„i_ and then a nloo block ot buildings to blook „„ the fa-oof that hill, bringing.ho first Btory ?J.ol with the -ark. with a nice avenue from Ihn Pork f> tBO BWOaA •,,orr . hl.'.?. ~' £-?„„_ be a great Improvement to both the oity S,~ oar*, and "O compensation required. And, th.fourth site I would suggest, if tho oity rate- L..„r- take In Ponsonb.. Karangahapo. Sewton. at oh Hill, and Grafton Road as their hnnndarv. the central part ot tho oity would then be next to tho r.servolr, in Karangahape »~~d on the city endowment, whioh would be the moat central point for the councillors to ' V.Jltm Newton, June Bth, 1882.

PATENT LAWS.

(To tho Editor.) - From the various recommendations that are mado on this subject, it appears that the patont ~_wsi are unsatisfactory, and that tliecost.delay, nndtroubloin gel ting a patent aro unreasonable. Tn~ Commission therefore recommend that tho Government should cause an enquiry to be mod- into tho state of the Patont Laws, with a vl~w ton better system being ndoptd. Thoy would particularly draw attention to the absence ~f ~~v official facilities for aflording practical information-regarding patents, the Registrar o£ Patents being at present maccssiblc to tho pub lic owing to tho stringency of regulations of Which tho publio know nothing.

Sir —I send you na above, the recommenda tion of tho Colonial Industries Commission, 1880 in tho matter of patents. Somo two yoars jure a paragraph appeared in tho "Now Zealand Morald." copied from tho " Otugo Daily Times, or somo Dunedin paper, stating that a patent rould bo secured for fifty shillings in Now Zealand. Will this bo tho cost of moro regis tration? Messrs Hesketh and Richmond say when tho plans and speculations are deposited the cost amounts to seventeen pounds, and Mr MoColll. estimate, whoso oill Included adver tising, amounts to forty-two pounds. Can you reconcile those diit'oren.es. or oxplain tho various stepi necessary in obtaining a patont, nnd tho foes in each caso **—I am, Sec, ** Cl-IZl**..

BELRNSVILLE LICENSING COURT.

(fo tho Editor.)

Sm,— Having read in last night's Stir a oroßßly erroneous statement of tbo proceedings at the Holensvlllo Uoenelng Court, whioh Btatomont being oaloulated to do personal In jury, the commlttoo bog to eontradtot the re port. It Is not irno that, Mr parsons appeared to oppose the ronowal of Seott'a license. Ho merely came forward at the requestor one of the committee to state what ho know about the houßo general.y, and in hia evidoriooho neither mentioned names nor nates —Hoping you will Insert tho above, I remain, &c.

J. Mc-KOD, Chairman.

THE PROPOSED GRATION WARD.

;<To the Editor.)

Sib,—When WtlHam. Duke ot Normandy, called tho barons together, and asked thoir oo oneratlon in his proposed invasion of KnKlanrt, they as a body refused it; he afterwards button-holed them singly, an- succeeded in his obleot. Some modern William on tho Grafton Hiahway Board, profiting by hia predecessors experience, has secured the employment of the ■eoretary in going round with a petition asking indivld__l .atepoyers » Blgn for annoxation with the Cirj of au .Hand. Of course, if the nrolect la successful, Othello's occupation is cone. On the othor hand, ho might be blamed by his employers.for not bein,. z-alouaenough on that account should tho poiltion fail in securing a ni.jorit.y of signatures. 1 hiai Is rough on tho seoreta-y. Many of us objeotto this method ot procedure.. and oall unon the Chairman ot the Board to convene a meeting of the ratepayers, and lay before them the advantages, &o„ of annexation. « as alleged, the advantages are great, they oan be easily shown, and ratepayers would not need to b* o»jole~ into sighing a peiltiou, ss thoy would poll voluntarily without any hole or corner work, what we want to know, you know is the additional taxation weihonld have to boar, whether we should be allowed to sneeze. &o, without a hoenße, and many othor thlnus too numerous io mention in a letter, and ot whioh In our suburban and aro-dlan simpli city wo are at present in happy ignorance.—l _m,tec, A KATBP.Y.B.

APPEAL COURT.

(BY TELKQKAPH.-PRESS ABSOCIATIO...)

WELLINGTON, this day. Is tho Appeal Court this morning judg ment was given in the caie of Hellaby v. Macara. The action was brought to recover tolls, of which payment had been refused by tVe defendant, on the ground that since the coming into force of the Post-office Act, 1881, his coaches tbat carried mails were exempt from the toll. The Court lound for defendant, holding that all vehicles carrying mails are exempt from toll.

MEETING OF CITIZENS.

A meeting of citizens was held at 3 30 p.m. to-day to consider the most suitable steps to be taken to welcome Commodore Er.kine and tbe officers of H.M.S. Nelson.

His Worship the Mayor presided, and pointed out that while a public reception would be unnecessary, a citizens' ball would only be a hospitable and grace ful act. «-*n the motion of the Mayor, aeconded by Mr A. E. Isaacs, it was deci ded tbat a ball be held.—Mr Tonks, who supported the motion, apologised for the absence of Councillor Crowther, who was willing to assist by every means in his power.—Mr Isaacs suggested a public holi day, but his Wotship considered it inad visable, ana the proposition was with drawn.—The gentlemen present, and Councillors Crowther, Thompson, and Aickin, wbo weie unable to be present, were appointed an Execntive CommitUe, >ith power to add to their number. This ?co_ui. lttee includes Measrs J. M. Clarke, Waddel, Harris, A. Isaacs P. A, Phillips, D. Tonks, Home, Gamble, Stevenson, Masoheld, Taylor, McCulloch, Lodder, Thompson, Aicken, Crowther, Ching, J- Tonks, A. H. Nathan, T. Morrin, M, A. Clark, J. Marshall, A. Blark, T. Banks.— Messrs J. Marshall and R. H. Stevenson, were appointed joint secretaries.

THE OPERA

"TnE Piba.es of Penzance" was per formed before _a crowded house on Satur day evening, many people being quite un able to obtain admission to stalls or pit, so great was the throng. Everything worked most smoothly, the members ofj the troupe both acting and singing with great spirit and success, and the audience being lavish *in ' their manifestations of thorough satisfaction. Miss' Bees con filmed the high opinion previously expressed of her rendering' of tne part of Mabel, and its incidental music, and as usual she was the recipient of numerous bouquets, and the subject of more than one encore.-Mi-s'l-ovarro gave'a clever and highly-amusing portraiture of Ruth, and lijce Mr Beaumont (Frederick). Signor Terdi (Pirate King), Mr Vernon (Major general Stanley), and Mr Forde (Sergeant Murphy) shared with the prima donna in the honours of the evening. Tbe choruses were given witli fine effect, and thtee of them, including, of course, tho Irresistible " Tarantara," were encored. A special feature of attraction, in connection. with this .roupe, is the. youth and beauty of the ladies of the chorus. It is not often that so charming a bevy is seen upon the colonial stage, and. rarer still that so much musical ability is contained in one combination. The Misses Liddiard, Royal, Osborne, and Forde, on Saturday as on previous even ings, executed their severa' parts very prettily,' Miss Forde's dancing con tributing in no small degree to the success of soma of the concerted passages, and in one instance, at least, leading directly to an encore. The transformation scene waa duly appreciated, Miss Jessie Baxter making a fascinating Britannia. "Rule Britannia' was ad mirably sung, Signor Verdi giving the solo with its full effect. To-night is the last of tho season, and on this occasion lne Pirates" will be repeated. Tickets sold for Saturday, not used, may do duty this evening. An extra performance is an nounced for to-morrow evening, and a "double bill" is promised. Arrangements have also been made for a late tra*n for Onehnnga. .

The absconder Harjes has been sentenced to a; fortnight's imprisonment in Adelaide prior to bis removal to Auckland. Supt. Thompson, with his prisoner, is expected back in about a fflontb,

The "Thames Advertiser" has the fol lowing on the recent stroke of good luck in the Old Caledonian:—A party of tributers in the Caledonian mine, who are working on the old stopes on tbe shot ot gold, were fortunate enough, a few days ago, to tumble across eneof the richest pieces ~f stone that has been seen on the 1 hames for years, It was found in the "hitch "of an old prop between the timber and tbe wall; and had Erobablybeen secreted there by some dis onest1 workmen." The block, which weighed four pounds, was almost solid gold, and' a gentleman who examined it states that it was a difficult matter to discern the quartz for the thickness of the precious metal. When crushed, the amal gam obtained from it was equivalent to 28 ounces of gold, or the astounding average oi; si';ven ounces to the pound.

An eminent scientist says that when a lady cannot sit down without her nose becoming red, it shows that there is imperfect circulation of- the blood, caused by tight lacing. Same with gentlemeii. '4 red nose is sure sign of tightness some where.

PARLIAMENTARY.

[From our Special Reportbe.]

WELLINGTON, Saturday Evening. Growing Influence of Sir G. Grey,

The sole subject of conversation in every circle to-day, is Sir George Grey's splendid speech last night, on the Law Practitioners Bill. To-night's " Post" Bays :"It is im. possible to help seeing that a marked change has come over Sir George Grey this session, however it may have been brought about, or whatever it may mean. During the two previous sessions thero was a stgnal falling off in his oratory, and it was only once ' or twice that he rose to his level ot 1876 and 1877. People began to soy Inst year that hi» powers were on the wane, and that be would soon disappear from the political Btagc. Those propbots must be somewhat staggered, now Sir Geo, Grey has returned iv tho fullest plenitude of his mental powers, looking ten years younger, and apparently in excellent health and physical strength. He comes with but a small patty of his own, numbering not more than ten, perhapsi not more than six ; yet ho already holds the balance of power, aud is the absolute master of the Opposi tion. Ere long he must become their ro. coguised leader whether they like it or not. They cannot do without him, and both they and he know that huite well. He cannot be ignored 6r pushed off the political chess board. It was tbe greatest mistake his party ever made when they so shabbily de posed him from their leadership, merely because he had suffered a defeat. They see that now, while he is iv the House, no other leader is possible for his side. He has covered them with confusion on tho nativo question, while at the samo time paying back Sir Arthur Gordon for that little affair of April Inst, and here he is pushing through Bill after Bill in spite of all opposition, both from his own party and from the Government; while lastly, he has boldly assailed the legal profession in Parliament assembled, and thrust his Bill down their throats. Verily fair George Grey is a wonderful man." The "Post" being ene of the strongest Government papers in tbe colony, and many of its articles bearing tho stamp of official "inspiration," this acknowledg ment on its part of the po~_r and influence of sir George Grey is justly looked upon as of considerable importance.

Monday.

Major Atkinson's health has very muc" 1 improved, and, as I wired you ou Friday, the Financial Statement will be delivered to-morrow evening. The New Governor. There is a rumour here that' Sir Arthur Kennedy, Governor of Queen-land, is to succeed Sir Aithur Gordon. Anothor rumour is that the present Governor of New South Wales will bo the new man. The Government profess to have received no information as to tho name of Sir Arthur's successor. Aueliland-Taranaki Railway. The deputation appointed last week will wait upon the Government to-morrow. I believe the Government will not commit themselves as to the route, although at pre sent in favour of tbe West Coast. The Nelson leaves for Kawau. H.M.S. Nelson leaves to-morrow, and noes straight to Kawau. Mr Seymour Thorne George accdmpaning her to act a? tbe Commodore's host ashore while the is there. Captain Erskine will piobably remain there for a fortnight. The Commo dore has decided not to go to Christchuich, •Bailivays North and South. WELLINGTON, 1.30 p.m. A preliminary but iiiilnential meeting of the Canterbury, Westland, Nelson, and Marlborough membors was held to-day to consider railway matters in connection with the suggested new lean. Mr Shepherd in the chair.

On the motion of Mr Weston, it was re solved to postpone all action until after the financial statement was made, when, if there was any reference to n proposed loan, Mr Shepherd was to call a moet ing together immediately thereafter to consider what steps should be taken to com plete the southern trunk line. » It is understood that several Welling ton .and East Coast members will co operate with the southern mon with a view to defeating the Auckland-Tarannki schemes.

A large deputation of members waited on the Minister of Public Works to-day, urging an increase of pay of ballast men from 6s per day, on the ground that many days wero wet whon thoy could not work and because of tho long distances they havo to travel. The Minister promised to favourably con sider an increase to 6s 6d.-

Goldfields Committee. A meeting of the Goldfields Committee to-day, to receive the report of the sub committee, ralative to the necessity of aids to prospecting and making tracks, and pur chase of diamond drills, to be loaned to local bodies. All these recommendations of the sub-committee were adopted by a full com mittee, the subsidy for tjjje prospecting being one pound for every pound so ex pended.

SINGULAR CASE OF DETENUE.

AN amicable arrangement has at length •been arrived at between the crew and owners of the cutter Deveron. A sum of money (£SO odd) sufficient to cover the wages ' claimed by the men having been deposited by Captain Andersen, with the Resident Magistrate, Mr J. E, Macdonald, tbe latter gentleman, with tbe object of adjusting matters peaceably, him self interviewed the crew ot the cutter. He advised them to place everything in order npon tbe cutter, and leave her. The^ could then take action for wages, the amount having been paid into hia hands, pending legal adjustment. The men agreed to adopt the suggestion, and accordingly commenced putting the Teasel in trim.' The question of liability as affecting-the owner will permit of much argument, and the decision of the Court will therefore be re garded with'much interest. We bave been requested to make several corrections re garding the retaining of the vessel, Capt, Nicholls, iv the first place, has never left the cutter, although his certificate of registry was demanded by, and given up to, the owner several days since. The crew, looking at the wholo matter from a sailor's point of view, Bay they did not know where they were to receive tbeir wages, and accordingly intend to remain en board until thai point was Bettled. Captain Anderson has through out been desirous of an amicable settle ment of the difficulty, and expressed himself willing to try the merits of the case In Court directly tbo crew gave up the vessel. Wo understand that the whole matter is in the hands of legal gentlemen, and will probably be heard at a special sitting of the Court at an early date.

FOOTBALL MATIH.

Gbafton v. Auckland,

Ths first match this season between tha I above clubs was played on Saturday after? noon on the Domain cricket ground. Grafton won'the toss, aud elected to kick against the wind, and after several loose scrimmages and-: returns from tbe backs of both sides, O'Connor made a good run, and although tackled close to tho goal line he managed to free, himself, and touched down for Auckland, and Carter being entrusted with the " place," almost converted it into a goal, the ball striking one of the goal-posts. After this, Grafton played a better game, Joughin, Mears, aod Spencer making several good runs, but iv every instance being well-tackled, by their oppenents. The first term eventually closed without further scoring ■ Shortly after the commencement of the second tern}, Anslgy secured a try for Grafton, and the "place "(a rather difficult one) was gi.pn to Ryan, who failed to add to^the score, but Biggs following up the kick very nearly ob. tamed another try. Almost immediately afterwards Joughin made a run and passed to White, who ran in and placed another try to credit of Grafton-no goal resulting. During the two remaining terms, loose scrimmages were the order of tbe day, in which very little good play was Bhown, Culpan and Carter eaoh made a good run, the former getting within a few yards of the goal line, but was stopped from scoring jby . Ry»D. *Qe ~ame ending. Grafton, 2 trys, 4 points.; Auckland, 1 try, 2 points. : I."- Grafton-Joughib, Mears, Ansleys, Yon Stunner, . Spencer,,,and Leckie. are deserving of special praise; while the same may be said of Bindon (the new back), Henderson, Carter, O'Connor, Pearson, and Stewart, for Auckland. Practice is needed by Grafton as regards " place kicking." On Saturday next the matches will be—Grafton v. Ponsohby, on the Domain Ground, and Auckland v, North Shore, at North Shore,

CABLEGRAMS

[Reuters iTkleobams.l

DISTURBANCE AT ALEXANDRA.

English Consul Wounded,

Officer of the Superb Killed ______

ALEXANDRIA. June 10.

A strong illfeeling of the native popula tion of this city towards the Europeans manifested itself last evening in an attack by large bodies of the former upon several parties of the English and other residents. In the affray which took place, several Europeans were killed, including the engineer of H.M.S. Superb, and many •~_re wonndoi, includingtbe British Conso), who suffered very severe injury. The disturbance was ultimately suppressed by tbo military beins; called out, when order was restored.

SIR HENRY PARKES IN BELGIUM

Bt.USI.ELS, June 10.

Sir Henry Parkes has been feted and been entertained at dinners in this city and at Vomers. In bis speech, on each occa sion, he expressed a hope that commercial relations between Belgium and Australia would increase threugh the medium of free trade. Sir Henry had au interview to-day with Mr Friero Orban, Belgium Minister of Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Juno 10.

An active demand for moßt descriptions of wool was experienced at to-day's auction. The catalogue comprised 9,900 bales.

Another Murdor in Ire-land,

Intelligence to hand from Ireland is again indicating a serious increaso in agrarian outrages -in western districts. Yesterday one farmer was murdered, and two others seriously wouuded. The cause of the out rages is not definitely known, and the assailants are still at large,

TIIE AUSTRALIAM CKICKK.TERS. LONDON, June 10.

The cricket match, Australians v. Nott ingham, was resumed to-day at Nottingham. The weather was flue, but the wicket was heavy, owing to the rain whioh fell jester day. The attendance of spectators was enormous. The Home team resumed their first innings, which closed for a total of 110 runs, us against 143 of the Australians, The latter went in for their second in nings, and were all disposed of for 106, Bonnor being the highest scorer with 39 runs (caught.) When time was called, the Notts elevon had scored 12 runß for the loss of ono wicket. The match was consequently a drawn one, the Home twain rcquinug 127 runs to win.

A misunderstanding occurred during the progress of the play to-day, owiag to the accidental exclusion of the Australians from the luncheon tent. Murdoch twice refused to accept the apologies of tho Nottingham committee for the occurrence. OBITUARY. LONDON, June 9. Mr John Scott Russell, tho well-kaown engineer and naval architeot.

SIRH. PARKES' ENTERTAINMENTS.

LONDON, June 10.

Telegrams from Belgium state that Sir Henry Parkes has visited other towns iv that country, and has received entertain meat* at each place. The total quantity of wheat afloat tor Great Britain Is 2,0-0.000 quarters, being 10,000 quarters above the amount afloat last week.

THE EGYPTIAN QDESTION. ALEXANDRIA, Juno 9.

Dervish Pa .ha and the othor members of tho Turkish mission to Egypt have been re. ceived by the Khedive. At interviews which have taken place Dervißh Fashn has spoken firmly with regard to tbo intenticnj of the Porte for the settlement of the pre sent crisis in Egypt, but has not yet iudi cated whether any further steps will be taken.

AUSTRALIAN.

BOSSES? OF JEWELLERY.

MELBOUKNE, this day,

A robbery of £1500 worth of jewelltry was effected Hast night from the shop of Mr Airnsky, in Lonsdalc-strect. No arrests has as yet been made in connection with the affair.

The Absconder Harjes.

AD -LAIDE, this day,

Harj...,tlio Auckland absconder, has been sentenced to a fortnight's imprisonment previous to his extradition under the New Zealand warrant

SUICIDE AT HAWERA.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PBB.B ASSOCIATION.)

HAWERA, Sunday. Ghoeoe Mackay, aged 23 years, a car panter, who was lodging at Kirk's Hotel, got out of bed at 8 o'clock this morning, aud deliberately cut his throat with 4 razor. The windpipe and arteries were severed—in fact the head was only held on to tha shoulders by the vertebr.*.. Death ensued in three minutes. His mate, who w.O sleeping in the same ro.m, endeavoured to snatch the razor from him, but was too lato. Mackay only arrived from Glasgow psr the Westport, and since then has worked at Messrs Billey and Neing's, saw-millers, Wellington. From a letter written to the deceased by his sister, it would'appear that be bad a friend at Wellington named Grant, Mackay was a very sdber man, but subject to fits of melancholy, the only attributable cause being what he considered his in capacity for work.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

JON- 12, 183- Bank ot New Zealand-Sellers, £23 ISs National Bank-Buyers, 76« • New Zealand Insurance—Bnyei-,-Os Hen-xßrtUsh Insnranoe - Buyers, 68s : sellers, National Insurance-Bailers;'Sis. 3d ' Colonial Insurauoe— Buyers, 10s; sellers. 10s fld Auokland Gas—Buyers, £10 5s ; Bailers. £10 10* Union Sash and Door—£Bloa Northern ~.Bi Co.-10s 3d; sellera. 10s 3d Coromandel 8.8. Co.-Buyers, 12s fid New Zealand Shipping-Sellers. £5 2. Pd Fisher and Co.-__n.yers. lis Bd j sellers, 13a Accident Assuranoe-Buyarß, Is Moanatalari—Buyers, 17s Od Caledonion-Bellers, 11b 6d Kuranul Hill—Buyers. 7b 6d; tel'eis. 8s dd Doon Level—Bujers, is; sellers, 1b 2d I Suco-sb—Buyers; 1» ! DU"U*™°^ •* •* JQ3BPH NKWMAN. I Chairman,

Mr Pischer, Auckland agent for the firm of Haege and Co., has received a cablegram from Adelaide announcing that the default ing debtor, Harjes, has been remanded to Auckland. > "

A few days ago a man named Lindsay, while chopping fireweod at Meroury Bay, cut his foot very severely, and lest a quantity of blood. Be was admitted to the Hospital on Saturday.

Though tbo scarlet fever epidemic seems to have become a thiag of the past, the measles still ,rage virulently. Since the beginning of the current month, 97 cases have been reported to the City Sanitary Inspector, while during the Bame period only 5 cases of scarlet fever were reported. At the Hospital there are but two cases of typhoid feyer—one of them being a very bud ens-.

We («' $ay of Plenty Times ") learn that further enquiries are being made from the Thames as tq tho *cam of hematite dis covered by Mr F. Moon in the neighbour hood of Raimai, It will be remembered that a sample was sent to the Thames Paint Works, and after being tried was pronounced superior 'to the Thames article, A wish bas been expressed to have a further sample sent for testing, and if it proves equal te the.last enquiries are likely to be made as to the facilities for obtaining thb hematite and f orwardingit to the Thame _ to be manufactured into a marketable com modity. It is stated the value of the crude material is about £20 per ton, and f ro,m what we can learn Mr Moon's find ia so situated-aa to enable it to be worked to advantage and at a good profit; If such Is tbe case it seems a pity that such an industry 'should bo al lowed to go to another place, and it would be well, before,letting Thames people come in and secure an article like that from our very doors, to see-if measures cont'd not Ke taken to have the industry developed by local enterprise, or that tbe district should have the full benefit of its own mineral wealth.

TELEGRAMS.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.)

NEW PLYMOUTH, Saturday,

At a meeting of the Iron Company, directors were elected, Mr Ritso, late of Canterbury, being one of them. It was proposed to put the works in order and to get a competent manager as scon as possi ble, so as'to carry on operations.

HAWERA, tbis day.

The jury in Mackay's case returned a verdict that deceased took his own life wnilst labouring under temporary insanity.

NAPIER, this day,

Tbo floods are subsiding. The beach la strewn with drift wood, dead sheep, cattlo, horses. Only one case of loss of life is reported—that of Martin Shannasey—who was drowned by being washed off his horse while cross ing a creek. The coaches from Has tings and Taupo were just able to como into town this morning. Many parts along the road are covered with wator abovo the wheels. The railway line between Parndonand Hastings is seriously damaged. Traffic cannot be resumed till Monday, at the earliest.

CHRISTCHURCH, tbis day.

A luneral ceremony, in memory of Gari baldi, took place, iv the Concert Hall of tbe Exhibition, on Saturday. Mr A. C. Wilson, Italian Consul, and others, delivered addresses. The Austrian Band played the funeral march. A cenotaph was erected in the hall.

The attendance at the Exhibition up to Saturday numbered 158,000.

NEW CATHOLIC CONVENT.

The new Catholic convent was solemnly blessed by Bishop Reedwood yesterday, There was a crowded attendance at the service connected therewith, and the col. lection amounted to £500.

ASHBURTON, Saturday.

Atthe nomination to-day fortho Wakanui seat, Mr Ivesa aud Mr Saunders were pro posed. The show of hands gavo Mr Ivess 37, and Mr.Saunders 14. A poll was de manded on behalf of Mr Sauuders.

DUNEDIN, Sunday.

Owing to the heavy sea on the bar yester day, the barque Matnura had to postpone her departure till to-day. She takes 3,884 sheep, besides a small quantity of beef and a few barracouta, duoks, hares, etc., iv her freezing chambers; also, a small lot of butter, cheese,and hams.

The Trader and Labour Council have forwi.rded a resolution to Mr Bathgate, M.H.K., expressing the opinion that if the Government carry out the proposal to lease agricultural land, the tax on land already sold should be especially heavy on un occupied agricultural land

This di(.y TE WHITI AND TOBU.

Te Whiti and Tohu visitod the Kalk on Saturday, They were received cordially by the natives. Subsequently Charles Wesley, a well-known chief, took them severely to task for their past conduct, Te Whiti made no reply, but Tohu said he and Te Whiti were dead to all intents and pur- Eoses, and nothing said to them now could c of avail. They did not seem discern tented at the result of tbe visit.

The Mataura has sailed for London,

At Friday's concert * nearly £100 was taken for the Timaru Belief Fund,

INVERCARGILL, thia day.

The bar of Watson's Hotel was entered last night, and a desk,containing nearly £60 stolen. The entrance was elTected from the back door of tbe hotel.

Owing to the fine weather, cropping oper ations aro iv a forward state throughout tbe district.

NEW TEAS FOR AUCKLAND.

Thb s.s, Bowon left Foo Chow on June 10 for Wellington, tho Penmuir ono day earlier for Sydney. The latter has 220 tons now season's teas for Anokland,

English Ship on the Dunedin Bar.

DUNXDIN this day. The Mntanra, for London, struck heavily once while crossing tho bar. It is not known whether she will proceed onhhre r voyage to England,

Some idea of the present rate ot progress at Te Aroha may be farmed from the fol lowing figures furnished to tho "Thames Advertiser":—On Mr Firth's battery the estimated outlay is £10,000) oa Mr Walker's hotel, £3,500; Mr. Carr's house, _*l,_oO, a_d stores, another £1,500;' Mr Roche's house, £2,6 CD; the.county railway from the mines to the battery, £9,000; and other buildings in course et erection, £5,000; maktng a total of £33,000.

About a fortnight sgq a bay named Eustace was admitted to the Hospital Buffering from fracture of the brain. Ho stated that be bad met with the accident by falling on the road- It has since tran. spired tbat be discharged a catapult at a hetcher boy, who at once gave phase, Tbe lad, in running, fell IS feot down a quarry, thus recslring tho injury.

Christine Nilsson will return to the stage, and will probably appear in concert, next winter in America. She dislikes very much to return to opera.

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAR. MONDAY. JUNE \2.



Board ana Keaidenoo. BOARD and RESIDENCE for a Mar. tied Couple or Single Gentleman of quiet ; habits.—ror address apply this ofllco. VICTORIA BOARDIMG HOUSE, 141, Victoria-street West Board and Residence.....lßs and 20s per week Beard only t '....._>--.-i.._.Ms per week. , INCENT-STREET—W. Stanaway has '. Komoved to the above respectable and healthy locality; bath and private ilttlng, : room with balcony, r. - .. VACANCY for twe Gentlemen; refor. enoe given and requlr-d — Mra Graham, 3-nford House. Upper Hobson-strc .t. , / .OVERJ-O-t BROWN-S U-'Mi, \_T HOB-ON-STRKET. hoard __-n>l_o__~~___. ..-Os per Week Sinqu Room -_- ..-te. UPERI'IR Board and Residence (bath, piano. large Rroundß), not to be equal! Ed, in central postpon Id Aao-land, tor families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Mar Offloe. f ' ' < Drapery. /-.BEAT riASE QALE. WORTH £12,000 WORTH or GENE RA I* DRAPERY MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, ■.'.-* lii :i &o„ &o„ &a, MUST BE SOLD RKGARDLEBS OF COST I In oonsequenoe of term of Lease drawing . to a olose, and Kxtknsivh Altera tions on entering on New Lease. • FY C_OMKRKI~_D . t|. OOMKRyiK^t) Has deolded on Rbdccino His Immknsb Stoch as qui.~ly as possible, nparly all of which Is New and W-_l Bought,.from Home and Colonial Manj-faoturera, And will offer to the Publio at an Enormous Reduction in Price, THK CHOICEST LOT OF GOODS THAT HAB EVER BEKN OFFERED IN AUCKLAND, AT SELLING OFF PRICKS I Not the dregs of Stook at tho ond ot the season, as is usually the oase ln advertlsod sales, but A_l New, Fashionab ox, Dssrun ~ Goods, and just the thing for tho Present Season.'. , . | Numerous Special Linkb in MEN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. * For further partloulars see Handbill and faturo * , Advertisement. "* j la oonsequenoe of the Immense Stook; to Re mark, my Establishment' will be Closed on , ; THURSDAY, June Ist, and Re.Opi.nhd 3 on FRIDAY, Juno 2nd. I 8 ALE TO COMMENCE ON FRIDAY, JUNIS. 1 No Entries made during Sale except |, ai Ordinary Prions,



Wanted. W ANTED, a First.class Olotnler ;no othor need apply.—William Rattray, Draper and CI-thior. 178, 180. and 182, Quoeu Btreet. WANTED, Two first-class Coat Hands -Apply to Arthur Wright, Shortland- Btreet. at once, W _ ANTED, Stout Lad.-J. Phillips, Darby-street. WANTED, a General Servant. —Apply, Mrs Crulokshank, Parliament-street, near Supreme Court. WANTED, Barman for Surburban Hotel.— Addregß G. Stab Offloe. WANTED, a steady Young Man accus tomod to the Butchering.—X, Bovey, Upper Symonds-atrget. WANTED, a Draper's Assistant.— Apply Brennan's Auckland House, Vlotorla-street. ANTED, a First-class Photographic Printer.—Apply, with reforonoes and stating wages required, to IfO, llox .5, Poat ofllrie. Wellington. W; ANTED, a Girl to ussist iv houso V? work; Bleep ut homo. —Singleton, Jeweller, Vlotorla-Btreet. ANTED, First-cla ! s Barmaid ior City Bar; pleasing addrosa and bnslneßs habits Indispensable.—Apply Star Oflice. RANTED, a Good Brush Hand.— vY Apply after 0 this evening to John Baylor. Painter. Upper iSymonds-Btreot. WANTED. Respectable Girls as Ap prentices at Mrs Taylor's Dror.Bmak.ng FstabUsnment, Upper Bymonds-street. WANTED, au Active Lad about 15, must write a good hand.—Chnmpta I louiinnd Cooper. Queen-street, Auckland. WANTED, a young Man to attend to horses, who can drlvo and milk,- refor oneoa required.—Apply at 12. Oueen-atreot. WANTED, a smart Girl to assist in Housework.—Apply aftor 6 p.m., to Mrs Crawford, Modloal Hall, Newton. ;|_*r AN TED, a General Servant—Apply IT to Mts MoCabe, Drake street, Froemon's Bay. WANTED, two Improvers to the Dress making.—Apply to Miss Skifllngton, Cook and Albert-streets. WANTED, a Baker accustomed to raise Scotoh Pies and able to do small goods; to a competent man good wages gl yon.— James 8-._v.a_on. WANTED, an intelligent Lad.-Apply John S. Leallo, Engineer and Machinist, foot of Grey-street. ANTED, a Girl tor the country, about 16; a good plaoe.—Apply R. Nairn, Grooer, Parnell, WAN TED, at once, by small family (no children). Part ot a Comfortably furnlshod Houae ln gonteol nolghbourhood.— Address Ilonao, Box ____, General Post_____ WANTED, a Cook and Laundresß ; references.—Apply, In the morning, Mrs Archie Clark, linden, Parnell, \\f ANTED, a respectable Youth to v v Drive a BukerV. Cart and make himself useful.- P. Hoath, Queensland Bakery. Woke llold-Btrcot. WAi-'fliii, a Good Laundress to take Washing.—Apply at onoe Mrs Roberts, Albort Hotel. WANTED, a Housemaid and Baimoid. . Apply Anokland Hotel. W^NTEP, Smaj-t Boys. — Apply at Portor's Bowling Saloon. WANTED, a good General Servant for the country; highest wages klvod.— Apply Glensun'B Hotel, foot ot Hobßon-streot. WANTED, a Message Boy. —Apply James Leslie, Grocer. Parnall. WaN-ED, Two or Three Boys ior engineer's shop' also Three Strong Lade for wheeling shavings —Apply Auokland 11m ber Company. WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply Crliorlon Hotel. Wf ANTED, One or Two S-inglers.— TT Apply to J. H. Smith, Mornlngslde, Meont Albort. W. ANTED.a Dressmaker for Tauranga; V V must bs a thoroughly exporlenoed band. —Apply by letter on or b.foro '1 hursdey next (noon) to L. D. Nathan te Co., stating terms, qualifications, references, &o. WANTED, Quarryman, for Kangitoto. —Apply to Al»r. {_amb. Fort-street. WAITED, a Good General Servant; referenoe roqnlrod.—Mrs H. Obarlln Brown, Eden Tcrraco, New North Road. WANTED, Good Tailoresscs.— R.Stow, Tailor, Victoria-, treet. WANTED, JTouse and Parlour Maid. —Apply In tho mornjng betwoon 10 and I.—Mrs "Wnlno?, Alton Road. WANTED, a General Servant. Re ferences required.—Mra Rioe, Mount Kdon Road W-flt. WANTED, a Young Man nocustomed to tho Grocery as Junior band tor tho counter trado.- Apply by lottor to Grocer, Star offlco. * WANTED, i_ench Hands, constant work.—J. 'i'ronwlth, Boot Faotory. Wakofl-ld-Btreet. WANTBD, two respeotablo young Men for Boarding and Reeide_ioe, Aye minutoe' walk Irom the Wharf.—Apply this Oflloa. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (eßT~.bli.hod 1803), IT srm Couple (no objection to 1 or 2 grown children. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry, (established 1863), Female Sor vant, wagQß 16a (North Shore), WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1803), respoctablo Female Servants of all olaßßoß. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established IEG 3), Fon.alo Ser vants, wages T-s (Mouut Albert). WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckla-Id Registry (established 1863), Hotol House maid, wages 16a (f hames). WANTHD to SELL, good _-ackhorsc. -Apply Good Hope Cliiing-ropraß, Wellosley-Btreet. •a*/ANTED, a Cook.—Mrs Alfred~E, tl Isaacs. Melroso Hall, Romuers. VS^AWTED, Owner for One Ban Hams, V. per Glenelg trom North, marked RW Se H.-Apply Nerthern 8.8. Co., Wharf. WANTBD, a good General Servant.— Apply 3_frs Danahpr, Upper Nelson s treet. WAN TED, qne or two Unfurnished Rooms within 5 minutes' walk of Oity Poßt-oflloe,—Address LaßOeUes, Stab oflice. ___ \\f ANTKD to Sell, Allotment oft Now- TT ton Road (oheap).-Apply at onoe to A. Forbes 177. Qaeon-itreet WANTED, near Queen-street, Apart ments (Unfnrnlßhedl la a private family. — Address D„ this offlce. WANTe-D, Sensible Cash Buyers to inspeot Extra Good Value in General Drapery and the most Stylish Mildnery in Anokland.—Allen's, Viotoria-ttrest Weit, \*7*ANTED KNOWN^-Boys' and Men'B V . Overcoats ohsaper than town; at J. and- W. Williams'. , WANTED to Let, in Anglesea-street, Ponsonby. two or three Furnished Rooms, with. Board. House pleasantly situated, —-Tor address, apply Delft. Star offlco. • WAX TED, to -ell Five or Six Goud Farm Hnrsea.—Apply to W.tOrowther. WANTED to Purchase, for Cash, One Acre of Voloanio Land,' Remuera or Eptom preferred.—Apply, stating prioe, to AB, box 93, G.PP.. - . WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and Co. are selling strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8e lid. • V*/* ANTED KNOWN, that Gunson and TV Martin, 53, Ou'tom-house-streot aro supplying Mrißo, Oats, and Reans (orushed and Whole), Bran, Sharps, Chaff, Bonedust, «.«., at Lowest Rates. • WANTED, comfortablo Board agd . Lodging for lady and gentleman and ono child.—Apply hy letter tg TjiL, Stah Offlce, WANTED K^OWN-That Sharland's Worm Powders are the most popular and successful remedy now known. Price Is packet,—Address: Opposite Post-oHloe. ANTED, by a respectable mlddlp aged Man. a Situation an Salesman where responsibility ia required,ln a grooery. drapery, ironmongery, boot and Bhoe depart ment, tea.; long experience; references aa to character innumerable, — Addrosa salesman, Hamilton Bros., Chemists, Queen-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN-That Newton beats Qaeen-street for Cheap Clothing and Drapery, and that we beat Newton,—J. and W. Williams, Importers, 82, Karangahape Road. ____________ WANTED to Rent, a seveii-roontod House; North Shce preferred,—Bend partloulara to 3__X_U Box 169, G.P.O. WANTED, purchasers lor Good~Swede Turnips, In lots of 5 tons, delivered ot any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhu. Prioe. 30s per ton, or 25s oh thp ground.—Flahey and Co ' 4*7ANTKD KNOWN - Tradesmen's v r Quarterly Acoounta Made Ont and Collepted; also. Rents and Debts Collected ou Commission, br William Cox, corner of Pitt and Vincent street.. WANTED Known, Brennan, M.D.C., may be consulted every evening from 6 to 0 o'olook, at hts Cheap Drapery Shop, on the proper kind of olothlng for winter wear,— Brennan's Auokland House, Vlotorla-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN-Fresh Bargains at the Wakefiold-.treot Shop, the Hob son-street Shop, and also my New Boot -hop, Victoria-street, late W. Johustono. Partloulai. soon.—W. H. Dampier. . _____ WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vests, 3.{Bd; Youths', 2a 6d; Boyu'. 2s. Full Stook Hosiery from 3_d a pair. Boya' Elastic Braces from lid; Men's from 6d. Men's and Boys' Felt Hats and Shirts in Great Variety.- J. fc W. WlUlams. - " y ' WANTJpp KNOWN-tiTar J. Cos grave and Co. are selling Tweed Mai hlntoeh Coats for 308, warranted, ' WANED KNOWN, that Sbarland'i Tonio Balsam and Liver regulator 1 u.ed with marvellous eucoees for Indigestion Prioe, 3s a bottle.—Address i opposite Post offloe. * ' ' WANTED KNOWN (in Pohsonby) That R. Burrow's Sale of Crookery, The ware, ironmongery, eto,, will be extended t Satnrday, 17th Instant, Great Bargains.



Wan.ea. WAMTED Known, that you can Dr« woll for a Small Weekly Payment b • going to Munro and Mllllgan, See advertlsi ment on front page. WANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriotl Auctioneer and General Salesman, wl hold hia sale ot Horses, etc., every Wednesda in eaoh week. WANTED, all persona interested in T Aroha stook to beoome subscribers t "The Te Aroha Mall," price 2d. Auoklau Agent, Mr Macky, foot of Cook-street. Ad .vertlsemenu received by Ingram and 00. Hoffman's Buildings. WANTED KNOWN-The only Fer feot Cure for Toothache and Neuralgia and no euro no pay, Is by applying to Profeaso Gusscott, tbe only Practloal Herbalist ln thi Colony.—Bhortland-Btreet. WANTED KNOWN—Last Day o Groat Cosh Drapery Sale, Saturday 10th Juno. Closed Monday, '< uesday, and Wed nesday.—J. M. MoLaohlan, 222, Queen-Btreot. WANTED KNOWN - That Nortl Bhoro Pharmaoy Is now open,—Gard ncr, M.P.3., Kng., Ohemiat. &o. W" AN TED to Rent or Purcnase, ( House of six or seven roomß, Bnitabli for lodgers; near Queen-street preferred.—D V. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen-Street. WANTED KNOWN BLOMFIKLD-8 SOOTHING POW DKRB, a cooling aperient for Children outtln, tooth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Packets, IB; Post, la 2d.-WKST KNI) PHARMAOY, Ponsonby. WAN TBE KNOWN—That we have Invoices of Shirtings, Flannels, Drese Materials, Felt Carpets, and cocoa Matting per _aira, just arrived, and will be landed ln a lew days.-J. fc W. Williams W ANTKD—Tailors to bear in mind that I have ln stook a large assortment of Black and Blue Superflnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whioh I out at Wholesale Prioe, A, LOVETT, Wellealoy-s treet. WANTED KNUWN, tbat Sharland's Cherry Peotoral relieves Coughs ln ten minutes; bottios, 2s Gd.—Addreas, opposite .Jo~t o-flce. _ ANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Selling Men's Soii;o Suits tor 27b 6d. WANTBD KNOWN. — Thatr Shar land's Family Pills aro invaluable for Constipation, Headaohe, and Indigestion.— Price la Box. AddreßS-Opposlto Poat Offloe. \\j AN I ED Known—That if you don't V v hurry up you wont be ln time to get a Mackintosh Coat.-J. Se W. Williams. WAN lED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave Se 00. are Selling Men's Geolong Tweed Trousers and Vests for 17s 6d. WANTED KNOWN—CHEAP TIM BER I Cheap Timber I And all other kinds of Building Materials, con be purchased ohoaper and bettor than anywhere else at the Yards of D. Golcik, Albert-street There being no manufactory for Joiners' Timber on the pro mised, the customer has an additional oppor tunity of getting superior timber. WJieel rights' Materials always ln Btook. \\7 ANTED KNOWN—W. H. Dampier . t begs to Inform his friends, and also the pnbllo, that having purohased the Boot and Shoe Business lately carried on by Mr W. Johnstone, Vlotoria-strdot, and having retained the servloes of Mr Budge, foreman to Mr W. J. for the past 2} years, he will continue to supply Boots and Shoes made to order of the same quality as hitherto, and at prices that will en sure tho continuance of a good bUßlneas. As regards tho Qerman, Fienob, and Kngllsh De partment. I have added a latge stock of " Fresh Bargains" ln Boots and Shoes, which I shall continue to replenish, and though I bave-no dealre to ruin the other storekeepers, shall oon tlnue to Bell at the same low prioes as I have now co-nnenced with.—W.-H DAMPIER (late v.. Johnston), Bootmaker, Victoria• Btreet. N.B.—Do not mistake the Bhop. P.S.—Further particulars soon. WANTED KNOWN -4- FOR CASH ONLY- Good Value In Blankets, from 9/11 to 15/ pair Hood Value ln Quilts, from 1/6 to 12/4: size, 10-9 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8_; 72 Inch, 1/ ' Good Valne in Calloos. from /2' ; white. /3 Good Value in Dress Materials, from /_} ' Good Value ln Winoeye, from /3J to 1/3 ' Mood Valno in Lace Curtains, from 8/1, to 30/ Good Valno In __adioß' Ulsters, from 8/9 up Good Value in Hosiery, a\l si-OB and malf 6a Hood Value in Satinß and Velvoteons, from 2/Q Good Valuo in Handkerphlofs, from/li eaoh uood Value in Table Napkins. /7i; Cloths. 2/ Good Valuo in Felt Carpets, 1/1; Tapestry, 2.9 Good Valne In Millinery and Under clothing Good Value lv Haberdashery Good Value in 2-button Black Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value ln Ladles' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 AT WM. H. SMITH'B Cheap Dr_i_rv War-house, Cornor of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Arm? and Navy Hotel, N. B.—Our Woll-assortod Stook of GEN ~R AL DRAPERY Is bought cheap FO~ CABH, and marked In plain figures at 10 cer oent. less tbo.n usual Queen-Btreet prices. We Invite compart. ton. ■ \*y* ANTED KNOWN, THAT J. GILMOUR, OB UPPKK SYMONDS-STRKKT, Has Kxok_i_cn- Value in thb Following NEW GOODB.- Wantod Known—Good Valne In Kngllsh and New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gtlmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value In New Zealand and Kngllsh made flannels, at J. Gllmonr's, -WantedKnown-Good Value In Mosgiel and Kaiapoi Tweeds, at Ji Gllmonr's. Wanted Known-Good Value In Ladles' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, at J. Giloionj-'o. Wanted Known—Good Value' In Lad-Bo'Dress Serges, English and _*reno'p inu-a, at J. Gllmour_. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladle-" Holsery at J. Qilinbur'e. Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Stays, r.t J. GUmou. _. Wanted Known-Good *Value In Mon's Hats,at J. GHmonr., Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Wator proof Over Coatß. at J. Gllmonr's. Wanted Known-Gcod Value In Men's Tweed Trousers and Vests, at J 9 (jUMOUSS, UPP_~I ByMONPB-BTRgBT. PIGEONS,— Wanted, 200 Pigeons;- at once; highest price given,—Apply to J, , Walkor. Florist. &0.. City Market. BOOT TRAPE,-Machinists, Fitters, and Apprentices wanted at onoe; good wages, and no last timo.—Excelsior Faotory (late G. Homue). oiUI'K.. IS KATE iS. SKATES, Wanted Known-That BRANBTON and _*OR3TER are now manufaoturicg Skates ot all sizes, on the moa approved principle, and at Rod uood Prioes i.... 3a i' _-.',.. 'Ji ,' ■■" _~ . .; met-ioaa. TOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE 1 1 TOOTHACHE ,11 Immediate Relief by using EDSON'S MAQIO KS.KNOE. ____^ In Is Bottles. r I^HE FACT IS NOW ASSURED ! X that incipient consumption, CHHONIO BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, THBOAT AND LONG COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS AND WASTING DISEASES are permanently relieved, the worst symptoms arrested, and a healthy re action produced hy . •• AIOKIN'S 3YKUP OF ICUOALYPTUB W.raU-_W_iO.. Hi---,- uk Ll-ik; '' _ AND QUININK. , These great results are -owing to the oomblnatlon'Ot - ' '" • ' NEItVE AND BRAIN TONICS that lend Increased sustaining sovress to i the Invalid, added to whl-h Is'the assojir-o action 0,1 theEuoalyptus on the mucus mem branes, whoroby tho air passages are cleared of unhealthy secretion, in a natural manner. Dally evidence Is afforded of the per manent resuscitating action o~ this remedy—so that all who suffer should at once make a trial of (ts eminent proper ties. The Eucalyptus Syrup Is moderate _U prioe, and within the reaoh of all who need it. It is a pharmaceutical combina tion of tonio alkaloids with hypophos phltes,and not a secret nostrum. Registered and gazetted under " The Trades Marks Registration Aot," by Graves AiomN, The Pharmaoy, Auok land. Wholesale Agent I Thb Naw ggALANP Dana Company " CHOULU Bl_ IN EVERY HOUSE.' CRAWFORD'S SARSAP A R I L L / TONIC Is an Invaluable'remedy for Ijevvcnsiiess. Gldd ness, Low Spirits, ludigostlou, Headache Ohronlo Diarrhoea, Impoverished Blood General Debility, Neuralgia, Plmplea one Blotohes on the face, Eruptive diseases cf thi Skin, fco.; and as an APPETIZER, It stand unrivalled. - It never disturbs the moot dolloat stomach, hut lv most oases greatly assist DIGESTION and ASSIMILATION of a NUIRIMENT. BUSINESS MEN, GOOD TEMPLARS. a_i there will And In It a long-felt want, as i RESTORATIVE and STIMULANT of greo power, without having resort to INTOXICATING LIQUORS. To Pue-ft thb Blood, CRAWFORD'S SAKSAPARILLA TONIO . Ib certainly superior to most of the medloin , sold for this purpose, and by Its Judicious u -1 many a serious illness might he averted, &■ i hundreds save themselves a lot of suiterlng a n i exponse they now lnour through negleotlng 1 I , take notice of many little disorders that a fe J dossa of this TONIO would speedily remove; . ia VERY PLEASANT TO TAKE, and belr compounded of only Harmless Drugs, may I takon by anyone, however DELICATE, wi' \ SAFETY and BENEFIT. Prepared only by \ O R A W F O R I II PhA-U-Aceut-OA- Chemist NEWT ON £ AnOKLAND. . . O —— . 1 Bold In Bottles at 6t. Each



To l_e_ is 'T.O LET, an Unfurnished Room, within >y 1_ easy distance of Queen-Btreet. with at a- tendance and washing. Kent, Ss 6d.—Apply this Office. 11 HPO a comfortable Foar-roomed JJ JL Cottage; rent, 10s 6d.-H. J. Rlordan, » Nelson-street, near Cook-street. - npo LET, a Furnished Room in Hobson „ X Btreet, with or without board.—Apply °_ offloe of this paper. i- 'ft .0 LET, at Newmarket, Cottages of •• .-«• . 5 rooms. 10s per week; also large Bhop.— Apply to V. G. Play ton. '. - 8.0 LET, a Foar-romed Cottage in „ X Greenlane, Remnera. — Apply to J. _> | Peach, on the ground! _______ a npo List, ror term ot years, Foufc Acres X of Volcanio Land, with 2- roomed House f and Bhed, In Klngaland Road, Mount Albert.— Kent moderate.—Apply Mr Patterson, Violet • street, - ry\Q LET, a new 4-roomed Cottage, l 3 Brown-street, Brlghton.-Apply, M. Mar rlott, grocer, top of Parnell. mo LKT, Nicely Furnished Bed and t _ Sitting-room; use of kitchen; gas and . water laid on. No children—Apply this office. ' npo LET, Office corner ot High-street and XT ~-* n!°* u _ Lane—Apply to R, Borne, No, -0, . New Zealand Inanranoe Buildings. • rriO LET, that comfortable Residence, • a. situated oorner of Cook and Nelson > Btreetß, containing eight rooms, etc., wator laid • In. Rent, £70 per annum.—D. If. Kvans, Agont. . Queen-street. TO BE LKT, that commodious Store in , Cußtom-houae-street (olose to the wkarf). , lately oooupled by VV. Gunson as a Grain and Produce Store.—B"or par tlcal ira apply to Gun son fc Martin, 53 Custom-house street. TB-0 LET, a New House of four rooms, v scullery, oven, register grate, tanks ; cor ner Ponsonby Koad and Olarenoe - Btreet. — Apply Mrs Parker, Ponsonby Koad. r>j .0 LE I, near Remuera Railway -tation, - a convonlent 6-roomed House In good repair.—Apply to Station-master. Remuera. rpO LET, to a Lady, a Furnished Bed- X room, with use of other roomB; no chil dren; terms moderate; reference required,— Apßly, oorner Ponsonby Road and Clarence- Btreet. - g .O LET, a Family Residence containing Jl 10 room-, with -mltan'n outbuildings, on the New North Ho-i-l; pomes-iongiven lmme- S_! a5? IX*"_r Appl>r to F. L. Prime, KBtate Agent, 28. N.Z. Insurance Buildlngß. rjlO BE LET — The "Nook," very JL pleasantly situated in Upper Symonds street. the property of Mr G. P. Pierce, now In the occupation .of Mrs Mao-ay, containing eleven rooms, water In the house, gas laid tin, and every convenience for a family; large grounds, and commands a line view.—Apply to H. Ashtog and Son, No. 8, N.Z. Insurance Bulldingß. -I*lo LET, Furnished House, Handseme -I- Villa Kcsldenoo, containing 6 rooms, &c, all furnished complete, lnoluding piano, to gether with 5 acres In paddooks, garden, Seo., situate at that delightful seaside suburb North oote: rent, only 27s 6d per week; referenoe rsqnlred—D. F. Evans, KBtate Agent, Queen- Btreet. next ■' Herald " Office. MpO IRONMONGERS, GROCERS, KaKP_Ks PKEB' AND G" KNKRAIj store __, _'S££T*_l,~_ Unp9l' 8-monds-stroet, a aplendid CORNER SHOP, corner of Bast-street (oppo site St. Sepulohre's Sohool. This is one ot the finest positions ln the Suburbs for business. Kent moderate. Apply H. A3HTON Se SON. Insurance Buildings. OFFICPS To LET near Queen-street,— John Karle, Tea-broker. High-street. ]\[ORTH SHORE-To Let, a New J-i House of 10 roomß, well situated, and suitable (or lodging house; also, Furnished Cottage.—X. and X, Duder. Devonport Store For Sale. ANEW Sbc-roomefl Verandah Cottage HZtt BtUd). with soullery, tank, tec, for Sale, on Riobmbnd Road; Allotment 6Q x ISO, or. If preferred. 90. x 180 (oorner lotL Terms eaa_.-A.ipjy tp R. Lalng. Piotonatreof. (CARROTS fo_r Horse ana Cattle Feed, J very oheap. For _ale at Marriott, Auctioneer, Karangahape Boad. fjpO SPORTSMEN.—For Sale (Cheap), I Double-barrel Breech-loader (CF), Small Duck Gun, Two Double-barrel Muzzle-loaders, One Ferret, Well-trained Pointer, and one Tent UO x 81—Address Sportsman, this office. "DOCriy NOOK. —For sale, a large XX Honse, ln good order, and nearly an aore »nd _ half ot land tastefully planted.—F. G. Ewlngton. 17IOR ABSOLUTE SaLE, Desirable .' Property at Northcote, Takapuna, con sisting of New Five-roomed Cottage, oowßhed. stable, &0., together with 03 aoros Splendid Land, a portion of which is orohard and culti vation. Good piece of bush. This property is for abselute Bale, and <s well worthy the atten tion of investors, &c—D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent. Queen-Btreet. FOR SALE, Lincoln-street, Ponßonby, House of seven rooms, good well, wood shed, &o.; allotment, 66x100. fenced and planted • vory cheap, only £310.—D. F. Kvans, K^te Agent. Qnoen-atreet-f. m ■________ ____ IP OB IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome -_- Villa; almoat new, and in flrst-olass order; Babies, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, oupboards, eto., etc.; situated In Hacket street, near the steps leading down to boaob at foot of St Mary's Koad; pleasant. Wealthy, and desirable position; must bo oold at onoe. Price. 001y£300.-D. F. Kv^nS, Kstate agent, Queen- BtrGStj '."■-'-. \i-OR SALK, Business Premises at S. Mount Kden, situate lv main road; a splendid opening for a Chemist, as at present there is not one ln this large and populous distriot. The building Is now. substantial, and weU flnished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on tbo premises*, or ot D. F. Evans, Estate Agent. Quef-r.-etreet ______ PUKEKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 aorea. about 1} miles from Tuakau Station, with Three-roomed Cottage, work- Bhop, dairy, cowshed, pigsties. Sec a splendid stream runs throngh the property; all fenoed and subdivided; about 60 aores In grass, the reßt cultivated; soil is first- olasa. Good metalled road all the way. Very cheap-price, £600.— D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent. ■ IpOR IMMEDIATE SALE. TO FARMERS (a Bargain).-.?, aores Very Good Fern Land, with good substantial Farm house a-dOutbuildinßß, &0., &o. The Land Is well waterod and partly Improved, situato near Holensvllle Hallway Station. Price only 8470. Full partloulars from D. F. KVANS, Kstate Agent, next" Herald," Queen-street. . ■ 886 Ij.ARMS FOR SALE.—Waikato-A X} vory desirable aad snug little* Farm, Bltnated on-the banks of the Waikato R^ver, very comfortable Homestead consisting of— House of Six Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, to. Area, about'K~» aores of good fertile' Land, hu_ dlvided into Paddooks, Orchard, and a splendid Slcoa of mixed bush. Sohool and Railway tation adjacent. Price. £850, And several others. Full partloulars on ap plication tb D. F. KVANS, Estate Agent, Queen-street (next "Herald" Ogee). E*. O R S A L B, CLARKMONTSTRKKT, Seafleld View-A Very Deairable Allotment, oulto level, fenoed, and ready for building on, 33 x 116. for £100. N EWM ARRET-Verandah Cottage, a rooms register oven, good well, Sco„ oorner allotment* 33x100, lot £250.- MONTAGUK-BTRBST, Newton—Verandah Cottage, 4 tiooras, Q-Otme&t ..bout 33 x 95; oheap, only £180. " D. F. KVANP, Kstate Agent, next Herald Offlce, Queen-street. A LLOTMENTS I ALLOTMENTS! CHEAP, DESIRABLE, AND FIRST-OLASS BUILDING SITES. COLLEGE RO AO-33 x 125, for £132 GRAGK-S.REBT, Ponsonby-BeauUful Villa Sites, 10 feet frontage, at £3 per foot GRAOE-STRKET-Corner Lot, 38x117, for ~95 GRACK-STRKKT (Stuart . street! — Splondld Villa Sites, eaob 40 x 120. for £100 These lots are unsurpassed; tho position and quality of soil Is second to none. ANGLKSEA-STREET-Lotß 10 x 130, at £100 eaoh _____" NKWTON ROAD-33 x 99. at £68 eaoh OLARKMONT-STRKKT-33X116, fenced. &&, for £100 ■ , SHBLLY BEACH—Corner Lot, 100 x 165, for £225 -. OLARiINC _-STREET--40 feet frontage, at £1 • per foot BAILK'-'S PADDOCK-Lots 33 x 90, at £10 ' j * And many other Lots. FuU partloulars from I D. F. EVANS, ' - Kstate Agent, , li- O R SALE, 1 C MARAMARUA. PAHI, KAIPARA. B An Improved Farm of 100 aores, nearly all s ploughable land. Tho Farm Is for absolute B sale, owing to business matters oalllng the owner away trom the district. It is one of the 8 boat selections on tho well-known estate oi Captain Colbeck. The improvements consist of a new six roomed House, papered aud painted, ocunpletc boundary fence; sovnuty acres of good grass a subdivision for gardon and orohard, two gooc i pißSties, good Bhanty. 11l xl 2 feet, fowl-house , nud offloes. A never-failing creek runs througl **, the property, whioh Is aooeßßlble by land ane water. Stook can be taken at a veluation i: desired. For further partlo-lars, apply to MBSTCALI.K Se HILL. Or, 29. N.Z, mquranoe Buildlngß. B. TONKB & CO. Qneen-_treat. F. j; MOSS]. |W. F. O'SULLIVAN ■ _7\ J. MOSS & CO. O A) • J.AND AND ESTATE AGENTS, d Shortl-nd-street. d io FOrt SALE, a Large Allotment In Brlghto _ Road, ParneU (100 x 300). , LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 acres. » 11U aCRKS near Tuakau; 50 acres In grass, k ig malnder open fern and bush, Prioe, $500, , c 36 ACKKS, all Improved, close to the Whangi ~ rata Railway Station; -sood house, oov 10 Bhed, barn, Seo. ; w*oll suited for fruit gro . Ing. A LAItGK SEOTION 11 Bereßford-street, I foot frontagei 600 ACRES, partly Improved, 19 miles froi - < - - Auokland, and 1 mile from railway statloi Sood 8-roomed House, and all necessary QU ulldings. Price, £1650. In addition to the above, we hove a Lars Number of Town ond Country Properties ft Bale, Including Bomo Large Blooks of land 1 , tho Waikato District. >"-_, _ . I F. J. MQ3S "_ CO., Shortland-Btr-et. Por continuation, see First Page



. P-blio Notices. ! ptLOSED FOE STOCK-TAKING . V. MONDAY. TUBBDAY& WEDNESDAY ENTKANCB IK W____Bl_-Y-STR-_-~ , All Acoounts not settled for will be handed t< my Solicitor. J. M. MoLACHLAN, DRAPER, 222, QCKBN-STREEIT. TO THE ELECTORS OF FRANKLIN NORTH. We, the undersigned, will Meet all Trains rrom Anokland at, Ponro-o -tation, conveying Passengers to Otahuhu, on Jane 15,1882. Fares as übub*. BBNALLAOK & 00., Fronrietore. M E D l C * L DR. SCHWABZBACU may be Consulted for Diseases of the KYE, KAR, and THROAT at Albert Park (Mrs Spiers's). Prinoes-Btrßet! Auokland. Hours: From 10 to 1. I BEG to Thank tbe Gentlemen wbo so kindly Bympatbised with me on Saturday night ln providing me with Crookery.-Jamo, Stevenson, Union Terraoe, Union-street. - T Ofl BAGS F0 WL WHEAT, to arrive A- V\" .on Monday, per Rotomahana, and for sale by L. v.. Katon. aOUBES BOILT on tbe Weekly Pay ,.~„~ v e? t System.-Apply, No, 2. Grafton Road, Kyber Pass, WEYRE, Kid Glove and Hat Depot, o v f Victoria-street. 50 Boys' Dark Tweed Bults from Bs, worth £1; Gold Thimbles, Is, worth 2b ; All Wool Dress Serge. lOd. KOO YARDS All Wool Saxony *_**-r V Flannel. Whito, is 3d; Scarlet. Is SJu", worth 2e. Six-button Lepine Blaok Kid uloves, 2b fld pair.—Wm. Eyre, Vlotoria-street. REPAIttS Warranted for two years. New Maohinos at 2s 6d per week.—D.... Chambers, 70, Queen-street (opposite Bank of A GENTLEMAN, having large ex perience in both Home and Colonial Markets, and who is proceeding to Englnnd at au early date, Is opon to undertake any Commissions for Auokland merchants or others nt the usual rate.—Address, X., STiit Office. rg-0 FARMERS AND OTHERS. The undersigned have on Band a Splonded Samplflof TARTARIAN SKED OATS.also 6.C00 sacks Prime FEED OATS, at lowest current rates. E. MITCHRLSON Se CO., ho. 19, Queen-atreet wharf. DKVONPORT STEAM FERRY CO.. Li_nr_.m ALTERATION OP TIME TABLE. NOTJOEi-On and aftor WEDNESDAY, Hth inst.. the seoond morning boat from the North Shore will leave the Devonport Wharf at 7.20. and tho Viotoria Wharf at 7.30 a.m. JAMKS BAKKR, Traffic Managor. A& LJARQUE CUMBRIA, J|y__W X> FROM LONDON. ___ , Conßlgneos are requested to ■™"'"~ ———— pass entries and obtain delivery orders from the undersigned for their Goods Without delay, Cargo Impeding the dlsoharge of the vessol will lie landed and Stored at Consignees' risk and expense. A Sight Entry to olesr the vessel will be pawed at 10 o'olook a.m. TO-MORROW, the lfttfl Inst. THS NKW SKALAND SHIPPING CO., Limited, Agents. Anokland, June 12,1882. OAPTiitr NiOHOtsoKf wUI not be responsible for any Debts contracted by bis Crew. N ° T l ** * _As it Is the intonUon of tho Trnstees in the Kstate ot Faym. smith, Fanaer. Whangarei, to oeolare a Dividend on the flrat day ot July J? 83' a_l Aooountß must bo rendered in full to the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW, *_ m . ANDBBW SCOTT, /Trustees. Whsngarei, April 15,1882. OEMOVINiG TO NEW PREMISE.. Qheap Cash OF Furniture, Carpets, JJedding, &c. LINOLEUM, Best Quality, reduoed toil. yard. LINOLEUM, Seoond „ „ 3/g ~ TAPESTRY OARPET3 „ _/. „ THIR WHOLE OF OUR LARGE STOCK J-JKDUCBD JjiROM 1Q TO «5 PUR CENT.. TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE BEFORE REMOTING TO NEW SHOW ROOMS IN VICTORIA-STREET. T. & H. C OOKE> 1-9, QUEEN-STREET (Between Messrs. Fisher and Co.'s and Bank of New Zealand), gINGER gEWING TITACHINES HKCSIVED HIGH AWARDS AND SPECIAL HONOURS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, CHRISTCHURCH, TWO GOLD MEDALH AND. TWO SILYBR MEDALS. !NEW FAMILY MACHINE, With Latest Improvements, May b_ had on Time Payments of 2s. to, a Whkk, without extra oharge for Intereßt. Maohlnes (all classes) thoroughly Repaired at Factory Prices. LARGE NEW PREMISES NOW OPEN, Letter, to be addressed— " The SiNfi-B Company, .61, Queen-street, Auokland." SPKOIAL EXTRA QUALITY COTTONS AT OO3T PRICK. A? 11 Ah TO tIO.OO. LENT on BulldiB« ; 3m X%J Sooiety prindples, or on other terms i to suit borrowers. Allotments nought and ; Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. See Listol i Properties for sale on .th page. Six per oent allowed on money deposited for investment.— ■ C. Williamson, Land. Estate and Finanoi-J Airent and Valuator, Vnloan Lane. l —: , _^ OPERATIC fi L A S 8, P X R A TI O \J It A 8 B, MR. GORDON GOOCH has the honour t< announce to his musloal friends and other lAd) and gentlemen amateurs, that hia Class for the practice of Balfe's popular Opera "THB , BOHR MIAN GIRL " will oommenoe about the end of June. The tee of membership will be 10/0, and wil 1 entltlo each member, to one oompUmentarj 3 tiokot to the Concert performance. As the stud; j of the muslo will necessitate 6 months' zealoui 3 attention and work before Its production li f oonoert form, Mr. Gooch hopes.—by making thi fee for admission very modorato,—that al - amateur vocalists desirous ot taking part in thi _ work will be ablD to join Class, and enter (cm , mnore) Into tho praottoo ot tho Opera muslo. 1 The weekly ine-tinca will bo held on Thure i. day ovonlngß. at 8 o'clock, ln tha fcohool Roon l at roar of Supreme Court, All ladles and ger 1 men desirous of joining Class, and at the earn f ym.o spending many musical evenings of prat tioe, aro requested to send in their namea an timo before the announcement of first meetlDt Albert Park, HOT LAKES! HOT LAKES j HOT LAKES . IMPORTANT NOTICE, TOURISTS Intending to. visit theae Naturt I Wonders of New Zealand oan obtain throng RETURN -TICKETS (including Guides, Boa and Coach Hire, Hotel Accommodation, Sec together with every Information, from th Uhderßlgnod. who have been appointed Sol 9* agents in Auokland for Mr William Kbll. Proprietor of the PALACE HOTEL, Ohini a_ mutn, ». *• First-class Accommodation for Visitors dnrln both Winter and Summer Months. 80 ■ * Private Sitting, smoking, and Roadin m * *' Rooms. ' ■ 11~ , 8.1 L Lt|A~R DS. i? Coaches; Buggies, and Saddle Horses tor Hit h- Conveyances meet every Steamer. METCALFE Ss HILL. — 29, N.Z. Insurance Buildings, June 3rd, 1882 i Agen



.—1- ————————■—■_—■_->___--_---—.__________ jt* ersonai. - rpHE Person who took a Silk Umbrella '. X f.otn the Dress Circle, Opera House, on last Friday night, will pleaso return samo to No. 36.8hortland-Btreet. .■„. 3 JP MISS O'BIERNE does net call for ■A. the Articles she left with tie within seven days from tbis date, they will be sold to pay ax peusea.—Mrs O'Connor, Welleßley-street, liQßt and Found. I' OST, the top half ot a plain sold Soli- J tairo Studi-Flnder rowarded on return- Ing to this offlce. LOST.-Lady's Silver Hunting Watch^ with gold chain and 2 lockets attached,— botween College Hill and Queen-street.—Any porsons returning same to this offloe, will be ' rewarded. LOST, —From Freeman's Bay, on Fri day last, a 16 feet Boat, painted white with red bottom —Finder will be rewarded on applying at B_ab office. . X*l REWARD. - Lost, Lorn Shelly -3W-_L Beach, a Brown Colt. 3 years old, with rope around neck.—Apply to J. Cargo, Ot G.'Lendrnm, Queen-atreet I ijjEWARD.— Lost, Gold Locket (horse". Jl ~j shoo face) with Pendant attached.— Address Mr J. CoUlok, Welleßley-atreet West. FOUND, a sum of Money in Onehanga, —Owner can havo the same by giving partloulars, &o to C, J, Kemp, Church-street, Onehunga, and paying cost of this advertise ment. Meetings. > j*,| R POOLEY'S MUSICAL SOCIETY. First Meeting THIS (Monday) EVENING, at 7.30. Lodge-room Y.M.O.A. J. HOWDEN, Hon. Seo., Shortland-street, CJT. SEPOLCHRE'S MUTUAL IM-. KJ PROVBMKNT SOCIETY.-A SnOolat Mooing of Members Is called for THlß(Monday 1 EVENING, at 8 o'olook sharp. AUCKLAND BAND OF HOPE UNION. Important Notice to Cboib;—The Meotlnp ' will be hold in tho Newton Congregation-. School-room Edinburgh-street, TOMORROW (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7.30. lit-f*. H. ROTHERHAM, I. Choir Seoretaryv t JW-EWTON BAND OF HOPE. -, B'-BLIC MEETING "THIS EVENING, In the Congregational Sohoolroom. Addressee. Songs, Recitations, and Instru mental Music. W. SPRAGG, Hon. See. A UCKLAND COURSING CLV B. A Meeting ot tho Club will be held on TT - S DAY, Jnne 13, at 7.30 p.m.. at the Thistle Hou.-_.-v for tho pnrpose of enrolling Members and ap pointing Committee nnd Officers, and to tran sact any other bußinoss that may arise. G. THWAITES, Hon, Seo. pro. tern. "BURLY, CLOSING ASSOCIATION*;Jj'! A Speolal General Meeting of the Eurty Closing ABBOOintion will be held In the Work. . ing Men's.Club, on TUESDAY EVENING, the 18th lnetrfat 8 o'clook. when Grocers, and too - i interested in the movement,' are respectfully requested to attend, . . i WM. SMITH. . ■ ' Uhairmarj. '.- TjlBA-KLIS NOR T H Major Harbib will address the Btecton as under:— Woo-Side—Monday evening, 12th instant. at haif-paßt seven o'clook, at the Sohool houso. . Manorre-Wednesday evening, Uth Inst., at half-past Beven o'clock, in the School houee. \ "KTEW ZEALAND LOAN AND> ■A-. MERCANTILE AGENOY COMPANY (LIMITED). Notioe is hereby given that the Annual Local! Meeting of the New Zealand Loan and Moreen-1' tlio Agency Company (Limited) will be held at tho* Office of the Company, at Auokland, or» , THUR dDAY, the 6th day of July, 1882, at noon. FRBDK. BATTLEY, Boorotary. Anokland, Ju_o 9,1882. | ! lU.ii... . in _-__-_-—--_--- v——— _ _________ _ ~-. Tenders. '______ r|. O BUILDERS. Tenders will be received up to noon or. THUKSIIAY. July 13, for the Ereotion and Completion ot Additions to the Bank of New Realand, Auokland, Plans, Sec, at our offices, Queen-street. EDW. MAHONEY & SON, AlOhit-Otß. Star continuation, au First Poos ."' ■■ . i in i ' ■ ; Anc-IQBB. ** O - M O X R O W, AT 11 O'CLOCK A.M. ...;■ ---NEL S0 N a\*PL IS SI Ex's.s, Hawea, from Nelson. R. ARTHUR WILL Sell by auction, at bis Mart," Queen-Btreet. Tomnwow at 11 o'olook a.m., ._ QO CASES OF SUPERIOR AND WELL UXJ ASSORTED APPLES, packed o__; P.esaly for this market. TO-MORROW, NOON. To bk Sold by auotion, AT ARTHUR'S MAX T^ (Furniture Department), A SUPERIOR Tricord PiJ.no, byl H." „_•__., kaDße.*. Co- Ma-deburg; a Superior Musloal Box, els tunes, A Walnut Drawing-room Suite, fanoy oovers _ Dining-room and Parlour Suites, various. Hall Hat Stands, Superior Tapestry Carpets. Hearth Rugs, Loo and Square Tables, Chairs. Iron and Wood Bedsteads and Cots; Lot ot Dining and Cane-bottomed Chairs; Palliasses. Mattrasaes, Pillowe,BCheßts of Drawers: Book'- Cases, Oheffoniers, Washstandß. Toilet Sets. Toilet Tables, Toilet Glasses; Dinner, Fruit, and Tea Services; Glass and Earthenwaret Kltohen Utensils, Stoves, Grates. Ovens, Sow ing Maohlnes. Fenders, &c. „.? aoJ: Saddles. Bags and Hobbles; a GooiS Sidesaddle. Balanoe of Confectioner's Stook — Confec tionery and Glaßse., Glass Case, Fruit Baskets. Counter, &o. • • • &f ' Cutlery-I'Case o£ Assorted Cutlery: Axes,; oCO. . V7"R& GMjB,M%SUm9«' B*': Clocks and Watohes. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14,, At 12 o'clock, J ? J{ GENTS' CLOTHING, r LADIES' CLOTHING, __0. CARBINES & TAYLOR WILL sell by auotion at tbeir Sale Room, Queen-street, on Wednesday, at 12 o'clock, Good Mahogany Chest Drawers Good Mahogany Table 8 Pleoes Drugget, Lot Trimmings ' , 12 Bonnets, 2 Large Bales Clothing 20 Ladieß' Ulsters, Ladles' Dresses Work Box, Kitohen Utensils, tec Geld Alberts, Watohes and Chatos Single-barrel Gun, Flowers, Swing Sec sec, tec, " ' [ AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. . ." t ' ■ ■ j , THURSDAY, JUNE 15, ' noon. "y . ■■■. PONSONBY ROAD, ' VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD » FURNITURE, , PICTURE*?, PLATED GOODS | GLASS AND EARTHENWARE. l R, ARTHUR / , i R^tsa^_!as!ft i _^-^_»A«S£SS 1 sonby Road and Grajio-streot. on Th„rS_ST 0 nrct. the 15th tart., at 12 o'clook noon. Ttoßa *" * HIS WELL-SELECTED AND VAhXT _ Pnfj^^^&W^ 1 hay ng had but little us-Tand bSK well cared for, consisting of Otatae_. " room, Parlour. Bed-room, and Kitchen. 1, requlßltes. -_~~-.a {t MASSIVE DINING TELESCOPE TAKr _• Dining-room Suite in Morocco (anlecoM.' Sideboard with .Mirror Back tfrSfi, Caspet*. Hearthrugs. Fender aMS i irons. Fire Screen. Laoe CortainiT ir._~. •' , Chato, Ladies' Chairs, BB»rior.._£-X _ ELECTRO - PLATED WAJM !__ll « _ - h Quality) -Cruet.. LmthwnJ: L^ •* Forks, Plokles. &.."' a D°°he. >_ CUTLERY-Knives, B6 t of Carvers ln case X CHINA AND GLASSWARE _ IT_.„~. If. Ol°no'*Serv- 3 e.l'eaandßw a kf^ B2™ o .- A Offiß_G%a_^guj^s_ '«• ToUet Glassflß, Otxsffi_____& J¥-Ie» ---any oheet of -rawerSK(S 6a?d a£oa.- -•ting, Mats, Oiloloth, __&» n~- n -* a, _ Tools. Mangle LftTO-^iS. c Uflßßt ot Portable B XML at%af e MK: n Larß2 » Kitohen Ute___B,otc; •** Mti* Ou View on the ni_-_i-g"or the dcy.ot sain. * - to (Continued on Fourth Poqe,}.