TELEGRAMS.

(FROM OUR OWN CTIU-KSPONDENT.)

COROMANDEL, tbis day,

THK TOKATEA. - The manager reports bavins got 1251b3. superior picked stone ■thia morning from the intermediate level. V ■_•__ Zc is still looking well, and tho gold is much coaiser than usual.

(PER PBKSS ASSOCIATION.)

W*NGANOI, this day,

James Redmond and Alexander Douglas Bovd, charged with as_aulting Captain Pope en board the steamer Tui on Sunday last, vyeio brought beforo the Resident Maps trato Boyd was sentenced to a fortnight s imprisonment, Redwood being discharged.

WELLINGTO N, this day,

The Balclutha petition to Parliament is being signed by the sufferers by the .Kaitsngata disaster, praying for enquny into the administration of the Relief * und.

CBRISTCHURCH, this day. Tho body of a woman, about 40 was found this morning floating in the Avon. A -eneral meeting of the Shipping Com nany. held this morning, unanimously con firmed a resolution for a re-increase of of Mothcna (Rakaia district), named Anderson, was out pig luting »» the beginning of the week, and fell down a steep declivity, which seemed to affect his heal A friend went for assistance, and whenhe returned Anderson had dis appeared and has not since been found. It is feared he got into the river, which was in flood.

DUNEDIN, thisday.fß

At the City Court, Allen and John Boyd were fined 20s each and costs for a breach of the Rabbits Act.

THE EGYPTIAN TROUBLE.

Thousasids of Destitute Refugees.

[REUTERS TKLEGRAMS],

LONDON, Juno 22. Tel-H-BAHS aro to hand announcing that large numbers of European refugees from Egypt arc daily reaching Malta and Cjpru. The arrivals already number several thousands, most of whom are in an utterly destitute condition.

POLICE COURT.-This day.

(Before J- »• Maodonald, Ksq., R.M.) n-nHK —Bllzaboth Spelrs, Robert Foreshaw and John Leonard ware punished for thi. offence.-Laonard, being very disorderly, Was "d&S. YAM^ohn Mulr was called, but did nnt appear, in answor to a oharge ot neglecting to 01-an his private yard io Custombouße-.tree. West bx which a nuisance waa canted.—Mr j Cotter appeared tor the Counoll. - George Goldle, sanitary inspector, produced a copy of hv-lawNo. 6: he went on the Sth Inst to tho pram-ies. and found tha yard up to his ana la in filth and stagnant water.—Thomas Hodges, -Lsalatant. corroborated the previous statement. -Mr Cotter said this waß the "Second charg. wbichbad bean ■ brought against Mr Mulr.— Klaed 20s and coots. ._____-... -v K--AW-.V __F->-.-tNTia__.-_£dward Lionel WlUon was charged with a breach of the Master and Apprentice Act, 1885. by abssnt inir himself from his masUrs servioe daring thepreaent manth.-Defendaat said ha stayed away occasionally: other boys oo«»d him.- Mr Prince, ot tha firm of D*vy aod Prlnoo boot man-fao«ares, said be waß very Borry to bring the boy up. but this lad had absented himself for 17 days, and hia father had no proper control over him.—The boy sll.ht'y blabbered, and ooasented to go ____. toThis employers-Hls Worship told him to bo back to his duties, and In order to teat his condmot. adjonrned the case for a fortnijtht. _ A BLOOMin-i BH-.M!--—Richard Gob.-, waa Charged with calling Charles Bloom a snsak and hypocrite on the 20th Inst. O.mplainan t, an old man, who .seined to ba very deaf, d* nosed to defendant's conduct, he certainly could not walk fast, but ha was never a sneak, and he repudiated the oharge of hypocrisy. *c lived In West Qnisn-street-Cefeadant said be waa one of the best friends complaioant ever had. He attended to him In his weakness, and rabbed acid Into his back.-Hiß Worship said it was clear there was a grievance botween them, and the best thing he oould do was to b nd him ovor to keep the peace.- Defendant: -Jon tdo that,your Worship.-Ordered to be bound ovor in his own recognlzanoe of £5. to, keep the peace for two months. ' Ohl that s a blooming shame 1' I APPLICATIONS UND-.R THB IJOBHSINO -_Or.— Mr Theo. Cooper applied to the Court, on behalf of Mr Thomas Maoffarlane. under sec tion 167 of the Licensing Aot, for an order eroMbitlng hotelknepsrs from supplying ap ' Stout, son. -.avid Wllkl. Maoffarlane. with _nto_ic_..ng drinks.-!homas Maoffarlane de nosed that he was an aooountant in bankruptoy. that bla eon. aged 27. had for seme time past given way to'continued habits of intemperance, and hai. through Buch habits, lost a valuable situation. Hb desired tho Court to sane a piihibltory or4er.-His Worship said if. after the issuing of Bach order, any hotelksep.r knowingly supplied liquor to the person men. Stoned in the order, the fine would bs J3IO, without any modification.- Order to JU>sn».- A Similar application was granted to Mrs Annie au livan. whose hnsband.Hugh Sullivan, fisherman, of Alb.rt-streat, had been, drunk for four months, and, although earning £$ per week, had lett her and her ohlldren to Btarve. —Another appUcatlon was granted to Francos. the wife of John MoLellan, carter, Parntll. Applicant deposed that her hniband had been drinking hard for two years, and was going to ' Sin. while she and her five children were fre quently lett without the necessaries of life. Assa. I.T -ThomasTaylor, a seaman on board , the British ship Cumbria, was charged with striking Henry Brown, on the 21st lastant.- Kemanded until to-morrow. J»,m~_ LAHOsm-v.-Wllllam Crosaley, alias Clifford, waa charged with the larceny af a opat, and Bin! value*. 10s, on the 19th Ootober last, the nr-perty of Mlohael Gallagher. - Sergeant Gamble opened the caw far the prosecutlon.- Mtchael Gallagher, of Symonds-Btreet, deposed that in Ootober last he was proprietor of tha Thistle. During that month he observed in the Stab a description of a coat, &o„ in the hands of tto police. Looked In his room, and missed Blmlla"artioles; went to the Police Station and Identified the artioles as his property. The coat alone was worth six guineas, the pin 10s. - Did not give permission to any one to take the things. The room was not looked. Prlioner stopped him in the street, and said he was the thief, and hoped he (Mr Gallagher.) would not proseoute him. as he was going to the gumflelds, and inteaded to turn oyer anew, leaf; did not wish to iajure the prisondr, who was a stranger to Mm, but. the matter waa In the hands of the police. -By._eV Ab«ham Asher. Pawnbroker, Quee n stroet. dapoaed thatprlsonar oalled at his office oithe 19th ootober. and effetea to.pawna^pta : lent him 8s on It; subsequently hefought the ooat of prisoner; was oertain that prisoner was thSnenwn who oalled at his offie*-pwj£bie K. Jones arrested the Prl»°n6* h °^?% ?S_££°r he said he had arranged fltbJtojJaltogher about payment, and was going -J^W"*- Prison-rfayoung man of decent appelant*; said he had r-speotable friends, .andmade a moving appeal to the Court for lenlenoy. as he wlshedto leave the country and lead a better life -His Worship referred to the previous con duct of the young man, and ordered only one month's imprisonment, eoomu^tlon in the meantime to be made to bis friends In this country. . ', This was all the business.

BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS AT DEVONPORT.

Dhbino the past two or three years the c_ftr__ ingrr-arinesuburbofDevonporthas been making Klgantlo strides in the march of improvein||t, and we have from time to time had occasloif to notice the enterprise of the inhabitants. We are Sl_dtolearai that the good people across the _,at_r are not satisfied with the laurels they ? ltUttl, htenc.ofs a?e now being invited. £_-. J^ -handsome block of buildings in Vic willbo nj^° Qw™niivpr Mays.hay ng a fron toria Road for Mr Oliver Aiay",!. & toTh* abuliXV wfu bo tWo&s Ugh fSSu rTfhric- and cemented. The facade is b2. iU ?L Tiftllan ordor of architecture, and is aaer handsome. Half of tho building exceedingly na^uso-ne. x ocoupa ffiS. a_rl we°a.e i_S-^Sdt_St totorteSaa mak% Uonanawoareiuiuiijxs connection MR?^S_^afflMMdffl^^co.Jntho with the Ppswnice aim * illbonn arc hed centre ol the bui^g there wu>» rf gatowayleading to stobies in^ o block 0 SSSS^Sia Wwo shops. The upper story wUlbe utilised foristorage Dudor Not t0 •._i__^enstSmary enterprise, havo Brolhe^'ATrn_rifor to prepare plans for oqm inst-ructod Mr Hartley to prey * adjoining mod-ous refreshment rooms, c^, Btreet and Beacn rottl'v MaJS - s b i oo £, after the two stories, and like Mr ™ag»» . completed Italian stylo. When tho l^"^.S^ MT _\_ ove it is tho fntontion .or «lw propi^vw „ and &- m&&__i__&__z _j®SffiisSS«« frontage to Churon street Brothers ro ptaco in M 7 01-y in the colony.

THE SUEZ MAIL.

ANGLO-COLONIAL NOTES.

_____ [FROM OUR OWN COKUESPOHDENT]. | LONDON, May 8. THE SENSATION PLAY OF THE SEASON.

Another interesting theattical occasion, at which I assisted the other day, was the first night ef "Odette" at the Haymarket. This.play is an adaptation of Sardou's comedy of the same name, which was pro duced at the Paris "Vaudeville," in Dec. last, and has been running ever since. It is a very peculiar piece, and all literary aad fashionable London assembled to witness the premier. The story deals with the lortunes of Odette, an eminently French wife and true Parisienne, who considers it no sin to slip from virtue's path to long as the false step is not found out "My bus- j band does it, why not I V she asks, and j this is the keynote of the piece. " Udette " is iv a prologue and three acts, and the pro- { logue is the strongest part of the play. It opens in Paris at Odette's, or rather ', at Lady Henry Trevene's (for that is her ' full title)* residence. Hither (i.e., to her j boudoir) Miladi returns from the opera : with three gentlemen—Philip Eden, her j husband's friend; Prince Trenbitzkoy, a Russian ; and John Stratton, a kindly cynic I (capitally played by Arthur Cecil). Lord I Henry is away in England, and on the table lies a letter announcing that he will not return till the following day. Lady Henry mentions this fact, opparently incidentally, nnd almost immediately Prince Tronbitzkey retires. Stratton, who is suspicious, hints that the Prince will return later in tho night, bnt Eden, too young to be worldly, generously repels the accusation. Meanwhile Odette, who has been to see her sick child, a little girl of four, returns, and having g.ven the gentle men some tea and conversed a little, dis- • misses them. The servants are thou ' summoned, and Miladi retires through the folaing doors to her bedroom, an en trance to which is just visible in tho back ground, aud the lights are extinguished. . For an iuatant all is silence, and then one ' hears voices in tho passage. Loid Henry has roturned unexpectedly, and meeting Eden and Stratton, insists on their coming back with him for a brandy and soda. ' There is a bright fire, so mi-lord declines to have the gas relit, and tells the servant on no account to allow mi-ladi to bo disturbed. He will enjoy her surprise pre sently himself. The gentlemen converse in low voices for a few minutes, and then Btop all at onco, apprehensively. There ia a step in the aiie passage leading to the street, the passage^which all three are aware should be closed at this hour. Lord Henry steps quickly to the passage door and finds it unlocked. Almost at the same moment the handle is gently tried, and a muffled figure enters slow.y. It gaa 8 round the dimly fire lit hall, and apparently seeing nothing, steps quickly across and is jutt about to put a hand on tho handle of Odette's room, when her husband steps forward and seizes him. "A light," whispers Lord Henry, "a light; let us sco who the tceundrel is." Eden strikes a match and brings a candle, the mufflers are torn off, and a face the picture ' of shame and confusion revealed—Prince ' Tronbitzkey. " I swesr your wife is inno- ! cent 1" cries thia unfortunate gay Lothario. '!Liar," retorts the husband, "your face belies you," and then, overcome with horror and anguish, he falls half-senseless into a chair. Eden hurries off the luckletfl J Princa, and Stratton tries to revive Lord ' Henry. By-and-bye the_ latter racaver. J partially andbegins to consider thesituatioD. ' HegoestoOdette'sdoor andknocks. Think ingit her lover, Miladi steals softly forth. - " H'sh," she says, " is all quiet, eh ? Keep iway for a moment." She half thrusts Lord Henry behind her till they get inside ' the folding doors. Then with a relieved i smile and a loving "Ah 1 Prince," Odette , turns round with open arms and sees-her , husband, The situation is surely one of the most powerful ever invented even by « Sardou, and words cannot do justice to I MadameModjeska'ssuperbactingnsOdette. i The change from the languorous smile of i it loving and beautiful woman to the i startled shame of a discovered and.adul- ] terous wite, was marvellous. Her half- i suppressed but soul-thrilling shriek ran i through one, and her growing agony, as < with one comprehensive glance she realised - that all bad been discovered, was unsur passable. Somo scornful words of Lord ] ti eury's, however, soon call Odette to her- < lelf. " What is the matter," aha asks, i '• Why this absurd etckmdrel lt is nothing, ' -iily a small intrigue. Doubtless Lord , Eenry has enjoyed twenty such since they i were married. Let them say no more, and 50 to bed." Lord Henry, however, declines ■ this simple, but interesting expedient. In < bis eyes Odette has become very bad indeed, , _nd her extraordinary talk only makes things worse. " Ab," Bhe continues, "I | loved you _nd respected you, but you , never understood me. Well, get a , iivorce; I am willing." The hus- > band, however, is not willing. He , loes not approve ef a law which allows vicious wives to. marry their paramours. , Ddettemust, however, leave his house at ,nee—yes, in tbe middle of the night—and .ever see her child again. This decision is a horrible shock to the wife, and the jurtain falls on her frantic rage and grief, , is Bhe prepares to make her departure.' After this prologue the audience naturally .xpected a strong play, but they were dis jointed. The thread of the narrative is re inmed fifteen years later. Odette has dis ippcared; sho is living anywhere and , everywhere; her daughter, now grown to womanhood, believes her dead, and , .hcrishes the legendof a.saintly mother who .as been drowned in boating at JSice, while jtories of her steady decline, her debts, the questionable and " brackish" society which she keeps, come from time to time to the ears of her husbind and her friends. During the Ion? second act she does net sppear, It is occupied partly with intro- Incing the audience to her daughter Eva— a rather silly ingenue, it must be owned, and partly.with a wmry discussion, appro priate enough in France, where divorce is a burning question, bHt quite out of place In England, as to the right and wrong of Lord Henry's conduct. The third act is much more lively. The scene is also at Nice, in the houso of an American adventurer, with whom Lady Henry is stay ing, one Dr. Broadway Wilkes, spiritualist, quack doctor, and proprietor of a private gambling-hell. The first part, which is purely comic, of this scene is made note worthy by the admirable acting of Mr Brookfield as Narcisse, the doctor's servant, whose conversation with the cynical Jack Stratton (Mr Arthur Cecil) fairly carries away tho audience. A gambling scandal of the usu£|,l typo serves as a climax at which Lord Henry appears to propose to his wifo ths terms on which Bhe may be saved from the life she is leading. She shall nave money in abund ance 5 but Bhe must not come to Paris or England ; and she must change the name she has dishonoured, for the mother of the young Lord Shandoh, -who loves Eva, makes that ah absolute condition of her consent to-the marriage. It is this scene, in which Odette pours out all the passion of her misery, her bitterness, her revenge, that we have already called one lof the most striking in modern drams, the drawback to it being that it comes after a preliminary scene that is too Ung and too violent a contrast, Odette refuses. She is dead to her daughter; well, then, her daughter is dead tojher. Why should she sacrifice her name, her relics of position, for a child who has been taken from her, who does not know her, whom she does not know? AH that she will at last consent to is to accept Lord Henry's terms, if she may first see Eva, passing herself off as an old friend of the girl's mother. The interview, which closes the fourth act, is tbat which in the French play leaves no dry eye in the theatre, and indeed it is affecting, even in English. Eva conquers. Odette leaves her nnd htr husband for ever, and " dies to the world," the child believing to the end that the weeping woman in whose arms, she has been clasped is her dead mother's friend.

THEATRICAL.

The chief productions of the fortnight are dramatic adaptations of " Ear From thjj Madding Crowd" by Mr Hardy or Mr Comyns Carr, and a new comic opera by the author and composer of 'ißillieTay lor" entitled, fLord Bateman or tho Picotees Pledge.'' Neither seem likely to be very successful, for the drama is not nearly as good as " Tbe Sqnire,'< which it strongly resembles, and the opera, though pretty in places: is admittedly feeble. The successful career of ,the " Lights o London" (whichis played at the Princess Theatre, is by far the most interesting melodrama I remember have seen Joy years) continues unabated, though the 260tn night is close at hand. It will be buc cee-.dby "TheKomaay Bye,'? a |drama by the same author. • . iAn adapiatlpnof Onida's "Moths" is a isuccesse'd'estime at thp' London 01jm_»ic.

"The Colonel" has reached its-410th , consecutive performahce at the Prince 1 of Wales Theatre I AKT. | The Exhibitions at tho Royal Academy and Grosvenor Gallery were opened on the Ist June, and are now attracting the usual crowds In my next I will endeavour to describe one or two of the pictures that are exciting most comment.

NEW BOOKS. The great Looks of the season, so far, are, without doubt, Dr, Ballantine's auto biography and the romance "John Inglesant." So great has been tbe success of ihe former (already a third edition), that several other legal lumi naries have been applied to for "KecoN lections," and will ere long favour the reading world with their experiences. Other fairly notable works-of fiction are Mr James Payn'i "For Cash Only;" Miss Braddon's " Mount Koyal; Mr Cordy Jef ferson's " The Rapiers of Regent's Park ;" and Mr Alexander's "The Freres." | NEW MUSIC. In the way of music the principal songs in "Manola;" the " Mnscotte " and " Boccaccio " are now all the rage. Ihe " Glon Glon " duet in the " Mnscotte " ono hears everywhere, and the vocal waltz In ' * Boccaccio " is also very popular. _ The most melodious comic Bongs whistled in the streets include, " Don't be too particular, Jane," "He's got'cm on," "Converted Eliza," and a chaste ditty with the chorus— I'll tell j onr mother what you've done, 'Taint a bit o( use ot you to run. Tell her where I've been, tell hor what I've seen. Oh I I'll tell your mother what you ye done.

CABLEGRAMS.

[RKUTBB'S tTKUKQBAMS,

SCULLING MATCH,

LONDON, June 22

The sculling match which has been arranged botween Pearce and Largan, will take place on the Thames on July 10. LONDON, Juno 22. Article, have been signed by Largan and Pearce far another sculling match to he rowed upon the Thames. AUSTRALIANS AT SHEFFIBLD. LONDON, June 21. Tho cricket match concluded to-day." The visitors resumed batting, aad succeoded iv making the required number of runs- 99 for four wickots only—thus winning tho match by six wickess. The priucipal scorers were: Matsie, caught, 44; and Bannerman, caught, 36. COMMERCIAL. 245,000 bales have boon sold to date. The market is unchanged, New Zealand wheat is worth 50s, and hemp £29 per ton.

AUSTRALIAN.

- MELBOURNE, June 22. The American baraue Blackwall, timhar ladsn, from Burranu's Inlet, has arrived here from Waratah Bay, where she was taken in distress an the 16th in. t.

FOUNDERING OF THE BULWABK. The barque Blackwall,which arrivod hero to-day, picked up at sea a boat containing the orew ot the ship Bulwark, which foun dered on March 18, during her voyage from Yokohama to Paget Sound. The appeal case, the Cnioa Steawship Company ef New Zealand v. the Mel boarne Harbour Tru«*. f« damages sua. lainsd by the steamer Rotorua In October laat, was heard U day, and a rule nisi waa made to enter a verdict for the plain, tiffs.

ARRIVAL OF H.M.S. NELSON.

Shortly after 1 e'clock thia afternoon tbo signal denoting the approach of a British man-of-war was observed flying from the Mount Victoria flag station. It was at oaco concluded (and ccrrettly so) that the vessel wonld prove to bo the long-expected H.M.S, Nelaon, the aew flagship of the Australian station, nnder command of Commsdore Janus Erskiae. The news speedily spread in town, and in a very abort spaco of time tho wharves and other coigns of vantage were crowded with persons eager to have a view of the wonderful vessel.

The Nelson oame round Ihe Heads about 1.30 p.m., and a few minutes after wards drapped anchor in midstream, almost abreast of Calliope Point. This waa the signal.for the hoisting of flags on share and outer tokens of welcome. The new flagstaff recently erected 'in Albert Park shewed forth conspicuously, adorned with bunting, the warehouses on the wharf nnd vessels in harbour alao having out their colours. Captain Parker, of the Halcione, made his vofflel present quite a gay appearance, and gave extra importance to the occasion by filing a salute from a small canaan on board his a_\y. The A Battery of Artillery, nnder charge of Captain Payne, mustered on Barrack Hill and fired a salute of nine guns, and m many other ways the Nelson received a very warm weloome. H.M.S. Nelson, on close, inspec tion, has the appearance of a very powerful vessel. She has long straight sides rising almost perpendicularly from the water's edge. She has a very short bow, while tho stern presents a very heavy, but yet becoming appearance, She is rigged as a- barque, with spars inclined to be lofty, and altogether seems to be a really formidable ship of war. Of the internal arrangements wo cannot speukat length, so little time being at our disposal this evening, Thero are four 18 ton guns and several 12 ton guns in the battery, and those look really powerful weapons for attack or defence. For minute particulars of the vessel's ar rangements we mnst refer our readers to the account published in Monday evening's Stab. Her list of officers will alia be found there.

We are indebted to Mr H. L. Warren, Chief secretary, for the following re port :—Left Wellington oa the 13th, and had a gale nearly all tho way up, during which the vessel laboured heavily. -Shot dawn the topsail yards, aad thus succeeded ia lighten ing her a little. On the 15th, when outside of Auckland entranoe, shipped a heavy sea, but no damage was done. Arrived off Great Barrier on Monday afternoon. Were ai gun practice on Tuesday, and went into Tryphena the game day. Also visited Port Fituroy, leaving for Auckland this morning, and arriving as above, Shortly after the arrival of the Nelson Mr P. A. Phillips, Town Clerk, commu nicated with the Commodore to ascertain when he would be prepared to receive His Worship the Mayor of Auckland (Mr J. M. Clark) and others. We have not yet heard what reply was returned.

THE PERSONATION CASE.

Verdict of Not Guilty.

IN VERCABGILL, this day. When the charge against T. Booth of pntting names on the Wallace Roll without sufficient authority was called in the Supreme Court to-day, Mr Stout, for de fence, submitted that a certificate granted to Booth in the Election Petition Court would free him from the indictment. The Judge admitted the difficulty, and reserved the point. Afterwards, Court and eousel agreed that proceedings should be stayed in the case of Booth. The charge against Daniel is now proceeding,

Later.

The Supreme Court, after the evidence in the first charge against Daaiols had been heard, Mr Stont, among others, raised the technical objection that neither an indictment, nor by evidence was it showed the Court that proceedings had been commenced as required, within six months Irom the commission of the offence.

His Honour sustained .these and acting under his direction, the jury returned a verdict of "Not Guilty." Mr «tout argued this should rule the other too charges. The Court adjourned till 3 p.m. to allow of instructions being received from tl?e Minister of Justice.

The Pakuranga Hounds will meet at the Three Kings school-house, to-morrow at noon.

Mr Martin Swallow's creditors havere* fused Mr N, J. Lennox's offer to purchase their claims for £40. They decline to agree to any such composition. About a week ago a man named Daniel Milden was kicked by a horse on tbe leg at the book of tho knee. The injury was considered trifling at first, but it has de veloped a very bad abscess.' He is at pro* sent in the Hospital, ' V .7^4

THE NEW TEAS.

[BEUTER'a CABLEGRAM.]

FOO CHOW, June 20. Tbk export ol tea to ',he colonios to date amounts to seven and a half millions of pounds. The price for most descriptions is two taels below quotations at the opening of the season, but the supply offered of finest qualities is small, and the market for those descriptions is firm.

DEPARTURE OF MIRANDA WITH THE GOVERNOR.

(BY TELEGRAPH-OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WELLINGTON, thia day. After prayers, Major Atkinson moved that the Speaker leave the chair, so that members may see the Governor offi All the Ministry and a number of members and a ftw civilians saw him leave. There was no demonstration of any sort,

THE FATAL ACCIDENT.

AN enquiry into the circumstances attend ing the death of Thomas Troan (not Thorne as stated yesterday) was commenced at the Hospital at 2 p.m. . to-day, before Dr, Gsldabro', coroner, and a jury, of whom Mr John McNeil was chosen foteman.— Dr Phil.on, who was the first witness, stated briefly the results of his post mortem examination, which went to shew that the deceased sustained some internal injury— probably to tho bladder — and perhaps caused by the horse treading upon deceased's abdomen after he had been thrown. The cause of death was peritonitis, resulting from infiltration of urine, the bladder having burst. Deceased, when interrogated, had no recollection of the ncoident; he supposed that, owing to his inebriated state, he must havo been thrown from his horse nnd lain on the road all night. • After taking tho evidenco of Walter Paul and James Buckland, the jury re turned a verdict in accordance with tho medical evidence,

BOARD OF EDUCATION.

THK Board met this afternoon, Present; —Metsra Moat (in the chair), Luke Goldie,

and Prime,

Hklinsvillb School.—The tender of Mr Haslet., £296, was accepted for the erection of this school. Tho other tenders were i—Furey, £309; Alfred Bycroft, £319; Ephraim Mills, £324. Railway Tickets.— Notification was received from tbe Government that the railway tickets for teaohers would be issued shortly, aad would cost £1 each. Bdildi-g Grants.-A letter from the Minister of Education stated that in future no portion ot building grants was to be devoted to the payment of rent, school pre mium. &C. Auckland City.—Agreed the accaunt enclosed for repairs bo pal-.—The (Jom. mittee drew attontion to the state of the sohool fnnd. Expenditure hod greatly ex ceeded receipts during the last three months. Surprise was expressed at tbe large amount charged for water for the twtlvo months, viz., £43 Is 3d,—lt was statod that a constant stream of water ran thraagn tbe urinals at Wellealer-strset.— Mr Goldit thought it should W cutoff dally. -Agreed to pay the daM balanco of £13, and drew the attention of the Com mittee to the large charges for water and stationery. Bbbespord-itrket School.—Ths Com mittee drew attention to the fact that this school had more than its complement of teachers, aad painting out that enlarge ment or other steps were necessary.— Agreed that Mr Harrissu bo requested to furnish a list of children from other dis tricts attending his school. Umbbklla Stands.—A vote to provldo umbrella stands for Nelson-street, Wol- Ueley-struot, and High-street schsols was granted. Standard Examinations. -Too City Schools Committee forwarded a re.olution providing that all children should be sent up at the standard examinations.— The chairman did not think the plan conld be carried out in tho form suggested, hut both ho and Mr Goldie thought the question to be one of vital importance, and it was decided that regulations on]the subject be contidered about a fartalgut hence.

(Left sitting.)

THE AUCKLAND EVENING STAB. FRIDAY. JUNE 23,



Mrs O'Leary died of heart disease at the j • Hospital this afternoon. The first quarterly competition of the Auckland Rifle Association takes place a.} Mount Eden range to-morrow afternoon, commencing at ono o'clock sharp._ An old pensioner named Patrick Kane, aged 77. died at tho Hospital last night of S_l debility. He had been an inmate of the institution for about two years, and formerly resided at Onehunga, where hi? tJI-P now resides. He leaves no family. The Hospital authorities return thanks to Mrs Bankt for a parcel of illustrated papers for the use of the patients, >' Sewinc. Machines, wholesale and retail RopaKaSed.-D.BrohamboM.7o, Queen * itreet-lADVT.I k • •' .- . ' . ~..■.■_■ ; If. .:. it-Si. J. J



Anusementa OUNG MEN'- CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION, Corner ot Wellosley and Albert-streets. ANNUAL Coursk OF LBOrUBHfi, 1882. THI* (FRIDAY) EVENING, ENTERTAIN -iENTi Masloal and Literary. " How Merrily We Live " '■• Oome, Dorothy" _~'._ , Reading fram Mark Twaln-Mr Templer " Breathe Soft, ye Winds" ■•TheOlond-oap'dTowerß' Keoltatlon, " Casting of the Bell "-Mr T. Wparg_on " Beaatlf-1 Chimes " • Reading, "Return of Knoch Arden"—Mr Tempter " Cheer Up, Compoßlons " " Uod Save the Queen." Coaduotor—Mr W. Bnnwot.. To oemmsnee at 7.36; seats reserved for Uokat-holdera till 7 20. _~_». Tlokets for the Coarse (to admit bearer and lady), 6»; Slagle Tlokets for Course, w Bd; Binjrle Admission, le; to be obtained from the Booksellers, Members of Com—itteo, and at the Rooms, THOMAS BUDDLE. Hon. Seo. Board ana Kesidence. VACANCY for two or Throe Ge_tl«. __e«>. four minntes from P.O. If per manent, 18* per week -hr addreas apply W. D. Doliee., CaateotloiM. Qaeen-street /10VERHUK BROWNE HOTEL, \J" HOBSON-BTRBBT. Boaih. and Lodoino _s per Wee* Bmflmßoo-t__. ..2a*. UPEKI'IR Board and Residence (bath, piano, large grounds), not to bo equalled. la central position la Auokland. for families, ladles or Keatlemen. Addroea. Stab Pffloe. Tenaarß. ■2_mßtß& Marina Doaartment, :__ Welllrutton, 6th June, 1882. Tlf RITTE X TENDERS will be received V v at this oflloe uatil noon on WEDNES DAY, the -Bth June. 18S\ for the Bnpply ot Ironwork for Moko Hlnou Lighthouse. They must be addressed te the Hon. the Minister haviat. charge of the Mariao Department, Wellingtow, aad marked O-tatte," Tender Jet Iroawerk for Moko ■inou." Telearaphlo ten dan, similarly addressed and marked, will bj reoelved if presented at any Telegraph Oflloe by noan of the same date, rtans Md speolfloa tion. may be seen at the Puhlla Works Offloe! at Wellington and Auckland, aad at tbe Ous, tom.Hou»e,Grabams &BLAOKKTTi Mariae Engineer, TKTOTICE TU TENDERERS Mariae Department, Wellington, 22nd June, 18S2. The time allowed for completion of Ironworl Contract (Moko Hlnou Lighthouse) Is extendet to Twelvo (12) Weeks from date of aoceptano otte'der' JOHN BLACKETT. Marine Bnglneer.l m O BUILDERS Tenders will be reoelved up to noon on ERI DAY, July 7, for the Kreotlon of a Large Build Ing at Wanßanal for the Zew Zealand Loan am Mercantile agency Company (Limited). Plans, &0., at our ofßoes. Qaeen-street. BDW. MAHONRY Se SON, Architects. r¥l O C~A RPENTERS Tenders will be reoelved until 1 o'olook o: MONDAY next for the Kreotlon (labour only) t a 'Storo and Boarding-house at Meroary Bay. Plans at my offlco, 83, Qneen-Btreet HENRY G. WADB. Arohiteot. Dividends. mpE UNION FIRE AND MARIN! INBURANOE COMPANY OE NEW ZEALAND. The Transfer Books ot this Company will t Closed trom 81st May till the Ith July I phudv-t W. DEVENISH MEARS. | Ceneral Manager. Ch-i_(ohurch, 25,01 May. 18?2. : _.



Wanted. WANTED, a Youth for a Solicitor1! offloe.—Applications to be directed tc Box SB. Post-offloe. ANTED, a Boy for Boot-cleaning, Sco,— Apply Wynyard House, Eder Orescent. WANTED, a respectable General Ser vant-Mrs Broarloy, Butoher, Hobßon a treat. WANTED, Six good Carpenters j wages, Us per day.—Apply Allan and Howard, Te Aroha. . ANTaD, Machinists, Fitters, and W Apprentices; highest wages given to n_s.-a. Blaok Se Co., Vlotorla-itreet good Jho «»/"ANTED, a good Practical Boot- W maker.—Apply to the Manager, Dam pler's Boot*op_Vlotoria^treet. WA. TED, for towr, a Junior Assis tant to the Drapery Bußinesß.—Apply by letter, Btatlng aga, experience, and wages e-tpeoted. to Drapor. Star offloe, WANTED.a General Servant; refer ences required. 12s per week given.— Apply offloe of this paper. ANTED, a Boy to ride for orders.— w. Co«hran. Butcher, i-'onsonby. ANTED, Two Men to Cut Chaff at my farm, Hemnsra,—W. Cr.wther. ANTED, a respectable Young Man to Drive a Baker's Cart; also, an Im prover in the Bakshouso.—Apply, alter 7 p.m. to C. Johnston, Union Bakory, Parnell. aNTEU, a Light Porter.—Apply to H. Atkins. ANTED, a Boy to make himselt generally uselah-Apply J. Smith. New Caledonian Hotel. ______ WANTED, a competent Manager to take oharga cf a Charcoal Blaßt Fur nace for the Taranaki Iron Company.—Apply, stating terms and qualifications, to J. C. Davies, Seoretary. Y/17 ANTED.ft Rough Carpenter or handy VV man. to aßslßt In removing a wood building.—Apply to ._• J. King, Brighton, Par nell. , WANTED SIIEN, the Peerless Gless at 7d the bottle; and Cork Solos (ladles or gonts'i, 2Jd tho pair—At every one of Dampier's Shops^ \f' ANTED, a General Servant.—Apply V V to Mrs Cunningham, St Mary's Road, Ponßonby. . WANTKD, Intelligent Youths as Ap prontioee to iho Clicking; llboral terms. —Young Broa. Durham-street. _X 7 ANTED, a good General Servant. — * » Apply to Mrs Crawford, Medical Hall, Nowton. WANTED, at once, a good General Horvant In a family of two-rAp.ly to Mrs MoDormott, Roilyn Cottage, Newton Blast. WANTKD, a Boy.—Apply at the Hob son-nireat ahop,—W. H. Ui_mplor. \ft ANTED, nn Upholsterer, also a V » Cabinetmaker; must be llrat-class and steady workmon; ro.orenoes required.—Apply, atntlng terms, at Arthur's Kgmont Farnlture Factory, Patea. WANTED, a Boy.—Apply at the Hob son Street Shop,—W, 11, Dampier. W~ ANTEO, a Young Girl to assist in housework.—Apply to Mrs Clot-horn, Regent .treat, Kyber Pass Road. WANTED, an experienced Clothing Mand.-Bamnel Coombes and Co., 80. Qaeen-Btreet WANTKD, a eood General Ssrvant— Apply at onco to Mrs Barker, top of Vln pent-street WANTED, a Young Man fer hotel work; must have good references.— Apply Pontonby Club Hotel. WANTED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave and Co, are Belling Tweed Mao klntoah Ooatg for 80s, warranted. WANTED, to Hell Five or Bix Good Farm Horgaa,—apply to W. Crowther. \» • ANTED KNOWN — Men's Nelson V v Tweed ■ults. _7s Sd.—Brennan's Auck land House, foot of Victoria-street, next Theatre Royal, WANTED to Sell — Chee-e, Bacon, Butter, Kgsa, Sec ot the Best Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prioes.—R. Rew, Proper, Viotoria-street. WANTED, Members for the Carpenters and Bonders' Drawing Class, held on Tuesday aad Friday Kvealngs, at the V.M C. A, —Apply on above evenings, after 7.SS. to it. M. Fripp. \j__j AN TED to HIRE, Horse, Cart, and VV Harness; alio. Wanted to Purohase Poultry, in aoy quantity.—Lee, Fishmonger, Parnell. _____ WANTED, for Wednesday, one or two dairies of Fresh Butter; high price not oWoet/ d to, but the quality muft be Al.—R. Kuw. Vlo-oria-itrent. W rt NTaD KNOw». — Thac Shar laad's Family Pills are Invaluable for Constipation. Headaobo, and Indigestion.— Prioe Is Hor. Addrtaa-Oppoilte Poat Offloe. IV-'ANTED Known—That if you dont V V hurry up yau woat be In time to get a Mackintosh Coat.-J. Se W. Williams. WANTED to Sell, a New Box Mangle oheap.—Apply to Mrs Frooeon, Dublin- Btreot, Ponsonby. WAItXCD, a furnished Bed-room, with flreplaoe; Hobson-street prefetred.— Address Moderate, Stab Offlo*. WANTED KNOWN — Fashionable Green Dross Sergo, lid; Black Lustre, t_}d; Ladies* Oonets, !H Bd,—Brennon's Anok land House. Vlotorla-Btreet, WANTED Known-That J. Cosgrave and 00, are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8s lid. WANTED to Sell, a nearly new oentre. board Yacht, wall found aad coppered.— C Bailey, Shipbuilder, near tho Dock. RANTED KNOWN—The Anokland TV TimVier Company (Limited) have for Sale (now landing), ex ' Annie Burr,' from New York, 12,000 Best Amerioan BI_AT_tB. WANTED, all persons interested in Te Aroha stook to become subscribers to "The To Aroha Mall," prico 2d. Auokland Agent, Mr Maoky. foot of Cook-stroot. Ad vertisements received by Ingram and Co., Hoffman's Buildings- WANTED KNOWN—Men's Tweed Vests, 34 6d; Youths", 2s 6d; Boy a*. 2s. Fnll Stock Hosiery from 3_d a pair. Beys' Klastlo Braces from _}1; Men's from Cd. Men's and Boyß' Folt Hats and Shirts in Great Varloty.— J. Se W. Williams. ■ WANTED KNOWN—The English Pharmacy, 181, Qaoen-stroot. is Con nected by Telephono with Newton. Northcote. Takapuna, and North Shoro; also with all subscribers. WANTED KNOWN-That at the North Shore Pharmacy. Prescriptions are dlipoKsed, and Madlcl-os, Toilet Artioles, Nursery Requisites, See., supplied at tho same prioe aa in Qneen-street W r ANTED SEEN, the Twill Sheeting Is Id; White Calico, Sid ; Unt.li_._hod do, _i; Brown Bollaad, lid; at Dampler's Wakeflsld-street Shop. WANTED KNOWS— The only Per fott Cure for Toothaoho and Neuralgia, and no cure no pay, la by applying ta Professor Gussoott, the only Praotloal Herbalist in the Colony.—ihortlaad-Btrect WANTED KNOWN-Wool Shaws, Is; Ladles' Blaak Lisle Glovos, lined, Sd; Stockings, Bd.- Brennan's Auokland Honse, Viotoria-street I*7 ANTED KNOWN-Boys' and Men's v > Overooats cheaper than town, at J. and W. Williams'. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are Belling Men's Serge Bulb for 27s fid. ; ■ - \\T ANTED SEEN, the Ladies* Trimmed TV Hatri at la and Is 6d, and tbe Fur Hati for It Qd; Satin do., 1 b 6d—At Dampier's Wake field-street Shop. WANTED KNOWN-That Newtot beats Queen-street for Cheap Clothlnt and Drapery, and that we beat Newton,—J. ant W. Williams, Importers, 82, Karangahapt Road. WANIED KNOWN-That J. Cos grave Se 00, are Belling Men's Geeloni ' Tweed Tron,. _ra and Vesta for 17s gd. WANTED SEEN, the ladies' Hand some Umbrellas, la 6d; Gents' do., .8.- At Dampler's Wakefield Shop. 1 TAT ANTED, Purchasers for Good Swed TV Turnips, in lots ot S tons, delivered a any railway station within 19 miles of Otahnhi Price. 30s per ton, or 25a on the ground.—Flshe and Co . WANTED KNOWN-Working Me: oan Save their Money by oalllng at th Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meal 6d; Board and Lodging IGs per week —Not . the address: Nearly Opposite the Waltemat J and closo to the Dock, Lower Albert-street, 3 rtrANTED.-ThePnblic to know ths v V Munro & MUligan. Mohson-Btreet, ha\ added to their .'allortrg Deaartment a branc I for the manufacture of Boys' and Youth - Clothing, made to order, from their large stoc , ot gna anteed shrank tweeds. WANTED SEEN, Men's Shirts for 1 Sd ; Handßome Stud Suttee, Od ; Gent 1 Handkerchiefs (large size), 6d; at Dampier Wakefield street Bhop. WANTED KNOWN-That we l_a\ Invoices of Shirtings, Flannels, Drci Materials, Kelt Carpets, aad Cocoa Matting ju - landed ex Laira.—J. &W. Williams, 82, Kar Bgahapeßoad WANTED SEEN, the Ladies' Ulster 5s 0d ; Ladles' Jaokets, 6s 6d; Girls' dt t is-At Dampier's Wakefleld-street Shop. WANTED, Settlors to know thi Amerioan Waggons, light and heav either with or without spring., are for sale; - A. Mackie's, Durham-street, also, very han " some Hooded Buggies, double and single, hui on an entirely new prinolple, and of the be - quality ever yet landed on these shores. 17 \\. ANTi-D—Tailors to bear in mit V V» that I have In stook a large aseortme: of Black and Blue Superilnea and Doesklr Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trli mlngs ot all descriptions, short lengths Of whli I out at Wholesale Price. A, LOVETT, Wellesley-etree. AN TED KNOWN BLOMFIELD'S SOOTHING PO^ DEBS, a cooling aperient for Children euttb *" teeth, troubled with eruptions of skin. Paoke Is; Poet, IS 2d.-WJ.ST END PHARMAO Ponsonby. WANED KNOWN, that Sharlani Tonio Balsam and Liver Regulator a.ed with marvelloas Buooess for Indlgestlo Prioe, 3s a battle.—Address i Opposite Pa offfoe.



Wanted. 3 "RANTED SEEN, tho great new lot } m of Dress Buttons on the Counter, Id tho dozen ; Stay Busks, 2d, ii, and 64, at Dampler's Wakefleld-street Shop, WAN'I _D SkjslN, the Fur Trimmlng- Gd the yard: Grand Pompadour Fringe, Cd tho yard; lot of Blaok [do., cheap; Chenille - Net, 9d the yard, at Dampler's Wakefleld-street . Shop. ■ WANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk, Is 3d the yard: Colonial Satin, Is 9d; I Black do., 2s 3d and.3s; Black Velveteen. Is 1 lid and 2s fid, at Dampler's Wakefleld-street . Shop. WANTED SEEN, the Gent's Tweed Coats, 5a 6d ; Holland do. (small sizes), - it 6d; Gents' Chest Scarves, 2d; Boys' Belts, 3d. at Dampler'a Wakefleld-street Shop. ' the Ladies to patranise my TT young ladles for Trimmed Hats at Is and la 6d; superior do. 3s and Ss 6d, at the Wakefleld-street Shop.—W. H. Dampier. WANTED KNOWN-Flannel, 7|d; Poarlet Flannel. Is. The Cheapest House for Calicos Is Brennan's Auokland House, Viotoria-street. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland's Cherry Peotoral rollevea Coughs In ten minutes; bottles, 2s Bd.-Address, opposito Po-t-o-Boe. \*7 ANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's TV Worm Powders are the moßt popular and successful remedy now known. Price Is paoket.-Address: Opposite Post-oSloo. VV. AJNTED to Sell, very Cheap (for two VV weeks). 100 Canterbury Pigs' J owls, only 3d lb: .0 dozon •( Assorted Jams, 7d tin. G_ Sd dozen; 30 dozen Salaa Oil, 6_d battle, 2 for Is; 12 dozes Assorted Pickles, 9d battle, 3 for 2s; 10 owt Onions, 7 lbs for B-, IS lbs for Is; 1 to- of Pumpkins. 14 lbs for od, 3s Od for 112 lbs; about 1200 lbs of Currants, only ljd lb, 3 lbs for la; white Garrets, 12 lb_ forSd. 20 doden ot Bd bottles of good Blacking qnly 3d eaoh, Is bottles only 6d eaob, bay and Martin's Paste Blacking Cd per dosen. Please to briig your own kits with you. Castor Oil. 6d bottle; 20 good Olooks, only 7b 6d eaoh.-H. WATTS, Pitt-street WAITED SEEN, the Grand Lines of Ladle_' Fashionable Hose, 6s ; Men's Cotton Socks, 8d; Children's do, trom 2d; Boys' Klastlo Braces, Gd; at Damplor's WakeQeld- Btrcct Shop. WANTED KNOWN—W. H. Dampier begs to inform his friends, and also the publio, that having purchased the Boot and Shoe Business lately tarried on by Mr W. Johnstone. Viotoria-street, and having retained the servloea of Mr Bndgo. foreman to Mr W, J. for the past 2j years, he will continue to supply Boots and ahocs made to ordor of the same quality as hitherto, and at prices that will en sure the oonttruanoo '.of a goad business. Aa regards the German, ir. onch.lnnd Hngllsb Department, I haveaddeda huge stook of Fresh Bargains In Boots and Shoes, whioh I shall continue to roploiish, and though I havo no desire to rnln the other shoemakers, shall oon tlnao to sell at the same low prises as I bave now commenced with.-W. H r> AMPIKR (late w, Johnston), Bootmaker, Viotoria-street, N.B.—Do not mistake the shop. P.S.—Further particulars Boon. _______ V*''ANTED KNOWN, that Gunsonand TI Martin, 63, Ca«_om-hon_e-street, are supplying Maize, Oats, and Beans (orushed and whole), Bran, Sharps, Chair, Bonedust, eec, at Lowest Rates. WANTED KNOWN __• FOR OASH ONLY- Good Valuo in Blankets, from 9/11 to 16/ pair Bood Value in Quilts, from 1/8 to 12/4; size. 10-0 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8|; 72 lnoh, 1/ Good Value in Calicos, from /2.; white. /3 Good Value In Dress Materials, from /!} Good Valne In Winoeys, from /3J to W dood Value in Laoe Curtains, from 8/4 to 30/ Good Valne in Ladles' Uh-terg, from 8/9 up Good Value In Hosiery, all sizes and makes Good Value In Satlna and Velveteens, from 2/0 Good Value In Handkerchiefs, from IH oaoh Good Valne in Table Napkins. /7. ; Cloths. 2/ Good value In Felt Carpets, l/i; Tapestry, 2,9 Good Valne In MUllnery and Undorolothlng Good Value in Hahordashory Good Value in 2-bntton Blaok Eld Gloves, 1/9 Good Valne in Ladies' Corsets, 2/6 to 10/6 At WM, H. SMITH'S Cheap Dr_li»e_y WAr._no.s_, Corner of Uppor Qaeen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hotel. N.a-Oar WeU-aßsorted Stook of GENRRAL DRaPKRY is bought ohba? foi oash, and marked in plain figures at JO per cent, less than usual Qneen-street prioes. Wo Invito compari i_» , ; a*/ AN TED BEEN > 'he Large Stock _£ vv winter Ribbons for l_d—At D.sapler. Wakefleld. treet Bhpp. ITANIJD KNOWN, THAT J. GILMOUR, OB UPPKR SYMONDB-STRKKT, Has KXOBLI.KNT Value in the Followingi NKW GOODS l- WantodKnown—Good Value In English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. (.Umour _. Wanted Known—Good Valne in New Zealand and English tmaie Flannels, at J. GUmom. s. Wanted Known—Good Value In Moeglel and Kaiapoi Twoe.B. at J. Bllmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value to Ladios* and Gentlemen's Umbrollas. at J. Gllmour., Wanted Known—Good Valuo In Ladles' Dress forges, English and Frenoh make, at J. Gllmour'-, Wanted Known—Good Valve In Ladies' Holsory at J. Gllmour's. Wonted Known—Bood Valuo in Ladles' Stays, at J. Gllmour.. Wanted Known-Good Valne In Mon . Hats, at J, Gllmour.. Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Water proof Over Coat., at J. Qllmoqr's. Wanted Known—Good Value In Men's Tweed Trousers and Vesta, at J. (jTILMOURS, -orr ANTED CASH PURCHASEKS FOB FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF Prime Salt _Buttkb' 1/ TO 1/3 PER ft. PUT UP IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 30 TO 60 POUNDS, AND IN JARS FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. .__-•_ Re w, GROCER, VICrORIASTKKKT. 07 A N _ EJJ KIN OW N, TWO BHILLINGS IN THE POOND DIBCOUNT ON ALL 1 OASH PURCUABKS OF FIVE SHILLINGS AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSOK'S, KAiungahAFK Road, Newton. Bplendld Value In SOln VChlto Calioo, 5/6 per doa * Good Value In Blankets, 7/6 to .10/ per pair 1 Unequalled Valuo In Ulsters, ifl to 35/ oaoh Splendid Value in Jerseys. 6/6, worth 9/0 I Good Value in Millinery and Un.erolotaing 1 Unequalled Value in 100 Lasles Felt Hats, 2/6 1 each Splendid Value in Long Laoe Curtains. 1/ per yd I Good Value in Dress Materials, from lib yd , Unequalled Value In Coloured Cashmeres, 1/ " per yd Bplendld Value in Corsets, 1/6 to 12/8 per pair Unequalled Valne In Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 l Good Value in Hosiery, all Blae . sec. i Splendid Value in 4-button Blaok Kid Gloves, 1 3/6 a Unsqnallod Valae In Coloured Serges, /IU per yd Good Value la Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 - Wanted Known-Dressmaking on Premises * Unequalled Value In Satins, 2/6; Velveteens, lii, X At STEPHENSON'S, Newton House. 'S9.—-OTH. N.B—Comment on our Stook of Genera! Drapery Is needless: a single call is sufficient tt ' prove tt^at purchasers of Drapery oan get besl 6 vanle for their money at it ' qteph.?;n?o n'S, * _ NEWTON. " CJCOTCH WINbEY, all, colours, 44<i. ---q yj F. J. Jomerfl.ld, 131, Qneen-street. is /CARPENTER,—A Steady, Handy ma^ :o \_. oan write and count wed (or do almo. ia anything), Ib wishing for Permanent Employ _ ment.-Address VG. this offloe. _______ lt rpo CARPENTERS .-Wanted, by Tw< 'J B. Young Man with _ slight kcowl^oge o 1 , the trade, Situations with a Carponter (towi _ or country). Wages, secondary consideration * —Address X and V, Box 93, Anokland P.O. r OLaCK LUBTRE, 6S-.—F. J. Sonior ts* -*^ flßld- m- Queen-gtreet. •s QKATEST" SKATES. SKATES ~ Wanted Known-That BRANBTON am FORSTER are now manufaoturlng Skates c °f all sizes, on the mos approved principle, and a 8t Reduced Prioes *" - ■■■ *. '•< Lanri Transier iMoticea. at li | AND TRANSFER ACT NOTICES aa Notice Is hereby given, that the several paroe: isC of Land hereinafter described will be broustt under the provisions of the Land Transfe — Act, 1870, unless caveat in the meantime . id lodged forbidding the same In eaoh case, on ( nt ' before the 35th day of July next i m. JOSEPH KLLIS—Part of Allotment 7, i -h Section 12. situate at .ellerslie. Suburbs of Auol land, containing 1 rood and 29 perohes. I applicant, oooupation. 1899 ROBERT GBAHAM-»Parls of Allotments — and T. of Section 12, situate at Bllerslie, Suburl — of Auokland, containing 28a. 3r. 12p. In appl jf. cant's occupation. 1911 ng GKOKG-C BURGOYNK OWKN- Part i ts. Allotment 9. Parish of Fttkete. County ot Ws Y. kato, containing 19 aores, originally granted t the Crown to David Dorms. I'a Diagrams may be inspected at this office, is Dated this 15th day of Jnne, 1882, at the Lam in. Registry Offloe, Auokland. St- I THKO. KISSLING. Distrlot1 Land Re_lstrar.



To l__et. TO LET, Four-roomed Cottage and Large aUotu-ont. Mount Kden—Apply Mr Hollett's Store, Mount BoskiU Boad. i s 0 LET, a Seven-roomed House, with 1 gas and water laid on.-Apply to Mr Hendrloksen, Colilngwood-street. p rj\o LET, a two-roomed House, in Ediu- J. burgh-street, Newton; good well ar,d large aUotment,— Apply. Mrs HampastaU, on the premises. ■ rpu LET, for one or two Gentlemen X Boarderß. with Sitting-room. Term 25s per week-Apply Mrs Dickens, Windsor-street, Parnell. • TO LET, Gentlemen's Residence of 10 rooms, fitted with almost every oonveni enoe, stable, out-bulldlng. &c. orchard, pad docks. See: situate on main road, within * minutes of Queen-street. Kent. £-0 per annum. —Uards to view aad all particulars from D. ST. Kvans. Kstate Agent, Queen-sweet. rilO L-T, a New and Well-finished Kesi- A dence of 6 rooms, fitted with every oon venienoe ; gas and water laid in. Bent £50 per annum, free of aU rates and taxes.—D. V. Kvans. Kstate Agent. _. rnu LBT, a Family Kesidence, contain- X Ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on, with U acres of land, situate on the Great North Koad, a few minutes walk from KUerßlie Railway Btation. commanding a good view.— Apply to F. L, Prime Or W. Arthur, Kstato and Land Agents. _ rpo LET, welliinished House of 7 rooms, J hall 6 feet wide, lawn in front, water laid on; rent low to a permanent tenant.—Howe atreet, near Wellington-street. 'upO LKT, a comfortable Residence at X Ponsonby, containing nine rooms, with Stable. Coaoh-houßO. etc, having a Bplendld View of the wharf and harbour, and about three aores Land; possession immediate.—Sam. Coohranerfc Bon. Fort-street. i riM. LET, Office in Queen-street (on J ground floor!, with use.it telephone; most central position. Also. Offices suitable for an arohiteot or solicitor; entrance from Uueen street and side entrance.—o. F. Kvans, Kstato Agent. rr.o LET, a Bour-rosmcd Cottage; rent, X 10s 6d.—H. J. Klordan, Neltoa-Btreet, near Cook-street. TO LET (with immediate pos.ession), a Bhop and Store In Queen-street, now ocoupled by D. Bloom, -Apply on the premises, r | 'Q LET, at Newmarket, large Shop and I I House, with stable. Shop fitted up with gas, counter, shelving. Sec; plate-glass window. -Apply to J. O. Clay ton. ! mo LET, Office corner of High-street and 1 Vnloan Lane.-Apply to B. Home, No. 20. New Zealand Insnranoe Buildings. . 110 LKT, a Shop and Dwelling in Wel -1 Hngton-stroet, established In the Grocery trade 1. yeara.-S. Y. Collins, Estate Agent, Hlghstreet. mo LET, Furnished House, Handsome X Villa KOBldenco, containing 6 rooms, &o„ all furnished complete, Including piano, to gether with 6 aores in paddcoks, garden, Sec, situate at that delightful seaside suburb North cote; rent, only 27s 6d per week; reference requlrod.-D. F. Kvans, Kstate Agent, Queen- Btreet. next " Herald " Offloe. OFFICE TO LET, Canada Buildings rent low.-Apply F. 0. Kwlngton. IVTORTH SHOKE.—To Let, a New _I_l House of 10 rooms, well sltnated ( and suitable for lodging house; also. Furnished Cottage.—X. and B. Dnder. Devonport Store _ " j. _ i ' For Bale. ■ ■.OR SALK, a good Freehold Allotment r (fine land), 69ft frontage, with a depth of 190 ft (with 102tt wide at the back), Bituated at Blohmond Koad, near Ponsonby, Nioe view of the Waitemata and -unrounding oountry; ex cellent position for a houae. Plenty ot spaoe to plant an orohard, and well watered. The allot ment joins the Burrey Hill estate, and is fenoed on two sides; homes are all around. Price, only 2Ss per foot. Terms: A portion ot the purchase money paid dewn, and balanoe taken weekly. Ihls is a good opportunity for an industrious man.—Apply to Publisher, Stab oflloe. SALE, tho Freehold ot a Country Hotel, with 27 aores In paddocks. The House is new, containing 17 rooms, with stable and out-houses. StookandFarnltureat valua tlon.-Apply to J. M, & J. Mowbray, 12, Qaeen street. |JU-i- SALE, Shares In tbe Auckland X' Permanent 00-eperatlve Bnildlng and In-, vestment Society.—J. B. Morpeth, No 20. N.Z. Inßuranoe Buildings, |j"<QK SALE, Commodious Premises suit- X I able for Sallmaking and Marine or General Store Business; well situated; adjacent to wharves of an important seaport; easy terms. —T. W. Hlokson, Agent, Qneen-street. XnOR BALE (Cheap)," the 20-foot Open F Balling Boat Mado.. with lead ballast and everything oomplete —Apply to G. Mackay at Thomas Bteadman's, Qneen-street tWO-TSALE. Two Allotments in Newton F Boad, and two In Exeter-street; floatage, 33fc; depth. 99tt—For particulars, apply to Mrs McCaslnn, Randall-street, Newton. FOR SALB, a Handsome Bay Hiding Mare. Prioe, £12.— 3. M. 1 e_no_. Kstate Agent. _______ ANEW Six-roomed Verandah Cottage (12tt stud), with scullery, tank; Sec, for Salo, on Blohmond Boad: allotment 50x150, or. If preferred, 90 x 150, (oorner lot). Terms easy.—Apply to R. La| ng. Pioton-etroet. MOUNT EDEN. —Cottage of Four Rooms and Two Aores of Land at Mount K<_on (divided into two paddocks), near resi dence of J. Batger, Bsq. A very desirable pro perty. Prioe. ______ F. Kvana, Kstate Agent. riOiT A|G X FOR SALE. Jf OB SALK, a Comfortable Cottage, situate in Jamyn-street. olose to Wynyard Pier. SAMUKL OOCHBANK & SON. Fort-street, TDESIDENCE FOB SALE. For Sale, that Comfortable Residence, situate near top of Grey-street (lately ocoupled by Mr Robert Home), containing 10 good rooms, fitted with evory convenience. The honse and grounds have reoently been put in thorough order. Terms easy. SAMUKL COOHRANK Sc SON, Auctioneers. EPSOM.— For Solo, a Comfortable Resi dence of eight rooms, with abeut one acre of land. —Samuel Cochrane and Son, Anotloneerß. FiARMS FOX SALE.—Waikato —A very desirable and snug little Farm, situated on the banks of the Waikato River, ve^y comfortable Homestead consisting of— House of Bix Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties, Stockyard, Sec Area, about 228 acres of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orchard, and a Bplendld piece of mixed bush. Sohool and Railway Station adjacent. Price. £859. And several others. Full particulars on ap plication to D.F.EVANS, Kstate Agent, Queen-street (next "Herald" Offloe). in O X SAL E.—A BARGAIN, QKNERAL SROOKRT BUSINESS and valuable Premises, situated at the Thames (leasehold land for eight years). The buildings oost over £800, and are all in thorough repair, and are, now ottered at a sacrifice, the owner leaving, and mnst be sold; no reasonable ofl_r refused. D. F. EVANS. Estate Agent, Queen-street. "Allotments j allotments! CHEAP, DESIRABLE, AND FIRST -OL AS BUILDING- SITUS. GRADES I.KEKT, Ponßonby-Beaua.nl Villa Sites, 10 feet frontage, at £3 per foot GRACE-STRKKT-Corner Lot, 38x111. for «95 GRACK-STREKT (Stuart-street) — Splendid Villa Sites, eaob 10 x 120, for filOO These lots are unsurpassed; tho position and Quality of soli Is second to none. ANGLUSEA-STREET-Lots 40 X ISO, at AW eaoh NKWTON ROAD—S3 x 99, at £68 eaoh CLARJrM_NT.ST-.K-.T-33 x 116. fenoed, &c, for£loo SHELLY BEACH-Corner Lot, 109 x 165, for £225 GLARBNOB-STREBT—IO feet frontage, atffl I per foot BAILKY _ PADDOCK-Lots 33 _ 90, at. £10 eaoh I BKRK*FORD-.-TREET—3B x 66; very choice allotment; £4 per foot And many other Lots. Full particulars from . D. F. EVANS, J Estate Agent. t mHRKE ALLOTMENTS, Clarence-street.— A F. G. Ewington. SKVKN-ROOMBD HOUSE, Grafton Road, £65-.-F.G. Ewington. VOLOANIO LAND-only a few lota left at Rooky Nook.—F. G. Ewington. - A LLOTMENTS in Brighton Road 203 poi JX foot.-F. G. Ewington. A" LLOTMENTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, New North Road, and Beresford-street forg ale, t —F. G. Ewington. - il ACRES LAND and RESIDENCE, £700.- J-2 F. G. Ewlnaton. _■ V. 3. MOSS], IW. F, O'SULLIVAN, '. jn J. MOBS Se GO.; B J? • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, Shortland-btre-t. '" Ft R SALE, a Large Allotment In Brighter Road, PameU (100 x 300). r LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 acres. " 110 ACRKS near Tnakau; 50 aores In grass, re malcder open fern and bush. Prioe, £500, a 88 ACRKS, all improved, close to the Whanga ,£ rata Railway Station; good house, cow lt ehed, barn, &o.; well suited tor fruit grow ing. _ A LARGE SEOTION In Beresiord-street, 8 feot frontage; 600 ACRES, partly Improved, 19 miles faon Auokland, and 1 mile from railway station good 8-roomed House, and all necessary out ulldings. Prioe, £1850, In addition to the above, we have a Lara Numbor of Town and Country Properties fo J, Sale, Including some Large Blocks ot Land li the Waikato District. i s F. J. MOSS ft CO., Shortland-street. £ E x Orpheus » *^ 0 f 100,000 I3LAND ORANGES [_ 1,000 COCOANUTS 6 200 BUNCHES DRIED BANANAS ™ 20 CASKS LIMKJUICK. if *" £ 01. SALE., j, 0 rp 0| ■;,., Qneen-street. For omtnuatum. see Hirst Page



Gazette ia Bankruptcy. <£JH__f_l£ n r_^ ■<i-gffggr_fr IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NORTHERN DISTRICT, IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of "The Debtors and Credi tors Act, 1878," and tho Acts amending the same, and of the Bankruptoy of Akthub Cbompton Bbttahy, ot the City of Auokland, Provision Dealer, a Debtor. Notloe is hereby given that it is the intention of the abovenamed Debtor, on WEDNESDAY, the Sth day of July next,at 11 o'clock inthe forsaoan, or upon the first day thereafter upon whioh the Court shall sit, to apply to the Su preme Court of New Zealand, Northern District, at Auokland, for an Order of Discharge under the provisions of Seotion 181 of " Tae Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." Dated this 22nd day of June, 1882. G. T. KEETLEY. Queen-street, Auokland. Debtor's Solicitor. Licensing Notices. MW&_ IKT O T 1 O E, IN RE DAVID WILKIE MACFARLANK. Take notico that oa the application of Thomas Maofarlane an Order Prohibiting the Salo or Bupply of Liquor to DAVID WILKIE MAC FAKLANE. of Carleton Gore Road, Clerk, was THIS DAY made in open Court by His Wor ship J. E. Maodonald, Esquire, Resident Magis trate ; and further take notice, that any Licensed Person, with knowledge of the said Order. SeUingor Supplying to the saIdDAVID WILKIE MACFARLANK, within the spaoe ot One Year from this Date, any Liquor, will be liable on conviction to a penalty ot £10, and any other Person Selling, Going, Pnrobaslnor. or Proouring to or for the paid DAVID WILKIK MACFARLANK any Liquor within the said spaoe of One Year, will be liable on conviction to a penalty of £5. Dated this 22hd day of Jnne, 1882. THKO: COOPRR. Solicitor for the said applicant. To the Lloensed Publicans In the Licensing Districts in the Provinolal Dlstriot of Auok land, and to all other persons. '-" . ______ "i .. .1 ii iv ■ J_.ccleslas.icai. r j .HE Rev. De. McLjod will preach in A Devonport Presbyterian .Churoh on Hun day, the 26th June, at 11 (morning), and balf- PBBt6(eveninß), Public Notices. ■pUBLIC NQ TIE I CAT I ON. PROPOSED TRANfIFKR OF INTERB!ST BY A DEiF-HRED PAYMENT SELECTOR. Crown Lands Office, Auokland, 23rd June, 1882. It Is hereby notified that MAURICE FITZ MAURICE PINCHIN. ot Kaipara. has applied to the Land Board to aucepc in his stead GEORGE FREDERICK KELLY, of Mount Kden, as Transferee ot his (the e aid Maurice Fitamanrice Pinohin's) interest in 1231 aores of Deferred Payment Land, being Seoiion 2 of Block IX, Kaipara Burvey Dlstriot. D. A. TOLE, Commissioner of Crown Lands. . COLOURED; French Merinos, Is lid per yard.—F. J. Bomerfleld, 183, Queen street. A UCKLAND RATINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from *50 and upwards. Mortgages can be redeemed by quarterly Instalments. Applications for loans to be sent In by SATURDAY, the Ist July, R. CAMERON, Manager. Temporary Offices: Darby-street. OME SPUN, 7_d per yard. -V. J. Somerfield, 131, Queen street. IW" O T I C E. TO OUR NUMEROUS OUSTOMERB, AND PUBLIO GKNERALLY. We beg to inform them that we have JUBt received, and are opening up, oar first importa tion, per Cumbria, of Ohoice Tweeds and Coat ings, tosethor with Snperlor Trimmings; to be followed by farthsr consignments per Orient Line. In thanking our patrons for past favours, we shall still endeavour to merit satisfaction, .WHITE AND WATKINS6N. Tailoks, Viotoria-street, iy O T I C E. As lt Is the intention of the Trustees in the Estate ot Fred, smith. Farmer, Whangarei. to deolare a Dividend on the first day of July, 1882, all Accounts must be rendered In full to. the undersigned before that date. JAMES WHITELAW,) Traote .. ANDREW SCOTT, 'j-Trustees, Whangarei, AprU 15,1882. "\TIGHT SOIL CONTRACT. -Ll NOTICE. Those requiring the Removal of Night Soil for Ensuing Quarter must Pay for the past servloes, otherwise attendanoe will be discon tinued. Offloe;City Market (Queen-street en. trance). Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, to Bp.m,-G-ORGS WILSON, Contractor, •VIHE New Albert Cord, Is 8d per yard. L worlh 2s 6_.-F. J. £omerfleld, 131, Qneen street. TO IMPORTER S.-Having taken the Store lately occupied by W. Gunson. in Costomhouse-street Hast, I am now prepared to reoeive Goods for Storage at the usual rates.- ITRANK TAINE, No. 13. Customhouse-streeet -b-USt- AUCKLAND Scripture Gift Associs. tion.-Scholars' Packets may be obtained by owner, at H. A. Colson's, Bookseller and Stationer, Ylotoria-strest (oear Hudson-Chemist and Druggist), A? 1 i\X TO -.IO.tKW LBN'!' on Building S&J-V Society principles, or on other ternvs to salt borrowers. Allotmonta bought and Honses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated. Sac List of Properties for sale on Ith page. Bix per oent allowed on money deposited for investment— C, Wir.r.rawßow, Land. Estate and Flnanolal Atrent and Valuator, Valean Lane. ItAJuK Russell Cord, Is 6d pet yard — F. J. Somerfield, 131, Queen-street mHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, SHOULD TRI OUR SOLACE MIXTURE 1 AND RUBY FLAKE OUT. JOT-FOB CiaABEBTTZfI 008 YELLOW BIRDiTOBACOO Is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Brands. Partridge and Woollams, OPPOSITE UNION BANK. OEFOED'S TOMATO SAUOIs, in pints, reduood to 9s per dorian. Usual discount to Wholesale Merchants.-JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent - SELLING OFF-r\RAWINGROOM SUITES JL/ at reduoed prioes. Fox Cash, at T. & Hi COOKE'S 123, Qaeen-street SELLING OFF-T\INING - ROOM SUITE. XJ at reduced prioes. Foi Oash, at T. Se H, OOOKE'fI 123, Queen-street BBIiUNG OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS ANI A COTS at reduced prloea FonCA.H.atT.&H.COOK-. ---; 123, Queen-Btreot ; SELLING OFF-fIARPET 8, Hearthrugs , \j Linoleum, and Fioorolotl at reduced prioes. Fob Cash at T. & H. COOKE'., 12S Qaeen-street. i SELLING OFF-PI--TOHIMNEYGLABSE! 1 VX Blaok and Gold Mirrors ' I and Toilet Glasses, at reduce* prices, Foe Cash, at T. Se B COOKE'S, 123, Qaeen-street 1 BELLING OFF-TJEMNANTS of CARPET. XL FLOORCLOTHS, &o , at and nnder cost prioe, Fo Cash, at T. & H. COOKE': ~ 123, Qaeen-Btreet '" SELLING OFF-T'HE WHOLE OF OU n X IMMENSE STOCK 0 v FURNITURE. CARPET, n FLOORCLOTHB. and BKI 2 DING, at greatly redna E prices, For Cash, previous removing to our New Sho 8 Rooms in Viotoria-street.—' , r and H. COOKE, 123, Que. n street - "OLACK Scotch Merino, Is lid per yan JL> —F. J. Somerfield. 131, Qneen-Btreet, 1 Agency no tic c We have appointed, as our AGENT In Anc land Dlstriot. MR JO IN EAKLE, HIGH-STKBET, AUCKLAND, Who Is authorised to Settle Accounts at Transact Business in our name. H.HAEGE& 00„ ■'*'' _. ___ Melbourne and Sydney. « June. 1882. , ; .., y'.



reraonaL TK} OULD tho Writer of tho Letter .A. T signed " A Looker-on," referring to the Sf?.__ 30j _c. nt _» vvrest Qnoen street on 2?nd Mi__^' °_t teJ.__? y "'"'"B Bt Messrs HOBketh & Bjchmond's Offloe before Monday > ]^ o t i cm iri?T ESS? _._■-& W d respeotlng WILLIAM i«,?.r „.li. B, AYr'Y'late of Trinity. Newfound land, as tidings of great interest to Mm have just reaohed New Zealand. In 18T6 be was nur xKSS. ve ">ment. land In the dlstriot of t>n Kas_ Itlkel! and datlnK ,et»rs from -2£E,J__£iH < _8 H oolr- lB 1877 lettora were belng.reoeived for him by a Mr H Lyoo.-Aay S?!__? *_}? °*J. tf™ information about him «^S ni d _i--_,:n _>* °°mmuhloating with tho Southland DaPyNewß" office, Inveroan.lll. JLiOS. and Pound. LOST,— a Black Horse, with halter on .- T-a,_ yo,ne returning Bame to Mrs Philip 137, viotoria-street West, will be rewarded. I" .<-'sT, on Sunday moroiog, near Umbo's orsr {.. Karaß_?a^ ape Rottd>B Pop with whito chin, and browa ribbon round hia heck; answers to namo of "Guy.'-Finder .warded to MrDavlB' Star Office, will be Tp OUND—Cheque, drawn on the Austra- Jf I _™ °6pos'. a,nd Mottgage Bank, Limited, office" BaIBO by BPPWnB at this I^OUND, a Pointer Pup (slut); body . almost whito; head, tan. If not olalmod J."«f days will* sold towe^Zaal- Acply A. Stewart. " Free Presß" uffloa. -" 4_A HEWAKD.Z^FoIcn from Ellerslie, SS*?' Langshan Fowls (private mark). The thio.T, o-v,rKih be patd oa oon"gj* jfilVE POO nds REWAJBD. Bt-HSJ."I?! 'f om Oraoo-street, Ponaonby. since _I_rfT 7«^i_.. a n . S,VIALIj BROWN SETTER sjjUl— Klo.' Fore paws speokled white. If £ "W T 10aR™ard will be Said. If d" offi_.de... c Reward on oonvicuon of the W.THORNE. i* : . Solioltor, Auokland. Shipping, y.vt &&. ipor jvokfolk Island ■QQ^N. •** AND NOUMEA, ™»™_3C-_ The Sohooner 'QUEEN' will ' sail as above on or about FRIDAY, 80th Inst For freight or passage apply to M. NICCOL. Auokland, June 23,18»2. S. 'WAITAKI,' FOR JBttßßg fJ . S9UTHKP.N PORTS. In the event of the San Franclsoo Ma.iarrlv "#s™ 0," SUNDAY. 85th iratant the WAlTakt will leavo at 3 p.m, on that uay otherwise aha will be detained till MOND AY.* UNION BTKAM9BIP CO. 5f N.Z. Meetines.. < «oqp __ ,_ 7; QOCIETE LITTERAIRE FRANCAISE. The First Annual Meeting ot tho above Soolety will take plaoe TO-MORKOW (Satur day), the 21th Inßtant, Business—l. Beading of the Financial Re port. 2. Nominations and Kleoilon of Officer, 'or the ensuing year. The re tiring oftloers arc eligible for re-election. All members of the Soolety are respectfully requested to attend, ALBIN VILLEVAL,, , ' Honorary Secretary. XnAKLY CLOSING ASSOCI^TION Tho Public and all interested in the above* movement are respeotfully invited to attend the meeting to be held in St. James's Hall ou MONDAY, the2sth met., at Bp.m. J. M. Shera, Ksq.. has kindly consented to preside. J -_«s Bishop Cowle and other gentlemen > will address the meeting. I 67" g7~ t. (R.W.G.L. OF THE WORLD. In oons.quenoe of the non-arrival of H.M.S. Nolaon, tha Meeting of the Reception Com mittee, arranged to be held In the Kden Hall thia evening, is POSTPONED until farther notice. '..''■' ' /V UCKLAND INSTITUTE 'i he Seoond Monthly Meeting will be beld in the Museum Buildings. Princes Btreet, on MON DAY, the 29th instant, at 7.80 pm., when tho following Papers will be read:— - 1. New Species of Pselaphldm—By Captain T. Broun, M....8. ' ' ¥ 2, On Proteotive Ro.omblances among New Zealand Spiders—By A. T. .rquhart. 8. Notes on tho origin ot Language—By H. G. . ' Soth Smith. :•'.,-■ . .. The Ideal .education —By the-Rev. P. Edger. In addition to the regular Scientific Oom munioations, due notice ot which will be given. " the following Lltorary Papers will he read at subsequent meetings :— 1. Sugar making from Borghum-Mr JriaUoo Gillies. 2. The New Zealand Unlverelty-Rt. Roy. W. G. Cowie. D.D. * ~."i_ 8. Shakeßpeare and Enphnism—Dr.! J. Mtti— ray Moore, . - - 1. Imaginary Qnantltles-H. G. Beth Smith. , Esq. .---'" ..■■■_ ~. ' 6. (Subject to be nnnounoed)-R, 0. Barsttw, 6. The Visionary Faoulty of Mind—E, A, Mac ' kecbnle. Esq, ■■:■.: ;..;t .< T. F. CHEESEMAI., , . , 'Secretary. PRIMITIVE METHODIST CHURChI . Fran-lln Road.—Lecture on "Dr. Guthrie" on TUESDAY EVENING next,: June 27, at 7.-0, by Key. C. B. Barley, of Thames, Collec tion in aid o( the Church Tract Sooiety.-' SOUTHERN CROSS GOLD-MINING KJ COMPANY (LIMITED),-■.,._> Tho Annual Meeting of Shareholders in the above-named Company will be held at the offloe ot the Company, New Zealand Insnranoe Company's Buildings, Queen-street, Auckland, ' on FRIDAY, 30th Juno, 1882, at 2 o'olook p.m. JAME3 STODART,...... Seoretary. Auckland, 23rd Juno, 183., UTODART GOLD MINING COM- O • PANY (LIMITED). i The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders will be held at the Offloe of the Company, Auokland, on IfRIDASr, 30th June, 1882, at « o'clock noon. JAME3 STODART, Seoretary. Auckland, 22nd June, 1832, •TVTEVADA GOLD MINING COMPANY J_\ (LIMITED). :■■—■- The Annual General Meeting of Shareholders Will be beld at the Office ol the Company. Auckland., on FRIDAY, 30th June;" 1882, nt II o'olook a.m, • •" JAMES BTODART, _\ .'.'<'•-' . . ■ •'.'■ • Socretary. . Auokland,22nd Jnne, 1882, «>_ .1 ; Palis. ALBURNIA GOLD-MINING COMPANY (LIMITED). Notloo is hereby given that the Directors have this day made a Call (the third) of Two Shillings ana Sixpence per Share upon tho Con- TBinnriNG Shares in the Company, payable to the Seoretary. at the Company's offloe, Wynd ham-street. Auokland, on WEDNESDAY, tbe fifth day of July. 1882. H.N.GARLAND, Secretary. Auokland, 22nd June. 1882, . I mHAMES DEEP LEVEL TRIBtJTE, I JL COMPANY (LIMITED). NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. V t At a Meeting of Direotors held this _ay, _ , Call of THREEPENCE per Share was made on the Capital ot the Company, payable to the Secretary, at the Offlco of tho company. New Zealand Insnranoe Company's Buildings.Quoon - street. Anokland, on WEDNESDAY, the 12th i day of July, 1882, JAMBS BTODART, Secretary,, Auckland, June 22,1882. V ,7 ---) ... 11 ■ — mi, 11' ______ I, ■ " ■ ■ 7 •■-.:.. '-■■ , '■ Educational, !" j" riIRLS' H I'G H SCH 0 0 li. !» The Quarter Days for 1882 are—February 1. [■ April 17. July 12, and September 29. 1. T-.BMS — Payable in advance —M 2s nor quarter. Piano, slnßlng; and Uanolng are tbo „ The Head Master will be in attendanoe at the f Sohool, to receive the names of new pupils, on '• FRID..Y. Hth July, between the tours 0. 10 ? ____. and Ip.m. " 1 jJJ^R POOLEY^JOCAL CLASSES: j, SfEOIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN'S)' i„ CLASS. r Mombors will be good enough to meet at KV__Nio' oo° k ' inß,;oad o{ Eight o'oioek, THIS - Mendelssohn Villa, 22ad June, 18827 , R ,' ' . '„'■' . f uieaibai. ' v _ O. : . -— 3d TiyrAKSHALL'S Camphor Pillules will 10 iyJL stop a bad cold by taking a few on the w flrg t appearance. Price. Is Gd,—Goodson, London A < Aroada. . ~, n f I .OOTHACHEI TOOTHACjHET X TOOTHACHE! II v Immediate Rollof by using ; a< EDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE. - , in Is Bottleß. ■■ ■ '■ ■ ; ■ ! I .. ' ''; , j .Auctions. . •t-: T O .MO R li 0 w, ' At 10 o'clock. L. W. EAT ON HAS received instructions to sell by anotion. on the Wbarf. alongside the schooner Marion, To-morrow (.atardayKTat 10 Id £0 to 100 EMPTY OASES.'V J ,"'". $ t '^. ~ForPositiveSale. ' ,<->;»; t