CABLEGRAMS.

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Arrest of Australian Emhezzler. LONDON, June 27th.

A man named Ogle has been arrested by the 'police, at Manchester, on a charge of embezzling from Mr Duflett, of Melbourne. AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS. ' LONDON, June 26.

The Australian cricketers commenced their match at Chicheater to-day against the Eleven United South. The weather during the day was fine, and there was a large attendance of spectators. The "Aus tralians wont first to tUe wickets, and when the stumps were drawn for tho day, they had lost three wickets for 250 (sic) runs. Massie made 60, and was out 1.b.w., Ban- Herman was caught and bowled for 28, and Horan not out for 56. AUTUMN SESSION OF PARLIA MENT. It is understood that an Autumn session of the Imperial Parliament will be hold, unless the parliamentary procedure ques tion is settled this session by passing the clotnre resolutions.

AUSTRALIAN.

THE KILLARNEY'S TEAS,

MELBOURNE, June 27,

A portion of the new season's tea, ex steamship Killamey, from Foochow, was sold at auction to-day, and realised good average prices.

DBFKNCES OF MELBOURNE,

MELBOURNE, June 27.

In the Legislative assembly this even ing, the proposals of the Government for completing the defences of the colony came up for discussion. In committee the debate is still proceeding.

TELEGRAMS.

(FJEIOM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT],

THAMES, this day.

Garrey and party, Bright Smile claim, crnched 2cwt of picked stone for 104ozs 19 dwts melted gold.

TAURANGA, this day. FAILURE OF A LAND SALE.

The sale of Pukcroa block was an utter failure ; only four lots were sold; tho total realised £327 lQs. . Had this -block boon handed to Mr Vcscy Stewart for special settlement as ho desired, and offered £12.000 for nine months ago, it would now be settled, as it is adjoining the Te Pake block. THE RAILWAY TO ROTORUA. Captain Morris, M.H.R,, has just tele graphed that the scheme for a railway fi om Tauranga to the Lakes, via Taheke, is approved. RUSSELL, this day. Arrived : Kotorua, She sails again this afternoon for Sydney. It is likely that H.M. Nelson will come Lore to coal. The Commodore will thus have a good opportunity of examining this fine harbour, and observing the facilities, for coaling ftae mau-o'-wara should they de cide to coal here. Hailed : Spitfire.

(PER PRESS ASSOCIATION.) TAUPO, this day. At a meeting held here, Topia Turoa re pudiated the report of having given his country to. the 'King, and declared his earnest desire to have a railway from the North to the South pass through the dis trict under his authority. Oihot Taupo chiefs declared their uuanimous readiness to open up the country for a railway. Taroa has telegraphed these facts to Sir George Grey, asking him to mention them in tho House,

WELLINGTON, this day.

A child, aged five years, named George Griffiths, fell oft the breastwork, yester day, and was drowned, The body ba3 not yet been recovered. The steamer Wesfport was sold by auction, ycsteiday, and realised £12 10s.

GREYMOUTH, this day.

A man named John Watson was brought in, yesterday morning, from Barrytown, charged with an indecent assault on Mary Pbelan, between eight and nine years of age. The little girl and her grown up sister had been sleeping in the house for that week, and while the elder sister was called away temporarily, the fellow went into the house and put out the lignt. _ He was in the child's bedroom when the sister got back. The child is bruised about the face and throat, where he grasped her to stop her cries, but she is otherwise unin jured.

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. FIRE AT A BACON FACTORY.

A fire occurred this morning at the bacon, curing establishmentofLangdon and Judge, butchers, but was extinguished before much damage was done. Last year the average daily attendance at the 130 schools in North Canterbury dis trict was 11,708. The total number of at tendants is given at 24,077. WOUNDING A WIFE. 'At the Magistrate's Court this morning, J. J. Dowey, for beating bis wife with a, potato fork,was sentenced to 14 days hard Mr K. Wilson, of the firm of Messrs Burchand Wilson, contractor?, was killed by his horse throwing him when crossing tbe Okaukau bridge, Korfcb. Canterbury. He was 32 years of age, A mm named Blagley was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment yesterday for re fusing to give up half a sovereign which he picked up at she railway station. THE UMION INSURANCE COMPANY. For the year ended the 31st of May, the Union Insurance Company's balance-sheet shows an available balance of £18,871 <&, out of which amount the directors propose to pay the usual dividend of 10 per cent,, absorbing £7,500, to place £2,500 to the reserve fund, and carry forward to next year £8,871 Bs. The premiums for the year amount to £112,428 4s 2d.

TIMARU, this day.

The first meeting of shareholders in the Tiraarn Coliiery Steamship Company was held yesterday. The capital of the com pany is £10,000, in 200 shares of £50 each. All the shares have been taken up. lhe first steamer to be built will be one to carry 500 tons of coal, and will principally trade between Timaru and the West Coast.

DUNEDIN, this day.

There were about 150 teachers present to day at the opening of the Conference. Dr. Macdonald, of the Boys' High School, was appointed president tor the ensuing year, There is a great amonnt of talk in wrest line circles just now. Slade has accepted Strong's challenge to wrestle Border style, oncondition that it comes off in the theatre, and not in the open air. Ihornton, who holds the position of Cornish champion, challenges Professor Miller or Stode in collar-and-elbow, or catch-as-catch-can 8 chief officer of the Te Anau, on promotion to the Manapouri, was the recipient of several addresses, and a hand some testimonial, from the officers and crew of the former vessel.

INVEKCARGILL, this day.

RELIGIOUS TEACHING IN SCHOOLS.

At a meeting of the Invercargill School Committee, a letter was read from the Key. Mr Stobo (Presbyterian) requesting the übo of the central school for halt an-hour on two days of the week for the purpose of reading the Bible, He explained that he did not intend that children should have any lessons to learn at home. They would only be asked questions, to ascertain if they understood what was read. He would avoid all matter of controversy, and not touch on any question about which thera were any differences amODg evangelican Christians. The committee expressed a desire to aid the proposal, and it.was resolved that his request be granted, nnd that the teachers be instructed to give every facility that may be required.

Ml Biddle is now agont for the Star al the North Shore.

■A meeting of the Tramways Committee of the City Council is being held this alter nooi, the business before it being the atraneement of terms and conditions upon which the tramway contract will be let.

THE CAPTURE OF WINIATA.

lhe True Account

(By THLEaßApn—Own Correspondent.)

Cambridge, this day. I havk now heard the true story of Winiata's capture, which I was unable to obtain yesterday. It appears that Barlow first induced tho murderer to come and' spend a few days with him at bis settle ment, about 20 miles from Kihikihi. After making himself a jolly good host, dispen sing liquor freely, he drugged Winiata, and procuring two horses, tied him across one, and jumped on the other himself, and gallopod off to Kihikihi. A Desperate Struggle. "Winiata, .on arriving in tho township, awakened up, and finding himself in un desirable quarters, struggled hard for liberty. This was at 3.30 on Tuesday morning. Constable James Finnerty, on hearing the disturbance outside the Alpha Hotel, proceeded to the scene, and found the two men — one completely naked struggling on the ground. These wore Winiata arfd Barlow. A few minutes | more, and, from what I gather, Winiata would have been a free man, Barlow having been somewhat ex hausted. Finnerty secured Winiata, and conveyed him to tho Constabulary bar racks, chained him to a bed, and placed him under armed guard. He then commu nicated with Major Minaitt, who directed that the prisoner be conveyed to Te Awn mutu under armed guard. Ho was subse quently taken there in the Government waggon, and handed over to Constable Gillies, who locked him up, and brought him on to Hamilton by train.

Barlow Alarmed, After Winiata had been secured by the police, at Ivihikihi, Barlow's courage began to evaporate. He refused to leave the barracks unless protected by a guard of police, and further refused lo move until he snw the police put bullets in their guns. It is hoped Finnorty's services will bo recognised, for, had it not been for his opportune arrival, it is believed the mur derer would have escaped.

Wiuiata's Telegram to Tawhiao.

The following is an interpretation of Winiata's telegram to Tawhiao :—•' I have arrived here, and it is for you to speak or act."

Winiata's Flea,

On being questioned by Mr Quick, inter preter, yesterday afternoon, he admitted he was Winiata, and had worked at Cleg horn, but denied having murdered Packer. He said it wag a half-oaato did it. This half-caste wanted him (Wiaiata) to assist him, but he refused, and when he came to the place where Packer had been stopping he found he had been murdered.

SPORTING.

HAWKES1 BAY RACES,

BY TELEGRAPH.—OWN CORRESPONDENT,]

HASTINGS SOUTH, thia day. The Hawkes1 Bay Jocicey Club Stoele cbaae Meeting was held, on the Hastings racecourse, to-day. Between six and sovej hundred persons were present, Very few vehicles were on the ground, and only one totalisator. The day was beauti fully fine, and the course in oxcellent con dition for racing. MAIDEN HUKDLES. At 12.20 five horsea started in tho Maiden Hurdle Kace of SOaovs., distance one-and-a half mile : Tartar (J, Kae), 1; Hilda Wave (J. .Jones), 2; Wild Davrell (G. Hope), 3. Tartar won essily by hnlf-a-longtb, Wiid Payroll being about five lengths behind. Tne race came off without mishap or acci dent of any kind.

STEEFLKCIIASS HANDICAP, of lOOjoVS. Distance, 3 miles. —New Year (F. Pott 9), 1; Baron (\Y. Edwards), 2. This was a most exciting race. A, U. was scratched, and Lone Hand and Grey Momus, Baron, New Year, Sunray, Wild DayralJ, Lady Bart, and Ruahine started. At the double jump, Ruahine, Lady Bat, and Lone Hand baulked, the latter persis tently refusing to negotiate tho second hurdle. All the horse?, with the exception of New Year, Baton, and Sunray, were from this out of the race, each refusing the jumps, and Yew Year maintained the lead to the finish, winning in a canter by half-a-lengtb. Sun ray did not finish. Potts, the jockey, raced splen didly all through.

Correspondence.

DR WALLIS AND THE REV. McKENZIE FRASER.

(To the Editor.)

Sib,-I was more than astonished—l was, astounded—by the letter of the Key.. Mr Fraser In your impression of Saturday last. At the close of my leciure on " The Anti quity of MaD," Mr Fraser, in rather con fused language, asked me a question which I bad some difficulty in understanding. The question which I thought be put was hot the question given in his printed letter, and tho answer I returned to him bad not the slightest reference to the said printed question. A large portion of my lecture was occupied ■with showing how Kurope.during the Great Glacial (Age, was affected by the variation in the position of the earth and bum, in summer and winter, connected with the precession of the equinoxes. My whole reasoning was based on the motion which Mr Fraser says I denied; and he grossly misrepresents me if his letter Implies that I denied tbe movement on which depends the precession of the: equinoxes, I had spent fully half-an-hour on explaining what, I now learn from his ; letter, he wished me to explain. Had he been asleep ? It certainly did not occur to my mind that .he wished me to state again, what S, during the pre yious half-hour, had been etating about the precession of the equinoxes and varying eccentricity of the earth's orbit. After some difficulty, I understood him to ask (and I was confirmed in this by the way he used his walking-stick to illustrate a change in the earth's axis) what would have been the effect upon Europe in the glacial period of a change in the axis of the earth,'and of the poles con sequently being situated differently from where they are now 1 It has long been known that the fanua and flora of Greenland must have been quite tropical at some remote period In the past; and this has often been accounted for on the hypothesis that the axis of the earth has been changed since then. This is the hypothesis or theory which, in answer to Mr Fraser, I said had been abandoned by scientific men; and it was not fair in him to pervert my answer by connecting it with a totally different theory. Ido not pretend to be a learned astronomer;. and I candidly confess that my knowledge is probably not very much greater than his own, as shown by the language of his printed question. I beg now to deny positively that I gave to that printed quostion the ignorant answer he ascribes to me. Had I given that ignorant answer, he ought to have exposed it at the time before the audience, instead of rushing into print to proclaim scornfully my ignorance of what every school-boy knows.' But, instead of exposing my ignorance, he has exposed his own; and I fancy I see Haman hanging on the gallows, which he" intended for Mordecai.- I am, &c., James Wallis. The Athenraum, June 26th, 1882.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

June 28,1883. Bank of New Zealand—Buyere, £2310s New Zealand Insnrance-81s; buyers, 81a South British Insurance BOa, 6la: sellers, 6ls National Insurance (new sharos)-7s Anokland Gas—Sailers. £910a New Zealand Shipping-£5 Accident Asaaranoe—Buyers, Is Fisher and Co.—tellers. llaSi Moanataiarl-SPllers, 19s Caledonian-Sellers, Us Golden Calf— Buyers, 8a 6S: sellers. 10s ■ Prince Imperlal-Ss 6d. 5s 9i; .buyers, ss; Bailers. 5s Gd New Find—Buyers, 3s.Bd Weraaiko—Sellers, 3a wera JOSEPH NKWMAN. Chairman.

The murderer, Winiata, left Hamilton, | by the early train, to day, and was ex pected to arrive at the Auckland station at 5 p.m. Anticipating that thare would be a largo crowd of spectators in attendance, Mr Supt. Thomson arranged for a carriage to convey the prisoner to the lock-up, and also told-off a detachment of men to pre vent any crowding of the public. We understand that all the necessary evidence will.be forthcoming at the trial. r .

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(BY TBIiEGBAPH. — SLKCIAL CORRESPON DENT.) WELLINGTON, this afternoon. Removal of Native Lands Court. Air J. M. Dargaville this afternoon gave j notice to move for the production of all correspondence between the Government and the Chief Judge of the Native Lands Court re the removal of the Native Lands Court from Auckland to Wellington. The Agricultural College. On the invitation of Professor Kirk, Mr Hobbs visits the Ajjricultur.il College and Farm at Christchurch, with a view of ob taining information that may be useful to his constituents. Auckland, Petitions. This afternoon Mr Hobbs presented peti tions from John Bryers and Robert Cooh rane, respecting claims for grants of lands at Hokianga. Mr Sheelian on the Opposition Unity. Mr Shcehan said last nighr, while speak ing on the motion for going into com mittee of supply, that the Oppo sition had been twitted by the Colo nial Treasurer as being divided into three sections, but he could inform the Government that when a no-coatidenco motion was brought down, those so-called three sections would vote as one man. This v generally recognised as an authorised statement. Auckland Reclamation Tenders. Mr Peacock, in reply to a letter re the reclamation works, waited cm the Minister of Publio Works last week, and was promised that the tenders would bo out this week, returnable in four or live weeks, and that the worKS would be prose cu'.cd with all haste. lhames Valley Railway, This afternoon Mr Sheehan presented a petition from the Mayor of the Thames, praying that the pledges of seveial minis ters relative to the carrying out of the Thames-Waikato railway be given effect to.

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[reuter's cablegram.]

INDIAN TROOPS FOR EGYPT,

LONDON, June 27, ovening. In tho House of Commons this after noon, the Marquis of Hartiogton, Secro tary of State for India, in reply to a ques tion, stated that the Government wore at present in communication with the Marquis of Ripon, Viceroy of India, on the subject of the despatch of native troops to Egypt. NEW RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. It is announced that Baron Mohrinhim, at present Russian Ambassador at Copen hagen, has boon appointed Ambassador at London, vice Piinco Lobanoff, appointed to Vienna. ARRIVAL OF SIR JULIUS VOGEL. MELBOUKNK, this day. Sir Julius Vogel, who waß a pasaonger by steamer Austral, which arrived yesterday, represents tho Australian Electric Light, Power, and Storage Company,

Sailed, yesterday evening : S.s. Kingu reoma, for Bluff.

WAHANUI AND THE TRUNK RAILWAY FROM AUCK LAND.

(Pee Press Association.)

TAUPO, this day. A party of natives, on arrival to-day from the King Country, stato that since the Whntiwhatihoe meeting, nothing new has transpired. Wahanui, who is well known to bo the real powor behind Tawhiao'a throne, declares that no railway via Mokau or elsewhere through Ngatimaniapot country will be allowed during bis lifetime, or until a Parliament Bitting at Auckland shall have passed new laws to ensure tho maintenance of Maori authority over the King Country.

THE THAMES VOLUNTEERS AT PARIHAKA.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—IFECIAL CORRESPON DENT.

WELLINGTON, this day. The following telegram und memo re the Thames Voluuteers were laid on the Coun cil table yesterday :— "9th October, 1881.-Major Withers, Auckland : Would your district furnish corps of volunteers for service at West Coast for at least two months; pay same constabulary ? If so, what number V—H, E. KKADKE."

I have endeavoured to obtain a'l poasiblo information as to the terms of engagement, and have carefully considered the facts elicited. The facts appeal os follows :— Major Withers was asked by telegram from Col. Reader (telegram recited); this tele gram was communicated to Major Murray, who undertook to raise the 100 mou for the service, There is no doubt Major Murray understood the agreement to be for two mouths certain, and so repsesented to the officers and men; and it appears that this was by some considered to be an important element in the matter, as some of the Thames corps refused the service unless they were guaranteed four months instead of two, which they were offered, Va the other hand, Col. Header, it would appear intended the telegram to mean that the men were to be enrolled for service for at least two months, unless sooner discharged ; put his telegram above quoted certainly did not express this. Major Murray then enrolled the men, and swore them in for two months, or nntil law fully discharged. His object, he states, to have been to ensure the men serving two months, and as mush longer as they were required, and to ensure the men two months' senice, at least. The words ho used to give effect to this had the opposite effect to what he intended, and the men were actually enrolled for service for not evceeding two months, unless sooner dis charged, for such is the only meaning which can be attached to the words used: "for at least two months, or until lawfully discharged." Colonel Keader, in his explanation, says: "At the time I wired to Major Withers, it was not known here for what time the volunteers would be wanted. The time two months was mentioned to b3 euro that the Government could depend upon their services for that period if required, and that Major Murray so understood it I gathered from a telegram from him, in whioh he stated that he had sworn in the men for two months, or until legally discharged, which meant binding themselves to serve for that time it required, but could be dis charged any time their services were no longer required." When I explained this to Major Murray, he suggested he should be authorised to compound; by giving half' pay on their return for remainder of the 2 months. No doubt there has been a mis { understanding, and although it is, of course, I competent for the Government to insist on the terms of the actual engagement or those expressed on the oath ad ministered (all previous being but preliminary) it would, I think, bo hard to insist under' the circumstances on the literal terms.of the agreement. It ifl a case in which !I think the Government should rather take a liberal view. The men will, therefore, be released from any further service, and I will authorise the piymaster to pay them one month's full pay for the time they have served, ope month's half-pay, and allow them the kitu issued to them.—Feed. WhitAker.—23rd November, 1881.

A concert in aid of the New North Road Congregational Sunday-school will be given on Thursday evening at 7.45 o'clock. The programme is a most attractive one, and appears in another column. 3 Owing to unfavourable weather, no stiaightforward work was done in the Suc cess mine last week. The manager expects to have work in full swing next week. In No. 2 level the reef is improving, and get ting more together, with some of the usual prospects in eveiy breaking down. After we went to press yesterday the Harbour Board went into committee to consider the proposals of the sub-committee appointed to report re the pilot service. It was decided to advertise for applications from competent persona willing to under take the pilot service, tHey to find their own boat and residence, and Hvethe option of renting the pilot schooner Vindex. The cruising ground will extend to Tiritiri, or a radius of 10 miles from Rangitoto Reef.

THE AUCKLAND EVJfi-Nlir<* STAR, WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ss.



Wanted. WANTED, Two Barmaids ; a prevlou knowledge of the trade not necessary —Apply any evening M. Gallagher, Fisher' Oooidental tlotc). WANTED, an Experienced Dress maker; also, Apprentices.—Apply a Mrs Murphy's Drapery Establishment, Hobson streot. X\r ANTED, a good Female Cook for t TT Country Hotel.-Apply for particular! to Mr J. P. King. Chemiflt. WANTED, a Good General Servant, —Apply, Mrs Fiynn.Nottlnghatn Caatli Hotel. Abaroromble-atreet. • AT ANTitD, a General Servant for Coro. TV mandel.—Apply botwoen 6 and 8 p.m, to W. V, Cadmqn. Governor Browne Hotel. WANTED, good Collar-maker ; piece or day work lat option).-Licary Brace fc Co. (Limited). Hlßh-street WANTED, a Photographic Printer.— Asply at once to Freodman, 83, Grey street ( WANTED, a Strong Girt, about IG, to asaiat in housework and wait at table.— Address at this oflloe. ANTED, a Youth, age about 15 years.-Apply to J. Cullon, 250, Qaoen street. WANTED, a Young Man accustomed to driving a baker's oart; references required.—Applr W. Kasdown. Quoen-atreot. WANTED, a Smart Voiing Man; must be able to watt at table.—Commercial Hotel, Shortland-Btreot. ANTED, a ltespecluble Oeneral Ser vant.—Apply to Mrs Shaylo GeorKO, Ponsonby Road, at once. WANTED, a Boy, about Ig years of aito, to mako hlmsoif generally useful. —Apply at tho Paciilo Hotel. WANTED, a respectable Young Man, ono accustomed to tho trade preferred. —Apply. K. M. Hullott. butcher. Parnell. WANTED, a Uood General Servant.— Apply Mrs Porclval, Green Lano. WANTED, an Apprentice to the Boot Making, also an Improver.—J, Carby, Hobaon Btroot. ■ WANTED, a Journeyman Tailor for Wanganul.—Apply to K. Mitohelaon & Co. . WANTED, a Miller.—Apply to Thorn. ton, Smith. & Firth. WANTED, a Smart Clothing Hand,— Apply at once to J. Lovy, 211, Quoen- Btreet. WANTED SEEN—The AVindow Net, Sjd; Long Curtains, 3j lid; Children's Plnaforoa, lid; Froons. 2a; Amorloin l.oathor, Kjd; at Dampior'a Wakeflald-Btroot Shop. WANTED, a Youth to look after a buggy and horses.—Apply Munro and MilHgan, Ilobnon-Btroot. WAJNTtJD, a Strong Hoy.—J. Phillips, Qnoen-Btrect. WANTED, n General Servant; must bo able to milk: good wages and oasy place—Ai'ply Mr Thomson, Aocidont Inaur anco Companyi N.Z. Inauranoo Balldlnaa. WANTED, at once, a smart rospect able Young Girl accustomed to ohlldran, and to mako herself generally usefuL—Mrs Robb, Pongonby Koad. top of Angloaea-Btroot. WANTED, to rent a comfortable Four» roomed Cottago; cußy diatnnoo off town. —Apply Stab Office. • m/'AJST—D, a Good General Servant.— TV Apply to Mra Waters, Upper Queon- Btroot . V)fTANXED, Married Couple to tako TV ohargo of hotel in country; good wages. —Apply Armstrong and Co., No. 177, Quuon- Btreet. - WANTED, Bookkeeper for atoro j samo piaoe; also Message Boy for our own offloo.—Armstrong and Co., No. 177, Qaeen- Btreot. WA>TED, Housekeeper for the suburbs, In a private family, at onco; must be trustworthy.—Armstrong and Co., Over Clark and (iano'a, Qaeon-atroet. WANTED, a Respectable General Ser vant for tho country.—Apply to Mrs Smith. Canada-street, Upper Pitt-street, be tween the hours of 10 and 2 o'olook. WANTttD TO SRLL, Two or Three Light 'Bussea in good ropair.—W, Crowthcr, Wellealey-atreet. WANTED, a Tainter; highest wages given.—Apply R. C. Greenwood, corner Ot Uuoon and Shortland-atroots. ANTED KNOWN.—To make Even log DreaßOS, an Ezporloncod Droßß makor will remain in Auokland for 10 days.— Snqolro, Mrs Nlohol, Qaoon-streot, noxt door to Albert Hotel WANTED, a Goat, in full milk.— Write, stating price, to Mrs C. Star oflloa. WANTED, a Scow to t;iko a load of timber to Makotu.—Apply to Armstrong Nowburn. Shipwright, noar Wynward Pier. YJtTANTeD S-B.N, tho I'ur Trimming, V T 9d the yard: Orand Pompidour Fringe, 6d the yard; lot of Blaok do., cheap; Chonlllo Not. Pd the yard, at Uamplor'a Wakeflold-atreot Vl/ANTED KNOWN—That J. Coa- Vl grave and Co. uro se.linK Tweed Mao klntosh Coats for 30a, warranted. WANTED, to Sell I'ivo or Six Good Farm Horseßi—Apply to W. Crowthor. ANTED Known — Armstrong and Co.'d Labour Exchange Olllco. All labour furnished frea ot ohargo, and with the utmost despatch.—Ulilco ovor Clark and Gane's. Queon-Btreat. WANTED to Sell — Cheo-e, Bacon, Butter, KgRB, &0., of the Best Quality, and at Lowest Wholesale Prices.—R, Row, Grooor, Victoria-Btreet. ANTED, by a Lady of 20 years ex perlence, Mublo Pupils at Is por lesson. Evening Lessons given. Private Lessons in Dancing to Adults or Families,—Address Mrs Woloh. Grey-Btreet, oppoalto HelUor Houae. WANTKD KNOWN. — That Shar land's Family Pilla aro lnvaluabto for Constipation, Headaohe, and Indigestion.— Frice la Hot. Addresa-Oppoalto Poat Oflloe. WAoTED SKEN, the Grand Lines of Ladies' Fashionable Hose. CI; Men's Socks, 3d ; Children's do, from 2d; Boyß* Klaatio Bracaa, 6d—Dampier's Wakoßeld-atreot Shop. WANTED, by a Young Man, Situation on a Farm.—Address O A.8., offloo of this paper. WANTED Known—That J. Cosgrave and Co. are selling Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for 8a lid. ANTED KNOWN-That Sharland's Worm Powdors are tho most popular and BUCcoßsfnl remedy now known. Prlco la paokot,-Aridreoß; Opposlto Post-oflloo. \kl ANTED Known—That if you don't V T hurry np you wont be In time to get a MaoklntOßh Coat.-J. &W. Williams. WANTED KNOWN, that Mrs Hodg klna is still carrying on DrossmakJnc and Millinery, Victoria Road, North Shore. All orders promptly attended to. WAN TED X NOW N—Madame Bottonelll has Taken tho Shop opposite Mlnettl's, Hobaon-street, where she will Con doot Ureßßmaklng and Millinery. WANTED X OWN.—We have nice Garden Shells on sale: also. Scoria ABh for yards and patha.—W. and G. Wlnetono. WANTED KNOWN —We are still making these Wooderfal Bargains- Trousers. 13a od; Suits, ens.—J. Phillips, Tailor, Qneen-ttroet. \\T ANTED SEEN,'the Large Stock of TT winterßlbbonß for 4Jd—At Dampier's Wakefleld-etreet Shop. WANT-D to Sell, a nearly new centre board Yaoht, wall found and copporod,-^ O. Bailey, Shipbuilder, near the Dook. W~~ ANTED, two respectable young Men as Boarders; use of Piano, comfortable Sitting-room. Terms very moderate. — Mrs Cavanagh, Nehon-street, 2nd house from Cook street. , W ANTED, i-urchasera tor Good Swede Tnrnlps. in lota of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station within 10 miles of Otahuhn. Price. 30s per ton, er 26s on the ground.—Fisher and Co WANTED KNOWN—The only Per foot Cure for Toothache and Nenralgia. and no oure no pay, Is by applying to Profesnor Guesoott, the only Practical Herbalist In the Colony.—Shortland-Btreet WANTKD SEEN, the Ladies' Ulsters, 5s 6d; Ladles' Jaoketa, 8a (id; Girls' do., Bs-At Dampler'a Wakefleld-street Shop. \\T ANTED KNOWN — Householders Vv and others must pay for past services, otherwise the Night Soil Contractor will dia oontinue further attendance. June quartet now due.—Office, City Market, Queen-etreet entrance. WANTED KNOWN, that Sharland'f Cherry Peotoral relievea Coughs in tor minutes; bottles, 2s Cd.—Address, opposite Poat-offloe. WANTED KNOWN—Phillips's Cloth, ing Mart will Ro-open in his New Promlßoi on Saturday next. WANTED KNOWN—Tho Auckland Timber Company (Limited) have foi Sale (now landing), ex * Annie Burr.' from Non York. 12,000 Beat American SLATES. ANTED XX OWN—Men's Tweet Vests, 3? 6d; Yonths', 2s 6d; BoyV. 2s. Ful Stook Hosiery from Sjd a pair. Boya' Elaatii Braces from _J4; Men's from 6d. Men's anc Boyß' Felt Hats and Shirts in Great Variety. ---j. &JWVWilliams. WAHED KNOWN, that Sharland'i Tonic Balaam and Liver Regulator ii need with marvellous buoobbb for Indlgeßtion Prioe, 3a a bottle.—Address i Opposite Post ofllco. WANTED KNOWN!—Curling's Hai Restorer, will restore faded or stro: sair to its original colour.—lt Is not a dye 3s per bottle.—Gardner, Chemlet, 181, Queen street.and North Shore. WANT_D KNOWN—Pectorine is i most valuable cough mixture, 2s 6d pc bottle.—Gardner, 184, Queen-street, and Nortl Shore, \»7 ANTED KNOWN—Boys' and Men' T i Overooats cheaper than town, at J. am W. Williams'. ANTED Known—That J. Cosgravi and Co. are Selling Men'a Serge Suit tor 27a Cd. \\f ANTED BEEN, the Ladies' Trimmei TT Hati at is and Is (id, and the Fnr Hat for li 6d; Satin do,, la 6d-At Dampier's Waki field-street Shop. WANTED KNOWH—That J. Cos grave & Co. are Selling Men's Gorton Tweed Trousers and Vests tor 17s (id.



Wan tea. WANTED, all persons interested in '1 Aroha stock to become Bnbsorlbors I • "The Te Aroha Mail," price 2d. Auoklan a Agent, Mr Maoky, foot o£ Cook-street. A< vertlsomenta' received by Ingram and Co ~ Hoffman's Buildings. t Vvr ANTED KNOWN—Working Me: " V T can Save their Money by calling at th Governor Gordon Dining Rooms. All Meal i Od; Board and Lodging 16b per week,—Not . tho uddsoaa: Nearly opposite the' Waitemat and close to the Dock. Lower Albert-street. ANTED SEEN, the Japanese Silk Is 3d the yara: Colored Satin, Is 9d ' Black do.. 28 3d and 3a; Black Velveteen, 1 . lid and 2s Od, at Dam pier's Wakefleld-strce WANTED SkEN, Men's Shirts for li 6d; Handsome Stud Suites, 9d; Gente Handkerchiefs (large size), 6d; at Dampler'i , Wqlcelleld Btroot Bhop. ' \\l ANXKD—Tailors to bear in mine V V that I have In stock a large assortment of Black and Bluo Superllnes and Doeskins, Tweeds, Coatings, Bedford Cords, and Trim. ' mings of all descriptions, short lengths of whioh I cut at Wholesale Prlce. ALovKTT( WeUesley-etreet. A X TE D KNOWN BLOMFIKLD'S WORM POWDKRB are the Finest Remedy for Worms. In packets, One ShllliDg; by Post. Is 2d.-WEST END PHARMACY, Ponaonby. W~ AINTBD.-Tho Public to kaow that Munro & Mllligan. Hobeon-stroet. have added to their Tailoring Duourtmont a branch for the manufnoturo of Boys' and Yonthß Clothing, made to order, from their largo stock ■jf qua anteod shrunk twoods. A N T E a K~N O W«- BLOMiriELD'S SOOTHING POW DERS, a cooling aporient for Children outtlnß teeth, troubled with ornptions of akin, Paoketa, In; Post, la 2d.-WKST KNU PHARMACY, Ponßonby. . \I7 ANTED SEEN, the Twill iiheeting. W la Id; White Calico, 3Jd ; Unbleached do, 2}d; Brown Holland, did; at Dampler'E Wakofleld-Btreet Shop. ANT-!) KNOWN—That wo have Involoos of Shlrtlnga, Flannels, Dross Materials, Folt Oarpots, and Cocoa Matting ual landed or l;aira.-J. & W. WlUlamfl, 82, Kara ' cgahapoßoad^ WANTED, Settlers to know that Amerloan Waggons, light and heavy, either with or without Bprlnga, aro for sale at A. Mackio's, Durham-Btroet, also, very hand some Hooded Bngglea, doable and elngle. huriß 1 on an entirely now prlnolplo, and ot the best quality over yet Inndod oa thoße Bhoreß. | WANTED to Sell, very Cheap (for two woeks), dOO Canterbury Pigs' J owls, only 3dlb: CO doi-.on of Assorted Jams, 7d tin, Ca 3d doion; 30 dozen Salai Oil, CJd bottle, 2 for la; , 12 dozon ABBortod Picklea, fld bottlo, 3 for 2s; 10 owt Onions, 7 lba for Cd, 15 lbs for la; 1 ton oi Pumpkins. 11 lbs for Cd, 3s Od for 112 lba; about 1200 lba of Currants, only ijd Ib. 3 lbs for Is: i, white Carrots, 12 lbs for 6(1. 23 doden ot Od bottles ot good Blacking only 3d each. Is bottloa only Cd each, uay and Martin's Paste Blaoklntt Cd por dozon. PleaßO to bring yout own kits with yon. Castor Oil, Od bottle: 2C good Clnoks, only 7s Od each.-H. WATT a, Pltt-etroot. WANTED S'EKN, the Gent's Tweed Coats, 5i l!a ; Holland do. (small sizes), 4a 6d; Gents' Choat Scarves, 2d; BoyB1 Belta, \ 3d. at Dampler's Wakeflold-atreet Shop. aNTEU KNOWN, that Gunsonand Martin, 63. Cantom-house-atreet. are Bupplying Malzo. Oatß, and Beano (orushod and wholo). Bran, aharps, Chaff, Boncdust, so., at Lowi'Bt Raton. \\7AMTED SKKN, the great new lot V V of Dress Buttons on tho Counter. Id the dozen ; Stay Busks, 2d, Id, and Cd, at Dampler's Wateeilold-Btroet Shop. ANTaVK N O W N OITIZKNB' BALL. Vkby Isipobtant —Tblb Is the way Dampler has beßnn to heat tbo arlßtocraoy Ot Auokiand at his Now Boot Shop. Vlctorla-stroet (late W.John, stono). Ho la aotually Bolliog Pollock's QoniB1 Colobratod Dress Booty (which are being sold oißowhoro at HI and £1 Is) for 11s: Ladles' High-legged Prlza Modal Prunella Boots (whioh aro eliewhere at least 8b) for 5a 6d; Ladles' Blaok Kid ahoea (which aro clsewhero 10s 6d) for Ga Cd; Ladles' Wblto Kid Boots,- 6b Od; White Marsala do, is Cd: lots of other binds vary Cheap. Having retained tho eervloes of Mr Bulge, late foreman to Mr Johnstons, I intend to hsvo Boots made to order ot tho same quality as Mr W.J. did, and at lower prices.— W. H. DAMPIKR, Bootmakor, late W. John stone. Vlotorla-strent. N.B I am happy to Inform my slnooro friends that tho now Boot Venture Is already a groat auoocag. W A N T E D CASH PURCHASEKS FOR FIVE THOUSAND POUNDS OF Prime S-lt Buttkr« 1/ TO 1/3 PER lb. PUT IN KEGS CONTAINING FROM 3d TO 60 POUNDS. AND IN JARS FROM 12 TO 18 POUNDS. B-m H E. W, GROCER, VXCrOKIA-STRKKT. ANTED KNOWN- Cff" FOR CABH ONLY- Good Valuo In Blankets, from 0/11 to 15/ pair Good Value in Quilts, from 4/6 to 12/1; size, 10-0 Good Value in Sheeting, from /8J ; 72 Inch, 1/ Good Value in Caliooa. from i'l\ : white. /3 Good Valun In Drees Materials, from ii\ Good Value in Wlnoeya, from /31 to 1/3 Hood Value in Lace Cnrtalna, from 3/11 to 30/ Good Valuo In Ladioa' Ulaters, from 8/0 np - Good Valuo in Hosiery, all Blzes anr1. makes Good Value in Satlna and Volvoteone, from 2/6 Good Value In Handkerohlefa, from /li eaoh Good Value in Table Napklra, /7J; Clotns. 2/ Good Value in Felt Carpets, I/i; Tapestry, 2,0 . Good Valuo In Millinery and Underolothlog Good Valuo in Habordaehory Good Valuo in 2-button Black Kid Gloves, 1/9 Good Value in Ladles' Corsets, 2/0 to 10/6 at wm. h. smith's Cheap Drapery Warehouse, Corner of Upper Queen and Alexandra-streets, Opposite Army and Navy Hoteli N.8,-Our Well-assorted Stook of GENRRAI DRAPERY Is bought ohkap for OABn. and marked In plain figures at 10 per oent. less than usual Queen-street prloeß. We invite comparl «m YV7- anted Known. TWO SHILLINGS IN THE POUND DISCOUNT ON ALL CASH PURCHASES OF FIVE BnU_iINQE AND UPWARDS, AT STEPHENSON'S, KARANGAIIAPK ROAD, Nkwion, Splendid Value In 301 n Mil to Calico, S/6 per doz Good Value In Blankets, 7/6 to SO/ per pair Unequalled Value In Ulsters. 4/9 to 35/ eaoh Splendid Value in Jerseys, 6/6, worth 0/8 Good Value in Millinery and Undoroldthing Unequalled Value In 160 Ladies Felt Hats. 2/C eaoh , Splendid Value In Long Laco Curtains, 1/ per yd Good Value in Dress Materials, from li\ yd . Unequalled Value in Coloured Cashmeres, )/ : per yd '■ Splendid Valuo In Corsota, 1/6 to 12/8 per pair Unequalled Value In Corsets, 2/6 and 2/11 Good Value in Hosiery, all sizes, _o. Splendid Valuo In 4-bntton Blaok Eld Gloves, 3/8 Unequalled Value in Coloured Serges, /lty por yd Good Value in Colonial Flannels, from 1/3 Wanted Known-Dressmaking on Hromicos > Unequ&lled Value In Satlna. 2/6; Velveteens, 2/( 1 At STKPHKNSnN'B. Nkwton Hocbe, Nbwton. ' N.B—Comment on our Stook of Genera! ; Drapery Is needlons; a single call is gufHolont tc prove that purchasers of Drapery can get beat ' vanle for their money at QTEPHENSO N'S, NKWTON. ; \*J A N T E V KN O W JN THAT J. GI L M OU R, OB , UPPER SYMONDS-STREET, • Hab Exokixbnt Vawtb in the Folmwinc I NEW GOODS : i Wanted Known-Good Value In English am New Zealand Blankets, at J. Gtlmonr's. ) Wanted Known—Good Value In New Zealanc i and English made Flannels, at J. Gllmour's. 3 Wanted Known—Good Value In Moaglel am Kalapol Tweeds, at Ji Gilmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value In Ladioa' am Gentlemen's Umbrellas, at J. Giltnour's, r Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladles' Dres gorges, English and French mako, at J , Gllmour's. 1 Wanted Known—Good Value In Ladioa' Holser; r at J. Gilmour's. r Wanted Known-Good Value In Ladles' Staye at J. Gllmour's. i Wanted Known-Good Value In Men's Hate, a : J, Gilmour's. • Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Watet ° proof Over Coats, at J. Gilmour's: 1 Wanted Known—Good Value In Mon's Tweoi Trousers and Vesta, at 1 J» (jILMOUK S, j» UPPBR SYMONDBBTnUET. *" ~\ GKN'I'LBMAH, with a Capital o •■ .£_. £500 to £l.too, wishes to Pnrohase a: r interest in a good established General Businee y In town.—Address Buslneßs, Stab offlco. [I a KAKE CHANCE for a working mai /-*. with a Bmall oapltal, to Join the Advei • User In a M&nufacturing Business alread a establlahed with motive power snd maohinerj r —For further parltculara apply to B. Arthui h Auotlonoer and Salesman, Queen street. . rf O BAKKKS.—Wanted, a good Baker 8 X must be a steady man.—Apply to G. Johi & at on, Union Bakery, ParneU. - TMPOKTANT TO PAKE NTS who ai c JL desirous to see their sons and danghtei a learning a healthy remunerative trade—Tf MoArthur and Co., Boot Manufacturers, wai -j Apprentices in every Department.—Exoeisli °- Factory. Queen-street. • POSTING UP BOOKS.-A Gentlema X. haa several honra dlsposlblo dnring tr - day for posting np books. Best reference 3" reasonable charges.—Apply to Mr Ed. Wayt g 1 bookseller, Queen-street, or Mr Kober, Wellln ton-street, near Hepburn-street.



Wanted. 'c TTTANTED, a good girl to assist in to TV Household Work.—Apply to Mra Oram, id next door Prinoo Arthur Hotel. Hobson-streot. >•• Wf ANTED, a Handy Man, to assist in v v "general work.—Apply at the Prlnoe - Arthur Hotel. Hobaon and Wellesloy-atreots. " wanted, a B°y t0 make himaeif is TV generally useful;— Apply to Mrs G. Wi c Blnney, Upper Queen-streett tt \\f ANTED SEEN, the Peerless Gloss V V at 7d the bottle; and Cork Soles (ladies • or Kontii'), 2Jrt the pair—At every one of ; Dampior'a Shops. j \\r ANTED KNOWN —That Newton 5 TT beats Queen-street for Cheap Clothing s and Drapory, and that we beat Newton.—J. and I' W. Wllliamoi Importers, 82, Karangahape s Road. '_ ANTED KNOWN — Board and Residonce,lß3 and 20s per week ; Board t only, Us per week.—Bank'ti viotoria Boarding 1 OUBe- '41. Viotorla-Btroßt West. 1 To Let. TO LET, a New Five-roomed Cottage in Proapoot street, Ponsonby. Also, a Four i roomed Cottage in Oliironca-streot; every con vonlonce.—Apply to W, G. Allen, Clarence-1 | Btreet, Ponaonby. rrtO LET, an l£i;;ht-roomed House in ; JL Eden Torraoo; largo garden. Rent, 16s i per weok.—Apply Frlpp and Cameron, Qncen i street. __^__ ' ." mo LET, a House and Shop ; shop with A all flttipga.-N. McCulsky, top of Hobaon atreot. ' r €\O LET, an eight-roomed House in Wel ; X Hnßton-Btroot; rent, 163 per week.-Apply 1 Mrs Eastwood, Karangahape Road Ea»t. 1 npo LET, a comfortable House in Angle ■ J_ sea-street, containing six rooms, with gas i and water laid on, and kitchen range.—J. M, I & J. Mowbray. 42, Queon-streot. 1 r SIO LET, a Family Residence, contain .JL ing eight rooms, bath, and water laid on, ) with li acreß ot land, situate on the Great I South ttoad, a few minutes' walk from Kllorullo ; Railway Station, commanding a good view.— . Apply to F. L, Prime or W. Altkon, Estate and Land Agonts. ; rf 10 LET, a new tliirue-ruomed Verandah , X Cottage; good well and tank.— Apply, T. ; Armstrong, CommoroirJ head, Great North . Road. : rriu LET, a fine 4-roomcd Verandah Cot ' L tago in Llncoln-streot—Apply Ilobt. Row, Viotorla-stiieot. _______ • r»1O LET, Gentlemen's Residence of 10 ' X rooms, fitted with almost every oonvoni -1 enoe, stable, ont-bulldlng, &c, orchard, pad ; dooks, &.o.; situate on main roud, within 20 1 minutes of Queen-street. Rent. £80 per annum. '. —cards to view and all particulars from D. F. i Evans. Kntato ARont, Quoen-atreet. [ fgio LKT, well finished House of 7 rooms, i X hall 6 feet wide, lawn in front, water laid > on; reot low to a permanent tenant.—Howe-1 ■ Btroot, noar Wolllngton-street. ; 1 rpo LET (with immediate posecssion), 1 X a Shop and Store in Queen-street, now . occupied by D. Bloom.—Apply on the promises. 1 rru> LET, Ulnce corner ol High-street and ' L Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Home, No. 20, 1 New Zoaland Insnranoe Buildings. [ fS'iO LET, a Family Residence at Epsom, X with 50 acres of land.—For particulars, [ apply to T. Pi Cloghorn. Epsom, i ' |1O LET, in Graflon lioad, a Nine- J roomed Villa Residence; large garden, ■ well-BtocKed with frnit trees.—Apply to Mrs C. i Burton, on the premises, i rpO LET—Ponsonby Road, corner Pic -1 ton-street, those Commodious Business i . Promise's occupied by H. C. Bettany. 'JO LET—Wellington-street, Grooer's Shop i and Dwelling, established fifteen years. FOR BALK — Choice Allotment in Lower ! Hepburn and Wolf-stroetß, on terms to ault pur ' chaters.—S. Y. COLLINS. Estate Agent, Hlgh-atreet. ' mO LET, in Brighton Road, Parnell, a i X Verandah Cottage ot four rooms and eoullery; good well, and water laid on.—Apply . to J. Fi Mcfntyre, Brighton Road. Parnell. j rpO LX r, a Furnished Bedroom wfth use ' X of elttlagrom (with or without board); suitable for two.—White Honae. Parnell. rinO LET, or tfor Sale, near Remaera I Railway Station, a nonveniont S roomed i Honee, in good repair.—For particulars, apply ; to Station Master. Remnera. MOU NT EDEN.—To Let, Comfortable House, four apartments.—Apply, Star , olllco. MOUNT ALBERT.—To Let, a Five roomed Cottage with largo Allotment OC good forest trees. Also, Wheelwright and , Blacksmith Shop, with good well and main road frontage.—Apply to R, C. Greenwood, Qnoon and Shortland strootn. I\[ OiITIfSHORE.—To Let, Furnished Xl Apartments, with private family; torms mqaorate.—Apply O. Mays, Poat-offlce. TVTORTH SHORE.—To Let, a New' JLI House of 10 rooms, woll sltuatedj and suitable tor lodging house; also, Furnished Cottage.—R. and K. Duder. Devonport Storo. , , For Bale. ■jjiOß SALK, a good Freehold Allotment I I (lino land), 59ft frontago, with a depth of IUOf c (with iO2tt wldo at the back), situated at Blchmond lioad, nearPoneonby, Nice view of tho Walcomata and mrroundlng country; ex cellent position for a honso. Plenty of space to plant an orchard, and woll waterod. The allot mont joins Che Surrey Hill estate, and Is fenced on two sides; hoanon are all around. Price, only 25s per foot. Terms: A portion of the purchase money paid down, and balanoe takea weofely. 7 his Is a good opportunity for an Industrious man,—Apply to Publisher, Stab offlco. FOR SALE, a C-roomed House in Upper Qneen-Btreot.—Hnqalro at tho York Hotel, or to Mr MoKlnstry, Commission Agent, 91, ' Queen-street. I fflOR SALE, a Family Hotel (Gity) ; X 1 wookly rotnrns, £50; working expenses light.—For particulars apply T. Harkie, High- Btreet }fOR SALE (really cheap), at Pon sonby, Three good Six and Seven roomed Houses, with large gardens; and one Four rwomert Oattago. Aleo, Two Six-roomed Cot tfigos .a Neleon.stroet, Auokland. Apply to John Soppoc, House and Land Agent, No. 8, Quoen-ctreet. JyiOK SALE, the Freehold ot a Country * Hotel, with 27 aorqs paddocks. The House is now, containing? rooms, with stable and out-houses. Stock and Furniture at valua tion.—Apply to J. M. & J. Mowbr&y, 12, Queen- Btroot. ■ GIOOD TITLE GUARANTEED.-20 TC Aores Freehold for £9 lOs-half cash, and balance in throe months.—B\ G. Kwiogton. t rpHRKE ALLOTMENTS, . Clarence-fitreet. , x F. G. Bwington. SEVUN-ROOJIBD HOU3K. Grafton Road. £850.— F. Q. Kwington. • ALLOTMENTO In Brighton Road 20a per ±\ foot.-F. G. Ewington. ' A LLOTMKNTS at Ponsonby.Northoote, New xlj North Road, and Beresford-street tors ale. —F. G. Ewington. 1 F. J. MOSB], [W. F. O'SULWVAN, C IJ. 11l OS S & CO.] ( •*• • LAND AND ESTATE AGENTS, BHOnTUVO-BTBEET. t Ft, R SALE, a Large Allotment in Brighton Road, ParneU (100x300). LOT 108. Pokeno about 10 aores. 110 aCKKS near Tuakan; 50 aores In grass, re mainder open fern and bnsb. Prioe, £500. I 86 ACKES. all improved, close to the Whanga rata Railway Station; good house, oow -1 shed, barn, &o.; woll raited for fruit grow inKjL ' A LARGE SECTION In Boreßlord-atrectj 80 feet frontage: 600 ACRKB, partly Improved, 19 miles from Auckland, and 1 mile from mllway station; good 8-roomed House, and all necessary out , buildings. Prloe, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Large I Number of Town and Country Properties for Sale, Including some Large Blocks of 1 and in the Waiknto District. 3 F, J. MOB 3*. CO.. Shortland-atreet ■For oontintiation. see First Page l ' Gazette in Bankruptcy. ""Cfl'Wwltfilll''l . TN BANKRUPTCY, IN THK ESTATE OF ARTHUR C, BETTANY. Creditors, who have not already done so, are * requested to prove their debts with me on or' before FRIDAY, the 80th instant, when a firet and final Dividend will be payable. - THO. MACFFARLANE, • ■ Trustee) Auokland, Jnne 15.1882. 1 ' J' j Mecucai. j |»/i ARSHALL'S special Tincture of ItX Podophyllum will Cure Constipation, j Piles, Sec. Price. Is.—Goodaon. London Aroade. mOOTHACHE 1 TOOTHACHE I r 8 X TOOTHACHE 1 1 I Immediate Relief by using V EDSON'S MAGIC ESSENCE, . . In la Bottles. '• AICKINS HYPO PHOSPHITES. t - __. Aiokin'H Syrup of Hypophosphlte of : Lime Is guaranteed equal to the French preparations ot Dr Churohill, and less d than halt tho prioe, The great expense of tho Imported preparation to the slok, and the f not that BuohiPharmaceutloal preparations can be manufactured equally well in Anokland, has Induced the proprietor to engage in making a really reliable article of i Standard Stbbngth and Chkmioae n purity that! may be recommended with 18 confidence by the medical faculty to their patients and others, n Aiokin's Hypophosphites will answer . all the roriulrornentD stated, and a trial ' will suffice to show that in therapeutioal , aotion they are quite as efficacious in all {,• dlseasoß for whioh the continental pre -1 parations are so justly celebrated. Sold In bottles at 2s 6d eaoh. Dose, > two teaspoonf ula only. 1- Aiokin's Syrup of Kstfophob- FBITEB OF Lime and Soda, especially T e suitable In some cases of lung diseases, Z. and la most palatable and oordlni each t teaspoonful contains three grali_ pure '; hypophoephlte ot llmo and one and a " half grains hypophosphlte of soda. " Sold in bottles at 2s 6d each. _ Request your medical advl 'er to try ,n the Local Syrups of Hypophosphites, ie made by Aickin of definite onUorm • Btren^th. Ai _ Km> g- wholesale Manufacturing Chemist - The Pharmacy. Anokland



jjOHt and i^oundt LOST, a small Black Horse.—Under will be rewarded on returning tamo to , Mrs Phellgs, No. 137. Victorla-Btreet. Anyone ' detaining same after this notice will be prore en ted. OST, a Brass Wheel Cap.-Apply, Mr Edson, Queun-Btroot. Hiilf-a-orow'n Ho ward. EOST, a Pair of Gold Spectacles and Case in the Choral Hall on Sunday night. —Anyone bringing tho same to Star Office will be rewarded. LOST OK STOLEN, isiacK Newfound land Fnp, belonging to Mr Davis, Stab Oilloo. Anyone detaining the dog after this notioa will be proaeonted,—Jnne 27th. 1882. LOST, on Saturday night, between Con stitution Hill and Parnell.-A Malaooa lading orop, with long lash attached.—Finder will bo rewarded on leaving same at Mr Yate's Store. Parnoll, or with Mr Robinson,'.' Herald " office. LOST, a Light Brown Bull Terrier Puppy, strayed trora Grafton Road, on Sunday, mid-.iayi—loa reward will be paid by Mrß AnßQll. Willowßank.onitgbeingreturned; TJiOUJNDi ono Dingy on Rangltoto, X! broken, painted red. The owner can have the Bamo by applying to J. Noville, Drnnken Bay. Rangltoto. 17JOUND— Cheque, drawn on the Austra . llan Deposit and Mortgage Bank, Limited. - Owner may obtain same by applying at this office. Amusements. nONSECBATION SERVICE, \J ST. BENEDICT'S, NEWTON. FULL REHEARSAL OB1 •'FARMER'S MASS" AND THE "HALLELUJAHCHORUS" (MBBSIAH), AT THE CHORAL HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, 29th JUNK, at 7.30. Vocal Members are respectfully requested to bring copies of " The Messiah." Conductor .. v Hebr Carl Sobmitt. 0. MAHON, Hon. Sec. I\JEW NORTH ROAD CONGREGA- J3I tional sund ir-scHoou - con cert AND LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT ON THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 29, Commencing at 7.15 o'clock. I gGEORGE HOLDSHIP, ESQ., Chaibmait. pr6gra¥mk~-pabt i. Prelnde (Piano Solo). Mr J. P. Hooton ; Song, " Consider the Lillos," Mr Jas. Warner; Head ing, " Won't—Can't—Try," Mr Leppor; Violin 8010, Mr Horbert Cox; Reading, Mr F. Bodle: Dnet, " When the Swallows." Misses Moglnie and Cox: Solo. 1 Remember Thy Creators," Mr Murray; Bong. *Home is Best," Miss Cliff; Reading. " Betey and I are Oat," Mr W. J. MokIdIo; Duet, " Star of Peace." Misses Wood and Cliff; Recitation, Mr J. Dick-. Pakt 11.-Plano Solo, Mr J. P. Hooton; Keoltation, " Death ef Murat,"Mrß. Davles; Song." Robin's Rotturn," Mlas Clara Moginle; Recitation, " Cheap Dinner," Mr w. W. Cox; Violin Solo, Mr Herbert Cox; Recitation. Mloa Cnndallj Duet, "Tho Wind to the Harp," Misses Moeinie and Cox ; Reading, " How Betsy and I Made it Up." Seqnol to Betsy ; " National Anthem."—Mh J. P. HOOTON, Pianist. Tickets, Is oach (or 2s, including conveyance by Smith's Omnibus from Shortland-street and back); to be obtained of Messrs Champtaloup and Cooper, Stationers, and Messrs King and Sods, Chemists, Queen-street. QT. DAVID'S BAND OF HOPE, K3 Upp_& Symondb-stbeet. MUSICAL AMD LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT, In behalf of the Harmonium Fund, On FMDAY EVENING, 30th JUNE< 1882, Commencing at 7.30 o'clock. Songs and Knots by Mlas Peace, Mies Gee, Miss Mercer, Mra Koily. Mr C. Peace, Mr Car ter, Mr Rowe, and Mr Lankham; Part Songs by the Frith Family; Readings and Recitations by Mr Kelly, Mr James Oarr, and Mr B. Badg'r'; Addresses by Rev. P. Mason and Rev. Mr Neville, reoently from Scotland. Admtanon-ONB SHILLING. TJEMUERA SOCIAL UNION. The next DANCE will take place in the Hall on WEDNESDAY EVENING, sth July. Admission by tickets only, which may be obtained from, any o£ the Committee. M. A. CLARK, Hon. Sec Meetings. A UCKLAND PLUMBERS' SOCIAL £%. UNION. The usual Monthly Mooting ot tho above Union will bo held In the Working Men's Club THIB (WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jnne 28. at 7.30 o'clock. M. F. WRIGHT, Chairman. T. ALLEN, Seorptary. ELLERSLIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. TEA MBETINGTHIS EVENING at Seven o'clock prompt. Tlokets, Is 6d each. AO.F..A.D.— Court Nil Deaperandum, • No. 6195.—Th0 members of the above Court are summoned to attend tha Quarterly Meeting TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENING, in the Masonic Hall, Karangahape Road, at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of electing officers and paying all dujs.—By order of the C.R. THOS. WIGG, Secretary. P<BAFTON ROAD HIGHWAY VJT DIBTRIOT. Notioa is hereby given, that a Speolal Meeting ot Ratepayers of the above dlstriot will bo held in the District Sohoolhouse, Nugent street, on THURSDAY, tho 13th July prox., at 7.3D o'olock p.m., for the purpose of discussing the advisa bility or otherwise of joining the Borough of Auckland. (3d.) THOS. MACFPARLANE, «.«. ,„„,, Chairman of Board. June 28th. 1882. __*>__. "vtotice to membeks JJI OF THE ANCIENT •¥fiSW® ORDKK OF FORESTERS and their Friends, §MzWSmi Mr Crowther's Large Four iWSflW&l Ihorso °oaoh will leavo the Fire iJiSSiwglglfSj Bell, junction of Queen and l w3_*r<^*~ps_»» Orey Btreets, on Thursday. June 29th, at 6,30 p.m., for the purp.osa of con veying to Otahnhu those desirous of attending the First Anriversary Ball of Couht Stab of THESOUTr<,NO.6G92, A.O.F. . Auu* INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING. LAND, AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUGK LANJ), _____ The Halt-yearly General Meeting of the above named Society will be held on THURSDAY, the 29th lnst., at 7 o'olock p m.. In the Society's Ofiloes, corner of Quees-Btrnet and Vnlc&n Lane, to receive tho Abstract ot the Financial Transactions of the Society (or the Half-year ending 31st March last, and to. transact other business. GEORGE FKABER, Manager. Auokland, June 26,1882. INDUSTRIAL AND PROVIDENT PERMANENT BUILDING, LAND. AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY OF AUCK LAND. In oomplianoe with a Requisition addressed to me in terms of Rnle No, 51,1 hereby convene aSPKOIAL MEKTING of the abovenamed Sooiety, to be hald immediately after the Half yearly General Meeting on THUKSD&Y CVENINS, the 29th lnst, at the Society's Offloeß. Corner of Queen-street and Vnloan Lane. The object ot the meeting Is, to repeal part ot the Table ot Finoe and to repeal, alter, and amend such portion or portions ot the rules with regard to flnea as may be found necessary to enable the Board of Management to remit fines in oases ot sickness or want of employ ment. GKORUK FRASBR, Manager, Auckland, June 26,1882. Board and Kealdenoe. BOARD AND RESIDENCE for Two respectable Young Men; without Board f required. Terms—Moderate.—Apply to Mrß Kemble,Vlncent-street,next to Dr. McDonald's, South. BOARD AND LODGING for Two or Three Respeotablo Working Men; terma reasonable—No. 3, William-street,oil welllng ton-etreet. /GOVERNOR BROWNE lIC'I'JKL, VJT HOBSON-STBBBT, Board and Lousing __..___ ..20a per Week Binolbßoom - 25c PRIVATE Board and Residence.— Vacancy for two gentlemen (friends), Croydon Villa, Vincent-street.—Mra Fuller, SUPERIOR Board and Residence (bath, piano, large grounds), not to be equal! cd. In central position In Auokland. for families, ladles or gentlemen. Address, Stab Offloo. Tenaers. _^ A UCKLAND HARBOUR BOARD. ADDITIONS TO OUTER EABTERN T, QUEKN-STREKT WHARF. Harbour Board Office, Auckland, Jane 28,1882, Tenders will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 11th July next, at noon, for Additions to Outer Eastern T, Queen-street Wharf, in terms ot plans and- specifications to be seen at the Engineer's Office. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Tenders to be endorsed "Tender for Addi tions to outer Eastern T." F. B. COMPTON, Chairman, rp O BU I L D E R S, Tenders will be received tintll Noon ot THURSDAY. Jnly 6th, for the Erection and Completion of Brick Shop and Dwelling-house at Devonport, North Shore. IbWARD BARTI/EY, Arohltflqt, {lor continuation, see First Page,)



Pablio MOtioes. TN consequence of having Beobived ny the San Feakoisco mail an entirely new and thrillingly sensational novel. entitled, " The Lo awn worth Murder," It has been decided to withdraw from pub lication the Romance originally advertised, "THE LEAVENWORTH MURDER," BY ANNA KATHKRINE GREEN. Rivals in its Ingeniously constrnoted pot those of Wiikle Collins, and it holds the raader in Buspanso from the very commencement to Its final denouement. THE LEAVBNWORTH MURDER, Will bo published in the Otar Saturday Oopplbment," The First Chapters to appear NEXT SATUKDAY, IST JULY. Subscription to Star, by post, 7s Od per quar ter, payable in advance. THE PRESENT IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE, AULEBBROOK & CO.'S Gtold Medal Biscuits. (Awarded FIRST PRIZE at the New Zealand International Exhibition, Chrißtohuroh). THESE BISCUITS, THE FINEST IN THE MARKET, MAY BE HAD FROM ANY REBPHCTABLK GROCBK. The 'Borealla' having arrived. Customers can now have their usual supplies. JOHN EAnLE, Agent, High-stkket. Juno, 1832. PITT. STREET, NEWTON ROAD! AND SYMONDS-STREET. A 'Bus will leave tho Auckland Hotel. Qaeen street, as above, every hour. Fir* trip at 7.30 morning, P. COLLINB, Proprietor. A SPLENMD WARM OVERCOAT tVtt.,,', 01 80, s' or B°od Suit ttf measure, £i 3s, at J. WllUams's, Tailor, Victoria-street KJ. FELTUS will still petition for • the Distressed until justice is done. A UCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. The Trustees are prepared to Lend Money on Freehold Securities in sums from £50 and upwards. Mortgages can ba redeemed by quarterly Instalments. Applications for loans to^tw sent in by SATURDAY, the let July, R. CAMERON, Manacer. Temporary Offices: Darby-street. jj^ ° T I C 3 E. This is to Bivo notice to James Tindiix that his Goods will be Bold If not claimed within one week from this date and expenses paid thereon, WILLIAM BARB, Boarding-house Keeper, Onehunga, O&ehunga. June 26,1882. "OEMOVAL, — Glasgow Loan Office, JL\) Elliott-street.—Persona having pawned things with me will find the same at my Shop. Pittßtreet, between top of vinoent and Nelson streets. New and Loft-off Clothing Bought JAMESaCLAßK a rOl?. nnotnallJr "tOnded tO -fnHE NEW ZEALAND POST-OFFICE J DIRKCTORY, 1883-1. Subscription: Thirty-two Shillings, An Auckland Office has been onened at Hoff mann's Buildings, Quoon-etreet (No. 5), for the oolleotion of' lntoimation, and for- receiving orders for advertisements aid subscriptions. Mr Robrrt Sewabd, Agent for the Publlca i tion, Is now at the Albert Hotel on business oonneeted with this Dlreotory. TW"OTICE OF REMOVAL. J.. AYERB. JeweUer, Ute of Viotorla-street, begs to Inform hla customers that he has re moved to Hewin"ia Buildings, opposite the new OxeraHoase, WeUesley-street West. Old gold and silver bought. "\i>' V. STEVENS, »» • HOUSE, LAND, AND COMMISSION AGENT, 187, Qcken-btbeki1, Auokland, next Union Bask. Houses and other property valued, surveys executed. Money advanced on Houses. Land, and Crops. Money lent in sums of £5 upwards /or short periods on easy terms. Mortgages negotiated, N.B,—Mr Stevens having agents in Napier, Wellington, Christohutoh, and Dun edln, can offer special advantages to his olients. rpHOSE WHO ENJOY A COOL SWEET SMOKE, • SHOULD TRY OUR SOLACE MIXTURE AND RUBY FLAKE CUT. /W—Fob Cigabbrttes Ouh YELLOW BIRD [TOBACCO is allowed to be ABOVE ALL other Biands, Partridge and I^oollams, OPPOSITE UNION BANE. KOEFOED'S TOMATO SAUCfc, in pints, reduced to 9s per dozen. Usual £&£!??»•#» Wholesalo Merokants.-JOHN BUCHANAN, Agent. CjKATES. SKATES. SKATES, _,Wantea Known - That B&ANSTON and- FORBTER ere now manufacturing Skates of allßiiseß,onthemoa approved principle, and at Roduoea Prioes , SELLING OPff-T^RAWING ROOM SUITES XJ at reduoed prices. Fob Cash, at T. & HTCOOKE'S. 123, Quoon-Btreot. BELLING OFF-fVNING- ROOM SUITES XJ at reduced prices. Foh Cash, at T. & B. COOKE'd. 123, Qaeen-street. BELLING OFF-TRON BEDSTEADS AND X COTS at reduoed prices, For Cash, at T.& H.OOOKK'd, 123, Queen-street. SRLUNG OFF-p ARPE TS, Hearthrugs, Vj Linoleum, and Fiooroloth at reduoedprlooe. Fob Cash, at T. & H. COQKE'a, 123. Queen-street. SELLING OFF-p ILT CHIMNKY GLASSES VT Black and Gold Mirrors, and Toilet Glasses, at reduced prices, FOB Cash, at T. ft H. COOKE'S, 123, Queen-street. BELLING OFF-T> BMNANTS of CARPETS, Jtt FLOORCLOTHS, &c, at and under cost price. Fob Oabb, at T. & H. COOEB'S, 123, Queen-Btreet. SELLING OFF-'T'HE WHOLE OF OUR .1 IMMENBE STOCK OF FURNITURE. CARPETS, FLOORCLOTHS, and BED DING, at greatly reduced prices, For Cash, previous to removing to our' Now Show Rooms in Victoria-street.—T. and H. COOK X, 123, Queen street, Licensing Notices. " "TO" O X I O &, IN RE JAMES JOHNSTON. Take notice that on the application of Mr Samuel Ooombes,an Order Prohibiting the Sale Or Bupply Of Liquor to JAMES JOHNSTON, Of Lower Union-street, near Freeman's Bar, Draper's Assistant, in the employ of Mr S. Coombes, was this day made in oeen Court by HIS Worship J. E. Macdonaid, Esquire, Resi dent Magistrate; and farther take notloo that any Lioensed Person, with knowledge of tha said Order, Selling or Supplying to the said James Johnston, within the space of one year from thin date, any Liquor, will be liable on conviction to a penalty of £10; and any other person Selling, Giving. Purchasing, or Pro ouring to or for the said James Johnston any Liquor within the said Bpaoe of one year, will be liable on oenvlotlon to a penalty of £5, Dated this 28th day of Juno, 1882. THEO. COOPER, Solicitor for tho said applicant, TO the Licensed Publicans In the Llctneing Dtstriota in the Provincial District of Auck land, and to all other persons.



Public notices. TO THE INHABITANTS OF A'fecH HILL, NEWTON, AND SURROUND ING DIBTRIOTS. KRANK ROWB, for many years In the em- Ploy of Mr Robert Neal, Queen-street, begs to Inform the Inhabitants ot the above dlatriota and the general pnblio that he has purchased the biuinosa lately carried on by Mr D. Andor bod, lii tho Glasgow Store, Grent North Road. Jr. it. hopoa, by Btrlot attention to business, com- Dined with reasonable charges, to obtain a share ot Publlo patronage. Possession will be taken on Saturday, Julyi. Please note the address i FRANK KOWE, Glasgow Stok«, ghkat North Road. J^ o x i c X 1 To the Inhabitants of Auckland and the Public Generally, The undersigned having taken over the Hobl ness previously oarrled on by his father, Edgar King, will pay all Debts and reoeive all Accounts Incurred by the same up to dato. (Signed) FRANCIS KING. 96, Grey-Btreet, Auckland. N.B— V. K. hopes, by strict attention to busi ness, and selling none bnt gonnlne articles at a low figure, to merit a share of public patronage. Please notice that in f uturo I shall only keep the doublo-Btrength Sirßapjirllla; price, 2s 6d and 4s per bottle. W KITING, in any Business Stylo, TAUGHT, with quiok method, In Six Loasons (In a mechanloal Wilting Apparatus in less time); Shorthand. Seven LeßSonß.—Apply to A. O. Knuison, at Woodbine Cottago, Grey street,— Speoimon on application. rpo C O N CIIO LOGISTS, Any Gentleman having any " Polytoa" ot tha Auckland District would oblige by calling on or writing to ERIC CRAIG, Princes-street. - Shipping. ~^aT T>AEQUE CHILI, FROM WSa|k. MJ LONDON. .MsSffigraESr oaßlgnees are requested to xhwpwotu p BBB ont^jea and obtain delivery orders from the. undersigned for their Goods without delay. Cargo Impeding tho discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignee's rUk and cxnenso. A siicht entry to dear the vessel will be paseod' at 3 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, the 29ttt lnat, THE NEW ZEALAND SHIPPIKO CO., Limited, Agents. Auokland, Jane 23,1882. i-k-x IJfOR LYTTELTON JL1 DIKKCT. 333335p- Tho BriKantlno ■P l"™^ ' ISLAND LILLY will have quick dospatoh, For freight. 50.," apply STONE titiOß. _ Drapery- Q.REAT £J AS H a WORTH £12,000 WORTH E GENERAL DRAPE R= Y. MEN'S CLOTHING, CARPETS, &a, &c. f & a MUST BE SOLD REGARDLEBS OF COST! In consequence of term ot Lease drawing to a close, and Extensive Altera tions on entering on New Lease, FT QOMERFIELD •V. OOMBRFIKLD ,:!/;u Has decided on Reddcino His Immswbh: Stock as quickly as possible, nearly all of wbloh Jb New and Wbli, Bought, from Home and Colonial Manufacturers, And will offer to the Pnblio at an Knobmoct Reduction in Pbioe, '.& THB CHOICEST LOT OF GOODS THAT HAS BVKR BEEN OFFERED IN ' AUCKLAND, AT BELLING . . OFF PRICES I . Not the dregs ot Stock at the end ot the season, as is wraally the case In advertises Bales, bnt All New, Fashionable, Useful ' ; Goods, and just the thing for tho l Present Season. . Numerous Special Links: In ISBN'S CLOTHING exceedingly cheap. ■■.= For further particulars see Handbill and future Advertisement. Inconsequence of the Immense Stock to Ho. mark, my Establishment will be Closed on THURSDAY, Jane Ist, and Rk-opb»kd on FRIDAY. June 2nd. BALK TO COMMENCbITk FRIDAY, 3mni 2. No Entries made during Sale except. t at ordinary Prioes. Au etiona. TO•MO R H O W, At 11 o'clock, GLASSWARE! GLASSWARE I JFUKNirURE, &0. - ' CARBINES & TAYLOR Y\7"lliL Sell by auction, at their Mart, atllo'ol?ok; cn*treetl Tomorr°w (Thursday/. Small consignment of Glassware Household Jfurniture. Clothing, &o. At 11 o'clock, TO-MORROW, NOON. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. > AT- ARTHUR'S MART (Furniture Department). HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTd, for Drawing-room, Dining room, Parlour. Bed-room, and Batsen?botl» I New and Second-hand; Suites in great variety * Chaire, Couohea. Tables, CheffonlenaTßoolt 3aseß, Glass Owes, Books, Sewing Maohtoes; Piano. Meat Safes: Iron and Wooa Bedstead* 3ots..Palliasseß: Hair, Spring, and FJaTMafr". xasseu; Pillows, Feather Beds. Blankets? Quilts ; Chests of Drawers : Washßtands Marble Top and others; Toilet Tables; Glasses and Ware, Carpet, Hearth Rugsja BeTSt Buggy and other Harness, side sSddtas. Gen™ Baddies, Paok Baddies, Hobbleßj Perambttla" Mag^^SST ""**?> \ Wt 8, COCHRANE] *■ [JAS, DAOEK T 0 -M 0 RR 0 W, J DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, PIANOFOKTB, ' HOUSEHOLD FURWITIJBB, THE Subscribers have received instrttc* * tionß from Mrs Morris to sell, at her reel- S2^l «rafto n Road^bont eight doors above Sawkin's Btore), on Thursday, 2flch lost,, at 11 o clock, The whole ot the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Consisting of Excellent Pianoforte, in hand some walnut cose, very fuU tone, and In flrst-clasß order: Drawing-room Walnut tmiteigreen rep). Carpets, Curtains. Poles and Kings, Tables, Book Bholvee. l>latofl ware. Oiloloth, fllats, sU HalMetteS ChMrs,Chefojnier,Lamps,Conoh^wtaß Machine, Fenders anT Irons, HaK- Beated Arm Chairs,, Table Linen; Bod steads, Palliasses, Mattraeees, BeddlnK. Chest Drawem,. Wathstanas. ToUet ware, Commode, Mirrors. Chairs, Btabr mffinU Bte dn ß Us?^. Manßle' FUter' BAMUEL CoHrANE & SON, I A.uctiotenß. W. S. OOOHEANB] ~~ [JAS, DAOBK FRIDAY, JUNE 30. VALUABLE WALNUT PIANOFORTE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, && qnHK Subscribers will sell, at their atil ooffi' Fort"Btroet' «»nFriday,Bflth Junei GBNBRAL HOUSEHOLD FUHWTtitrh consisHng of Valuable hSSbmB SSftl hyA™Jffl! -flffl ooHpaiifrt ohord, and furnithed with all the Stest modern improvements; Oonohes. Oh^TiL Minors. Piotureß, OurtalnsVFendeM Carpets. Rn«s, Tables; GlosswaVeS nerware, Crookery, Iron and WoJf Beasteads, i'alllasses, Mattraraes mi lows. Bedding, Chests Drawers, Uress^ ing TablOßi Washßtands. ToUet»«™ Kitohen Utensils, Stoves,Tubs*^c7 Also, Weighing Maohine, Bamboo Canes, &a SAMUEL COCERANE & SOW A"ition'eera, * TO-MORROW. " THE REMUERA YARDS. FOR SALE, at the Remuera Yards* on Thursday next, June 29, at 3 o'olooV ABOUT 300 STORE EWES. ALFRED BUCKLAND. . XUESDAVS, ; tH B H A^M AKKjBT, SIALE OF WOOjLT BHEEPBKINR : AIFBED BPQBMKP; (Oonlmved on Fourth Paga,)