) KVENINO. will bo held in the Tbmpbh ancr Hall, Albert-street, at 8 o'clock. A UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- J\. OPKKATIVK BUILDING AMD IN VESTMENT SOCIETY. NOTIOB. The Tenth Annnal Meetlne of the Auckland Permanent Co-oporativo Building and Invest ment Society, for receiving the annnal report and accounts, and electing a committee of management and auditors for the ensuing year, will bo hold in tho Leotnre Ballot tho Young Men's Christian Association, Albert-street, on TUESDAY, the 13th June, 1882, at half-past seven in the evening, JOHN BATGKR. Secretary N.B.—ln accordance with rule No. H, nom ination!! of Candidates for 011100 must bo lodged with the Seoretary on or before 31at Mav. « UCKLAND PERMANENT CO- J\. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVK3TMKNT SOCIKTY. In compliance with a requisition from 21 Members of the Society (whloh requisition le now exhibited in the Soolety's Ottloo, as re1 quired by Rule No. 10), I hereby give noUCf that a Speolal Meeting of the Auckland Per manent Co-operative Building and Inveßtmenf Soolety will bo held on TUKSDAY, the 13tt day of June next, immediately after the ordl, nary annual meeting tit tfyo eald Soolety, con vened for 7,30.P.m. on that day,' BUSJ,NBaS i To Repeal Rules' Nos. 3. i, 8, U, 16,18.19. 21 and 75, and Schudula F, and to enaot New Kuloi and a New aohodnlo instead thereof, as adver Used In " The New Zealand Herald" a,nd Tni Eveni<(O BifAK, o£ lpth May, 18S2. JOHN BATGER, Socratary. PREVESTION Better thsn Cure.- Rubini's Camphor will stop a cold In th head it taken early, Prloe, la. — Goodson' London Arcade; CpIVK Grand Hunting Horses arrived b; JQ Macgreeor. Trial on Saturday's Hun' Any gentlemen requiring, apply Alfred Uhol ■ land, i j :;< ■■■ . ,•:■ ,•.■( i



_ ' - , For Bate. 117 gxft^ SSf 1 O E SAL] 1 ■oS^ *■ Thß B'ast-saUlnK Schooner - .-mOs^1' 'CUTTY SAJRK,' in MrowwTTfS^ Fifty-two (52) Tons Register. • Apply to W. 8. LAUKIK. A RESTAURANT BUSINESS fc Sale, doing a steady trade; satlsfaotor j." reasons for leaving.—Address A.J.C.. Sta office. fe "VOLCANIC LAND.—29 acres, wit »i V Bight-roomed House, Stable, and Con house. There Is an unfailing snpply of watei - The property la near town.—y. Q. Mwington. '" "DOCKY MOOK. —For Sale,- a larg XV House, In good order, and nearly an aor »nd a halt of land tastefully planted,— V. 0 Bwtngton. _______ f^ KAFTON KOAD.—For Sale, a Seven xJT roomed Houne, pleasantly sltnatod In i large-allotment, commanding a view of the iharbour.-Apply to F. Q. Bwington. BUILDING SITES at Mount Eden Symonds-Btreot, and Ponßonby nuirar s passed for boanty or heiilthfolnoae of poaltloa >. —if, G. Kwington. I" T>ERKSFOKD.STKBET(near Church) ---' JL> Large House and Allotment, £600.—F. a • Bwineton. \ rf.O WOKKIKG MEN.—Jfour-roomed A House, Freehold Allotment, with good • well, near now Cathollo Church. £160.— V. G. - Jiwington. . . ; TiyruU'NT ALBERT—IO Acree.-F. G. • ■*-"- Bwington. , • XT'OK BALE or Lease, a 5-ton Yacht, . P well found; to bo sold cheap.—Applyle I Harry Partlngton, Htichbury'a Buildings, Queen-Btroot. 3 rpO BILLIARD MARKEKS & Others. JL —Just received, Supply of Cue Tlpa.— Partridge and Woollamß. |/iOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, the JL' Business of a Suburban Store in a rising district (owner retiring through ill health). Only a small sum required for good-will, stook at valuation; rent modorato.— l). F, ICvqub, Halato Agent. f jLpUK SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 ? S? rooms, Rogent-etroot, Newton, wood-ahed 1 Well. &o.; allotment 40 x 100. Price £185.-1) ' V. Mvana. LpOK IMMEDIATE xh.uk, Ponsonby C Terrace, a nloe House oC 7 rooms, veran dah in front; Allotment 80 x 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. I'rico, £ISO. —D, V. KVAna, gfitato Agent, (jnaen-ntroet. 147 |jiOu SALE, 50 Acroa First-class Fern f) Land at Tuakau; a very ohoioe lot, with abandanoe of water; situate on a good road, and about 5 minutes' walk from railway station. Price, only £7 per aore,—o, F, Kvans, Uetate Agent. SjIOK SALE—A very desirable Residence a in ProaucctTerraoo. The House contains 6 Rooms and soullory, and 1b fitted with Hegitter, Ovon. Cupboards. &o. Water laid on and evory oonYonlenoe; splendid lfruit Gar den (In fall bearing). Allotment, S3 by 100; Prloe, jf1550.-D. V, Kvanß, Land Agent. j I/1 OK SaLE, nice Cottage of four rooms JL' and snuUery: register krato, oven, gas laid in, and every convenience; situate Irbland street, near Kngiand-streot. ' Price, £280.—D. BY Evans, Hatate Agent. I FOR SALE, Lincolp-street, Ponaonby, House ot seven rooms, good well, wooa shed, &c; allotment, 66x100, fenced and planted; very choap, only £310.-D.- F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Qnaan-atraety. . ~l iii gj'Oß SALK (Howe-street), a very pretty JL Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nice garden, So.: all in flrst-olaas order; splendid view j a very desirable place.— P. V. kvana, Ketate Agent, Qneen-stregt. 425 r»ONSONBY,— A new and very pretty Verandah Cottage of 6 rooms, allotment, auk, ate., all oomplote. and In first class order. Very oheap. £220.-1). F. Kvans, Katete Agent, Qaoon-atreet. ■ 127 PROSrECT TERRACE.—A very niws Verandah Cottage ot six rooms, fitted with cupboards, bookcase, dresser, &o.; rob ana water laid in; good gardon, stable, Sea,— D. g. Evans. Estate Agent. Queen-street. MOUNT EDEN.-Cottage of tour Rooms and Two Aorea of Land at Mount Kaen (divided Into two paddooks), near resi dence of J. Batger, Ksq. A very desirable pro perty. Price. fISOO.—D. F. KvaDß, Estate Agent, CJTOKEB' POINT. — Splendid Building k3 Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, &a Immedlatelr opposite Hotel, Prlca low—easy terms.—D. g. Bvana, Kstate Agent. ■ MOUNT EUEN (near Mr Kelly 8), a new and well-finished House of five' rooms, replete with almost every convenience, Bnoh as register arates, kitchen range, &o.; allot ment about 50 x 200; main road frontage; very desirable—D, V, Evans, Katato Agent, Queon- Btreet. m_ A BARGAIN.—Cottage ot 4 rooms ahd jb\- scullery In Poneonby, only £120.—D. 7. Kvanß. - QTOKKS'S POlNT.—Splendid Allot- KJ moots fenced and planted with fruit and ornamental trees. In splendid position, over ookiug the harbour, near the beach.—D. V. Kvans. Estate Agon;. OUBDRBAN STOKE tor oaie,—A first lO rate business for Sale in one of the best ot Auckland vnbnrbs; the position is socond to none; a splnndld openinK; full particulars from P. giJt_flß. ffafptß ABTOfe.Anoaanfl^- . 826. jjIUK IMMEDIATE SA L IS. TO FARMERS (a Bargain).—l2l acres Very Good Kern Land, with good substantial Farm houso atd Outbuildings, &n., &o. The Land ia well watered and partly improved, situatenear Holonßvillo Hallway Station. Price only £-170. full particulars from D. F. KVANS. Eatftto Agent, nest" Herald," Qaeen-3treot. 388_ jtp O R SALE. ' CLAREMONT-STREKtI Seafleld View-A Very Desirable Allotment, qnite level, fenoefl, and ready for building on, 33 x 116, for £100. NEWMARKET-Verandah Cottage, srooms register oven, good well, &c oorner auotment' 33 x 100. for £250. MONTAGUK-BTRKKT, Newton-Verandah Cottage. 1 rooras, allotment about 33x95; oheap, only ClB3. D. F. EVANP, Estate Agent, next Herald Offloe, Queen-street PUKEKOHK. -A very desirable Farm of 101 acres, abont 1} miles frora Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work shop, dairy, cowshed, pigsties, &o. a splendid Btroam runs throogh the property; all fenced and subdivided; abont 60 acres in grass, the rest cultivated; soil ia flrat olass. Good metalled road all the way. Very cheap-prloe, £600.— P. K. Evana, Kstate Agent. m O K S A L E OB L E A S K. Taicapuna, Noiwh Shore.—Desirable Store, )welllng, and Outhouses, almost new and In flrst-olaas order, together with 5 aores Splendid Land (In oropB) on main road and in the vicinity of the beautiful lake, and commanding splendid View of Auckland harbour, A mOBt desirable property, and well worthy inspection. D. F. EVANS, SBl_ Estate Agent 1 FARMS FOR SALE.-Wnikato-A . very deelrabl» and Bnng little Farm, Bitunted on the banka ot the v^aikato River, very comfortable Homestead ooiißlating of— louse of Six Rooms. Outhulldlncs, suoh as Barn, cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, &o. Area, about 22(J aores of good fertile Land, sub divided Into Paddocks, Orchard, and a splendid piece of mixed bush. School and Railway Station adjacent Price. £850. And several others. Fall particulars on ap plication to . . • . D. V; KVAKS. ■ Estate Agent, Queon-etroot (next "Herald" Office). BUILDING SITES! JJUILDIMtt SITESI All those Splendid Allotments situate In Col lege Road (the only lota for Bale on right-hand \ side going up, and being within a few minutob" ' walk of the city). Should command a. ready sale. This is a splendid investment for building purposes. Prloe, only £3 10s per foot upwards. Tor villa residences the position la flrst-oIoSB. Shelly Beach Road, a splendid oorner allot ment, IDO x 165. for £225. tho'only lot unsold. ' Oraoe-Btreet, Ponsonby. beautiful level allot ments,— flrst-olass poaltlon, 40 feet frontage, at ' *3 per foot; also, lots 86 x 117, at £1 6s per foot. Grace-Btreei, splendid corner at £310a. Stnnrt-stroot;, oif Graco-street, 40x120, for £100. Uncolnstreot.6sx 100, at£llss. Clarenoe-street, at £1 per foot. 'AnKlesea-stroet, lots id s. 120, splendid view, for £100. Claremont-street, Sonflold View, boautitul lerel allotment, fenoefl, 33 s 116, for £100. Beresford-Btreet, grand position, at £1 per foot 1 Bailey's Paddock, lots, 33 ~ 80. at #10 oaoh. &C, &0., ' &O. ' o Foil partloulars from D. F. KVANS. Kstate Agent, next " tlorald " Offlco. F, J, MOSS]. [W. F. O'SUIiIiIVAN] FJ, MOSS & C 0,, • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Shortland-strekt. : FOR SALE, a Larne' Allotment In Brighton ! - Road, ParrielV (100 x 300), , LOl' 103. Pokeno : about 10 aorea. : 110 AORHB near Taahan; 50 aoroa In grass, to -1 mainder open fern and bush. Price, £500. j 38 AGUES, all improved, close to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, cow shed, barn, &o.; well suited for fruit grow ing. ■ A Lahgb SECTION in Beresford-street, 80 I foot frontage; , 500 ACRB, pertly improved, 19 miles from Auckland, and 1 mile from railway station; good 8-rooraed Bouse, and all neoessary out buildings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, wo have a Large Number, of Town' and Country Properties toi Sale, including some Large Blooka of land is 1 tho Walkato Uistriot. 1 E. J. MOBS k CO.. Shortland-atreet. $For oontinyation. see First Paoel ' Licensing Notices. _ . ■ IJOHN ANTHONY RALPH, of Dar « gavillo, da hereby give notice that • desire to obtain, and will, at the next Licensing 3 Meetlner, to be holden at Dargaville on the Blxtl " day ot Juno next, apply for a Certificate authoi ' ialng the Jbbub ot a Publican's License for hansa sltnate at Dareavllle, at present license* as the Northern Wairoa Hotel, containing thirt rooms, esoluslve of those required for the use c - the famUy. Dated the 30th oJ May, 1882, J. 4< RALPH. ? a re-10 SCANDINAVIANS - PABTOR KDWARD NIKLSSN is at PK v sont viultlnpt Anokland, and will be very happ t to meet any of his Countrymen at Wilson' r. Scandinavian Boarding House, Oostom-honsi . street. < [■'■•\:.'. ;,'. . ... ~. ~.:



Publio Notices. 5, IJ" A.C.B. SOCI KT "S xlii aookland Branch, No. 8 W»)( TO MEDICAL GENTLEMEN. XM( Applications for the Ofllco ot Hod 7 W cal Attendant to the above Soolet "■ are Invited, and will be received by the undei I Blgned, till WEDNESDAY, 7th Juno. K Tekmh : One Pound per annum for ever; _ financial Member. Nearly Two Hundrfl' [j Members are at present good on the Rooks, ~ Applications to be addressed to the Secretary , care of Mr Klynn, Weliosloy-stroot, when '*. further information may be obtained. JAMES O'BRIEN JcrNR.. e Seoretary. J^[ o" '" "x 1 ~c^ 5 ■ , n A" 9 vor-dno Aoconntsmust be paid before ttu 10th or Juno, or they will bo handed over to raj *■ eolloltori All Accounts owing by me must bo rendered . before that date for liquidation, or they canno« be reoognisod. . '. ' ■)■ ■:.■■■ J. M. MoLAOHLAN. "rjpHENEW GUIDE TO THE HOI LAKES OF NEW ZEALAND," I. By Thorpe Talbot.-. With Illustrations. PRICE-ONE SHILLING, OF ALL BOOKSELLERS. | Vido opinions of tho Press, ' WhoJesalo Agonte: Messrs. UPTON & CO.. Auokland. ; npHE MORTGAuE AND AGENCr j X COMPAN^OFAUSTaAL^IA : CAPITAL .. ~_ | .. ■.. .. £500.000. London Dirbotors: Lord Georok G. Campbell, Argyle Lodge, .London. . , 1 Robert Faiiquhahson, Ksq.. M.D., ii.P., n ?£ e on,>iV a- t)oyno' Sootland, and Reform CIUD, O,W. ■ SlQM°"° H°f/ Niraa, Esq., Messrs. S. Hoffnung and Co., Merchants. BosalnghaU-street. Lon don, Sydney, and Urisbano. NATHAN ALIfUKD NATH*N, Jlsa., MoSBrS. L, D. S?l»? n T as d CaV MeMJwntß, Ckjleman street, Loadon, nnd Auckland, N.Z JAMBS, Pellatt Kjckman, Itsq,, Messrs. Pol i?rL a fn? °V ii' a)oon Qiasa Woiks, St.JSrlde street, London, Wl Rloh M tKOBE?, Tfioi f' >HE(l' (lftt9 Of D' ana W« Kobertson, Dundee), Holland Park, Lon- NonMAN Thomson, Eho... Hope Park. Bromley, •Kent* ,«, Colonial Directors :- Th^e n6o Jun%TtF«L Membe^ J^g^cSffivuLSf. 1 G°rman Levukr^jf 69' <lateUnltod Stateß Consul), *2^ iB °i)m. pl ny,bßg to'inUniate that thoy have oommenoed business in Msvuka. and will be Artvin"o6l^ ?PP" catl <»»B on the Ist June. «iTd^ MB wiu be mado on Mortgaßo and also SgSln the very be ß t terms, for General uorohmndise. Sugar, and other Maohinery, Portable and Stationary steam Kngines.&o., Ajrenw and Inßurance Business of overy aesor«jUon;:.offlclenUy and^ economically con- R. L. GONAOHKR, 23rd May, 1882. Colonial Manaffer. {IHAKLEMONT HOTEL. \f, Wakeßeld-street, Auckland. W. H, PORTER (Late of Queen's Hotel, Queen's Redonbt). WINKS AND SPIRITS OF T^E BEST BKANDS, HANCOCK'S & WHITSON'S BPARKLINQ ALTtS. BIKBT-CL4RB ACOOMMODATION FOB VISITOHS, i \y. H. POKTER, PfiOPjqETOB. l&i ® t i ° * niJASlfrJS?' l6B' oI many of his old class pupils. PROfEBBOR OAILLIAU has decided to com mence an Advanpeo or Third Course of Singing.. M the i Christiana1 Meeting House.on MONUAY, NEXT, sth June, at 8 p.m. All members must have a knowledge of " intonation" and " time." I Fee-Ladles 6s. and Gentlemen 10a Cd. per I quarter, m advance. Concerted pieces will bo introduced during the quarter. Names reoeivod on tho opening night. "*n" OTI C E OF RBMO VAL.: mJ. AYBR9. Jeweller, late of Victoria-street,1 begs to inform Mb customers that he has re moved tothecornerof Darby and Klllott-Btreots opposite Cousins and Atkin. Old gold and silver bought. DRESSMAKING. — Out-door Dresses m?« d9 *f jm 3a nPwatds; good work, best styles.—Mrs Adams, Grey-Btreet. •' ' Cheap Tim» k, e. TE[E UiJIION SASH AND IJOOR CO. ABE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL KINDS OF BUILDING MATERIALS, IKCtCBINO Sashes, Doobs, MouLßuras, Toknery, Cahvino, and Fbetwohk, ruvt ■■ry, AT THE very lowest rates. Union iSash & Door Company, Branch Office, .' ** - costom-housk-steeet, at7ckland. HOUSES BUILT on the Weekly Pay ment System.-Apply, No, 2. Graf ton Road, Kyber Paes. ~.ys ':V '■'."" • • » USTRIAN BKNTWOOD T. &H. COOKB. k^ aal'^ohai^ 3' Austrian 123. Qnßftnjitrfm^ Bentwood Oane Oouohes and us, wueen-street. LonnKeai Anatrlan Bentwood Cane' Rooking Chairs. . \ITALNUT DRAWING- Tft H nOOKW TV ROOM SUITKB in m. Qn«Un^toeet! sflk> Taneatry. Rep. and Ore -123, (jneen-Btreet, tonnei Wainnt Tableßf y^^ nota and Canterburys. .. AfAHOGANY, OKDAR T fr it nnnrrw •"•*- Rimu, and Kauri Din uaQSmiSlll*-"""11 Snl^ In Leather ia3.Qneen<treet. Halrolothj Md AjnerioM Cloth. RON Half-Tester Bed ■ „ „ ,„,.. Bt6adß,lron Frenolißed ii» I «ueen-Btreet. Btoadgj Vo i^ ohalr ' Bedßteafla, Iron Cota, ■ ■PATENT Spring -Roller T. &H. COOKB, L Bllnda and Venetian 123, Queen-street. Bltnds, Ollt Uornloes aad Freneh-pollßhea Ckirnlca Poles '■ /IARPETB. Hearthrnga. T. &H. COOKB, v>» Ijiiiolenm, Floorcloth, 133. Queen-street. Matting. Door Mats, Bath , Mate, In great v»rf6tri_ i _ LIBERAL DIBCOUNT to Cash Purchasers, All fiuinoan^faSS' ?P°aß deUvered free In town. IA uuoen-street. CatalogU6B post free on apjiii- eatlon. ■_ ■ . ... ■■•.-. TJBDROiOM KURNTTURK T & H. COOKB, JO in Ghoice Mottled Kauri, 123, Qaeen-stroa Wardrobes,Bedsteads,Wash stands and Toilet Tab FREDK. WHITK HEAD'S RETAIL TEA ADVERTISEMENT, FINEST CHINA TBA SIBTINGS, I/I per lb. ■ Soleoted from the London market, and re markably cheap. Gives a strong, thick. and pungent liquor, OHOIOKBT PURS FIRST CROP BROKEN PANYONG CONGOU. This Tea tor valre in the cup is worth pence per peund more money. Price, 1/6 per lb. Tka like rarely oomea Into this market, A SPLENDID DARJEELINQ FLAVOURED MIXTURE; enarantoed & blond of. Pare India and China Teas. Prloe, 1/8 per lb. "TEA BXTRAORDINARYT The ready sale this Tea commands proves it woiw tho name. Prioe, 2/porib "FAMILY MIXTURB.' A blond of extra highly cured first crop India and China Teas: will carry well, and Im prove with lonßthened brewlnß In the pot, and prove itsolf an economic , hJuh-olasß Family Tea, Prloe, ■-' - ■ . S/Bperlb, "VERY RIC!H DKKP BROWN TKA.- A combination of Bom^ of the purest, the strongest, and the richest Savoured Teas Imported. Give It a trial Prioe, Si per lb. 90 BOXES "FOOK OAN PEKOE TKA.' About tho Finest Importation of the Season. Price, 28/ per box. :■.-:■' "Jphedk. Whitbhkad, ! WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL TBA DEALER, • • ■"■^OTOHIA-BIRnKT. AUCKLAND, TJ\O TOURISTS AI^D OTHERS. WAIWERA HOTEL, HOT SPRINGB. NEAB Haa hesm recently renovated,' and also newlj appointed throughout with every modern luxury and comfort, comprising amonßst other spool alitloa—Ball Saloon, Drawing, Dlnlrsi, and Rooms en suite ; splendidly fitted Medicinal and • other Baths: Lawn terraces. Archery, Cricket, I and Quoit Grounds; Strawberries, ana other ? Fruits in Season: Billiards, Boating, Shooting, I *X°' tAKB HOPSB, ROTORUA, a Brntematlßed In tho sama admirable' prlnolpls d aitte fer^wed Walwera Hotel, offers its T Patrons similar internal advantages and attrao if Hone, while the enrrouading Soenery and wonder spots are beyond compare and Of world-wide fame, reonlrlng no oomment 9 £*-» A TO £10,00U JLEMX on Bnlldiu^ i*^JL\/ Sooiety principles, or on othor terms 1 tosult borrowers. Allotraents bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. ** Mortesges and Loans negotiated. See List of T PrapetUeß'tm sale on 4tt» pacre. Bfacpar oont. a allowed on money deposited for invegtment. ---v n WIIXIAMSOH, Land. Estate and Financial AgentM«*j aluator, Vale&n Lsne^ = ,;:^



jrersonai. J T Tiyriß x^ETER LEONARD (late of Wood! l! IVi ate oet, Cheapslde), #ho left for AuofcUn In tho Pola." • Btar, 1851. is recntnsted <*> jona M Addroaa to i Teßsrs Freshfloids; polioUors to us Bark of England, Princes-streot, London. 1. r-■* ■ J_ JjGat and Pound. r T OSr yesterday, near the Auckland * JLJ Dairy, Uobsoastreot, a Canary,—Kinder rewarded on applying us above. 9 T OST, yesterday, between Newton and JUJ Queun-streot; a Bmall gold broach.—Finder will bo rewarded on leaving same at Doon Cottage. Vlnoent-atreot. FOUND, atflat-bottomed Dingy at the Sandspit.—Tho owner can apply to Mr I Bwlnton, on BOhooner Pereovoranco. T IjIOUJSD, a l'lat-bottomed Punt, green JL! nntsidß.-Apply Kdward Sweeney, Con- I quest Place. Parnell. 6 TJiOUJVD, a Dingy, on May 30th.—Tho JL own or can bavo the same by paying ex penaea to William Lindsay. North Bhore. I ipOILND, Three Geese.—Apply Urick .JL House, Upper Lorne-Btreet, Board ana Residence. DESPECTABLE Board and Lodging J- \i tor Young Ladies.—Apply at thla offlco. I/URST-CLASS Board and Residence j ' irTttnySis?' P!iT a] e Bedr °om and-sitting-room. QUPKKIOK Board "and Residence tor KJ Ladles or Gontlemon.not to bo equalled in }° wn ! bath and piano; terms (with washing), Groy-Bt t Ut" l£l-~Addreßß Woodbine Cottage' ■ttUPEKi'JR Board and Residence (bath, KJ piano, largo Rrpunds), not to be equalled. In central position In Auckland, for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloe. - . Tenders. Wfp \ rjfo CABPEMIESS, a jß,™ders will be received ud to i p.m. on SAT ORD AY. the 3rd Juno, for the Erection of a Threerroornod Cottage In Newton-street, Plan and spoßlllcatlon to ba seen at T. H. Garrett's. imto&er, Kden Terrace. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Bar continuation, see First page). - ,T .;■:.'■!'?•!■■ :■! Jsaedicai,'M.' ;l-'""i;'f ■ AICKIN 3 HYPOPHO3PHITK3. ■'• ■ Aiokin's Syrup of Hyp6phosphlte of I Lime Is guaranteed equal to the lfronoh I preparations of Dr Cnurohlll, and less -'• than halt the price,. The great oxpenso of the Imported . preparation to tho slok, and the fact that BuohiPharmaceutlcol preparations can ba '- manufaotnred equally well 1b Auckland, has induood tho proprietor to ongago In •, making a really reliable article or, .' STANDARD STRtCWOTH \ANP 'JJQlitaWiif purity that! may be recommended with confldenoo by the medical faculty ta their patients and others. aiokin's Hypophosphltos will answer all the rdqniremonts stated, and a trial . will suffloo to ehow that in thorapeutloal I aetlonthey are quite as efficacious in alls'. diseases for whioh the continental pre parations are so justly celebrated. Sold in bottlos at 2s 6d each. Dose, iwo teaspoonf uls only. Aiorin's Syrup of Hytopho* phiteb of Limb and Soda, especially eultable in somo oases of lung diseases, and is most palatable and oordle* each , - tcaspoonful contains three graiiik pure » hypophosphite of lime and one and a halt grainß hypophosphltoof BOda. Bold in bottles at 2s Bdeaoh/^ :" 'f» > Request your medleal advi >er to try,* the Local Syrups of Hycophosphitea, ; made by Aickin of definite uniform strength. ■ . AICKIN, Wholesale Manufacturing Chemist The Pharmaav. Anokland ... . ; . ■. . Auctions., .?■•; '''*-'£ TO-MORROW. ; a ~>u THE HAYMARKET.' 1?OR SALE, at the Hsymarket, To- JL morrow (Friday), at 12 o'olock, A DRAUGHT KNTIRB, 6 years old. first class worker and shatter, by MoUoe'a Champion out of George Glen's mare; winner of ueoond prize as a two-iear . old colt, e --i J u no :. ALFRED JBUCEtAND,;"-1!")!' TOrMORROW, 11 O'CLOCK A.a.l ' MARKET-DAY.;.I'^ ' A RTHUR'S AUCTION. MARKET JtL FOR IHB SAI.K OF POULTRY' PRO DUCE, FRUIT, GROCERIES, &Q :W' Two Peaooojra, Sir Guinea Pigs. Blue Owls Fancy Pigeons from Priza stook, SpanlsH Runts, Spanish and Dorking Fowls '^ PRODUCE, GROCERY, AND JFRUIT DB. Corned Butter, Bacon and Hams, tpcal»an3 Canterbury Cheese, Pork, Beef, Good Tablo Potatoes,, auperior Seea Potatoeßi Onions; FRUIT.-Applos ' I.'.' '' GROCERIES. &0.-Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Cocoa, Rice, Cornflonr,Bi£OQlts.Steioh,Bluß Boan Candles, Ulaoklng. Vestas, Sauoa P' ON SALS PBrVATBLV,* FURNITURE DEPARTMBNT, At Auction Prices: Suites in Leather, Horsehair, Rep, Damask, &©.• Piano, Organs, Carpots; a Large Assortment . of .General Furnishing Goods • iHertSE? ■ 'Maohines. Stoves, Grates.' ' Bewm* fO-MO ERO W. K\ ' ,r:- lOo'cloofc, ■'"''■ , FRUIT TREBS,. ' ..., FL.OWEBIN6 SHRUBS, GARDEN & GREENHOUSE PLANTS. iU&Z ■W. DOWDHN '■-' dJ-ASm " "DAB received instructions to BeH-bv , 'Greenhorae Plants. BulbB.&c:!&o7 AftOt which, at 11 o'clock, " 10-tOna Potatoes') :'.-. : 'y''LL'l 'X'ilti&Vj 20 aacka Carrots ÜBaokflDgmagedOats . -~ -. ■ Y -■•■ ■ "BO' Bacbß Prime JTced Barlor )' I 8 cases Bams and Baoon ' ■ '' ' -*" ■ : W.Kegß Butter - r ■ ' ' ■; n! Maizß, Sugar, Flour, Tea &0., &c, &b^ J • •fO'MORROW." >t A T S I B B I N'S MART. At 11 o'Cloek. ' 100 b^oCSj 29 otato;es * ISO bags Oatß ' 25 kegs butter M boxes Tea, aujfar, Grooeriaa .i1 ! Flour (damaged) Onions, Baoon, Cheese. Candles . goap, Koroseae, Carrots. Bisouits Tobaoco. Raisins, Rice, &c XO-MO.KROW, 11 O'OtOOK A,M, -~ CARBINES & TAYLOR W ILL ™eli by action,,. To-morrow (Friday), at U o'oloolt, FRUlT—Bananas, Coooannts, and Tomatoes PR Sal?SSte 6mß Md fiaCOn> WfllrOa to™*' 30 tons Good Table Potatoes Onlnnn r«™i« Housahold Fnrnitnrei Clothing, Sundrle«i:«Bo. ■£'>:• ■■•■..:■■ At 11 o'Olock. RESIDENCE AND GKOUND* Ar," POMSONBV. THE Subscribers have received inttrne> tlons from Ovren Jouea, Xeq., to sell by anotlon. at their Kooms, Fort-Btreet, on -Mon day, June 12, at 13 o'clock, - HIS YA.WATILK FREEHOLD PBOPERXri, - sltaits at Fonsonby. consisting of— COMMODIOUS RESIDENCE of nine rooma. bath-room. &o.> fitted with all oonrenl iences. Thore is a large verandah from which a magnificent view is obtained or tho harbour, wharf, and city. Allthit rooms have been re-papered thronahont . and the house painted in ß ldo anFouS Uie whole thoroughly repaired; the rooC THK OUT-BUILDINSB consist of S^t-oiiaA Stable, Ooach-honee, Cowshed wSS? honße (with boiler oompiete) Tool iuSST Worhehop, &o.,aUin wodwd«? " THE GROUNDS are abont U arrnn t. ■—. tent, tile drained, and well shlSed*.^ have large frontages to cSSn 5S51 seymour-strteta, pi.nted wmuKit SSfl | ornamental trees, all fnU grown. ■. "^ Possession Immediato.; Terms "win."- ': iForturtherpartloularsßppiytb' ! ; '}C!,\ SAMUEL COCHRANE & SO» {OmtMei oil FowlhJPaqe.). n T