PARLIAMENTARY.

[Fjkom our Special Rkportbk.]

WELLINGTON, this day. The New Members,

The general opinion oi both sides of the Houso is that the present House, notwith standiDg the loss of some prominent men, ia much aupcrior on the average ta the last Parliament. There ia a largo amount ot lirst-clas« material, and the fact that some ot the members, who are known to be capable speakers, bucu as Dargaville, Peacock, and others, have refrained from rushing in on every opportunity, shows that they hold their powers with good judgment. . Sir Qeorgo Grey ana the Consti tut ton Act. Sir George Grey's Bill to amend the Con stitution Act, provides that when a Bill making an amendment in the constitution baa passed either branch of the House, and is rejected by the othtr branch, or so amended that the branch of the Legislature j •which the Bill originated does not pass it aa ! so amended, the Governor shall cause tho ! said resolution to be submitted to a plebis cite, and if a majority of votes of electors ' bo recorded in its ;avour, it shall have the same force and effect as if enacted by Parliament, The Mwdwev Hiroki. Hirski is to bo hung on Thursday morn ing, within the precincts of New Plymouth gaol. Tho Government will not permit reporters to Bee Hiroki. NaHve Committte. Col, TfiIMBLR has been elected Chairman : <of the Native Affairs Committee, Ho wan , proposed by Mr Bryce and seconded by Mr Shcehan, Two yoars ago the salary at« tachod to this position *vas taken off, but it Is uuderstood it will this year be put on the estimates again, probably at £100. Lighthouse for Kaipwra Heads, The Kaipara Heads lighthouse is settled satisfactorily, theGovernmentbavingunder taken to erect a first-class light there im mediately, at the cosr of £7,000. Mr Mitchelson has been greatly assisted in this matter by Mr Siranson. Mr Mitchelson is now pressing on the Governmont the im portance of connecting the Heads by tele phone.

Major Atkinson is laid np with a severe cold. Everybody hero is suffering, more or less, from tho same complaint, trom in tensely cold wind and rain. Maori Kcpres&ntalion.

Mr Hobbs is producing a Bill placing Native representation on the same footing as Kuropea* representation, namely, one member for every five thousand persons. Tliia will give eight Maori members. The districts are being mapped out by Messrs Hobbs and F. A, Whitaker. Although the boundaries have not yet finally been determined, it is settled there will be two members for North Auckland. Tanranga, East Coast, and Kotorua are combined in another electorate. The Upper Waikato will receive a separate member. Wellington district will be combined, and an offort will be mado with other boundaries to secure a unity of interests. Thong'a the Bill may not pass this session, it will familiarise the minds of the members with the idea.

Mr Steward, the Opposition whip, loft by the Te Anau last night on a visit homo,

TJie Northern Railway,

The North Auckland members are con suiting on tho subject of pressing the Gov «rnment for somo vote for tho extension of the Northern Railway,

The Petitions Committee have decided on the case of G. Wilson, who claimod a military land grant in the Waikato, that tho claim had been investigated by the Eoynl Commissioner, and thoy declined to re-open it.

Auckland Bailtvay Station.

Tondors for tho Auckland station, recla mation, will probably be called for next wcok.

The New Loan. "With referenco to the new loan, I believe

the present intention of Ministcfs is to an. nounce it in the Financial Statemont, . tb.ot.gh, If the prevalent f coling in the House is against further borrowing, tho incrcasod loan may yet bo abandoned for the year. The Waste Land Committee havo reported or> the petitions of the Bay of Islands, Ho kianga and Whangaroi County Councils, asking for grants, that tbe question is one for the Government being a matter of pub lic policy. Re the petition of G. Faulkner about his claim sent to the Volunteer Commission, they Toport that his petition was read and dealt with by the Commission.

House of Representatives.

The bouse met sit 2 o'clock to-day.

To-day's Work,

The Peace Preservation Bill will pro bably be the chief business this afternoon A Jong discussion will ensue on its provi fiioju, and Mr Bryce haying intimated a disinclination to give way on any essential feature, som« sharp itruggles and divisions may be expicted, The Wade Smuggling Case. In the House to-day, a petition was pro. sent«d from Emile Polkinghorne, praying lor consideration for ruin suffered through false imprisonment in the notorious Wade smuggling case. More Petitions. Mr HORST presented a petition from the captain of the City of Cork, alleging that he was wrongfully arrested under the Arms Act, and put to the expense of £30, toi which he claims consideration and relief. In the House to-day, Mr SWA*SON pre. sented a petition from W. J. Hunt, claim ing a reward for having discovered a pay able goldfield.

Mr Stevenson also presented a petition freni Mr Allan O'Neill relative to his in ability to recover jadgnient obtained against a Maori.

Mr MOSS gavo notice to move, when in Committee on the Auckland Grammar School Bill, the following additional clauses:-Sections 2, 3, and 4, of the .Auckland College and Grammar School -Act, 1877, and the Grammar School Act, 1830, are hereby re pealed; "the Board of Governors of the Auckland Grammar School shall consent to be elected by the several School Committee* in the Auckland Edacation district at the same time and in the same manner, and hold office for the »»me periods, being members of the Board of Education elected under section 20 •f the Education Act, 1879, provided that the secretary for the time being •f the B«ard of Governors shall perform the duties described by the said section to the Secretary of the Board of Education, and the Board of Governors shall exer cisa all the powers in settling dis puted elections poisessed under the said Education Act by the Board of Education. The first Board of uovernors elected under this Act shall take office on the 31sfc of March, 1882, and the present Boaid shall hold office till that date."

The final meeting of the oreditora o t Rlckard Henry Polkinghome, stttler, o tho Wade, was to hare b«>n held to-day, bnt, ai a quorum was not obtained, the debtor will hare to apply under tk« 184 th Motion of the Act fer his discharge. His liabllitipi amomnt ti» £83 lfi», 'snd his fusets are merely Roraln&L" ' "'

LICENSING MEETING.

PORT ALBERT, this day. The Port Albert Licensing Committee unanimously refused the application for a publicans license forjthe Battley Hotel consequently this closes the only hotel in the Port Albert district.

CHRISTCHURCH, Monday,

At the Licensing Bench for Christchurch East, all renewals were granted, but the committee severely examined several appli. cants as to their accommodation, and warned thorn they must increase it.

TIMARU, Monday.

At the licensing meeting for the borough of Tfmaru, all applications for the renewals ot license* were granted, with one excep won. The hours were till mid. night,

DUNEDIN, this day, THE LICENSED VICTUALLERS.

In reply to a deputation of the Licensed Victuallers' Association,Mr Fish, M.H.R. said the Bill of last sessien Jwas simply a olass legislation. The Licensed Victuallers seemed to have been singled out as exceptionally objectionable characters. There was a feeling amongst members pre sent in Parliament that the measure was too drastiG, and should be amended.

Correspondence.

NOTICE OF EPIDEMIC DISEASES.

(To the Editor ot the STAR). Sib, —I Bee by a local in Saturday's Star that "duplicate notices of epidemic dis orders (one from the householder and one from the medical attendant) are not re quired by the Sanitary Inspector." The 2Sth section of the Public Health Act, 1876, with the addition of 1881, reads : "When a householder knows that a person within the house occupied by him is take* i sick of any such disease, he shall immedia tely give notice thereof to the local Board of Health of the district in which he dwells; full penalty for non-compliance, £10. It shall be the duty of the medical prac titioner in attendance on such case to state to the householder as early as possible the infectious nature of such disease, and also to give immediate notice to the local Buard of Health ot the district in which the patient dwells; full penalty for not notifying £10." So, according to the Act, duplicatdjiiotices are required ; and no local Board of Health has the power of repealing any portion »f this Act of the Legislature, or of making regulations to over-ride it. The Act of 1876 required only a single report, but was in operative, as there was no check upon the householder : therefore, the Amendment' requiring duplicate notices was pasted in 1881. One of the advantages of the dupli cate notices is that the householder may acknowledge his responsibility, or may be made aware of it; and another, that the medical attendant may not have the onus of publishing (by notification) the presence of an infectious diseaso in a homo. Again, as a notico from one party only would prove the neglect of the other, the required report would be more likely to bs sent in, dupli cate noticed being required. It also doubles the penalty if neither reports.—l am, &c., W. G. Soorr, M.K.C.S.,E. Onohunga, June 3.

BUTCHERS' PRESENT PRICES.

(To the Editor.)

Sir, —When are we going to have the present prices we are paying for meat re duced ? or is the monopoly to continue ? I am told good beef is selling at from 16s to 20a per cwt., jot we are paying from 5d to 8d per lb, while beet is advertised in Wan fianui at Hd per lb 1 Is it not time we started a Consumers' Company ? Is it any wonder men who are a few years in the butcheriug trade amass small fortunes? The public have a right to know why the prices are kept so high.—Yours, &c, Fro Bono Ppblico.

AUCKLAND TOWN HALL.

(To the Editor of tho EvENiNO Star). Sir,— In your issue of 28th ult. is a lettor signed " Vcritns," with whom to some ox tent I agroo, hut ho does not scorn to go far enough. To nmko a really successful thing of our municipal offices a large portion of the reserve (corner of Grey and Queen streets) should be taken up for approaches, as ia done in the University of London. Theso approaches might be ornamented with a drinking fountain or other features, the building itself set hack to range with the line of Cook-street, and the Army and Navy and adjoining titcs (sufficient for tho building proper) purchased. Tho ap proaches md commanding position of this site would ho unexceptionable, nothing could be loft to regret. On the other hand, however good a site may be, if the building is pinched as regards its approaches the general effect ia a failure. I would cordially endorse what has been said by one of your correspondents, viz., that Auckland has so few buildings worthy of the name that she cannot afford to lose tho oppertunity of making her municipal offices a success.—l am, &c, CantharuS.

June 6, 1882.

AN OT HIS BALLOON JOURNEY.

The Berlin Correspondent of the " Daily Hews " writes: As Colonel BurnaVy'a late voyage in the air has attracted so much public attention, the following acoount of the experiences of a well-known Berlin ;eronaut may bo interesting :—A few days ago Herr Bicbard Opitz started his balloon from the neighbourhood of Daatzic at ten o clock in the morning. He was supplied with life • saving apparatus and a great number of scientific instru ments, besides provisions for several days. At starting the balloon rose very quickly to a considerable height, and eveatnally, pasting over Dantzic Bay, took the direc tion of Koeoigßburg. When half-way over the bay, it entered a new enrrent, and wa» carried at considerable velocity out to sea. Herr Opitz, though well supplied with instruments, &c, was evidently short of ballast. Determined to try the chance of an upper current, he there upon threw over his instruments and everything he could spare—life-saving apparatus, provisions, and even his overcoat. The balloon then rose into a new current, which luckily conducted it towards the land, where Herr Opitz was deposited at ten o'clock at night, about six miles inland, after knocking about for twelvo hours in the air.

AUCKLAND SHAREMARKET.

June 6. 1882. Bank of New Zealand—Sellers, £23153 Colonial Bank - Buyers, i9a 6d New Zealand Insurance—Buyers, 80s South British Insurance 58a; buyers, S7s 61 Union Insurance—Buyers. 2U 9d Auckland Qaa—Buyers, £10 6s; Belters, £1010s Thames—Buyers, 28a 6d New Zealand Timber—Sellers, £610s Bay of lalands Coal-Sellers, £0 2a 01 Tauplri Coil—Us 34; buyers. Us Northern a.Si Co.-aeller», 11s BNew Zealand Bhtpping-£5; rollers, £5 5s JTisher and Co.—Buyers. Us 6d; sellers, 12a Accident Assoranoa— Buyers, 4s Caledonian-Sellers, 12a 6d Kurannl HM-Buyers, 7s: sellers. 8a * Qaeenof BeiUty-12s; sellers, 12a Southern Cross—Sellers, 9a Deeo Level—Buyers, Is Id ; sellers, Is 3d Wheel o. F«nme-«jJW apH NBWMANi Chairman.

At the next meeting of the Boßrd of Education, Mr Laishley will m«ve the following :—" That, inasmuch as it is de sirable that one book only, or one set of books only, on each subject, be used in the schools under the control of the Board, the Inspecting Staff, in conjunction with the Principal of tbo Training College, be re quested to report on us early a date as practicable, (1) which one of the books, or set of books, on each subject now antho rised, ought to be the book, or set of books, on each subject to be universally used in the said schools-; (2) when such new regime should take efiect. The u.onthly meeting of the Acchmatisa tion Socioty was held this afternoon, there being present: Messrs K. C. Barstow in tho chair, T. Maoffarlane, and A. Bull, a sum of £100 was voted to the Domain Board, and was also agreed to hand over to the same body a recent importation of seeds of economic trees and plants. It was aareed to purchase 12,000 trout ova from the Otago Society at tbe rate of £2 per ton. The secretary stated the probable amount derivable from game licenses to be £489, while the financial statement shewed that there was a credit balance of £77 15s 4d at the bank, being an increaso of £3? upon tne bank balance last month. It is said that a worm catnotdig more than one inch per hour, bnt he is always an inch bejond the shovel when you want fish bait. . ' '

CABLEGRAMS.

[Reutke's iTeleqbams,]

LONDON, June 5,

SMaLL-POX IN BOSNIA,

Small-pox is raging with terrible violence at Seaglio, the capital of the Austrian pro vince of Bosnia, The mortality averages 20 deaths each day.

THE UNDERGROUND RAILWAY.

The Military Commission appointed to consider the propriety, from a military point of view, of constructing the tunnel between England and France, have re ported in favour of the project. They suggest, however, that the tunnel should be commenced further inland than was con templated by the promoters. The Rev.! Wilberforce, Canon of 'Win chester, has been appointed Bishop to the recently created See at Newcastle, SIR HENRY PARKKS. Sir Henry Parkes has left England to ■visit Belgium, The Premier of New South Wales has announced his intention of re turning to Australia at an early date.

THE EGYPTIAN CRISIS.

LONDON, June 5.

It has transpired that Lord Granville, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, re ceived a telegram from Lord Dufferio, British Ambassador at the Porte, express ing the opinion that, ia view of tho recent action of the Sultan in dispatching Dervish Pasha to .Egypt, it is desirable that the meeting of the proposed conference of Powers to consider the Egyptian question should be postponed.

TURKISH GENERALS FOR EGPYT.

CONSTANTINOPLE, June 8.

Darvisb Pasha, accompanied by other Tmkiflh officers, sailed to-day for Alexan dria!

AUSTRALIAN.

THE MELBOURNE RACKS.

MELBOURNE, June 5.

For the Melbourne Cup, to be run on the 31st October, 123 horses have been entered, including the Hon. W. Robinson's Grip, Vanguard, Cheviot, Salvage, and Iris, and Mr Wilson's Lady tiampden, For the Champion Stakes there are 50 entrie3.

LATE EUROPEAN.

[Special to the Mkibourne "aequs,"

LONDON, May 24.

Arabi Pasha, the Minister of War for Egypt, and leader of the National party, refuse* to suspend his revolutionary agita tion, and defies the European F«wers t Leon Say, yielding to the solicitations of Freycinet and his other colleagues, has agreed to resumt office as Minister of Finance.

Sir Jno, H«lker, who resigned the position ef Lord Justice of the Court of Appeal a few days ago, died to-day. The iron manufacturers of Pittsburg have refused to comply with the demands of their employe's for an advance of their wages, and a strike on a large scale has occurred. The number of men who have ceased work is estimated at 100,000. Albert Young, the railway telegraph operator at Doocatter who was apprehended a month ago, charged with sending a letter to the Queen threatening to kill her unlotß she insisted him to emigrate, has been convicted and sentenced to two yoars' penal servitude. There are strong indications of a dis ruption in the Parnellite party. In tho House of Commons last night,Patncll de« livered a moderate speech on the Irish situation, in the course of which ho con demned the abuse of '• Boycotting," and deprecated the irreconcilable character of the opposition offered the Government by Dillon, member for Tipperary.

SUPREME COURT.-In Cham bers.

This Day. (Before His Hoaor Mr Justice Gillies),

His Hopor Judgo Gillios held a sitting in Chambers this morning, and dispoiod of the following business : -

Probate ahd administration, &c— Letters of administration were ordered to bo issued in ro Isabella Nelson, Edmund Lawn, Frank Davidson, George Atkin, Isabella Walker, and William Jennings (deceased), while probate was granted in re Alex. Buchanan, William Wright, 'Ihoman Hansen, Robert John liuuter, and VViu. Hall (deceaied). An order was nude to regutor a copy of the will of Harriett Asher (deceasod), and an order was alst made to register a copy of probate of James Gotrge Pigott's will. POBTBR AND OTHIBS V. JAGGER AND others. —In this case, which was heard at the last sittings of the Circuit Court, it has been arranged to take proceedings " de noTo," and Hit Honor granted an order for a special jury tc try the case. I) iVORCE.— In the ca«e of Saowden v. Snowden and Another, Mr H. Hsaketh moved, on behalf of the petitioner,, for directions as to trial.—His Honor directed that the cause be heard before the Court without a jury at the close of the ensuing Circuit Sittings of the Supreme Court of Auckland.

Payment of LegacyI.—ln1 .—ln the matter of the Trustees Relief Act, and of Thomas Hyde (deceased), and the petition of Lucy McGrath, Mr C. F. Buddie moved for an order in terms of the petition. It seems that Lucy McGrath and W. H. Kingston are beneficiary legatees under the will of Thos. Hyde, which will provided that, on the attainment of tbeir majority, they were each to receive ons-tenth of his property. They have now completed their nonage, but as there are certain erasures and other alteration in the will, the trus tee?, in order to safeguard thenuelres, havo paid the money into Court rather than to the petitioners. Hence the application for payment. The matter was deferred, pend ing the filing of a short and formal affida-

vit. Exteksion OF Caveat.—Be the Land Transfer Act asd in the matter of Wil liam Williams, Daniel Willhnie, and tbe Bank of New South Wales, Mr Hesketh moved for an order under section 89, extending the operation of the caveat by 14 days. The land in respect of which, the cavoat was lodged, is situated at Carlyle, (Patea), and the Bank and tho Williamses have given notice to register certain transactions in connection with it. The 14 days' currency of the caveat has almost expired, a»d the above application is now made on behalf of Thomas North (trustee in . the bankrupt estate of the c&veator, William North), for the purpose of affording him time to take proceedings for the establishment of his title.—The application was granted. Ellis v. Hally.—Mr E. Hesketh (in structed by Mr Thome) moved that the plaintiff should have leave to amend his declaration. -Mr Alexander opposed the application, and it was dismissed with cost*.

Deed of Assignment.- On the motion of Mr Coleman an order was made to register Lewis Bros.' deed of assignment, Judgment by Default,—Mr Theo. Cooper Jmoved {that in the case of the New Zealand Timber Ca., Limited, v. Turner, judgment should entered in default of plea, —Granted.

This was all the business.

PANIC AT A RELIGIOUS SERVICE.

THE Gospel Mission Hall in Copenhagen street, London, was crowded on Sunday "evening with an audience t» se» and hear a •'Singing Preacher." The gallery at the end of the hall was excessirely crowded, and during the service ■ began to exhibit symptoms of insecurity. This alarmed the coßgreg&tion, and a gentle man suggested that as the gallery appeared t» be somewhat overcrowded, it w»uld con duce to tke pnblic safety if some of its occu pants quietly retired. Something like a panic ensued, many persons leaving the hall. As (or the occupants of the gallery, no sooier did they become fully aware of their danger, than they made a sudden and united rush to get out. This had the effect of bringing down the balcony with a loud crash. A cloud of dust prevented thoße at the other end of the hall seeing the full extent of the disaster, but it was known that many persons must be buried in tbe debris. After some time, those who were unable to riso were extricated from the ruined gallery, when it was found that oaly three persons were anything like seriously fnjured, and these were at once conveyed to their homes. The ssmce, of coarse, came to an abrupt termination.— English papir.

The City East Licensing Court will sit at noon to-morrow in the Police Court building. ' •.'"■■•"•.■

AUCKLAND TARANAKI RAILWAY.

Meeting To-day.

(Fkom Our Special Reporter.)

WELLINGTON, this day. The meeting of tho sub-committee to con sider the completion of the North Island trunk line was held to-day. Sir Geo. Grey attended, and made a statement as to the nature of the country ■between Te Awamutu and Waitara, over which he had travelled many years ago, expressing his own opinion that no diffi» culty would be experienced in constructing the proposed line.

The sub-committee resolved to recom mend to|the full committee ot Auckland and Taranaki members to send a deputation to the Ministers, urging the construction of this line, and to secure permanent and in alienable provision for it out of the pro posed new loan.

DISTURBANCE AT THE EX HIBITION.

(BY TELEGRAPH.—PRE3S ASSOCIATION),

CHRISTCHURCH, this day. At the Magistrate's Court this morning the youth Bathurst Noel was charged with having assaulted and presented a re volver at a man named Hawking, at the Exhibition. The evidence showed that the dispute arose as to the price of some articles on Dawkins stall, and the htter called Noel a liar, at tbo same time orderiog him away, Noel refused to go,, when Dawkins knocked him down, and Noel then presented a re volver at him, but was prevented from using it, Noel, in defence, pleaded serious provocation, and said, having lately been severely bitten by a dog he had since carried to protect himself. The statement about the dog was shown to be correct, and the Bench, seeing that Daw Kins had been the aggressor, dismissed the case, but confiscated the revolver.

CITY SOUTH LICENCING COURT

The Licensing Court for City South was held at noon to-day, when the following Commissioners were present :—Messrs T, Thompson (in the chair), T. T. Minefield, Young, Warren, and T. Thvaites. Mr Stonoy acted as cltrk; Sergeant Gamble represented the police, while Meura Tyler and Hcskoth represented the applicants. BEIEWALB.—Tho following renewals wera applied for and granted : -George Andrews. Carpenters' Arms; Willim A. Crombie, Prince of Wales; Annie Daffy, Robert Burns ; Michael Dervan, Freeman* ; Andrew Kabert Duub, Wellingt« ; Henry Gidleigh, Criterion ; Elizabeth Oackett, Market]; Isaac Harrison, Anchor; {Thomas Ilealey, Crown; Hugh JB. Jones, Army aid Navy ; Christopher F. Mann, Kitting Snn ; Francis u'Dowd, Naval ; William Began, KebKoy.

Fun Escape.—lt was stipulated that owing to the height of the Army and Nary. Hotel a flro-eseape mnst bo provided.—Mr Jones, who was pruont, premised to nee that tho improvement was effected. -

Additional Bar.—An additional bar tor the Army and Navy Hotel was applied [or and granted.

LIGHT.—Mr Dunn, l»»dlord of the Wel lington Hotal, applied for permission ts dispense with a light ontside his homo after buainess hoars, but it was refuted.

Tbanskks. — Iho follewing transfers wero granted :—Criterion, Iquac Harrison to Jfcnry OldUiph ; Prince of WaUi, Francis McCormick to W. A. Crombie j Crown, Cornelius McManus to Thomas Healy.

The licenses wore all extended till mid night. Thin concluded the business.

MOUNT ROSKILL LICENSING DISTRICT.

At the first nnnual meeting of the Licens ing Committee for this district, hold at the "Whim Public ll»ll, to which it was ad journed from the Schoolroom. All the members of the Committee, with Mr Sea man as clerk, being present, the licenses applied for wore granted to Benjamin Cur now, for the Northern Hotel, Great North Koad, and to Hobort Dahiu, for the Whau Hotel. The fee for each to be £25, payable to the Treasurer of the Point Chevalier and Whau District Boards respectively, by whom the licenses would be Issued, the whole of tho Counties Act not being in full force, in the County of Eden, of which these districts form a part.

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

RUSSELL, this day.

It is blowing bard from tho U.K. with rain, The Wellington had a very rough passage.

CHKJSTOHURCH, this day, Another Case of Shooting.

Last night a man named David McLovan was arrested for shooting with a revolver at John Granvillc, at Tooner's boarding honso. Jealousy is said to havo been the cause of the affair.

A Maßsachusaetts man committed suicide by drinking a pint of ink, Jf ho had used the pale economical watery fluid that ia auch a passion with some of our contribu tors, he might hare drank a gallon of it and lived for fifty years. He sat at her feet in qniet pcaco. Ho looked into her face and said softly : " Ab, dear, I could sit hero for ever." "Could you, love," answered she. " Yes, sweet." •• Yon are right sure you could, darling ?" " I kaow It, my own. " Very woll, then, you ait tliorc, for I have an eagageaaent to go out with young Fitzpooner, and won't bo back this evening. Turn down the gas and fasten the aight-latch when you go away. Ta, ta, dear."- And she went out, leaving him in the awful solitude of her goneness and his bitter diaappoiutment.

THE -AUCKLABH EVENING' STAR, TUESDAY,. JUNE 6



Goldminmer .Notices. I the undersigned, hereby make applica . tton to Regltter the " TAIRUA GEM GOOD MINING OOMPaNT" as a limited Company under the provisions of " The Mining Companies Aot, 1872." 1. The name of the Company la to be "The Tairua Gem Gild Mining Companr, Limited. 2. The place of operations is at Keaveiville, Tairua, Haurakl Goldfield. 3. The registered olHoo of the Oomitany will be Dituato at Auckland. i. The nominal oapital of tho Company is Threo Thonsand and KUl.t Hundred Ponnda, In FlfMen Thousand and Two Hundred Shares of Fire Shillings oaoh. 6. The number of Shares subscribed for is Fifteen Thousand and Two Hundred, betas tho entire number oC Sbarea in the Compaay. 6. The number oC paid-up Shares Is nil. T> The amount already paid-up is nil, 8. The name of the Manager la John Rio hard Randerson, 9. The names and addresses and occupations of the Shareholders, aid the number ot Bh&rea held by each at this date, are as follows i— Shares. David Thomson Fox, Newmarket,"clerk ... 800 Dennis Rnble, Anokland, restaurant keeper — 2,100 Richard Allan Player, Auckland, clerk _ 400 John IToaton, Auckland, nsenc .. -MOO Walter Yere Stevens, Auckland, Bottler .. 200 Robert Martin Mitchell, Auckland, settler Buo Robert »arton, Auckland, carrier .. .. 200 James Henry Drafcble, Auckland, store keeper .. — — — •• •• 100 John Foadiok, Auokland, 'bus-man.. _ 100 Alfred Lookwood, Coromandel, minor .. 1,800 George Hoboon, Auckland, steward.. .. 100 Robert Charles Greenwood, Auckland, auctioneer ■■ — 1,600 Edwin Legge. Auckland, agent .. „ 400 Charles aillbod, Auckland, blaokdmith _ 400 Fraiols Worrell 3tevena, Auofcland.settler 100 Jno. Riohfcrd Randerson, Auckland, share broker (la trust for Company) .. .. 3,100 George Isles Panter, Auokland. hotel keeper - •■• .;• 2<" George Norman MoGrewer, Coromandel, miner ..' ..' •■ •• « •• 200 Total .. .. - - ..15.200 Dated this second day of Juae, ono thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. JOHN R. RANDKRBON, Manager. Witness to Signature of John- Riohard Randerson—Habold Wm. Hudson. 7 John Richard Randereon do solemnly and sinoerely deolare that -1.1 am the Mftiager of the said intendad I Company. 2. The at»*ve statement is, to the best of my belief and knowledge, trvs in every particular. > And I make this solemn declaration eonsoion ' tiomsly believing the same to b* true, and by ▼irtue of an Aoe of the General Amenably of New Zealand. Intituled "The Juatlces of the t Pew.Aot.un- JOHNB . HANDKBSON . II Taken before me ifBSDBBIOK L. FBI»1K,



. Wanted. narANTSD, a good jsannaid for Upper V? Bar.— Greyhound Hotel. \\f ANTED, at once, a good Boot vv Maohluiit; oomtant employment.—T. Prosser. Upper Queen-Btreet. WANTED, 3 Good Men, 1 Smart Lad about 1C; rood wages, steady work.— Meohanlca' Bay Brlok Workß. WANTED, a Boy, 12 or 14 yeara of age, to make himself generally ÜBeful, —Mrs W. Connell, Kyber Pass Koad. WANTED, a Boy to serve a round; good wagc3 to a steady Ibjv-G, Hulme, Bat Cher, | WANTED, Five Boys for machines,— Apply Fogden. Anokland Timber Co. WANTED, a Junior dork. — Apply Auckland Timber Compam.y. WANTED, till 12i39 p.m. on Friday next, Tenders to Cover Roof with Iron and do Plumbing.—Apply,'.on work, W. o'fl.ara, foot of Franklin Road. ■ ATANTED, a Kitchenman. — Apply VY Anokland Hotel. *_* ANTED, respectable Lad ; ono used to the Clothing Business preferred,—l, Phillips, Queen-street, WANTED, a General Servant.-Apply Mra Leslie, Manukau Road. Parnall. WANTED, a Good General Servant for GlBborno; liberal wages to ono really effloient.—Apply to Mrs Warren, Park House, Ponaonby Koad. WANTED, a good General Servant for the Good Hope Uining-rooms, where there 1b another employed. ANTED, at Eannaford's Auoklaud .Registry (established 1803), General F« -imlb Servant and Nursemaid (lame gentleman's family, Mount Albert). W "ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Regißtry, (eat&blißhed 1883), Young Man to milk, garden, ami be nseful. 'ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), respectable Female Servants ot all olaaßea. V\i ANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland T Registry (estabUßhed 1863), Bharp Lad for olty hotel; wages from 12a to 16a. WANTED, at Hannaford's Auckland Registry (established 1863), Young Man to drive well and plough fairly. WANTED, a Young Man tor the Butoherlng.-H. & J. Blnstcad, Free man's Bay. \\ ANTED, a Nursery Governess where » » th«re 1b a young b»by; must be compe tent to teaoh music — Mrs. Gabriel Lewis O'Korke-street Albert Park. ' 'ANTttD, a Youth; wages, £I.— Apply at the Hobson-street shop.—W. H. Dampler. ANTED, a Girl about 14 able to do housework.—Apply to Mr J. Cook, Boot maker. Welllngton-Btreet. ■ WANTED, a good General Servant Mrs Tooa. Williams, Wjnyard-atreet naar Grammar-school. WANTED, a Good General Servant.— Apply to Mlsa Al»x>Bder. Bpaom. WAN'lE'\ Respectable Boy for bottling sure, eta, would be taught tho basinets also bcokkeooing.— Apply Puol and Co.. olo»e to Vlotorla Wharf. North Shore' ANTED, a Uoek and Laundress referenoeß.—Apply, in the morning Mrs Arohle Clark. Undcn. ParnelL WAKTED, a Good General Servant for Walkato, two others kept.—Apply Mra Flood, St. George'a Bay Road. **rANTED7a Uook-—Mrs Alfred E. t T ißaaca. Melroao Hall, Remnera. ANTED, a Young Man aa Improver to C*r»onter and Jolaer: some know ledge of CablnetuMking preferrod.—J. Hoodi Fort-Btreet. AN'WD, 2 or 3 Sewing Hands for Wheeler & Wilsoa'a So wing Maohlnoa • good wagoa for good hands.—C. De L'Kau Uurhara-Btroot. ooroer of AlbartHitivet. WANTED, a good Geueral Servant, whara a Botuemaid 1b kept.—Mrs Rloh mond. Low«r Vlnonnt-Btre»t. "AN'IEO, a Respeotable Youth as Apprentice or Improver to tho Baking. -Apply p. Heath, Quoeniland Bakery, Wako field-street. WANTbD, a. smart Boy to carry puroolß.—Apply to J. Bmlth. Urapor. ANTttD, a First-class Photographic Prlntor.—Apply, with referonoea and stating worob required, to ifC, Cox io, Po3t offlo«, Wpliington. WANTKD, a Karmaid for Private Bar • ploaalnK addrdna and buiineea habits roqulsito.—Apply this oflloo. YV ANTED, a respectable Servant Oirl, » T about 16 years.—Apply to Mrs D, Evitt 251. Qußen-atroot. ______^^_ ANTED, an experienced Man to look afwrhoraoe, o»o who can plough; none other need apply.—Robert Garrett Tanner Whau. V\7ASTED, 3 Hand-workera for tho T T Shirt Makirg. — Apply at Powloy'a Shirt Faot»ry, 34, ShortUnd-etreet. VArANTItD, by a Lady, Board and Kcsi » " d*nco In a priv»to family. Bubnrbs pro forred.—Anply, etating terms, &o. to H., care of Mr Hloomflold. Chonilst. Ponßonby. WANTED Known-That J. Uosgrave and Co. are eellinit Strong Heavy Tweed Trousers for Si lid. ANTKD,~a Good Coach or General Smith; constant employment—James Maokie, Coachbnilder. &q. Vlotorla-st Haat. WANTED, Tenders for taking down chluiuuy and cleasing bricks for Union Saah a»d Door Company. WANTED, a Bricklayer. — Apply Carter and MoMain, Tbeatro Lane, Victorla-itreet. ANTED to SKLL, good fackhorse. —Apply Good Hopo Dining-rooms, Wellotley-atreet. WANTED, Consignees for 50 sacks Oats, marked a. ex Annlo Wilton, •hipped by Anderson & Co.. Uunadln —E. .Mn cheison & Co., Qaeen-atreet Wharf. Ag«ntP < %mf ANTED, Buyers for Grey Calicos y V from 2Jd ; White ditto from 3d; Flan nels from ($4 ; fheelings from kgd, Tiie bout value In Auckland in Qulltw. blankets, and Luce Curtaiss, at Wm. H. timith'i, 300 and 302, Uppor Queon-atreot. ANTED, to Sell Five or Six Good Farm Homes.— * pply to W. Crowthnr. V.y ANTED Known—That ■). Cosgrave v v and Co. are SeUlng Mon's Serge Suits for 27s Od. V\7 ANTED to fell, Hooded Bugsy, V * Horse and Harness, In' first-rate order,— Apply Star offloe. WAFFIiF KNOWjß—that J. V. Atkinson, Wttohmaker and Jowoller, Las RKMuVKD fram Grey-Btreot to Viotorla street. a few Doora pant Naiaon-atreet. VJi/'ANTRD, a Three or Four Roomed it Cotttge. Near Mechanio'a Bay pre ferred.—Apply A.C.. UTAH bfflco. WAN TAD by a Matried Mao, accus tomed to all kinds ot farm and garden work, Smpleynent as Gardener, or on an up otuilry farm. — Apply to T. vr, Ulckeon, B.K.UA. Rooms, Queen-street ANTED Known, that you can Dress well for a Small Weekly Payment by going to Munro and Milligan. See advertise ment on front page. ANTED KNOWN—J. B. Marriott, Auctioneer and General Salesman, will hold his Bale ot Horses, etc., every Wednesday n each we»b. ' WANTED to Sell, Hoodod Buggy, two Waggonettes, and Phtoton.—R. Bull's Coaoh Painting nad Trimming JCat-blishment, bottom Wakefleld-atrcet 'ANTED to Rent or Purchase, a Houso ot Blx or seven rooms, suitable for lodgers; near Queen-Btreet preferred.—D. F. Evans, Kstate Agent, Qnaen-street. ANTED KNOWN — 1 am selling Cambric Handkerchiefs, Table Cloths. Napkins, Towels, Dress Efhlrts, -teinnams of Fronting Lioen, at nearly £0 per oent. nnder Auokland prio-s (received direct from a Bolfußt manufacturer),—W. H. Smith, corner of Qieen and Aloxandra-streats. | ANTED KNOWN by Henchmen, Finishers, Clickers. Pressmen, Ma ohiniats, Fitters, and Boys or Girls wishing to be Apprenticed to either of the abovo depart ments, that they will find regular employment and good wages at the Excelsior Boot Factory, late 0. Hemus. ANTED to Let, in Wollesley-streot, a Single Furnlßhod Bedroom, with board; terms, £1 per week (wanting lnoluded), —Apply Star Offloe. WASTED KNOWN, Brennan, M.0.C.. may be consulted every even ing from 6to 9 o'olook; at his Cheap Drapery Shop, on the proper kind of clothing for winter wear.—Brennnn'a Anokland House, Vlctorla-Bt. WANTED KNOW«— That J. Col grave & Co. are Selling Men's Geelong Tweed Troupers and Vaata for 17s 6d. WANTED, the Public to soe our Large Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Ulsters from 6s 6d; Handsome Jaoketa from 13b Gd; Homespunn from 6Jd; Costume Cloth, 9jd; Wincey from 3jd; Blaok Cashmeres from 1» 6d,—W. H. Smith, 300 and 302, Queen-gtreet. WANTED, Ladies Furnishing to see our 4r 4d felt Carpet at Is dd; Tapeßtry Carpet at 2i 9d: Hearthrugs to match, 8s lid.— Wm. H. Smith, 30D and 302. Queen-Btreet (oppo- Bite Army and Navy Hotel). WANTED, Jfurchasers tor Good Swede Turnipa, in lots of 5 tons, delivered at any railway station wlthia 10 miles of Otnhnhu. Price. 30s per ton, or 23s on tho ground.—Flaher and Co VVTANTED, Ladies to call and see tho TV Beßt Value ever offered in Auokland In Lsdies' and ChUdren'a Stooklngs—selling at about half tho usual prioe-at Hollo way's, 217, Uneen-street (next to Hewln'a). WANTED KNOWN — That .North Shore Pharmaoy Is now open,—Gard ncr, M.P.8., Kng., Chemißt, &o. ' A N T E U KNOW N— BLOMFIKLD'3 SOOTHING FOW DKRS, a cooling aperient for Children outting teeth, troubled with eruptions of Bkin. Paoketß, 1b ; Post, Is 2d.-WESI' BND PHARMACY Ponaonby. WANTED KNOWN—That J. Cos grave and Co. are Boiling Tweed Ma< hlntoih Coats for 80s, warranted. WAN tKD. KNOWN— Our Millinery UnderolothlßK, Corsets, Pluahas, Velve teens, Satina, and Silks will be found censldei ably under usual Queen-street price. I ai Boiling cheap-a job lot of Cor.-eta and Undei slothing.—Win. H. Smith, corn jr of Queen an Aiasnndra-BtreetQ.



. Wanted. WANTED, a good General Servant.— Apply J. Willlamß, Viotoria-streat TSrANTED, at once, Cutters to load v T with timber at Kennedy Bay for Auck land.—Apply Auckland Timber Company. ANTED, Five Boys for Engineer's Department.—Apply P. Smith, Auok. land Timber Co. W AN TED to Rent, a Good Billiard Room; — Apply to WM, Governor Browne Hoteli ■ WANTED KNOWN — List of the Pianoforte Mublo (all 6d), with Words, at Dampior'B Shop, Hobson-streot :— No. 11. "Aold Lang Syne" "Auld Robin Gray" "Annie Laurie " A Man's a Man for a' That" " A Frog Ha Would a Wooing Go "Bonnie Bluo Cups " Bonnie Mary" " Bonnie Prince Charlie" "Bonnie Dundee" 11 Bright Byes" " Beautiful Star" "Bluo Bells of Scotland" And THOUSANDS OF OTHBR3. l^r ANTED KNOWN, THAT J. G IL M O U R, OB « UPPBR S-MONDS-STRBET, Has Excellent Value in the Followinci nbw goods 1- Wsnted Known—Good Value in English and New Zealand Blankets, at J. Giimours. Wanted Known—Good. Value in New Zealand and English made Flannels, at J, Gllmour's, Wanted Known—Good Value in Motglel and Kalapol Tweeds, at J. Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Stood Value in Ladies' and Gentiomen'a Umbrellas, at J. Gilmonr'a. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladleß' Dresi Ferges, Bngliah and Frenoh make, at J. Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Bood Value in Ladiea' Holsery at J, Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Ladiea' Stays, at J. Gilmour's. Wanted Known-Good Value in Men's Eats,at J. Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Water proof Over Coats, at J. Gilmour's. Wanted Known—Good Value in Men's Tweed . Trousers and Vesta, at J, G-ILMOUBS, UPP&R S-MONDS STRIKT. mO GROCERS.—Wanted a Thoroughly 1. Competent Hand.—F. HewJn and Bro,, Queen-street. OUT TRADE.—Wanted, arespectable Youth us improver, able to close strong work,—Apply to A, Finoh, Bootmaker, Uarga ville!__ mo PRINTERS.—Wanted, by a Steady I and Good Hand, a Situation; country efflce preferredi—Addresa ABO, Stab office. "aTiISH CURING. - Wanted, a Fish I? Curer ond two Fishermen for the above Industry.—Apply No. 37. Insurance Buildings, between 11 and 12 on Thursday next. QKATES. SKATES. SKATES, Wanted Known - Teat BRAN3TON and KORsTItR are now manufacturing Skates of all sizes, on the moat approved principle, and at Reduced Prices To Liet f ■tO LET, 2 Shops in best part of Queen s' » rf"\O LET, at Pontonby, fout-roemed Cot -1 tage; sflondld view of water.—Apply Mrs Wheeler. YarboroUgb Btreot, Poiißonpy. rrto LET, Largo Uafarnished Room, I with fireplace, with or wlihout me of kitchen, in Ponsonby Road.—Apply for address, fcCAII Qfflco. TO LET, a Shop, in one of the best positions of K&rtngahape Road.—For partionlars apply to Mr Y. Warren, BydeDham store. rpt) LET, Ofhce corner of High-street and 1 Vulcan Lane.—Apply to R. Homo, above L. W. lCaton's. Qneon-ttreet. O LET, Shoji and Dwelling of five rooms, in Habton-street, next Parker's, Grocer, near corner of Cook-atreet.-Aiply to Thomas Point able. rBW LET, a Family Residence containing L 10 rooms, with sultsble outbnlldlngß, on the New North Road:.posees«lon given Imme diately.—Apply to F. L. Prime, Butato Agenl, 28. N.Z. Insurance Bulldlngg. O LET, a Shop and Two Largo Rooms and Kitchen; gas and water laid on, being basement floor of Brandon House, Par noil ; omnibuses pass every 15 minutes.—Apply to O. W. Goodßpn, London Arcade. rpo Ll?T,~at Newmarket, a splendid I k.liop and Houße of seven rooms, suitable for milliner and droesmakor.—Apply to F. G. Clayton. TO LET, tho Wesleyan Parsonage, Pon- Bonby Road, containing C rooms, gaa and water laid on Apply to J.Morrison, Aaphalter, Nowton Road. mO BE LET - The "Noolc," very 1. pleasantly situated in Upper Sjmonds- Btreet. the property of Mr G. P. Pleroe, now in the occupation of Mrs Maokay, containing eleven rooms, water in the house, gas laid on, and every oonvenluaoo for a family; large grounde, and commands a fine view.—Apply to 1L aah ton and Son, No. 8, N.Z. Inturance Buildings. fflO LET, Furnished Honse, Handsome JL Villa Residence, containing 6 roomi, &c., all famished oomplete, lnoludlng piano, to gether with 6 acres in paddooks, garden, &c., situate at that delightful seaside suburb North oote : rent, only 27s 6d per week; referenoe required.—D. F. Evans, Katato Agent, Queen strewt, next " Herald " Office. Tl--0 IRONMONGERS, GROCEKS, II DRAPBRS, AND GBNBRA.L BTORE KKBPERS. TO LKT, in Upper SymoDda-stroet, a salendld OOBNKR SHOP, corner of B»st-Btreet (oppe flto St. Sepulobre'a Sohool. This li one of the finest positions in the Suburbs for btulneas. Rent moderate. Apply ■ H. ASHTON & SON. Insurance Buildings. FFICBS Tv LET near Queen-street,— John Barle, Tea-broker. Hlgh-streat. A FRONT ROOM to Let, witk fire ■ plaoe, to a respeotable female.—Apily ofllco of this paper. FFICE TO LET.—A convenient Office in High-strott to let, Hant low.—Apply to S. Rout, NORTH SHORE.—To Let, a New House of 10 rooics, well situated* and suitable for lodging house; also, Furnished Cottage.—R. and R. Duder. Devon port Store Medloax. STOP your Cold by using Marshall s Preparation of Rubinaa Camphor. Prioe, Is.—Goodson, London Arcade. mbOTHACHE! TOOTHACHE IJ JL TOOTHACHK ■ I 1 Immediate Relief by uelotf BDBON'S MAGIC BSSBNOB, in la Bottles. | A ICKIN S HYPO PHOSPH !■_«&, Aiokin's Byrup of Hypophoaphlte of Lime is guaranteed equal to tho Trenoh preparations of Dr Churchill, and less than half the prlco, The groat expenso of the Imported preparation to tho Rick, and the faot that BuchiPharmacoutloal preparations can be , manufactured equally well in Auckland, has induced the proprietor to engage In making a really reliable artiole of Standard STBENQTg and OHBanoA_ purity that) may be recommended with confidence by the medical faculty to their patients and others. aiokin's Hypophosphitoß will answer all the requirements stated, and a trial will suißoe to show that in therapeutical aotiou they are quite as eflloaotoua In all diseases for whioh the continental pre parations are bo justly celebrated. Sold In bottles at 2a 6d eaoh. Dose, two teaspoonf uls only. Aiokin's Sybup of Hyfophc* peutkb OF LiMm AND Soda, especially suitable in some cases of lung diseases, and is moat palatable and oordip) eaoh teaßpoonful contains three groib. pure hypophosphlto of lime and one and a half graisß hypophosphlteof BDda, Sold in bottles at 2s 6d eaoh. Request your medical advi fer to try the Local Syrups of Hypophoßphltes, made by Aioein of definite uniform BtrenßtlU AICKIN, Wholesale Manufacturing Chemist The Pharmaov. Auckland Gazette in Bankruptcy. TN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW X ZEALAND, NORTHERN JUDICIAL DISTRICT. . IN BANKRUPTCY. In the matter of " The Debtors and Creditors Aot, 1876." and of the various Acts amending the same, and of the Bank ruptcy Of WILLIAM SXLVBBTEH PUL jokd, of Liverpool-itreet, in the City of Auckland, Journallßt, a Debtor. Notice is hereby given that a general Meet ing of the Creditors of the said William Sylves ter Pulford will bo held In the Supreme Court Buildings, Auckland, on Monday, the 12th day of June, 1882, at the hour of 12 o'olock noon, for tho purpose of receiving my report and grant ing the said Debtor an order of dißOharge, Dated this 6th day of June, 1832. THO. MACFFARLANK, Trustee. R. Laisiilby. Debtor's Solloitor, i High-Btreet. Auckland. JXJIPSOM HOUSE SEMINARY. ■ Coadnoted by Mrs. Gknbral Btoddahd. Winter Quarter commenced 12th July. 3 Boaiders. per Quarter. In advance— & s. d, Youne Ladisa over U 12 12 ( Young L»dles over 18 J,O 18 ( , Boys and ditto under 10 - .. t8 ( :■ Genkbali Stoddabd receives Young Gentle d men to eduoate in Kngllah, Latin, Frenoh r- tierman, Matbemstics, &c., aad in Soom^trlou d and Architectural Drawing. '■••' , Torras on application, I



For Sale. f^OK BALE, Nice Chestnut Horse, 16J hands, broken to doable and Blngle harness; splendid haok, carriea lady.—Apply Windsor Caatla Hotel. Parnoll. BjAOR SALB, the Grocery Businesr car. fij rled on at the corner of Chapel and Durham-Btreets by James Fergusion, who Intends to devote his whole attention to the Bakery Trade. The business oonßists of the good-will, gtook-ln-trade, fittings, show-glasses, &o. Terms reasonable.-APPIy to Jas. Fergus. eon, on the promisee. - IjlOR SALE, a New 7-roomed Mouse, 1 well bui,lt and finished, wash-ionee and outhouses, i-aare of ground, well Bituated in a haalthy locality.—For further partionlars apply to Daviea and Baker, National Inanranoe Build- Ings. 83. Qaeon-streot, Auckland. §/IQR"SALE, atOtahuliu a Large Shed It- 1 (can be removed In io Lionel and a large Chaffcutter.—Apply to H. Sonrrah, Otahuhn; or. Heakoth and Altken. Auckland. ANEW Six-roomed Verandah Coccage 12ft stud), with scullery, tank, &c, for sale, on Richmond Koad; Allotment 50 s 150, or, If preferrod, 90 x 150 (oornor lot). Terms aaay.—Apply to R. Lalnft. Pioton-atreet. ROCKY NOOK. —For Sale, a large House, in good order, and nearly an aore »nd a half of land tastefully planted.—F. (i, Kwington. MOUNT ALBERT—IO Acres.-F. G. Kwlngton. |^1 KAFTON ROAD.—For Sale, a Seven \JT roomed Honeo, pleasantly situated In a [arse allotment, commanding a view of the harbour.—Apply to F. Q. Kwington. BUILDING SITES at Mount Eden, Symondn-street, and Ponsonby unsur passed for beauty or healthfnlness o position. -If. G. Kwington. _ T>ERKSFORD-STKEET{near Church)— JO Large House and Allotment, £600.-F, G. Kwington. T;O WORKING MEN.-Four-roomed House, Freehold Allotment, with good well, near new Cathollo Chnroh. J3160.-F. G. kwlngton. 1/tOR IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL, the JO Business of a Suburban Store in a rising ilstrlot (owner retiring through ill health). Only a amall Bum required for good-will, etook .it valnation; rant moderate.—D. F. Brans, Kstate Agent. B/iOK SALE, comfortable Cottage of 5 E rooms, Regent-Btreet, Nowton, wood-shed well, tea.; allotment 10 x 100. Prioe #185.— V F. gyana. ; kj\OK IMMEDIATE »&__, -"onsonby F Terrace, a nloe House of 7 rooms, varan dab. in front; Allotment 8) z 100, all tastefully laid out; good well, tank. &o. Price, £480.—D. V. Kgwj, ggtete Agent, Quean-street. U7 {UIOK SALE, 50 Acres First-class Fern JU Land at Tnakau; a very ohoioe lot, with ibondanoe of water; situate on a good road, and about S minutes' walk from railway station, ['rice, only £7 par aore.—D. F. J&vans, Kstate Agent. jjiOK SALE—A very desirable Residence it inFroßDeotTerracs. The Honse contains 3 Rooms and Scullery, and la fitted with Register, Oven, Cupboards, &o. Water laid on md every oonveolanoe; splendid Fruit Gar inn (In fall baaring). Allotment, 83 by 100. Price, &50.-D, F. KTang, Land Agent. IjIOR SALE, nice Cottage of four rooms JL and scullery; register grate, oven, gas laid In, and every con vonlunco; situate Irelan d ureet, near England-street. Price, #280.—D. F, Kvang, Kstate Agent. FBRSA.LE, Liacoln-street, Poasonby, House of seven rooms, good well, wooa shed, &o.; allotment, 66x100. fenoodand planted; very cheap, only £310.—D. Ik Evans, Bstato Agent, Queen^trfc^ _ __ . Hi |L|>OK SALE (Howe-street), a very pretty JL? Villa containing five rooms, pantry; water laid in, nloe garden, &a: all In first-class order; splendid view; a vary desirable place.— P. F. itvans, EBtate Agent, Qn&on-Btreet. 425 PONSONBY,— A aew and very pretty Verandah Cottage of S rooms, allotment, tank, ata, all oomplete. and In first-class order. Very oheap. £320.—D, F. Bvans, Bstato Agent, Queen-street. 127 STOKES" FOINT. — Splendid Building Allotments, planted with Fruit Trees, fco. Inunediately opposite Hotel, Price low—ea&y terms.—D. F. Evans. Estate Agent. SUBURBAN STORE lor Sale,—A first rate business for Sale In one of the best of Auckland suburbs; the position Is second to aons: a splendid opening; full particulars from D. F. Kvana, KBtate Agent, Anokland. 325.3 STOKES'B POINT.-Splendid Allot menta fenced and planted with fruit and arnuraontal trees, in splendid position, over looking the harbour, near the beaoh.—D. IT. Hvana. Batate Agent __^^______ MOUNT Et>EN (near Mr Kelly b), a new and well-finished House of five rooms, replete with almost every oonvonionce, men as register grates, ki tchon range, fto.; allot ment about GO x 21W; main road frontage: very iotsir&Me.-D. F. Evans, Batata Agent, Quoen itreet. 108 PROBrECT TERRACE.—A very nice Verandah Cottage of six rooms, fitted with oupboarda, bookoase, dresser, &c; gas md water laid in; good garden, stable, &g.— P. F. Bvans, Estate Agent Qtteen-street. MOUNT EDEN. —Cottage of tour Rooms and Two Acres of Land at Mount Ka«n (divided into two paddooks), near reai rioneo of J. Batger, Bsq. A very desirable pro perty. Price, fIWO.-D. F. KvaDß, Betato Agent. XpOK IMMEDIATE SALE, House and JP Grounda ta Pmsanby. Th* house oon talos 7 room, stable, ont-hoaie, &a.-ia good ord*r. Splsndid garden and orchard, about 1} aoro ia extent, wbloa oould be subdlvldad Into capital building Bites. Very desirable and oa«ap.-D, F. Kvaas, Bstato Agent, Queen street. ■ 189 L<OK SALE.—A BARGAIN, GENERAL GROCERY BUSINESS and valuable Premltes, situated at the Thames [leasehold land for eight years). The buildings cost over £300, and are all in thorough repair, and are] sow offered at a eaoriflce, the owner leaving, and laiust be sold; no reasonable offer '^^ D. F.EVANS. Estate Agent, Quean-street. rR ABSOLUTE SALE, Desirable Property at Northoote, Takupuna, con listing of New Five-roomed Cottage, cowshed, stable, &c, together with 03 aorea Splendid Land, a portion of which is orohard and culti vation. Good pleoe of bush. This property la for absolute sale, a»a ta well worthy the atten tion of Investors, &c—D. F; Kvans, Bstaio -Kant. Qneen-Btreat. ■ A BARGAIN.—Cottage ot 4 rooms and Beullory in Ponsoaby, only £128.—D. F. Kvaag. " ir»OE IMMEDIATE SALE, Handsome JD Villa; almost new, and In first-class order; gables, bow window, good well, register grate, oven, onpboards, otc, etc.; situated In Haoket- Btreet, near the steps leading down to beaoh at toot of St Mary's Koatl; pleasant, healthy, and desirable position: muut ba sold at once. Prloo, enly £800.—D. F. Kvans, Estate Agent, Queea -8 treat. ____ EjiOß SALE, Business Premises at _■ Mount Kden, situate in main road; a splendid opening for a Ohemlst, as at present there is not one in tats large and populous district. The building la new, substantial, and woll finished.—Full particulars from Mrs Jack, on the promisee, -or of I). F. Kvans, KBtate Agent. Queen-street . PUKKKOHE. -A very desirable Farm of 101 aores. about 11 miles from Tuakau Btation, with Three-roonwd Cottage, work sh»p, dairy, cowshed, pigsties, fco. A splendid Btream runs throngh the property; all fenoed and Bubdivlflod; about 60 aorei in grass, the rost cultivated; soil is flrst-olass. Goodmetalled road all the way. Very ohe»p—price, £600.— D. V. Evans, Katato Agent. B1 O R S A L E. CLAREMONT-STRKKT, Seafleld View—A Vary Desirable Allotment, quite level, tenoed, and ready for building an. S3 x 118. for £100. NKWMARKKT-Verandah Cottage. 6 rooms, KKieter oven, good well, &0., corner allotment S3 x 100, for £250. ■ MONTAGUiC-STRKKT, Newton— Verandah cottage, i rooais, allotment about S3 x 95; oheap, i °Dlyßlßa- D.F.EVANB, Estate Agent, nest Herald Office, Qnoen-fltreet. Ii^ARMS FUR SALE.—Waikate — A JP very desirable and snug Htile Farm, situated on the bonks of the Waikato River, vory oomfortablo Homestead oonßlstinß of— House of Blx Rooms, Outbuildings, suoh as Barn, Cowshed, Pigsties. Stockyard, too. Area, about 226 aores of good fertile Land, sub divided into Paddocks, Orohard, and a splendid plooe of mixed bush. School and Railway Station adjaoont. Price. £859, And several others. Full particulars on ap plication to D. F. KVANS, EBtate Agent, Queen-street (next "Herald" Offloe). BUILDING SITES 1 BUILDING aiTESI All those Splendid Allotments situate In Col lege Road (tho only lots tor sale on right-haad sldo going up, and being within a few mlnutea walk of the city). Should command a ready Bale. This is a splendid investment for building purposes. Price, only £3 10a per foot upwards. Tor villa residences the position is flrst-olasß. Shelly Beaoh Road, a splendid oornor allot ment, ISO x 165, for £226, the only lot unsold. Grace-street, Ponsonby. beautiful level allot ments, in flrat-olass position, 10 feet frontage, at £3 per foot; also. lotß 36 x 117, at £2 6s per foot, Grace-atreei, splendid corner at £3.105. Btuart-streot, off Brace-street, 40x120, for £100. Lincoln-street, 65 x 100, at £115a. Clarenoe-Btrset, at £1 cer foot. Anglesea-sireet, lots 40 x 120, Bplendld view, fOCl*remont-stroat, Seafiald View, beautiful level allotment, fenced, 33 xIU, for £100. Boreßford-streot, grand position, at £4 par foot Bailey's Paadook, lots, 33 x 90. at £10 each. &C, &0., &O. Full l articula ] |_from_ ANSj Katate Agent, next '* Herald" Ofßce. F. 3. MOSS]. LW, F. O'SUI.L.IVAN] FJ. MOSS & CO., • LAND AND BBTATB AQBNTB, Bhortland-bxkket. FOB SALK. a li&rge Allotment in Brlghtoi Koad, ParnoU (100 x 300). LOi1103. Pokeno :aboat 10 aoreß. Ho ACRKB near Tuakau; 50 aorea In grass, re mainder open fern and bush. Prioe, £500. 36 ACKES. all improved, cloße to the Whangs rata Railway Station; good house, con shed, barn, &o.; well sultea (or fruit grov Ing. A LARGR SECTION In Beresfoid-strcot, I feet frontage; 600 ACRKB. partly improved, 19 milea froi Auckland, and 1 mile bom railway station good 3-roomed House, and all necessary on buildings. Prioe, £1650. In addition to the above, we have a Larg Number of Town and Country Properties fi Sale, inoludlng somp Liirge Blocks of Land i tha Waikato Dlotrjot. p F. j; MOSB 'g. CO., Shortland-sjireet. : ~pgr <»»»?*"«?«?».. sst First Pag* "



Public Notices. INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND % DUMB, SUMNER. Applications for appointment to the offloe of Assistant Teaoher in this Institution will be re ceived by the Direotor, at Sumnor, near Christ ohurob, up to the 10th June. The lady appointed will be expected to enter on her duties (whloh will include somo (supervision of domestic affairs) on the Ist August. A cheerful dis position and experlenoo In ordinary teaching are regarded as neoeasaty qualifications; and a teacher holding a certificate of Class 1) from tho Kduoatlon Department would be preferred. The salary will be at the rate of £75 per annum, with board, &o. Applications must beaooom nanled with testimonials, and particulars as to ' age>&Oi WM. JAS. HABKNB, Inapootcr-Qoneral of Schools, , Education Department, Wellington, 30thMay, 1882. MEW S E 11 I A L TALE. Tho right of Publication in Now Zealand having boon purohased from the London publishers at considerable cost, the Romance entitled "GOD AND THE MAN!" ny ROBERT BUCHANAN. Will Bhortly be commenced in the "Star Saturday Supplement." Mr Buchanan Is well-known as tho writer of "A Child of Nature," "Tho Shadow of the Sword/ &c. And also as tho Author of a number of Poems of great merit. His Nbw Story, "GOD AND THE MAN," Has created quite an unusual sensation in Eng land and America; and it Is now, for the FIRST TIME, About to bo introducsd to New Zealand readers. All who wish to follow tho course 6f this Powerful and Intensely Interesting Story from tho beginning, should AT ONOB BEND IN THEIH SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TDD PUBLI6HBB. T .WISEMAN, 165, QUXEN.STREET, Auckland. WATERPROOF RIDING APRONS. WATERPROOF PASTE FOR BOOTS, WATERPROOF LEQGINBS. WATERPROOF HORSE COVERS. Cheap .Furniture Sale. REMOVING TO NEW PREMISES. T. & H. O*e Beg to annonnoe that, previous to REMOVING TO TBBIB NEW SHOW BOOMS, in victoriastrkht, They have determined to offer the whole of their LARGE STOCK OF Furniture, Carpets, Floorcloths, J3edding, &C. EC., &0,, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY, THE BNTIEK STOCK WILIi BE MARKED AT FROM 10 T0 25 P aR CKNT REDUCTION. THE CHEAP SALE WILL BE CONTINUED FOR A FJtW WEEKS ONLY. I WILL Not be Responsible for any Debts oontraoCed by my Wife, Alice McDonald, from this date, who has left her home without my consent or wish. WILLIAM THOS. MoDONALD. June 6.1883. STRIKING PORTRAITS of MB and Mrs C. H. SPURGKON mar be obtained at the S.S. Union Depdt, Wellesley-street. PRICKS : Cabinets (sin ale) 2s Gd' ~ (double) 3s; Cartes (singles) 1b (double) Is 6d Proceeds devoted to New Baptist Church Building Fund. Wjttjte^ DIOR WHAHGaREF.WHAN. IISS?^ " GAKKI HEADS. AND MAN x-bbbk*' GAPAI.—Th» Northern S'eamshlp Co.'s s.s, ARGYLE will leave Queen-street Wharf as abova (weather and other olroum stances permitting) TO-MORROW (Wednes day), 7th June, at 12 noon—For freight or passage apply at the Company's Offlno, No. 67, Qaoon-Btreet—A. Mc3biqob, Managing Direo tor. GOPIEB of Herr Carl Schmllt'e "Choral Maroh," whloh has sow reaohed Its third edition in London, oan be obtained at Eady's Auokl&nd Muslo Warehouse. f^i OOD Warm Winter Suit (Tweed) to \JT measure, £3 Ss.—J. Williams, People*) Tailor, Viotorla-Btroet. MR. P, GOKM AN, Late Proprietor of the btah Hoivl, and also late Manager of the Albebt Hotel, Auokland, having taken the CRITERION HOTKL, Napikb, has much pleasure in welooming his Friends and Customers to his New Premises, and would like to oall their attention to the fact that the Chituriom has botn raised and thoroughly re novated. O»i9iing In the old style. All liquors nrflt-olaBS. Good sample rooms, ftot "I As- DOWN, Balance Weekly or JL" Monthly, for Singer'a Sewing Ma ohinoa.-D. S. Chambers. 70, Queen-street (op posite Bans: New Zealand). T^r 0 r 1 c c. All overdue Acoountsmastbe paid before the 10th of June, or they will be handed over to my solioltori All Accounts owing by me must be rendered before that date for liquidation, or they oannot bereoognlsed. j. M . MoLAOH LAN. n-tAIO £10,000 LENT on Building 3&.1" Soolety principles, or on father terms to salt borrowers. Allotments bought and Houses built on weekly payment system. Mortgages and Loans negotiated, See List of Properties tor sale on 4th page. Six per dent, allowed on money deposited for Investment.— C. ■WiixiAMBOK. Land, Batata and Flnanolal Aoent and Valuator, Vulcan Lane, aOUSES BUILT on the Weokly Pay ment System.-Apply, No, 2, Grafton Road, Kyber Paee^ FD A V I S O N • (Late Williams), Foot of GRiY-sritßßT, Has a Large and Varied Assortment of Ladies' and Children's Night Dresses, Chemises, Drawers, Stooklngs, Ribbons, Frilllngs. Wool and 81'k Squares, Tunios. Plnaforoa; Fanci Jewellery; Stays.Ss6l: Kid Gloves, is6a: Baok Oembs, 6d: Straw Hats, 6d; Flowers, 64 AU Very Cheap. F. D A V I S O N. mHK NEW BtmuDXNG SOCIETY INi)U3TRIAL AND PROVDDENT PKRMA NENT BUILDING, LAND AND INVBBT ' MENT BOODITY OF AUCKLAND OOENER OF QUEEN-STREET and VULCAN LANE. All olaseea are Invited to take up Investln Shares, payments weekly, Interest remonen ' LOANS granted on security of Freehold ( 1 Leasehold Property for the purpose of Buran Building, &c, in sums of £20 to £5000. repa: able—for every £100 advanoed-at the touowis Scale, by weekly, monthly, or Quarterly lasta mentti -1 Kepayments I Per Repayments Per extending over Week, extending over Wee] a. d. . '• B yean .. 1510 1 years _ 8 4 years - 12 8 8 yeaw _ 7 6 years - 10 6 10 years - 8 7. ' SPKCIAL" FACILITIES are given to Be rowers forpaylnff off part principal money <v 30 "ffi^weeW payment, or.thewhoUin may bepald off at any «me—the Soolety gnu t "VTOTICE "OF REMOVA] ? J. AYKBS. Jeweller, lute of Vlctorla-Btre 1 begs to Inform his customers that he has moved to the corn or of Darby and Klltott-strei _. opposite Cousins'and'Atkln, Old gold f ■ suyerbought, ■ *'\> '" ' •■•'" " . : _ •- ,_, « ..



rergonai. MARWOOD OLIVER, Groom, Auck«" land, advantageous Information await ing you at William Spry'g Boot •Warehouse. Karangahapa Road. Newton. ■ ■ IN answer to anonymous letter dated ■ 31st of Mar, 1882, and Initialed Q. 0.8.. I say you show the white feather. Meet me as yen' ehoald do. and matters oan be carried out to mutual satisfaction with "two tubers,"lnstead of one aa yon propose. VJUSANNAH OAKLAW, an important kJ Borne Letter addressed to you has arrived In Auckland. Ploaso oall at this office. Board and Residence. RIVATE Board and Residence; terms moderate. Also, Sitting and Bed-room (suit married oouple or two single gentlemen).— Mrs Cathbert, Norfolk House, Cook-Btroot (S floors from Mootlng-house). OARD AND RESIDENCE fer Three Gentlemen; single or donble rooms.—Mrs - Prloo's Boardlnc-lioiißO. Vinoont-st (left side). CIOMFOKTaBLE Board and Kosidenco / for Three Gentlemen oan be obtained op poalte Choral Hall-first house In Grafton Road (left aide). /TOVERNOR BROWNE HCfiUL, vJ HOHSON-tmtKET. • UUPKKI'JR Board and Kesidence (batn, K3 piano, largo grounds), not to be equalled. . In central position In Auokland. for families, ladles, or gentlemen. Address, Btae Cfflce. Liost; and Pound. LOST, from the Cloak-rooa, Masonic Hall, Onehunga, on Friday, June tod, a» m? S^H 1' wl!h.,? & lv6T Brooon attached, with Martha inscribed In oentre.-Finder will r£!& 0 by * reJ nri llD?, to. Hunier and Nolan, Durham-street. Auokland, LOST, Top of Plain Gold Solitaire.— .... Finder will bo rewarded on leaving same at this omce. 4? fl REWARD. — Lost, trom 3heil» dW J- B«aoh, a Brown Colt, 3 years old, with T^ Bronnr? D°°\-±Wlr to J. Cargo, ore. Lendrum, Queen-street. Meetmtrs. QOUE Si_^_ G 0 L U B. A Meeting of those Interested In the forma to? of a Coursing Club will bo held at tho Thlatlo Hotel TO-NIGHT. June Cth. at 8. rf IHE Temperance Hall Select Quadrille ■ X Party will In future bs held on Wednes day Evenines (Instead of Thursdays), from 7.80 sharp to 10 P m,-KD WARD BREOKEN, Beo. AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO OPERATIVE BUILDING ANn lIW VESTMENT SOCIETY? ' ' NOTICE. The Tenth Annual Meeting of the Auokland Permanent Cooperative Building and Invest inept Soolety, for reoelvlng the annual reosrt and accounts, and eleotlng acommittee1 of management and auditors for the ensuing year will bel held in the Leoture Hall of the Young SSihe'ev/m-nB? 1882> "* taU*"l. JOHN BATGKR. N.a-In aooordanoo with rule Nofafnom nations of Candidates for offloe most bo lodged with the Secretary on or before 31st Man AUCKLAND PERMANENT CO ±\. OPERATIVE BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY. In oompllance with a requisition from 21 Members of the Soolety (whloh requlaltton la now exhibited In the Society's Offloe, as re I quired by Rule No. M>, I hereby giro notloo that a Speolal Meeting of the Auckland Per manent Cooperative Building and Investment Society will be held on TUESDAY, the 13th day of June next, immediately after the ordl vtn 7edXTte?Sg»ay'lala1ala So°l^' ™ BUSINESS 1 Tol Repeal Rules Nos. 3. 1. 6.H, ia. 18.19,21, and TB^and Sohedule F. and to enaot NW Riles and & New Bohednle Instead thereof, as advor ised in "The New Zealand Herald" and Tm Evening Stab, of 10th May, 1882. JOHN BATQKR, ___^^^^^^^^ Secretary. n TWHSW ZEALAND LOAN AND' ■*-' mercantile agency company (Looted). Notice is hereby given that the Annual Local •■ Meeting of the Now Zealand Loan and Meroan-r tile Agenoy Company (Limited) will be held at * the Offloe of the Company, at Auckland, on THURSDAY, the 6th day of July, 1882, at noon. VRSDK. BATTXiKY, Auokland, June 3,1882. Seoretary. _ Calls. UOUTfIERN CROSS PETROLEUM K3 COMPANY (LIMITED). j A Call (the 16th) of One Penny per Share has jeenmadein the above Company, payable to the Manager, at the Company's Offioeft Glad toH&eTlS!!r eiM'Z' >OnWBDNKtoAY . HENRY HAASE, Glsborne, N.Z, and June, 1882. ""Sor. Corporation Notices. fjl" OF AUCKLAND. , Metke Water Supplies, Quarterly accounts rendered tor above supplies ' require to be paid on or before the ?"h inßtantT■> P. A. PHILIPS, Town Clerk's Office, Juae 1,18$"™ Olerir' ' Tenders. Public Works Offloe (Architect's Branoh), • fr/ Wellington, June 2,1883. mENDERS are invited for Additions to & Post and Telegraph Office. Pnkekohn Auckland. General oondiMoßsT IpeSfloatonS* and drawings may be seen at the PnbUo •Worfca «S°P(t?!!hl^ >tl'l Bt?;?S h)- Wellington and ft the Ppbllo Works Offioes at Auckland and Hamilton. Tenders addressed to tbeHon. the Minister for PnbUo Works, and markedontelde " Tender for Additions to Post and TelecroDhil Offloe, Pakekohe," will be reaped atTtnTabovS offloe up to noon of SATURDAY, the 17th d« of June, 1882. Telegraphio Tenders will be S oelved, provided the original Tenderand d£ posit are lodged with the nearest Dlstrlot Eslisi. Ber at k h°J lm obovo weoifled. The lowest or any Tender not necessarily accosted. By command. P, F. M. BURROWS. > Arohlteot P.W. rfENDERS will be reoeirod untiUp.m. n T* °* TUESDAY, 13th Inat, for the Ereotlon of Two Four-roomed Cottage In New-street off Hepbnrn-street. PlansßniTspeolfloatlonßto to wen at Mr D. Goldle's offloei LUtle Queen aweptei° W6at °r Msr Tender not n«oessarlly T^ N P E~,R ~. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, &O. Tenders are Invited for the supply of about 210 (ram 01 less) Totara Piles, ranging In length mO BKIOKM AXE BS . NORTH SHORE. NEIGHBOURHOOD OV DUCK CREEK, W i Contraotorß are Invite J to tender for tho making of 1,000,000 HAND-MADa or AuoWanfi made (pu« mill) BRICKS. -auojoona Teaderers must be practical men, and be Bra pared to give substantial seourlty for fulfilment of oontraot. Tenders to bo addressed to A. Fatrvrleve &g 1 underneath, and must be ssnt In on or before FRIDAY, Juno 23. » Particulars and speoincationi, with referenoe r to both of above, may be had on applieatlon to 1 N. Harker, 27, Queen-etreet. ■ ■ ■ - . A. FAIRGRIEVB. ' for continuqium. see ITCrat Page j Anctionß. TO-MORKOW, ' At 11 o'clock sharp. , -APPLE sl A PFLESI Ex B.s. Ringarooma, from Hobart. G. W. BINNEY WILL Sell by public auction, at his Mart, Queen-street, to-morrow (Wed day), June 7th, at 11 o'clock, i« g0 OASES APPLKS, Comprising—French Crabs, Pesroialoß, <* Stone and New York Pippins, y. &0,, &C, &C. "• Terms Cash. TO-MORROW. — 8 BACON AND HAMS, J AMERICAN GOODS. jr- . ■ ___ 52 w. DowDßir . n*" TXTILL sell by auction, at the Exchange Vv Mart, Queen-street, 20-morrow, at II 1_ o olook. - . 8 canes Bacon and Hama " • 9 tone Potatoes , 3t After whloh. a Bmall oonsignmeatof Amert 'raL can Goods, Watfihßa, I sot prawtog Boom 6 { Bi Furslture, - (Continued., en Fourth Page.) v